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Office: 101 Houser Hall
ECE 125 Fundamentals of Electrical and Computer Engineering. 2 hours.
Prerequisites: MATH 125.
Corequisites: DR 100.
Introduction to electrical and computer engineering, the mathematics required for these disciplines, and MatLab. Development of proficiency in DC circuit analysis and basic laboratory skills.
ECE 225 Electric Circuits. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 125 and PH 106.
Corequisites: MATH 238.
Physical concepts and mathematical techniques of circuit analysis; DC, transient, and sinusoidal steady-state analysis of circuits; Includes laboratory experiments.
ECE 285 Programming for Electrical and Computer Engineers. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: MATH 125.
Corequisites: CS 160.
Algorithm design, programming, test, and debugging skills using the C programming language. Applications to engineering problem solving in electrical and computer engineering.
ECE 320 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: PH 106.
Corequisites: MATH 238.
Introduction to circuit analysis, methods, resistive circuits, AC circuits, first-order transients, AC power, operational amplifiers, and machines. Not open to electrical engineering majors or to students who have earned credit for ECE 225.
ECE 326 Electric Networks. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225 and MATH 238 and MATH 355.
Response of circuits to transient signals, both deterministic and random. Laplace transform solution techniques for circuits and differential equations. Relationship between Laplace and Fourier transforms. Frequency response and representation of circuits and systems. Modeling of uncertainty in circuit elements.
ECE 330 Introduction to Semiconductor Devices. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: PH 253.
Corequisites: ECE 225.
Semiconductor device physics, PN junction, Schottky diodes, BJT, MOS capacitor, MOSFET, and optoelectronic devices. Brief introduction of microelectronic fabrication.
ECE 332 Electronics I. 4 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225 and EN 102.
Semiconductor materials and properties, fundamentals of p-n junctions, diodes, diode circuits and operation, signal generators, rectifier and wave-shaping circuits, bipolar and field effect transistors, MOSFET, transistor DC circuit analysis, basic transistor amplifiers. Writing proficiency is required for a passing grade in this course.
ECE 333 Electronics II. 4 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 332.
Operational amplifiers, BJTs, MOSFETs, integrated current biasing and active loads, differential and multistage amplifiers, frequency response, feedback and stability, power amplifiers, and introduction to digital circuits. The lab deals with experiments illustrating concepts in electronics. Writing proficiency is required for a passing grade in this course.
ECE 340 Electromagnetics. 4 hours.
Prerequisites: PH 106.
Corequisites: MATH 238.
Electrostatics, magnetostatics, Maxwell's equations, plane waves, guided waves, and radiation.
ECE 350 Electric Power and Machines. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225 or ECE 320.
Single- and three-phase power system analysis. Theory and operation of electromechanical devices, including magnetic circuits, transformers, as well as DC and AC rotating machines. Fundamentals of power electronics.
ECE 370 Signals and Systems. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225.
Time domain and frequency domain analysis of continuous and discrete signals and systems; Fourier integral, Fourier series, Z-transform. Numerical implementation using MatLab.
ECE 380 Digital Logic. 4 hours.
Prerequisites: (CS 150 or ECE 285) and CS 160 and MATH 125.
Number systems, Boolean algebra, logic functions and gates, design of combinational logic systems, flip-flops, design of synchronous sequential systems, and iterative networks. Includes laboratory experiments.
ECE 383 Microcomputers. 4 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 380.
Microprocessors, microcontrollers, assembly-language programming, interrupts, polling, and hardware interfaces.
ECE 404 Sensor Networks. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Basic architecture and applications of wireless sensor networks (WSN). Hardware components of WSN, WSN operating systems, transport layer, routing layer, MAC layer, and data link layer of WSN.
ECE 406 Computer Communications and Networks (also CS 438). 3 hours.
Prerequisites: CS 357 and ECE 383, or permission of the instructor.
Introduction to computer communications and networks. Topics include physical topologies, various protocols, the OSI and TCP/IP Reference Models, error detection and correction, routing algorithms, congestion control, example networks, and network applications.
ECE 408 Communications. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 370 and MATH 355, or permission of the instructor.
Analog and digital communication systems, random signals, sampling, filtering, analog-to-digital encoding, advanced digital modulation/demodulation, source encoding/decoding, channel encoding/decoding, multiplexing, and system performance analysis.
ECE 409 Communications Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 370 and MATH 355, or permission of the instructor.
Corequisites: ECE 408.
Modeling and design of communication systems. Familiarization with specialized communications equipment and techniques. Proper use of laboratory instruments.
ECE 430 Solid State Devices. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 330.
Solid-state physics for semiconductor devices, PN junction, metal-semiconductor junction, JFET/MESFET, MOSFET, BJT, and non-ideal behaviors of solid-state devices. Organic thin-film devices, including organic solar cells, thin-film transistors, light-emitting diodes, and their application for flexible displays.
ECE 432 VL SI Design. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 332 or permission of the instructor.
Digital design issues in the context of VLSI systems. Introduction to CMOS digital design methodology, layout techniques, behavioral models, circuit simulation and testing of complex systems.
ECE 434 Mixed-Signal Circuits. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 332 or permission of the instructor.
Design and testing issues in the context of mixed-signal embedded systems. Introduction to CMOS mixed-signal design methodology, layout techniques, analog-to-digital converters, digital-to-analog converters, circuit simulation, and testing and packaging of complex mixed-signal systems.
ECE 435 Microsystems Packaging. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 332 or permission of the instructor.
Microsystems packaging issues in the context of a variety of packaging technologies in system-on-package, system-in-package, package-on-package, system-on-chip, and wafer-level packaging.
ECE 438 Integrated Circuit Fabrication Principles (also CHE 438). 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 333 or MTE 271, or permission of the instructor.
Study of the processing tools used in semiconductor device fabrication. Topics include semiconductor fundamentals, semiconductor device fabrication processes, interconnections and contacts, integrated circuit packaging, and chip yield.
ECE 439 Thin Film Technology. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225 or PH 253 or permission of the instructor.
Crystal structure and defects, film nucleation and growth models, growth of polycrystalline and epitaxial films, vacuum science technology, physical and chemical vapor deposition, solution based methods, thin film characterization techniques.
ECE 440 Electromagnetic Waves. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 340.
Mathematics and physics of the radiation, propagation, and scattering of electromagnetic waves. Boundary value problems involving finite and infinite structures, waveguides, antennas, and media.
ECE 445 Antennas. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 340 or PH 332.
Transmission and reception of power and information in free space; antennas as interface elements; impedance and radiation characteristics of modern antennas.
ECE 451 Power Electronics. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 332 and ECE 350.
Detailed study on the theory and operation of power electronic converters and systems. Overview of enabling power semiconductor switching devices. Introduction to feedback control of converters. Machine drive fundamentals.
ECE 452 Power Electronics Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 332 and ECE 350.
Corequisites: ECE 451.
Laboratory experience in three-phase power systems and electric machinery. Laboratory experience on the theory and operation of power electronic converters, systems, and machine drives.
ECE 453 Power Systems. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 350.
Basic power system concepts and per-unit quantities; transmission line, transformer, and rotating machine modeling; power flow; symmetrical component of power systems; faulted power system analysis.
ECE 454 Power Systems Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 350.
Corequisites: ECE 453.
Test and analysis of power systems and machine devices and the design of systems using these devices.
ECE 455 Electromechanical Systems. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 225 and MATH 238.
Static and dynamic modeling, analysis, and simulation of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and mixed systems. MatLab and Simulink model development and simulation.
ECE 461 Quantum Nano Electronics. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 330 or PH 253 or permission of the instructor.
Energy levels and wavefunctions of semiconductor microstructures; envelope function approximation; quantum wells; superlattices; excitons; optical and electrical properties; selection rules; quantum confined Stark effect; Wannier-Stark localization; field-effect transistors; tunneling devices; quantum well lasers; electro-optic modulators; quantum-well intersubband photodetectors.
