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Apr 20 - May 20, 2016
Exhibition slowly but steadily unveils a story of human impact on the Earth from a lake's perspective.
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text: @comradepenguin: pretty much how i feel about it, my aim is shit but with the smart pistol i can run around cloaking trying to get the drop on people. It's definitely balanced out in that if anyone sees you before you can get a good lock you're basically dead. Also it's super useful for grunts.


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Sunday, January 8, 2012
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A man convicted of rape in Missouri has been ordered to spend 67 years in prison for sexually attacking two women in June of last year in the Rosedale area of Kansas City, Kan.
The sentence was imposed Friday against 40-year-old Nicholas D. Martin in Wyandotte County. He was convicted of five counts of rape, three counts of aggravated sodomy, two counts of aggravated burglary and one count of theft.
The Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/ynqtd5) reported that police received dozens of tips after they released a composite sketch of the alleged rapist.
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TOKYO - As the 68th anniversary of Japan's surrender during World War II approached, the question on every body's lips was this: Will he or won't he? Will he or won't he personally visit the Yasukuni shrine in downtown Tokyo?
As it happened, Shinzo Abe visited other venues on August 15, eschewing a visit to the controversial war memorial, but the prime minister may have undermined the effect by trying too hard to simultaneously appease China and South Korea while pleasing his conservative constituency.
While the premier stayed away, two of his cabinet members showed up at the shrine. Abe himself sent an aide to the shrine with a personal offering. It was also widely noted that he refrained from voicing the customary regrets for the war and pledge to pursue peace.
As for mollifying the two important neighboring countries, Abe might as well have gone in person. The visits by the cabinet members triggered a formal protest in Beijing. South Korean President Park Guen Hye did not directly mention the Yasukuni visits, but urged Japan's leaders to learn the lessons from history.
Even the United States, which in the past has more or less ignored previous Yasukuni visits, issued some quiet warnings that conveyed its hopes that Abe would not escalate tensions in regions. Washington frets over deteriorating relations between the three Northeast Asian countries, all of whom it considers allies or friends.
One cabinet member tried to lessen the impact by signing the guest book as shijin, or private citizen implying he was not there in an official capacity. The state minister for North Korean abduction issues signed with his official title. Abe tried to play things down by describing his donation as coming from the president of the ruling party, not the prime minister. It is not clear whether other countries care about such subtleties.
That last time the Yasukuni Shrine matter roiled relations with neighbors was during the five-year administration of former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi who visited the shrine every August 15 as prime minister. Ironically, it was his successor, Abe, who patched things up by declining to visit the controversial shrine during his first term as premier.
However, during the general election campaign in late 2012, he said that he very much regretted not visiting the shrine. That was taken as a pretty obvious signal that he would resume visits, and it is more than likely that he did intend to do just that and had to be persuaded either by his own advisors or by the Americans that this action now would be unwise.
Even without the shrine visits, relations with South Korea and China are increasingly strained over territorial disputes. It was one year ago that former South Korean president Lee Myung-bak visited the barely inhabited rocks claimed by Seoul as the Dokto and Japan as the Takeshima. Chinese vessels and aircraft regularly enter Japanese controlled waters and airspace around the Senkaku.
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Animal, Mineral, Vegetable examines what happens when we cease to assume that only humans exert agency. Through a careful examination of medieval, early modern and contemporary lifeworlds, these essays collectively argue against ecological anthropocentricity. Sheep, wolves, camels, flowers, chairs, magnets, landscapes, refuse and gems are more than mere objects. They act; they withdraw; they make demands; they connect within lively networks that might foster a new humanism, or that might proceed with indifference towards human affairs. Through what ethics do we respond to these activities and forces? To what futures do these creatures and objects invite us, especially when they appear within the texts and cultures of the "distant" past?
Contents: Jeffrey J. Cohen (George Washington University): "Introduction: All Things" – Karl Steel (Brooklyn College): "With the World, or Bound to Face the Sky: The Postures of the Wolf-Child of Hesse" – Sharon Kinoshita (University of California, Santa Cruz): "Animals and the Medieval Culture of Empire" – Peggy McCracken (University of Michigan): "The Floral and the Human" – Kellie Robertson (University of Wisconsin-Madison): "Exemplary Rocks" – Valerie Allen (John Jay College of Criminal Justice): "Mineral Virtue" – Eileen Joy (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville): "You Are Here: A Manifesto" – Julian Yates (University of Delaware): "Sheep Tracks: Multi-Species Impressions" – Julia Reinhard Lupton (University of California, Irvine): "The Renaissance Res Publica of Things" – Jane Bennett (Johns Hopkins University): "Powers of the Hoard: Further Notes on Material Agency"
Response essays: Lowell Duckert, "Speaking Stones, John Muir, and a Slower (Non)humanities" – Nedda Mehdizadeh, "'Ruinous Monument': Transporting Objects in Herbert's Persepolis" – Jonathan Gil Harris,"Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Twenty Questions"
Jeffrey Jerome Cohen is Professor of English and Director of the Medieval and Early Modern Studies Institute (MEMSI) at the George Washington University. His research explores what monsters promise; how postcolonial studies, queer theory, postmodernism and posthumanism might help us to better understand the literatures and cultures of the Middle Ages (and might be transformed by that encounter); the limits and the creativity of our taxonomic impulses; the complexities of time when thought outside of progress narratives; and ecotheory. He is the author of three books: Of Giants: Sex, Monsters and the Middle Ages; Medieval Identity Machines; and Hybridity, Identity and Monstrosity in Medieval Britain: On Difficult Middles and the editor of four more. He blogs at In the Middle.
