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What is a smart pointer and when should I use one?
A smart pointer is a class that wraps a 'raw' (or 'bare') C++ pointer, to manage the lifetime of the object being pointed to. There is no single smart pointer type, but all of them try to abstract a raw pointer in a practical way.
Smart pointers should be preferred over raw pointers. If you feel you need to use pointers (first consider if you really do), you would normally want to use a smart pointer as this can alleviate many of the problems with raw pointers, mainly forgetting to delete the object and leaking memory.
With raw pointers, the programmer has to explicitly destroy the object when it is no longer useful.
A smart pointer by comparison defines a policy as to when the object is destroyed. You still have to create the object, but you no longer have to worry about destroying it.
The simplest policy in use involves the scope of the smart pointer wrapper object, such as implemented by
Note that
Scoped pointers are useful when you want to tie the lifetime of the object to a particular block of code, or if you embedded it as member data inside another object, the lifetime of that other object. The object exists until the containing block of code is exited, or until the containing object is itself destroyed.
A more complex smart pointer policy involves reference counting the pointer. This does allow the pointer to be copied. When the last "reference" to the object is destroyed, the object is deleted. This policy is implemented by
Reference counted pointers are very useful when the lifetime of your object is much more complicated, and is not tied directly to a particular section of code or to another object.
There is one drawback to reference counted pointers — the possibility of creating a dangling reference:
Another possibility is creating circular references:
To work around this problem, both Boost and C++11 have defined a
This answer is rather old, and so describes what was 'good' at the time, which was smart pointers provided by the Boost library. Since C++11, the standard library has provided sufficient smart pointers types, and so you should favour the use of
There is also
Smart pointer is a pointer-like type with some additional functionality, e.g. automatic memory deallocation, reference counting etc.
Small intro is available on page Smart Pointers - What, Why, Which?.
One of the simple smart-pointer type is
Another convenient type is
Subject is covered in depth in book "C++ Templates: The Complete Guide" by David Vandevoorde, Nicolai M. Josuttis, chapter Chapter 20. Smart Pointers. Some topics covered:
Here's a simple answer for these days of C++11/C++14:
Definitions provided Chris,Sergdev and Llyod is correct. I prefer a simpler definition though, just to keep my life simple:
Smart pointer is simply a class that overloads
A smart pointer is like a regular (typed) pointer, like "char*", except when the pointer itself goes out of scope then what it points to is deleted as well. You can use it like you would a regular pointer, by using "->", but not if you need an actual pointer to the data. For that, you can use "&*ptr".
It is useful for:
You may not want to use a smart pointer when:
See also:
Most kinds of smart pointers handle disposing of the pointer-to object for you. It's very handy because you don't have to think about disposing of objects manually anymore.
The most commonly-used smart pointers are
A smart pointer is an object that acts like a pointer, but additionally provides control on construction, destruction, copying, moving and dereferencing.
One can implement one's own smart pointer, but many libraries also provide smart pointer implementations each with different advantages and drawbacks.
For example, Boost provides the following smart pointer implementations:
These are just one linear descriptions of each and can be used as per need, for further detail and examples one can look at the documentation of Boost.
Additionally, the C++ standard library provides three smart pointers;
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A smart pointer is an object that acts, looks and feels like a normal pointer but offers more functionality. In C++, smart pointers are implemented as template classes that encapsulate a pointer and override standard pointer operators. They have a number of advantages over regular pointers. They are guaranteed to be initialized as either null pointers or pointers to a heap object. Indirection through a null pointer is checked. No delete is ever necessary. Objects are automatically freed when the last pointer to them has gone away. One significant problem with these smart pointers is that unlike regular pointers, they don't respect inheritance. Smart pointers are unattractive for polymorphic code. Given below is an example for the implementation of smart pointers.
This class implement a smart pointer to an object of type X. The object itself is located on the heap. Here is how to use it:
Like other overloaded operators, p will behave like a regular pointer,
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Where is the part about the government taking gold?
Unless of course you mean H.R. 3590 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
(a) IN GENERAL.—Section 6041 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new subsections:
''(h) APPLICATION TO CORPORATIONS.—Notwithstanding any regulation prescribed by the Secretary before the date of the enactment of this subsection, for purposes of this section the term 'person' includes any corporation
that is not an organization exempt from tax under section 501(a). ''(i) REGULATIONS.—The Secretary may prescribe such regulations and other guidance as may be appropriate or necessary to carry out the purposes of this section, including rules to prevent duplicative reporting of transactions.''.
(b) PAYMENTS FOR PROPERTY AND OTHER GROSS PROCEEDS.— Subsection (a) of section 6041 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended— (1) by inserting ''amounts in consideration for
property,'' after ''wages,'', (2) by inserting ''gross proceeds,'' after ''emoluments, or other'', and (3) by inserting ''gross proceeds,'' after ''setting forth the amount of such''.
(c) EFFECTIVE DATE.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to payments made after December 31, 2011.
What does this all mean?
At the end of the year, businesses gather up all income and expenses and subtract expenses from income and hope that there is a profit.
If you hired someone during the fiscal year and paid more than $600 for their service, you have to issue a 1099-MISC to that individual. Under this new law, in addition to issuing 1099s to individuals, companies are now required to file 1099s for every corporation from whom they purchase more than $600 worth of goods or services in a given fiscal year. And each business/individual will receive a 1099 from each business to which you sold over $600 of goods or services.
This will create increase the amount of paperwork for small businesses across the country.
Everything Reportable
"Voluntary information reporting improves tax compliance without raising taxes on small businesses, which is why Presidents G. W. Bush and Obama both proposed similar policies to this one," wrote the committee staffer in an email to Budget & Tax News.
Tax experts say there's one potential upside in the new law for business owners: Eliminating the corporate and goods exemptions at least means businesses will no longer have to pore over every transaction to figure out whether it needs a 1099—if it crosses the $600 threshold, it's in. Couch says her firm already recommends collecting tax data on all vendors because the IRS requires businesses have it on hand at the time of the transaction or face backup withholding penalties.
"There are probably going to be some hiccups along the way because systems will need to be redesigned," says Couch. "But overall I believe it will make compliance on the payer end a lot more streamlined and easier. Because you don't have to have a lot of staff figuring out if they go in the reportable or the non-reportable box. Now everything is going to go into the reportable box."
Although the IRS has yet to issue final regulations on the new law specifying how the provisions will be implemented, Congressional opponents of the move aren't taking any chances. Rep. Dan Lungren (R-CA) has already introduced legislation to repeal the new 1099 requirements, garnering more than 50 House cosponsors.


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Asselin, Marlene, and Elizabeth Lee. 2002. I wish someone had taught me: Information literacy in a teacher education program. ''Teacher Librarian'' 30
Asselin, Marlene, and Elizabeth Lee. 2002. I wish someone had taught me: Information literacy in a teacher education program. ''Teacher Librarian'' 302: 10.
Asselin, Marlene, and Ray Doiron. 2004. Whither they go: An analysis of the inclusion of school library programs and services in the preparation of pre-service teachers in Canadian universities. ''Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian'' 22(1): 19-32. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_03.
Asselin, Marlene, and Ray Doiron. 2004. Whither they go: An analysis of the inclusion of school library programs and services in the preparation of pre-service teachers in Canadian universities. ''Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian'' 22(1): 19-32. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_03.
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The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education in Education.