ECE 462 Nanophotonics: Semiconductor Optoelectronics. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: PH 253 or permission of the instructor.
Elemental and compound semiconductors; fundamentals of semiconductor physical properties; solid state physics; optical recombination and absorption; light emitting diodes; quantum well lasers; quantum dots lasers; blue lasers; semiconductor modulators; photodetectors; semiconductor solar cells; semiconductor nanostructure devices.
ECE 463 Magnetic Materials and Devices. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 340 or permission of the instructor.
Diamagnetism and paramagnetism, ferromagnetism, antiferromagnetism, ferrimagnetism, magnetic anisotropy, domains and the magnetization process, fine particles and thin films, magnetization dynamics.
ECE 466 Fundamentals of Nanotechnology. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 330 or PH 253.
Nanofabrication with electron-beam lithography, focused-ion beam lithography, and nanoimprint; microscopies for nanostructures, including SEM, EDX, TEM, AFM, STM; nano-scale devices based on nanostructured materials (carbon nanotubes and metal-oxide nanomaterials).
ECE 475 Control Systems Analysis. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 326.
Classical and modern feedback control system methods; stability; Bode, root locus, state variables, and computer analysis.
ECE 476 Control Systems Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 326.
Corequisites: ECE 475.
Practical analysis and design of feedback control systems and components; electrical, mechanical, and electromechanical systems.
ECE 479 Digital Control Systems. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 370 and ECE 475 and either GES 451 or MATH 237.
Frequency and time methods in discrete time control systems; sampling of continuous-time signals, stability, transform design techniques, and state variable analysis and design techniques.
ECE 480 Digital Systems Design. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Corequisites: ECE 481.
Digital systems design with hardware description languages, programmable implementation technologies, electronic design automation design flows, design considerations and constraints, design for test, system on a chip designs, IP cores, reconfigurable computing, digital system design examples and applications.
ECE 481 Digital Systems Design Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Corequisites: ECE 480.
Logic design and simulation via hardware description languages, use of electronic design automation tools, and CPU design.
ECE 482 Computer Vision and Digital Image Processing. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 285 and MATH 355, or permission of the instructor.
Introduction to computer vision and digital image processing with an emphasis on image representation, transforms, filtering, compression, boundary detection, and pattern matching.
ECE 484 Computer Architecture. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Basic computer organization, computer arithmetic, assembly language, machine language, simple and pipelined central-processor organization, memory system hierarchy, and measuring computer performance.
ECE 485 Programmable Logic Controllers. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 383 or permission of the instructor.
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), fundamentals of ladder logic programming and PLC systems, advanced PLC operation and related topics including networking, control applications, and human-machine interface design.
ECE 486 Embedded Systems. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Corequisites: ECE 487.
Integration of microprocessors into digital systems. Includes hardware interfacing, bus protocols and peripheral systems, embedded and real-time operating systems, real-time constraints, networking, and memory system performance.
ECE 487 Embedded Systems Laboratory. 1 hour.
Prerequisites: ECE 383.
Corequisites: ECE 486.
Projects provide hands-on experience in hardware interfacing, system-level design, real-time concepts, and memory system performance.
ECE 491 Special Problems (Area). Variable credit.
Investigation of a problem or problems, usually involving research with a faculty member. Credit is based on the individual assignment.
ECE 492 Capstone Design I. 3 hours.
Corequisites: ECE 333 and 400-level electrical or computer engineering lecture-lab combination.
First of a two-course sequence to provide design experience through capstone design, a team-based two-semester-long design project. Also, the first-semester course will include instruction in design methodology, engineering ethics, societal impacts, project economics, and management tools.
ECE 493 Selected Topics (Area). Variable credit.
Special courses in all areas of electrical or computer engineering, offered as the need arises. Credit is based on the course requirements.
ECE 494 Capstone Design II. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: ECE 492.
Second of a two-course sequence to provide design experience through capstone design, a team-based two-semester-long design project.
ECE 498 Honors Problems I. 1 to 3 hours.
Prerequisites: Senior honor student with 3.3 or higher GPA.
Investigation of an electrical or computer engineering research or design problem.
ECE 499 Honors Problems II. 1 to 3 hours.
Prerequisites: Senior honor student with 3.3 or higher GPA.
Investigation of an electrical or computer engineering research or design problem.


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Do you really know what's in that energy drink? | News
SACRAMENTO - Getting going at the start of the day can be a struggle and many people turn to energy drinks for that morning pick-me-up.
But the findings of a recent study may have people putting down their bubbly boosters for good.
The study, conducted by the Journal of Pediatrics, focused heavily on teenage consumption of energy drinks. Results of the study revealed a number of startling facts, including a recent spike in emergency room visits linked to energy drink consumption.
The study highlighted various ingredients in the drinks, notably sugar and caffeine, and their effects on the body.
For example, a 6.5-ounce cup of coffee has about 80 to 120 milligrams of caffeine. Compare that to a 16-ounce Red Bull which has 154 milligrams, and a 24-ounce WiredX505 which has 505 milligrams. Consumed regularly, caffeine in such high quantities has been linked linked to serious health problems, such as high blood pressure, premature death, and 'possibly sudden death', per the study.
Caffeine quantities in energy drinks are not currently regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Therefore, the caffeine levels in in many drinks are either not provided on the label, or in many cases, listed inaccurately, the study detailed.
In regards to the amount of sugar in energy drinks, an 8-ounce beverage can have anywhere from 21 to 34 grams. Boost seekers who consume two to three of these drinks per day are ingesting four to six times their maximum recommended daily allowance.
According to the Journal of Pediatrics study, 16 percent of teens "regularly" consumed energy drinks in 2003.
In 2008, that percentage more than doubled to 35 percent.

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Okay y'all - the match of this year's French Open has finally arrived: 3-time defending champion Rafael Nadal will battle Novak Djokovic in the first Men's Marquee Matchup for a place in Sunday's final and the no. 2 ranking.
Rafa has barely broken a sweat or broken out his trademark kick/fist pump dance move getting to this round, losing only 25 games along the way - an open era record. The Mallorcan Matador completely outclassed and embarrassed compatriot Nicolas Almagro, no slouch in the dirtballing department himself, with a 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 scoreline. Nole had a more challenging time with friend Ernests Gulbis but used his superior experience on key points and knocked out the Latvian 7-5, 7-6 (3), 7-5. These two ballers most recent meeting was at the Hamburg Masters where the Spaniard pulled out a thrilling 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 win.
Here's what Rafa had to say about battling the Serb:
Q: Playing Djokovic is always difficult and dangerous. On clay you have an added value, so you walk on the court knowing that you have an advantage as compared to other surfaces.
A: As I said, all matches are different and open. This is what we saw in Hamburg. Of course, I prefer playing on clay in the semifinal rather than playing on hard surfaces, but he can play very beautiful tennis on clay. He won at Rome; semifinal in Hamburg; semifinal in Monaco, and he lost to me or to Federer. He also reached the semifinal here in Paris. That's the second time in a row, so he's a very good player on clay, quite clearly.
Nole had this to say about taking on Rafa:
Q: Is this the ultimate challenge in tennis, playing against Nadal on clay?
A: Well, yeah. In this position, yeah. In this period of the year when he's so dominant in last couple of years on this surface, he's never lost a match on the center court in the French Open, you know, he's ‑‑ all to his favor. But it's a big challenge for me, I think, as the third player of the world and Grand Slam winner this year. He has, you know, things have quite changed since the last year playing on clay. I think I have more quality in my game and more variety, so hopefully I can use it against him.
