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The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) talks that will be held in Bonn from 6 to 17 June will start in earnest on the full implementation of the Agreements reached in Cancun by all Parties to the Climate Change Convention. …
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The Conservatoire du littoral, an IUCN member, has carried out an inventory of the mangroves in France overseas. For the first time it presents the extent and distribution of these ecosystems associated with coral reefs between the eight regions located in the Caribbean, Amazon, Indian Ocean and the Pacific. … | French
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Birth Name: Tristan Rogers
Born: 06/03/1946
Birth Place: Australia
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Born June 3, 1946 in Melbourne, Australia, the young Rogers never seriously considered acting as a career. After starting a rock group with some friends in 1964, he learned to love the good life so much that a regular desk job was not for him. His music career evolved into acting, more out of laziness than ambition. After landing acting gigs on Australian television series such as "Bellbird" (1967-1977) and "The Link Men" (1970), Rogers made the big leap across the pond to Hollywood. Back in the pre-Aussie invasion days, actors from down under were told to lose their accent or never work. Rogers promptly worked on losing the accent. When he booked "GH," however, he was told to keep it, makin... Continue Bio >>
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Last weekend I ticked another item off my nonexistent bucket list: I went to a state fair. Ever since Holyoke High performed the musical "State Fair," a little part of me has wondered what it would be like to attend an actual state fair.
Nonetheless, for some reason I never made it to one in Colorado, and my first year as a Texas resident came and went without me going to the fair. Finally 2012 brought the realization of that dream.
Texas' state fair lived up to all the fried-food stereotypes, for sure. We saw signs boasting concoctions ranging from the more typical chicken and funnel cakes to the more outlandish, such as fried watermelon, butter, sugar cubes and lemonade.
Who comes up with these things? Despite my curiosity, I settled on a somewhat safer option, fried cheesecake. It was indeed interesting, but I'd be OK with never eating that again.
Of course, if eating fried food all day got to be too much to handle, the state fair also offers food simply to look at. As a newbie, I spent a good while marveling at the butter sculpture, depicting a scene of Girl Scouts.
Aside from the officially displayed food, I also delighted in simply watching other fair-goers pass by with their mountains of food. A 12-inch-high tower of Texas Twister Fries seems to defy physics as the eager eater weaves through the throng of hungry people.
Whole families sat together, each munching on a gigantic turkey leg. Baked potatoes got lost under a mountain of toppings, and a hefty plate of Texas nachos features chips in the shape of the proud state.
Don't get me wrong, there was more to the state fair than food alone. There is something special about being part of the traditions at the fair, and I embraced those traditions with a soundtrack of Rogers and Hammerstein running through my mind all the while.
Big Tex, a 52-foot Texan in the middle of Fair Park, has been a part of that fair for 60 years, and it was fun to see his imposing frame and hear his booming voice make announcements throughout the day.
Another traditional attraction of the Texas State Fair is the Ferris wheel, the Texas Star. Waiting in line for the most popular ride at the fair, we learned some interesting information about that ride.
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At first the statistics wowed me, but then I began the ascent to the top and that view spoke far more than any of those numbers. Riding at night, the view of the colorful fair itself was amazing. With the hustle and bustle far below, the midway was a stream of people and bright lights.
Looking beyond the park, the view of downtown Dallas was even more breathtaking. The native Texans I shared the gondola with pointed out various buildings in the skyline, adding a little something extra to the already phenomenal experience.
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Fort Worth, Texas- The Iowa State tennis team lost to Kansas, 4-1, on Thursday in Fort Worth in the first round of the Big 12 Championships. The Cyclones finish the season 9-14 overall. Kansas improves to 12-11 overall and advances to face top-seeded Baylor Friday.
Kansas took the doubles point with wins at the No. 1 and No. 3 spots. At No. 1, junior Ksenia Pronina and freshman Samantha Budai were narrowly edged out by Dylan Windom and Paulina Los, 8-7.
Pronina took the first singles point over Windom at the No. 1 spot, 6-1, 6-2.
A last-minute line-up change brought senior Emma Waites up to No. 4 singles to take on Paulina Los. Los won the match, 6-3, 6-1. Junior Meghan Cassens struggled against Belen Luduena, losing 6-2, 6-2, at the No. 3 slot. Freshman Talisa Merchiers was defeated at No. 5 slot, 6-4, 6-3, to clinch the match for Kansas.