Accrediting Agencies & Professional Associations
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
- National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. 2006. Rubric for Standard 1: Candidate Knowledge, Skills, and Dispositions. Professional Standards for the Accreditation of Schools, Colleges, and Departments of Education, pp. 14-19. http://www.ncate.org/documents/standards/unit_stnds_2006.pdf (accessed July 8, 2011).
ACRL Education and Behavioral Science Section
EBSS Instruction for Educators Committee. 2011. "Information literacy standards for teacher education. 2011. College and Research Libraries News, 72, no, 7: 42-436. http://crln.acrl.org/content/72/7/420.full#ref-list-2 (accessed July 11, 2011).
Curricula, Articles, and Presentations
Asselin, Marlene, and Elizabeth Lee. 2002. I wish someone had taught me: Information literacy in a teacher education program. Teacher Librarian 30, no. 2: 10.
Asselin, Marlene, and Ray Doiron. 2004. Whither they go: An analysis of the inclusion of school library programs and services in the preparation of pre-service teachers in Canadian universities. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22(1): 19-32. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_03.
Birch, Tobeylynn, Louise Greenfield, Karen Janke, Deborah Schaeffer, and Ada Woods. 2008. Partnering with librarians to meet NCATE standards in teacher education. Education 128, no. 3: 369-379.
Branch, Jennifer L. 2004. Teaching, learning and information literacy. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22, no. 1: 33-46. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_04.
Buff, Colleen. 2008. Information literacy for teaching and learning: A course for teacher practitioners. Education Libraries 31, no. 2: 12-18.
Carr, Jo Ann. Information literacy and teacher education. ERIC Digest. http://www.ericdigests.org/1999-2/information.htm (accessed July 8, 2011).
Crouse, Warren, and Kristine Kasbohm. 2004. Information literacy in teacher education: A collaborative model. The Educational Forum 69(1): 44.
Davis, Hazel M. Literacy modules as an integral component of a K-12 teacher preparation program: A librarian/faculty partnership. Distance Learning Library Services: The Tenth Off-Campus Library Services Conference. Patrick B. Mahoney (ed). Binghampton, NY: Haworth, 2002.
Davis-Kahl, Stephanie, and Lisa Payne. 2003. Teaching, learning, and research: Linking high school teachers to information literacy. Reference Services Review 31(4): 313-319.
Duke, Thomas Scott. 2009. Preparing information literate teachers: A metasynthesis. Library & Information Science Research 31(4): 247-256. doi:10.1016/j.lisr.2009.04.003.
Earp, Vanessa J. 2008. Information source preferences of education graduate students. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 27, no. 2: 73-91.
Edwards, Ronald G. 2000. Web tutorials for education students: A practical alternative to traditional library instruction. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 18, no. 2: 17-25.
Eisenberg, Michael, Lowe, Carrie A., and Spitzer, Kathleen L. 2004. Information Literacy: Essential Skills for the Information Age. 2nd edition. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited.
Floyd, Deborah M., Gloria Colvin, and Yasar Bodur. 2008. A faculty–librarian collaboration for developing information literacy skills among preservice teachers. Teaching and Teacher Education 24(2): 368-376. doi:10.1016/j.tate.2006.11.018.
Haycock, Laurel. 2007. Interdisciplinarity in education research: The graduate student perspective. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 25, no. 2: 79-92.
Hinchliffe, Lisa Janicke. 2004. Technology and the concept of information literacy for pre-service teachers. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22(1): 7-18. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_02.
Johnson, Corey M., and Lorena O'English. 2004. Information literacy in pre-service teacher education: An annotated bibliography. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22(1): 129-139. doi:10.1300/J103v22n01_09.
Kovalik, Cindy, Mary Lee Jensen, Barbara Schloman, and Mary Tipton. 2010. Information literacy, collaboration, and teacher education. Communications in Information Literacy 4(2): 145-69.
Latham, Don, and Melissa Gross. 2008. Broken links: Undergraduates look back on their experiences with information literacy in K-12 education. School Library Media Research 11(2), http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/aasl/aaslpubsandjournals/slmrb/slmrcontents/volume11/lathamgross.cfm (accessed July 8, 2011).
Martorana, Janet, et al. 2001. Bridging the gap: Information literacy workshops for high school teachers. Research Strategies 18(2): 113-120.
Montelongo, Jose A., and Navjit Brar. 2008. Information literacy skills for education students: "One-shot" library sessions. Texas Library Journal 84, no. 3: 96-101.
Neely, Teresa Y. 2009. Teaching information literacy skills to prepare teachers who can bridge the research-to-practice gap. Reference & User Services Quarterly 49, no. 2: 140-50.
O'Hanlon, Nancy. 1988. The role of library research instruction in developing teachers' problem solving skills. Journal of Teacher Education 39(6): 44.
Pappas, Marjorie. 2008. Standards for the 21st-century learner: Comparisons with NETS and state standards. School Library Media Activities Monthly 24(10): 19-26.
Robinson, Laura Eisenberg. 2008. Information literacy and early learners. Library Media Connection 27(2): 10-11.
Templeton, Lolly and Signia Warner. 2002. Incorporating information literacy into teacher education. Academic Exchange Quarterly 6(4): 71-76.
Tower, Cathy. 2000. Questions that matter: Preparing elementary students for the inquiry process. The Reading Teacher 53(7): 550-57.
Warner, Dorothy Anne. 2008. Recommended sequence for bibliographic and information literacy: Teaching preparation. A Disciplinary Blueprint for the Assessment of Information Literacy. Westport, CT: Libraries Unlimited: 33-50.
Witt, Steve W., and Julia B. Dickinson. 2003. Teaching teachers to teach: Collaborating with a university education department to teach skills in information literacy pedagogy. Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian 22(1): 75-95.


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This thread provides a focal point for those of us older SS & FG aficionados to post our experiences, questions, perspectives and ideas specific to our age that are different than those of our younger bretheren. This thread was originally proposed for age 50+, however, many 40+ members expressed interest, such that this thread has been started at 40+. Some of the topics that might be posted are:
1) Experiences in SS & FG prior to 1990 and going back as far as the 1950s.
2) Classic and Vintage SS & FG bikes, including ideas on restoration of them and identification.
3) Use of SS & FG bikes for training and health. Also, health issues that affect older riders and how to factor them into bike setup.
I would hope that this thread could maintain a higher level of civility and relevance than many of the normal threads in this forum, and open this forum up to more diversity.
Anyways, I welcome you one and all, and hope to see strong enough interest to maintain this thread as a sticky.
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Ag Shippers to Sound Off
June 10, 2010
When the Agriculture Transportation Coalition stages its annual meeting in San Francisco today and tomorrow, shippers will again be pleading with ocean carriers to explain why boxes are so hard to find.
Among those slated to speak are representatives from Staple Cotton (a Southern-based cotton exporter); ?Emily Lauzon, of Davisco (a Midwest-based dairy exporter);?Debbie McMillan of Derco (a West Coast-based almond/nut exporter);?Geoff Giovanetti with the Wine and Spirits Shippers Assn. (beverage importers); and Bob Sinner, ?with SB&B Foods Inc. (Midwest soy/specialty grain exporter, rail dependent).
This diverse group of exporters will share other common concerns as well: the impact of ocean carrier consolidation.
LM readers should check in here again for an account of the dialogue regarding this issue and related news about rail and truck service for outbound goods.
