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Born in Chicago, IL, but raised in San Antonio, TX, Sendhil Amithab Ramamurthy came into the world on May 17, 1974 as the oldest of two children. The son of Indian-born physician parents, Ramamurthy attended Tufts University with the intention of following in his parents' footsteps. Ramamurthy's career path took a fateful detour, however, during his junior year after taking his first drama course - a class he signed up for only to fulfill a graduation requirement. Though Ramamurthy later admitted that he took the class thinking it would be an easy 'A,' the young man was quickly humbled: "It was actually a lot of work but I loved every minute of it." In any case, it proved to have been time... Continue Bio >>
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CSCMP to unveil new three-stage certification
October 02, 2011
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) will unveil its new certification program, SCPro, at its annual conference this week in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The event will be held October 2-5, 2011, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
The SCPro program is a rigorous, three-level certification that offers global supply chain management professionals a way to demonstrate a broad range of industry skills and mastery of end-to-end supply chain functions.
"We are extremely excited to unveil CSCMP's groundbreaking certification program at our annual conference," said Rick Blasgen, CSCMP president and chief executive officer. "Our members overwhelmingly asked us to develop a comprehensive certification that diligently measured and accurately reflected an individual's skills and knowledge across the entire supply chain."
The program's three levels are as follows:
• Level One: Cornerstones of Supply Chain Management SCPro Level One covers the entire end-to-end supply chain with a focus On building customer relationships. This level is open to candidates who have either a bachelor's degree or four years of relevant experience.
• Level Two: Analysis and Application of Supply Chain Challenges This level tests a candidate's ability to thoughtfully analyze real world case studies and formulate supply chain solutions which improve the supply chain
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• Level Three: Implementation of Supply Chain Transformation The highest SCPro designation requires an unprecedented use of practical application, and marks the candidate as a leader who is not only valuable within his or her organization, but also of value to the profession.
"The SCPro certification will enable professionals to demonstrate to their employers that they are the kind of leaders who will positively impact their organizations' bottom lines," said Judy Schieve, manager of certification programs. "When a candidate completes all three levels of the program, he or she will also have a portfolio of work to augment his professional experience."
The supply chain management profession has evolved dramatically over the past few decades, added Blasgen.
"Today's supply chain requires multidisciplinary capabilities, demonstrable and quantifiable success, and continuous study of the field. CSCMP's SCPro certification provides professionals with an exceptional program that will help them demonstrate 21st century supply chain management skills and expertise."
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After getting off to a strong start with his third straight-to-retail album No Love Lost, Joe Budden slips on the charts this week, sliding down considerably but still managing to move product. A month past dropping his studio debut LongLiveA$AP, A$AP Rocky has the highest-charting Hip Hop release of the week, and even though his sales are stronger than last week, he charts lower than before. Even so, this puts him ahead of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis with their independent debut The Heist, which drops further down but maintains sales numbers thanks to the success of their continuously No. 1 record "Thrift Shop."
While the charts stayed relatively static in terms of Hip Hop releases in the top 200, Gucci Mane becomes the sole rapper to lodge a new record on the chart. This week, his latest mixtape Trap God 2 managed to scan enough copies to find a place at the chart, even if it's at the bottom.
Check below to see who had the strongest week on the charts.
A$AP Rocky's Reign Ain't Short Like Leprechauns
That A$AP Rocky reign just won't let up. The rapper had a supreme debut with LongLiveA$AP last month, making a grand entry at the top of the charts. It's been a steady decline in terms of chart placement since, but sales have maintained on account of his climbing single and growing presence. The feat comes after years of making his name on the mixtape circuit, releasing his breakout project Live.Love.A$AP several years back. Because of his leg work, the first-week sales of LongLiveA$AP were mighty healthy, moving 140,000 copies sold and beating out Kidz Bop 23 by 58,000 units.
In the past few weeks, the LP went from No. 1 to 7, followed by 13 and 24. Now, the album is at a low point on the chart, holding court at No. 26. It's a relatively good place to be, considering that he actually went up in sales - from 20,000 to 24,000 - bringing his overal cume to 245,000 copies. That puts him ahead of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' The Heist, which maintains steady ground shortly behind him at No. 33. Rocky is still selling namely because of his gold-certified single "Fuckin' Problems," which features guest appearances from Drake, Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz, that has continued to soar up the singles chart.
Gucci Mane Creeps Onto The Chart With Trap God 2
It's bizarre to think that Gucci Mane could lodge a mixtape on the chart when it was released for free, but the Southern rapper moves in mysterious ways. Last week, Gooch unleashed his new street project Trap God 2, which featured Wiz Khalifa, Young Thug, Waka Flocka Flame, Lil Wayne, Lloyd, Verse Simmonds and more. The mixtape moved 2,900 copies, meaning that it must have been serviced to either physical or digital retail in some format. While he has cause to celebrate, he ended up beefing last week with A$AP Ferg over the "Trap God" title, taking to Twitter to put the rapper on blast by telling him to "get off my dick."
Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 2/17/2013
#26. A$AP Rocky - Long.Live.A$AP - 24,000 (245,000)
#33. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist - 21,000 (357,000)
#35. Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d city - 18,000 (731,000)
#46. T.I. - Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head - 15,000 (389,000)
#56. Joe Budden - No Love Lost - 11,000 (41,000)
#61. 2 Chainz - Based On A T.R.U. Story - 9,900 (543,000)
#64. Wiz Khalifa - O.N.F.I.C. - 8,900 (323,000)
#80. Chief Keef - Finally Rich - 6,400 (129,000)
#93. Game - Jesus Piece - 5,400 (197,000)
#182. Gucci Mane - Trap God 2 - 2,900 (2,900)
* data comes from Nielsen Soundscan, rounded to nearest thousandth for units above 10,000, nearest hundredth for units below 10,000. Each week, HipHopDX presents top albums in Hip Hop/related, and five notables.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- A man is dead after a police involved shooting in Alexandria on Monday, police said.
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Reeder sworn in as Putnam Circuit judge
WINFIELD, W.Va. -- Pointing at photos of former Judges James Holliday and O.C. Spaulding, new Putnam Circuit Judge Joseph Reeder said he has big shoes to fill.
"They are two of the finest we've had," said Reeder, who was sworn in as judge on Tuesday.
Photos of both Holliday and Spaulding hang in what is now Reeder's courtroom.
Reeder, who defeated Democrat Robert Leslie in last month's election, will serve the remainder of Spaulding's term, into 2016. Spaulding retired last year after being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease. He had been judge for 19 years.
"It's a lot to follow one of the finest judges in West Virginia," Reeder said.
Holliday, who served as circuit judge in Putnam for 16 years, read Reeder the oath of office in front of about 100 people who gathered in his courtroom for the ceremony.
Reeder said he plans to model himself after Spaulding and Holliday and also Judge Phillip Stowers, the Putnam Circuit's other judge. As an attorney, Reeder had cases in front of Spaulding and Stowers.
"When you appeared before Judge Spaulding and Judge Stowers, you always knew you'd be treated fairly, with dignity and respect ... you knew the decision made was reasoned and well thought out," Reeder said.
"People of the county can rest assured that I will work hard every day to ensure I honor that tradition."
Reeder plans to find ways to streamline cases to deal with the county's drug problem, which he says accounts for about 90 percent of crime in the county.
He wants to introduce an adult drug court and focus on ways to reduce recidivism, which usually occurs when convicted felons can't kick their drug habits.
Reeder's wife, Linda, and their two sons, Nicholas, 14, and Samuel, 11, stood with him while he was sworn in. Reeder paused to keep from tearing up while he talked about his wife and the hard work of his family during his campaign.
Reeder earned a law degree from West Virginia University in 1991. Several years ago, he left a Charleston law firm and opened his own in Hurricane, he said.
"I've had the opportunity to represent a number of businesses and individuals in Putnam County," said Reeder. "For some, I became their family lawyer, which is something I considered a privilege and never took lightly."
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The Celtics should be holding the cards and not Donald Sterling. Keep posturing and send out misinofmation that the clips will be in B Shaw and Hollins for interviews. Danny needs to stick to his guns because getting Jordan and one low first round pick is not worth giving up KG, Doc and letting Pierce walk to the Clippers. if they arent willing to gibe Bledsoe or take back a contract to possible sign a free agent then forget them! What do the Clips want? Everything and leave the Celtics with a bad contract of a guy that can't play in the 4th qt.
Ill be happy if the Celtics keep pierce and KG and acquire a big in the draft and give it one more try. If Doc burned some bridges and want to walk then let him. The celtic fans can enjoy more more year with Pierce and KG and if they stink it up then there might be some luck in the lottery.
By not doing a deal then the clips are stuck with an overpaid D Jordan which means no D Howard and No CP3. They have the same team as last year and CP3 probably would do much better as with Hardwn and Howard on the Rockets. How do you like them Apples Donald Sterling! If you played your cards right the Clips would have been set next year.


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EarthSoft`s EQuIS software manages environmental and geotechnical data and is the world`s most widely used environmental data management system. The EQuIS Data Processor (EDP) and Enterprise EDP are the world`s most widely used EDD tools. Many governments, industrials, and especially consultants and labs use EQuIS and EDP. EQuIS Professional and EQuIS for ArcGIS and ...
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Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence was left mortified after a hotel maid discovered a stash of sex toys under her bed.
"The Hunger Games" actress was recently gifted a box of bedroom aids by a pal, and she decided to hide them under her bed in a hotel suite before a cleaning lady called. However, she was overcome with embarrassment when she returned to her room to find the items all on display on a bedside table.
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Sergent shocks stars at Gila TT; Leipheimer leads
- By Steve Frothingham
- Published Apr. 30, 2010
- Updated May. 1, 2010 at 12:51 AM EDT
Trek-Livestrong's Jesse Sergent shocked the star-studded field at the SRAM Tour of the Gila Friday, winning the 16.15-mile Tyrone time trial in 34:09, 14 seconds ahead of race leader Levi Leipheimer (Mellow Johnny's).
Sergent, 21, the world individual pursuit silver medalist, started 42 minutes before Leipheimer, and was on his bike riding back to his hotel when his phone rang; it was a teammate telling him to return to the finish line because he won.
It was a surprise to many. "When I heard I was second, I figured it was Dave (Zabriskie) that beat me," Leipheimer said. "So I was like, 'how much did I lose to Dave by?' They said, 'no, you beat Dave.' I said, 'so, who beat me?' When I heard it was Jesse, I said, 'cool.'"
Zabriskie (DZ Nuts), the U.S. time trial champion, was third, 12 seconds behind Leipheimer. His teammate Tom Danielson was fourth and Fly V's Phil Zajicek was fifth.
Leipheimer still leads the GC; Sergent started the day in 54th place, 5:19 behind Leipheimer. Complete official GC results were not immediately available.
