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The catch block handles a broad swath of exceptions, potentially trapping dissimilar issues or problems that should not be dealt with at this point in the program.
Multiple catch blocks can get ugly and repetitive, but "condensing" catch blocks by catching a high-level class like Exception can obscure exceptions that deserve special treatment or that should not be caught at this point in the program. Catching an overly broad exception essentially defeats the purpose of Java's typed exceptions, and can become particularly dangerous if the program grows and begins to throw new types of exceptions. The new exception types will not receive any attention.
Risk Factors
The following code excerpt handles three types of exceptions in an identical fashion.
try { doExchange(); } catch (IOException e) { logger.error("doExchange failed", e); } catch (InvocationTargetException e) { logger.error("doExchange failed", e); } catch (SQLException e) { logger.error("doExchange failed", e); }
At first blush, it may seem preferable to deal with these exceptions in a single catch block, as follows:
try { doExchange(); } catch (Exception e) { logger.error("doExchange failed", e); }
However, if doExchange() is modified to throw a new type of exception that should be handled in some different kind of way, the broad catch block will prevent the compiler from pointing out the situation. Further, the new catch block will now also handle exceptions derived from RuntimeException such as ClassCastException, and NullPointerException, which is not the programmer's intent.
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Emin Valley steppe
Satellite view of the Emin Valley, on the border of Kazakhstan and China Photograph by USGS
This grassland and steppe-dominated ecoregion on the border between northwest China and Kazakhstan includes cold temperate mountains and a system of shallow saline lakes that provide breeding habitat for many waterfowl including two globally threatened bird species, Dalmation pelicans (Pelecanus crispus) and relict gulls (Larus relictus). The main threat to this ecoregion is mineral and oil extraction; Kazakhstan is well known for its mineral deposits.
Location and General Description
The Emin Valley is located along the China-Kazakhstan border, separated by dry mountains from the Junggar Basin to the east. Landscapes of this ecoregion are predominantly montane grassland with shrub-steppe below 2,000 meters (m) and meadow steppe and alpine meadow above. Grasses include the Central Asian steppe species, Festuca ovata, Stipa capillata, and S. glareosa.
Kazakhstan has a continental climate with seasonal temperature extremes. Winters are long and cold with snow cover lasting from 50 to 150 days depending on the region while summers are short hot and dry with an annual precipitation varying from less than 100 millimeters (mm) to 400 mm. Average temperature ranges in the north are from -18?C (degrees Celcius) in January to 19?C in July, while in the south it ranges from -3?C in January to 30?C.
The western end of the Emin Valley ecoregion is perhaps the most biologically distinctive part. It includes two large and shallow saline lakes, Alakol and Sasakol. These lakes and their surrounding wetlands comprise 6,000 square kilometers (km2) in the extreme southeast of Kazakstan, south of the Tarbagatai Mountain Range. Lake Alakol has several small, low islands that provide important breeding grounds for wetland birds and are protected as part of the Alakol State Sanctuary (Kazakhstan). The lakes are surrounded by steppe vegetation and separated from one another by a large expanse of Phragmites spp. reedbeds.
Biodiversity Features
This ecoregion provides habitat for several mammal species of conservation significance, although it is not certain that they are currently present within the ecoregion. These include ibex (Capra ibex) and Saiga antelope (Saiga tartarica), and possibly their predators, snow leopards (Uncia uncia), and wolves (Canis lupus).
Both Alakol and Sasakol lakes have historically supported breeding populations of the globally threatened relict gull (Larus relictus) and globally threatened Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus). Surveys in 1998 located a large number of pelicans, but failed to record any relict gulls. The little bustard (Otis tetrax) breeds in the Tarbagatai Mountains on the northern side of Emin Valley.
Tacheng Nature Reserve (15 km2) supports riparian communities that contain wild almond (Prunus amygdalus) and its habitat.
Current Status
Concern has been raised about the status of relict gull breeding populations on Lake Alakol. None were observed during a visit in 1998, although team members suggest that they may have visited the site too late in the season and they recommend a return visit. In the late 1940s, Russia used parts of Kazakstan as sandpits for nuclear weapons, and it is unknown how much damage to the surrounding environment this has caused.
Types and Severity of Threats
The main threat to this ecoregion is mineral extraction. Oil, coal, iron ore, manganese, chromite, lead, zinc, copper, titanium, bauxite, gold, silver, phosphates, sulfur, iron, and steel, are mined from this area and the consequent contamination and destruction of habitat is of serious concern.
Justification of Ecoregion Delineation
This ecoregion consists of broad plains and montane slopes of Emin Valley along the China-Russia border. Boundaries in China are adapted from CVMCC vegetation map classes of grassland and shrub-grassland. This area corresponds closely to the Mackinnon et al. biogeographic classification of Emin Valley in the Turanian Steppe vegetation province. The adjoining area in Central Asia desert is comprised of steppes sagebrush-grass and semishrub semideserts of the North Tian Shan region as depicted in Pereladova's map of Central Asian ecosystems.
Further Reading
- Chinese Vegetation Map Compilation Committee. 1979. Vegetation map of China. Map (1:10,000,000). Science Press, Beijing, China. ISBN: 7030089561
- Mackinnon, J., M. Sha, C. Cheung, G. Carey, Z. Xiang, and D. Melville. 1996. A biodiversity review of China. World Wide Fund for Nature, Hong Kong.
- MacKinnon, J., and K. Phillipps. 2000. A Field Guide to the Birds of China. Oxford University Press, New York. ISBN: 0198549407
- Pereladova, O., V. Krever, and M. Williams. 1997. Biodiversity Conservation in Central Asia. Moscow.
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text: Jon Gosselin from "Jon and Kate plus 8" has been trying to find his place in this world. And although he is probably the most irrelevant person on planet earth, you can't help but giggle at this story. First he was a reality tv star, then a construction worker, and now......he's a DJ. And his first gig was spinning at a bowling alley.........for ONE person. But what makes this story great, is that ONE person seemed to REALLY like it. I mean she was in the ZONE. Check out the video below. Hey, maybe he finally found his calling. If you want to book Jon for YOUR next big event........you must really be desperate. Check out the video below. [For real though, best of luck to Jon, lord knows he's the mayor of Struggletown right now.]


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Date(s) - 12/29/2012
2:00-pm - 4:00-pm
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A Baker's Dozen: 13 Tales of Murder and More is a compilation of short stories created over 30 years by Kingsport native and former Kingsport Times-News reporter Eleanor Cawood Jones. It includes two contributions by her mother, longtime Kingsport resident Dorothy Cawood Jones.