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Friday News, October 5
Worker Injured At Trench Construction Site
(Sioux Center) -- A Sioux City construction worker was injured when a trench he had been digging caved in on him. The accident occurred Thursday morning at a construction site near Sioux Center. 20 year old Nathaniel Christiansen was extricated by the Sioux Center Fire and Rescue and the Sioux County Sheriff's Department after a dirt trench collapsed on him. Christiansen is an employee of the L.A. Carlson Contracting Company of Merrill. Christiansen was first transported to the Sioux Center hospital, then airlifted to Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City. Mercy Medical Center has not released the medical condition of Christiansen.
Chatsworth Cornfield Fire
(Chatsworth) -- The Akron Fire Department assisted the Hawarden Fire Department with a cornfield fire that occurred Thursday afternoon at about 3:15 p.m. The fire was near the small community of Chatsworth. Apparently, a corn stalk got caught under a pick up truck that had been traveling across the field. The stalk was touching the engine, which ignited the fire. No word as to how many acres were destroyed in that cornfield fire, but fire officials were on the scene for nearly an hour.
Le Mars Fire Department Prepares For Prevention Week Breakfast
(Le Mars) -- Fire Prevention Week is next week and the Le Mars Fire and Rescue Department will kick off the awareness with its annual pancake and sausage breakfast, scheduled for Sunday between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. at Fire Station #1. Le Mars Fire Chief David Schipper says the fire fighters will be cooking the breakfast, and the proceeds generated from the free-will offering will help purchase new equipment.
Listen to
Schipper says the breakfast will feature some raffle items for children, including your choice of either a red or green pedal tractor, and also a barbie doll. Schipper says the breakfast is also a time for people to view the equipment.
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Eilts Named School Employee of the Month
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Community School District has announced its October "Employee of the Month". This time around the honor is given to high school custodian Scott Eilts. Eilts, recently served as the grand marshall of the Le Mars Community Homecoming Parade. Our congratulations are extended to Scott Eilts for being named the "Employee of the Month" for the Le Mars Community Schools.
UI Hospitals To Open New Clinic
CORALVILLE, Iowa (AP) - The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics will open a new $73 million clinic next week in Coralville that its leaders say should be more convenient and comfortable for
The Iowa River Landing clinic is located near Interstate 80 in a commercial development that also features restaurants and a hotel.
University, business and government leaders will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday and an open house on Saturday before doctors start seeing patients Monday.
The clinic is expected to eventually accommodate up to 300,000 patient visits per year in areas ranging from pediatrics to urology. University leaders say its convenitn location, free parking, spacious waiting room, and state-of-the-art technology will benefit patients.
University President Sally Mason says the clinic builds on the hospital's legacy of providing health care to Iowans.
Vice President Biden Speaks At Council Bluffs
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - Vice President Joe Biden says Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney renounced his own tax cut during Wednesday's presidential debate.
While campaigning in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Biden said a $5 trillion tax cut is the "centerpiece" of Romney's campaign for president.
But Biden said that during the debate, "We found out he doesn't have a $5 trillion tax cut. I guess he outsourced that to China." Biden said President Barack Obama was "presidential" and put
forward "a clear specific plan" during the debate. But he said Obama had a hard time figuring out Romney's positions on issues: "You never know what game Gov. Romney is going to come with."
Biden said Romney "either changed his positions on some issues or he doesn't remember them."
Convicted Felons Charged With Election Fraud
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Two convicted felons have been charged with election fraud for registering to vote.
The Department of Public Safety announced Thursday that 37-year-old Jason Rawlin, of Indianola, and 37-year-old Stacy Brown, of Kanawha, registered when they obtained driver's licenses
or ID cards from the Department of Transportation.
Rawlin was convicted in Wapello County on forgery charges. He told the agent he believed his right to vote was restored after his release from prison in 2001.
Brown was convicted in 2009 after pleading guilty to possession of anhydrous ammonia. She told the agent she signed a paper when getting a driver's license without reading it thoroughly.
Both have been charged with election fraud and fraudulent practices, then released.
The cases stem from information submitted to investigators by Secretary of State Matt Schultz.
High School Coach Sentenced To Prison For Sex With Student
BLOOMFIELD, Iowa (AP) - A former high school coach in southeast Iowa has been given five years in prison for having sex with a student.
34-year-old Patrick "Ryan" Nicoletto, of Bloomfield, was convicted of sexual exploitation by a counselor, therapist or school employee. Court records say he was found guilty after a jury trial in July and was sentenced on Wednesday.
Nicoletto had been an assistant girls' basketball coach and an assistant baseball coach at Davis County High School in Bloomfield.
Court records say Nicoletto and the student had sex during the school year and in the summer of 2008. The student was a junior at the school.
Oskaloosa Man Convicted of Killing Mother's Boyfriend
OSKALOOSA, Iowa (AP) - A 27-year-old Oskaloosa man has been convicted of killing his mother's boyfriend.
A jury found Bradley Arterburn guilty of first-degree murder after a day of deliberation on Wednesday. He was convicted of killing 58-year-old Robert "Hank" Horovitz at the home Arterburn shared with his mother.
Sentencing has not been scheduled.
Prosecutors said in opening arguments that Arterburn said Horovitz reminded him of an abusive stepfather.
Arterburn had asked to be found not guilty by reason of insanity. A battle ax and knife were used in the slaying.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department wants Egypt's opposition to reverse its declared boycott of upcoming parliamentary elections.
Spokesman Edgar Vasquez says the U.S. is encouraging all Egyptian parties and potential candidates to compete in the staggered vote, which starts in April. He says the elections offer Egyptians an opportunity to have their voices heard.
The main opposition group, the liberal and secular National Salvation Front, declared Tuesday it would boycott the elections. The announcement is likely to add to Egypt's political instability.
Washington sees the parliamentary votes as an important milestone in Egypt's democratic transition.
Vasquez said Tuesday it was "critical" for Egyptian parties to take part so that Egyptians can select representatives from a broad range of political positions.
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I am a new user of Zimbra (Vista/ Zimbra version 7.1.1). I keep reading forums and Q&As about Zimbra features that I cant find on my installation.
For example, I wanted to move multiple emails to a folder at one time. One of the forums suggested to check the desired emails and click "Move Selected Items". However, I do not see "Move Selected Items".
I posted another thread about Mail Preferences I have read about, that I do not see on my version such as changing the number of messages displayed in the message pane, setting up auto-reply, etc.
I am starting to think I may have downloaded an incorrect version.
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Debian "wheezy" Release Information
Debian 7.10 was released April 2nd, 2016. Debian 7.0 was initially released on May 4th, 2013. The release included many major changes, described in our press release and the Release Notes.
Debian 7.0 has been superseded by
Debian 8.0 (
To obtain and install Debian, see the installation information page and the Installation Guide. To upgrade from an older Debian release, see the instructions in the Release Notes.
The following computer architectures are supported in this release:
- 64-bit PC (amd64)
- 32-bit PC (i386)
- EABI ARM (armel)
- PowerPC
- Hard Float ABI ARM (armhf)
- kFreeBSD 64-bit PC (amd64)
- Intel Itanium IA-64
- MIPS (little endian)
- kFreeBSD 32-bit PC (i386)
- MIPS (big endian)
- IBM System z
Contrary to our wishes, there may be some problems that exist in the release, even though it is declared stable. We've made a list of the major known problems, and you can always report other issues to us.
Last but not least, we have a list of people who take credit for making this release happen.


