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Muito bacana, dá a sensação de ser um sucessor espiritual do CthulhuTech. O que seria da Humanidade caso a Guerra do Eon não tivesse acontecido...
Com certeza será um dos jogos que vou jogar nesse ano de 2015!
Recomendo a todos que comprem/baixem a versão digital, e se possível, comprem a edição fisica. Vale a pena cada centavo.
Seems to look OK on the PDF reader, but printing it to such a quality that you can read EVERYTHING on the sheet is a totally different matter.
While the Summary Data box looks OK, the Bruised, Battered, Hurt, and Incapacitated text at the bottom half of the sheet is unreadable (and I've wasted many sheets trying different printer settings).
White text in black boxes for this sheet just doesn't seem to work.
So it gets 3 for looking nice, but nothing more for being a pain in the butt for printing clearly on some parts of it.
I'm gonna be honest, I was biased to like this from the start. When I wrote my review for the core rulebook was to point out how awesome it would be to have psionics in this game. With that said.
This is a very fast read. Like super fast. You'll be able to finish it in an afternoon. But it's a good read. If you like psionic stuff then this book is for you. It's not over the top kind of psionic powers. And it's not the quasi magical powers that you see in other games (such as D&D or even another horror game like World of Darkness). Instead this comes off with a very X Files like feeling, with your powers being low key.
There are five powers; pre cog, telepathy, medium, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis. Nothing flashy, but lack of flash fits a horror setting. There are also rules considerations for how to integrate them into play and how they can complicate normal story progression and ideas on how to keep your story going. It also happens to list monsters that may be psionic.
So overall a good book. I hope they do a future book and if so I'd love to see a few more powers, development on Division 6 and Yuntai, and possible consideration with how these powers may interact with Madness.
The Horned Ones (animal-people who rape the player characters) are still around, the artwork of female characters is still skeezy, the use of the term "China Doll" to describe an albinistic person is REALLY insensitive, and there are some unfortunate racial attitudes in the descriptions of how the playable species see themselves.
Also, the rules are still basically those of a 90's style RPG, one that's on the upper end of the complexity scale. Character creation has fifteen steps, and the "optional disadvantages" make for some very silly min-maxing. It feels like it WANTS to be a miniatures game, but the fiddly rules place it closer to 80's BattleTech than a modern skirmish game like Malifaux or Warmachine (or even 7th edition Warhammer 40,000).
On the plus side, the experience point system is much less punishing than CTech v1's, Tenacity no longer seems to be the god stat, MOST of the creepy stuff CTech is known for seems to be absent, and it no longer assumes that the players and their characters are all guys with its pronoun use. The rules look like they've been cleaned up a lot in general, and even the fifteen-step character thing is spelled out pretty well.
Just ... don't expect anything significantly better or more playable than a 90's style RPG. And since this is basically just the character creation rules, it would be really hard to try to play this without other Cthulhutech books.
I like the setting, the background was well done. I would have liked to see more of their materials converted over to Traveller but I understand their now supporting their system.
If you are a Traveller fan and want a fun and different background to use, you need to buy this book.
Feels more like an Alpha then a Beta, with all the missing mechanics. But also feels more customizable and the rules better structured then V1. Hope the mecha books follow the same road.
I just got around to downloading and looking at this and I regret not doing so sooner.
This is was the "hard sci-fi meets the Cthulhu mythos" RPG I was looking for. The rules have found that oh-so-rare perfect mixture of crunch and ease-of-use, the setting isn't so fleshed out that it's a straight jacket and isn't so vague that it can just be ignored. When you add the expanded character creation rules (different book) there is literally no background a character can't come from... so if the idea of playing highly skilled space-cops doesn't appeal to you and you're looking for something where the characters don't necessarily have the best available backgrounds to meet the threat, that option is available too. Loved the setting, the mechanics, everything cover-to-cover and the fact that it's free on .pdf is perhaps the best advertising for a game I've ever heard of... all of my players can have a copy loaded onto their Kindles or e-readers, etc. (though I fully intended to buy the POD version too to support the product).
If I have a complaint it's only that there isn't enough support material for it. There's a technology and ship book that was advertised that I'd really like to get my hands on those (Cultist Pirates anyone?). I've been looking for an update but the latest has been from 2013.