From murder in the mountains of Tennessee to the adventures of an all-woman air conditioning repair crew in Northern Virginia, a trip down the runway of a senior citizen beauty pageant, and the secrets revealed in the aftermath of a violent tornado, this page-turner is a blend of psychological suspense, surprise endings, satire, tearjerkers, and laugh-out-loud fun.


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Take your Mother's Day gift from good to great with a tearjerking twist that will leave you both feeling warm and fuzzy inside.
1. The Gift: Sunglasses
Because, you know, she's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom!
The Tearjerker: A matching pair for you.
They don't have to be exactly the same, just similar, maybe the same color or the same designer. It's a little nerdy, but moms eat that stuff up.
Clockwise from the top: Brown Pearlized Sunglasses, KATE SPADE NEW YORK, $138; Black Cat Eye Sunglasses, TOMMY HILFIGER, $135; Wire Framed Aviators, RAY-BAN, $160; Black Sunglasses, VOGUE EYEWEAR, $99; Silver Wire Framed Aviators, MICHAEL KORS, $65; Brown Sunglasses, ANN TAYLOR, $88
2. The Gift: A good bottle of wine
Of course, if your mom's like mine, a whole lot of cheap wine could work just as well. My mama loves her some Franzia.
The Tearjerker: Hang out and drink it with her while asking her questions about herself.
Wine + personal stories x your undivided attention = guaranteed tears
3. The Gift: A trip for two
If it's your mom you're shopping for, make it a trip for the two of you. If it's your aunt or a friend, maybe you can make the trip something for her and her significant other. If a full-blown trip is too pricey, just go for a night out instead: a concert, dinner, a play, etc.
The Tearjerker: Tie up all the loose ends for her.
Make it as easy for her as possible. If she's got young kids, arrange a sitter or offer to babysit yourself. Coordinate with her significant other to organize the whole thing so it's at a time when she's free and she doesn't have to do anything but enjoy herself.
4. The Gift: Reflexology
Moms spend way too much time on their feet. Those things are tired. They need some love. But reflexology isn't just a foot massage. It targets specific pressure points to relax your whole body.
The Teakjerker: More reflexology
Certain pressure points in the foot can release emotional tensions as well as physical ones, so a good session may actually make her cry with relief. It's crazy. And addictive. If you haven't done it yourself, you need to. It's amazing. Wine-drunk-and-floating-on-a-velvet-cloud amazing.
5. The Gift: A fancy coffee machine (that's easy to use)
She's tired, but she's also got stuff to do, and daily trips to Starbucks are tough to squeeze in when you've got kids.
The Tearjerker: A bunch of those little pods that make the coffee.
Tape a note to the inside of the box with all the pods that gives a website where she can reorder when she is ready, and take some time before you give it to her to watch some YouTube videos about exactly how the machine works, so you can show her how to use it yourself instead of just throwing the instructions at her and leaving her to figure it out on her own, 'cause she don't got time for that shit.
From left to right: Silver Coffeemaker, VERISMO, $99; Red Single-Serve Coffeemaker, KEURIG, $110; Black Coffeemaker, NESPRESSO, $149
6. The Gift: A gorgeous picture frame
I'm pretty sure there's a picture frame hormone that gets released during pregnancy.
The Tearjerker: An old photo of her with her mother
It should be a picture she hasn't seen in a long time — maybe her and her mother when she was a little girl. Maybe her grandmother, if they were particularly close. Ask a relative to help you find a good one or dig around in the garage for an afternoon and see what turns up. Just make sure the frame has glass in it because otherwise that old photo you worked so hard to find is going to get ruined by a flood of salty, nostalgic mom-tears.
Clockwise from the top left: Multicolored Chevron Frame, ZINC DOOR, $55; Black Polka Dot Frame, KATE SPADE, $75; Green and White Chevron Frame, OLIVER BONAS, $26; Metallic Frame, ASOS, $12; Light Blue Frame, ANTHROPOLOGIE, $24; Floral Frame, ZARA HOME, $36
7. The Gift: Jewelry
After all those years of macaroni necklaces and Play-Doh brooches, you finally owe her something good and you both know it.
The Tearjerker: Get it engraved
It can be something short and sweet, like initials or the date you were born, but if there's room, try to make it something personal like a nickname or a short phrase commemorating an event that's special to the both of you or thanking her for something she does.
Clockwise from top left: Gold Embellished Hinge Bracelet, ALEXIS BITTAR, $195; Rose Gold Watch, GUESS, $105; Gold Hoop Earrings, ARME DE L'AMOUR, $210; Pave Bangle, NADRI AURORA, $90; Spiral Ring, SWAROVSKI, $175; Roman Numeral Rose Gold Ring, TIFFANY & CO., $975; Peach Moonstone Earrings, TACORI, $1,250
8. The Gift: A bag upgrade
Look at the bag she uses most often and find her something in a comparable size and color that's just, well, nicer — richer leather, sturdier hardware, a cooler lining, etc.
The Tearjerker: Turn it into a Mother's Day stocking
Fill it with all her favorite things — beauty products, a book by her favorite author, a new iPhone cover, whatever — and wrap each gift individually. She'll be so touched!
Clockwise from the top left: Red Tote Bag, MICHAEL MICHAEL KORS, $398; Black Quilted Bag, DKNY, $245; Blue Crossbody Bag, COLE HAAN, $198; White Satchel, VINCE CAMUTO, $248; Camel Hobo Bag, COACH, $378
9. The Gift: Fitness gear
She barely has time to exercise, let alone buy new workout clothes, but exercise is important and new clothes can be a great motivator.
The Tearjerker: Schedule a class the two of you can take together and plan to take her out to brunch after.
Anything that lets her spend more time with you is pretty much guaranteed to tug on the ol' heartstrings.
Clockwise from top left: Galaxy S 5 S-View Flip Cover, SAMSUNG, $50; "Madre" T-Shirt, LA NOTTE AT ARITZIA, $35; Pink Earbuds, HAPPYPLUGS, $35; Blue Printed Leggings, AERIE, $25; Hot Pink Sports Bra, NIKE, $30; Black Workout Bag, LORNA JANE, 80; Blue Hoodie, ATHLETA, $89; Purple Sneakers, NEW BALANCE, $110
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ABC of Architecture
Come on, have a bit of fun and test your architectural knowledge. Click "Play" above to enjoy a graphically beautiful film short, describing an alphabetical list of 'the most important architects with their best known building'.