Outlook: The Serb won't make an impression on this match if he stays at the baseline. He'll need to use variety and come in when the opportunity hits. But Rafa can hit incredible passing shots on the run and his defense is tops so Nole's approaches will need to be accurate and aggressive. But to do this time and time again against the Spaniard is exhausting physically and, more importantly, mentally.
You'd be a fool, a fool I say, to pick against the "Muscles from Mallorca". He seems more determined to than ever to win for the fourth straight time and make a statement about his place in the game. But Nole will come in with his motivations to claim the no. 2 ranking a challenge for the top.
But it's Rafa and it's clay and that combination is deadly. So I'll take Rafa in three tough sets to make his fourth consecutive Roland Garros final!
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Men's 1st Marquee Matchup: French Open Semifinals
Labels: French Open, Marquee Matchup, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, tennis
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Novak will get an early break in the first set, then get crushed in three sets. I love both of these players very much, but Rafa on Chatrier on a Sunday? No question.ReplyDelete
I think Novak is gonna get SPANKED! He played great in Hamburg but it wasn't even close to enough.ReplyDelete
(and yes I am feeling cocky because I predicted Safina into the final - sue me)
no suing - i give you props jason!ReplyDelete
I can't WAIT! I want to Rafa to win, but I'm worried about his blisters.ReplyDelete
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Borat (2006)
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Hearings on Pennsylvania "intelligent design" bill
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Following the widely criticized "kangaroo court" hearings on evolution in May 2005, the place of evolution in the Kansas state science standards remains unsettled. The standards have been revised along the lines suggested by local advocates of "intelligent design," and are to be reviewed by the original writing committee in early August. Later in August, the board will consider the standards again in light of the original writing committee's comments, and decide on a final version, which will then undergo external review. A final vote is now expected in September.
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South Africa versus USA Motorsports - ASA Racing Goes InternationalWritten by on November 2, 2009 New Motorsport Concept Takes Venerable American Sanction To South Africa
In the mid-fall of 2009, the American Speed Association (ASA) announced that it had developed an international motorsport contest for stock cars in conjunction with the Free State Provincial Government of South Africa. Dubbed the "Championship Between the Continents-South Africa versus USA Motorsports," this transcontinental event will feature a 207-lap, 500-Kilometer event at the Phakisa Freeway Circuit in Welkom, South Africa on January 29-31, 2010.
The event marks the first time ASA will venture outside of North America and will be part of the "South African Speedweeks" which will see various racing-themed activities surrounding the race. Competing in the event will be on an invitation only basis and feature drivers from both the United States and South Africa. American drivers already committed to the race include 2009 Joe Gibbs Driven Racing Oil ASA Member Track National Champion Tommy Cloce, 1986 Daytona 500 winner Geoff Bodine, and rising NASCAR star Marc Davis.
ASA President Dennis Huth said that the program to put on the event came together fairly quickly. "We had several meetings and during my first trip over there we were already talking about details. I am truly humbled that the Honourable Free State Premier Magashule not only took the time to listen to the proposal for the 'Championship Between the Continents' but immediately saw the value and impact that this historical program will have for South Africa," said Huth.
Ace Magashule, the Honourable Free State Premier of South Africa echoed Huth's enthusiasm. "Everyone involved with the Free State Province is extremely excited about the 'Championship Between the Continents' and looks forward to hosting the American drivers. We recently concluded a very successful 2009 Soccer Confederation Cup championship as a prelude to hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup Tournament. This stock car race will be another opportunity for the Free State Province to showcase our beautiful country on a worldwide stage. When the idea was presented to us by Mr. Huth there was no question that this was the type of event our country should be involved with and an excellent manner to promote racing at our own Phakisa Freeway Circuit. January is a beautiful time to visit South Africa as it is our summer and the Phakisa racetrack will impress those who come to compete in the event."
Phakisa Freeway Circuit is a multi-purpose racing facility featuring a 1.5-mile oval which is where the "Championship Between the Continents" will be contested. This D-shaped oval, located southwest of Johannesburg, is reminiscent of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
"This event will enhance the skills of our South African racing drivers by having them compete against, and learn from, some of the top American racing champions. The American Speed Association will bring to us the experience to put on a first-class event and help to position this race on the worldwide stage," explained Dhilosen Pillay, the Chief Executive Officer of the Phakisa Major Sports Events and Development Corporation.
Pillay is also excited about the fact that the announcement named ASA Racing International as the exclusive International Stock Car Sanctioning organization for 4 years at Phakisa. They will be working closely with Motorsport South Africa (MSA), the controlling body of all motorsports in South Africa, on future events. "The 'Championship Between the Continents' will also build a foundation to utilize our state-of-the-art facility for now and well into the future," he said.
International stock car competition is not necessarily something new with NASCAR having made visits to Australia and Japan before creating the Mexico and Canada races closer to home. But the ASA venture has a decidedly different flavor to it with the blending of drivers from both countries in on track competition designed to build a foundation for the future.
"Through the efforts of the Premier, and those of Mr. Dan Kgothule (a member of the Executive Council for Sport, Arts, Culture, and Recreation in the Free State Provincial Government) and Mr. Pillay, the American drivers will be welcomed with open arms and hospitality that will be second-to-none. The 'Championship' will not only assist in helping increase the skills of the South African drivers, but also showcase their talent on a national and international arena," said Huth.
On the flip side, the American drivers invited will not only get a chance to compete on one of the finest racetracks outside of the United States, but will enjoy many off-track opportunities to see the various sights of South Africa; this includes a private tour of "Savannah" the wildlife preserve that holds the distinction of being just one of three accredited worldwide breeders of the Cheetah, an endangered species.
To get the South African drivers up to speed with the big heavy American stock cars, Huth has enlisted the help of the DriveTech Driving School. Already the "official driving school of ASA," DriveTech instructors will make the trek to South Africa to help the local competitors learn the nuances of oval track racing in advance of the actual race.
Teams entered in the race will use former NASCAR Nationwide Series cars, the first 10 of which are already in South Africa. In a bold step, Huth and his ASA tech team have developed a special motor option for the race based on Chevrolet's LS3 aluminum block. Rated at 525 hp and 505 lb-ft of torque, the motor boasts a host of goodies like aluminum heads, custom pistons, and a hydraulic roller cam and is built by Schwanke Engines of Springfield, Minnesota. But get this, it's fuel injected. That's right, this race motor comes complete with an EFI PCM and custom wiring harness along with an L92 truck intake and a 90mm throttle body with 36-pound injectors.
The reasoning behind going with fuel injection won't be all that surprising to savvy subscribers of this magazine who have read the last few issues. "Everyone that I have talked to including my own technical team at ASA is telling me that EFI is the cutting edge of the future of motorsports," says Huth. "It will give us a definite advantage in terms of policing the rules and keeping a level playing field on the race track, plus it is a cost savings for each competitor."
The race will be televised live on South Africa's No. 1 sports network, but ASA holds the broadcast rights for the rest of the world so you will no doubt be able to see it on your own television perhaps as early as February 2010.
"The 'Championship Between the Continents' is designed to foster friendship, competition, and knowledge both on-and-off the racetrack between South Africa and the United Stated. I have no doubt this will be a life-changing experience for those who attend from both our countries and that this will foster a bond that goes beyond just a motorsports competition," said Huth.
With a four-year deal in place in South Africa, a new generation of EFI motors, and an innovative approach to event management, ASA is beginning to build a foundation for international stock car competition of the future. Could we be looking at the beginning of the ASA Transcontinental Stock Car Series? You bet.


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|Lady Dragons boost record to 8-3
|Written by Sharlene Hart
Lady Dragon basketball took its third straight win, hosting Sedgwick County Friday night, Jan. 23. After a rocky start to the game, the girls fought back to get a good solid 60-46 win.
The victory boosted the Lady Dragon record to 8-3 on the season. The Dragons have won six of their last seven games.