Published: 2012-05-07
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text: The Daughters of the American Revolution organization recently honored three citizens for contributions to the community. Mary Beth Watson presented the DAR Excellence in Community Service Award to Martha Riley of Roseville. Roseville's third library, which was recently completed, is named the Martha Riley Community Library, in honor of Riley. Since its creation in 1909, the Conservation Committee of the DAR has continued to recognize outstanding conservationists. Annie White presented the 2008 award to Lani Houck. As manager for the Roseville shade tree program, Houck has used her education and experience as an arborist she teaches people how to use trees to provide shade and how to plant and nurture them. Since 2001, the program has provided more than 8,000 trees to more than 2,000 locations-schools, businesses, homes and churches. In addition, each year DAR members solicit recommendations for the Outstanding Teacher of American History award. The 2008 award was presented to Oakmont High School history teacher, Jeff Draper. Draper has brought history alive to his students through power point lectures, videos and audio clips. Besides teaching, Draper serves as a football coach for Oakmont. He has worked with many students in sports, but said his true passion is and always will be education. For information about the Gold Trail DAR go to www.californiadar.org/chapters2/goldtrail/.


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I have Cnidaria Hydra are they a sign of a healthy ecosystem?? what are these??
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I just noticed them what the heck a they doing in my little aquarium?? I searched them and everything they are pretty neat but does anyone know how these came to be? are they okay to be in the aquarium?
they look like some kind of coral or something I dont know...heres some pictures
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they're super cool, but they do sting. (like a jellyfish).
If you have tiny fish, they may be eaten by the hydra or stung to death. Large fish (over 2-3 inches) should be fine, however they may experiance stress if they are stung repeatedly. Larger fish than that would probably shrug it off, and possibly eat it..
Will my smaller Danios be okay for now or is this an emergency??
sounds to me like an emergency.... you have small fish and they sting! Can you scoop them out with a net? Careful you don't get stung yourself, you don't know how your body might react. you hand could swell up.
Sounds like you better do more research fast as to how to get rid of these... what was the last thing you put in your tank? A plant? Fish, looks like you got a hitchhiker! good luck.
I was looking at an article and it said that the snails eat them but I just took some out that where growing on the snail's egg themselves! I have no idea when they came in the last plant I brought in was a Moneywort but it didnt last...
thank you for your tips Jackiebabie:)
They should be fine as long as it's not an infestation.
Hydra's stinging cells are meant to paralyze their prey so they can eat them.
Luckily for you, their native food is daphnia and cyclops. (about the size of this period- . )
The fish should have the sense to avoid them.
I just did research, and your fish should be fine.
If you notice any symptoms, you can kill them with 2ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide per gallon, or pretty much any anti-ich (or anti-parasite?) medication.
If you happen to have a syringe, you can apply peroxide or salt locally to kill them. manual removal might not work too well.
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We've got a new one in the family!
And like we do here at Team Thompson, he's adopted...by Mychael! Okay, well sort of. He's the son of Mychael's girlfriend. I always told Mychael and Malcolm that they needed to wait until they were much, much older to have children because let's face it, it's a lot of work and a lot of sacrifice. So, after Mychael started dating his super family oriented and successful girlfriend, he was nervous to tell me that she had a son. I was so excited that he had made a connection with someone (and with someone who came highly credentialed) that I didn't worry so much about the fact that she had a son. Then I met him, and the rest is history. He is so cute! He loves to dance for the girls. How can a two and a half year old boy know what so many forty year old men don't? This is how you get a date. I just hope he's still doing it when he's sixteen.
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WASHINGTON -- Sex, HIV/AIDS,
the imprisonment of African-American males and churches' financial
stability in a stumbling economy will be among the issues that clergy
and lay people will wrestle with Nov. 4 to Nov. 6 as the Howard University
School of Divinity celebrates its 93rd annual Convocation.
The three-day event features
some of the nation's most important religious leaders, including Joshua
Dubois, the 26-year-old that President Barack Obama picked to be executive
director of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships,
and the Rev. Delman Coates, leader of the highly-publicized "Enough
Is Enough Campaign for Corporate Responsibility in Entertainment."
The theme for this year is
"Our New Day Begun: A Theological Call to Action in a Time of Change."
Through sermons, lectures and panel discussions, participants will seek
theological solutions to HIV/AIDS in the Washington metro area, the
high incarceration rate of the nation's black males and the impact
of the nation's current economic crises on churches.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
The Convocation begins Wednesday
with registration at 3 p.m. and opening worship at 5:30 p.m., led by
the Rev. Dr. Barbara Williams Skinner, founder of the Skinner Leadership
Institute. A nationally recognized spiritual leader, teacher, lecturer
and writer, Skinner has degrees in social work, religion and law. She
and her late husband, the Rev. Tom Skinner, a former Harlem, N.Y., gang
leader, founded the Skinner Leadership Institute in 1992. Using outreach
and leadership development, the Institute works to produce leaders who
operate in technical and moral excellence. It has produced a number
of graduates who have assumed clerical and political leadership.
At 6:30 p.m., there will be
a reception and book signing for works by Howard University School of
Divinity faculty, alumni and students, including Called to Discipleship,
The Busy People Bible Study Plan.