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1. Ksenia Pronina (ISU) def. Dylan Windom (KU) 6-1, 6-2
2. Maria Cardona (KU) vs. Sami Budai (ISU) 7-6 (7-3), 5-3, unfinished
3. Belen Luduena (KU) def. Meghan Cassens (ISU) 6-2, 6-2
4. Paulina Los (KU) def. Emma Waites (ISU) 6-3, 6-1
5. Nastya Trubich (KU) def. Talisa Merchiers (ISU) 6-4, 6-3
6. Caroline Henderson (KU) vs. Lydia Green (ISU) 7-6 (8-6), unfinished
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2. Maria Cardona/Belen Luduena (KU) def. Meghan Cassens/Ana Gasparovic (ISU) 7-4
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It's more than a two-man race
By: Todd Mordhorst Journal Sports Editor
Showdown between the top two ultrarunners is intriguing, but the field is teeming with contenders
Always in search of a vigorous challenge, Geoff Roes wasn't sure he would find it at the Western States Endurance Run after he shattered the course record at the 100-mile trail race last year. But when Roes heard Kilian Jornet would be returning to Western States in 2011, Roes quickly joined him on the entrant list. So did many other top runners, who will compete for ultrarunning's top prize on Saturday. The 100-mile race begins at Squaw Valley and ends in Auburn. Roes, who lives in Alaska, ran with Jornet early on in the race last season before the young runner from the Catalan region of Spain, surged ahead, along with American Anton Krupicka. As Jornet faded late in the race, Roes hit his stride, passing both he and Krupicka on his way to a time of 15 hours, 7 minutes. Krupicka finished second and Jornet was third. All three were Western States rookies. "Running with Kilian is definitely a big part of why I came back," the 35-year-old Roes said. "I was wavering through most of the fall. Knowing that he was planning on doing it was a big factor. I just really enjoyed running with him last year. Last year was really satisfying." Krupicka is not running Saturday due to an injury. But Jornet is looking stronger than ever at age 23. He most recently set a course record at the North Face 100-kilometer race in Australia just a week after completing a sensational ski mountaineering season in Europe. Adam Chase, the brand ambassador for Salomon's U.S. trail running division, has spent considerable time with Jornet over the past year. He said the Salomon-sponsored athlete is looking forward to another showdown with Roes. "He has a lot of big events on his schedule, but this is one of the few races he's not won," Chase said. "It's not revenge – he's not that kind of person – but I know he'd really like to win this race." Roes and Jornet, considered by most to be the top two ultrarunners in the world, will also go head to head at the Ultra Trail Mont Blanc in France later this summer. It's a rivalry filled with mutual respect and admiration. "You can run with Kilian for five minutes and tell he's amazingly gifted," Roes said. "His physical ability is unmatched in the world. On technical trails, I've never seen anyone make it look as effortless as he does. "The most enjoyable thing for me is his obvious love of the sport, and just being in the mountains. Just to have the perspective he has at his age, it's really cool to me." Roes and Jornet are planning on having some company at the front of the pack on Saturday. There's two-time WS champion Hal Koerner, who battled an ankle injury before dropping out late in last year's race. He's healthy and fresh off a very impressive run at the Miwok 100K last month. Veteran Dave Mackey won the American River 50-miler earlier this spring and followed it up with a win at Miwok. He could be poised for a breakthrough at WS after placing second back in 2004. Nick Clark quietly finished in 16:05 last year at WS and placed fourth. He followed that up with a win at the tough Wasatch Front 100 last September. Ian Sharman was eighth at WS last year and turned heads with a blazing time of 12:44 at the Rocky Raccoon 100-miler in Texas in February. Montana's Mike Wolfe, who won Way Too Cool in March, is making his WS debut and could be a factor. Japanese standout Tsuyoshi Kaburaki, who took second in 2009, is back to contend on Saturday and Great Britain's Jez Bragg is also back after taking third in 2009. Even after last year's epic battle for the bronze cougar, the anticipation for this year's competition is energizing the athletes. "Even if I have an off-day, it's going to be cool to be a part of what is – in my mind – the most competitive trail race that's ever happened," Roes said. "There are folks running this weekend that give it even more of a top level feel than last year."


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Frank Edwin Marvin passed away Saturday morning April 30, 2011 at the age of 86. He was born in Sacramento, California to Mamie and Frank Sr. on October 27, 1924. One of Frank's proudest moments was serving his country as a US Navy radio operator assigned to a little known branch of the service called the Armed Guard during World War II. The Armed Guard consisted of gun crews and communication personnel assigned to US Merchant Marine ships responsible for transporting troops and supplies. After returning home to Mare Island in the Bay Area, he elected to attend college using the GI Bill and obtained a degree in Business Administration from Berkeley. While attending school, he met and married his wife Mary Joan Buchenary. They were married at the Carmel Mission Chapel in 1953. Frank and Joan made their home in Los Altos, California. Frank worked for the 3M Company for 39 years, eventually retiring as the Western Regional Sales Manager of the 3M Dental Products Division. Frank traveled the world, was an avid reader, and long time volunteer with the El Camino Hospital Road Runners in Mountain View. He assisted people in need of medical care with their transportation needs. He spent the last three years of his life in Solana Beach, California to be near family. He will be remembered by his family and friends as a loving, honorable, and generous man who will be dearly missed. Frank was preceded in death by his wife Joan in 1993 and is survived by his daughters Kathryn Nielsen (Kurt) of San Diego, California and Jacqueline Dehlendorf (Scott) of Bozeman, Montana, as well as three grandchildren Charles Nielsen, Amanda and Kaetlin Dehlendorf. Services were held May 16th at St. Simons Chapel in Los Altos. www.spanglermortuary.com.


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Groom's Attire: Men's Wearhouse
Event Designer, Stationery & Prop or Furniture Rentals: Re:find Joy
Photographer: Julia Franzosa Photography
Cake: Sweet Heather Anne
Pies: Achatz Handmade Pie Co.
Caterer: A Moveable Feast
DJ: Ultimate Entertainment
Dress Designer: Watters
Flowers: Fleur
Groom's Shoes: Toms
Jewelry: Moira K. Lime
Shoe Designer: Corso Como
Veil or Hair Accessories: Mignonette Bridal
Bridesmaid Necklaces: Courtney Fischer Jewelry
Handmade Jellyfish & Backdrops: Sayuri's World
Venue: Private Home | Hair & Makeup: Dayna Skolas | Officiant: Bride's Uncle
Read on to see how much this fish and bird backyard wedding cost. Please note that costs change as the years go by, and prices are subject to change. This is just one couple's breakdown to give you a rough estimate on how much a wedding like this may cost you.


