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2013 International School of Art & Design Faculty Exhibit
Exhibit Dates: February 21 to March 16
Opening Reception: February 21, 7:00 p.m.
HANCOCK, MI - Finlandia University's International School of Art & Design will present an exhibit of work by its faculty at the Finlandia University Gallery, located in the Finnish American Heritage Center (FAHC), Hancock, February 21 to March 16, 2013.
An opening reception for the artists will take place at the gallery Thursday, February 21, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
This year's exhibit features the work of Jon Brookhouse, Colleen Carroll, Cynthia Coté, Phyllis Fredendall, Robert Grame, Kenyon Hansen, Josh Jaehnig, Harriet King, Joyce Koskenmaki, Erica Lord, Rick Loduha, and Carrice Chardin McKinstry. Media include ceramics, interdisciplinary sustainable design, collage and assemblage, fiber art, graphic design, painting and drawing, and interactive media.
"This diverse group of teachers has so much to offer young artists," notes gallery director Carrie Flaspohler. "Finlandia students are learning from professional artists, some of whom have practiced their art for over 30 years, some who have recently completed graduate school and are actively pursuing gallery representation."
Professor of fiber and fashion design Phyllis Fredendall, who recently presented a solo retrospective of her work at Finlandia's Reflection Gallery, has created new work for the faculty exhibit.
In her current work, Fredendall explores memory. "My work explores the slipperiness of memory, paying homage to family elders in wool and silk through the process of hand felting," says Fredendall.
Associate professor of graphic design Robert Grame, who joined the art and design faculty in August 2011, has been redesigning the curriculum of the graphic design concentration. He has exhibited his work nationally and internationally, including in China, Korea, Austria, and Germany.
"I believe strongly in the social and ethical responsibility of design," states Grame in his artist statement. "My experimental/expressionistic efforts are focused upon creating statements regarding typography, rhetoric, and elevating the role of design. Personal experimentation has the innate ability for me to feed a network of ideas and aspects that I work with in my professional activities, making my industry efforts much stronger and more deeply informed."
Associate professor of integrated design Rick Loduha will exhibit work from throughout his design career.
"The diversity of my work speaks of intent to become an active new renaissance designer," explains Loduha. "My current path of discovery leads me into the collaborative, egoless design of alternative social systems and follows the vision of regenerative design, a meta-discipline that seeks the subtle and complex patterns of emulating nature."
Loduha believes that the design challenge of the future will be to find holistic well-being that is less hierarchical, less individualistic and materialistic, and less wasteful, and by virtue of all these, less self-destructive.
"Our next challenge as a culture is the mindful remediation of what we have despoiled," Loduha says.
Emeritus professor of ceramics Jon Brookhouse will display ceramic pieces created in his studio in Tapiola, Mich.
Emeritus professor of art Joyce Koskenmaki has returned to Finlandia this year to work with the university's painting and drawing students. In her recent work, Koskenmaki has moved away from creating art that expresses concrete ideas and has begun to work more intuitively.
"Working in abstraction allows me to express what can't be put into words," Koskenmaki says. "It allows me to deepen my expression and to access feelings and inner states which may have been hidden from my consciousness. I think turning back to abstraction has come with getting older, needing to get past ideas and into just being."
Adjunct instructor Cynthia Coté, also the executive director of the Copper Country Community Art Center, Hancock, teaches a class in art business at Finlandia. Coté will display a mixed media collage and assemblage.
"My work is about saving, remembering, and letting go," notes Coté. "Caught in the transitory nature of life, I am eternally processing the past, doing my best to honor the present and wondering about the future. All of the work that I do involves repetition and introspection. It is quiet when I work and the work is quiet. Selecting, sorting and folding paper, collecting words, gluing, and tying knots - the repetition in each step is important. All the while, I am interpreting the circumstances of my life."
International School of Art & Design alumnus Kenyon Hansen has returned to Finlandia to teach ceramic design. Hansen, who completed his B.F.A. at Finlandia in 2005, served as a long term resident at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Helena, Mont., and as a studio assistant at the Penland (North Carolina) School of Crafts.
A recent addition to Finlandia's faculty, adjunct instructor Carrice Chardin McKinstry ('08), will exhibit work from her installation, "In the Crucible of the Mind: Eye for an I for an Eye," an interactive installation of which the viewer is an integral part.
