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An internationally-respected feminist geographer, Victoria Lawson's research focuses on how human relations have been altered by new modes of mobility, technology, and inequality...
The Biological Futures cohort of faculty and graduate fellows meet during Summer term.
April 11-12, 2013
The 2012-2013 University of Washington Mellon Sawyer Seminar on the Borderlands builds upon the work of a multi-year, multidisciplinary collective. The Sawyer Seminar undertakes an interdisciplinary exploration of Borderlands, understood as the contact zones, imagined geographies, and discourses that produce both order and violence.
Based on his ethnographic research with militia groups in Sierra Leone and Liberia during those countries' recent civil wars, as well as the anthropology of violence, interdisciplinary security studies, and contemporary critical theory, Danny Hoffman considers how young men are made available for violent labor on the battlefields and in the diamond mines, rubber plantations, and other unregulated industries of West Africa.
Created in collaboration by the UW's Undergraduate Research Program and the Simpson Center, the Summer Institute in the Arts & Humanities provides twenty competitively-selected undergraduates an intensive opportunity to engage in primary interdisciplinary research.
Susannah Gottlieb is Associate Chair and Professor of English at Northwestern University, where she directs the Poetry and Poetics Colloquium and Workshop.
Bruce Robbins is Old Dominion Foundation Professor of the Humanities in the department of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University.
Postdoctoral fellowships at the Simpson Center are often tied to and supported by special grant initiatives.
provide UW faculty groups with leave to catalyze, deepen, or reconfigure cross-disciplinary research and to work toward publication.
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include speaker series, international research, and working conferences. They are selected for support based on their crossdisciplinary and interdisciplinary focus.
This series provides an opportunity for UW humanities scholars to discuss their recently published books.
seed new collaborations between faculty and graduate students who share research interests.
The Katz Distinguished Lectures in the Humanities Series recognizes scholars in the humanities and emphasizes the role of the humanities in liberal education. The series is named after Solomon Katz, who served for 53 years at the UW, as an instructor, professor, Chair of the Department of History, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Provost, and Vice President for Academic Affairs. All Katz Lectures are free and open to the public.
encourage crossdisciplinary collaboration among graduate students through organized readings, screenings, dissertation working groups, and other activities.
are awarded for faculty, postdoctoral, and graduate research through both internal and external grants.
are supported by small discretionary grants that facilitate opportunities for interdepartmental lectures, colloquia, and conferences at UW.
fund extended crossdisciplinary, collaborative projects that are often aligned with Simpson Center initiatives.
include the tri-annual Katz Distinguished Lectures in the Humanities and the Joff Hanuaer Lectures in Western Civilization.
at the Simpson Center includes interdisciplinary graduate courses and the Certificate in Public Scholarship.
supports projects that promote collaboration between scholars and community partners in education, governmental, non-profit, and grassroots organizations.
stand at the leading edge of change by promoting collaborative, crossdisciplinary research and transformational scholarship.
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Reading groups and microseminars with a number of UW faculty whose research interests dwell outside the usual purview of Asian American Studies.
In 2007, the Joff Hanauer Endowment for Excellence in Western Civilization was established through a gift from Seattle businessman and philanthropist Jerry Hanauer, in memory of his son. It supports two professorships and several graduate student fellowships in Western Civilization, in addition to a lecture series.
The Medieval Studies Graduate Interest Group fosters collaboration between disciplines on topics concerning the Middle Ages by bringing together medieval scholars from diverse departments on campus and the community.
For Americans experiencing chronic and acute illnesses, fundraising through crowdsourcing websites has become a popular method to pay for the extraordinary costs of health care and medication. This project studies these new forms of self-representation from the perspectives of public health, medical anthropology, and media and communication studies.
The International Piers Plowman Society meets to foster critical study of the poem(s) Piers Plowman, a fourteenth-century alliterative narrative told in a series of dream visions.
The Society of Scholars is an intellectual community of humanists of diverse generations, academic ranks, and departmental affiliations who contribute to and learn from one another's work. Meet the 2015-16 Scholars.
Summer Digital Humanities Fellowships support scholars pursuing research projects that use digital technologies in innovative and intensive ways. Meet the 2015 Fellows.
Students who have completed the Certificate in Public Scholarship
Amazon's dominance of the book-publishing industry and relentless focus on customer service may herald a new era in American fiction.
The Simpson Center's Executive Board has awarded support to UW scholars for the 2015-16 year. Simpson Center funding supports a wide range of activities, including crossdisciplinary research clusters, graduate student interest groups, scholarly conferences, and projects in our new "other" category.
The Simpson Center for the Humanities announces six Mellon Fellows for Reaching New Publics in the Humanities.
What are we celebrating these days at the Simpson Center? We're so glad you asked …
Each year the Simpson Center supports events in the greater Seattle community with small discretionary grants.Learn
Each year the Simpson Center co-sponsors dozens of interdepartmental speaker events and conferences with small discretionary grants.
This conference with the UW Center for Human Rights examines access to information as a tool in securing truth, justice, and reparations for victims of crimes against humanity.
This symposium examines artistic, archival, and activist projects that move from the digital to the analog, from embodied performance to notation.
The African Media and Materialities research group focuses on media and materialities to bring together several strands of thought and research.
The Certificate in Public Scholarship brings together a crossdisciplinary cohort of UW graduate students and faculty interested in public scholarship, campus-community partnerships, community-engaged research, digital and multimedia publication, and profession development for careers inside or outside of higher education.
Comics have entered university curricula and multiple annual conferences, such as the International Comic Arts Forum, specialize in comics scholarship.
Integrating computer technologies with humanities research. Using computational tools to retrieve, analyze, and visually represent data.
Digital Humanities Summer Fellowships support scholars pursuing research projects that use digital technologies in innovative and intensive ways and/or explore the historical, social, aesthetic, and cross-cultural implications of digital cultures.
For the fifth year, the Simpson Center sponsored the University of Victoria's renowned Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI).
Disability studies is a quickly growing field that approaches disability from a social-justice perspective.
Beloved by musicians yet inaccessible to scholars, Fauré's music provides a unique focal point for rethinking the relationship between music and discourse.
Ethnographic Aesthetics is a speaker series featuring innovators whose work in poetry, sound, and film expands the practice of ethnography through humanistic, sensory forms of knowing.
Feminism and Classics is a conference exploring the multiple interconnections among the cultures of the ancient Mediterranean and the study of feminism, women, and gender.
The symposium Hebrew and the Humanities: Present Tense examines the experience of Americans who have traversed the cultural distance from English to Hebrew. Why do they do it? What is its value? How does the embattled position of Hebrew reflect the broader challenges of language arts and humanities education today?
Histories and Futures of Publication is an interdisciplinary lecture and colloquium series in manuscript, print, and digital cultures.
The Simpson Center offers courses at the graduate level that reflect its commitments to crossdisciplinary research, digital humanities, and public scholarship.
Following scholarship on intersectionality, a particularly powerful analytic tool for understanding identity formation and experience, we argue that species can be added to—and can intersect with—gender, race, class, ethnicity, and sexuality, to better understand how vectors of power and privilege are formed and how we might start to shift them in the direction of greater social justice.
Lake Union Laboratory: Curating Collaborative Urban Research in the Digital Realm supports a cross-disciplinary team exploring the potential for digital platforms and tools to generate new transdisciplinary knowledges in and of ur
Difference is a term that late twentieth and early twenty-first century scholars of race, gender, and sexuality have claimed and yet left largely un-theorized.
The Moving Images graduate interest group brings together students from a variety of departments focused on the study of moving images, including narrative and documentary film as well as television and new media.