The win was even a surprise for Sergent, who last year finished 3:08 behind Leipheimer at this time trial, turning a 36:08 in faster conditions.
"It's still kinda sinking in. I had good feelings in the legs and I felt good on the bike so I thought I might be top ten," he said.
Sergent did not seem especially surprised at his huge improvement over the last 12 months.
"I may have matured a bit more. Last year I was learning a lot about myself and how to train properly, this year I know a lot more about how to train. Living in Boulder is nice and it's easy to go out training there. I'm living in a house with three teammates so we've been doing some pretty solid rides."
Leipheimer and teammate Lance Armstrong were among the very few starters who chose to use low-profile spoked wheels front and rear. Most, including Sergent, Zabriskie and Danielson, used rear disks (Sergent used a low-profile front wheel). Leipheimer said he chose safety over speed in the blustery conditions.
"I definitely lost time in the faster parts. I could see it with (minute-man Tom) Danielson in front of me. On the uphills I was great, I was pulling back time on everybody."
Leipheimer mentioned Gert Steegmans' crash in the Paris-Nice prologue, when the wind blew him off course.
"We don't want that to happen. We're here at the Tour of the Gila for training, preparing for California, and I didn't want to turn into a sail and end my hopes for not just California, but even the Tour de France is not that far away."
Top Ten Stage
- 1. Jesse Sergent Trek Livestrong in 0:34:09
- 2. Levi Leipheimer Team Mellow Johnny's in 0:34:23 at 0:00:14
- 3. David Zabriskie Dz Nuts in 0:34:35 at 0:00:26
- 4. Tom Danielson Dz Nuts in 0:35:01 at 0:00:52
- 5. Phillip Zajicek Fly V Australia in 0:35:10 at 0:01:01
- 6. Rory Sutherland Unitedhealthcare Professional in 0:35:17 at 0:01:08
- 7. Alex Dowsett Trek Livestrong in 0:35:43 at 0:01:34
- 8. Ben Jacques-maynes Bissell Pro Cycling in 0:35:44 at 0:01:35
- 9. Julian Kyer Trek Livestrong in 0:35:45 at 0:01:36
- 10. Luis Amaran Jamis Sutter Home P/b Colavita in 0:35:50 at 0:01:41
Top Ten GC
- 1. Levi Leipheimer Team Mellow Johnny's in 7:47:39
- 2. Tom Danielson Dz Nuts at 0:00:59
- 3. David Zabriskie Dz Nuts at 0:01:04
- 4. Phillip Zajicek Fly V Australia at 0:01:14
- 5. Luis Amaran Jamis Sutter Home P/b Colavita at 0:02:02
- 6. Andrew Talansky California Giant/specialized at 0:02:22
- 7. Cesar Grajales Ouch-Bahati Foundation Pro at 0:02:59
- 8. Chris Baldwin Unitedhealthcare Professional at 0:03:17
- 9. Corey Collier Ouch-Bahati Foundation Pro at 0:03:19
- 10. Rory Sutherland Unitedhealthcare Professional at 0:03:20
California Giant-Specialized's Andrew Talansky retained his best-young rider lead.
Kurt Stockton tries to stay warm at the TT start.
Axel Merckx and Taylor Phinney discuss clothing options before the start.
Bissell's Paul Mach on the descent. Insert your own 'mach speed' puns, please.
Some local cycling fans test the race course
The man in black, Lance Armstrong
Trek-Livestrong's Alex Dowsett, the British U23 TT champion.
Ben Jacques-Maynes
Bissell's Ben Jacques-Maynes once again turned a 58-tooth big ring.
Zabriskie pass
Zabriskie passes Chris Baldwin and Alex Hagman near the top of the outbound hill.
Zabriskie tuck
Captain America said, "it wasn't the greatest time trial in my life but it was respectable."
Sergent said he rode within himself on the climbs and used his speed to great effect elsewhere.
Leipheimer chose to use spoked medium-profile wheels front and back.
Lance Armstrong also chose low-profile wheels for the windy conditions.
DZ's Tom Danielson was fourth.
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Your family will know it is the festive season when this special morning dish is served. Remember to balance your food choices throughout the day so you can enjoy a serving of this indulgent dish.
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If you don't have a springform pan, this recipe can be baked in a 13x9-inch baking dish instead. Roll out bottom and top pastry sheets to fit the dish. For ease in serving, line empty baking dish with foil, with ends of foil extending over sides. Spray with cooking spray. Prepare crust and fill with ingredients as directed. Bake in 350ºF oven 35 to 40 min. or until golden brown. Let stand 10 min. Use foil handles to lift pie from dish before cutting to serve.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jimmy Kimmel gave Kanye West a peace offering last night. It was a pair of leather jogging pants for his new baby with Kim Kardashian.
Kanye had claimed he was the inventor of leather jogging pants, but didn't get credit for it. West was the only guest on Kimmel's show.
They both insisted their feud wasn't a publicity stunt. Things got a little heated between the two recently, after a bit Kimmel had done poking fun at one of Kanye's interviews.
Kanye also ranted against the Hollywood Walk of Fame organization for denying a star to Kim Kardashian because she's a reality star. He says people are "so, so dated."


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- Mini Pendants look great in multiples above a kitchen island or bar
- Features a Glass shade
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- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
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La Quinta, CA (Sports Network) - Roberto Castro and rookie James Hahn both
carded a 5-under 67 on Friday to retain a share of the lead after two rounds
of the Humana Challenge.