Thursday, Nov. 5
R. Drew Smith, director of
the Public Influences of African-American Churches Project and scholar-in-residence
at the Leadership Center at Morehouse College will give the morning
lecture at 10 a.m. on "Black Clergy Activism in a Transformed Public
Drew Smith, an expert in religion
and public life, has initiated and directed a number of projects on
the subject, including the Public Influences of African-American Churches
Project and the Faith Communities and Urban Families Project. These
projects have collected research data on political involvement, community
development activities, and outreach ministries of African-American
churches in numerous parts of the United States. The projects have also
convened seminars, conferences, and roundtables that have brought clergy,
policy makers, and community leaders together to discuss matters pertaining
to the church's public mission and ministry.
Following lunch, there will
be a session overview for each of the seminars beginning at 1:00 pm.
The sessions will begin at 1:30 and will run concurrently.
In one, Bert L'Homme, director
of Education Policy and coordinator of the Cradle to Prison Pipeline
Campaign at the Children's Defense Fund, will discuss the high incarceration
rates of African-American males. In August 2008, there were 4,777 African-American
male inmates per 100,000 U.S. residents, compared to 1,760 Hispanic
male inmates and 727 white male inmates per 100,000 U.S. residents.
In another panel, the Rev.
Penny Willis of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice will
lead a panel in efforts to stamp out HIV/AIDS, which has a higher infection
rate in D.C. than in some African nations. African-American churches
have been slow to adopt a theological approach to HIV/AIDS, in large
part due to its association with the gay community.
Willis and her organization
have been wrestling with the issue for 10 years during its annual "Summit
on Sexuality," an attempt to engage faith-based organizations in discussions
on faith-based approaches to action and prevention of HIV/AIDS.
In the third panel, the Rev.
Gerald Kisner, pastor of the Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in
West Palm Beach, Fla., will lead a discussion on "Financial Literacy
for Pastors and Parishioners in a Time of Economic Recovery." An expert
on financial management, Kisner, who recently rebuilt his church after
Hurricane Katrina destroyed it, will discuss how to maintain at a time
when some churches are downsizing or closing their doors.
All three panels will be repeated
at 3:30 p.m.
At 7 p.m., Pastors Daniel and
Sabrina Mangrum of Cornerstone Peaceful Bible Baptist Church host the
Convocation banquet at the Kellogg Conference Center at Gallaudet University.
Friday, Nov. 6
The featured event is a 10
a.m. panel discussion on religion and politics that includes the Rev.
Joshua Dubois, executive director of the White House Office of Faith-based
and Neighborhood Partnerships, and the Rev. Harold Dean Trulear, who
has served as associate professor of Applied Theology and director of
the Doctor of Ministry program at Howard University School of Divinity
since 2003. He currently teaches Church Music and Worship, Prophetic
Ministry, Ministry and Criminal Justice, and Church and Community Studies.
Skinner and Smith will also be featured panelists.
The panel is moderated by the
Rev. Cheryl J. Sanders, senior pastor of the Third Street Church of
God in Washington and professor of Christian Ethics at the Howard University
School of Divinity, where she teaches courses in Christian ethics, pastoral
ethics and African-American spirituality.
The Rev. Delman Coates, pastor
of Mt. Ennon Baptist Church in Clinton, Md., will give the closing worship.
Coates has been featured on CNN, ABC News 7 in Washington, National
Public Radio, the New York Times, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution,
the Associated Press, Essence Magazine and many other media for his
efforts to end what he says are corporate sponsorship of images and
messages that degrade women, glorify criminal activity, and negatively
stereotypes black and Latino men as gangsters, pimps, and thugs.


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Circuit BreakersAfter the 1987 stock market crash, the New York Stock Exchange established circuit breakers to help reduce volatility during a market downturn. If the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) experiences a substantial single-day decline, the circuit breakers pause trading for a specified time period or close the market for the rest of the day.
Historical LevelsWhen they were first implemented, a 250-point drop halted trading for one hour, and a 400-point drop halted trading for two hours.
From February 1997 to April 1998, a 350-point drop would halt trading for 30 minutes, and if this circuit breaker were triggered in the last 30 minutes of the session, the market would close for the day. A 550-point drop would cause the market to close for 1 hour or for the rest of the day if it were triggered within the last hour of trading.
Over the past ten years, circuit breakers have only been triggered once. On October 27, 1997, the DJIA fell 350 points at 2:35 p.m. ET and 550 points at 3:30 p.m. ET. Due to the timing of the declines, the market closed for the rest of the day.
Current LevelsNew market-wide circuit breakers were established by the SEC in April 2013. Cross-market trading halts can be implemented if the S&P 500 reaches three levels: 7% (Level 1), 13% (Level 2), or 20% (Level 3).
Any market decline that triggers a Level 1 or Level 2 circuit breaker prior to 3:25 p.m. ET will halt trading for 15 minutes. If the decline happens at or after 3:25 p.m. ET, trading will not be impacted. A market decline that triggers a Level 3 circuit breaker at any time will halt trading for the rest of the day.


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This Counts For Everything! is going to release a song on Tuesday that we are all very proud of. It shows how much weve grown together over this past year. If you enjoy it please let me know, it means the world to hear any feedback.
It's pretty good I will say, would like to have the whole song uploaded though. Very nice quality, did you record it?
I like it, sound like You Me at Six or like paramore with a male singer, i dunno. I like that kinda heavy chug within the chorus, write a song more like that!
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Snicker's Holiday Surprise Cake
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Ages: 6-8+ years
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Instructions:What you need:
1 bag SNICKERS Miniatures
1 bag M&M's Milk Chocolate Candies for the Holidays
1 box yellow cake mix
1 16-oz. can ready-to-spread chocolate frosting
Prepare cake mix according to package directions for a 2-layer cake.