"I work intuitively to set up dramatic installations using light and space, involving a sculptural vocabulary that welcomes debate," explains McKinstry. "Each viewer's history and perspective are integral elements in the interpretation of my work."
Adjunct instructors Colleen Carroll ('09), Josh Jaehnig ('11), Harriet King, and Erica Lord will also display their work.
The "2013 International School of Art and Design Faculty Exhibit" is on display at the Finlandia University Gallery through March 16, 2013.
The Finlandia University Gallery is in the Finnish American Heritage Center, 435 Quincy Street, Hancock. Gallery hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., or by appointment. Please call 906-487-7500 for more information.
Photo Cutlines:
Photo 1: Kenyon Hansen, Ceramic teapots
Photo 2: Rick Loduha, Strong Medicine, mixed media
Photo 3: Joyce Koskenmaki, Early Afternoon, colored pencil and crayon on watercolor marks


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Bringing 'Hidden Letters' to light
Holocaust story comes to UCSD workshop
History isn't always found in the usual places. Sometimes it's hiding behind the ceiling of a bathroom on the third floor of a house in Amsterdam.
In 1997, Manus de Groot, the foreman of a demolition company, was pulling that ceiling off when he saw two bundles of old letters, postcards and telegrams. He thought they might be important. They were.
There were 86 of them, written by an 18-year-old Jewish typesetter named Philip "Flip" Slier during World War II. He sent them to his parents from a forced-labor camp during Germany's occupation of the Netherlands.
What the demolition foreman had in his hands was a piece of the Holocaust.
He took the letters home and read them. He was moved by what he recognized as the writer's increasing fear. Then he handed the bundles over to the national Institute for War Documentation for safekeeping. Handed them over with one request.
Find out what happened to Flip Slier and his family.
The answer comes to UC San Diego today, to an ongoing project known as the Holocaust Living History Workshop. There, at 5 p.m., in a free public lecture, one of Flip's cousins, Deborah Slier, will talk about the letters.
They made their way to her two years after they were discovered. She and her husband, Ian Shine, then spent close to a decade researching and writing a book, "Hidden Letters," which one Ivy League scholar calls a "masterpiece," likening it to maybe the most famous Holocaust testimonial ever, "The Diary of a Young Girl," by Anne Frank, also set in the Netherlands.
Their book shows that what happened to Flip Slier and his relatives is what happened to a lot of Jewish families in Europe during World War II. They wound up in places like Auschwitz and Sobibor and never came home. Nine out of every 10 Slier, dozens of people, perished in the death camps.
Flip was one of them.
"I hope what our book does is send a message," Deborah Slier said. "Stand up and be counted. Make sure that evil doesn't happen."
Upbeat at first
The Germans rolled into Holland in May of 1940, intent on expanding Hitler's empire and guarding the coast against an Allied invasion. And, of course, purging the country of Jews.
By 1942, Jews in the Netherlands were banned from most jobs. They couldn't go to movies, restaurants or parks. They couldn't donate blood. In April of that year, Flip Slier was sent to a work camp near Hardenberg, in the eastern part of the country.
He was 5'7 and weighed 156 pounds. He played the flute and the mandolin and loved photography. His friends found him funny and gregarious, even audacious.
At the labor camp, he wrote letters almost every day. They started out upbeat, talking about the amenities — billiards, clean straw mattresses, a "tasty plate" of red cabbage — while urging his parents to "keep a stiff upper lip."
Over the months, though, in between positive reports about his life at camp, the letters conveyed a sense of gathering doom. The final one, in September 1942, signs off to his parents "with a big kiss and wishes for strength."
Deborah Slier never knew Flip. Her father and his father were brothers, and her father "had the good fortune" of being unemployed in the 1920s. Good fortune because he left the Netherlands before the Nazis arrived and found work in South Africa.
She was born in Johannesburg. She remembers a day after the war ended when a notice came for her father from the Red Cross. It told him his entire family had been exterminated.

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Cookeville, TN (Sports Network) - Jud Dillard scored 23 points as the
Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles got by the Green Bay Phoenix with a 74-68 victory
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Lanerryl Johnson added 22 points off the bench and Jeremia Samarrippas put in
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Keifer Sykes tallied 18 points and Brennan Cougill tacked on 17 for Green Bay
Both teams shot well in the first half. Green Bay hit on 54.2 percent of his
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Holy cow...sacked 8 times in the first half! Wonder what the record is?