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As curly clients hunt for products to tame frizz, enhance vitality and add shine, it's time to polish up on your oil repertoire.
By Susan Johnston
Not too very long ago, the very mention of oils in hair products was unthinkable.
"Traditionally, oils weren't considered desirable because they added weight and tackiness," says John Davis, co-founder and CEO of AG Hair Cosmetics. "Had you asked me two years ago, I would have told you that all of our products were oil-free. But, people see oils very differently now."
That's because there's an oil boom in the making, as clients everywhere are asking for more ways to calm their frizz, while ensuring health and shine. Product companies are answering the call with a plethora of oil options.
While the boom is new, oils themselves aren't. For centuries, women around the world used different botanical oils to lend their hair healthy sheen and appealing fragrance.
In September, AG Hair Cosmetics is launching The Oil, an argan-infused product designed to smooth and hydrate the hair without weighing it down. The Oil is the latest in an impressive lineup of professional, botanical and oil-based products that have hit the market in this buzzed-about category. Argania spinosa kernel oil, or argan oil, has been the superstar, with companies such as Moroccanoil, Agadir, Orofluido and DermOrganic creating entire lines around it. Argan oil is produced from the kernels of the argan tree, which is indigenous to southwestern Morocco. The oil softens thick, coarse and unruly hair, and brings shine to dull hair. High in vitamin E, argan oil also provides natural UV protection, which is especially beneficial for color treated hair, but works on all hair types.
While argan oils are definitely the most popular in this vast market, many companies have been blending it with other popular, health-boosting ingredients such as pequi and amla oils.
For example, Macadamia Natural Oil combines argan with macadamia seed oils. Michael Cain, education manager for Macadamia Natural says, "with the matching of those two oils, the performance of the product is unparalleled as far as the absorbency and as far as the great benefits. The combination of the two oils gives hair elasticity which prevents breakage and split ends."
Although some people expect hair oils to leave a greasy residue, Cain says these oils can actually have the opposite effect, even with daily use. "A lot of people who have finer hair will typically have an oilier scalp," he explains. "This helps even out the porosity in your hair." The oils also speed up blow-drying time, similar to the way oil and water separate.
When combined with an oil, certain extracts like aloe vera, which is said to heal minor skin injuries, can help repair a scalp that's been damaged by chemical processing.
"If the scalp is on the dry side, most of the time, you need to have a combination of natural and synthetic materials," says Dr. Ali Syed, president of Avlon Industries and master chemist for Syntonics formulations.
"Botanicals have been around for a long time and as styles changed, things become sort of cyclical," says Syed. He adds that botanical oils are gaining popularity among health-conscious consumers who have been "pushing the envelope toward natural ingredients in food, personal care, and health."
One of the pioneers in the oil boom is Moroccanoil, which introduced its signature Moroccanoil three years ago. Driven by the success of the initial products, the company has been introducing new products ever since, says Moroccanoil artistic director Antonio Corral Calero.
The popularity of the products was especially evident among curly clients and the stylists who use them. As a result, the company answered the demand with several curl-specific products containing its argan oil. The line now boasts a curl-defining mousse, curl control cream and intense curl cream. Moroccanoil infuses their argan oil with vitamin A, E and F to protect against free-radicals.
"What makes our curl line so unique is that the formulas work on dry and wet hair," says Calero. "These formulations not only make styling easier, but they also decrease frizz, make curls more manageable, and restore moisture to the hair."
Now there are a number of great oils available, including: Mizani Supreme Oil; Oscar Blandi products with jasmine oil; Oribe Haircare's oilinfused products; and Alterna's Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil.
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January 30, 2013
Bridgeport residents concerned about the safety of their children are being asked to do something about it....
Seems like NR/Intell editors don't keep up with the news. Latest news this morning concerns a man boarding a school bus, shoots and kills the driver, takes a child hostage, and is now holed up in a storm bunker with the child. After we put a "resource officer" in every school building do we hire an extra one for the playground, do we hire enough to put one on every school bus, do we hire one to attend every football practice during the summer? Get real editor, a resource officer is a stop-gap measure and a bottomless money pit.
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Digital cameras record the date and time pictures are taken. When you transfer the pictures from your camera to your computer, the date and time are then saved on your computer as a part of the information that is stored with each picture. Unfortunately, this information is not always accurate. If you took some of your pictures in a different time zone, for example, the time recorded for those pictures could be incorrect by several hours. The camera might also be set to the wrong date and time. Or, if you scan pictures, the date will reflect the date they were scanned, not the date that they were taken. All of these discrepancies can be adjusted.
Open Windows Photo Gallery by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Photo Gallery.
If you don't see the Info pane on the side of the window, click Info on the toolbar to display it.
Click the picture that you want to change.
To select several pictures, hold down CTRL, and then click each picture that you want to change.
Click the date at the top of the Info pane.
Click the arrow next to the date, and then click the correct date on the calendar.
Click the time at the top of the Info pane.
Select the correct time.
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incoming internal and external mails to accounts in our ZCS installation are only to be delivered during specific time periods.
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Dry Tortugas National Park's coral and sea grass communities are among the most vibrant in the Florida Keys, and sea turtles make their way to its beaches each summer to lay their eggs. (Take a Florida Keys quiz.) Unlike some other Gulf Coast national parks, Dry Tortugas National Park is not yet visibly affected by the Gulf oil spill.(See pictures of animals caught in the Gulf oil spill.) (See the Intelligent Travel blog post Florida's Forgotten National Park.)—Ker Than Photograph by Mike Theiss, National Geographic Big Cypress National Preserve American alligators gather near the submerged roots of a cypress tree in Florida's Big Cypress National Preserve, one of the eight national parks that the U.S. National Park Service is monitoring for signs of damage from the Gulf oil spill (file photo).The parks selected for special monitoring all lie along the U.S. Gulf Coast, which stretches from Texas to Florida. (See a Gulf of Mexico map.) 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The park lies directly in the path of the Gulf oil spill, and its Barataria Bay is especially vulnerable, because it's linked to the Gulf of Mexico via waterways, according to the U.S. National Park Service. Upper reaches of that bay are now lined by floating booms, intended to protect the shore from oil. The park is home to songbirds, as well as swamp rabbits, mink, coyotes, and deer. So far, no animals that live in U.S. national parks have been affected by the Gulf oil spill, the Park Service's Amzelmo said—but that could change. "To my knowledge, we haven't had [any wildlife affected] on the shores of the national parks," she said. "But we are preparing for that." Photograph by Joy Tessman, National Geographic Biscayne National Park A man fishes in Gulf Coast waters in Florida's Biscayne National Park (file photo).No oil has been spotted on the park's shores yet, but U.S. National Park Service staff are preparing for its arrival. 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HIST 3416: Social Change in the Civil War Era
- Starting Your
- Finding Sources
in the Libraries
- Finding Sources
in Databases
- Interlibrary
- Further
Reference Resources
Reference resources can be a great place to start when you are developing a new topic. They can provide you with an overview and background information, summarize established knowledge and important facts, discuss key figures, and offer a list of recommended sources or readings.