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by Brett Williams
An update is now available on the UCLA Luskin Center EV Initiative's Market Dynamics page.
This presentation now includes facts and figures characterizing the U.S. sales of over 120,000 plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) through July 2013. The cumulative PEV fleet on U.S. roads represents over $4.6 billion in gross revenue and is capable of using its over 2.6 million kilowatt-hours of batteries to drive over 7.9 million EPA-rated electric miles each time it recharges.
What types of electric vehicles are on the market? What is a PEV again?
Plug-electric vehicles (PEVs), or electric-fuel vehicles, include all-battery and plug-in-hybrid vehicles. There are 13 major light-duty models of PEVs currently on the market. Add all-gasoline hybrids and a couple of fuel-cell EVs, and consumers can now choose from 56 models of electric-drive vehicles. This month's presentation includes a typology to help you sort out what is what.
What are the best-selling PEVs in the U.S.?
Cumulative sales:
Monthly sales:
How does this compare to hybrids when they first came out?
By Brett Williams
Are EV sales really disappointing? That may be a matter of expectations (more on this in the blog entry "Managing EV Expectations"). But what are the facts so far? By some measures, PEVs are off to a much better start than gasoline-only hybrids were a decade ago (see "Managing EV Expectations" and above). Learn more from ongoing Luskin research, to be updated monthly, characterizing PEV sales from December 2010 to the present.


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Rhoads Hits The Road For Alzheimer's
AMES, Iowa – It's only mid-June, but there was plenty of action at Jack Trice Stadium this afternoon. The sound emanating from the stadium was the roar of over 500 motorcycles participating in the fourth annual Ride to Remember, an event benefitting the Alzheimer's Association to raise awareness for Alzheimer's disease.
A familiar face to Cyclone fans was yet again the leader of this wonderful event. His name is Paul Rhoads, and he's the head football coach at Iowa State University.
Rhoads proudly rode his nearly two-year-old Harley-Davidson on the 80-mile route. He was there before and after the ride shaking hands and meeting with the participants.
It's easy to see why this event is so special to Rhoads. In 2011, Rhoads lost his mother, Mary, to Alzheimer's disease, a neurological disorder that is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States.
Witnessing the crippling effects of Alzheimer's disease first hand, Rhoads became a staunch advocate for the Alzheimer's Association. His love of motorcycles then led to the initiation of the Ride to Remember.
His helping hand hasn't gone unnoticed by the Alzheimer's Association.
"Coach Rhoads has been instrumental in raising concern and awareness about Alzheimer's disease and the Alzheimer's Association," said Kay Rader, Development Director for the Alzheimer's Association, Greater Iowa Chapter. "People put a face with his name and realize they aren't alone in dealing with a loved one who may be going through the disease. Because of his role as a football coach of a major university, people listen. His love for his mother, Mary, shines through every time he speaks of her. His personality and passion makes the disease real and makes people want to pay attention."
Judging from the attendance at the post-ride barbeque, the 2013 Ride to Remember was another monumental success. Rhoads has seen the event grow from 60 riders in its first year to over 500 participants today. He couldn't have been more proud.
"Every single person here has a story about this disease," Rhoads said. "It's an ugly disease that's met no foe yet and that's why we are here today. You can't put into words how excited I am to see this event become this big. I am very appreciative of the groundswell of support for this event. There weren't very many of us on that first ride and now it's one impressive sight to see all of these bikes here today. But, it's more impressive to hear people get emotional about what this disease means to so many people."


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I would like to get some feedback from some current users on Zimbra using mac (in particular mac mini). I want to migrate our company to Zimbra and avoid moving to exchange. We need about 15 accounts at first, and I do not see this growing beyond 30-40 ever. I need the collaborative tools (calender&contacts) and integration with a largely outlook based client side.
So is the mac mini a viable solution? I read the panic bug report, but don't have a way to translate that into a real effect for our deploy. Is anyone using a mini succesfully out there? IF so, how many users. We would probably just opt for the Network Professional Edition, for outlook integration.
As well, we have a switchvox (asterisk) PBX at our site, but our Zimbra would be hosted at a remote site. Can we easily integrate the two?
I'm not an expert network admin, but I have the task of solving the problem none the less. Any advice would be helpful. I looked at hosted solutions, they just fall out of what we want to budget for this project.
help me from going with exchange.
thanks to everyone in advance for your help.


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Career Services Center
Partner with Career Services
Alumni, parents and families are a tremendous resource for our office, and we thank you for your support and involvement. Here are ways in which you can partner with our office:
Post a Job or Internship for Students and Alumni
Job postings from parents and families are a wonderful resource for both students and alumni. If you or your organization would like to post a position on CMConnect, simply email it to Charlene Kile. Please include as much information as you can, including a job description, a description of the organization (at least a website), a contact person (required), and application procedures as needed.
Fund our Sponsored Internship Program
CMC has amazing sponsored internship opportunities and there are always more students who want to participate than funding allows. Click here to read about the different sponsored internships we offer. We encourage you to consider contributing financially to our sponsored internship programs as well. If you would like to do so, please contact Jason Jeffrey, our Coordinator of Sponsored Internship Programs.