This research cluster brings together faculty and graduate students for critical and cross-disciplinary conversations and activities concerning the cultural, political, and economic situation of Palestine and its framing in U.S.
The Performance Studies Research Group draws together scholars from various disciplines to discuss foundational and new work in the field of performance studies.
The Simpson Center advances scholarship as a publicly engaged practice, promoting mutually beneficial partnerships between higher education and organizations in the public and private sectors and providing pathways for scholars to share their academic work with broader public audiences.
Reading and Writing Affect is a monthly reading group and writing workshop that offers a thorough overview of the current field of affect theory and related discourses
A new program forges innovative forms of scholarship and teaching beyond traditional academic circles, supported by a four-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
An interdisciplinary graduate certificate program in Science, Technology & Society Studies (STSS) welcomes its first cohort in the 2015-16 academic year, with 14 students from eight departments beginning the new program.
The SeaTac-Seattle Minimum Wage Campaign History Project produces a digital web archive documenting the two successful historic struggles for a $15 minimum wage as well as continuing advocacy for better wages, sick pay, reduction
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Seattle citizens joined together to oppose the construction and expansion of freeways that would have destroyed the heart of Seattle.
To celebrate the life of William Shakespeare, this conference explores the connection of music and memory in his plays.
The symposium Socially Engaged Art in Japan explores work that crosses the boundaries between art and social activism and how Japan's experience can inform a global understanding of such work.
The Society of Scholars is an intellectual community of humanists of diverse generations, academic ranks, and departmental affiliations who contribute to and learn from one another's work. The group meets biweekly throughout the year to discuss their current research. It is composed of faculty, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows.
Space, Movement, and Translation brings together a diverse group of graduate students from different disciplines and backgrounds interested in novel ways of representing historical movement, space, and translation in scholarship.
Spring 2016 HUM courses
Teaching with Technology brings together graduate teaching assistants from various departments to discuss and develop technology-based teaching tools and lessons.
Politics of Storytelling is an essay collection that builds a theoretical language about the form and function of storytelling in the historical creation and recreation of modern island formations
Our research cluster pursues the questioning of translation as a way of enlarging our understanding of the humanities and the social sciences.
Unmapping Global Studies advances the critical study of Oceania and the global mobilities of Pacific Islanders and all native peoples.
Winter 2016 HUM courses
Christof Mauch is a distinguished environmental historian and director of the Rachel Carson Center for Environment & Society in Munich, Germany, one of the world's largest research centers for the environmental humanities and social sciences.
Lauren Berlant is the George M. Pullman Distinguished Service Professor of English at the University of Chicago.
Alison Wylie is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Washington. Her abiding interest as a philosopher of science is in questions about how we know what we (think) we know.
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The Panto is a car featured in Grand Theft Auto 2 and dropped during development of Grand Theft Auto III.
The Panto name first debuted in GTA 2 in the form of a two-door microcar (occasionally confused as a van) akin to the Dementia, but significantly larger. Its appearance alone makes the car generally unappealing, in contrast to larger, better designed cars in the game. The internal name given to the Panto is
FIAT, implying the car's name originates from that of a similarly named Fiat Punto, but may otherwise be comparable to a 1949-1967 Tempo Matador Kleinbus.
The Panto was planned to reappear as a four-door compact sedan in GTA III, but was cut for unknown reasons. The car, like the Panto in GTA 2, bears some resemblance to a Fiat, specifically, a Fiat 128; little else is known about the car. A picture of the car can be found on the "Capital Auto Sale$" teaser website, along with many other beta vehicles [1].
The Panto's performance in GTA 2 mirrors its generally undesirable appearance. The car suffers from an underpowered engine, which results in a poor top speed and below average acceleration. However, helped largely by its speed, the Panto's steering is still acceptable, but its brakes are mediocre, being slightly below average. Even so, the vehicle is not practical when evading gunfire and hostile enemies, such as law enforcement.
When crushed, the Panto awards the player Grenades.
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Episode 43 - Salma Hayek in a Haystack [ 1:31:41 | 0.01 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (645)
Movies discussed: American Mary, Maniac, The Purge
We watch a trio of recent horror films this week and pick apart our thoughts on the current state of the genre. Along the way we enjoy American Mary and the surprisingly well done Maniac. Then there's The Purge. Sigh. As you might have guessed, we chose The Purge for this weeks lightning round, or Blitzkrieg Bop as we may call it.
After listening to our 90 second blasts at the movie, we want to encourage you listeners to post a Vine video in the comments to this episode or to our Twitter feed giving us your 6 second Purge reviews. It'll be fun, I swear.
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November 13, 2012 | 1226 views
Mepham gets past Oceanside
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As difficult as it is to beat a quality opponent three times in the same season, Mepham accomplished the feat against Oceanside on the soccer pitch this fall and the latest decision — 2-1 last Friday — earned the Lady Pirates a trip to the Nassau Class AA semifinals.
Second-half goals by sophomore Samantha Picinich and freshman Erin Gilroy, and junior goalkeeper Nadine Simpson's seven saves lifted fourth-seeded Mepham to a rare come-from-behind victory. Freshman Julia Duffy scored late in the first half for the fifth-seeded Lady Sailors, who hosted the game on their turf field due to weather conditions.
"Sometimes when we give up a goal, we put our heads down," Mepham coach Samantha Foronjy said. "Today we were able to hang in there. We regrouped at halftime and our goal scorers found a way. We always get our share of chances. If there was anything we needed to do better, it was finish."
It was the first game for the Lady Pirates (8-6-3 overall) since a 1-0 victory over MacArthur in the conference regular-season finale Oct. 22. They went on to lose in the semifinals to Massapequa the next day. Oceanside (5-8-2) was coming off a 3-0 first-round playoff win over Herricks on Oct. 26.
"It's been a tough two weeks for everybody," Lady Sailors coach Mariana Winchester said. "We played a strong game against Herricks to open the playoffs. The girls had to regroup and refocus today, and I thought they did a good job.
"The tough part is, some of them aren't going home from here because their house has damage or power," she added. "They're going to stay with family or friends."
Gilroy netted the game-winner with 15 minutes left in regulation off an assist from Gabby Weiner following a corner kick by Ashley Appel. It was Gilroy's ninth goal of the season and fifth point in three games against Oceanside. She had two goals and one assist in a 3-2 triumph in the Conference AA-I opener on Sept. 12, and assisted on Appel's game-winning tally in a 1-0 win in the Oct. 1 rematch.
"They got us by one goal every game," Winchester said. "Today they came back strong, so we've got to compliment them."
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Man fatally shot during argument in north Sacramento | Crime
SACRAMENTO - An argument escalated into violence and an eventual fatal shooting in the Del Paso Heights area of Sacramento Sunday afternoon.
According to Sacramento police reports, a resident and a passerby got into an argument around 3:51 p.m. The passerby then followed the resident toward their house on the 3100 block of Palmer St. where the argument became violent and the home owner pulled a gun and shot the passerby.
Emergency responders were called and transported the gunshot victim to a nearby hospital where he later died, said police.
No identifying information was provided on either party.
Police did not indicate what the two men were arguing about.


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Birth Place: San Diego, California, USA
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A handsome, gifted actor, Ryan Hansen became a familiar TV face thanks to his innate charm and considerable talent. Born July 5, 1981 in San Diego, CA, Ryan Hansen broke into show business with guest spots on such series as "Ally McBeal" (Fox, 1997-2002) and "That's So Raven" (Disney Channel, 2003-07). His profile earned a major boost with the recurring role of Dick Casablancas on "Veronica Mars" (UPN, 2004-06; The CW, 2006-07). Playing a hot but seemingly heartless bully, Hansen turned his character into a much more complex figure, whose arrogance and cruelty came from a place of insecurity. Elevated to a series regular, Hansen's Casablancas eventually seeks redemption after surviving a ser... Continue Bio >>
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Furnish Me Vintage is a Mid Century Modern and Danish Modern furniture, art, and housewares dealer based in St. Petersburg Florida. The owners are collectors and lovers of well designed objects of the Eames, atomic, retro, modern era.