Reference resources, ranging from the general to the specific, are available to you in print and electronic format and may be found by searching Chinook or looking under the heading History - General, Reference Sources in Find Articles & Databases. Here are a selection that might be helpful:
Full text of hundreds of reference titles on a great variety of historical subjects from a well-known publisher of history reference works. CU
American National Biography Online
Biographical work on people from all eras who have influenced and shaped American history and culture. Find profiles of more than 18,000 men and women from all walks of American life, from the well-known to the infamous to the obscure. CU
Oxford African American Studies Center
"The online authority on the African American experience" includes over 5000 biographies, selected primary documents, encyclopedic entries on African American topics (arts, humanities, social sciences, and sciences) from reference works such as Africana, Encyclopedia of African American History 1619 to present, Black Women in America, African American National Biography 1527 to present, Encyclopedia of African American Art and Architecture, and others. CU
Tips for Developing a Search Strategy
Before starting your search, break down your topic into discrete concepts that represent its major aspects. These concepts will be used to develop search terms, that is, significant words or phrases (nouns or noun phrases work best) that can be used when searching in online catalogs or research databases. Your search terms will determine the quantity and relevance of results you retrieve.
- For more flexible searching, think of various ways to express these search terms:
- synonyms (related terms)
- broader terms
- narrower terms
- You need to tailor the search terms to the type of material you are searching. When searching for:
- Books and other larger units, broader terms tend to work better because the topics covered by books tend to be more general.
- Journal articles and other smaller units, narrower terms tend to work better because the topics covered by articles tend to be more specific.
- Full text of books or articles, narrower terms or even unique terms like names or places tend to work better because you are searching on the full text.
- Adding terms that represent geographical or chronological facets may be useful.
- If you get too many results, try using narrower search terms or add another facet to your search. If you get too few results, try using broader terms, synonyms or subtract a facet from your search.
- Avoid using redundant or overlapping search terms, e.g. using "19th century" AND "Victorian period", or using "Middle Ages" in the International Medieval Bibliography. This is a common reason for getting too few results.
- Thinking of terms couched in the language of the time period you are studying is particularly important for searching in full-text, primary-source databases. For historical synonyms, consult the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary.
- Now break down your topic into discrete search terms.
- AND: women AND "social reform" AND "19th century" (must find all terms)
- OR: "social reform" OR "social movements" (must find one of the terms)
- NOT: New York NOT City (must find first term NOT second term)
- Phrases: "social reform" (must find that phrase in that order)
- Synonyms: ("social reform" OR "social movements") AND "19th century"
- Truncation and wildcards:
atrocit* will find atrocity and atrocities
wom?n will find woman and women
Once you've selected your search terms, think critically about what kind of information resources you need and select appropriate databases in which to search for material. This step is crucial to efficient identification of quality primary and secondary sources for your research.
Though on the face of it a full-text database might always seem like the best source of information, don't be fooled! Sometimes the best source to identify primary and secondary sources on your topic may be an electronic or print index. Choose your databases based on the utility of the content/content indexed for your research, not the form in which the content is delivered.
- Are you looking for primary or secondary sources? Covering what area of the world? During what time period? Find Articles & Databases: History lists a selection of databases by type of sources and geographic area.
Are there other subject areas touching on your topic that might list additional databases with historical aspects? Look in the subject categories on Find Articles & Databases to see.
- Now choose databases that might be relevant for your topic.
You can locate primary and secondary sources for your research in the Libraries by searching the Chinook library catalog. Chinook is where you want to search for books, journals, microforms and other materials but not articles.
The primary sources may include documents (books, letters, etc.) published during the period under study or electronic, microform, and printed collections of these documents published at a later date. Sometimes records for individual primary sources contained in electronic databases or microform sets are in Chinook, but most often the intellectual contents are only available in the databases themselves or through microform collection guides (see "Primary Sources on Microforms" below for more information).
The following tips will help you make the most of your Chinook Classic searching:
- From the full record of a relevant title, you can find similar titles by:
- Looking at the Subjects listed and clicking on the links to find other titles in the catalog with the same subject heading.
- Clicking on the "Nearby Call Numbers" button. This will allow you to virtually browse the collection by showing you what other titles would be shelved next to that one.
- Titles may have different locations in the CU library system, for example, Norlin Stacks, PASCAL offsite, or Norlin Library Periodicals Collection. If you are wondering where these locations are, click on the location link.
- You can use the "Request It!" button to:
- Request materials from PASCAL, the Libraries' offsite storage facility
- Recall materials that are currently checked out
- Have a book paged and held for you at a CU library of your choice
- You will receive an email when the materials are available
Requesting electronic copies:
- You can order an electronic copy of a book chapter in a book we own through ILLiad.
- You can order an electronic copy of an article in a print journal we own by clicking on the "Request a PDF (UCB only)" button in the record for the print journal (sample record).
- If an item is checked out or we do not own it, search the Prospector consortial catalog by clicking the brown "Search Prospector to find it in another library" button that appears on the left. You can order a copy of what you want online if is available to be loaned from another Prospector library. Circulation will contact you when it is available for pick-up.
- Click the "Find More Resources" button to look up a topic in Encyclopedia Britannica Online, search Google Scholar, or export a citation into RefWorks bibliographic management software available to all CU students. (For more information, see the Organizing Your Bibliographic Citations bar under the Finding Sources in Databases tab.)
When you search Chinook, you will get a mixed bag of results including both primary and secondary sources.
Try this example:
|Concept 1:
Concept 2:
Concept 3:
"united states"
Concept 4:
"civil war"
primary & secondary sources
There are several ways to limit your search to primary sources:
- Add one of the special subject terms that identify primary sources to your search, like sources (more general), correspondence, diaries, narratives, pamphlets, speeches, letters, documents, etc.
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Concept 3:
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- Do another search and try limiting the dates of publication, entering the dates bounding your time period. For this search, leave off any special subject terms identifying primary sources from the previous search.
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"civil war"
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primary sources
- Another approach is to do an Author search for books written by key participants (people or organizations) in the events you are investigating.
None of these strategies will net all primary sources, nor will their results necessarily be entirely exclusive of one another. But they will help you identify subsets of primary sources on your topic inthe Libraries.
The Libraries owns a rich cache of primary sources on microforms that cover all areas of the world. There are different ways you can find out what kinds of sources a microform collection contains, including online guides linked in the Chinook record, printed guides, and tables of contents and indexes that are included on the microforms themselves. Once you have located on which reels items of interest are located, you can order/locate those reels for viewing.
Microform scanners are available in the Research Area on the second floor of Norlin Library. You can make electronic copies of items on microforms and email or save them to a flash drive for free. Microform readers and printers are also available here and in Government Publications.
Some examples of our microform collections are:
The following Libraries' departments contain substantial material for historical research in addition to what you can find in the regular collections. Not all of the materials in these departments have records in Chinook, so the best policy is to visit and use finding aids that may only be available on site.
- Government Information offers a rich array of primary sources, particularly, but not limited to, those relating to politics, government, and the military.
- Special Collections will also have items of interest on a wide variety of topics. Visit their web page and reading room to discover what they have available.
- The CU Archives holds rich Western Americana collections, especially those pertaining to Colorado. The Archives offers primary sources on topics ranging from mining to the military to women.
Below is a selection of the history databases available for your research.
Secondary source databases allow you to identify the existence of materials whether or not the CU Libraries owns them. In addition to larger units like books, you can use them to find smaller units like articles and book chapters that you might not be able to find otherwise.
The standard secondary source databases for history research are America: History and Life for US and Canadian history, and Historical Abstracts for the history of the rest of the world. These databases index a wide range of journals as well as books, book chapters, book and media reviews, and dissertations. You will want to supplement these with additional databases.