Created by the folks at Ombu Architecture, it is a concise but not complete list, understandably limited by the quantity of letters in the alphabet. "A lot of them have been left out with grief because we only need one for each letter and we done an effort to have differents nationalities." It's a tough assignment, but I think they did well!
Here is the alphabetical list.
Alvar AAlto _ Säynätsalo Town hall – Finland
Luis Barragán _ satellite towers – Mexico city
Santiago Calatrava _ Lyon – Satolas airport railway station – lyon France
Luís Domènech i Montaner _ Antoni Tàpies foundation – Barcelona
Eduardo Souto de Moura _ Paula Rego's House of Stories _ Cascais _ portugal
Norman Foster_ London City Hall _ England
frank Gehry _ Guggenheim bilbao _ Spain
herzog & de meuron _ Beijing National Stadium _ CHina
Arata Isozaki _ Palau Sant Jordi _ barcelona
Philip Johnson _ The Glass House _ New Canaan _ United state
Louis Kahn _ National Parliament of Bangladesh _ Dhaka city
le corbusier _ Villa Savoye _ Poissy, Francia
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe _ barcelona pavilion _ Spain
oscar niemeyer _ National Congress of Brazil, Brasília
Joseph Maria Olbrich _ Secession building, vienna – Austria
César Pelli _ Petronas Twin Tower _ Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Giacomo Quarenghi _ the Smolny Institute _ St. Petersburg, Russia.
Renzo Piano + Richard Rogers _ Pompidou Centre _ Paris, Francia
Álvaro Siza _ Ibere camargo foundation _ porto alegre _ Brazil
kenzo Tange _ Tokyo Olympic Stadium – Japan
Jørn Utzon _ Sydney Opera House _ Australia
William Van Alen _ Chrysler Building _ New York City
frank lloyd wright _ guggenheim new york _ United state
Iannis Xenakis _ Philips pavilion _ Expo '58 in Brussels
Minoru Yamasaki _ World Trade Center
Zaha Hadid_The Pierres Vives building _ Montpellier, France
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Home Patients & Families Health Encyclopedia
Pneumonia refers to various lower respiratory problems that involve
swelling of the small air passages in the lungs (alveoli). Pneumonia in
children occurs most often in infancy and early childhood. It can be caused by
viruses, bacteria, or an object lodged in an air passage. Pneumonia may vary
from mild to life-threatening. Bacterial pneumonia can be a serious
The symptoms of pneumonia may be mild or severe and can
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sexually transmitted infection that can cause a
life-threatening pneumonia in newborns. A baby may get pneumonia during birth
by inhaling some of the bacteria from the birth canal. The symptoms of
chlamydia pneumonia are a persistent cough, rapid breathing, and mild or no
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Eight witness took the stand Wednesday morning in a preliminary hearing for a teen accused of harboring a double-homicide suspect.
After hearing testimony and reviewing evidence, a judge decided there was probable cause and sufficient evidence to send Jerel Couch to trial.
Couch, 19, has been charged with accessory to first-degree murder for his alleged role in the deaths of Fort Carson Staff Sgt. David Dunlap and his wife Whitney Butler. The couple was killed on Jan. 14 when they walked in on a burglary-in-progress at their Colorado Springs home. Police say the couple surprised the suspect, who then opened fire on the pair. The couple was expecting their first child.
To read more about Dunlap and Butler, click here.
Police arrested 17-year-old Macyo January for first-degree murder and Couch for accessory to first-degree murder three days later. January was also scheduled to be in court Wednesday morning, but his preliminary hearing was rescheduled for May.
Investigators say Couch is accused of harboring a fugitive, but that is his only known connection to the shootings.
In court Wednesday, a detective spoke about doing surveillance on Couch's apartment, then following him to 7-Eleven and contacting Couch outside the gas station. Couch denied knowing January's whereabouts when asked, but did admit to knowing him for years. The detective testified that Couch finally said he would tell him what he knew if he didn't have to go to jail.
Other homicide detectives, SWAT members and the lead investigator also took the stand Wednesday.
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Hi there, I'm working on a fantasy adventure novel in kind of medieval-ish theme. While everyone seems to be working on a fantasy novel these days, I like to think of mine as the new standard - one that will flip those "chosen one" phrophecy stories on their head. This story is more of a quest. I won't get into a lot detail about the story itself here, but can give you a quick synopsis.
12-year old Amelia Collins while attending a celebration at the Palace in Erisenna, Amelia witnesses her mother,Alexis being kidnapped by Dawn, a young and mysterious 18-20 year old beautiful blonde haired woman. Amelia thinking that no one is doing something about her mother being kidnapped escapes the gates of the town and ventures of to find Dawn in hope of finding her mother. Through her journey, Amelia makes some new friends, runs into old ones, and discovers the land and secrets of Talonkel.
It would be great if someone could please help me in helping create a map for this story.
Before reading the descriptive detail of the map info, I strongly suggest getting a drink and snack before you begin reading. It's a tad long, but I just wanted to give as much info as possible so the map is that much better.
Thanks, and here it goes:
If you have any questions you can email me at the following email.
At this time I'm not looking for anything other than a personal reference for me to use sort of as a guide when writing my story. In addition, possibly posting on the Cranthem Series website.
The website might change at some point, but for now that's it.
On the other hand if I like the map and decide to publish my book, I will most certainly offer compensation. I would not mind giving a % of profit from the novel and regardless of publication or not, you will get credit for the map.
Time Limits
While the sooner, the better would help me, I really don't have a deadline or anything.
I'm not really sure of the style, but djekspek's style seems to be pretty cool and after reading some threads I see he's pretty popular!!
Again these are just ideas, I'm not fixed on them by any means.
Prefer color, but as long as I can tell the difference between meadows, forests and such it doesn't really matter.
Description of Map
This is a map of one of three lands in the Cranthem Kingdom. Talonkel is the mainland.
Hundreds of miles Northeast of Talonkel sits the large Nordic island, Graadevar. Home of the Voshena (Vah-shey-nah) - basically Vikings, and Grunthers (white-furred bi-pedal Snow Apes).
To the Southeast of Talonkel is Tyradonia, a jungle like island where our antagonist, Dawn ( a mysterious witch-like woman) reigns.