Furnish Me Vintage is tucked out of sight on the second floor of an antique mall in St. Petersburg, Florida. What it lacks in curb presence is made up for in a well-curated selection; this place is a mid century enthusiast's dream. The large space (7,000 square feet) is filled with vintage finds, from all the big names like George Nelson, Paul McCobb, and Jens Risom.
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Boca Raton, FL (Sports Network) - Bernhard Langer and Tom Pernice, Jr. both
carded 6-under 66s on Friday and they share the lead after the first round of
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four years. On the other hand, Pernice is playing this event for the first
Bart Bryant and Rocco Mediate, who are both making their Champions Tour
debuts, opened with 5-under 67s on The Old Course at Broken Sound Club. They
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Tom Lehman, the 2011 winner, carded a 4-under 68 and is one of nine players
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A look at this week's top recalls and consumer product safety information.
Toyota recalling 6.4M vehicles worldwide
Toyota Motor Corp, in its second-largest recall announcement, said on Wednesday it would call back 6.39 million vehicles globally after uncovering five different faults involving parts ranging from steering to seats.
The world's biggest automaker said it was not aware of any crashes or injuries caused by the glitches, which were found in 27 Toyota models including the RAV4 and Yaris subcompact. Toyota said faults were also found in the Pontiac Vibe and the Subaru Trezia, two models the automaker built for General Motors and Fuji Heavy Industries.
Toyota said some 3.5 million vehicles were being recalled to replace a spiral cable that could be damaged when the steering wheel is turned. That could cause the air bag to fail in the event of a crash, the automaker said.
In the second-largest of the Toyota recalls, some 2.32 million three-door models made between January 2005 and August 2010 are being recalled to check for a fault in the seat rails that could cause the seat to slide forward in a crash, risking injury for the driver or passengers. The other recalls are for faulty steering column brackets, windshield wiper motors and engine starters.
The move by Toyota to announce five different recalls on a single day from Tokyo comes as major automakers face increasing scrutiny on how quickly they take preventive safety action and how quickly they share information with regulators and the public.
Toyota agreed last month to pay $1.2 billion to the U.S. government for withholding information related to unintended acceleration in its vehicles. That safety crisis had caused Toyota to recall more than 9 million vehicles.
Spiders prompt Mazda recall … yes, spiders
For the second time in three years, Mazda Motor Corp has issued a recall for Mazda6 sedans in North America because of a spider that likes the smell of gasoline and weaves a web that blocks a vent in the engine. Mazda is recalling 42,000 sedans with 2.5-liter engines from model years 2010 to 2012 in the United States. Mazda officials were not immediately available to report recalls outside of the United States.
Three years ago, Mazda recalled about 65,000 Mazda6 sedans in North America from model years 2009 and 2010, also because of spider webs blocking evaporative canister vent lines. The same issue is the cause of the most recent recall, Mazda told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The web weaved by a spider can lead to a restriction of fuel flow, which in turn can reduce fuel tank pressure when the emission control system purges vapors from the evaporative canister. This can put stress on the fuel tank, which may crack and leak fuel, increasing the risk of a fire, a report filed with NHTSA says.
Mazda will inform owners in the recall campaign to bring cars to dealers, where the evaporative canister vent line will be checked and cleared if necessary. Also, the dealerships will reprogram software.
Buckle problems prompt Evenflo carseat recall
Evenflo announced the recall of more than 1.3 million child safety seats to fix a problematic buckle. models Momentum 65 (including LX and DLX), Chase (including LX, DLX, and Select), Maestro (including Performance), Symphony (including 65, LX, 65 E3, and DLX), Snugli All-In-One, Snugli Booster, Titan 65, SureRide DLX, and Secure Kid (including LX, DLX, 100, 300, and 400).
The affected seats have model number prefixes of 306, 308, 310, 329, 345, 346, 371 or 385. The defect involves difficulty in unlatching the harness buckle. In the convertible car seats and harnessed booster seats, the buckle may become stuck in a latched condition so that it cannot be opened by depressing the buckle's release button.
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Noah J. Goldstein is Associate Professor of Management and Organization at UCLA Anderson School of Management. He also holds joint appointments in the UCLA Psychology Department and the David Geffen School of Medicine. Goldstein joined the UCLA faculty after serving on the faculty of The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Dr. Goldstein has won awards in both teaching and research at the Anderson School.
Professor Goldstein's primary line of research involves the study of the factors that lead people to change their behaviors. His scholarly research and writing on the topics of persuasion, conformity, and compliance have been published in academic outlets such as Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Administrative Science Quarterly, Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing Research, Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, and in a recent book entitled Yes, a New York Times best-seller now translated in over 26 languages.
Dr. Goldstein has consulted for a number of private and public institutions, including Accenture, the United States Forest Service, and the United States Census Bureau. Goldstein has also served on the Scientific Advisory Boards of two Fortune Global 500 companies.
Professor Goldstein has taught Organizational Behavior, Leadership Foundations, and Persuasion and Influence to students at UCLA Anderson.
Selected Publications:
Goldstein, N. J., & Hays, N. A. (2011). Illusory power transference: The vicarious experience of power. Administrative Science Quarterly, 56, 593-621.
Goldstein, N. J., Griskevicius, V., & Cialdini, R. B. (2011). Reciprocity by proxy: A novel influence strategy for stimulating cooperation. Administrative Science Quarterly, 56, 441-473.
Griskevicius, V., Goldstein, N. J., Mortensen, C. R., Sundie, J. M., Cialdini, R. B., & Kenrick, D. T. (2009). Fear and loving in Las Vegas: Evolution, emotion, and persuasion. Journal of Marketing Research, 46, 384-395.
Ackerman, J. M., Goldstein, N. J., Shapiro, J. R., & Bargh, J. A. (2009). You wear me out: The vicarious depletion of self-control. Psychological Science, 20, 326-332.
Goldstein, N. J. (2009). Harnessing social pressure. Harvard Business Review, 87, 25.
Goldstein, N. J., Cialdini, R. B., & Griskevicius, V. (2008). A room with a viewpoint: Using social norms to motivate environmental conservation in hotels. Journal of Consumer Research, 35, 472-482.
Nolan, J. P., Schultz, P. W., Cialdini, R. B., Goldstein, N. J., & Griskevicius, V. (2008). Normative social influence is underdetected. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 34, 913-923.
Griskevicius, V., Cialdini, R. B., & Goldstein, N. J. (2008). Peer influence: An underestimated and underemployed lever for change. Sloan Management Review, 49, 84-88.
Goldstein, N. J., & Cialdini, R. B. (2007). The spyglass self: A model of vicarious self-perception. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 92, 402-417.
Schultz, P. W., Nolan, J. M., Cialdini, R. B., Goldstein, N. J., & Griskevicius, V. (2007). The constructive, destructive, and reconstructive power of social norms. Psychological Science, 18, 429-434.
Griskevicius, V., Goldstein, N. J., Mortensen, C. R., Cialdini, R. B., & Kenrick, D. T. (2006). Going along versus going alone: When fundamental motives facilitate strategic (non)conformity. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 91, 281-294.
Cialdini, R. B., & Goldstein, N. J. (2004). Social influence: Compliance and conformity. Annual Review of Psychology, 55, 591-621.