America: History and Life With Full Text
America: History & Life with Full Text is a database of literature covering the history and culture of the United States and Canada, from prehistory to the present. With selective indexing for 1,700 journals from 1955 to the present this database also provides full-text coverage of more than 230 journals and more than 100 books. Strong English-language journal coverage is balanced by an international perspective on topics and events, including abstracts in English of articles published in more than 40 languages. CU
Humanities Full Text
Full text or abstracts of articles, interviews, obituaries, bibliographies and reviews in Archaeology, Art, Classical Studies, Dance, Film, Folklore, Gender Studies, History, Literary and Social Criticism, Literature, Music, Performing Arts, Philosophy, Religion, and Theology. May be searched concurrently with Social Sciences Full Text. CU
Proquest Historical Newspapers
Provides online access to older issues of newspapers, including the New York
Times, Chicago Tribune, and Washington Post. Access extends back to 1851, 1849, and 1877 respectively. CU
This resource provides full-text content and images from numerous newspapers from a range of urban and rural regions throughout the U.S. The collection encompasses the entire 19th century, with an emphasis on such topics as the American Civil War, African-American culture and history, Western migration and Antebellum-era life. CU
African American Newspapers: The Nineteenth Century
Database that contains a wealth of information about the cultural life and history during the 1800s, and is rich with first-hand reports of the major events and issues of the day, including the Mexican War, Presidential and congressional addresses, Congressional abstracts, business and commodity markets, the humanities, world travel and religion. Also contains large numbers of early biographies, vital statistics, essays and editorials, poetry and prose, and advertisements all of which embody the African-American experience. CU
HarpWeek: The Civil War Era (1857-1865)
Pages from Harper's Weekly, scanned as images. Includes indexes. CU
Making of America (Cornell)
Making of America (Michigan)
A large and diverse full-text collection of books and journals, mainly from the years 1850 to 1870, made available by the University of Michigan and Cornell University.
A partnership of major research institutions and libraries working to ensure that the cultural record is preserved and accessible long into the future. There are more than sixty partners in HathiTrust, and membership is open to institutions worldwide. HathiTrust brings together the immense collections of partner institutions in digital form, preserving them securely to be accessed and used today, and in future generations.
The Internet Archive offer permanent access for researchers, historians, scholars, people with disabilities, and the general public to historical collections that exist in digital format. It includes texts, audio, moving images, and software as well as archived web pages.
Once you have located periodical material of interest in these databases, if they do not contain a direct link to full text, make sure you have all the relevant citation information. You can print and/or email the citations and abstracts from most of the databases. Your next steps for getting an article are offered via the "Find it at CU" link if it appears in the database:
- Search for an electronic copy of the journal by searching Chinook by ISSN under "Library Catalog"
- Search for a print copy of the journal by searching Chinook by Title under "Library Catalog." If we own the print, you can order an electronic copy by clicking on the "Request a PDF (UCB only)" button in the record for the print journal (sample record).
- If no print version is available, order an electronic copy under "Articles" through ILLiad (document delivery/ILL).
Books, Book Chapters, DVDs...
Do a Title search for the book in Chinook to see if the CU Libraries hold it.
- You can order an electronic copy of a book chapter we own through ILLiad
If we do not have the material in question, order through Interlibrary Loan by visiting this page.
If an item is not held by the Libraries, you can obtain it through Interlibrary Loan. Visit this page for your basic ILL options. Please note, however, the decision to loan items is up to the holding library. How much time it takes to fill the request can range from 24 hours to 3 weeks, depending. Articles and book chapters are generally faster than books.
The ILLiad interlibrary loan system is used to make many requests:
- Log in using your Identikey, and submit the required information for the items you would like to order.
- The first time you log in you will need to fill out your contact information.
- If you enter ILLiad from a database, it will often supply most of the necessary information automatically.
- Please put in a realistic date by which you can last use the material when you submit your request. If the title cannot be supplied by that date, the request will be automatically cancelled. If the title is supplied, the Libraries will have to pay for the loan whether you use it or not.
Below are some useful catalogs you can use to locate ILL materials, with suggested times you should allow to receive them:
If you have searched Chinook and a book or microform is not located in the Libraries, click on the brown Prospector button in the upper right-hand corner of the Chinook search screen. This action will rerun your search in the catalogs of 20+ academic, public, and special libraries in Colorado and Wyoming. If the item is found, you can order it online through Prospector. You should allow 3-5 days to receive the material.
CRL is a consortium of North American universities, colleges, and independent research libraries that acquires and preserves traditional and digital resources for research and teaching and makes them available to member institutions through interlibrary loan and electronic delivery. Its records are loaded into Prospector, and you can request electronically from there. CRL's loan period is much longer than traditional ILL, and purchase requests can be made for materials that fit in with its collections.
If you cannot find an item in Prospector, search WorldCat. It is the closest thing we have to a national union catalog, and it contains records for diverse materials, including books, microforms, archival material, maps, and visual material. WorldCat is a wonderful resource for discovering new and obscure material on your topic. If you find material that is of interest to you, search Chinook and Prospector to be sure CU or another Prospector library does not already own it. If not, you can order the needed materials from ILLiad via a link in WorldCat that will populate the request form with data. You should allow up to three weeks to receive the material.
If you are in a database, click on "Find it at CU" and follow the "document delivery/ILL" link into ILLiad. Otherwise, go directly into ILLiad to make your request. You should allow a week to receive the material.
Still need help after trying the strategies listed on this guide? Or can't figure out how to use a particular resource? Here are some options for further assistance:
- How Do I...? helpful web guides on a variety of research-related topics
- Ask Us! email, chat, text, and phone reference services are available extended hours
- Walk-up reference services at the Research Desk on the 2nd floor of Norlin Library as well as at some branch libraries (see "Hours Staffed")
- Drop by my office hours
- Request a research consultation at least a week in advance
Once you have found relevant material, you may wish to manage your bibliographic information using specialized software. The Libraries have subscribed to RefWorks, which is available to all CU students.
For detailed information on adding citations to the database, creating a bibliography, and more in How Do I...Use RefWorks?


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Regular-sized Ditka or mini-Ditka?
What about these matchups... Dwight Howard vs. Troy Polamalu... Ben Wallace vs. Albert Haynesworrth... Shaq vs. Martin Gramatica, Morten Anderson, and Jeff Feagles
Right now? LeBron
3 years ago? Urlacher would kill him.
Extreme Rules? Ladder Match? Cage Mtach?
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LeBron. Urlacher would be late getting there, and throw out his back.
I'm sorry... is this even a question... You are talking a fist fight right? Not one on one... The answer is #54
Brian has the kill-kill-kill mentality so I'll have to stick with him
Urlacher by a hair..
If Ditka is there Urlacher easily!
Louis Anderson would kill both of Lebron and Urlacher
Urlacher is the most over-rated player of this generation. That being said, Urlacher.
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Residents have the right to receive notice before the room or roommate of the resident is changed.
The facility should be sensitive to the trauma a move or change of roommate causes some residents, and should attempt to be as accommodating as possible. This includes learning the resident's preferences and taking them into account when discussing changes of rooms or roommates and the timing of such changes.
For a resident who is being moved at the facility's request, a staff member should explain to the resident the reason for the move and support the resident by providing the opportunity to see the new location and meet the new roommate and to ask questions about the move.
For a resident who is receiving a new roommate, a staff member should give the resident as much notice and information about the new person as possible while maintaining confidentiality regarding medical information.