When cool, frost the bottom layer of the cake.
Unwrap all the SNICKERS Miniatures and chop into bite-sized pieces.
Sprinkle 1/2 to 3/4 of the chopped SNICKERS Miniatures on the bottom frosted layer.
Place the remaining layer on top and finish frosting the entire cake.
Garnish the top with the remaining chopped SNICKERS Miniatures.
Decorate the top and sides with M&M's Brand Milk Chocolate Candies for the Holidays to add extra holiday color.
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This weekend the MotoGP paddock heads to the tropics for the penultimate round of the season, the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang. Fiat Yamaha Team riders Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo have won 10 out of 15 races between them this year and there has only been one race when one of the pair has not been on the podium, making it the most successful season in the team's history.
Fresh from a break of nearly a month, the Fiat Yamaha Team regroups this weekend at the coastal town of Estoril for the Portuguese Grand Prix. Returning to its more traditional end of season slot after moving to May last season, the race marks the start of the final phase of the championship with just the overseas double-header and the Valencian season finale remaining after it.
Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo looked ready for business at Misano on the Italian Riviera today, putting in some impressive times and finishing the day first and second, several tenths ahead of the next fastest rider. This was despite the uncomfortably hot and humid weather, although a forecast late rain shower tonight promises to cool things down a little for tomorrow.
It was Lorenzo, fresh from his victory in Indianapolis just five days ago, who looked in command for the early part of the session as he immediately found a good setting and set about improving his time lap by lap.
A damp British Grand Prix at Donington Park saw both Fiat Yamaha riders crash out of the lead in slippery conditions, although Valentino Rossi was able to remount and finished a brilliant fifth, extending his championship lead in the process. Jorge Lorenzo was less lucky and was unable to continue, meaning he had to watch the rest of the race from the pits after sliding out on lap nine.
Valentino Rossi took pole for the second race running at Donington Park this afternoon, his fourth of the season and the 56th of his career. Jorge Lorenzo qualified third and, with four poles for him also this year, the Fiat Yamaha Team has now taken the front grid slot in eight out of the ten races. It is also the fifth consecutive race at which both riders have been on the front row.
After yesterday's downpours, today was dry with sunny intervals and this morning saw Lorenzo second and Rossi third as they got their first chance to work on their dry settings around the 4km track.
A soaking wet Sachsenring held no fears for Fiat Yamaha riders Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo today, who took pole and second on the grid amidst heavy rain at the German Grand Prix. It is the sixth time the pair has shared the front row this season and Rossi's third pole of 2009 is also his first ever in the premier-class at this track.
After their American foray to Laguna Seca just ten days ago, the Fiat Yamaha Team is preparing for a return to European shores with the first of a double-header of races this weekend at the Sachsenring in Germany. It will be the start of a tough fortnight for the riders, with this race followed immediately by the British Grand Prix at Donington.
Valentino Rossi wrote another chapter in his extraordinary career in Holland today, becoming only the second rider in history to reach 100 Grand Prix wins. 13 years after his very first victory in 125cc, the Italian took the hat-trick of pole position, fastest lap and race win with a perfect display in front of a huge Assen crowd to pass the century mark.
The sun shone in Assen today as the 61st Dutch TT got underway, the seventh round of the MotoGP World Championship.
The all-conquering Fiat Yamaha Team of Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo move north through Europe this weekend for the historic Dutch TT at Assen. Following their show-stopping performance in Spain last time out, which saw Rossi better Lorenzo by just a split second, the pair will be targeting a repeat performance this weekend.
The Fiat Yamaha Team were hard at work in the first post-race test of the season today, fresh from a spectacular display in yesterday's Catalan Grand Prix which saw Valentino Rossi triumph over his team-mate Jorge Lorenzo by just 0.095 seconds.
Yamaha superstars Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo dominated an incredible Catalan Grand Prix today, delivering a show-stopping performance from start to finish at Montmeló in front of a packed house.
Fiat Yamaha Team rider Jorge Lorenzo kept up his 100% front-row qualifying record for the season with another pole position at his home track this afternoon, his third of 2009. Valentino Rossi made a welcome return to the front row after a three-race absence, qualifying just 0.013 seconds adrift of his team-mate in second place.
After Rossi had ruled the roost in practice yesterday, it was Lorenzo's turn at the top during this morning's session while the Italian slipped to third behind Andrea Dovizioso.


text: Duane Murley was born and raised in Sac City Iowa, where his parents and two brothers and their Families still Live. Duane's interest in radio started with spending time on his grandparents farm and listening to 540 KWMT on the tractor radio while out bailing hay, cultivating, plowing late at night, what ever he was doing on the tractor, the radio was on…and long days in the combine also found the radio tuned to 540…..In Jr. High Duane took an interest and became involved with the High School radio station KSAC…nestled away in a little studio that sat above the High School Auditorium. There are still a hand full of Sac High Graduates that are still in radio today……While in the Radio Program, Duane was asked to fill in quite regularly for a local lady, Vivian Buckingham, that did a 10 minute newscast on KAYL Radio in Storm Lake Monday thru Saturday…..This started in 8th grade and continued until he began working at 94.5 KKEZ…now known as MIX 94.5….Today Duane calls Rockwell City home, where he lives with his wife Darcy and daughter Brandi, who is a Sophmore at South Dakota State in Brookings South Dakota…Duane is active on the Rockwell City Fire Department as well as many other organizations. ……You can hear Duane 10 til 2 on True Country 540 KWMT and 2 til 7 on Hot Country K-97 Weekdays…as well as a shift here and there on weekends…..Duane has been with KWMT since 1985…working both full and part-time while having other jobs along the way. Feel free to email Duane at email@example.com.