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Long-Time Church Historian, Irvin B. Horst, Dies
Irvin B. Horst, a former Eastern Mennonite University professor who devoted most of his life to Anabaptist history, research and thought, died Apr. 23, 2011, at Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community. He was 95. Dr. Horst taught church history and English literature courses at EMU from 1955 to 1967. During this time, he worked to increase holdings at the Menno Simons Historical Librar ...More


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Roland Mushat Frye dies
The eminent scholar Roland Mushat Frye died on January 20, 2005, at the age of 83, in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1922, Frye earned three degrees, including his Ph.D., from Princeton University. He served in the United States Army during World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star. After the war, he taught at Emory University and was a research professor in residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library before settling at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was the Felix E. Schelling Professor of English Literature until retiring in 1983.
Cobb County to Appeal Selman Verdict
On January 17, 2005, the Cobb County School Board voted 5-2 to appeal the ruling in Selman et al. v. Cobb County School District et al., which ordered the removal of evolution disclaimers from the school district's textbooks. Announcing the decision, Kathie Johnstone, chair of the board, described Judge Clarence Cooper's ruling as an "unnecessary judicial intrusion into local control of schools."
Two Times Two
Two excellent opinion columns about evolution education appeared on January 19, 2005, on opposite sides of the country.
"Wedging creationism into the academy"
"Wedging creationism into the academy," by Barbara Forrest and Glenn Branch, appears in the January-February 2005 issue of Academe, the bimonthly magazine of the American Association of University Professors. In their article, Forrest and Branch discuss the attempts of the "intelligent design" movement to use academia as a base.
Victory in Cobb County
"[T]he Sticker adopted by the Cobb County Board of Education violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment," declared U.S. District Judge Clarence Cooper, in a forty-four-page ruling issued on January 13, 2005. Cooper's ruling requires the Cobb County School District to remove the disclaimers immediately and not to disseminate them again in any form. NCSE Executive Director Eugenie C. Scott commented, "This is another win for good science and good science education.
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Several of you, like me, may have graduated from college some time ago – longer than we care to admit. Remember those bulky course catalogs we had to flip through at the beginning of every academic year? I can clearly picture the hundreds of pages of recycled paper… oh, how things have changed!
Today's college students simply review course descriptions online or on their smartphones without thinking twice about it. And once classes have started, customized mobile apps– branded with the university's name, colors, and logo – make things even easier by incorporating study materials, assignments and grades with interactive collaboration features.
The goal of these custom apps reaches far beyond simply accessing a class syllabus from anywhere. Students using mobile app platforms like AT&T Campus Guide can collaborate with peers or instructors on class assignments by simply opening the course directory. With a few simple taps to the screen, they are chatting with one another.
Smaller colleges can tap mobile apps, too
It's hard to deny that students will continue to use mobile technology to connect like this. By the end of 2016, an estimated nine of out 10 undergraduate college students will own a smartphone – compared with 60% of the general population.
I recently blogged about the next generation of IT leaders in higher education. The concepts I discussed aren't isolated to large institutions. IT leaders at smaller universities and colleges also understand there is an opportunity to engage students through mobile technology. But for many, the idea of customized mobile apps may seem far reaching as they face more limited resources and a considerably smaller IT staff.
Here's the thing. Colleges and universities of any size don't have to make a large investment to create a successful mobile app. With the AT&T Campus Guide platform, campuses can customize and easily integrate a mobile app to their legacy systems without having to develop something from scratch. Branded, highly functional apps can be up-and-running in a matter of weeks – and for much less than you might expect.
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University leaders already using this platform are telling others about the low-cost benefits. AT&T Campus Guide was just named a University Business Magazine 2012 Readers' Choice Top Product!
Nominations were submitted by University Business readers, describing how products like AT&T Campus Guide are contributing to their success in engaging today's generation of mobile students.
A customized AT&T Campus Guide mobile app can include an array of features:
- Course information, including assignments, grades and class announcements
- Campus events
- Student and faculty/staff directories
- Campus maps with turn-by-turn directions
- Campus warnings & notifications
- Campus news and Twitter feeds
- Class rosters and address books
- A 'My Card' feature, to easily share contact information with others
Easy access for engaged students
Rockhurst University in Kansas City has 2,130 undergraduate students, and they began using AT&T Campus Guide last year. Today, the app has been downloaded 1,744 times, and our team recently connected with Rockhurst students and leaders to learn more about their experience.
Here's what you'll learn from the video below:
- Rockhurst's IT team didn't have flexibility to invest in research and development time for a home-grown app
- The release of Rockhurst's mobile app coincided with a University rebranding effort, so marketing and IT teams worked together to incorporate the new look and feel
- Rockhurst Campus Guide can be used on multiple device types, regardless of carrier
- Faculty members don't have to learn a new system to integrate course materials – Campus Guide works with systems already in place
- Student leaders use the campus directory to plan events and teach entering freshman how to access information
- The app is user-friendly. "It's nice to have something as simple on your phone to check on things," said Rockhurst sophomore Marcelo Feran II.
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And Rockhurst University's mobile app is just one example. I'd love to hear what you think about the use of mobile apps in higher education, in general.


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Denzel Washington Stands Tall In Poster For Robert Zemeckis's Flight
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There are a number of selling points for Flight, which plans to close this years New York Film Festival on Sunday evening, Oct. 14. The drama marks Robert Zemeckis first return to live-action filmmaking since his brilliant and riveting Cast Away. According to the trailer, it has a pulse-racing aerial sequence that shows a potentially drunken pilot landing a massive passenger jet. But the new poster decides to put the movies star Denzel Washington front and center, so people know exactly who they are going to see when Flight opens nationwide on Nov. 2.
Heres the one-sheet, courtesy of HitFix:
The rain suggests sorrow and gloom. Yet Denzels character, the flawed Whip, is looking toward a warm glow. Does that suggest retribution for this persecuted figure?
Buzz slowly has been building around Flight as Oscar hopefuls begin to position themselves around the board. Washington appears to be a major player for a Best Actor nod. He reportedly gives a ferocious performance in Zemeckis production. But were also hearing that John Goodmans spectacular in a supporting role, and Zemeckis also has Don Cheadle, Melissa Leo and Bruce Greenwood up his sleeve. Not to mention the effects that are being employed to create the harrowing flight wreck that triggers the plot.
Washingtons likely fantastic. Goodman, Cheadle and the cast should be ridiculously good. But I want to see Zemeckis get back to live-action drama after the animated, mo-cap efforts like The Polar Express and A Christmas Carol. Because if Flight is half as compelling as Contact, Cast Away or the Back to the Future trilogy, were in for something special.
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"made the list of the best regulators ever made" (Highest Rating) -Scuba Lab
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Average Customer Review: based on 6 reviews.Rating: easy breather
What is the total weight of 1st and 2nd stages? Thanks
Hello Ben, Thank you for your inquiry! The DYNAMIC Atomic Z2 Scuba Regulator (1st and 2nd Page), weight is 4.0 lbs. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-35/033033/Atomic-Z2-Scuba-Regulator.html If you have any other questions or would like to place an order, please contact SCUBA.com by calling 1-800-247-2822 or 949-221-9300 or e-mail us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hello, we are exclusively travel divers. I am looking at purchasing the Atomic Z2 reg and Z2 octo. Can you recommend a good travel BCD? I like the prices for the Avid CQR3 or the Mares Prestige 2 Plus, but am afraid they would be too bulky for travel. Or could I get away with one of those as a carry-on along with my regulator/octo? Thanks!