I've been buying the Stygian Cycle of adventures to mine for ideas in my own space adventure game I'm running, rather than to play directly. As such, I have to say the idea of a colony suddenly appearing years after its mysterious disappearance, with no indication that time has elapsed, was a very interesting plot hook, and one I may well use in my own game.
That said, and without giving away any spoilers, I have to admit that I'm somewhat disappointed by the final explanation of what was going on. Given who and what was behind it, and the motivations and abilities of the various creatures involved, I would expect there to have been other more effective things they could have done to achieve their ends. Still, the basic story is sound, even if I have trouble with some of the motivations for it, and considering the price, I don't really have much to complain about.
As it is by itself, The Void Core is a good RPG with a nice theme. Though my interest in getting The Void Core is to use it as a source of ideas to pick and choose from for use in other systems. I find the system is of great use in tricking out / modding the GunCrawl game system.
For a rulesbook that costs nothing, "The Void" is a bargain. It is clear to me that the authors want to make money with the sourcesbook after giving away the core book for free; so I did not expect the core book to ceover each and every question in detail.
Nevertheless, "The Void" suffers from multiple flaws. The crucial question how much a Warden (player character) knows about the occult nature of the universe is never answered. It is the Warden's Job to fight monsters but it is never stated how much they know about creatures, cults etc. or which of the Monsters given in the rulesbook are already known and what is known about them.
The skills "Occult" or "Cryptozoology" may be useful but there are no clues how to actually use them.
The example characters have flamethrower and combat shotgun; both arms do not appear in the "weapons" section, however. Especially a flamethrower should have special abilities like hitting more thsn one target, follow-up damage by burning etc.
The rating for the Warden armor is 10/5 on sample characters and 10 in the "weapons" section.
The rules for madness are very superficial.
Over all, "The Void" is too superficial in many ways; unfortunately, even in the "Secrets of the Void", this continues. If you want to play "Monster of the week", fine. If you want more depth, "The Void" only scratches the surface.
"The Void" as a setting is promising but lacks substance. It's like peeling an onion shell by shell with the authors giving you only the outer shell.
I am also disappointed that the authors seem to reduce horror to monsters that eat you or kill you, i.e. blood and gore.
The the mood of a Lovecraftian background, however, is absent.
The material is interesting so I'm using it as a basis for some stuff I'm running now. Not using the system or the 'Organized Play' stuff but interesting story and the art is GREAT!
This has potential to be an excellent game, but has yet to achieve excellence. Some things that my group and I noticed when playing, that could use some work... THe Horror tests need greater clarification and fairness for the initial test. And the effects can be very extreme and frustrating for the players when their character is removed from combat/task with no chance to recover with a saving roll or something simular. Character Sheet needs some tweaking it is confusing, some of the notes are in the wrong spot. Also the Character sheet is difficult to read when printed out. To much packed onto a single sheet, as a result some parts were to small to read properly.
It's hard to add anything to the already well done reviews already present, so I'll just add that for a free product the production quality is excellent and makes a solid addition to the survival horror in space genre.
Although it could have benefited from more artwork throughout the book, what artwork is present it of excellent quality, the setting is one sure to appeal to fans of sci-fi horror.
Artwork, fiction and premise is very interesting to me which is why I dove in on this and have bought both Stygian Cycle adventures. I thing I like is the blend of sci-fi and horror for a very Aliens feel. It is also more approachable than some of the newer 'Transhuman' sci-fi games that are interesting but very hard to get players to understand the setting. Once again, this is easier to understand.
So if they idea, fiction, approachability and artwork are 5 stars, I gave this a 4 because the system is a 3 in my opinion. I'd suggest simply provide the setting for a couple base systems like Savage Worlds and Fate Core. I'd rather the authors focus on what they are good at...story. Leave the RPG system to something that people will know quickly and has been tested out alot already.
Also the intro adventure at the end had an interesting premise and build up but the ending and monsters were meh for me. So it was a 3 also.
I'm going to use some of this material in another setting with different rules anyways so the story is what I want to steal ideas from...solid start guys!
I love this product. Even over the void. It feels more complete. It has more creatures than the void plus as it's traveller there is already plenty of support out as in central supply catalogue etc. I prefer to use 2300ad tools for frontier living as they are more hard scifi equipment. I know there is no support for chthonian stars however the void system is d6 while traveller is 2d6 so converting over creatures is a doddle despite the change in attribute names. Hopefully the world books will be just as easily converted. Beautiful product.