Share your Career Insights
Each semester the CSC hosts a number of panels and workshops that include speakers from a wide variety of professions. Students greatly appreciate hearing from practicing professionals and we invite you to come to campus and share your expertise. Typical discussions include information about first jobs, good decisions (or bad ones), favorite elements of your work, who and what prepared you the most for your profession, and what you know now that you wish you knew then! Tell us when you are planning a visit to campus and we will make the arrangements for your talk.
Serve as a Networking Contact
Serve as a contact with whom CMC students can network to gather more information about career options, serve as a mentor, or a person they can "shadow" on the job. Help students develop contacts for information, advice, and assistance in career planning and job search.
Perform Mock Interviews
The CSC invites alumni, family members, and employers to spend a half or full day performing mock interviews with students. Interviewers typically spend about 20 minutes interviewing and then 10 minutes providing feedback in this most useful career development activity.
Host Students at Your Place of Employment
Students love to visit companies and see firsthand what really goes on in the workplace. It's a great opportunity for them to learn more about specific industries and organizations. Please contact our office if you would like to host a company site visit.
If you are interested in partnering with the Career Services Center in any of these ways, please email or call us.


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Bopp is a Special Advisor at the U.S. Department of Energy's Loan Programs
Office, which currently supports a portfolio of more than $30 billion in loans,
loan guarantees, and commitments covering more than 30 innovative energy and
advanced vehicle manufacturing projects across the United States.
graduating from the University of Delaware with a degree in Political Science
and French, Sydney went on to earn a Master's degree in Comparative Politics
from Northeastern University and attended the Emerging Leaders Executive
Education program at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of
Government. While finishing her
Master's, she began her career in public service with the House Committee on
Global Warming and Climate Change in the Massachusetts State House. Sydney then went on to receive the
prestigious Presidential Management Fellowship, which gave her the opportunity
to work at the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. Department of
Energy, and for the Federal Environmental Executive at the White House Council
on Environmental Quality. In 2016,
Sydney was awarded the U.S. Department of Energy's Secretary's Appreciation
Award for her work on the Department's Science and Energy Plan.
As a
student, Sydney took advantage of UD's study abroad program, traveling to
London, Martinique, Greece, and Turkey.
These experiences abroad exposed her to some of the challenges and
opportunities citizens were facing in different regions of the world in comparison
to the American experience. Sydney attributes
many of her successes to date to her political science education, specifically
through lessons and mentorship from Professors Gretchen Bauer and Ralph
Begleiter. Her unwavering work ethic and
commitment to public service developed in large part due to her time at UD.
My favorite quote, from the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, is to first "have a definite, clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve those ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust all your means to that end." With my background in political science, filmmaking and television production, I plan to use the mediums of TV and film as platforms, to articulate arguments, which critique institutional dysfunction, and comment on why it affects the everyday lives of people.
With my University of Delaware bachelor's degrees in Political Science, with a concentration in Global Studies and English, with a concentration in Film Studies, and Wilmington University master's degree in Administration of Justice, with a concentration in Homeland Security, I acquired the skills to research institutional problems, examine the specific flaws, creating those issues, and finally express my speculations, about them, by writing, directing and producing socially conscious movie and television narratives.
A recurring theme, in my analyses of institutional failure, is the lack of adequate leadership. "A startling 86% of respondents to the Survey on the Global Agenda agree that we have a leadership crisis in the world today". I believe it is important to encourage my audience to question the performance of their government leaders and hold them accountable, as they are the likeliest to hold a majority of politically powerful positions in societies.
During a 2014 summer internship, with the CNN Newsroom, in Atlanta, Georgia, I was able to start accomplishing these objectives, while working with Mr. Wolf Blitzer and his television news production team. I wrote segments for Mr. Blitzer's show, Wolf, and rapidly provided the writers and producers with in-depth research, in the control room. I was also given the opportunity to further understand what it takes to create content for film and TV, with previous internships for Mr. Spike Lee, Drop Squad Pictures, Delaware 28, Nickelodeon Development, Comedy Central Production, Nickelodeon Programming and HLN America. I most recently worked as a Freelance Production Assistant for CNN.
Today, I am pursuing my doctorates in Organizational Learning, Leadership and Innovation, at Wilmington University, while working as a CNN Production Assistant, in New York City. I am very thankful to have earned an undergraduate education at UD and a graduate degree from WilmU. The knowledge gives me a unique perspective in the television and movie business. I can take mediums, historically seen as platforms for entertainment, and use them to provide content that thoroughly critiques political leaders. This may encourage my audiences to survey the effectiveness of social structures, impacting their worlds.
Jonathan Green is a Department
of Defense contracted analyst supporting the Under Secretary of Defense for
Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics in the Office of the Secretary of
Defense Studies and Federally Funded Research and Development Center Management.
He provides programmatic support and management to the Department's more than
$2 billion-annual research relationship with prominent private industry think
tanks and development centers. In addition to his DoD work, Jon is a Master of
Public Policy candidate and research assistant at George Mason University.
Upon graduating from UD with a
major in International Relations and minor in Islamic Studies with Arabic, Jon
held internships in Boston and Washington, D.C. with Senator John Kerry's
office and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The majority of his work
focused on immigration crises resolution for U.S. citizens, policy development
for the Syrian civil war, and research supporting the proposed approval of the
U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea. At the completion of his internships,
Jon served as a Regional Director for a battleground Virginia congressional
campaign that resulted in more than 40,000 voter contacts.