Struggling to get by the Lady Cougars in the first quarter of play the Dragons were down by seven points going into the second quarter. By halftime they took advantage of their home court and led by three. Shelby Beavers was two for two in free throws in the second quarter of play.
In the third quarter, Holyoke girls increased their lead to 40-33. Carper racked up three two-pointers.
Rounding off the game fiercely, the Lady Dragons added 20 points to the score board, taking the 14-point win. In the fourth quarter Smith added nine points to the score board.
Coach Arlan Scholl said, "Their never-give-up attitude brought them through to a win." The team got some defensive rebounds in this game and found the fast break for some transition baskets, which helped them out. "We have been missing that part of our game this year," added Scholl.
Leading the Dragons to victory, Marissa Smith scored 20 points. She was three for three from the charity line and swooshed a three-pointer from behind the arc. She also had four steals.
Phawn Carper also scored in double digits with 16. She dominated the boards with 18 rebounds.
Overall, Holyoke hit 25 of 48 field goals for a 52 percent shooting average, while Sedgwick County made 17 of 56 for 30 percent.
From the line, the Dragons performed well, making nine of 12 free thows for 75 percent. The Cougars made 11 of 19 from the line, for 58 percent.
In addition, the Dragons outrebounded the Cougars 33-27.
Winning this game marks Holyoke's second victory over Sedgwick County this season. Earlier in the season the girls beat the Cougars 43-36.
Coach Scholl added, "We still need to work on handling pressure on our ball handlers, but we will continue to work on these weak areas."
Holyoke 60, Sedgwick County 46
Smith 7 1 3-3 3 20
Pelle 1 0 0-0 1 2
Hoffner 3 0 1-2 4 7
Beavers 0 0 2-2 0 2
Starkebaum 4 0 0-0 4 8
Carper 7 0 2-3 4 16
Roth 2 0 1-2 1 5
Sedgwick County
Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 6 19 15 20 --60
Sedgwick Co. 13 9 11 13 --46
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Holyoke varsity will travel to Akron Friday, Jan. 30 at 4 p.m. and will host Imperial, Neb. Saturday, Jan. 31 with action starting at 3 p.m.


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Last night, we hosted the second of our reader events with Men's Health magazine in our Birmingham Bullring store.
With Superdry-branded waiters, Asahi beer and the sounds of DJ Loz back for round two, Men's Health's commissioning editor Jamie Millar talked guests through the latest trends, how to avoid a double denim faux-pas and the all important Superdry AW13 collection! Focusing on the attention to detail, Jamie explained how to match his favourite Timothy Everest San Franciscan jacket with a pair of much loved denims, and a pair of brogues for a smart/casual look.
Guests were once again treated to complimentary goody bags filled with exciting Superdry products and a Men's Health magazine. The first 50 guests even got themselves a free pair of Superdry headphones!
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When I go to the domain in Admin UI and view documents, permissions are all messed up and I can't save. For example the public (no password) should only show 'view', but it has 'view','edit','add','remove'. If you double-click to edit public, only a checkbox for 'view' shows. How can I reset all these permissions?
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By: Lanetra Bennett
April 25, 2013
Tallahassee, FL - The Tallahassee Police Department added a little manpower today.
Seventy-two kids spent the day at TPD for National "Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day."
Children of department employees got to learn about the ins and outs of the police department, exploring areas like forensics, patrol, SWAT, and K-9.
12-Year-Old Evan Grasso, who's father is in the Criminal Investigations Division says it's a bonding and learning experience.
Evan says, "How they take fingerprint and how they check the evidence and get everything from the crime scene; and how they can get all of their information. It's just been fun seeing what he does all day."
All of the kids also had child I.D.s made while at the police station.
Tallahassee, FL - Several Tallahassee Police Department vehicles, and motorcycles were on display as kids enjoyed the "2013 Take Your Sons and Daughters to Work Day" program at the Tallahassee Police Department this morning.
A K-9 demonstration also took place.
72 kids came out to see what working at the Police Department was all about!
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|19 November
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 70, Number 10
The October 2014 Solar Bulletin is now available.
|19 November
|Three new eJAAVSO preprints
Long-term Secular Changes in the Period of Mira Stars
Thomas Karlsson
Almers väg 19, 432 51 Varberg, Sweden
Received June 3, 2014; revised October 8, 2014; accepted October 24, 2014
|17 November
|New eJAAVSO preprint: observing zeta Aur binary stars
The Challenge of Observing the zeta Aurigae Binary Stars
Frank J. Melillo
Received March 31, 2014; revised May 12, 2014 and June 12, 2014; accepted June 12, 2014
|10 November
|Special Notice #390: New possible WZ Sge variable ASASSN-14jv
November 10, 2014: Astronomer's Telegram (ATel) #6676 (B.J. Shappee et al. 2014) notes the discovery of ASASSN-14jv, a bright optical transient found at V=11.3 on 2014 November 9.19 (JD 2456970.69). This object is suspected to be a cataclysmic variable of the WZ Sge subtype. Shappee et al. note that the source is less than one arcsecond away from a g=19.1 magnitude source in the Kepler Input Catalog, suggesting a large amplitude typical of UGWZ stars.
|03 November
|The AAVSO Director search results are in!
Hello Members, Observers, Colleagues, and Friends,
As you may know, Dr. Arne A. Henden is retiring as Director of the AAVSO at the end of January 2015 after ten years of devoted service to the Association.
|29 October
|Special Notice #389: Possible Supernova in NGC 4303 (M61) - PSN J12215757+0428185
October 29, 2014: The CBAT Transient Object Confirmation Page (follow-up page = http://www.cbat.eps.harvard.edu/unconf/followups/J12215757+0428185.html) reports the discovery of a possible supernova in M61 (NGC 4303) by Koichi Itagaki (Yamagata, Japan) on 2014 Oct. 29.8376 UT at magnitude 13.6 CCD unfiltered.
Coordinates: R.A. 12 21 57.57 Dec. +04 28 18.5 (2000.0)
|24 October
|Alert Notice 505: Monitoring of Northern dwarf novae for radio jets campaign
October 24, 2014: Ms. Deanne Coppejans (PhD candidate, Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands) and University of Cape Town) and colleagues have requested AAVSO observer assistance in monitoring several dwarf novae in support of their campaign to observe them in outburst with the Very Large Array (VLA) to search for radio jets.
|24 October
|Silicon and Glass
Everyone's familiar with the term 'bricks and mortar'. Many donors prefer to give to specific projects or programs that result in well-defined, tangible goods, such as the new wing of a building, a playground, or furniture and athletic equipment for a recreation center.
|24 October
|Special Notice #388: Outburst of VSX J213806.5+261957
October 23, 2014: Carey Chiselbrook (Georgia, United States; AAVSO observer code CCY) observed the WZ Sge-type dwarf nova VSX J213806.5+261957 in outburst at a visual magnitude of 9.7 on 2014 October 22.0590 (JD 2456952.55903). Prior to the outburst detection, the last observation (also by CCY) indicated the star was not in outburst less than 24 hours prior (mvis < 13.8 at JD 2456951.6326).
|22 October
|Charts and Sequences Update October 22, 2014
The following objects have had new or revised sequences added since the end of May. Please be sure you are using the most up to date charts and sequences if you observe any of these objects.
A complete listing of new and revised sequences for 2014 is available here.
|20 October
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 70, Number 09
The September 2014 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletinweb page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|15 October
|AAVSO Newsletter for October 2014 is published
AAVSO Newsletter 62, October 2014 is now available to members
The AAVSO Newsletter is a periodic, general forum that supports our various observing programs with lists of new targets, observing programming ideas, and general information that spans a wide area of interest. Guest writers contribute pieces that can range from current events to book reviews.
|07 October
|Alert Notice 506: Alpha Com eclipse observing campaign
January 16, 2015: THIS CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN CANCELLED. PLEASE SEE AAVSO SPECIAL NOTICE #395 FOR DETAILS.