Don't know, but the pack looks BAD!
Most Sacks, Single Team, Game, 12
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New York Giants (vs Chicago Bears)
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These refs are getting worse with every game that PI call on Shields who had Rice draped all over him was total BS!
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
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These refs are getting worse with every game that PI call on Shields who had Rice draped all over him was total BS!
That was just brutal. Picture perfect coverage by Shields...ugh.
To make things worse, it seems like every game I've watched the announcers seem to draw more attention to it as well so when they make a bad call, it's magnified.
Need Rodgers to fumble!!! I'm losing by 1.4 in fantasy!
Textbook second half on how to handle an aggressive defense (as far as correcting the sack problem). Go big and punch them in the mouth a few times, then mix it with some quick passes.
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Thanks to Prevention Magazine for this list of the 5 places in a restaurant that carry the most germs. I think I might just start taking a bottle of hand sanitizer with me when I go out!
1. Restaurant Menus
Have you ever seen anyone wash a menu? Probably not. A study in the Journal of Medical Virology reported that cold and flu viruses can survive for 18 hours on hard surfaces. If it's a popular restaurant, hundreds of people could be handling the menus — and passing their germs on to you. Never let a menu touch your plate or silverware, and be sure to wash your hands after you place your order.
According to a 2007 study in the Journal of Environmental Health, nearly 70 percent of the lemon wedges perched on the rims of restaurant glasses contain disease-causing microbes. When the researchers ordered drinks at 21 different restaurants, they found 25 different microorganisms lingering on the 76 lemons they secured, including E. coli and other fecal bacteria. Tell your server that you'd prefer your beverage sans fruit. Why risk it?
It's the rare eatery that regularly cleans its condiment containers. And the reality is that many people don't wash their hands before eating, says Kelly Reynolds, Ph.D., a germs specialist and public health professor at the University of Arizona. So while you may be diligent, the guy who poured the ketchup before you may not have been, which means his germs are now on your fingers — and your fries. Squirt hand sanitizer on the outside of the condiment bottle or use a disinfectant wipe before you grab it.
Don't think you can escape the restroom without touching the door handle? Palm a spare paper towel after you wash up and use it to grasp the handle. Yes, other patrons may think you're a germ-phobe — but you'll never see them again, and you're the one who won't get sick.
About 25 percent of public restroom dispensers are contaminated with fecal bacteria. Soap that harbors bacteria may seem ironic, but that's exactly what a University of Arizona study found. "Most of these containers are never cleaned, so bacteria grow as the soap scum builds up," says microbiologist Charles Gerba, Ph.D., who directed the study. "And the bottoms are touched by dirty hands, so there's a continuous culture feeding millions of bacteria." Be sure to scrub your hands thoroughly with plenty of hot water for 15 to 20 seconds — and if you happen to have an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, use that, too.


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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
Finished Length (not including ties) About 56 in. (142 cm) Finished Width at point About 28 in. (71 cm)
This cozy wrap is the perfect cold weather accessory. The triangular shape makes the project so versatile. You'll have so much fun styling it!
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8 sts = about 4 in. (10 cm) in Garter st (k every row).
kfb (knit in front and back) Knit next st without removing it from left needle, then k through back of same st – 1 st increased.
1. Wrap is worked from the point up. 2. A circular needle is used to accommodate the bulky sts. Work back and forth in rows on circular needle as if working on straight needles. 3. Wrap is worked in Garter st (k every row), so there is no real RS or WS. Ties are worked in St st (k on RS, p on WS). Edges of ties will naturally roll slightly to the WS.
WRAP Cast on 3 sts. Row 1: Knit. Row 2: Kfb, k to end of row - 4 sts. Rep Row 2 until there are 124 sts. Next Row: K2 and slip these sts to a holder, bind off next 120 sts. 2 sts remain on needle. Do not cut yarn.
FINISHING Tie Working on 2 sts on needle, k1, kfb in next st - 3 sts. Work in St st (k on RS, p on WS) until tie measures about 23 in. (58.5 cm). Next Row: Sl 1, k2 sts together, pass sl st over st just knit. Fasten off. Return the 2 sts on holder back to needle and make a second tie same as the first. With sewing needle and thread, sew a few sts through the Wrap and the base of the tie to reinforce the area. Rep on opposite tie. Weave in ends.