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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, agriculture ranks as one of the most hazardous industries in the country. In fact, between 1992 and 2007, the CDC reports that 8,088 farm workers in the U.S. died from work-related injuries.
The leading cause of death: tractor rollovers, accounting for an average of 96 deaths annually. Additionally, the Farm Safety Association declares that about half of all fatal tractor accidents are caused by rollovers.
Rabbit Club
The 4-H Rabbit Club will meet 2-4 p.m. May 13 at the Extension Office.
Rally Day in Bardstown
LaRue County 4-H champions will participate in the Area 4-H Rally Day May 14 in Bardstown. The event includes speeches, demonstrations, talent show and fashion revue.
Poultry Club
The 4-H Poultry Club will meet 3:30 p.m. May 16 at the Extension Office.
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Several diseases can affect tobacco seedlings in float beds. These include anthracnose, blue mold, collar rot, pythium root rot, damping off (soreshin), blackleg, and target spot. Pythium root rot and target spot usually are the most common. Let's look at target spot today.
Target spot begins in localized areas and commonly occurs after the plant canopy has fully formed. Small, water-soaked lesions appear on leaves and will expand rapidly under conditions of warm temperatures (greater than 75 degrees) and high humidity.
Upcoming events
n The region tennis tournament will be played May 13, 14, 16 and 17 at University Courts, Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.
n The Region 2 track meet will be held May 19 at Central Hardin High School.
n District baseball and softball tournaments will be played May 23-24 at Hart County High School.
n Region softball tournament will be played May 30, 31 and June 1 at LaRue County High School.
n Region baseball tournament will be played May 30, 31 and June 1 at Central Hardin High School.
Former LaRue County golfer Cody Moore finished 15th at the Northern Kentucky University Spring Classic at Pendleton Country Club in Butler and 20th at the North Alabama Spring Classic at the Fighting Joe course in Muscle Shoals, Ala.
This year's 5th Region Tennis Tournament will lose one special treat.
Elizabethtown coach Karen Henson, the tournament's director, said during Wednesday's seeding/draw meeting at Elizabethtown that unlike in years past, students won't have to miss school if the weather cooperates.
The tournament kicks off at 4:30 p.m. May 13, with first-round girls' singles and doubles matches at Elizabethtown's University Drive Park Tennis Courts. Boys' first-round singles and doubles matches are set for 10 a.m. May 14.
Central Hardin Invitational
April 22
18 events scored
field of 12 teams
Lady Hawks – 6th
Hawks – 12th
Girls 100 Meter Dash
8. Shana Zajdel
18. Logan Grant
Girls 200 Meter Dash
4. Justine Scroggins
20. Logan Grant
Campbellsville freshman Truman Padgett, a former LaRue County track and field standout, was 1-of-15 recognized as academic all-MSC.
The visiting Lady Dragons pounded out six extra-base hits en route to the May 4 win over 18th District foe LaRue County, 7-1.
Senior Valerie Whitlock and freshman Courtney Johnson each had a double for the Lady Hawks, who were held to five hits and didn't score until the seventh inning.
Pitcher Brigette Skaggs allowed 11 hits, seven earned runs and one walk. She struck out two.
May 5
The homestanding Lady Raiders handed 18th District rival LaRue County its fifth straight loss, 6-4, on May 5.
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Former Elizabethtown Panthers and Kentucky Wildcats offensive lineman Zipp Duncan, formerly of Magnolia, was involved in a draft-day trade Sunday by the Canadian Football League as the Edmonton Eskimos acquired him from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Edmonton sent the 10th and 13th overall picks to Hamilton for the No. 5 selection and the rights to Duncan.
The 6-foot-5, 297-pound Duncan was an undrafted free agent with the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles in 2010. In 2009, he was a second-team All-SEC selection at left tackle for Ken-tucky.