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Weston hosts Bike Safety Day on March 21
Weston hosts a Bike Safety Day from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 21 at the Sheinberg Family YMCA, 20201 Saddle Club Road (inside Weston Regional Park).
Bring your bicycles and helmets. Festivities include a bicycle rodeo, bike and helmet checks, helmet giveaway, safety displays and bicycle raffle
The event is sponsored by the Broward Sheriff's Office, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, Sheinberg Family YMCA of Weston, Broward Safe Kids and the city.
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Parsons students who have declared their majors are eligible to pursue a minor. Students are encouraged to complete two courses required by the minor and consult with their academic advisors before declaring a minor.
Minors are offered by Parsons and other colleges of The New School and are open to undergraduate students across the university. Eligibility may be restricted for some minors on the basis of area of study. Some minors can accept only a limited number of students because of constraints on facilities or the need for a specific level of skill in a particular field; these minors may require an application for admission.
The minor declaration process for Parsons students will begin in May 2014. Forms and instructions pertaining to this process will be available at that time. Students interested in registering for a minor should download and review this
information sheet to understand their academic options.
Visit the
University Minors page for more information about minors that are currently available or in development through other colleges of The New School:
Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts,
The New School for Drama, and
The New School for Public Engagement.
Parsons offers minors in the areas of study listed below. Visit the page for each minor to view the description, eligibility requirements, and course options.
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Two die in separate accidents on Oklahoma roads
A pedestrian was killed in Oklahoma City and a motorcyclist died in Payne County in separate accidents Thursday, authorities said.
Paul Scott Conklin, 48, Cushing
Conklin was pronounced dead at the scene of a wreck on E 68 at West Point Road, four miles east of Ripley, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.
About 6:45 p.m., Conklin was riding his motorcycle east on E 68 when a westbound pickup driven by Robert Daniel Massey, 19, hit Conklin's motorcycle head-on.
Massey was not injured. He was wearing a seat belt, troopers said. Conklin was wearing a helmet.
Lillian Lohmann, 74, of Oklahoma City
Lohmann walked into traffic about 6:15 a.m. and was struck by a pickup near SW 66 and S Pennsylvania Avenue, police said. No further details about the wreck were released as of Thursday night.
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PHY 400: Introductory Quantum Mechanics.
4 hours, 4 credits. Wave and particle nature of matter and radiation. The uncertainty principle. Operators and the Eigen-value equations; Schrodinger formulation; stationary states. Harmonic oscillator and potential barrier problems. Angular momentum. Central potential and the hydrogen atom. Perturbation theory of energy levels. Spin and statistics. PREREQ: PHY 301. PRE- or COREQ: MAT 323.
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What is the ACCs/TYCOM responsibilities in relation to funding?
a. Direct formulation and administration of fiscal and budgetary policies.
b. Serve as the focal point for force financial matters.
c. Manage resources and related resource management systems and procedures.
What is the ACCs/TYCOM responsibilities in relation to manpower?
a. (M&P), Commanders in Chief, and the Enlisted Personnel Management Center on matters affecting manning. b. On FMF manning issues, coordinate with the appropriate FMF commander.
b. Evaluate requests submitted for changes to officer and enlisted allowances.
c. Review authorized billets, at least annually, to ensure manpower requirements, within CNO policy constraints, are correctly stated; recommend changes to the manpower claimant.
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a. Supervise, coordinate, and direct internal aviation technical training programs for all commands.
b. Coordinate aviation maintenance training conducted by CENNAVAVNTECHTRAUs and factory training under the sponsorship of COMNAVAIRSYSCOM.
c. Monitor quota control of all training conducted for or requested by maintenance personnel.
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Prior to each deployment
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Santa Claus is in town and he's doing more than making a naughty and nice list.
At the Colonial Mall in Greenville old Saint Nick is not only listening to holiday wishes from good boy's and girls, but he's helping the workers with the University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina. When people have their pictures taken with Mister Claus, they have to pay for them, and the money raised goes to support a great cause, terminally ill patients.
Santa's Colonial Mall helpers could not give us an exact numbers but they say several thousands visitors sat on his lap last year and they expect more of the same this holiday season.
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Cubs Hitters Get Reality Check
Joel Pineiro gave the Cubs a reality check.
It took just 92 pitches for the Cards' right-hander to go the distance and shut out the Cubs. And, it didn't appear all that difficult either.
Pineiro tossed strikes to a lineup with five starters batting .230 or less–Lee, Bradley, Fontenot, Soto, and Miles. Go figure.
Yet, despite the horrific batting averages, the Cubs have managed to win five of its last seven games. Meaning, if and when this team truly begins to hit they'll pull away in the division.
That said, the Cubs offense is without an excuse for its poor hitting. Its mid-May, the weather is warm and the starting pitching has been terrific. So what's the hold up?


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This site sounds like fun. Can't wait to see the recipes!
Of course, after reading the "About" section I am feeling a little guilty about wanting to make a Cool Whip dessert :(.
Keeping Life Sweet One Cookie at a Time
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This site sounds like fun. Can't wait to see the recipes!
Of course, after reading the "About" section I am feeling a little guilty about wanting to make a Cool Whip dessert :(.