The facility should support a resident whose roommate has passed away by providing a little time to adjust before moving another person into the room, depending on the resident's level of connection to the previous roommate.
The facility should provide necessary social services for a resident who is grieving over the death of a roommate.
A Medicare or Medicaid approved nursing home must give you advanced written notice before your room or roommate is changed. The home should also explain why the change is necessary.
Federal law gives each resident the right to receive notice before the resident's room or roommate is changed. While the regulation does not include a specific time frame for the notice, the interpretive guidelines clarify that the facility is to lessen resident trauma associated with the change and accommodate the resident as much as possible.
General rule is three days notice before a room or roommate change, unless a longer or shorter notice is necessary.
When should you contact an ombudsman?
—to resolve complaints.
—to request better individualized care.
—to confidentially communicate problems and concerns.
—to gain feedback prior to choosing a nursing home.
Erin LeBlanc is the long-term care ombudsman serving Logan, Phillips and Sedgwick counties. 970-630-7714 mobile, 854-2949 office.
Holyoke Enterprise November 15, 2012


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The relationship between elephants and people goes back millennia. Elephants have been an integral part of history, religion, art, and culture in many parts of Asia.
"Th' unwieldy elephant, To make them mirth, us'd all his might, and wreathed. His lithe proboscis."
-John Milton, Paradise Lost
Elephants have been important in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Ganesh, the Hindu elephant God, is worshipped as the lord of success, education, knowledge, wisdom and wealth.
John Kistler's book, War Elephants, pointed out that for over a thousand years, generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed. Elephants built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces.
Aristotle called the elephant "the beast which passeth all others in wit and mind."
"Nature's great masterpiece, an elephant – the only harmless great thing."
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How to Hire Our Students
Career Services offers a variety of services to help employers recruit both students and graduates for a variety of positions. Whether employers are seeking to fill a permanent or temporary position, full- or part-time position, summer or school-year position, or legal or non-legal position, the office provides an array of recruiting mechanisms to assist employers in recruiting qualified candidates.
To learn more about how to hire Moritz students and graduates, please select from the following:
- On-Campus Interviews
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On-Campus Interviews
For the convenience of employers, on-campus interviewing periods are offered twice a year in the fall and the spring. Fall on-campus interviewing is limited to 2L and 3L students, while spring interviewing also includes our first-year law students.
Spring '13 Semester On-Campus Interview Dates
- February 11 - March 8
Fall '13 Semester On-Campus Interview Dates
- August 12 - 16 (Early OCI)
- September 9 - 20 (Regular OCI)
Post a Job
There are three ways to post a job for our students and/or alumni:
- Sign on to Symplicity
- Complete the Job Posting/Resume Collection Form
- E-mail Ebony Mobley, Recruitment Coordinator
Please be sure to include a brief description of the position, contact information, to whom candidates should apply, and what application materials to include. Rate of pay or salary are helpful but optional.
Off-Campus Job Fairs
As a member of The National Law School Consortium (NLSC), we hold job fairs in various large U.S. legal markets. The National Law School Consortium is an association of ten top public law schools from across the United States. Employers who participate in these job fairs include a cross section of large firms, medium-sized firms and government employers. We will be participating in the following off-campus job fairs in 2013:
- New York City, NY – August 6
- Washington, D.C. – August 7
- Philadelphia, PA – August 8
- Chicago, IL – August 16
- Miami, FL – September 6
Please contact Linda Jones in our office if you would like to participate or learn more about the 2013 job fairs.
Moritz Short-term Assistance Registry (STAR)
The Moritz Short-term Assistance Registry (STAR) is designed to provide employers a pool of qualified second- and third-year students and graduates from the most recent class to hire for assistance with short-term projects. The intent of the program is to provide you with short-term assistance with no obligation to hire on a continued basis and to give students an opportunity to get some relevant practical experience. Such projects could include:
- Document review
- Research and writing
- Updating summaries of state and/or federal regulations
- Assisting with writing articles or updating firm newsletters
- Updating firm website
- Filing court documents
Government & Public Interest Opportunity Forum & Job Fair
Designed for public interest and government employers, this event is held each year in the spring semester. The Forum brings together public interest and public service employers seeking paid and unpaid interns for the summer or for the school year. Employers select and interview students for full or half days for selected days in February 2013. Additional "Table Talk" sessions allow employers to provide information about their organizations to interested students. Employers may participate in either or both sessions. If you wish to participate or have questions, please contact Cybele Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com or (614) 292-7707.
2013 Interview and Table Talk Dates
- Interviews: February 12-15
- Table Talk: February 20
Examples of Opportunity Forum employers who have participated in the past are: The Legal Aid Society of Columbus, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office, Franklin County Public Defender's Office, Ohio Consumers' Counsel, Equal Justice Foundation, Industrial Commission of Ohio, Ohio Poverty Law Center, Ohio Department of Mental Health, U.S. Attorney's Office, Franklin County Common Pleas Court, and others.
Market Your Firm or Organization to Our Students
Employers can market themselves to our students by:
- Volunteering to conduct mock interviews
- Participating in career services programs relevant to your area of practice
- Conducting informational interviews with our students
- Working with student groups
- Hosting snacks during final exams
- Hosting an on- or off-campus event
- Sponsoring the purchase of career-related resources
NALP Principles and Standards for Law Placement and Recruitment Activities
Employers must adhere to the Principles and Standards for Law Placement and Recruitment Activities as set forth in the NALP Guidelines. See Section IV, Principles for Employers and Section V, Standards for the Timing of Offers.
The services of the Career Services Office of the Moritz College of Law are available only to employers who provide equal opportunities for all, in compliance with the policy of The Ohio State University, regardless of sex, age, race, color, gender identity or expression, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, sexual orientation, Vietnam-era or other veteran status, except as mandated by pertinent legal requirements.


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WASHINGTON – The economy in the D.C. metro region may be more sequestration-proof than originally predicted.
Stephen Fuller, director of the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University, says the region's economy is still growing, housing prices are up and the unemployment rate is still low.
Fuller says the full impact of furloughs and layoffs from sequestration is being phased in and that is softening the blow to the region's economy.
"The economy will be generating jobs fast enough by the time we start seeing some job losses from sequestration," he says.
Late last year Fuller had predicted that Virginia, Maryland and D.C. would be hit hard by sequestration.
"The impacts coming from sequestration, which are going to be real, will be spread out over a longer period," he told WTOP.
Fuller says Virginia may still lose more than 154,000 jobs, most of those are defense-related, with Maryland losing more than 84,000 and D.C. about 94,000.
But those numbers are way down from the job losses predicted late last year.
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A look at the week's top recalls.
GM, Chevy recalling pickups
General Motors Co. is recalling nearly 19,000 of its all-new 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks to repair a problem with the manual reclining seatback, according to a notice from U.S. auto safety regulators.
On some of the trucks, the front seats may have a defect in the reclining mechanism. As a result, the seatbacks fail to comply with federal auto safety standards on head restraints. The recalled models were built between Aug. 1 and Sept. 10. GM's truck roll-out began in June and represents the most important vehicle launch for the No. 1 U.S. automaker since its 2009 bankruptcy restructuring.
22K Calphalon blenders recalled
A piece of the blender's mixing blade can come loose, injuring the user. The blenders retail for $130 and are sold at retailers nationwide. The company is recalling 22,000 units with multiple manufacturer numbers.