To help out - attached is the outline and placement of tows and villages:
and proposed placement of mountains, forests, etc:
The scale of the map
Oh my, I don't know. I suppose that might be a necessity when it comes to travel, huh? I'm still trying to figure out how long it would take to get from Erisenna to Oravel, let alone to the Northeast and Southeast, etc. If someone wants to figure it out and let me know, more power to you.
Quality & Size
Whatever you can create. As I state above - I'm at this time just looking for a visual reference.
I'll probably be using it on the computer mostly, but may print it out on occasion. But not needed for book print.
I had it at 22in Wide by 17in height, but that's just to get a feeling for the size. I'm sure 8x11 shall do. If that's too big, take it down some. Sorry, I'm just not really picky.
Raster / Vector
I would say vector.
At this time I would just need rights for me to use a reference guide and possibly post on my website.
I would like to retain the rights to the names on the map, design concept, etc. While the cartographer would retain the rights to their work of map for use on their portfolio, etc.
I don't exactly know how to word it, but if you have any questions or concerns, let me know.
Thanks again.


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GREENVILLE, N.C. – Senior Celeste Stewart earned her first career Conference USA Player of the Week honor after an impressive performance last week in which she averaged 18.5 points per game, 3.5 rebounds per game, tallied eight assists, and shot 53.3-percent from the field.
Stewart poured in a career-best 26 points against SMU to help life the Pirates over the Mustangs, 63-47, and hand SMU its first conference loss of the season while snapping its 10-game winning streak. She had a huge second half, tallying 19 of her 26 points in the frame and shooting 72.7-percent (8-of-11). In the contest, she shot 57.9-percent as she connected on 11-of-19 field goals.
The Charlotte, N.C., native came back three days later against Southern Miss and recorded another double-figure scoring game with 11 points to mark her 11th double-figure contest in 12 games. She was one of four Pirates to notch double-figures as ECU routed the Golden Eagles, 82-60, to mark its highest scoring conference game of the year.
"We are really proud of Celeste," Head Coach Heather Macy said. "She has been doing such a great job for us. It's great to see her accomplishments recognized by the conference."
On the season, Stewart is the Pirates' second leading scorer as she is averaging 11.6 points per game on the year. In conference action, she leads the ECU offense as she averages 14.6 points per contest.
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First of all, I want to thank everyone who has worked so far to to help identify possible cheating. I understand trying to cheat on a game with trading because they can amass good loot and then sell it on e-bay for earth monies. But seriously, there is no good motivation for cheating on a game like this other than to ruin other people's fun. That is not cool.
The Japanese system automatically checks for cheating and drops anyone from the ranking counter if they're displaying certain behaviors (it also puts up warning flags at various levels that GMs can see). However, dropping people from the ranking doesn't stop people from trying to cheat to win treasure battles, so we are still going to have to ban occasionally.
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LOL Pera stopp being irritated and start to deal with my arguments. Try to contribute to the discussion in a constructive way. Tell me what is wrong in your opinion, what big blue would need, tell my why I am wrong or right, bring in conterarguments.
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A man from the central Maine town of China, who has been without power since Monday, said he believes candles caused a fire that killed three dogs in his home.
CHINA, Maine (AP) _ Neil Harrington told the Kennebec Journal that he had gone out to buy a generator Friday morning and returned home to see smoke pouring from the home. He used a shovel to break a bedroom window, and a neighbor and first responder pulled his brother-in-law out of the house.
The brother-in-law, who has cerebral palsy, was treated for smoke inhalation.
Utility crews are still working to restore power to thousands of homes and businesses after an ice storm last weekend.
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Coursera says its site has reached more than 2 million students across the globe, though some sign up and don't completely follow through with the courses.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Police in North Carolina have arrested the husband of a $1 million lottery winner, accusing him of obtaining the ticket illegally.
Authorities said Wednesday that Sean Mewherter of Wilmington is charged with larceny by employee and possession of stolen goods over $100,000. The charges were announced by the N.C. Education Lottery.
A statement from lottery officials said the charges resulted from an investigation into a $1 million prize awarded to Mewherter's wife, Mikala Fields. She received the prize on July 2 after presenting the winning ticket at lottery headquarters. She has not been charged.
Lottery officials said that after the award was announced, they were contacted by Mewherter's employer, Kangaroo Express in Oak Island, where he allegedly obtained the ticket. An investigation led to the charges and his arrest by police there.
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No stone unturned, Camp Lejeune said a standard health and comfort inspection landed some Marines in handcuffs.
In a recent article made public on DVIDS.com, Camp Lejeune Lance Corporal Jackeline Perez Rivera reported a March 3rd sweep of barracks, vehicles, and entry points aboard the base.
Officers said nothing was off-limits from the searches.
Investigators, both with local police and the base, reported finding narcotics, alcohol, and even weapons stashed by Marines.
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Provost Marshall, Major Mark Bailey, said this may be a different approach, but marines can expect similar out-of-the-box tactics to continue.
"This is unprecedented," said Maj. Bailey. "These types of inspections and other nontraditional methods are being employed like never before."
The article noted of those marines arrested, each will have an individual investigation and be given due process, presumed innocent, if or until proven otherwise.
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The widow of actor Andy Griffith has gotten a permit to tear down the house where he lived for many years on the North Carolina waterfront, upsetting friends who had hoped it would be preserved.
Dare County records show Cindi Griffith obtained the demolition permit Monday. County officials and friends say the permit is not for a larger house that the actor and his wife built several years ago.
Among those who had hoped Cindi Griffith would keep the older home is Tony Award-winning costume designer William Ivey Long, whose parents were friends with Griffith.
Long says Griffith told him in 2007 that he hoped to turn the house into a museum.
Cindi Griffith didn't return messages Wednesday. Andy Griffith died last year at the age of 86.
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Utility IT staffing likely to become increasingly competitive issue
It's somewhat counterintuitive in the midst of a recession and with 10 percent unemployment and 17 percent underemployment to mention that utility IT executives are beginning to become concerned about having enough qualified staff to do everything they're being asked to do in the current business environment. Despite the logical disconnect, that is, nonetheless, the case.
In the first place, utilities have been hurt by the recession in a number of ways, including declining electrical usage and the increased cost of credit. This has forced them to reduce budgets, and IT at many utilities still is viewed as a cost center rather than a strategic asset, as it should be. Thus many utility IT departments already are operating short-handed. At the same time, they are under great pressure to upgrade systems to deal with the ubiquitous smart grid pressure from the federal government and elsewhere.