During his undergraduate years
at UD, Jon specialized in the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy. He took
advantage of UD's expansive study abroad program to study in seven countries
including Ghana, Egypt and Nepal. The combination of in-depth classroom
education and experience operating in-country provided Jon with a unique
perspective of on-the-ground realities that exist in some of the world's most
complicated geopolitical regions. The opportunities afforded to him by UD and
the mentorship of faculty like Dr. Muqtedar Khan empowered Jon to continue to
pursue his passion for international affairs in service to our country.
Keeping U.S. Senator Chris Coons of Delaware on schedule puts Megan O'Neill in rooms with presidents, cabinet secretaries, and some of the world's most interesting people. As Senator Coons' executive assistant, Megan maintains and executes his daily schedule in Washington; acts as a liaison between the Senator and other Members, staff, constituents and the public; and prepares detailed itineraries for the Senator. Membership on five key committees — Appropriations, Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Ethics, and Small Business and Entrepreneurship — creates a never-ending supply of competing demands on the Senator's time. With a plethora of priorities for Delaware and a demanding Senate floor schedule, Megan's job is make the chaos of the day feel calm and constructive. Working with the Senator's scheduler, it's Megan's job to figure out how to put all the puzzle pieces together.
Megan's work with Senator Coons began before her graduation from UD in 2012. With the encouragement of Professor Bauer, Megan interned in Senator Coons' Wilmington office during the spring semester. As a student studying International Relations and concentrating on African Affairs, Megan was initially drawn to the internship by her interest in Senator Coons' role as chairman of the Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs. Through the internship, Megan earned firsthand experience with the complexity of local and national politics, and the depth and breadth of the issue areas in which Senator Coons works. After graduation, Megan was hired as a staff assistant in Senator Coons' Washington, D.C. office, where she got a crash course on the operations of Capitol Hill. Megan was promoted to the Senator's executive assistant less than a year later. Three years into her public service on Capitol Hill, Megan has certainly learned the ropes, but she credits her ability to jump in head-first and strong base of knowledge to her political science and economics education at the University of Delaware.
Kevin Sun is a Social Studies
teacher at Ka'u High School located in the rural south of Hawai'i Island. He
currently teaches courses in United States History, Modern Hawaiian History,
Economics, and Democracy to students 9th through 12th
grade. After graduating from UD with a BA with Distinction in International
Relations, he joined Teach for America where he received his placement in
Hawai'i. The district of Ka'u is the
poorest on Hawaii Island with 90% of students coming from low-income families. Working
within this exceptionally diverse community comprised of primarily of
Hawaiians, Micronesians, and Filipinos has provided Kevin insight to the unseen
challenges that have long plagued Hawaii.
Kevin also serves as assistant
coach of the cross-country team at Ka'u High and is working towards starting a
Youth in Government and Model United Nations program at the school. Along with
teaching full-time, he is pursuing a Master's degree in Education
from the Johns Hopkins University and aims to have a career focused in
education policy after he leaves the classroom.
As a student at UD, Kevin credits
Alternative Breaks (UDaB) for providing him the experience of seeing up-close
the institutional political and economic marginalization that minority Americans
face. His experience on the Mock Trial team helped him develop on-the-spot acting
skills which have been exceptionally useful in facilitating student engagement
in the classroom. The numerous political science and international relations courses
Kevin took, along with researching his senior thesis under the direction of Dr.
Gretchen Bauer, provided him with strong political, economic, social, and
cultural awareness that he draws upon each day when teaching down in Room 20 at
Ka'u High.
I am the Chief of Planning &
Research at the Delaware Department of Correction in Dover, Delaware. My
work centers on evaluating the effectiveness of the programs run by the
Department of Correction, analyzing prison population data, and assisting with
strategic planning and the implementation of special projects. Currently,
much of my work focuses on the implementation of evidence-based assessment
tools that determine an inmate's risk level and needs. I am also charged
with collaborating with other state agencies to identify innovative ways to
reduce the number of low-risk pretrial detainees who are held in our prisons
because of inability to post secured bail. My position includes a blend of
policy work, statistical analysis, and strategic planning.
The internships I held while a
student at UD included placements at the Delaware Department of Correction in a
maximum security men's prison in Wilmington, Delaware and a placement with the
(former) nonprofit criminal justice reform organization Stand Up for What's
Right and Just (SURJ). These internships had a direct impact on my being
hired at SURJ to provide office management and to conduct research, and after
graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with a Master's Degree in
Criminology, I returned to lead SURJ as Executive Director for several
years. There, I coordinated efforts to reform Delaware's problematic drug
sentencing laws and to formalize data-driven criminal justice decision
making. My subsequent work was as the Executive Director of the Delaware
Center for Justice, a non-profit organization that provides direct services to
justice-involved youth and adults and engages in legislative advocacy to
promote second chances and fresh starts for people with criminal histories.
My major at UD was Political
Science, with a minor in German. Several of the relationships that I
formed with faculty at UD continue today, including those with Dr. Gretchen
Bauer and Dr. Eric Rise, who have served as my mentors and who are now
colleagues whom I have the pleasure of collaborating with.
Dr. Tony Rivera is currently a strategic adviser to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), a Subject Matter Expert in International Security at the College of International Security Affairs, National Defense University, a visiting research professor at Duke University, and Director of the Laboratory for Unconventional Conflict Analysis and Simulation (LUCAS). LUCAS a computational security studies lab, has been selected for a three year Minerva Initiative grant researching the elements of national power, conceptualized as resources, and their use in complex adaptive strategic ecosystems. LUCAS is the computational security studies component of the Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies (TISS). Since 2010, Dr. Rivera has been affiliated with the University of Chicago's Computation Institute, where he has provided subject matter expertise on Iranian grand strategy and security policy for agent-based modeling. His work at the Computation Institute also included modeling the sovereignty disputes in the South and East China Seas.