Lara says
The mere mention of Cool Whip makes me yearn for what I used to call Jello Cake. I can't remember the exact recipe, but it involved making up a regular old yellow cake, poking holes in it with a straw or toothpicks or something, then pouring not-yet-solidified jello over the top, covering the whole thing with cool whip, and chilling for a while. Mmmmm. I think you might have to chill the jello for a bit first. It might sound gross, but it is really delicious.
Katrina says
I am not ashamed to admit that I LOVE Cool Whip, regular, not lite, please. I know it's just sugar and has no dairy, but really, we don't use that much of it THAT often. I prefer it to fresh whipped cream. Shhh, don't tell anyone! 😉 Have you seen that it's now in a can, like ReddiWhip? I may have to try that, but I DON'T like Reddi Whip. I don't even care for no-name whipped toppings. I'm sure the Cool Whip in a can is much like Reddi Whip, so I'll stick with my Cool blue tub!
Anna says
Lara, that is "Stripe it Rich!" cake. Somewere, I have a story about my mother's failed attempt to make a reverse Stripe it Rich! cake. That is, a chocolate cake with vanilla pudding stripes. Long story short, it tasted good but was very unattractive.
Katrina, I think it's all a matter of what one grew up on. I didn't try fresh whipped cream until I was a teenager. I consider it a different species than Cool Whip! I guess I like them both, but in different ways. I'm not crazy about canned/squeeze type whipped creams, though they do look pretty. Oh, and I haven't seen the Cool Whip in a can. I'll bet it tastes like regular Cool Whip.
Melanie says
That's poke cake! http://flickr.com/photos/thinguy/2157089864/
I might have to make one for … some reason … this week.
Lara says
Stripe it Rich Cake, Poke Cake, and Jell0 Cake = all DELICIOUS. Now I want some. And when I say now, I mean NOW!
amy says
Thanks for the heads up on GOOP. I love Gwenyth, and have always felt she would be a great friend if only our paths would collide. I signed up for the newsletter until that happens.
FWIW, I like Cool Whip & real whipped cream. Both yummy in their own way.
HeartofGlass says
That is totally weird–I mentioned Poke Cake in comments on your blog awhile ago, I think–Cook's Country did a 'from scratch' version with 'real' gelatin–if you have a subscription you can see it.http://www.cookscountry.com/pwlogin.asp?did=4375&area=recipe&iseason=
Anna says
So is it Stripe it Rich or Poke Cake. Are they both the same thing? Naturaly, I remember the flashy Jell-O title. LOL.
I usually buy Cooks' Country in the store, so I have a lot of old issues. I'll look and see if I can find this.
Laura says
Yum! My mom was the Queen of Poke Cake! She's make it with red Jell-o! Oh, my! So good! : )


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others suggest that Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, is not committed to helping the state's largest and historically Democrat-controlled city. The Detroit News last week reported that Snyder as early as April 2012 vowed to help collect "millions of dollars in unpaid income taxes from 54 percent of Detroit residents who work in the suburbs." If their employers don't automatically withhold taxes from their paychecks, individuals are required to "estimate and remit the taxes each year on their own," noted the news report. An estimated $142 million in uncollected income tax revenue in 2009 is owed to Detroit by city residents who work in suburban Detroit, reported the newspaper. It is estimated that Detroit is nearly $19 billion in debt. Continue Reading →


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Earlier today, i started thinking about the future. WHY i started thinking about the future remains a mystery, but thats not important. Anyway, i started thinking about...which job i should apply for, what to have for dinner, what to get my Mum for Christmas and many other important issues. I then began wondering about Children and what the names for these Children should be. I thought it made perfect sense to name my child after someone i respected, someone i looked up to. I then decided that i MUST name my children after one of The Smiths or at least someone with a vauge connection to The Smiths.
Has anybody named their children after one of The Smiths? surely no one has named their child Morrissey. Thats far too obvious! There must be a few Steven's though or a couple of Johnny's at least. Go on own up. How many of your children are bullied at school due to their unusual name?
Possible names for my children:
If it is a boy - Steven
Martin (Marr's Middle name)
Troy (Tate)
Joe (as in Troubled Joe)
If it is a girl - Ann (as in Ann Coates the fictitious guest vocalist on 'Bigmouth Strikes Again'. Ann Coates = the Ancoats district of Manchester)
Sally (as in Sally Ford, another possible pseudonym suggested by Mike Joyce for the guest vocalist on 'Bigmouth'. Sally Ford = Salford)
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text: Sport pictograms are graphic icons facilitating the visual identification of each sport and are a Games tradition. In 2016, each Olympic and Paralympic sport will be represented by a unique pictogram for the first time. The Rio Games have 64 pictograms – 41 Olympic and 23 Paralympic – and you can check them out below. Also see our image gallery of the creative process for the pictograms, learn about the origin of this tradition and share your favourite 'picto'!


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Out-of-town cancer patients offered wellness programs
There's a place in downtown Baltimore where out-of-town cancer patients can go and stay for free while they are in treatment. And now the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge at Baltimore is adding some a set of services that will help them cope with that treatment.
The Wellness Program, which launches Thursday, will be the first of its kind in the country, according to the cancer society. It will offer patients and caregivers activities for their bodies and minds, including yoga, massage therapy, nutrition counseling and one-on-one personal training, among other options. They will learn to sustain their programs.
The hope is they cope better with side effects and feel better. This program is also free.
"Our overall goal with this wellness program is to help cancer patients transition into strong and healthy proactive cancer survivors that feel secure in their mind, body and spirit," said Jessie Bernstein, Hope Lodge Wellness Program coordinator, in a statement. "We have a terrific team of volunteers who are experts in the field of health and wellness."