I am interested in the Z2 without the 2nd stage comfort swivel, but would like to get the optional 1st stage swivel? is this possible?
Hello James, this regulator does not come with the 2nd stage swivel. Also if you are looking for the 1st stage swivel you would need to go with a different 1st stage: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-37/034560/Atomic-B2-Regulator---1st-Stage-Only.html.
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Why Zirconium?
The "Z" designation is represented by the use of Zirconium as plating material for the precision machined Brass valve body. Atomic developed a Zirconium over Chrome over Brass plating process to deliver corrosion-resistance 3-4 times that of conventional chrome plating. The Z Series second stage lever, orifice and spring are Titanium.
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The Z Series is our most compact and economical regulator system. But its rare combination of performance, ergonomics and materials is unmatched by competitors at any price. The Z Series gives divers the assurance of the same Limited Lifetime Warranty as all Atomic regulators.
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Z2x has a Brass Atomic Comfort Swivel
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Limited Lifetime Warranty – not contingent on proof of service
Here are some important answers to frequent questions regarding Atomic regulators...
What is Natural Breathing?
Atomic Aquatics has achieved what no other manufacturer has in a high-performance regulator – Natural Breathing. All Atomic regulators breathe with a natural and controlled air delivery sensation at any depth or breathing rate. Inhalation on the surface will feel the same as it does during your deepest dive. This is in part due to the AFC (Automatic Flow Control) employed in our second stages. This patented innovation is a simple device that adjusts the airflow automatically to compensate for the effects of depth. Atomic Aquatics regulators are the smoothest breathing regulators available...period.
What are the diving benefits of Titanium?
First, it is unbelievably lightweight which reduces stress during your dive and makes it a perfect travel regulator. Second, Titanium has no equal for corrosion resistance which means more safety, reliability and repeatable performance. And finally, its beautiful appearance stands apart from any other regulator.
Unparalleled light weight means less stress
In our mission to invigorate the diving experience, the first priority is on reducing stress – travel stress, gearing-up stress, jaw-clinch stress. The best way is to use the lightest material possible. But light weight must never compromise strength or durability. Titanium is the perfect solution. When you hold a Titanium Atomic regulator in your hand, you immediately realize the difference from other regulators. That means less stress for you from packing your gear bag, to donning, to even the final minutes of a long dive.
At first glance the Atomic Z2 and Z2x 1st Stage looks similar to one of several similar first stages on the market the past few years. It offers 2 high pressure ports and 7 low pressure ports offering a wide range of possibilities when it comes to the comfortable set up of your gear. This is where the similarities end. The Z2/Z2x first stage uses a different combination of materials in its construction all aimed at a offering the diver the highest performance in all uses and the lowest maintenance possible. Atomic utilizes a patented plating process of Zirconium over Chrome over Brass that offers corrosion resistance superior to any other regulator on the market. The process is also stronger than the normal plating process used by most manufacturers which will lengthen the regulators potential lifespan by resisting nicks and scratches that can often lead to flaking of the plating on other regulators. Not too shabby for an economical choice.
Internally this first stage delivers consistent air to the diver with a balanced flow-through piston that will offer the same intermediate pressure with each breath at the deepest depths or lowest tank pressures of your dive. The high pressure piston uses a seal system that is self lubricating that is designed to minimize the friction in this critical part and reduce wear and tear and in turn maintenance costs for the regulators owner.
And as if all of this technology and innovation in the Atomic 1st Stages wasn't enough, their 2nd Stages are packed with one feature after the next all geared towards ease of breathing, longevity of the piece of equipment and low maintenance. The Z2x second stage uses an adjustable, pneumatically balanced poppet incorporated into a portion of the regulator that many manufacturers are looking for ways to cut corners and reduce costs in materials. Here, Atomic leads the way by using Titanium and Kevlar in key common parts. For most manufacturers that would be enough ammunition to light up the advertising and begin singing of their praises from the local mountain tops, but not with Atomic. They pressed on with redesigning two other important pieces in the 2nd stage that turned out to be so successful they were awarded patents for their efforts! The Seat Saving Dynamic Orifice was designed to reduce wear and tear on the low pressure seat and in turn increase the high performance of the second stage for the diver by making sure the orifice only comes into contact with the low pressure seat when the regulator is pressurized. The other innovation is their Automatic Flow Control. Most every manufacturer of regulators offer some sort of a venturi switch in their second stages designed to reduce breathing resistance and help with the opening of the valve that delivers air to the diver when they inhale. At Atomic they've perfected this into a pressure sensing, self-adjusting device that regulates the delivery of the diver's air with every breath adjusting for increased pressure the deeper the diver descends. No more switches or dials to get that perfect breath of air! One last feature that the Z2x offers is the patented comfort swivel hose that allows for 30 degrees of rotation without kinking your hose.
A purchase of either the Z2 or Z2x it is fairly certain you'll have a regulator built to last forever offering the performance of choices costing twice what you paid. This regulator is destined to be a "can't miss" for years to come


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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Ryan Getzlaf had a goal and an assist in the
Anaheim Ducks' 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Peter Holland and Corey Perry also tallied for Anaheim, which has won five in
a row and nine of its last 10.
Jonas Hiller made 25 saves in the victory.
Vinny Prospal and Derick Brassard scored for the Blue Jackets, who have
dropped three straight and six of their last seven games.
Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 26 shots in defeat.
Prospal's putback on a rebound got Columbus on the board 3:30 into the game,
but the Ducks answered with a pair of goals to close the opening period and
added another in the third.
Two of those three tallies came on the power play.
Following a Columbus turnover on an Anaheim power play, Bobby Ryan skated down
the left wing and found an open Holland, who finished with a wrister. The
Ducks struck again just 21 seconds later as Getzlaf put home a rebound to give
the hosts its first lead with 3:43 remaining in the first.
A little before the midway point of the third, Perry tried sending a
backhanded feed across the crease, but Bobrovsky fumbled the pass attempt as
it went off his glove and over the goal line for another power-play tally.
Columbus, cut it to 3-2 with less than eight minutes remaining as Brassard put
home a rebound, but the Ducks hung on down the stretch.
Anaheim registered 14 shots in the first, just five in the second, but 10 more
in the third ... The Ducks finished 2-of-3 on the man advantage.
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Brilliant idea.
So good in fact that we used to have one.
It got spammed to death so it was taken offline.
I had just the idea in mind to ask about a wiki for CG. Something collecting infornations about maps and mapping. Storing important ressources, hints, tricks, discussions and so on. Styleguides for different softwares or themes? I personally had a hard time of finding material, and some index would be graet.
Ah, and a boardintern cartography guilds yearbook with the feature maps, challange winners and awarded tuts, would be splendid, if ever someone would like to gather those informations. Like a nice PDF or so.
Brilliant idea.
So good in fact that we used to have one.
It got spammed to death so it was taken offline.
ViewingDale Map maker and VTT . Recent CG posts . Keyword Index . Intros Index . Member Locations . CWBP Place Index
So why dont restrict access to a editorial team? An all read but editable only by admins?
I am sorry if your answer were meant sarcastic, it sounded so for me. Did i said anything stupid?
No not sarcastic and totally not stupid. It really is a good idea. But we have had a lot of issues. In terms of editors we have a few guys here who make some of the best tutorials into PDFs and stuff like that so in effect they are taking the place of a wiki.
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If we were to do a wiki, it would definitely be a closed wiki...and we'd have to have a dedicated editorial team for sure. It would require some effort, and it would also separate the content from the current content management system, which is tied into search. If anything, I'd like to consider taking the best content and making CMS content out of, or even a vbulletin blog. We'll toss it around amongst the CL's and see what comes of it.