December 5, 2014: Drs. Matthew W. Muterspaugh and Gregory W. Henry (Tennessee State University) have requested AAVSO observers' assistance in monitoring the possible Algol-like binary star alpha Com before, during, and after the eclipse they have predicted for mid-to-late January 2015.
|29 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Amplitude variations in pulsating yellow supergiants
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Amplitude Variations in Pulsating Yellow Supergiants
John R. Percy
Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON M5S 3H4, Canada
Received June 12, 2014; revised July 24, 2014; accepted July 24, 2014
|17 September
|Alert Notice 504: Epsilon Aur monitoring during predicted pulsation phase
September 17, 2014: Dr. Robert Stencel (University of Denver Astronomy Program) has requested that AAVSO observers monitor epsilon Aurigae from now through the end of the observing season.
|12 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: CT Lac--Long-period Carbon Star with Long-Timescale Variations?
CT Lacertae: Another Long-period Carbon Star with Long-Timescale Variations?
Matthew R. Templeton
AAVSO, 49 Bay State Road, Cambridge, MA 02138
|11 September
|Announcing the 2014 AAVSO Council Nominees
Please click on the name of the nominee to view his/her online biography. Council election ballots were mailed to each member in mid-September. Best of luck to all of our nominees!
|05 September
|Two new eJAAVSO preprints: O-C Methods; EQ Eri
Methods for O–C (Observed Minus Computed) Diagrams and for the Determination of Light Elements of Variable Stars with Linear and Second Order Polynomial Ephemerides
Roy Andrew Axelsen
Received July 24, 2014; accepted July 28, 2014
|03 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: 23 New Variable Stars
23 New Variable Stars
Maurice Clark
Received May 20, 2014, accepted June 30, 2014
|28 August
|New eJAAVSO preprint: V393 Car, current light elements
Current Light Elements of the δ Scuti Star V393 Carinae
Roy Axelsen
Received May 1, 2014; revised July 1, 2014; accepted July 1, 2014
|28 August
|New eJAAVSO preprint: AL Pictoris and FR Piscium: Two Regular Blazhko RR Lyrae Stars
AL Pictoris and FR Piscium: Two Regular Blazhko RR Lyrae Stars
Pierre de Ponthière
Franz-Josef (Josch) Hambsch
Kenneth Menzies
|27 August
|Two new eJAAVSO preprints: Sloan Magnitudes for the Brightest Stars; BVRI Photometry of SN 2013ej
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Sloan Magnitudes for the Brightest Stars
Anthony Mallama
14012 Lancaster Lane, Bowie, MD 20715
Received April 8, 2014; revised June 23, 2014; accepted July 8, 2014
|20 August
|New DSLR Observing Manual Available Free From AAVSO
The AAVSO is pleased to announce the availability of our new DSLR Observing Manual.
|18 August
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 70, Number 7
The July 2014 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletin web page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|06 August
|Alert Notice 503: Request for regular monitoring of the symbiotic variable RT Cru
August 6, 2014: Dr. Margarita Karovska (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) and colleagues have requested AAVSO observer assistance in their campaign on the symbiotic variable RT Cru. Weekly or more frequent monitoring beginning now is requested in support of upcoming Chandra observations still to be scheduled.


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During a long cold drive home a couple weeks ago, there was a broadcast on NPR about efforts to help promote the survival of the rare northern spotted owl. The controversy has not centered on the importance of saving the spotted owl, but on whether or not it is ethically acceptable to hunt the barred owl which has moved into territory thereby dangerously threatening the spotted owl population. The barred owl is also an "at risk" species, but has been thriving in the northwestern forests where the spotted owls had fed, bred, and nested. The government faced a "Sophie's choice" (Shogran 2014, NPR), and reluctantly accepted the morally disturbing decision to kill 3600 barred owls in order to try to help the spotted owl maintain a sustainable population. This distressing environmental dilemma serves as a unique analogy for responsible business decisions related to healthcare. We can turn to business ethics here, which offers the "precautionary principle" (Weber 2001, 134) whereby avoiding harm and meeting the needs of a community requires that if any deleterious action is going to be taken, the proponents of the activity must establish that safety is the intent and there is no other way to accomplish the task than to inflict some degree of harm. Though the cause of reduced numbers of spotted owls and the migration of barred owls is related to man's stripping timber from the natural habitats of each, the solution needs to balance the competing interests in the existing ecosystem. Similarly, people seeking healthcare in the US are not to blame for the economic woes of our system but it seems compromises from everyone will be needed in order to assure a basic level of service for all.
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I have just created an Office 365 Exchange account and want to run multiple pop email accounts thru Office 365 using Outlook for Mac 2011.
I am confused about were to manage the accounts:
1) Within Office 365?
2) Within Outook for Mac?
I want to be able to reply using the email address that message sent to.
If I use connected accounts in Office 365 will I be able to reply in Outlook for Mac with the right email option?
If I have have to set up multiple accounts in Outlook for Mac for the correct reply then how do I configure the incoming and outgoing servers to go thru the Outlook 365 server?
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Hi Kevin,
You are using Outlook 2011 and you prefer to use Outlook client with Office 365. If I have misunderstood anything, please feel free to let me know.
If you would like to use the Connected Accounts feature in Office 365, Office 365 mailbox will download the emails of the other mailbox which have been added to the Connected Account of Office 365. Also you can send the emails using the other account address through Office 365 mailbox. For more information, you can refer to this link.
If you set up multiple accounts in Outlook 2011, you can refer to this article to set up email for Office 365.
Other account is directly connected to the mail service provider server. Office 365 has no rights to directly manage the emails. For how to set up email account of Outlook 2011, you can refer to this article.
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Hi Ray,
Thanks for your reply. I am well beyond the basic setup information.
My end goal is to sync Mac Outlook with SaleForce via a Cloud (Office 365) and sync Mac Outlook with my iPhone via iTunes. The iPhone sync may be able to be done via Office 365. What I am finding is that I need a 3rd party software from CloudPlus to sync Office 365 to SalesForce. Is there a better solution that is less painful?
I have multiple accounts configured on Outlook and I have an Exchange account configured as well. What I would like to do is to redirect the outgoing server path on the other accounts to use the Office 365 Server so that all outgoing are seen by the Exchange Server and can be synced with SalesForce. Can I change the outgoing server path on the other accounts to the Exchange account? I need to provide on the outgoing server information for the other accounts? I tried to use the Exchage server information with Exchange Login information and the other user and email address. I get send error messages from this account. It seems that Office 365 solved this problem if you use this as the email client. If I use Office 365 as the email client then I need to solve the iPhone sync problem.
I have another problem to be solved which is folder management between "On My Computer" and "Exchange Folders". Office 365 syncs to the "Exchange Folders". How do I sync the folders "On My Computer"?
Thanks for your reply.
Before moving on, I would like to clarify that we don't have any update or resource for integration Office 365 with CRM tools, such as SaleForce.
Based on your description, I would like to confirm if you have configured an Exchange account in SaleForce and it failed to send out messages. When you set up Office 365 in SaleForce, it works successfully.
Generally, if you would like to use SaleForce and Office 365 together, I would suggest you use Outlook 2010. You could set up both the accounts in Outlook 2010 to manage them.
For your another problem, I want to confirm if this is a SharePoint issue. If so, please post another thread about this issue on Office 365 Forum under SharePoint part for us to provide more specific solution for you.
Anna Guo
Hi Ana,
Thanks for your reply. There is a 3rd party that supplies Server to Server syncing between Office 365 and SalesForce for Outlook for Mac 2011. I just need to get the account configuration in Outlook set up correctly. If the accounts can be set up to work in Outlook 2010 then they should be able to set up to work in Outlook 2011. The account setup and folder setup for syncing is an Outlook issue. SharePoint is a completely different product.