Castro and Hahn, who are both seeking their first PGA Tour victory, sit at 14-
under 130 through 36 holes. Darron Stiles, Scott Stallings and Richard H. Lee
all fired 65 and moved into a tie for third place at minus-13.
Jason Kokrak shared the first-round lead with Castro and Hahn, but he shot 69
on Friday and fell into a tie for sixth place with eight others, including
Zach Johnson, at 12-under.
Phil Mickelson improved on the second day after carding an opening-round 72 in
his season debut. The lefty, who is recovering from flu-like symptoms, carded
seven birdies against a pair of bogeys en route to a 67 on Friday.
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Hilton Magic and Hilton South: A Championship Season
AMES, Iowa - Championship seasons are worth celebrating and remembering - and now you can do both with the "Hilton Magic and Hilton South - A Championship Season" DVD.
The DVD will include highlights of selected home games where Hilton Magic shined, including:
- The historic win over Michigan
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- Then it's on to Kansas City for Iowa State's Big 12 Championship run.
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Delivery will be in 4-6 weeks.
The program will also air on Cyclones.tv online (link at the right) and on the Mediacom TV Channel. Below are air times for this week and the show will also air multiple times in the coming months.
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Surrounded by the foothills of the Sierra Morena, this attractive village stands in a wooded area of cork and holm oaks. The narrow lanes in the centre leading to the Plaza Mayor, the heart of Cazalla, are lined with handsome mansions with elegant façades, often adorned with coats of arms.
Tourist attractions Cazalla de la Sierra : Things to see and do
Plaza Mayor
Plaza Mayor E - 41370 Cazalla de la Sierra
The enormous oblong square provides an illustration of popular 16C Andalucian architecture. In addition to the lovely Baroque façade of the law courts, you can see the red brick Mudéjar tower - executed in the Arab tradition - of the 14C church.
St Francis's Convent
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You should visit the convent for its outstanding Baroque cloisters, where semicircular arches spring out from slim columns.
Carthusian Monastery ruins
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Located in the centre of Sierra Norte Nature Park, Hotel Vega de Cazalla features a communal outdoor pool and panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Free WiFi is available throughout. Rooms are air-conditioned and come with a TV and balcony. Priv..
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Posada del Moro is situated in the heart of the Sierra Norte Natural Park in Sevilla. This charming guesthouse offers a quiet retreat with gardens and orchards in which guests can relax. All rooms look out over the gardens and guests can also listen..
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The Nation's premier performance excellence education and award program is now offering the Baldrige Fellows Program. The next group of Fellows will be selected in December 2012. The first session will be April 7-9, 2013 in Baltimore MD, followed by two-day sessions in June, September 17-18, and January finishing up April 6-7, 2014 (some dates TBD).
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The answer goes back to approximately 1997 when PASSHE made the decision to move to centralized systems for Finance, Human Resources (HR), and Campus Management (Student System). At that time of that decision, Shippensburg was running on a homegrown, mainframe-based system, which was in need of replacement. We had developed a custom layer of programming to give the campus community a web interface. Still being a mainframe-based system, this façade only gave a modern interface to the end users of the systems, it did not update the out-dated software running behind the scenes. After a few years SAP Finance and HR were successfully implemented.
Because of the outdated software we were using Shippensburg volunteered to be on the first phase for implementation of the SAP project. However, as Campus Management was a new module for SAP, the costs and timeline for project escalated to a point which individual PASSHE universities could not support.
In 2008, the decision was made to allow universities in need of a replacement Student System to develop a request for proposal for new systems. At this point, the hardware and software underlying Shippensburg's homegrown legacy system had not been enhanced or upgraded for at least 10 years, as Shippensburg had been waiting on the SAP replacement. To save on implementation costs, maintenance costs, and time, there was no other choice but to purchase a 3rd party system. Continuing to maintain a homegrown system would have required at minimum the hiring of 5 to 7 additional applications development staff to assist with the effort to rewrite and then maintain a homegrown, customized system, a process which would have taken 3-5 years, at a minimum.
Shippensburg chose the Sungard Higher Education Banner product based on Sungard's extensive install base at higher education institutions, experience in implementations, and overall cost. The replacement timeline was very tight. Work with Sungard consultants began in November 2009, and Admissions went live in October 2010, Financial Aid and Registration in March 2011. Accounts Receivable will go live in July 2011, with a final cutover to Banner in August 2011.
This new system will have many improvements over the homegrown system we have become accustom to using. It will also have a few areas of functionality which will not be the same. Unfortunately as we implement this system we are going to balance the increased functionality overall with the loss of functionality in a few areas. As we learn more and more about the system we will be able to develop workarounds and discovery new ways of accomplishing the tasks we have taken for granted with our legacy system. In the end we will have a system which will be more stable, easier to maintain, and based upon a modern set of software to help us move forward to support the Campus Information Systems needs of the entire campus.
Every time a student adds a course to their schedule that they wish to take, they should hit the "submit" button and this will save the current version of their schedule. Students can choose to submit after every change OR all at once. They will not be registered, however, if they do not hit "submit".
We are developing a university-wide policy and will get you this information as soon as it is ready.
With our legacy system, students would go to the department secretary to get added to a class. Since the process is changing from adding a student directly into a class to the student getting an override, the directions to the student will be the same. The departments are the ones who know the pre-requisites for the courses, the capacity of their courses (and also where permission by instructor is communicated) and thus the number of overrides that can be given. The registrar's office does not have this kind of information. [One point of clarification: secretaries will no longer have the ability to add students directly into a class as they had in our legacy system. The only way for a student to get into a class is to be given an override and then for the student to respond to the override.]