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Judith Tickner
Professor Emerita of International Relations
Contact Information
(213) 740-2136
Curriculum Vitae
B.A. History, University of London, 1/1959
M.A. International Relations, Yale University, 1/1960
Ph.D. Political Science, Brandeis University, 1/1983
Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History
Tenure Track Appointments
Professor, School of International Relations, University of Southern California, 01/01/2001-
Director, Center for International Studies, University of Southern California, 01/01/2000-01/01/2003
Associate Professor, University of Southern California, 01/01/1995-01/01/2001
Research Visitor, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 01/01/1997
Visiting Fellow, Department of International Relations, Australian National University, 01/01/1996
Associate Professor, College of the Holy Cross, 01/01/1990-01/01/1994
Visiting Fellow, Department of International Relations, Australian National University, 01/01/1993
Director, International Studies Program, College of the Holy Cross, 01/01/1991-01/01/1992
Research Associate, Center for Research on Women, Wellesley College, 01/01/1990
Assistant Professor, College of the Holy Cross, 01/01/1984-01/01/1990
Visiting Scholar, Center for Women Scholars and Research on Women, Uppsala University, 01/01/1989
Academic Visitor, Department of International Relations, London School of Economics, 01/01/1989
Visiting Scholar, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, D.C., 01/01/1986
Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, 01/01/1983-01/01/1984
Lecturer, Boston University, 01/01/1979-01/01/1982
Research Assistant, Center for International Studies, MIT, 01/01/1974-01/01/1975
Research Assistant, Political Data Program, Yale University, 01/01/1964
Research Assistant, Economic Growth Center, Yale University, 01/01/1962-01/01/1964
Visiting and Temporary Appointments
Distinguished Scholar in Residence, American University, 2011-2012
Visiting Distinguished Professor, University of Auckland, New Zealand, 07/19/2010-07/30/2010
Visiting Fellow, Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University, 11/01/2009-12/01/2009
Description of Research
Summary Statement of Research Interests
Professor Tickner researches feminist perspectives on international relations theory, with a particular focus on ways of reconceptualizing security. She has recently completed a book on post-Cold War issues and contemporary international theory.
Research Keywords
feminism, gender studies, security
Research Specialties
International theory, peace & security studies; international political economy; gender studies
Affiliations with Research Centers, Labs, and Other Institutions
Center for International Studies, http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/ir/cis/
Conferences and Other Presentations
Conference Presentations
"Retelling IR's Foundational Stories: Some Feminist and Postcolonial Perspectives", Lecture/Seminar, Paper, American University, School of International Service, Invited, 11/09/2010-
"Dealing with Difference: Problems and Possibilities for Dialogue in IR", Lecture/Seminar, Paper, Baltimore, MD, International Studies Association Northeast, Invited, 11/05/2010-
"Dealing With Difference: Problems and Possibilities for Dialogue in IR", Millennium, Keynote Lecture, Paper, London School of Economics, Millennium: Journal of International Studies, Invited, 10/16/2010-
"Retelling International Relations' Foundational Stories", Oceanic Conference on International Studies, Keynote Lecture, Paper, University of Auckland, New Zealand, Invited, 07/01/2010-
"Gendering War and National Security", Women and War Lecture Series, Lecture/Seminar, Paper, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Freilich Foundation, Invited, 11/2009-
"You May Never Understand: Prospects for Feminist Futures in International Relations", Workshop on Feminist Internationalisms , Keynote Lecture, Paper, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Regulatory Institutions Network, Invited, 11/2009-
"Diversity and the Teaching of International Relations", International Studies Association annual Meeting, Roundtable/Panel, New York, Invited, 02/2009-
Tickner, J. A., Sjoberg, L. (2011). Feminism and International Relations: Conversations about the Past, Present and Future. (Tickner, J. Ann, Ed.). New York: Routledge.
Tickner, J. A. (2005). Gender in International Relations: Feminist Perspectives on Achieving International Security (Japanese Language Edition). Japan: Iwanami Shoten Publishers.
Tickner, J. A. (2001). Gendering World Politics; Issues and Approaches in the Post-Cold War Era, 2001.
Tickner, J. A. (1992). Gender in International Relations: Feminist Perspectives on Achieving Global Security, 1992.
Tickner, J. A. (1987). Self-Reliance Versus Power Politics: American and Indian Experiences in Building Nation-States, 1987.
Book Chapter
Tickner, J. A. (2010). Gender in World Politics, chap 14 in The Globalization of World Politics. The Globalization of World Politics Oxford University Press.
Tickner, J. A. (2009). On Taking Religious Worldviews Seriously. Princeton University Press.
Tickner, J. A. (2008). Gender in World Politics. 4 (Vol. chapter 10). pp. 155-177. Oxford University Press.