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|Director of Sports Medicine
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|B.S. Butler, 2000; M.A. San Diego State, 2003
Ryan Galloy has been the Director of Sports Medicine at Butler since 2007. He is the primary athletic trainer for men's basketball and also assists with football as well as serving as site coordinator for the NCAA and Butler University drug testing programs. Ryan also is responsible for directing the overall daily operation of the Butler University Sports Medicine program and its care of all of the student athletes here at Butler. He has been a member of the Butler University Sports Medicine staff since 2004. He first was hired as an Assistant Athletic Trainer from 2004-2006 and then promoted to Associate Athletic Trainer/Rehabilitation Coordinator during the 2006-2007 school year. During those first 3 years at BU, Ryan was the primary athletic trainer for women's basketball and baseball and assisted with football. In 2007, he was given the women's basketball team's "Sixth Man Award" for his service to the team. From 2004-2008 he also worked as an adjunct professor in the College of Education.
During his time at BU, Ryan has had a significant and positive impact on the health and well-being of Butler's student athletes. He has implemented new programs such as screening echocardiograms for student athlete physicals and on campus injury/illness clinics with team physicians from St. Vincent Sports Performance. Also under Ryan, Butler University Sports Medicine has developed relationships with Athletic Training Education Programs at the University of Indianapolis, Franklin College and Grand Valley State University to allow their athletic training students to obtain clinical experience working with the Butler staff and assisting in providing additional care for Butler student athletes. Through programs like these and the quality staff that Ryan has assembled at Butler Sports Medicine, the medical care and access to it that the Bulldogs receive has never been better!
Ryan has also been involved in the event management aspect of health care while representing Butler University as part of the host medical staff at events such as NCAA men's basketball final fours (2000, 2010-2011) and NCAA women's basketball final four (2011). He has also served as host athletic trainer for Horizon League men's basketball, softball and baseball tournaments throughout his time at Butler. In 2011 he was also selected to serve on the sub-committee for the Butler University NCAA certification self-study. In the summer of 2013 he was invited by the Institute for Collegiate Sports Medicine to be one of eight college basketball athletic trainers across the country to participate in a national focus group meeting on the day to day health care of college basketball teams.
Previous to Butler, Ryan was an athletic trainer at Concordia University-Chicago from 2003-2004. He was the Head Football Athletic Trainer for two seasons and was the primary athletic trainer for their men's basketball and baseball teams while overseeing rehabilitation for all sports. Additionally, he served as an adjunct professor in Concordia's Dept. of Human Performance.
From 2002-2003 Ryan served for one year as Head Athletic Trainer at La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, California. From 2000-2002 he was a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at San Diego State University. While at SDSU, his responsibilities were as the primary athletic trainer for the men's soccer and baseball teams as well as teaching in their athletic training education program. He earned a Master of Arts degree in Physical Education specializing in Biomechanics from SDSU in 2003.
Originally from Lake in the Hills, Illinois, Ryan is a 2000 graduate of Butler University with a bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Athletic Training and a Health and Safety minor. He was named the College of Education's "Outstanding Student Athletic Trainer" of the year in 2000. He was also a linebacker on the football team from 1995-1998 and was named recipient of the team's Hilton U. Brown "Mental Attitude Award" as a senior in 1998.
Ryan has been certified as an athletic trainer (ATC) by the National Athletic Trainers' Association Board of Certification since 2000. In addition, he has also been certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association since 2001 as a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). He and his wife, Casey, have been married since 2009 and have a 1 year old daughter named Madelyn.


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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Steve Novak connected on all seven of his
three-point attempts and the New York Knicks claimed their first victory of
the preseason, defeating the Washington Wizards, 108-101.
Novak, who led the league in three-point percentage last season, led all
scorers with 21 points off the bench. J.R. Smith contributed 20 points and
dished out six assists for the Knicks, who lost to the eventual NBA champion
Miami Heat in the first round of the playoffs last season.
Star forward Carmelo Anthony started for New York and poured in 17 points in
just 21 minutes of play. Amar'e Stoudemire was held out of action after
bruising his knee in practice.
Jordan Crawford led the Wizards with 17 points and Martell Webster finished
with a double-double, scoring 12 points and pulling in 10 rebounds. Rookie
Bradley Beal once again proved worthy of his high draft selection, finishing
with 15 points, five rebounds and five assists for Washington.