Dr. Rivera received his PhD in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Delaware. His dissertation, The Complexity of Iranian Foreign Policy: the politics of fear, interest, and honor utilizes complex adaptive systems and phenomenological theoretical approaches along with computational and interpretive methodologies. This dissertation was empowered by the Global Governance approach of the Political Science and International Relations department at UD. This program offers a compelling and relevant approach to international relations. It helps expand the range of theories and approaches and methods a researcher can use to investigate contemporary issues. In the realm of international security, a broad theoretical approach and a diverse toolkit makes it easier to focus on the complexity of the security environment. The Global Governance program was the best preparation for this. Working with and being influenced by Daniel Green, Stuart Kaufman, Robert Denemark, Matthew Weinert, Anne Towns, Claire Rasmussen - professors and mentors who give space to grow and think, but challenge you at every step - was invaluable to whatever success I have achieved and hope to yet achieve professionally.
As a tenured faculty
member at Chabot Community College in Hayward, I work collaboratively to
oversee the Political Science and International Studies programs. This includes
designing curricula, organizing speaker series and major events, forming
community partnerships, and helping students achieve their transfer, workforce,
and personal development goals. I love being able to spark a passion in
students, most of whom are the first in their families to attend
college, to participate in politics or to pursue political science and
international studies majors and careers.
My graduate
education at Delaware prepared me to take on diverse endeavors within the
fields of political science and international relations: I co-founded
Chabot's Law and Democracy Program, instituted a Student Research
Symposium, and organize a variety of activities to promote
civic engagement (www.vote60by50.org). I spent
spring 2015 as a Fulbright Scholar in Beijing, China where I
taught at the China Foreign Affairs University and
worked on a
project to evaluate young adults' cross-national perceptions
of one another.
My current research
interests are also broad in nature: civic and global engagement
habits and trends, active learning ideas
and techniques for the classroom, and advocacy around the value of
community colleges in American higher education and the important role
they play in teaching democratic participation and global citizenship skills.
I graduated in May 2011
from the University of Delaware and I currently work as a Human Rights Officer
in Timbuktu within the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali (http://minusma.unmissions.org/en).
I joined the UN in May 2014 after having worked with human rights NGOs in
Tunisia. As a Human Rights Officer working in the field, I tackle various
issues pertaining to international human rights and humanitarian law such as
detention, conflict-related sexual violence, transitional justice, fight
against impunity, and protection of civilians.
My responsibilities
include monitoring of the human rights situation in the region of Timbuktu through
investigations, special fact-finding missions and visits to detention centers. Another interesting part of my day-to-day
work is the continuous engagement with leaders of different rebel groups operating
in the area to recall their obligations under international law. Besides, I am
also responsible for drafting briefing notes, reports on pressing human rights
issues, organizing and delivering outreach activities including human rights
trainings to various audiences and developing advocacy materials for use in
engagement with donors, partners and other stakeholders. As a matter of fact,
we succeeded to put in place 5 human rights clubs for high school students and
we are currently rehabilitating a one-stop center for women victims of sexual
and gender-based violence.
There is no doubt that I
benefited greatly from my Master's degree within the Political Science and
International Relations Department of the University of Delaware. Indeed, the
knowledge and experience I have acquired throughout the program has made me
familiar with the various issues and challenges faced in field work as well as
the political environment in which peacekeeping missions operate. It has also
helped me develop my analytical and critical thinking skills which are tremendously
important in field work.
I graduated in May 2011 from UD and joined Zayed University
in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) in August 2011 as Assistant Professor of
International Relations and International Political Economy in the Department
of Humanities and Social Sciences. Zayed University is a federal
government university with two campuses in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The student
population is predominantly female based on the university's mission to offer
world-class education to all Emirati women.
I teach a variety of undergraduate courses within the
Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, and I also teach a seminar on IPE
in the Master's program in Diplomacy and International Affairs. In addition to
my teaching responsibilities I am currently the College's Coordinator on Learning
Outcomes Assessment and Accreditation and I oversee the requirements and
assessment activities for two departments. From 2011-2013 I served as the
Faculty Advisor for the HSS Student Club and the Coordinator for the College's
Research Speaker Series.
The Political Science and International Relations department
at UD helped me tremendously in getting the position that I have now. The
opportunities I received at UD as a Teaching Assistant helped me build my
teaching portfolio and gain hands-on experience both in and outside the
classroom. This helped me learn how to manage my classes, design my syllabi and
lectures, and also gave me the upper hand over other candidates who did not
have the extensive teaching experience. The classes that I took during the PhD
program exposed me to so much material, readings, and theories and I am now
using all this in my own classes. Finally, the opportunity to participate in
various projects and to contribute to the department's organization prepared me
for the administrative and service-related activities that I am now
I graduated in May 2011 and I currently work as Assistant
Professor of Political Science at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. Marist
has a relatively small, yet dynamic political science department and I have
been able to work closely with both colleagues and students on varied teaching
and research initiatives. I teach introductory and advanced undergraduate
courses in comparative politics and international relations.