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I only would like a table of Content or some register, it doesnt have to be a wiki.
Theres a few lists of stuff. One is the keyword index which is listed under the quick links. The other one I was thinking of is the sticky post at the top of the tutorial forum where Vandy has made PDFs out of many of the tutorials.
In some respects, this is a forum where the posts are arranged in most recently posted order but some of the best material gets lost. The keyword index was one of my attempts at arranging the posts in another format. I think it might be well out of date now tho. We have the tags system too but that came in several years after the site was running. You can always add tags to a topic but searching on a tag is sometimes useful.
For challenge winners there is a list of them too which I think is still stuck on the challenges forum. I used to run a challenge entry thumbnails system but I think its been overtaken now with a better system which automatically uses the forum attachments.
EDIT - y'know many of these links should be on the quick links menu item. If the keyword index is there then why not some more ? Can RobA add these ?
There is also the finished map thumbnails as well where you can browse the finished maps by member. We have no way of listing them by map type or map style tho. Those links should also be stickied at the tops of the relevant forums.
We have a CWBP places list and we used to have a CWBP image map of the area of Ansium which linked to the threads for the areas. I dont think that one is still available tho. But the place index is.
My sig has some of these links in it since I like to get to them as well. Certainly I think a wiki is the better option tho.
ViewingDale Map maker and VTT . Recent CG posts . Keyword Index . Intros Index . Member Locations . CWBP Place Index
If a Wiki can be protected and run by a editorialteam, it could work-out.
Some Elements are realy nice and a shame to be lost, like the Text-PDF about the placing of names on maps and so on.
On the flip side, there are many "old timers" here, and when a question gets asked in the "How do I?" forum, if there are existing tutorials then the pointers are made.
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Born: 10/16/1940
Birth Place: LeMesa, Texas, USA
Born: 10/16/1940
Birth Place: LeMesa, Texas, USA
The eldest of three children born to Texas State Senator Kilmer Blaine Corbin and his wife Alma, an elementary school teacher, he began life as Leonard Barrie Corbin on Oct. 16, 1940 in Lamesa, TX. He spent much of his childhood idolizing the heroes of the serial Westerns like Sunset Carson, but also noted how much fun sidekicks like Gabby Hayes and Fuzzy Jones seemed to be having onscreen. Acting became his primary interest, and he gained his earliest experience at Monterey High School in Lubbock. The basic curriculum held little interest to Corbin, who spent most of his free time watching theater rehearsals at nearby Texas Tech University, which eventually became his alma mater. Theater wa... Continue Bio >>
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WSAHINGTON (WUSA) -- For the second straight game the Wizards committed a whopping 20 turnovers -- seven by John Wall -- and posted a subpar third quarter, on their way to a 97-92 defeat at the hands of the Memphis Grizzlies. The loss drops Washington to 10-34 on the season and 8-19 under interim head coach Randy Wittman.
Rudy Gay's 12 points in the third docket -- and 27 total in his 44 minutes -- also meant that for the second straight game a lesser NBA star player was able to embarrass the Wizards perimeter defense. Joe Johnson posted a season-high 34 points Friday night against Washington. Defending some of the NBA's elite wing scorers has surfaced as a primary problem for the Wizards boatload of dilemmas.
Why the Wizards lost: Defensive pressure, offensive rebounding and Rudy Gay
Besides the fact that they're probably the most underrated team in the league, the Grizzlies make opponents feel like they are competing on the playground. The scrappy style of play continually disrupted Washington's set plays, particularly in the second half.
Guards Mike Conley and Tony Allen barely allowed John Wall to breathe with suffocating half-court pressure. Then there's subtle pushing and shoving from big men Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol. Memphis has answers at every position, one-through-five. If the season ended today, the Grizzlies would be matched up against the Clippers in the playoffs. I would readily give Memphis the upper hand because of the team's crafted roles.
Sunday night it was Rudy Gay's star power which ultimately elevated the Grizzlies. Credit Memphis head coach Lionel Hollins for playing Gay during the entire fourth quarter, grasping the Wizards lack of an adequate wing defender. Having a player over 6-foot-7 also feature as your lights out shooter is becoming a must have if you want to win in today's NBA. Memphis has Gay, while the Wizards have Rashard Lewis. Big difference.
The lack of the perimeter defense is something Washington must address in free agency, rather than the draft. Rookie Chris Singleton was supposed to be one of -- if not the -- top defensive specialist last year. The Wizards can't afford to roll the dice on another draft pick, especially since the team needs scoring more than anything.
How the Wizards almost won: Shelvin Mack
Trailing 74-66 entering the fourth quarter, the sloppy Wizards entered attack mode. Backup Shelvin Mack scored seven points in a two minute span, tying the game at 80 with just over eight minutes remaining. He finished with just 14 total minutes.
The Wizards plain and simple were not going to stop Rudy Gay. Randy Wittman should have played Shelvin Mack throughout the fourth quarter in a smaller lineup alongside Wall, Crawford, Booker and Seraphin. Wall can guard taller defenders and loves trapping forwards near the hoop with his absurd leaping abilities. And utilizing Mack as the distributor eases a ton of pressure on Wall if the Wizards are trailing in the fourth. Wall could act like the primary scorer without having to worry about getting everyone involved.
I've tweeted it and I've written about it, and now since Nick Young is gone, Mack in the crunch time should finally be happening. Wittman missed a golden opportunity to experiment with the rookie from Butler Sunday in Memphis.
Why should we remember this game: Kevin Seraphin
It was kind of hilarious that the Grizzlies had to key in on the second year Frenchman during the second half. If you told me a team was collapsing on Seraphin with the basketball in late January, I would have asked you which D-League team he was on.
Seraphin posted 10 points and nine rebounds in the first half and finished with 12 and 11 respectively. Seraphin played his part against Marc Gasol, (15 points, nine boards) who honestly had less of an impact on the game than his numbers suggest.
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The minute count: Seraphin-38, Booker-37, Wall-34, Singleton-33, Crawford-32, Mason-16, Evans-14, Mack-14, Cook-8, Vesely-7, Blatche-5.
*The Wizards shot 47.4 percent compared the the Grizzlies 40.0.
*The Wizards had 11 blocks.
*Chris Singleton had five steals.
*Trevor Booker had just three rebounds.
*John Wall was 5-for-10 from the free throw line.


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On Monday, the country will celebrate George
Washington's birthday. However, the boyhood home
of Washington celebrated a bit early with a party on Saturday at Ferry Farm in Stafford County.
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WASHINGTON – On Monday, the country will celebrate George Washington's birthday. However, the boyhood home of Washington celebrated a bit early with a party on Saturday at Ferry Farm in Stafford County.
Washington and his family moved to Ferry Farm in 1738 when George was 6-years old; he lived there until he was 22.
The celebration, which included cake, attracted many school-age children and their families.
Eight-year-old Brandon Thitsone, a history buff, brought his younger brother and his mom to the party. Also in attendance was Lauren Bass, a Prince William County fourth grade teacher, who brought her 8-year-old daughter and her mother. Bass came out, in particular, to learn more about the life of George Washington as a young person.
In addition to cake, guests were treated to 18th Century lawn games – such as nine pins – and a play about how archeologists continue to learn about Washington's childhood.
Ferry Farm is still an active archaeology dig site; archeologists have been digging on the site for the last 11 years to unearth more about the little-known history of Washington's youth.
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Novel™ supports 83 different languages such as Spanish, English, Portuguese, German and French in Latin, Other, and Cyrillic scripts. (Please note that not all languages are available for all formats.)