Newly acquired center Emeka Okafor was suffering from food poisoning and did
not play for Washington, which has lost its first two preseason games.
After trailing 38-21 to start the second quarter, the Wizards went on a
remarkable 22-0 run to take the lead. Washington was outscored 29-24 in the
third period and 26-21 in the fourth, however.
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Department of Commerce reports durable goods orders are down 2.1 percent in June
July 27, 2011
At a time when economic momentum continues to fluctuate, new orders for durable goods showed in June did nothing to quell that notion, falling 2.1 percent—or $4.0 billion.
New orders have been down two of the last three months, said Commerce, with May's 1.9 percent increase sandwiched in the middle.
June shipments of manufactured goods, which have been up in six of the last seven months, were up 0.5 percent—or $1.0 billion—to $196.0 billion. May shipments saw a 0.5 percent increase.
While economic growth is relatively shaky, the up and down nature of durable goods and new orders is fairly consistent with what is occurring in the freight transportation sector, which is seeing mostly flat growth compared to a year ago and now appears to be following more traditional seasonal patterns.
This was made clear in a recent research report by Jon Langenfeld, transportation analyst at Robert W. Baird.
"Following June's seasonal strengthening, industry contacts and data points indicate July volumes have slowed, consistent with typical seasonal patterns," wrote Langenfeld. "Commentary through 2Q earnings reporting has indicated expectation for a muted, compressed peak season but one that resembles a more 'normal' pickup beginning mid-3Q. Contacts indicate volume has seasonally slowed in July, trending in line with historical expectations."
And as LM has previously reported, a good amount of growth stems from a very strong manufacturing sector, which has shown expansion for 25 straight months, according to the Institute for Supply Management.
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Dr. Edward R. Mansfield, Department Head
Office: 300 Alston Hall
In addition to completing the specific prerequisites included in the descriptions of the following courses, all students seeking to enroll in 300- or 400-level courses in the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration must have attained junior standing, which is defined for purposes of this policy as having earned 55 semester hours.
All C&BA students must, prior to seeking to enroll in any 300- or 400-level C&BA course, complete or be enrolled in the following prerequisites: EC 110 and EC 111; MATH 112 and MATH 121, or MATH 115 and MATH 125; CS 102; AC 210; ST 260; and LGS 200 (or their equivalents). Failure to fulfill all prerequisites prior to enrolling in a 300- or 400-level C&BA course will result in administrative disenrollment from that course.
OM 300 Introduction to Production Management. Three hours.
Prerequisite: ST 260. OM majors enrolling in OM 300 in the spring semester should also enroll in OM 321.
This course is an introduction to production and operations management (POM). It includes the design, operation, and continuous improvement of the systems that create a firm's major products or services. The course focuses on a firm's primary reason for existence; POM is critical to the success of all organizations. Production and operations management tools and principles, such as product design, aggregate planning, and inventory management, as well as statistical analysis techniques such as total quality management, quality control, forecasting, smoothing techniques, multiple regression, and times series decomposition, that are critical to the success of any business in a competitive marketplace will be examined. The computer is used extensively throughout the course.
OM 310 Introduction to Management Science. Three hours.
Prerequisite: OM 300.
Concepts of management science and their application to decision making. Topics include linear programming, transportation models, integer programming, dynamic programming, queuing theory, decision theory, and network models.
OM 320 Production Design and Measurement. Three hours.
Corequisite: OM 300. OM majors enrolling in OM 321 in the spring semester should also enroll in OM 300, unless they have already completed it.
The design and location of production and service systems. Attention is given to process analysis, motion study, time study, and synthetically established standards.
OM 321 Production Planning and Control. Three hours.
Prerequisite: OM 300.
The planning and control of production and service systems. Attention is given to forecasting, operations planning, materials management, and operations control.
OM 400 Management Science I. Three hours.
Prerequisite: CS 103 and MATH 125.
Deterministic modes in the decision-making process. Attention is given to the assumptions, development, and administrative implications of mathematical programming models and network models.
OM 401 Management Science II. Three hours.
Prerequisite: OM 400.
Probabilistic modes in the decision-making process. Attention is given to the assumptions, development, and administrative implications of queuing, reliability, game theory, Markov and decision models.