Unfortunately I can not use Outlook 2010, I am on a Mac.
Would you like to configure Exchange Online account and SaleForce account on client Outlook 2011, and sync emails from Exchange Online to SaleForce, besides, to redirect outgoing emails on other accounts to use the Exchange Online server?
If so, we are not able to sync Exchange Online emails to other mail service. However, as a workaround, you may connect your SaleForce account as a connected account to Exchange Online account as mentioned, and then, emails from SaleForce account can be downloaded to Office 365 account as copy, and when you set up Exchange ActiveSync on your mobile device (iPhone), it can also be accessed by mobile device.
In addition, it seems that you experienced some sync issues in your reply. To troubleshoot this issue, would you please provide more detailed information here?
Grace Shi
Hi Grace,
Thanks for your reply. You understand the objective from your first sentence. I have used a PC and Outlook as a client and redirected the outgoing stmp server to another provider in the the past. I had another profile (account) to send emails from. I was able to use the account email address and login to the outgoing smtp server with that account information. Can I do the same with a 365 Exchange Account?
Will the Exchange ActiveSync on my iPhone sync to the native phone contacts and calendar?
Before going further, I would like to confirm your detailed requirement.
1.When you add another service mailbox to Outlook 2011, you prefer to configure the SMTP server as Office 365 server address.
2.The outgoing email, whose 'From' address is not an Office 365 address, will be delivered by Office 365 SMTP server.
Office 365 server doesn't support to send emails using other service provider except this mail address is add as a connected account.
Do you mean you prefer to sync the Office 365 mailbox's contact and calendar to iPhone?
If so, please refer to this link to set up Office 365 account in iPhone.
Hi Ray,
Thanks for the note about the iPhone sync. Can I speak to a support person? Please send me an email to schedule a call.
It seems that my main issue is not understood. I would like to use Outlook for Mac 2011 as my email client and have the same email features as a connected account in Office 365. With connected account all email from connected accounts is saved by the Excahnge server. I would like to configure the Account in Outlook 2011 to store the same sent messages on the Exchange Server.
I imported some contacts with a categories field into Office 365 and the categories field is not seen. Is there a map control file for importing contacts? Office 365 does support categories and the defined colors as some default categories. Do I need to add my categories prior to importing for my contact categories to be recognized?
Kevin Brehmer
For your question, after you add other connected accounts to the Office 365 mailbox, you can refer to this article about the information of Connected Account.
Then you can use the external address as 'From' address. The sent mails will store in the Sent Items of Exchange Online account.
For your categories question, the categories information is defined per account. You need to define the categories in the Exchange Online.


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The former "Hannah Montana" star is speaking out, defending her Bangerz tour, which has sparked a slew of complaints since kicking off just a week ago.
During the gigs, the former Disney star simulates oral sex with a man wearing a Bill Clinton mask, gropes a backing dancer's butt, and parades around the stage in a leotard sporting a cannabis leaf design.
The singer's management team has reportedly been inundated with complaints from angry parents amid rumors some venue bosses are threatening to pull the concerts.
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Cyrus defended the controversial shows, calling them "educational."
"Parents probably won't think this, but I think my show is educational for kids. They're going to be exposed to art," Cyrus said.
Concert promoters have also slammed the reports, and executives at Live Nation have moved to silence the accusations and have given their full backing to Cyrus in a statement issued to Eonline.com, which reads: "There is no truth whatsoever to any stories or rumors of venues pulling out of the Bangerz Tour. Miley has created a tour that's big, spectacular, entertaining and everything you would expect from Miley Cyrus. Reviews have been amazing and most important, fans are loving the show and having a great time."
Cyrus also addressed the allegations herself on her Twitter.com blog, making light of the claims by writing, "You can't say I didn't warn you. Now sit back relax & enjoy the show. #bangerztour…
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Has a funny taste and it was not the cilantro. We live in the SW but did not like this.
I made it for a friend gathering and everyone loved it. everyone ask for the recipes. this is a keeper and so easy to make.
This was wonderful and so different from anything else I make! :) The reason I only gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I made several changes, thanks to all the people that reviewed this before me. :) I only used 2 cups of uncooked pasta (and my 13x9 was filled to overflowing, so there's no way 4 1/2 cups would have fit), I added one cup of salsa, baked my own chicken (just with salt, pepper, and olive oil), and then I left out the yellow onion (by mistake because somehow it didn't make it home from the grocery store lol, but I didn't miss it, so I won't bother adding it in in the future either). My husband loved this, and was super excited to have leftovers to take to work! :)


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My google translator zimlets is not working. When i am putting some text into the box and clicking translate icon, it showing the following error
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And also i wont' getting Yahoo maps from the mail itself. It showing an empty popup window when i hovering on address.But i am able to visit the site and seeing the maps. What could be the problem. I am using the 64 bit version of ZCS -4.0.4 on CentOS 4.4.


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Hi all,
Currently in the process of moving over to Zimbra but have run into a hurdle. A few of us have to send out mails from addresses such as sales@, enquiries@, etc. At present we just change the From address field for the email we want to send, but this has no affect when using the Zimbra Outlook connector with NE 4. The From addresses get changed back to our account.
I know I can change it using zmprov with zimbraMailCanonicalAddress but thats on a permanent basis which isn't what I want. I've tried commenting out sender_canonical_maps = ldap:/opt/zimbra/conf/ldap-scm.cf in main.cf but that gets rewritten on startup.
It only needs to work with the Outlook Connector. I've found a request for it to be added to the webmail gui here which would be nice but I'll be happy if I can just get it to work in Outlook.
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The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most diverse in terms of species despite the low concentrations of nutrients that characterise its water. It includes 6% of the world's species for less than 1% of the world's ocean area, and while much of the fauna is of Atlantic origin, the levels of endemism are also high (28%), including some emblematic species of global conservation concern.
There are about 20 species of cetaceans, from dolphins to sperm and baleen whales. The Mediterranean encompasses about 750 species of fish, including sharks and rays, and is the main spawning grounds of the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna. Five species of sea turtles are present in the Mediterranean, of which two regularly nest along the eastern and southern shores. The critically endangered monk seal population is shared between the Mediterranean and the Mauritanian in the Atlantic. Keystone species and critical areas, such as seagrass meadows and coralligenous assemblages, are found along the coasts, while deep-sea and pelagic waters support unique and sensitive fauna.
The Mediterranean is also the berth of civilisation. Humans have occupied the region for several millennia, modifying the landscapes and increasing pressures on natural resources (population increase, freshwater overexploitation, overfishing, pollution, hazardous maritime traffic, introduced and invasive species, uncontrolled coastal development and tourism), with potential cascade consequences for the near 150 million people living in the administrative coastal areas, and the 200 million tourists who visit every year.
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For the coastal areas and its management, governance has been recently strengthened with the new Barcelona Convention Protocol on Integrated Coastal Zone management (ICZM).
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- Students at Georgia Gwinnett College return to class Tuesday with a warning and description about a suspected rapist.
According to the alert sent out by campus police, sometime between 11:45 p.m. Sunday and 2:45 a.m. Monday, a young woman was approached in parking lot B near the residence halls. The victim said she was walking back to her car when she was attacked from behind. She was pushed into her car and sexually assaulted.
The suspect got away on foot. He has not been identified, but is described as a light-skinned black man with a muscular build and white shorts. Anyone with information is asked to call campus police at 678-407-5333. Anonymous tips can be made through Georgia Gwinnett College's website.
Another unrelated sexual assault was reported on campus earlier Sunday. That suspect was identified and taken to Gwinnett County Jail, according to college spokeswoman Jennifer Stephens. She said the suspect in that case was not a student.
"We have definitely heightened security," Stephens said. "Our housing staff is on heightened alert. We've increased patrols and also requested assistance from City of Lawrenceville Police, who are on stand by for us."