Tickner, J. A. (2006). Feminism Meets International Relations: Some Methodological Issues. (Vol. 19-41). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Tickner, J. A., Sjoberg, L. (2006). Feminism. (Vol. NA). Oxford University Press.
Journal Article
Tickner, J. A. (2011). Dealing with Difference: Problems and Possibilities for Dialogue in International Relations. Millennium: Journal of International Studies. Vol. 39 (3), pp. 607-618.
Tickner, J. A. (2011). Retelling IR's Foundational Stories: Some Feminist and Postcolonial Perspectives. Global Change, Peace and Security. Vol. 23 (1), pp. 5-13.
Tickner, J. A. (2010). You May Never Understand: Prospects for Feminist Futures in International Relations. The Australian Feminist Law Journal. Vol. 32 (June 2010)
Tickner, J. Ann, co-edited with Andrei Tsygankov (Ed.). (2008). Responsible Scholarship in International Relations: A Symposium. International Studies Review. (10/special issue), pp. 661-666.
Tickner, J. Ann (Ed.). (2008). Risks and Opportunities of Crossing the Academy/Policy Divide. International Studies Review. (10), pp. 155-177.
Tickner, J. A. (2008). Man, the State and War: Gendered Perspectives on National Security (reprinted). W.W. Norton and Company,. (3rd Ed.)
Tickner, J. A. (2006). On the Frontlines or Sidelines of Knowledge and Power? Feminist Practices of Responsible Scholarship. International Studies Review. Vol. 8, pp. 3.
Tickner, J. A. (2005). Gendering a Discipline: Some Feminist Methodological Contributions to International Relations. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society/University of Chicago Press. Vol. 30, pp. 4.
Tickner, J. A. (2005). What is Your Research Program? Some Feminist Answers to International Relations Methodological Questions . International Studies Quarterly/Blackwell. Vol. 49, pp. pp. 1-21.
Tickner, J. A. (2002). Feminist Perspectives on 9/11. International Studies Perspectives. Vol. 3 (4)
Tickner, J. A. (1997). You Just Don't Understand: Troubled Engagements Between Feminists and IR Theorists. International Studies Quarterly.
Honors and Awards
Visiting Distinguished Professor, University of Auckland, 7/2010-
J. Ann Tickner Prize for best Masters Dissertation in International Relations, Queen Mary College, University of London, 4/2010-
Distinguished Scholar in Residence, American University, 2011-2012
Tickner Award, International Studies Association. To recognize Tickner for her role within the ISA and in the discipline of International Relations, 2010-2011
Remarkable Woman Award, University of Southern California, 2008-2009
Ranked # 21 of scholars having greatest impact on International Relations discipline over last 20 years, TRIP Survey 2007, 2007
President, International Studies Association, 2006-2007
Susan S. Northcutt Award, Women's Caucus for International Studies, International Studies Association. The award recognizes a person who actively works toward recruiting and advancing women and other minorities in the profession, and whose spirit is inclusive, generous and conscientious. Furthermore, the recipient has made significant contributions through service and competence in the profession of international studies and to the International Studies Association., Spring 2007
Award for Excellence in Graduate Education, School of International Relations Graduate Association, 2004-2005
Senior Fellow, Boston Consortium for Gender, Security and Human Rights, 8/16/2003-12/15/2003
Honorary Ph.D., Uppsala University, Sweden, 1999
Named as one of Fifty Key Thinkers in Martin Griffiths, Fifty Key Thinkers in International Relations, Routledge, 1999
Eminent Scholar Award, Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Section, International Studies Association, Spring 1997
German Marshall Fund Award for Guest Lectureships at German Universities, 1995
Ford Foundation grant for project entitled "Gender in International Relations", 1990
Center for International Affairs at Harvard University, Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1983-1984
Service to the Profession
Editorships and Editorial Boards
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Tournament leaders Paul Goydos and Dustin Johnson are in the middle of the fairway on the par-5 14th hole at Pebble Beach during Sunday's final round, chatting as they wait and wait and wait for the green to clear.
Up ahead, Bryce Molder is making a mess, flying over the back of the green with his third shot, chipping off the front with his fourth, needing three putts to keep the ball on the green and two more to find the cup for a quadruple-bogey 9.
Back in the fairway, the CBS TV cameras pick up a snippet of conversation after Molder finally escapes the train wreck.