OM 420 Computer Simulation. Three hours.
Prerequisite: CS 102.
The use of simulation as a tool to understand and improve the performance of complex systems and processes. Students will learn the details of a specific simulation language. Applications to production processes and operational activities.
OM 422 Scheduling. Three hours.
Prerequisite: OM 321.
A broad investigation into a variety of scheduling activities in a variety of environments. Topics include scheduling as applied to projects, job-shops, assembly lines, lot-sizes in continuous shops, and the workforce.
OM 423 Inventory Management. Three hours.
Prerequisite: OM 321.
Control techniques for the large multi-item inventories frequently associated with manufacturing supply and wholesale-retail operations. The limitations and usefulness of models in actual practice.
OM 491 Independent Study in Operations Management. Three hours.
Students may earn degree credit for only one independent study course (491).
OM 492 Internship in Operations Management. Three hours.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. Students may earn degree credit for only one internship (492).
Students are selected through a competitive process for assignments in approved business or public sector organizations. The internship is administered through the C&BA Office of Student Services.
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Testimony :: Hon. Alcee L. Hastings
Co-Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Mr. Chairman, I appreciate your convening today's hearing as part of the Helsinki Commission's ongoing monitoring of developments in the Republic of Moldova. I am particularly pleased to welcome Prime Minister Filat to Washington for his first visit since his selection in September. Welcome.
Much of our attention following independence was focused on the continued presence of foreign troops and military equipment on Moldovan territory. The Commission continually pressed for implementation of related commitments agreed to at the 1999 Istanbul OSCE Summit and remains steadfast in its support for core principles, including territorial integrity and sovereign equality, enshrined in the Helsinki Final Act.
As President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, I was pleased to support the work of the Assembly's Parliamentary Team on Moldova, a group of fellow parliamentarians dedicated to promoting peace, stability and the rule of law in Moldova while encouraging dialogue across a wide spectrum of the Moldovan population.
While Moldova has faced a myriad of external pressures over the years, our focus today is on the current political impasse following last year's parliamentary elections. Popular sentiment of change was evident last spring when thousands of Moldovans took to the streets to have their voices heard following the April balloting. Those protests attracted large numbers of young voters savvy in the use of new technologies and united in their demands for change in their country. The political stalemate and street violence following the spring elections led to a fresh round of parliamentary elections in late July. The result was a coalition of opposition parties led by the Prime Minister's Liberal Democratic Party. The current impasse results from the inability of any party or group in parliament to muster the 61 votes required by the Moldovan constitution to elect a new president. Meanwhile, a host of domestic issues remain largely on hold awaiting a resolution of the deadlock.
Amid a global economic downturn, Moldovans face particular challenges, including a sharp reduction from remittances from relatives previously working abroad. Corruption remains a significant concern along with trafficking in small arms and human beings, mainly for commercial sexual exploitation.
While the United States has been supportive of Moldova's aspirations for further integration into western organizations, especially the European Union, it will be up to country's political leadership to chart a course of action that moves Moldova beyond political and economic stagnation and holds out the prospect for real change.


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|AWANA grand prix car race to be held April 18
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke AWANA Club is hosting a grand prix car race Saturday, April 18. Races will take place at Camp Machasay, located 14 miles east of Holyoke toward Amherst, 1.2 miles on County Road 40.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. with races kicking off at 10:30 a.m.
Divisions for the races include AWANA Sparks boys/girls, AWANA T-N-T boys/girls and open class. Community members are encouraged to participate in the open class division.
Awards will be given in each division for both best time and best design.
Those wishing to build a car and participate can pick up a car kit at the AWANA Club, Wednesday evenings from 6:25-8 p.m. or can call Phil Vasa at 466-2500.
Following the grand prix car races, both participants and spectators are invited to a free barbeque lunch, petting zoo, hay rides and games.


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Homestand highlights: July 31 – August 5
The Royals finish an exciting month of baseball and turn the calendar to August during a six-game homestand against the Cleveland Indians and Texas Rangers, July 31-August 5.
The Indians series features a T-Shirt Tuesday, INK Student Night/Local Music Showcase and Frenchy Quarter Thursday. In addition, the club will host its first-ever Social Media Night on Wednesday, August 1.