There also is the problem that U.S. colleges and universities still aren't turning out as many engineers and IT professionals as are needed. They haven't been for a number of years.
"That is a serious problem," said Lynne Ellyn, senior vice president and CIO of DTE Energy, in a recent interview. "It was probably four or five years ago I read 'Workforce 2020' which was a study by the Hudson Institute on just exactly this issue -- that projecting out to 2020 what the workforce is going to look like," Ellyn continued. "And there's going to be critical shortages of medical personnel. They're already starting to see that; critical shortages of engineering and deep technical sorts of disciplines all across the board."
Becky Blalock, senior vice president and CIO at Southern Company added during the same interview: "We're definitely going to be challenged. We're challenged even in this economy on specialized skills. I mean Lynne knows, I've called her and asked for help, and she's pointed me where I could get people that have particular kinds of skills. Security skills are going to be in very hot demand. Just to give you all an idea, we hired a kid out of Georgia Tech, he worked for us for two years -- which means that we trained him -- and Homeland Security offered him a job making $250,000 a year. It's a contract, it's not a permanent job, but if you're 25 years old and right out of college what are you going to do? You're going to go take the job. Well, I can't afford to pay somebody that kind of money."
The issue is so serious -- or tempting -- depending on your viewpoint, that new companies are likely to spring up to help deal with it; one person's problem is another's opportunity. For example, Chris Hackett, former vice president at Sprint, has formed what he calls a "global staffing company" to help utilities and other businesses that are short of IT staff.
"When we see what's happening in the changing environment, the workforce is aging in a lot of areas," Hackett noted. "There are lots of different pieces of the puzzle. For one, some of the stimulus funding for healthcare was around electronic medical records. A typical doctor may have 8,000 pages of records that have to be digitized. A lot of people are going to have to get systems set up to deal with that."
Hackett also sees opportunities in utilities. "With smart grid, a lot of utilities are not going to have enough IT staff. Where utilities can identify needs within their own IT shops, we can participate with them in terms of a partnership and help them ultimately drive down the cost."
Of course, organizations like Hackett's, as well as larger groups like Capgemini and IBM, also are going to be looking for IT staff they can place at utilities on a contract basis.
Going forward, two things seem to be apparent. First, utilities are going to have to become increasingly creative in how they get IT work done. And, secondly, if you have a child about to enter college, now would be a good time to try to interest them in information technology/computer sciences. It's only going to get worse as all we old-timers (aka baby boomers) begin to retire -- assuming we have something left to retire on.
IT Staffing Issue?
I have been a Enterprise level 5000+ user Network Engineer/Administrator for over a decade and have applied to five different related IT positions with my local power company (FPL) and was never even considered.? I have over and above the required experience and education short of a college degree due partly because of college curriculum. When I entered the IT field college/universities didn't have it (i.e. Microsoft, Novell, Cisco) and were not the way to go so I opted for more focused training at New Horizons, Productivity Point, etc. I have also worked for the DHS and held a DOD Secret clearance and the last company I worked for was a 200 user company US Gas and Electric they sold NG but not electric.? :) So why the shortage of IT personnel? Maybe the hiring is based more on emotion rather than experience.
No IT resources for Utilities
As a former IT programmer/analyst for an electrical distribution utility I take exception to the article's premise. In 2000 to 2004 utility companies outsourced thousands of qualified American utility software specialists in a rush to get cheap foreign labor. I had to go in to boring government IT. Now six years have passed and utilities need our services again but refuse to consider us because we have been out of the field for too long. Ye reap what ye sew.


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The Forsyth County Citizen Corps Council is offering the Community Emergency Response Team 21-hour Basic Training Course October 20 - November 17 (Tuesdays and Thursdays only) from 6:00 - 8:30 pm. Disasters can severely restrict and overwhelm emergency response resources and leave communities cut off from outside emergency support. CERTs are trained to take care of themselves and help others in their communities for the first three days following a disaster.
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Police say a costumed 9-year-old girl was accidentally shot outside a western Pennsylvania home during a Halloween party by a relative who thought she was a skunk.
New Sewickley Township police say the girl was over a hillside and wearing a black costume and a black hat with a white tassel. Chief Ronald Leindecker says a male relative mistook her for a skunk and fired a shotgun, hitting her in the shoulder Saturday night.
Leindecker tells the Beaver County Times (http://bit.ly/QzCkxj ) that the girl was alert and talking when she was flown to a hospital in Pittsburgh, about 30 miles away. Her condition was unavailable.
Leindecker says the man hadn't been drinking and he doesn't know whether charges will be filed.
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Jade Dynasty
Jade Dynasty - Gameplay Trailer
In-game footage of the new martial arts MMO from Perfect World Entertainment.
Jade Dynasty Client Installer
Based on the extremely popular internet novel Zhu Xian, Jade Dynasty features a unique martial arts style game play wrapped in a huge, evolving game world.
Jade Dynasty - CG Trailer
Regenesis adds two brand new classes that are featured in the trailer.
Jade Dynasty: Legacy - Launch Trailer
Jade Dynasty: Legacy features many new features for players to enjoy, including new classes, character visuals, special events, content and balance improvements.
Jade Dynasty - Path of Glory Trailer
The trailer for Jade Dynasty's brand-new content update, Path of Glory! This update includes a new clan instance, improved main storyline quest chain, gem embed function, and more!
Jade Dynasty Global PvP Tournament Trailer
Perfect World Entertainment has released a new trailer for Jade Dynasty. This trailer contains two minutes of cinematic footage while giving information about the global PvP tournament.
Jade Dynasty: Vengeance Trailer
Perfect World Entertainment has released a new trailer for the expansion Jade Dynasty Vengeance. This trailer contains almost two minutes of gameplay footage showing off the new factions that are available.
Jade Dynasty: Ascension Trailer
Check out just under a minute of gameplay footage from Jade Dynasty: Ascension, the upcoming expansion for Jade Dynasty, the martial arts based, free-to-play MMORPG.
Jade Dynasty Launch Trailer
This trailer coincides with the launch of the Jade Dynasty Open Beta. Grab this to get a look at the free-to-play MMO based on a popular Chinese online game.
Jade Dynasty Beta Client
Jade Dynasty is the English-based, North American version of Zhu Xian, one of China's most popular Free-To-Play games.