At UD I benefitted greatly from the ability to work closely
with top-notch faculty, and from opportunities to develop teaching skills. My
advisor, mentor – and now friend – Mark J. Miller was a constant source of
inspiration for me. I also worked closely with a number of other UD professors,
especially Stuart Kaufman, Muqtedar Khan and Bob Denemark. Lessons learned through
interactions with these distinguished scholars have had a major influence on my
research agenda to this day. Furthermore, an ability to serve as a teaching
assistant and then to develop – and teach – my own courses at UD strengthened my
portfolio when I applied for academic jobs globally.
Research skills developed during my graduate studies at UD
have enabled me to publish a number of peer-reviewed research publications.
Many of my recent research projects continue building on my prior work on
conflict spillover, migration and ethnic politics. I have also started several
new, collaborative research projects with another UD graduate. These projects
focus on empirical testing of theoretical assumptions developed by
international relations scholarship, and studies in migration and security. My recent publication is "Western Muslims and Conflicts Abroad".
I am assistant professor of Political Science at Penn
State Harrisburg. As a tenure-track professor, I regularly teach introductory
and advanced international politics courses such as Comparative Politics,
International Relations, US Foreign Policy, International Law, Middle East
Politics and European Politics. As the Political Science program here is
relatively small, it is a wonderful feeling to get to know closely the students
and follow them throughout their career at Penn State. I also get to spend a
lot of times with students as the advisor of the student club International Affairs Association and the co-director of Penn State
Harrisburg Model United Nations. We organize the Model UN every year for over
300 high school students and learn a lot each time about the workings of
international politics!
My research agenda focuses on Turkey and the issue of
immigration, and as part of my research I usually travel to the region at least
twice a year, to conduct further fieldwork, network and present at conferences.
Among other things, I have recently been working on Syrian refugees. I indeed remain very much connected with the policy world with whom I had a fellowship (the Transatlantic Academy at the German Marshall
Fund) while a graduate student at UD.
Penn State Harrisburg provides me with wonderful research support and I am able
to work with several research assistants (graduate and undergraduate) who help
me in my different projects. For our latest project, we have been working on a
discourse analysis of social media, looking at how the Turkish public refers to
Syrian refugees in their social interactions on Twitter.


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Now Sage has been rebuilt and renovated and employees want to give back to those that helped them. They held a benefit Sunday to raise money for the Second Harvest of the Big Bend. Their goal was to thank and bring attention to businesses that helped them during a difficult time. The benefit included music, food, face painting and a raffle.
Said Executive Chef, Terry White: "[It's] a good feeling for us to be able to do something similar to give back after so many people came together to help us out in a time of need."
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|Travelers from Holyoke visit Holyoke
|Written by Chris Lee
Nancy and Joe Giguere (middle) are pictured with Ken Oltjenbruns of the Colorado U.S. Route 6 Heritage Corp. (left) and Chamber of Commerce executive director Mary Tomky (right) with a Route 6 sign. The couple is from Holyoke, Mass. and is heading home via the historic route.
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Thursday was a busy day in downtown Holyoke as people enjoyed the Phillips County Arts Council's Spring Fling salad luncheon at the Peerless.
Also, a couple traveling from California stopped in Holyoke on their way back to their home state of Massachusetts. Who cares, right? Lots of people travel through Holyoke each year. Well, this couple is traveling along the historic Route 6, and they are originally from Holyoke, Mass.
If they would've come through town just over a week later they would've been able to participate in the Colorado U.S. Route 6 Heritage Corporation event which will be held at the Peerless Saturday, April 24.
Nevertheless, they were able to spend some time in Holyoke before moving on down the road via Route 6.
The couple has been on the road since Oct. 26, 2009 when they left Massachusetts for California. They spent the winter months in southern California. On the way back, they decided to use Route 6 to head back home. After seeing some family, they picked up the historic route in eastern Nevada by Big Basin National Park.
Taking a different route each time is something this couple likes to do.
"We like to stay off the interstates," Joe said. "We're poky," Nancy added. They said traveling off the interstate allows them to relax, drive slower and see all the sites. "We stop and mess around and check different things out," Joe said. He also said he sets the cruise at about 55 m.p.h.
Nancy said over and over, the country has many different and unique sites. Speeding down an interstate, one doesn't get to see the numerous sites. "We have a beautiful country," she added.
They knew there was a Holyoke, Colo., and when they decided to travel back on Route 6 they knew they wanted to stop here. Many years ago they were in Rocky Mountain National Park and Nancy had a Holyoke, Mass. t-shirt on when a girl approached her and asked her if she was from Holyoke, Colo. The one difference was her shirt was purple and white, not Dragon green. That is when they found out there was such a town in Colorado.
Both have been retired for nearly 11 years and traveling has been about the only thing on their mind ever since.
Joe grew up in Holyoke, Mass. but the couple now lives 20 minutes to the southwest in Westfield, Mass. Well, sort of. They spend nearly half the year, if not more, traveling all over the United States. To date, they have traveled and spent time with each other in 48 of the 50 states. Although they have both been to Hawaii, they haven't been there together. Kentucky is the other state they have yet to explore.
The trip from Massachusetts to California that began Oct. 26, took two months. They like to stop to see pretty much everything and to stop to spend time with family along the way.
When they came into Holyoke Thursday, they parked their pickup and camper on the west end of town. They went into a gas station and some of the stores downtown and then enjoyed the Phillips County Arts Council's Spring Fling salad luncheon.
They even sat down with Ken Oltjenbruns of the Colorado U.S. Route 6 Heritage Corp. to learn a little more about the famous Route 6. Chamber executive director Mary Tomky threw up a welcome shout to them on the Holyoke Activities sign near the courthouse.