The Texas Rangers then make their first visit to Kauffman Stadium in 2012 with a three-game weekend series. The weekend begins with a special Retro Night, featuring a Mr. Royal Retro Lunchbox giveaway on Friday, followed by Faith & Family Night on Saturday and KidsFest on Sunday.
Please note that the Saturday, August 4 game vs. the Texas Rangers will begin at 5:10 p.m. to accommodate the Faith & Family Night postgame events.
Tuesday, July 31 – Cleveland Indians vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· T-Shirt Tuesday – The first 10,000 fans get a royal blue t-shirt featuring the Kansas City skyline courtesy of Sprint.
Wednesday, August 1 – Cleveland Indians vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
Social Media Night – The Royals and FOX Sports Kansas City host the first-ever Social Media Night. Fans who follow the Royals official Twitter feed, @Royals, or "like" the Royals official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/royals may purchase a special ticket package for $35. In addition to a ticket in the Outfield Box, the package includes a pregame social hour on the Budweiser Party Deck starting at 5:30 p.m., an exclusive @Royals t-shirt, $10 in loaded value for concession or merchandise purchases and a chance to win Royals prizes throughout the event. Pitcher Danny Duffy and FSKC's Joel Goldberg will take part in a special Q&A session during the pregame social hour. For more information, visit www.royals.com/socialmedianight.
INK Student Night – Rivals Outfield Box or Hy-Vee Infield tickets are available for all Wednesday home games for high school and college students with valid ID at the Kauffman Stadium Box Office for just $7. Seating is subject to availability. All Student Nights include a $7 hot dog and beverage special at the Boulevard Grill in the Outfield Experience.
INK Local Music Showcase – Catch a free pregame concert on us. Every Wednesday INK Student Night also features live local music prior to the game in the Outfield Experience. Apples for Archers will be performing prior to the Indians-Royals game. For details, visit www.royals.com/studentnight.
· Youth Night – Hy-Vee Infield tickets are just $7 for youth 14 and under with an adult ticket. www.royals.com/fanvalue.
Thursday, August 2 – Cleveland Indians vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· Frenchy Quarter Thursday – Be part of the newest fan section! For select Thursday home games, fans will be able to purchase a $21 ticket that includes a Frenchy Quarter T-Shirt, blue Mardi Gras beads and a seat in Jeff Francoeur's cheering section in the right Outfield Box. This is a $35 value. www.royals.com/frenchy.
· All You Can Eat Seats – Fans can purchase All You Can Eat Seats located in the Loge Level (Sec. 318 – 325), which include unlimited ballpark fare. All the hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, pretzels and Pepsi products you can handle for $40 per seat! Individual and group discount tickets available. For details, visit www.royals.com/allyoucaneat.
Friday, August 3 – Texas Rangers vs. Royals, 7:10 p.m.
· Cain to Meet Fans at Taco Bell – Outfielder Lorenzo Cain will meet fans and sign autographs at Taco Bell, located across from Kauffman Stadium at 4017 Blue Ridge Cut-Off in Kansas City, Mo., from noon-1 p.m. Fans are invited to come out and meet Cain during this free event.
· Retro Night – Relive the 1980s with Retro Night at Kauffman Stadium! The event features 1980s ticket pricing with Hy-Vee Infield tickets priced at only $7! Retro entertainment will include a pregame concert by '80s cover band, The Shanks, at the Outfield Experience stage and special in-game features. www.royals.com/retro.
· Mr. Royal Retro Lunchbox – In conjunction with Retro Night festivities, the first 20,000 fans receive a Mr. Royal Retro Lunchbox courtesy of FOX Sports Kansas City.
· Fireworks Friday – A spectacular fireworks show after every Friday home game, presented by Hy-Vee and Pepsi.
Saturday, August 4 – Texas Rangers vs. Royals, 5:10 p.m.
Faith & Family Night – The annual Faith & Family Day celebration presented by Hobby Lobby features a postgame appearance and speech by Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton, who credits his Christian faith with helping overcome his battles with substance abuse. The event also features a postgame performance by top performing Christian pop/rock band Building 429. The festivities will take place inside Kauffman Stadium following the Rangers-Royals game. A game ticket is required for admittance. Faith & Family Night fans may purchase tickets starting at just $8 by visiting www.royals.com/faith. To purchase discounted group tickets, call (816) 504-4040, option 4, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
· 610 Saturday – Enjoy great activities and live music prior to the game in the Outfield Experience. www.royals.com/610saturdays.