The lodge was opened in 1987 and is funded through donations to the cancer society, Hope Lodge residents, local businesses and foundations. The property was donated by the University of Maryland.
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I love to draw, ride horses, and I'm a really nice person most of the time. I stick by my friends and am always there for my boyfriend. I love to be around people but, sometimes I just love to be left alone for a while. I love to receive messages from random people on Deviantart, and I welcome random friend requests as long as you are nice lol.
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Dr. Wallach discusses weight loss contending the root cause of weight gain is nutritional deficiencies. Asserting that many Americans gain weight because they eat based off of their cravings. Comparing cravings to "pica and cribbing" in found in animals that are minerally deficient. Doc recommends using the Youngevity "Nature's Whey" and "Slender FX" as great tools to assist in weight loss.
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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article concerning "off-labelling". The practice of "off-labeling" is when doctors write prescriptions for drugs to be used for things other than what the FDA approved the drug. In this article experts contend that more and more doctors are prescribing depression and hyperactivity drugs for people trying to lose weight.
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|Local nursing home hosts classic car show for residents.
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Moline, IL – Rosewood Care Center is transforming their parking lot for Cruise-Into Care Sunday July 22nd 2012, from 2 – 4 pm. Rosewood residents will enjoy refreshments, music, and of course, viewing yester year's favorite cars.
The Quad City Cruisers classic car club expects to line more than 20 cars up in the front parking lot. The cars will range from the early days of the automobile to hot rods that are more recent. The car show will conclude with a parade around the building, giving all residents a chance to see the show.
The Cruise-Into Care Car Show begins a series of events by Rosewood's "Reach-In" project. Reach-In allows organizations in the community to visit Rosewood, entertaining and exciting the residents.
Rosewood Care Center is one of few 5-star rated nursing facilities in the Quad City Area. They specialize in long term and skilled rehabilitation. Rosewood wants to combine their high level of care with fun, engaging, and exciting activities from the community.
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I like Corydoras and was thinking of setting up my new 20 gallon tank with a sand bottom. I know gravel in a tank really helps with the growth of beneficial bacteria. Can the same bacteria grow as easily in sand? Will it take longer to cycle a tank with sand?
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Mars, the God of War, is the ruler of Aries. In astrology, Mars is the planet of energy, action, and desire. It is the survival instinct, and can be thought of as the "leftover" animal nature of man.
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This hinge is located on each side of the oven door.
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First I removed the door by lifting it off the hinge assemblies.Then I removed the drawer to access the spring.Removed the spring, noting which attachment hole was used.Removed the hinge assembly with a Phillips screwdriver.Replacef the unit.Repeated for the other hinge assembly.Note: it took longer to find the correct parts in the parts diagrams than it did to replace them.
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Before removing screws, I reached in and felt for where the upper end of the spring attached to the hinge. There are three holes in the end of the hinge arm, so I wanted to be sure of which hole to use. (The holes are very close together, so if the spring falls out before you determine which hole it was in, it probably won't matter so long as you are sure to use the same hole on both new hinges.) I then removed three Phillips screws per hinge. Once the hinge was loose, I could wiggle it around and release enough of the spring tension to slip the top end of the spring out of the hole on the hinge arm. Then I pulled out the old hinge and inserted the new one and replaced the three screws. Without the tension, the lower end of the spring fell out of the little hole in the oven bottom where it normally attaches. Our gas oven has a broiler rather than a storage drawer, so it was a little difficult to get the lower tip of the spring back into that hole. It actually ended up being easier to get the lower tip of the spring back into that hole first, before trying to reattach it to the hinge arm. Once I got the lower end into that hole, I pulled up on the spring and maintained upward pressure on the spring while I fiddled around to get the upper end into the hinge arm hole. Took about 20 minutes, door works perfectly now. Lots of sharp edges inside the oven, so had to be careful.
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I showed up to play in a golf benefit tournament to help an organization, and I ended up helping myself.
Or I should say my son.
It was years ago, and I was getting ready to go on a cruise. My son was about 6 at the time, and I put him through a series of swim lessons at the local YMCA; but, for him, they just didn't take.
It was important he knew how to swim because the ship for our cruise had a pool with no shallow end. Considering the pool was filled with salt water, minimal swimming skills were needed, but I wanted to feel comfortable.
So as my family neared cruise time, I teed off in the benefit golf scramble with three of my friends, and we managed to win. Included among the golf prizes was a series of six private swim lessons. Imagine that?
Six lessons later and my son swam like a fish. It was a worry-free cruise.
Now I'm not saying you should run out and sign up for a benefit golf tournament to win swim lessons, but you never know what pot of gold you will find at the end of the golfing rainbow.
The biggest reason to support our area benefit golf tournaments, which are in abundance right now, is to help various causes and organizations. Sure, some of the benefits can price many of us out, carrying an entry fee more reserved for the bluest of bloods. However, you will find most very reasonable.
In fact, if you look closely, you will find that some tournaments offer a better bargain to play a specific course than if you went there on your own and played 18 holes and purchased lunch. Throw in the prizes often awarded at many of the tournaments, and you might even walk away with more than just a fun and rewarding experience.
Please note that in most of the tournaments, you need not have any real golfing skill to participate. Many are the scramble variety, where only the best of four team members' shots are used each hit. Who knows? You might just sink of a 60-foot putt.
It could happen.