Jade Dynasty - Cinematic Trailer
A cinematic trailer to coincide with the announcement of a new martial arts MMO from Perfect World Entertainment.
Jade Dynasty - Vengeance v380 Client Downloader
Now, in the realm of Jade Dynasty, you find yourself torn between the siren call of each Faction. Each will grant a different power to pave your path to immortality.
Will you follow the path of good, and choose Jadeon, named for their leader who uncovered the magic sword Regenesis; or Skysong, the Buddhist order that harnesses the power of holy mantras for healing?
Or will you choose the path of Evil, joining the single-minded Vim, the secretive, vampire-like Modo or perhaps Lupin, who trains to their followers to move and think like assassins.
Jade Dynasty: Ascension Client
This is the game client for Ascension, the new expansion for Jade Dynasty, the English-based version of Zhu Xian, one of China's most popular free MMORPGs.


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"Jewish Words" Set of 4 Stemless Wineglasses
Bubbe and Zaide won't kvetch over spilled wine this holiday thanks to these four virtually spill-proof glasses, cleverly inscribed with Yiddish words. Watch as they get a good laugh assigning "oy vey" and "meshuga" to unsuspecting family members. (Don't believe them when they tell you both words mean "favorite.") Better start brushing up on your retorts now.
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Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- The Richmond County Board of Elections has decided it's setting up hearings for 33 individuals who they say registered fake addresses to vote.
Board of Elections Director Lynn Bailey says 12 of those are registered from vacant lots, while 21 are registered from business/commercial lots.
The Board of Elections will be sending out letters to notify these people of the hearings. Hearings will take place at the next board meeting on Feb. 11.
After the hearings, the board will decide whether or not to keep them on the Richmond County voter list, which is not necessarily permanent.
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The thing about owning a four-wheel drive rig is that without even trying you can get into situations that you would avoid like the hantavirus if you owned a lesser vehicle.
Many of these situations, sadly, involve a significant risk of multiple fractures.
The current crop of off-roaders, I'll concede, is somewhat less malignant in certain ways than its predecessors.
Computer-controlled nannies such as traction control and anti-lock brakes can extricate clumsy drivers from predicaments that would have left their forebears high-centered on somebody's front porch.
As a result, four-by-fours, if they can't actually defy physics, can temporarily stun it with a sharp blow to the chin.
They can also, to put the matter in less pleasant terms, get you into a mess which no stack of microprocessors can make right.The kind of mess that might well earn you a role on one of those cable shows with names that start with "World's Most Amazing" and end with an exclamation point.
(And, incidentally, earn you a ride to the emergency room.)
This is a frighteningly easy thing to accomplish, too.
Basically all you have to do is shift the transfer case into low range, a task which these days, in most models, requires scarcely more effort than changing the volume on an iPod.
(I own a Toyota FJ Cruiser, which, though amply equipped with silicon chips, is something of a traditionalist; its transfer case is controlled by a plain old lever that demands a substantial tug to summon the low gears.)
What's especially insidious about this, though, is how strongly the temptation can exert itself even on reasonably sane people who would never consider, say, bungee jumping from the Space Needle.
People like, for instance, me.
I'm no daredevil.
Well, one time I poured in twice as much laundry soap as was suggested on the bottle.
But I was really worried until the washer ended its cycle. And I've never quite trusted the machine since.
Nothing, though, strains my instinctive apprehension quite so much as seeing a steep hill or some other intimidating obstacle when I'm driving my Toyota.
The urge to give it a run nags me with the relentless zeal of a three-year-old who has been denied a second ice cream cone.
By way of a recent example, a couple weekends ago we spent the night at my wife's parents' cabin on Brownlee Reservoir.
On Saturday afternoon I went hiking on a road that follows the spine of the ridge between Douglas and Little Deacon creeks.
To describe this road as merely steep is to insult its topography.
By steep I mean that if this ridge were covered with snow, and you hauled Lindsey Vonn up to the top in a helicopter, she'd pause before heading down.
Anyway, I clambered up the road for a couple of miles, wheezing in an asthmatic way most of the time, and then crept cautiously back to the River Road, where I had parked my father-in-law's ATV.
All the while, though, I was thinking about the Toyota, which was parked back at the cabin, a couple miles upriver.
The desire to pit the FJ Cruiser and its locking rear differential against that precipitous slope tussled with my inherent trepidation in a mental bout that left me, the unwitting referee, feeling rather woozy.
I didn't go back.
I might have done it had I driven the Cruiser rather than riding the four-wheeler.
At the least I would have sat in the driver's seat for a few minutes, my right hand resting lightly on the transfer case shifter.
Thinking it over, you know.
Plotting my line up the first pitch, figuring how to avoid this rut and that rock, anything that could disturb the fragile gravitational balance needed to keep all four tires planted.
Two nights later, after I was awakened by a wind gust that tossed a plastic lawn chair against the side of the house, I got to thinking again about the road.
I lay there, fidgeting, for most of an hour.
This compulsion — and the only other suitable word is obsession — irks me largely because, like many compulsions, it seems to me tinged with insanity.
There is at any rate nothing reasonable about losing sleep over a road not driven.
At least other items of unfinished business, the reminders of which occasionally plague my rest periods, are necessary, or anyway useful.
Sometimes I waste 20 minutes mentally editing a paragraph that waylaid me at the office, for instance.
But that's work, good honest toil that needs not apologize for its intrusions.
Other times I'll interrupt an afternoon nap with the vexing reminder that I've got to replace the lawn mower blade or get the oil changed.
Driving up some old goat path down on the Brownlee breaks, by contrast, is an inherently worthless exercise.
Yet I still want to do it.
This irrational need has little to do with the Cruiser and a whole lot to do with me.
I have no doubt the rig can handle the hill.
I have in fact driven it over terrain at least as steep — and in some cases considerably more rock-infested.
But I haven't driven this particular road. And although that shouldn't matter a whit — and wouldn't, were I capable of perpetually rational thought — it does matter.
Because, see, I have this four-wheel drive, and, well, it has a rear locker and a 46:1 crawl ratio.
That, ultimately, is the curse of owning a rig like the FJ Cruiser.
It's like the friend who's forever trying to entice you into some silly and potentially dangerous stunt.
Those friends are fun sometimes.
But cars, no matter how attached to them we become, aren't friends.
My Toyota doesn't care if it plunges down a thousand-foot slope. The only thing it's going to shed during such an ordeal is oil and anti-freeze.