Johnson: "You can reach it in two, but ..."
Goydos (interrupting): "But if you don't hit a good shot (he extends his left arm with an open palm toward the green), you can make a 10."
Call it foreshadowing.
Back in the TV tower, CBS analysts Nick Faldo and Ian Baker-Finch, both former major champions, are commenting on how unusual it is for the leaders to be "chatting about strategy" on the 14th hole in the final round of any tournament.
For the record, Goydos said he and Johnson weren't discussing "strategy" in the fairway, merely noting Molder's problems ahead.
"We were just kind of paying attention," Goydos said. "Bryce hit about three shots (from in front of the green) and moved about two feet (between his ill-fated putts). It was hard not to notice that."
And despite how things turned out – Goydos also staggered to a 9 on No. 14 to fall out of the lead en route to a disappointing fifth-place finish – he said his disastrous quadruple-bogey was the result of poor execution on several shots. In his self-autopsy, he didn't second-guess his decision-making and didn't psyche himself out. Never mind what the TV analysts said.
"I don't know what they were saying on TV, but I was trying to hit conservative shots," Goydos said Tuesday night from his home in Coto de Caza, graciously analyzing the sequence of shots on No. 14 that prevented him from winning his third PGA Tour event in 18 years. "I had three shots in a row I didn't execute the way I should have."
After a perfect tee shot on No. 14, Goydos said he found a "huge clump of mud" on the right side of his ball, so he had to play conservatively – there was out of bounds on the right -- and intentionally hit a low 3-wood that traveled only 200 yards before settling in the first cut of rough.
That left him 139 yards to the dangerous back-left pin, which was guarded by a deep bunker in the front and a window of only 15 feet of green accessibility to the cup. To try to avoid the predicament that had just derailed Molder, Goydos said he took an extra club for his third shot, a 7-iron, because his intention was to hit his approach shot toward the back middle of the green, away from flagstick.
"What happened to Bryce, that's another reason why I decided to be more aggressive and hit the ball long," he said. "I thought long was the right place to hit it in my situation. ... I was actually trying to hit it over the back center (of the green), but it didn't come out of the lie very well and didn't fly as far as I thought it would. Just poor execution."
Goydos' 7 iron came up about 15 yards short, hit near the base of the slope on the green and rolled off, trickling back into Molder territory .
Baker-Finch: "That's the last place he wanted to leave it. It's an almost impossible up and down."
Goydos concurred. His options were to putt up the slope away from the pin, which backfired badly for Molder, or attempt a sharp-angle pitch over the bunker to try to get into 2-putt vicinity of the cup.
He chose the latter, saying he was content to play for a bogey. He said his intention was to hit his lob-wedge pitch right of the pin to the back of the green and 2-putt for a 6. But again his execution was faulty, his pitch hitting on the downslope, racing past the pin and rolling off the left side of the green into the valley of death.
Faldo: "That's not a percentage shot on the 14th hole on a Sunday."
Baker-Finch: "Not when you're one (shot) in front."
Goydos: "I actually caught it a little heavy and pulled it. It wasn't on a good line. I think when I caught it heavy, the clubface closed a little bit. It came out a little high and a little left."
Now he was faced with an even more difficult fifth shot, requiring him to chip the ball into the bank to try to deaden it before it bounced onto the putting surface. But his chip didn't make it all the way up the slope, racing back toward his feet into another group of spectators.
His sixth-shot chip made it to the top, and Goydos said he was "very lucky" when the ball stopped one or two revolutions short of rocketing back down the slope toward Molder territory. Then he 3-putted from 20 feet and wrote a 9 on his scorecard.
"Bedpan, please," said on-course reporter David Feherty, sounding ill by what he had witnessed.
At what point did Goydos think he had thrown away the tournament?
"It's still running through my head," he said. "But I have no choice. I have to get past it, get back on the horse, and go to Phoenix next week and see what happens."
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As an attorney, an entrepreneur and a non-profit and political leader Jeff has helped mission driven organizations in Portland thrive for almost 25 years by fostering innovation and collaboration. Jeff founded Portland Pretzel Company, the first certified organic bakery in Oregon, at Portland Saturday Market and grew it into a nationally distributed specialty food company. He served as Chief of Staff for City Commissioner Dan Saltzman before being elected as Multnomah County Commissioner and County Chirman. He served as board chair for the Portland Human Rights Commission, the Governor's Transportation Electrification Commission and Hands on Portland and has served on the board of directors of WorkSystems Inc., Greater Portland Inc., Drive Oregon, the Institute for Portland Metropolitan Studies and KOREducators. Jeff received his Bachelor's degree from Brown University and his JD from UCLA. He lives in northeast Portland with his wife and two children.