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More than 100,000 of the Snoopy Sno-Cone makers, manufactured by LaRose Industries, are being recalled after reports of a brass piece coming loose and potentially falling into a sno-cone. The units have been sold through a variety of retailers, including Amazon, from September 2012 through July.


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Sparked by junior Brian Downey's 10 third-quarter points and junior Kyle McGinley's game-sealing free throws — he converted all six of his attempts in the final 46.9 seconds — Calhoun knocked off district-rival Kennedy, 65-53, last Friday night in a Conference AA-III boys' basketball showdown.
With his team trailing by four at halftime, Colts senior Tommy Murphy scored two quick buckets, the second coming in transition off of his own steal, and Calhoun only picked up steam from there.
"It was a matter of making the extra pass and finding the open man," Colts coach Jay Kreutzberger said of his team, which scored just 25 points in the first half and poured in 40 after intermission.
"They have four options offensively and seemed to get easier baskets, especially in the second half," Kennedy coach Rory Block said. "We struggled in the second half scoring the basketball and keeping them off the boards. Bottom line, they executed better than
The win kept Calhoun perfect against conference rivals (4-0) and knocked the Cougars from the ranks of the conference unbeatens (3-1). "It was a great crowd, a great atmosphere and a great game," Block said of the contest that was played in front of a standing-room only crowd at Calhoun. "Calhoun played awesome and hard and we played awesome and hard."
McGinley's clutch free throws help keep the Cougars at arm's length down the stretch, as Kennedy seniors Ralph Faiella (17 points) and Chris Racalbuto (11) each drained three-pointers in the final 1:08. Their buckets weren't enough to offset the damage done by Downey's earlier barrage — he drained a pair of threes and all four of his free-throw attempts in the third quarter, also chipping in with a pair of steals and rebounds in the frame.
"That's probably the second game this season that [Brian] Downey has led us," Krunitzberger said, noting the balance in the Colts' offense often leads to different leaders stepping up.
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A naked man who was shot dead by Miami police as he chewed at the face of another nude man has been identified by police sources as a divorcee with a history of arrests, WPLG-ABC 10 reports.
Rudy Eugene, 31, was gunned down after the gruesome attack off the city's MacArthur Causeway, with the aftermath captured on film by a Miami Herald surveillance camera.
An old mug shot of Eugene was shown on the station as his former wife told the channel she had not spoken to him for more than three years.
The woman, named by the Miami Herald as Jenny Ductant, said: "I wouldn't say he had [a] mental problem but he always felt like people was against him...No one was for him, everyone was against him."
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She claimed his increasing violence had led to their divorce in 2007, adding "That's why I left."
Court records show Eugene had been arrested eight times since the age of 16, once for a battery charge which was later dropped.
Eyewitness Larry Vega told WSVN-Fox 7 he saw a man biting the victim's face.
He said: "I told him to get off and the other guy just kept eating the other guy away."
The cyclist notified police, who ordered the man to stop.
Vega added: "The guy just stood, his head up like that, with pieces of flesh in his mouth. And he growled."
The officer fired, but the man continued to chew, prompting him to continue shooting, eventually killing him.
The New York Daily News quoted Vega as saying: "The guy - he was like a zombie, blood dripping, it was intense. The closest thing I've seen to it? 'The Walking Dead'."
Police say Eugene may have been suffering from a drug-induced mania which causes the body to heat up, causing some users to strip off, the Miami Herald reported.
Armando Aguilar of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police suggested the drug may have been a new form of LSD.
The identity of Eugene's victim, also believed to be a homeless man, has not been released. He is in a critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Aguilar told NBC 6: "Seventy-five to 80 percent of his face was missing, and he was actually swallowing pieces of the man's face."
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The first police officers on the scene rush towards Rudy Eugene and Ronald Poppo following the attack on Miami's MacArthur Causeway on May 26
A pair of naked legs can be seen in the images, which were captured by the Miami Herald's surveillance camera
Officers approach the two men
It is unknown if Rudy Eugene had been shot dead at this point
An officer vaults over the wall as he races towards the bloody scene
Crowds gather at the horrific scene
A City of Miami police officer stands watch near the scene
This is believed to be one of the first pictures taken after Rudy Eugene was shot dead by police. A seriously injured Ronald Poppo lies beside him
An undated mugshot of Rudy Eugene
An undated mugshot of Ronald Poppo
A pixellated image of Ronald Poppo's injuries upon his arrival to Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital
Conscious and speaking, Ronald Poppo allowed this photo of himself to be released by the hospital
Ronald Poppo holds onto the hands of two Jackson Memorial Hospital staff
Yovanka Bryant,left, and her lawyer, Gloria Allred, discuss a recent attack on a homeless man by Brant's boyfriend Rudy Eugene, during a news conference, Wednesday, June 6, 2012 in Miami. Bryant said she last heard from Eugene, the day before he chewed off the face of a homeless man alongside a Miami highway. A police officer shot and killed Eugene. The homeless man remains hospitalized. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)
Yovanka Bryant, right, and her lawyer, Gloria Allred, show a photo of Bryant and her boyfriend Rudy Eugene, during a news conference, Wednesday, June 6, 2012 in Miami. Bryant said she last heard from Eugene the day before he chewed off the face of a homeless man alongside a Miami highway. A police officer shot and killed Eugene. The homeless man remains hospitalized. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)
Former 'bath salts' addict Freddy Sharp told CNN about his experience of the drug Rudy Eugene is believed to have been under the influence off when he attacked Ronald Poppo
Westbound traffic on the MacArthur Causeway, approaching the Northeast 13th Street ramp in Miami, is backed up Saturday May 26, 2012, after a police officer fatally shot a naked man on the ramp who was chewing on the face of another naked man. The victim remained hospitalized Monday. (AP Photo/The Miami Herald, Marsha Halper) MAGS OUT
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Any guide show that configure mutli MTA environment ??
I set LDAP replication failover for 2 server but want to insatll 2 MTA failover on them ...any guide..
i read the multiserver installation guide it only mention syn of 2 LDAP but no mention mulit MTA ?
the proxy will insalll another server too ...is the load balancing use the proxy ? how abt the failover config ..
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Did you catch the April ICS Community Meeting? If you caught the call, you got a quick overview of my project, social selling. If not, it's never too late to listen in to the Social CRM (customer relationship management) discussion.
I and members of the ICS team are looking at adding social features and mobile access to CRM applications to boost sales team productivity. Think of a social selling framework that allows sales teams to focus on selling rather than focusing on opportunity management. The sales team will be able to reach out to experts to assist in closing a deal through the expert finder support. IBM Connections integration allows the team to share the latest information in opportunity walls (think special activity streams), collect pertinent documents in a community, and use activities to work through putting together a solution proposal. IBM Sametime integration provides presence awareness for the sales team. Add in smartcloud support to share information with clients to build relationships.
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Girls 60s costumes are fun for modern day hippies, rock and roller, and go-go girls too. Dress up in a 60s costume for girls this Halloween for trick-or-treating or a costume party.
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Your child might be too young to remember the sixties, but the fun colors and styles are still tons of fun to wear for dress-up or holidays. Our groovy sixties costumes feature tie-dye, geometric designs, and fun colors. A hippie costume is a great start to your decade themed ensemble, but it takes more than a denim vest and bell bottom jeans to make the perfect look. Accessorize for your go go costume with peace sign jewelry, platform shoes, hoop earrings, and 60s sunglasses.
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