Yes, it is according to their class standing.
To view your students by major, continue to use info.ship.edu for students who have been admitted/confirmed prior to fall 2011 until we develop a report in Banner.
Every student's academic history has been loaded into Banner, but the students will not be able to view it. Advisors will be able to view the academic history in both Banner and in legacy. Legacy, however, is the accurate record of the student's history and should be used by the student and the advisor given that there is a slight chance that a student's history in Banner will not be accurate, even though we have been testing and verifying the data. When a student schedules a course that has a pre-requisite (or co-requisite) Banner will be using the academic history in Banner. As long as this history is correct, Banner will allow or prevent the scheduling of a class based on its coded pre/co requisites. If you or your advisee find that a student is incorrectly being barred from scheduling a course, please have the department in which the course resides give the student a course override. Also report the information with details to the Cathy and/or Corinne as soon as possible. Please note that all spring 2011 courses in progress have been converted to Banner with the grade listed as INP (in progress) so that they will be used for purposes of pre- and co-req checking. Once the spring 2011 semester is over, a report will need to be run to identify those who were unsuccessful at completing pre- and co-reqs.


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Warehouse management technology is now available in an on-demand delivery model, offering a lower cost, reduced risk option. Here are four reasons your management team needs to consider putting your WMS on the cloud.
January 04, 2011
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You're not convinced either. "Do I have enough staff to install and support such a sophisticated system? Our IT department is pretty overwhelmed already. And all the infrastructure costs…" You wonder if a WMS will deliver a return that makes the time and financial investment worthwhile. Are we getting warm?
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is calling on congressional Republicans to support an extension of existing tax rates for households earning $250,000 or less. He says the economy cannot afford a tax increase on all Americans.
The president says he will not agree to any budget deal that extends current tax rates for the wealthiest taxpayers, saying their rates should rise to help raise revenue. He says his stand was validated by voters in the election.
Mr. Obama says he is confident that he and Congress can reach an agreement that avoids a so-called "fiscal cliff" on Jan. 1, when all tax rates would revert to Clinton-era levels and a series of deep spending cuts kick in.
House Speaker John Boehner says Republicans want to cooperate with President Barack Obama on reducing federal deficits, but not by raising income tax rates. Boehner says that would hurt job creation.
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How do you fund your hunting gear purchases?
There is no doubt the best stuff costs a premium, and also performs better in the field.
Here are some of the things I do.
1. Horsetrading: I use ebay a lot. Hunting gear holds its value quite well. I have bought stuff on sale, used it for years, and sold it on the bay for a profit. I have sold some stuff on forum classifieds and Craigslist as well.
2. Spread it out: I make an off-season list that is felxible and changes as I go. I then keep an eye out to find the best deals. Camofire, SteepandCheap, and other websites help a lot. I recently have taken a liking to Kuiu clothes, but they are hard to find used and almost impossible to find discounted, so I have bought one piece a month at retail prices (uuugh), as I can save the change.
3. Discontinued/Demo: This is a great way to save hundreds or even thousands on top-end optics especially.
4. Used: Forum classifieds, Craigslist, ebay all have some good deals if you are willing to look for them. I found a barely used Kuiu Icon 6000 backpack on a forum, and saved a substantial chunk of change.
5. Promotive: If you are a member of an emergency services group, professional or volunteer, you might be able to get into this pro-deal program, and get the best brand-new gear from top companies for discounts that range from OK to Holy Crap!
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Here is the first of what I hope is a large community-compiled library of favorite fonts for use on fantasy maps.
When you post your favorites, please limit to a reasonable number (say 3 -4 or so); thereby this literally will both be a truly "favorite font" thread and the user won't be overwhelmed with too many choices.
Anglo-Saxon Caps http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/1982
Aniron http://www.thehutt.de/tolkien/fonts.html
Caeldera http://www.blambot.com/fonts.shtml (scroll down in the left window to "Title Fonts")


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Richard Summers, MD
Co-Director of Residency Training
Richard F. Summers, MD is Co-Director of Residency Training and Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Summers is Chair of the American Psychiatric Association Council on Medical Education and Lifelong Learning and a member of the ACGME Psychiatry Review Committee. He is Past President of the American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training (AADPRT).
Dr. Summers has written on psychodynamic therapy training, therapeutic alliance, psychodynamic formulation, positive psychology and psychiatry residency training. His book, Psychodynamic Therapy: A Guide to Evidence Based Practice, co-authored with Jacques Barber, is currently used in over thirty training programs. Summers and Barber's second book, Practicing Psychodynamic Therapy: A Casebook was published in November, 2014.
Dr. Summers' clinical interests focus on combined psychotherapeutic and psychopharmacologic treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, and adult lifecycle development. His research interests include the contemporary revision of the theory and technique of psychodynamic psychotherapy and new approaches to psychotherapy training and education. He is an Associate Editor of Psychiatry, 4th Ed., eds. Tasman, Kay, Lieberman, First and Maj.
Dr. Summers was awarded the Earl Bond Outstanding Teacher Award of the Department of Psychiatry at Penn in 2000 and the Robert Dunning Dripps Award for Excellence in Graduate Medical Education by the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the Psychiatric Educator of the Year by the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society in 2007. He was Teacher of the Year at the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia in 2008, and Outpatient Teacher of the Year Award in 2002, 2008, 2010 and 2012 in the Penn Department of Psychiatry.