The college is encouraging students to aware of their surroundings, travel in groups, and use the campus escort system.
"Students can call our police department and request an escort from any point on campus to any other point on campus," Stephens said.
After recent growth, Georgia Gwinnett College has more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are freshman.


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Harrisburg, PA (Sports Network) - Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett said he is
suing the NCAA over sanctions the organization levied against Penn State last
summer in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal.
A four-year football postseason ban, five years probation and a vacation of
all wins dating to 1998 were among the significant penalties revealed by NCAA
president Mark Emmert last July.
Corbett, in a news conference Wednesday, called the NCAA's actions
"overreaching and unlawful." He said the penalties would result in
"irreparable economic damage to the university, the commonwealth and its
Penn State was also slapped with a $60 million fine that the NCAA said was to
go toward an endowment for "external programs preventing child sexual abuse or
assisting victims."
Corbett said the lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in the state
capital of Harrisburg, will ask for all sanctions, including the fine, to be
thrown out.
The university was punished for its collective failure to report Sandusky, a
former assistant football coach who was convicted on 45 counts of sexual abuse
against 10 boys over a 15-year period, to the proper authorities.
"While what occurred at Penn State was both criminal and heinous," Corbett
said, "the conduct for which Penn State was sanctioned consisted of alleged
failures to report criminal activity on campus that did not impact fairness or
integrity on the playing field."
Penn State was penalized without the usual lengthy NCAA investigation.
Instead, the NCAA relied heavily on the Freeh Report, the findings of an
investigation commissioned by Penn State's board of trustees and conducted by
former FBI director Louis Freeh.
The Freeh Report accused many Penn State senior officials, including the late
Joe Paterno, school president Graham Spanier and athletic director Tim Curley,
of concealing "critical facts relating to Sandusky's child abuse from the
authorities, the board of trustees, Penn State community, and the public at
Corbett said the NCAA forced Penn State into the sanctions, threatening the
university with the "death penalty," a complete shut down of the football
program for four years, if the school fought the issue.
"These sanctions did not punish Sandusky for his despicable and criminal
action," Corbett concluded. "Nor did they punish the others who have been
charged criminally. Rather, they punished the past, present and future
students, current and former student-athletes, faculty members, local
businesses and the citizens of Pennsylvania who have come to cherish this
great university."
Paterno was fired as Penn State's head coach in November 2011, just days after
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Penn State, under first-year coach Bill O'Brien, had a successful season with
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I have my Zimbra server set up with all my users and a daily Imapsync currently, but it is not in production yet and is on another IP. Currently it is functioning with a test subdomain and a few test accounts. If I were to forward a massive amount of spam from my current production mail server to an account on the test domain, could I used that to train up the spam filters for both domains?
EDIT: Oops, posted in wrong forum, this should probably in Administrators.


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It has took me five years to build my google ranking up, most of my keywords were top of the organic ranking. Now I am left with broken links where people have blogged about my products. I am not even on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd pages on some keywords. I have gone from receiving 20-30 orders a day to nothing. People cannot find me. You have completely ruined my business. Not only did it take me nearly 3 weeks to redo over 100 pages and upload 1500 images with no help or aid. You have completely spoilt everything I have worked for.
How are you going to help me. Surely you have some obligations to help me?
Who, where can I contact to speak to, surely you cannot ruin business like this?
Tina Greenaway
Thanks for the feedback.
Nine visits yesterday.
I've slipped into obscurity.
You've done the right things by buying AdWord Space and using facebook to your advantage.
I'm not one of the 8 Billion people on facebook - for a variety of reasons.
Office 365 should suffice.
And I refuse to spend anymore money on this venture.
The outlay of Time to re-build the Site. (2 weeks on mine alone)
Not Including the time for Research of how to do so since January.
The new Domain Registrar Fees
A Foreign transaction fee for the downunder Melbourne IT !
Time adding Google Analytics to ea. Page because of the dropping of Reports.
The changes in the Transition Guide......i.e. copying text.
Adding all the re-directs to the Root Directory.
Almost a Total loss of traffic - most traffic so far Friends and Family.
You can't put a price on all this.
It's certainly worth more than 6 months free Hosting.
That was used up in the 1st Hour of Research!
The only thing that might get MSFT's attention is a massive migration to other Hosts.
But, if a lot of folks are like me right now, I'm tired of building Web Sites. (I built two other large sites for Clients)
So they've got me by the gonads.
I've been a Microsoft person since the early days....pre 95 (MS Dos), the 1st Ergonomic Keyboard, my Mouse and Keyboard today, most all Software, IExplorer not Netscape I could go on and on.
So like you, I figured they would do us right in the long run.
But now that Bill has stepped down............
OH Crap!
Can't EDIT WEB SITE AGAIN.
I didn't add that dilemma above,... yesterday and now today.
I guess complaining won't do any good.
To the contrary it seems.
Hi D Max,
I still had that problem this morning, what I did that resolved it is to go into your Internet options, Security, Trusted sites and clear your site and Office 365 addresses and save. This worked for me!
That's Scary for future stuff I would think.
I suppose you could add everything back.
I just read a tread that a MSFT guy suggest to ADD http://*.sharepoint.com to your Trusted Sites
TWIMC - Adding "Star dot sharepoint.com" to Trusted Sites did not Work.
Did you happen to read my $ Rant earlier today?
Do you think MSFT is just being mean?
Yes I did and had a chuckle!, but to be honest it's not a laughing matter is it!, the service is terrible
I had this problem myself and I raised it somwhere else on this forum. Where I was first on Google search pages I totally disappeared. Only now am I starting to recover in the search engines. Time scale for this recovery THREE MONTHS.
Three months! That is terrible, have you managed to get back to top ranking?
And getting worse.
They should have someone there 24 hrs a day being a World-wide Co.
I'm up at 3 AM EDT my time, that's 9 in the Morning for you. By the time someone in Redmond WA gets to work its 3 PM for you and my Nap time after a late Lunch.
By then I've given up for the Day w/ MSFT.
Uh-Oh I complained again...that probably means another day w/o Editing capabilities!
I have to get to work.
I'll cross my fingers and try your solution.
I just took a Snip of the Trusted Sites JIC.
Yikes - 3 months!
Hi folks,
Information about how to fix this situation is available on the O365 Technical blog article Maintain web page URLs from your Office Live website, and linked to from the Office Live Small Business Transition Wiki.
Please check this wiki page, and the Office Live Small Business Community page for links to information and resources to help you through this migration.
Tina, I got an answer from Jason about the Editing situation.
It was kind of the opposite from your method - but I see why yours worked now.
Check out the Thread:
I figured removing cookies would be the answer.
Adding the Sites as Trusted Sites I could do under Security/Trusted Sites, but I when I tried the same for the Intranet Sites my Computer said you already have in Trusted sites - do want to move.
I said no.
Removed the Cache and Cookies under Develoment Tools F12.
And now I'm in.
So you basically did the same thing by removing the Sites...their Servers don't find any related Cookies.
We took care of that a few days ago.
And BTW, one does not have to redirect the Default Page.
But thanks for trying to help.
I'm slowly getting my rankings back, but it is starting from scratch, instead of maybe typing two words into a search engine Im now having to type three or four. The link below is from another thread, that was started in Noverber 2011 and has some good information, Microsoft were orginally saying that it would be just a temporary loss in traffic. The man from Google differed.
But the question eveyone seems to be asking did Microsoft know about this, but didn't tell anyone. As others have stated, you could have have went to another web host
Interesting...Thanks SRSM, that was a eye-opening read - now I'm concerned that the re-directs might slow the Rankings for the new /Pages/.
One thing I see is underlying recurring theme in Posts is a general unhappiness w/ this migration/transition Process.