But I'm lubricated by blood, and it's contained by a thin, vulnerable membrane rather than stout steel.
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Wednesday Sep 30 2009
Teen's death a shock to Rocklin community
By: Lauren Weber, The Placer Herald
Cody Isaacson remembered for his smile
Cody Isaacson, 16, is remembered for having a smile on his face – a trait that is considered Isaacson's trademark by some. Isaacson was killed Sunday after he jumped from a bluff known as China Wall in Lake Natoma and never resurfaced. The Drowning Accident Rescue team retrieved Isaacson's body from the water about 7 p.m. Sunday, about two hours after he dove into the lake. Isaacson's father Sam Isaacson said Cody will be remembered for his smile. "He had this smile that brightened the day," Sam said Tuesday. "He constantly was helping people, just being there." Sam said his son lived for adventure. He enjoyed wakeboarding, jet skiing, quading and also went skydiving. But he also had a big heart, his mother Stacey Winters said. "He had the best personality ever," she said. "Everybody loved him. He was a jokester and he was loud." "He just wanted to be heard," Cody's stepmother Robyn Isaacson added with a smile. In addition to a love of adventure, Cody was looking forward to taking an auto shop class next year and had plans to eventually work with his father as a contractor, Sam said. Manny Rodriguez, assistant principal at Whitney High School, where Cody was a junior, said the school's small gymnasium was opened up to students, giving them the opportunity to write letters to their fellow classmate and friend. "A lot of kids just like to get some sort of closure," Rodriguez said. Rodriguez called Cody outgoing and a loyal friend to many. "Cody had a smile on his face, but he was a little more cautious," he said. "Somewhat of a happy-go-lucky young man, he enjoyed his friends." The notes to Cody will be given to the Isaacson family, Rodriquez said. The school had visits from the Placer County Chaplains earlier this week and counselors were on hand to help assist students with the loss of one of their fellow students. Sam said Cody's friends were a big part of his life. "He loved them just as much as us," Sam said. On Cody's myspace page, his personal quote reads "live life to your fullest" and many of his friends have remembered Cody with "R.I.P. Cody Isaacson" written next to their names. Robyn said a group of Whitney students are making T-shirts to remember Cody and a carwash will be held within the next few days to raise money to assist the family with the costs of the service. "It was their way of saying goodbye," Robyn said. Rodriquez said it's obvious Cody will be missed at Whitney High School. "I just picture him, his blue eyes and his great smile," he said. For Rich Winters, Cody's stepfather, he said he would remember Cody's personality most. "He can talk to a 7-year-old and a 70-year-old," Rich said. "That's the thing – he can ham it up. He's a social butterfly." Information regarding services for Cody Isaacson will be posted as they become available.


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Caught in The Act
Death From Above 1979 Caught Live
Death From Above 1979 Caught Live
Artist: Death From Above 1979
Drummer: Sebastien Grainger
Venue: Troubador, Los Angeles, California
Date: Thursday, August 14, 2014
Death From Above 1979 is a punk dance duo comprised of Jesse F. Keeler on bass and synths and Sebastien Grainger on drums and vocals. They played to a sold-out crowd at the Troubador this week and frequent DRUM! contributor Robert Downs was there.
Tama's 40th Anniversary Party At Winter NAMM
Tama's 40th Anniversary Party At Winter NAMM
For fans of great drummers and drum gear, the NAMM show has always served as a mecca. But at the recent 2014 Winter show, Tama celebrated its 40th anniversary by hosting an evening that will be remembered by many of those fans for a lifetime. The show featured powerful musical performances by Tama endorsers past and present, interspersed with video segments highlighting the company's history of innovative drum and hardware contributions. Here are some shots of a handful of the legendary drummers that performed.
Billy Cobham
Billy Rymer
Blake Richardson
Charlie Benante
George McCurdy
John Blackwell
Lenny White
Matt Garstka
Mike Portnoy
Simon Phillips
Scene At The Show: Hit Like A Girl Contest
Scenes from the Hit Like A Girl 2014 Contest Finals Show
Place: Drumchannel.com, Oxnard, California
Date: April 3, 2014
Event: 2014 Hit Like A Girl Contest Finals Show
For most of the show, the hosts included (left to right) 2013 Under 18 Champion Alexey Poblete, DRUM! Publisher Phil Hood, Tom Tom Publisher Mindy Abovitz, TRX Cymbals President David Levine, Cherry Bomb drummer Nia Lovelis.
Guest Kirsten Matt, Zildjian's West Coast Artist Relations Manager, explains her role in working with drummers worldwide.
Alexey takes a solo break to open the show.
Getting excited about the Hit Like A Girl finalists.{pagebreak}
What would be extra cool under the Christmas tree? Yamaha DXR powered speakers with a DXS subwoofer.
Nia Lovelis with her singer-songwriter mom, Ana.
The contest was conceived by David Levine (left) in 2011, who enlisted Mindy Abovitz (Tom Tom) and Phil Hood (DRUM!) as partners.
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Girls, who hit like girls.
The web site production is carried out by the DRUM! staff. Drumchannel is a major partner thanks to their show production. Don Lombardi of Drumchannel, with Phil Hood.
The show stalwarts: (standing) Kirsten Matt, Don Lombardi, Phil Hood, David Levine, Lenny Vitulli of Performance Drumming. (kneeling) Alexey Poblete, Mindy Abovitz, Nia Lovelis.
Kenny Aronoff: A Day At The Office
Caught In The Act: Kenny Aronoff
- Drummer: Kenny Aronoff
- Venue: Uncommon Studios.
- Web site: http://kennyaronoff.com
Kenny Aronoff is perhaps the world's busiest drummer. It all started when he played with John Cougar Mellencamp more than three decades ago and his snare drums sounded so big and crisp and loud that it was like the background noise of the universe, caused by the echo of the big bang, temporarily disappeared. That's when his phone started ringing. Three decades on he is the first call if you need to honor musical royalty at the Kennedy Center, or support the Beatles on their 50th anniversary, or just need the world's fastest study to fill in for a night on a major tour. But his day job is cutting tracks at home for producers and artists all over the world. On this day he was in his Uncommon Studios recording tracks for an artist named Beverly. In the days before he recorded four Bodeans tracks. Tomorrow it will be someone else who needs perfection in a hurry.
Thanks to Robert Downs for the shot.