Many of the benefit tournaments are listed in The Republic. You can check with your favorite golf course as well. But, please, join the fun. You will be glad you did.
Here are a few examples of benefit tournaments:
Dave Galle Memorial: June 23, Otter Creek — This is a big one, a tournament that benefits the David M. Galle Memorial Scholarship Fund. From the event committee, "All dollars raised will be used to support Dave's dream of providing both private and public options for all kids to receive pre-K education in Bartholomew County regardless of ability to pay. The Heritage Fund — The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County has been chosen to manage Dave's scholarship."
The tournament is $500 for a foursome, which sounds expensive until you figure it is $125 a person. Consider that you get to play one of the nation's top public courses, get either breakfast or lunch, free range balls, prizes and tournament contests and you realize it's a bargain, and you get to donate to a good cause. The website is gallememorialgolfclassic.com. For more information you can call Chris Beach at 812-314-8507 or Pat Wilson at 812-314-8509. Galle, who died in 2012, was a local advocate for education and a former basketball star at DePauw.
DSI 29th Golf Tournament: June 4, Otter Creek — DSI's s tournament benefits children with disabilities and like the Galle Memorial has a price of $125 per player. The fee includes greens fees, cart, refreshments, a buffet lunch, hole-in-one and other prizes and a team photo. DSI is a nonprofit organization that provides services and support for children and adults with mental, physical and emotional challenges in 40 counties in south-central Indiana.
Registration for the tournament can be completed by calling 800-745-7686 or by going to dsiservices.org.
Purdue Alumni Club of Bartholomew County Tournament: June 5, Harrison Lake Country Club — Included among the guests for this tourney will be Morgan Burke, the Purdue athletics director, Glenn Tompkins, the associate athletics director, and Doug Schreiber, head baseball coach. Lunch is offered before golf. Prizes for longest drive, closest to pin, longest putt mad, and others. A silent auction will be conducted after the event. Cost is $12 lunch only, $60 green fees, $27 dinner for adult at the scholarship banquet or $10 dinner for child. Lunch begins at 11 a.m., golf begins at 12:30 p.m., and the banquet begins at 6 p.m. The club will present three $2,000 scholarships to local students. For more information or to sign up, call Kyle Lindenman at 574-339-6566 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Many other events are available. I'm sure you won't have any trouble finding one that benefits a cause that is close to your heart. Sign up and get ready to have a fulfilling day.
Who knows, perhaps you will learn how to swim?
Jay Heater is The Republic sports editor. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 379-5632.


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A letter from Esther Wakeman in Thailand
December 2011
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Dear friends,
Thank you for your prayers and support for my work at Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
I sat down in the front row to watch our dorm students present their first Christmas pageant. "Carolyn," mother of a performer, leaned over and thanked me profusely for giving her son the opportunity to act and sing for the production. She also expressed an interest in volunteering at Payap. I'm not sure what she believes about the Christmas story, but a bridge has been built to a Payap family, and one of our goals for residential life of working with our parents is coming about. CCI (Christian Communications Institute) staff helped with sound and lights, creating the backing track for the music, and directing. The students had a great time and are already talking about doing it again next year. They'll also be performing in a couple churches this month. Most of them are not followers of Jesus, but we hope they've learned more about him and sensed his love through this excellent effort together. Payap University is seeking young people with a strong Christian commitment to volunteer as English teachers/residential life staff. Please direct possible candidates to Payap's International College website at "job opportunities."
Thailand has been called the land of smiles, but this year's massive flooding (after several months water is still just beginning to recede in some parts of Bangkok) has placed great stress on the Thai people. They find things to laugh about in the midst of it all, and I marvel at their creativity and resilience.
Presbyterian Disaster Service was on hand to provide assistance to flood victims, and the Church of Christ in Thailand, our partner church, and the Payap University community have helped many.
Tor and her adorable daughter, Mina, came to Payap's Christmas festivities. I hadn't had time to say "Hi!" to them since returning from the States, where I had been with my mother during her last week of life. (That trip and experience was profoundly healing, and hard, and joyful.) Tor and her husband, Hod, finished M.Div. degrees several years ago, and she is now a secretary in the McGilvary College of Divinity, enjoying meeting students from neighboring countries; Hod is pastor for missions at Chiang Mai First Church. They sense a calling to be missionaries to people in our region. They hope to help the Church of Christ in Thailand, the seminaries, and local churches work together with a passion for mission. This is a time of waiting on the Lord to prepare them and fellow believers further. Waiting is hard, and God is working deeply in both their hearts. As I hugged Tor, tears welled up in her eyes; she told me later my simple hang-in-there hug was deep encouragement to trust some more that God will provide whatever is needed and to wait on his timing. We hope to find a church or two in the United States where Tor, Hod, and Mina could live and minister for a while to prepare for possible further training in the U.S. If your church might be interested, please let me know.
Please continue to pray for the Thai people and Payap University. Pray for wise leadership, for joyful ways to share Jesus' love, and for sensitive mentoring of young Thai leaders. God is at work and it is a great privilege to play my role at Payap University. Please also consider joining me in this ministry through prayer and financial support.
I'm grateful that we will be in the U.S. over the holidays for the first Wakeman family reunion at Christmas in about 15 years. We'll be celebrating my mother's life and enjoying lots of good memories. We're looking forward to having Nathan, Anna and her husband, Dominik, with us, and visiting John and his family in Canton and Kris and her family in the Portland area on our way back to Thailand.
May God bless you wonderfully throughout the Christmas season and the coming year.
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The 2012 Presbyterian Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, p. 183
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