Nancy said in the short time they were in Holyoke, everyone seemed really nice and they were very humbled and thankful for the reception and hospitality they received.


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Seriously, what in the FUCK is wrong with you all? Has GLP let all common sense just fly out the fucking window? Who cares about the vote! Nobody cares who you voted for.
The only thing people should care about on this site is IF YOU VOTED, and than they should proceed to tell you everything that is wrong with it.
Apparently your brainwashed heads are stuck so far up your McDonalds-shitting asses, you have no clarity in your thoughts, whatsoever. Call me unamerican, call me what you will, but HERE are the facts, FOOLS!
- Your vote does not count.
- Voting is submission to Tyranny.
- Voting is an act of tolerance, not an act of support. (few will understand this)
- When you vote, you not only cast a paper ballot; you confirm that you approve of the system and those who run it - corruption and all.
- Voting is old school, outdated and defunct. It's only existent for traditional purposes, because regardless of who wins, the show never, EVER changes.
- Voting is a written, personal contribution to murder, thievery, bribery, war, and everything the government does wrong. If your vote counts for anything, it is for ignorance due to this simple fact.
- Voting has NEVER changed anything major for the better. All of the "could have(s), would have(s), and will(s) are purely hypothetical bullshit that mean nothing.
- Your vote provides consent. That consent is what fuels our slavery to the government, allows them to be in control and tells them "hey, I'm fucking stupid and I haven't figured out that this is all a big scam, yet."
- Your vote alone, all by itself, show's massive amounts of ignorance. The most intelligent thinkers of all time WERE NOT VOTERS, because they knew and understood the hypocrisy involved with voting. They refused to provide their consent to war, murder, high crime and economic rape. Only those who understand the way the system works - for real - will understand this.
- Once elected, that president RARELY EVER makes any of the changes he swore to make. It's always the opposite, filled with bullshit excuses and sugar-coated with public aid.
- The Electoral College
- The fact that you had no say in choosing the candidates themselves.
- You're likely voting on one to two major factors, which will most likely receive NO attention. So, all in all, you're voting based on a politician's opinion.
- Abortion has not been outlawed, guns have not been outlawed, medicare has not been dumped, social security has not been dumped and healthcare has not been improved, EVER, regardless of who is in office.
- Since the very first president, people have been expecting their whole life to turn around with a single vote. It never has. Fluctuations in quality of life will always remain and the majority will never be happy. However, after over 100 years and countless presidents, you feed into the propaganda that "he will change it all!".. And in the end, he never does.. Just look at Obama - all he needs is "4 more years" to create "hope".. Fuck him. It doesn't matter what he does, nor anyone else, nothing will change for the average worker. NOTHING. Things will only get harder and the illusion will grow deeper.
I'm sorry, but if you voted, you are totally 190% an ignorant fucking idiot. You deserve to remain a slave because you have failed to educate yourself on world affairs, government policy and the REAL way that the world turns. The public side of politics is nothing more than a soap opera and once you realize it you will know that you are correct, without question.
If you voted today, lick my fucking balls. Thanks a lot for refusing to be aware of what's going on. Thanks a lot for making it harder for those who try our asses off to teach you. Thanks for proving that you're nothing more than a shit-eating sheep with ZERO intellect and the intelligence of.......... a fucking slave.
Voters are the MOST UNAMERICAN OF ALL - because a REAL american would see right through this shit-show. A real american would know instantly when things are fucked up and would see clearly who is at fault.
Today, you voters are ALL at fault. You are the pathway to our demise. Enjoy eating the blood-stained shit from the bottom of the government boot as they trample over your face in the pursuit of the almighty and highly over-rated DOLLAR.
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Two St. Clairsville Girl Scout troops have the chance to honor the first U.S. president today during a trip to Mount Vernon, Va.
Members of Troop No. 5763 and No. 3232, and a member of the Ohio River Valley Council Troop No. 59, will conduct a wreath laying ceremony at George Washington's grave with a special wreath from a local Belmont County farm. Feisley Tree Farms, owned by Theresa and Geoff Feisley in Belmont, Ohio, has created a custom-made wreath the scouts will lay on the grave.
According to Theresa Feisley, the wreath is a "period" piece consisting of entirely natural materials that are significant to Virginia or Mount Vernon. These include the American Holly, which is grown at Mount Vernon, as well as Port Orford-Cedar, Fraser Fir and pine cones.
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The St. Clairsville Girl Scouts will be using a custom-made wreath from Feisley Tree Farms for a wreath laying ceremony at George Washington's grave in Mount Vernon, Va. today. The elements of the wreath are all-natural and each have significance to the event. Members of the troop include Brenna Planey, Kelsey Smith, Geoff Feisley, Nicole Beck, Katelynne Davenport, Caroline Smith, Natalie Planey and Elena Polinsky along with farm owner Theresa Feisley.
According to troop leader, Kristin Sacco Smith, the ceremony is a way for the troops to commemorate George Washington and his vision for the country.
"I think all of the troops recognize the importance of this," Smith said. "It's not every day you can honor the first president. To be in such stature and it to be a national monument, I think it's very meaningful for them."
"Feisley told the troops about every element on the wreath and why it's important. It's so special to have a locally grown wreath to take with us."
During the ceremony, Smith said the Girl Scouts will also have a reading of their choice and sing "Amazing Grace" during the ceremony. Afterward, the troops will take a tour of the grounds at Mount Vernon.
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