Iron Reagan & Exhumed At The Oakland Metro
Iron Reagan & Exhumed At The Oakland Metro
Michael Hamilton looked relaxed during Exhumed's crushing set – part of this blaster's lethal charm. Note the 45-degree rack toms and total absence of floor tom. Doesn't get any more extreme than that.
Iron Reagan was all Cold War nostalgia as they ripped through their 40-minute set of thrash gems averaging less than too minutes long. That didn't stop Ryan Parrish (ex-Darkest Hour) from beating his kit senseless.


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I have here two blog posts that provide the basic information needed to get your map into GRASS for further analysis.
Frequent side-treks into Image Magick, planetGenesis and other good stuff.
Smoking GRASS
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Astrographer - My blog.
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Aaron Lamar, Jr.
Aaron Lamar, Jr. Scholarship
The Aaron Lamar, Jr. Scholarship was established in an effort to honor Aaron Lamar, Jr., Ed.D., who served as Associate Vice President / Dean of Students at UAB for 25 years. Dr. Lamar was responsible for the growth and development of many programs and activities at the University. While Dean Lamar certainly valued scholarship, he greatly valued the total development of students through their involvement in co-curricular and community activities. He also valued the diversity of the collegiate environment, believing that this was integral to the education process.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Be currently enrolled in a degree seeking program at UAB
- Have earned a minimum, overall GPA of 2.5 in course work prior to the time of application and be in good academic standing
- Be classified as a Sophomore, Junior or Senior undergraduate student
- Have demonstrated active participation and leadership in extracurricular and community activities
This scholarship application is made available and recipients are selected during the fall semester.
- 2016-2017 application available in BSync August 29, 2016 - October 7, 2016
For more information, please call the Office of Student Involvement at (205) 934-8020 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
2015-2016 Recipients:
- Jeehyun Helen Bae
- Maria Cruz Castro
- Aldenero Dixon
- Sahil Patel
- Akash Vakharia
Camille Armstrong Memorial
Camille Armstrong Memorial Scholarship
The Camille Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to award deserving undergraduate African-American students at UAB considering the field of law. The scholarship is named for a UAB political science senior who was tragically killed in an automobile accident on March 11, 1986. The scholarship fund was established in 1987 to honor the memory of Camille and to preserve the spirit of the life she shared with us.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Be an undergraduate African-American/ Black student
- Be currently enrolled in a degree seeking program at UAB that leads to 1st baccalaureate degree
- Be in good academic standing with UAB and demonstrate solid academic promise
- Will have completed at least 60 semester hours by the start of Spring 2014
- Have demonstrated active participation in UAB organizations and involvement in community activities
- Have a career goal in the field of law (Police Officer, Judge, Lawyer, etc.)
- Two (2) sealed letters of recommendation with application (one submitted from a UAB faculty or staff member and the other submitted from a person you know well - submissions may be completed via this link)
- Submit a one (1) page single-spaced essay on "Why have I chosen a career in the field of law, and how could my role impact the community?"
This scholarship application is made available and the recipient is selected during the spring semester.
- Application submissions may be completed via this link September 28, 2015 - October 26, 2015
For more information, please call the Office of Student Involvement at 205-934-8020 or email email@example.com.
2015-2016 Recipients:
- Laikyn Perdue
- Morgan Smith
- April Moton
Emerging Leaders
Emerging Leaders Scholarship
The Emerging Leaders Scholarship was established to recognize students who have demonstrated leadership skills and abilities within their first few semesters at UAB and who show great potential for future leadership success through involvement in campus and academic activities.
Eligibility Requirements:
- must be a full-time, undergraduate UAB student
- must have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours at UAB prior to application
- demonstrate proven leadership skills and abilities as well as potential for future leadership success.
This scholarship application is made available and the recipient is selected during the spring semester.
For more information, please call the Office of Student Involvement at 205-934-8020 or email email@example.com.
Virginia D. Gauld
Virginia D. Gauld National Alumni Society Endowed Scholarship
The Virginia Gauld National Society Endowed Scholarship was established through a gift made by the UAB National Alumni Society and contributions from friends, family, and admirers of Dr. Gauld. During her nearly 30 year tenure at UAB, she enjoyed working with students as a student recruiter and served for 16 years as the Vice President of Student Affairs. Dr. Gauld acted as the catalyst to create projects such as the Campus Recreation Center and the Commons on the Green dining facility. In her role, her main focus was to always to do what was best for the students. This scholarship has been created to allow her legacy to live on through a deserving student who, like Dr. Gauld, has a passion for service in the community and especially at UAB.
This scholarship is awarded in the spring semester.
For additional information:
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Two women have been arrested and are accused of assaulting and abusing children at a Woodbridge child-care center.
WASHINGTON – Two women have been arrested and are accused of assaulting and abusing children at a Woodbridge, Va. child-care center.
Prince William County police arrested Kierra Nicole Spriggs, 24, of the 2000 block of Swift Stream Court in Woodbridge and Sarah A Jordan, 29, of the 12000 block of Kempston Lane in Woodbridge on Friday.
Spriggs and Jordan are both employees at the Minnieland Academy at The Glen in Woodbridge where reports surfaced on Nov. 7 that employees were abusing the children in their care.
More allegations surfaced later against staffers at the Minnieland at the Lorton Station location.
A report by the Virginia Department of Social Services found two teachers at the Woodbridge location routinely engaged in cruel treatment of toddlers in their care, including stepping on their toes and giving full pressure sprays from a water hose.
Police say the abuse occurred between January and August of this year, when the employees assaulted and abused at least three children, who are between the ages of 1 and 2.
InsideNova.com first reported two weeks ago that a classroom of toddlers at the Minnieland center near Lake Ridge were abused physically and emotionally for nearly six months.
Spriggs and Jordan have each been charged with two counts of cruelty or injury to a child and two counts of assault and battery.
A court date has not been set for either woman.
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During the 70's and early 80's while working as a consulting engineer and teaching part time at Stanford University, Alan Adler invented toys in his spare time and licensed his ideas to toy companies. Alan was also an avid sailor who taught himself aerodynamics in order to be able to design sailboats. His love of inventing toys and his new found knowledge of aerodynamics led him into the pursuit of better flying toys.
Alan designed and built the first prototype of the Aerobie ring with its spoiler rim that balances lift over a wide range of throwing speeds in early 1984. The first throw of the Aerobie ring on Roble Field at Stanford showed Alan he had something special. The ring flew straight and true for an incredible distance, "as if sliding on an invisible sheet of ice."