I pity those in Support whom have endured this since day one.
Someone(s) at MSFT have had plenty of time to rectify a lot the gripes.
Instead they are depending on the community to make the most of what they've given us to date.
Do you think this will change, and help come down from above?
Like preferential treatment or bumped up rankings from Bing.
I've noticed that Google has my new Pages listed, but after the ol' OLSB pages.
Bing has yet to get a clue.


text: DJ's gig axed after Belfast emergency 07 Feb 2014 A DJ's concert in Edinburgh has been axed for safety reasons after more than 100 people were treated for suspected drug and alcohol problems outside his Belfast show. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The PSNI said over 300 people arrived at the DJ Hardwell concert in the Odyssey Arena on Thursday night either drunk, on drugs, or were underage and were barred from entry into the venue.Over 100 people required medical treatment and given the large volumes of those requiring aid the emergency services had to declare a major incident and erect a special temporary medical facility in the grounds of the Queen's Island complex.The DJ went on to play in Dublin on Friday, however, it has since emerged that the concert in Edinburgh on Saturday night has been cancelled because of the incident in Belfast.The Scottish promoters, Colours, said they were working to try and re-schedule the event after the authorities decided to withdraw their licence.In a statement, the promoter said: "Due to the situation in Belfast on Thursday, 6 February, it was decided that the event in Edinburgh should not go ahead due to safety concerns."Meanwhile, the DJ's concert in Dublin on Friday is to go ahead as scheduled, however, extra police have been drafted in as a precautionary measure.Following the Belfast incident, the promoters for the Odyssey concert issued a statement on the DJ's Facebook page."We would like to emphasize the fact that the visitors of the concert and Hardwell himself were not aware of this situation that mostly took place outside the venue and which was the result of a strict door policy," they said."Visitors inside the venue have been safe at all times and the visitors whom we have denied access received all the medical attention and care they were in need of."We always try to implement a zero tolerance policy when it comes to substance abuse and the events yesterday are a direct result of that policy."Nine people remained in hospital on Friday where their conditions have been described as "stable".The ambulance service dealt with casualties "at varying levels of consciousness" at the dance event.Paramedics treated 40 people outside the Odyssey, while another 68 individuals received aid from the private medical team inside the concert.John McPoland, from the NIAS, said they were alerted by staff at the SOS bus after a number of people arrived intoxicated shortly after 8pm."What made this unique was the sheer number of people at the one scene," he said."Normally, we would deal with people suffering from alcohol and perhaps drug abuse on a regular basis on weekends right across Northern Ireland, but never in the one place."It seems that a lot of the young people turned up already with lots of alcohol on board."There were girls being carried out that were just completely out of it, there were boys inside the Odyssey itself fighting with people ...Pauline O'Boyle, parentDoctors were put on standby at the Ulster, Mater and Royal hospitals and extra staff were called in.Dr Russell McLaughlin, consultant at the Royal Victoria Hospital's A&E, told UTV the patients' symptoms were "consistent with drug and alcohol misuse".The Odyssey said that 9,500 tickets were sold for the event and a number of concert-goers arrived at the venue already intoxicated and were not admitted.A temporary treatment facility was established in the grounds of the complex for those needing attention.It's believed to be the first time a medical facility of that kind had been put in place for such an emergency.Odyssey Arena general manager Adrian Doyle, said: "As with any concert, the safety of our patrons is our absolute priority at all times and we are very confident that we have sufficient staff on site to maintain a safe and enjoyable concert."He said the concert continued "as normal inside the Odyssey Arena".Eye-witness footage captured fights that broke out among the young revellers inside.Mr Doyle said thorough pre-planning had taken place with the relevant authorities, including the police.Stringent ID checks were in place under the 'Think 21' guidelines for any patrons wishing to purchase alcohol within the Odyssey Arena, with patrons required to produce a valid passport or driving licence as proof of ID.Odyssey Arena manager Adrian DoyleHe added: "Decisions were taken at this meeting, to ensure safety, caution and good management of the event and a detailed management plan was agreed and put in place."Both the PSNI and Community Enforcement Teams from Belfast City Council were on the ground at the event confiscating alcohol that was in the possession of patrons as they arrived at the Odyssey."In anticipation of any patrons being turned away at the door for any reason, the support services of the SOS bus were also deployed."High levels of staff were employed to manage queues at the door."Searches were carried out on the door by a team of Security Industry Authority accredited personnel, with two PSNI sniffer dog teams also deployed."Large numbers of patrol and response staff were on the concourses and in the main hall throughout the evening and supervisors checked toilet facilities on an ongoing basis."He continued: "Purchase of alcohol was limited to two drinks per ID, and all alcohol sales were stopped at 9pm."Incident levels inside the Odyssey Arena before, during and after the Hardwell concert were at normal levels for an event of this size and nature and were managed effectively at all times by staff."Fifteen of those treated were taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital. Another three people were also taken to the Mater Hospital for treatment.On Friday, a spokeswoman for the Belfast Trust said nine people, including two 16-year-olds, remained in the Royal and Mater hospitals. She described their condition as stable.The police will be meeting with the Odyssey Arena's management to review the incident and are investigating.On the night, three people were arrested and a small quantity of suspected drugs was seized in the area outside the venue.A 21-year-old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour, an 18-year-old man was arrested for assault and resisting police arrest, and a 16-year-old girl was arrested for assault and resisting arrest.All three individuals are currently in custody at Musgrave Police Station.Pre-loading at home before going out is dangerous and can lead to unintended consequences with people putting themselves at great risk.Pubs of UlsterPubs of Ulster condemned what happened and warned young people of the dangers of "pre-loading" - drinking large amounts of alcohol before heading out.Chief Executive Colin Neill said: "We are extremely concerned to hear that a large number of young people were treated for the apparent effects of alcohol and drugs."Pubs of Ulster would reiterate that alcohol should be consumed responsibly and safely."Parents must stop under 18s getting access to drink and licensees should check ID and exercise extreme caution at all times."The organisation also called for those found responsible for allowing those underage to drink alcohol to be prosecuted.It is understood doors to the over 16s event opened at 6.30pm.Emergency services remained on stand-by after the concert ended.Pauline O'Boyle, from Waterfoot in Co Antrim, took her two sons aged 16 and 17 to the concert, but returned after hearing reports of the major incident."As we arrived, we were quite concerned about the ones that we had seen - you kinda knew to look at them, they were on something. Either drink or drugs or something," she said."I didn't expect this. It's quite scary as a parent."Police are meeting with Odyssey Arena to review the incident and will be conducting an investigation. CCTV will form part of that process.PSNIAt the scene, Belfast councillor and doctor John Kyle added: "This is clearly a major concern - we need to find out what exactly happened."But if this was precipitated by drug use, then that is very concerning and we need to look at where the drugs have come from, what they were, and who was selling them."The PSNI said that prior to the concert - as is usual procedure in events of this size - officers met with officials from the Odyssey Arena, security organisation Eventsec, Belfast City Council representatives, and those involved with the SOS bus.Officers were deployed in the area outside the venue and a police drugs dog moved through the queue to detect anyone who may have had illegal substances on them.Area Commander Chief Inspector Mark McEwan said: "There were facilities in place both inside and outside to manage the welfare of vulnerable persons."Over the course of the evening, approximately 300 young people - some of whom had travelled to the venue by coach or other group transport - were showing signs of intoxication or were not the correct age and were not permitted entry to the venue."Police would encourage parents that may be considering allowing their child to attend an event where there is an age restriction to ensure that the child is the appropriate age."On his official Twitter account, DJ Hardwell made no direct reference to the incident at the Belfast gig.Edinburgh, so gutted tomorrow is canceled. I was really looking forward to it. It's out of my hands, we'll announce a make up date asap!— Hardwell (@HARDWELL) February 7, 2014 © UTV Share Share Share