Most recently, he received the University of Pennsylvania Provost's Award for Teaching Excellence in 2014.
Dr. Summers received a B.A. from Harvard College in 1979, graduating magna cum laude in sociology, and an M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Following psychiatry residency at the Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, Dr. Summers was Director of the Outpatient Evaluation Service, and then Director of the Inpatient Evaluation Unit at the Institute from 1989 through 1997. In 1995, he was appointed Director of Residency Training at the Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, and then in 1997, he was named Associate Director of Education for Residency Training at the University of Pennsylvania, where he coordinated the merger of the Pennsylvania Hospital Residency into the University of Pennsylvania Psychiatry Residency. He became Co-Director of Residency Training in 2008. Dr. Summers graduated from the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis, and is a faculty member of the Philadelphia Center for Psychoanalysis.
Recent links
Milestone Project Called Paradigm Shift In Residency Education, Psychiatric News, August 28, 2013.
Milestone Project Audio Interview, Psychiatric News, August 28, 2013.
Psychodynamic Therapy Workshop, Sydney, Australia, July 20, 2013, video.
Psychotherapy's Role in Treatment, Letter to Psychiatric News, June 1, 2013.
The AADPRT President's Corner: Are We Getting Better?, July 21, 2011.
Review: Psychodynamic Therapy: A Guide to Evidence Based Practice, pp.33-34, Summer, 2011.
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Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Erik Cole, Jamie Benn and Cody Eakin tallied in
the third period, as the Dallas Stars ended the Minnesota Wild's seven-game
win streak with a 5-3 decision at American Airlines Center.
Ray Whitney and Tomas Vincour also scored for the Stars, who won their fourth
game in six thanks to three power-play strikes.
Kari Lehtonen made 30 saves for the victory, as Dallas avenged a 7-4 loss
to Minnesota at home on Monday.
Jaromir Jagr added a helper to reach 1,000 assists becoming the
12th player in NHL history to attain that milestone.
Devin Setoguchi and Jared Spurgeon provided offense for the Wild, who hadn't
dropped a road decision since a 5-3 setback in Chicago on March 5.
Matt Hackett surrendered all five scores on 33 shots, including three on just
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In addition to ongoing clinical care, staff in our division are actively involved in ongoing research which has recently included moderator effects on symptoms/impairment after head injury and use of functional neuroimaging to better understand brain injury pathology.
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Paige Thomas Eliminated! X Factor 2012 Live Results From November 29
The first elimination of the night always feels so sudden and brutal. But at this point in the competition, it could simply be that we don't want to say goodbye to anyone!
While the judges thought Paige Thomas's Rick Roll last night was one of her best performances, she received the lowest number of votes and was cut from the competition at the top of the hour.
Paige's elimination leaves Demi Lovato with just one contestant left in the competition — CeCe Frey, whom Simon told to "pack a suitcase.' Could tonight mean curtains for Demi's entire team? We'll find out soon.
Meanwhile, Paige isn't sweating her elimination. When asked how she felt about getting the axe, Paige said, "I've got bigger things to do and better things...I'm excited for the future." You go, girl!
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(The Cardinal Nation Show) -- The St. Louis Cardinals are coming off a 5-4 walk off win against Miami last Sunday, and possibly more importantly, a few days rest. The Cardinals will kick off the second-half of the season against a very familiar divisional foe.
The Cardinals and Reds have never been friends. With both competing in the National League Central, they play each other multiple times each season. Look no further than the August 10, 2010 bench-clearing brawl at Great American Ballpark. Since then the rivalry has only intensified.
Former Cardinals manager, Tony La Russa added more fuel to the fire just last week by leaving Brandon Phillips and Johnny Cueto off the All-Star roster. Dusty Baker, the manager of the Reds, attributed the snub to La Russa's continued distaste towards the players since the brawl. Phillips and Cueto were at the forefront of the brawl.
Phillips initiated the fight with Molina when the two exchanged words in response to the less than favorable words Phillips had said about the Cardinals in a previous interview. In video of the brawl, Cueto can be seen kicking players repeatedly. He argued it was in self-defense.
St. Louis (46-40) looks to continue its winning ways against Cincinnati (47-38) this season having won four of six. This series is an opportunity for the Cardinals to make up ground in the National League Central. They currently sit 1.5 games back of the 2nd place Reds who trail the first place Pirates by one game. Both the Cardinals and the Reds have won six of their past ten.
Another Cardinals pitcher who was supposed to return post-All-Star break has been shut down for the season. After undergoing shoulder surgery on Monday, Kyle McClellan joins Chris Carpenter as another pitcher done for the season. With McClellan gone, there is an added need for the early and middle relievers to step up, something they have struggled with lately.
One early reliever that has been fantastic since his call-up is Barret Browning. Through 4 games and 4.1 innings, Browning is still perfect. He has yet to allow a hit or walk, recording three strikeouts and maintaining a 0.00 ERA. He has retired 13 consecutive batters.
The Reds have relied on strong pitching so far this season with a club ERA of 3.39. Cincinnati's problems thus far are due to offensive inconsistency. The Reds are batting a paltry .236 with runners in scoring position and .194 when there is two outs. However, Joey Votto has been a powerhouse offensively. Batting .348, he is a strong MVP candidate.