Christoph Dunst designed Novel for use in editorial design – which he thinks shouldn't be too surprising given its name. Yet he also wanted it to work for corporate typography. The design stems from the concern that most typefaces that are popular for corporate typography somehow feel a bit strong and stiff. This is why he set out to create a design that has a swashy and calligraphic appearance – but still is conventional enough for use in serious applications. He also wanted to have a high contrast in the strokes, referring to writing with the broad nib pen. As Christoph Dunst doesn't like italics with too steep an angle, he decided to opt for a narrow and very upright Italic for Novel.


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For Mike Guymon, it's not just about going to the gym and going through the motions: boxing, Muay Thai, wrestling, jiu jitsu.
He's been doing that as a professional for more than 10 years. That part of his game is solid, though there's always room for improvement.
He recently took residence with onetime Chute Boxe patriarch Rafael Cordero at King's MMA in Huntington Beach, Calif. So training is looking up.
The bigger issue is his what's going on between his ears. Sometimes, Guymon (12-4-1 MMA, 1-2 UFC) said, things can get a little bit loud in there. And that noise easily could be amplified by the stakes of his next fight, a meeting with DaMarques Johnson (11-8 MMA, 2-2 UFC) at "UFC Fight Night 23: Fight for the Troops 2," which airs live Saturday on Spike TV from Fort Hood in Texas. (Guymon vs. Johnson streams for free on Facebook.com/UFC as a preliminary-card special.)
As liked as Guymon is as a competitor and a human being, he's out of wiggle room in the welterweight division. After three appearances in the octagon, he's 1-2. He must win or likely go home.
That's why his training partners are doing their best to fill his head with the confidence that he'll need to prevail over Johnson. It's as big a task as the conditioning for the fight.
"I always come in strong and ready to go," Guymon recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "It's just a matter of making sure that head is screwed on straight."
Guymon's personal struggles in recent years are well known in the MMA world, but that's only part of the equation. There's the part that all veterans must face: coming to terms with your legacy in a sport in which you're only as good as your last fight. What will this Saturday's fight do to that?
For now, Guymon is trying to meet those uncertain questions with excitement. And his job is made easier with the idea that regardless of what he does, Johnson won't give him much time to react. So he's either in, or he's out.
"He brings great energy," Guymon said of Johnson. "He's the kind of guy that you'll crack in the face, and he'll look back at you and say, 'Let's do this. C'mon.' I think he's going to run into that with me, I'm going to run into that with him, and it's going to be fireworks.
"He's just not one of those guys that you're going to hit and he's going to go away. He's going to keep coming and coming."
If Guymon can break Johnson at some point during the fight, that uncertainty will evaporate. And if the two can bring fireworks, it will go a long way toward staying in the octagon, win or lose.
"I've got to break him and gut it out," Guymon said. "It's not going to be one of those easy fights."
But it could be – if his mind is right.
For the latest on UFC Fight Night 23, check out the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
MMAjunkie.com Radio broadcasts Monday-Friday at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) live from the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino's Race & Sports Book. The show is hosted by Gorgeous George, MMAjunkie.com lead staff reporter John Morgan and producer Goze. For more information or to download past episodes, go to www.mmajunkie.com/radio.


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Left- or right-handed, you can use these super-slim curved blades to harvest fruit without damaging fruit or vines. Or, use the straight-blade style for propagation and dead-heading plants. Both styles are high-carbon steel that's chrome plated to resist rust and sap. Marquench hardened and precision ground for superior sharpness and durability. 6"L. Weighs 2 oz. Imported. Specify straight blade or curved blade from drop down box above.


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With CBS Sports Radio debuting their new lineup at the beginning of January, it's not out of the question that Cumulus (a partner of CBS Sports Radio) could shake things up a little at both KNBR stations. The ratings at "The Sports Leader" have been fantastic for months, but Cumulus could look at the Arbitron numbers (both the public ones and the demographics-based figures we aren't privy to) and point to another World Series championship for the San Francisco Giants as the primary reason for the station's success.
In terms of scheduling, things have been a little unsettled over at "The Sports Leader" in recent weeks. Tom Tolbert is still without a permanent co-host, although we've heard more from Ray Ratto in that spot lately. Eric Byrnes has been replaced on Sportsphone 680 by Ray Woodson, a move that came with almost no fanfare. It seems almost like KNBR is in a holding pattern, content to try things out while their FM competition makes bold announcements and lineup changes.
Cumulus didn't form an alliance with CBS Sports Radio so they can profit less — they're almost certainly going to ditch the ESPN and Fox Sports content and go 100% CBS. That means no more Mike & Mike, Colin Cowherd, Nick and Artie, or J.T. The Brick.
Let's all have a moment of silence to observe the losses of those scintillating shows.
OK, that was more than long enough. Now look at the CBS Sports Radio lineup:
- 3:00-6:00AM: Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney and Dana Jacobson
- 6:00AM-9:00AM: John Feinstein
- 9:00AM-Noon: Jim Rome
- Noon-3:00PM: Doug Gottlieb
- 7:00PM-11:00PM: Scott Ferrall
- 11:00PM-3:00AM: Damon Amendolara
There are a couple likely options for KNBR, if we assume two things. First, that Murph and Mac and Mr. T are locked into their current spots (that seems to be a safe assumption, based on the popularity of both shows). Second, that there is no way Damon Bruce will ever host Sportsphone 680 again as long as the San Francisco Giants have a say.
Option No. 1: Move the entire CBS Sports Radio lineup to KNBR 1050 except Gottlieb. That means 1050's schedule would be:
- 3:00-6:00AM: Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney and Dana Jacobson
- 6:00AM-9:00AM: John Feinstein
- 9:00AM-Noon: Jim Rome
- Noon-3:00PM: Damon Bruce
- 3:00PM-7:00PM: Tom Tolbert (plus new full-time co-host?)
- 7:00PM-11:00PM: Scott Ferrall
- 11:00PM-3:00AM: Damon Amendolara
This would leave KNBR 680's lineup as is. Also, how funny is it that Ferrall will probably be heard on the air here again? I'm sure at least a few of you remember when his show (complete with constant sound-drops of beer pouring) was simulcast on local cable TV.
Option No. 2: Air every CBS Radio show on 1050, including Gottlieb's show in the spot currently held by Bruce. This would allow Cumulus to make some drastic moves on 680, such as:
- Cumulus could let Gary Radnich go, then slide Bruce into the 9-to-noon slot and move Larry Krueger to his old spot: Sportsphone 680.
- Replace Bob Fitzgerald and Rod Brooks with Damon Bruce.
- Drop Bruce entirely, a move which would upset several BASG commenters.
Options Nos. 3, 4, 5, etc.: Any and all changes the BASG commenters come up with. I'm sure there will be many.
With KNBR 680 performing so well in the ratings, No. 1 is the likeliest option, as it would provide the most stability. Then again, as we saw when Ralph Barbieri got fired, when it comes to potential money-saving moves, stability isn't always the top priority for Lew Dickey and Co.
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I have FOSS 8.0.3 and upon logging into the admin console to figure out what a message was being detected as SPAMMY, I noticed zmconfigd that was not running and in a stopped status.
I am trying to search google for others that might have had this situation along with searching these forums. Is their a way to enable more logging to watch why zmconfigd is not able to run so that I am able to resolve it.
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Greensboro, NC -- Police have identified two suspects in a robbery Friday night in Greensboro.
Officers responded to M&M Grocery on E. Market St., where a store clerk said two suspects robbed his store just after 10 p.m.
The clerk said two men came into the store, implied they had weapons and demanded merchandise. Once the suspects took what they came for, they ran from the scene and got into a silver vehicle, according to police.