Sunday, August 5 – Texas Rangers vs. Royals, 1:10 p.m.
· KidsFest – Join us for a special day at Kauffman Stadium for all young Royals fans and kids at heart! Gates to the ballpark will open at 11:30 a.m. for the KidsFest festivities in the Outfield Experience, which include a pregame concert by the School of Rock, an autograph session with Sluggerrr and members of the K Crew, and interactive booths presented by Royals partners. Fans can also enjoy Family FunDay Sunday activities.
· Kids Sports Necklace – The first 5,000 kids 14 years and under receive an exclusive Royals Kids Sports Necklace presented by Chevy.
· Family FunDay Sunday – Each Sunday home game features face painters, caricature and balloon artists and live family-friendly entertainment in the Outfield Experience courtesy of Radio Disney. All-Day Play Passes for unlimited activities in the Outfield Experience are available for just $10. www.royals.com/sunday.
· Fun Run presented by Sprint – All fans can run the bases after the game (conditions permitting).
Fans may purchase tickets online at royals.com, by calling 1-800-6ROYALS, at area Hy-Vee stores or at the Kauffman Stadium Box Office.


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There are texture creation programmes on the net. Here is a selection
MapZone: Free, quite complex to get to grips with but very powerful. (as at 2009)
Genetica: $150 for the basic version, but there is a free viewer you can download with some very nice presets. (as at 2009)
Texture maker: 30 day free evaluation, great interface costs 30 euros for the basic version. (as at 2009)
Filter Forge: Basic $149, Standard $249, Professional $399, Professional by subscription $29 per quarter. (as at July 2014)


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OK, let me explain my situation:
I want to use Zimbra to retrieve/send mail from my domain (mydomain.com) whose email is hosted by Google Apps.
I have the following:
CentOS 5.1 with Firewall and SELinux off with the hostname is apollo
Zimbra 5.0.2 GA 1975 RHEL need to be installed on my CentOS box.
I have two servers in my company, one act as the DNS Server (BIND) and another is used to install Zimbra :).
The DNS server have some A records point to some IPs in my LAN with a suffix mydomain.com. Eg: the host abc and abc.mydomain.com will resolve to the same IP in my LAN.
This DNS server has NO MX record for my domain. It use OpenDNS.com DNS servers to resolve other domains.
Right now, we are using GoogleApps for our emails. ie, Google will host emails for my domain.
When I install Zimbra, it complaints about not able to find a MX record for my hostname (aka apollo, it does can resolve that hostname, because the DNS have an A record for that hostname) and suggest me to change the hostname. When I change the domain to mydoman.com, it now can list some MX record of Google, but it still complaint about none of MX record for my domain (mydomain.com).
That's the problem when I install Zimbra.
Any help will be appreciated
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Leaves on ivy plant drying out
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Leaves on ivy plant drying out
My DD bought me an ivy plant, but I am having trouble keeping it alive, as the leaves keep drying out and becoming brittle, None of my other ivy plants are doing this. It is a regualar hedera helix, and does not have variegated leaves, they are all green. What am I doing wrong? Please let me know. Thank you so much.
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Re: Leaves on ivy plant drying out
Check for spider mite. .Sometime you can't see them but the back of the leaf feels gritty. Spray at 7 day intervals with insecticidal soap. Edie
I've spent most of my time in the garden,the rest I've wasted. Edie Zone4A, Ont.
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Re: Leaves on ivy plant drying out
Thank you, I did check for spider mites. No, I do not have any. The underside of the leaves is smooth. I did notice that two leaves near the bottom have brown half moons on them, which I did not see before. I removed both of those leaves. Does anyone know what this could be? This ivy is separated from the others for now. Could I be over or underwatering? I have no idea what the problem is. I do not have this problem with any of my other ivyies, which is why I am wondering what it could be. Thank you so much.
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T-Shirt Tuesday lineup
The Royals play game two vs. the White Sox tonight at 7:10. It's T-Shirt Tuesday! The first 20,000 fans will receive this shirt courtesy of Commerce Bank.
Here's your lineup: (Podsednik – LF), (Kendall – C), (DeJesus – CF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – RF), (Callaspo – 3B), (Aviles – 2B), (Betemit – DH), (Betancourt – SS), (Bannister – P)