Friday night's matchup between Wainwright (7-8, 4.56 ERA) and Latos (7-2, 4.13 ERA) will be a faceoff between two pitchers that have been good as of late. In five of his last six outings Wainwright has allowed three or fewer runs. Latos has only allowed 10 hits and two earned runs in his last three outings.
On Saturday, Lynn (11-4, 3.41 ERA) will look to pick up where he left off during his last start earning his 11th win after a few rough outings. Cincinnati will have Leake (3-6, 4.01 ERA) on the mound. Jake Westbrook (7-7, 3.75) will take the mound against Johnny Cueto (10-5, 2.39 ERA) in the series finale.
Game times for this weekend:
Friday July 13 7:10ET
Saturday July 14 4:05 ET
Sunday July 15 8 ET*
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U.S. soldiers assigned to Security Force Advise and Assist Team Gambit, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, provide security during an Afghan Border Patrol (ABP) outpost assessment at Nawa Pass, Kunar province, Afghanistan on Feb. 10, 2013. Team Gambit mentors and provides security for 3/1 Kandak as they conduct a battlefield circulation to assess ABP operations. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Ryan Hallgarth / Released)
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Spokane, WA (Sports Network) - Gary Bell, Jr. buried three 3-pointers en route
to a game-high 15 points on Monday night, as No. 19 Gonzaga cruised to an
84-50 triumph over West Virginia at McCarthey Athletic Center.
Guy Landry Edi followed with 14 points, while Kevin Pangos and Elias Harris
added 13 and 11 points, respectively, for the Bulldogs (2-0), who were coming
off a 38-point victory over Southern Utah in their season opener on Friday.
Aaric Murray paced the Mountaineers with 14 points and Jabarie Hinds added
nine points for West Virginia (0-1), which has lost back-to-back games to
Gonzaga after falling to the Bulldogs in the second round of last year's NCAA
West Virginia held a 2-1 lead on a Murray layup 90 seconds into the game, but
the Bulldogs scored the next 16 points and never looked back.
The lead touched 22 later in the first half on Bell's 3-pointer and peaked at
27 thanks to another Bell triple with 37 seconds remaining to send Gonzaga
into the locker room holding a 45-18 advantage.
West Virginia ripped off a 12-3 run early in the second half to pull within
50-32, but Harris answered with a trey at the other end to spark a 7-0 run and
press Gonzaga's advantage to 25.
The Bulldogs' lead never dipped below 20 the rest of the way as they cruised
to the double-digit victory.
Game Notes
Gonzaga shot 52 percent from the field and held West Virginia to just 27.3
percent shooting ... The Bulldogs went 9-of-16 from 3-point range, while the
Mountaineers shot just 3-of-26 from beyond the arc ... Michael Hart added 10
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Can't rep you again for awhile, but it is rep worthy. Great map.
Hi everyone,
Here's my last map, Kerngard, asked by a game master for his new campaign setting he's going to run soon. A few words about it since the key is in french : The area is a norse/viking-like fantasy land inhabited by seven main clans. Kromlegs are standed stones circles where some druidic priests get some ancient powers from gods. Kerns are known to be meghalithic stones, doors to the mythicals areas of Mispelvorn (the land between humans and gods territories), Noggs are kind of magical knots with great magical power, located at the crossroad of some telluric lines and Durngers are deep caves of an old dwarwes race whoare told to be once giants who were cursed by the gods and changed to dwarves.
Original size is 6614x4252px and as usual is a mix of hand drawn elements and digital work, along some vectors/jpgs used for embelishments. (uploaded version is a bit smaller one - 4961x3189px and a few less resolution). WIP thread here.
I hope you will like it as much as I had satisfaction to make it.
Comments are welcome. Feel free to rate, rep or run away
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Can't rep you again for awhile, but it is rep worthy. Great map.
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Another beauty Max. Nice one.
A fine map!
i loved using cartouche info in the side of the map... u have a lots of space to detail the infos without pollute the rest of the map.
wut is that Kern? It is so nice!!
Amazing map, congrats!
Thanks much guys
@Aquarits : You got it about the cartouches, exactly what I wanted to do with it. Giving the informations without overloading the map. I saw many maps with little cartouches or keys, filled with a lot of informations, and I wanted to do it in a different way : huge cartouches with a lot of spaces for the informations so that you can read it easily while keeping the central map the main focused element.
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Great! I like the sea/land color combination and the map symbols/rose compass. I found them very good integrated in the map.
Some Rep. added!
Another fine piece to add to your portfolio. Lovely work!
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Regulators reject SDG&E plan to recover 2007 wildfire costs
State utility regulators rejected on Thursday an application by San Diego Gas & Electric to recover uninsured costs of the devastating 2007 wildfires that destroyed more than 1,300 homes in San Diego County and killed two.
At issue in the proceedings was who should ultimately bear the cost of the three wildfires triggered largely by utility equipment -- utility customers in San Diego and southern Orange counties or investors in SDG&E and parent company Sempra Energy.
SDG&E currently estimates that costs from the October 2007 fires have exceeded by $326 million its insurance coverage and settlement payments from other responsible parties, with $1.4 billion in demands still pending in court.
- Wildfires test limits of corporate generosity
- Tree-trimming, electric contractors pay $370 million for 2007 fires
A proposal by California Public Utilities Commissioner Timothy Simon would have allowed SDG&E to recover up to 90 percent of uninsured costs in excess of $10 million for the 2007 and future fires from customers, with investors paying the remainder. Simon, in his last public meeting as a commissioner, withdrew the measure after it failed to garner support from four other commissioners.