Police found the vehicle near the scene shortly after the robbery.
Detectives identified the suspects as John Quan Yancey and Christopher Forest. Once arrested, the two will be charged with common law robbery.


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Slide and stack these dizzy Trizzle dollsHappy little matryoshkas are waiting to meet their perfect match. Line them up, then let them go – stack them high and watch them grow!In this evolution of the match-three style, you must build groups of dolls which are identical in both color and size… but each match creates a larger doll, which can't be matched until you make two more!
1.Click and drag a doll to slide the whole column or row. Create a line of three identical dolls, either horizontally or vertically, to stack them together and make one even bigger doll.
2.Dolls come in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Make a line of three matching large dolls to remove them from the board, and cause all the surrounding dolls to gain one size.
3.Each game starts with a limited number of moves. Each time you slide a doll, whether or not it makes a matching line, one move is used. Level up to gain additional moves!
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· Remember, no timer means no pressure! You are limited only by the number of moves available in a game, so use all the time you need to plan each one. Unlike other match-three games, Trizzle does not require a successful match with every move. Sometimes, the best possible move is just to set up another, far better, move!
· When a match is made, all the dolls involved will stack onto the one you just slid. Keep that in mind when you're planning for a cascade – the dolls which are moved into the stack will leave empty spaces behind, but the "main" doll will not.
· When making a match of three large dolls, match them near the center of the board if at all possible. The eight dolls located directly around the stacked doll will each gain one size (unless they are already large), so a match at the edge means fewer "free" upgrades.
· Matching more than three dolls at a time might not result in an extra size bump, but it will score extra points! Get a line of five to add 1000 points or more to your total.
· Remember gravity! Dolls matched vertically will stack onto the lowest tile. Even horizontal matches will cause the dolls above to cascade down. New dolls are always added from the top of the screen, whenever you make a match.
· Mega Matches are worth big points. Plan ahead to set them up, and make them as soon as possible!
· Get on a Mega Match roll. The easiest way to get more of the large dolls you need is to trigger your Mega Match in the middle of a group of medium dolls. If they are adjacent to the center of the match, they will be transformed into larges, and you'll be that much closer to your next Mega Match.
· The edges of each row and column "wrap around" horizontally or vertically. If there are two large dolls next to each other on the left edge of the board, and one in the same row on the right edge, you make a Mega Match in only one move, by sliding the row left or right until all dolls are arranged together!


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And Im also not a real fast roadie. For me doing 16.5 mph avg speed on my roadbike for a 50 mile ride here in Northeastern Ohio is busting a$$. Ive kept track of all my rides over the last 4 years and there really isnt much difference on my hybrid compared to my roadbike. But I always feel better after getting off my hybrid after several hours than on my roadbike.
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Skilled artisans craft the Aaron Barstool from solid wood, carefully hand joining the X-shaped back for precise symmetry. Contoured seats and a curved back offer subtle flared detail.
- Counter-height: 19.5" w x 20.75" d x 42" h
- Bar-height: 19.5" w x 20.75" d x 46" h
- Crafted of hardwood.
- Pairs with the large PB Classic Dining Cushion, sold separately.
- Wood swatches are available for $25 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for wood swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
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- Please note: Our medium PB Classic Dining Cushions are not an exact fit for our Aaron barstools. A smaller, custom cushion is recommended for this item.
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- Overall: 19.5" w x 20.75" d x 42" h
- Seat: 19.5" w x 18" d x 26" h
- Backrest: 19.5" w x 16.5" h
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 200 lb
- Weight: 20 lb
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Whatever happened to mandate relief?
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The need for relief from mandated spending has been supported by nearly every candidate running for state office in recent elections, but nothing has been done about it. A few exemptions in the tax-cap legislation that make allowances for pension increases or building costs hardly count as mandate relief.
Districts are faced with double-digit-percentage increases in their mandated pension contributions to the state, yet Albany limits how much additional revenue the districts can collect. Until the state starts to control these costs, the tax cap is only going to hurt our schools, forcing deeper cuts to educational programs so districts can pay for all the mandates.
Even as elected officials have cried for relief, mandates have increased. The new teacher evaluation program that went into effect this year, the Annual Professional Performance Review, carries numerous costs. Districts had to add extra tests (with thousands of dollars going to testing companies), send administrators and teachers to training (spending thousands of dollars on workshops) and renegotiate teacher contracts (spending thousands of dollars in legal fees).
In two years, state tests will most likely be done on computers. That means many districts will have to buy more computers to accommodate all of their students and strengthen network capabilities. That will be expensive, too, and who knows if the state will help pay for that?
State lawmakers must get serious about providing mandate relief to school districts. If they want top-performing schools in the communities they represent, they need to make sure that those schools are adequately funded and that the financial demands on districts aren't unrealistic.
The state budget for 2013-14 is being assembled in Albany. We expect our representatives there to fight for Long Island schools. They must push for more state aid so that every district, not just some, gets an increase — an increase that actually helps pay to preserve education. They must fight for mandate relief. They must re-evaluate the tax cap and its long-term ramifications.
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Tax cap legislation was the only salvation for the extremely hard-pressed homeowners of Nassau County. Certainly, with so many unemployed these days, it would behoove school districts to strongly consider salary freezes until things begin to ease in the economic picture. Salary freezes need not affect the quality of education--our dedicated teachers will continue to produce students on a path to higher education.
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|Holyoke spooks up Halloween activities
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Beware of ghosts, goblins and all things scary in the next week as Halloween activities have sneaked up once again.
All students K-6 are invited to participate in a pumpkin decorating/carving contest, sponsored by Jolly Dozen FCE Club. Entries may be dropped off Saturday, Oct. 27 between 9-11 a.m. at the Holly Daze craft show at Holyoke High School.
Judging will take place at 11 a.m. Pumpkins may be picked up after 3 p.m.
Students in K-3 should enter decorated pumpkins only. Grades 4-6 should enter only carved pumpkins. Prizes for first, second and third places will be awarded.
Houses all over town are spruced up for fall and prepared for trick-or-treaters of all shapes and sizes to stop by on Halloween next Wednesday. Several creepy and cooky faces welcome visitors to this yard on Reynolds Avenue in Holyoke.
—Enterprise photo
Phillips County Extension is once again hosting a haunted house this year. Kids and adults alike can discover "What Lingers in the Darkness..." at the "Black House" at the east exhibit building at the Phillips County Fairgrounds.
The haunted house will be open Saturday, Oct. 27 from 6-10 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 28 from 6-9 p.m. and Wednesday, Oct. 31 from 6-9 p.m. The first hour of each evening will be geared toward younger audiences, while the remainder of the evening will be a bit more frightful.
After trick-or-treating on Wednesday, kids fifth grade and younger should head over to the HHS old gym for the annual Lions Club costume contest, beginning at 6 p.m. Leo the Lion will be there for a special treat for kids.
Also on Halloween night, Pumpkins and More A-maiz-ing Farms invite trick-or-treaters to the farm from 5-9 p.m. with free general admission and free hot chocolate/apple cider. Kids can walk the maze and get a treat or participate in the costume contest at 7 p.m.
Pumpkins and More will be open until Sunday, Nov. 4, weather permitting. Weekend hours are noon-9 p.m. on Fridays, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. on Saturdays and noon-7 p.m. on Sundays. The haunted maze is open from dusk-9 p.m. on Fridays and dusk-11 p.m. on Saturdays. Other attractions include the pumpkin patch, slides, a cow train and much, much more!
The farm is located six miles south of Holyoke on Highway 385 to County Road 10, then east three and a half miles.
Holyoke Enterprise October 25, 2012