"We cannot forget that these horrifying wildfires all had as their point of origin a utility-owned pole," said Commissioner Mark Ferron, who rallied the full commission around a competing decision. "We must insist that the utilities do everything reasonable in their power to prevent all wildfires. ... So I'm very concerned that we have in place every regulatory and financial incentive to ensure that our utilities are doing everything possible to prevent these disasters."
The commission stopped short, however, of dismissing SDG&E's request altogether, acknowledging concerns about utilities' ability to deal with massive potential liabilities of future fires in Southern California.
With about 600 claims still pending in court, San Diego Gas & Electric has exhausted $1.1 billion in fire insurance and more than $800 million in payments from its contractors and another company that played a role in the fires. Commissioners said climate change and continued human encroachment on fire-prone areas are only making matters worse.
The final decision Thursday, initially drafted by administrative law judge Maribeth Bushey, rejected provisions for streamlined cost recovery under a wildfire expense balancing account.
Ferron added amendments that would leave open a wildfire expense memorandum account for SDG&E to track future utility-related wildfire costs in excess of insurance.
"It's critical to note that keeping the memorandum accounts open does not -- and I repeat does not -- grant recovery of the expenses," he said. "SDG&E would still need to file special applications on a case-by-case basis to seek recovery of wildfire liability. And these would all be subject to a full reasonableness review by the commission."
Without that opening, SDG&E's last remaining resort would be a long-standing procedure for major unforeseen events that must be beyond the control of utility management -- a stretch, by the utility's own admission, when it comes to wildfires.
Charles Davis, whose Ramona-area home burned down in the Witch Creek Fire five years ago, said he believes SDG&E cannot be left unaccountable for the 2007 fires and that the commission made the right decision.
"They (SDG&E) can come back with another proposal," said the 52-year-old automotive service adviser. "But I think my family will have something to celebrate tonight."
SDG&E spokeswoman Stephanie Donovan called the decision a "good compromise" and indicated the utility would eventually reapply to recover 2007 fire costs.
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WELLSBURG - Brooke scored 27 first-quarter points and went on to defeat struggling Weir, 62-12, Friday in the most lopsided game in the long series between the Ohio River rivals.
The winless Red Riders turned the ball over repeatedly and wound up with 10 fumbles, losing half of them.
The Bruins were winning their second game of the season and celebrated the return of senior running back Raleigh Mason, who had sat out since the third play of the opening game. Mason made an immediate impact, totting the ball 10 times for 92 yards including a 12-yard touchdown run the second time he got his hands on the ball.
Brooke was without the services of senior quarterback Alec Buchmelter, but didn't miss a beat as sophomore Aaron Walker directed an offense that saw eight players rush the football for 363 yards. Walker was nearly perfect through the air hitting on 6 of 7 passes for 59 yards and a score. Walker carried the ball five times and scored on runs of 1 and 10 yards.
Another sophomore, running back Matt Hartman, was the primary rusher in the second half and he responded with 113 yards and three touchdowns. Hartman scored on runs of 48, 18 and 1 yard.
''The big thing for us was getting Raleigh back,'' first-year Brooke coach Sean Blumette said. ''When he's healthy he brings a whole new level of intensity to this team. One of the things we wanted to do was come out here and execute. We did that, especially in the first half when we were pretty much mistake-free.
The Red Riders, who were in the process of losing their ninth straight, really struggled in the first half. They went into the intermission with negative yardage.
However, the Riders, down 43-0 at the half, scored twice in the third on two tough runs by freshman Kameron Davis.
Davis swept right, broke a tackle and pranced up the sideline from 25 yards out for his first score. He came right back less than two minutes later and picked his way through the Bruins defense, shook loose of a couple of tacklers and found paydirt from 17 yards out.
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Albany, NY (Sports Network) - Anthony Myles scored 20 points as the Rider
Broncs held off the Siena Saints for a 62-56 decision in the Metro Atlantic
Athletic Conference opener for both sides at the Times Union Center.
Jonathon Thompson finished with 12 points, nine rebounds, and five assists for
Rider (6-4, 1-0 MAAC), which now has won two in a row. Nurideen Lindsey
chipped in 11 points on 4-of-8 shooting from the floor in his MAAC debut.
Rakeem Brookins came off the bench for Siena (2-8, 0-1) to score a team-high
12 points after missing the past six games, but the rust was apparent as he
converted only 5-of-16 field goal attempts. O.D. Anosike registered a double-
double with 11 points and 10 rebounds and Rob Poole also scored 11 points. The
Saints have now lost six consecutive games.
Siena held a narrow 16-15 edge on the scoreboard with 11:24 left before
halftime, but the Broncs closed out the half on a 17-6 run to take a 32-22
lead into the intermission. Rider scored seven points off of turnovers and 10
second chance points to help build its advantage before the break.
The Saints were unable to comeback in the second half despite making 50
percent of their field goal attempts while holding the visitors to 34.5
percent shooting from the field over the final 20 minutes.
Rider enjoyed a 42-34 advantage in the rebounding battle.
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The University of Michigan Clinical Simulation Center (UMCSC) is an innovative instructional environment and learning laboratory providing challenging, immersive simulation training for physicians, nurses and other health care professionals at the University of Michigan. As part of the Department of Learning Health Sciences, the UMCSC plays an integral role in leading change through innovative and effective education and establishing assessment methodologies used in clinical care.
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DLHS faculty, staff, and students attended the 2016 International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare
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