Julie Houston, Director Early Childhood & Family Services
Julie started working with young children and their families in 1988. She came to Impact NW in 2008 with 17 years experience teaching in Early Childhood classrooms, 7 years supervising student teachers in Early Education programs, and 5 years as an adjunct faculty member in the Early Education and Family Studies department at Portland Community College. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Science and a Master's Degree in Education from Portland State University. As an Early Childhood Educator, Julie has always recognized the impact that developing strong, healthy relationships with adults, with other children, and with learning has on a child's entire life. As a parent, Julie knows the importance of working not only with children, but with families as a whole. Her passion is helping individuals and families realize their value and importance not only in the lives of children, but also in their local schools, communities, and society. This has led her to take on leadership roles as a volunteer for Stand for Children and for the North Clackamas School District over the past 10 years, and led her to join the Impact NW team.
Kendra Johnson, Director Youth & Family Services
With 10 years of experience, her career began providing direct services to children, youth, families, and communities. Kendra began working at Impact NW in 2009, she has a strong background in community outreach and working with marginalized and oppressed identity groups. She is passionate about effecting systemic change which led her to take on a leadership role at Impact NW.
Kendra is an alumna of Portland University receiving a Master of Social Social Work degree. She also holds a B.S. in Family and Human Services from the University of Oregon. Kendra is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. A community service organization led by African American college educated women that is continually leading effective advocacy and social change for equality and equity for all.
Mamak Tabrizian, Director of Senior & Adults with Disabilities Services
Mamak has been with Impact NW for 27 years. In her current position, which she has held since 1999, Mamak oversees all agency services for seniors and adults with disabilities, including transportation,case management, educational and recreational activities, and caregiver support. Mamak holds a B.A. in Communications from Lewis & Clark College and an M.S. in Counseling Education from Portland State University. She is a certified mediator and is fluent in Farsi. Mamak also sits on the Regional Transportation Coordinating Council's Executive Committee.In addition to spending time with her family, Mamak is incredibly active in her life outside of Impact NW.She's an active participant in Portland's Iranian community and currently sits on the Board of Directors of the Iranian Seniors' Club, amongst her many other commitments.
Sik Yin Chan, Quality Assurance Director
Sik has been with Impact NW since 1994 and has served as the Quality Assurance Director since 1998. He has a Bachelor's Degree in social work from Concordia University and a Master's Degree in social work from Portland State University. He is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Oregon. Sik is also an adjunct professor at Concordia University where he teaches social research methods and psychology. Sik has over 10 years of experience in program evaluation, contract management, supervision, research, and cross-cultural family and mental health counseling. He is currently a member of the Oregon Program Evaluators Network.
Rob Schultz, Director of Housing & Safety Net Services
Rob has been working with people experiencing homelessness and poverty since 2005. He is a graduate of the Master of Social Work program at The Ohio State University. His career began in the field of child welfare where he worked for 4 years as a protective services and crisis intervention social worker. Since 2010, his focus has been the development of trauma-informed and person-centered programming in the areas of housing, addictions and health care. He is passionate about trauma informed systems change, person-centered engagement and participant directed services. He believes that effective care coordination and case management are critical and often undervalued components of wraparound and holistic services. Rob invests the majority of his professional time into creating streamlined service systems as well as mentoring and teaching social work students, new case managers, housing specialists and addictions counselors.


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The University of North Dakota's 44th Annual Writers Conference will kick-off Tuesday with an international vibe and poetry readings designed to transcend political boundaries.
At 2 p.m., Tuesday (March 19), the World Poetry Reading event will take place in the Red River Valley Room of the UND Memorial Union, marking the official start of the Writers Conference (March 19-23). The World Poetry Reading features poets from many different cultures reciting poetry in their own languages in front of an audience.
The event is free and open to the public, as are all Writers Conference activities.
"The idea behind it is that it showcases how the beautiful language of poetry defies barriers and that poetry is always appreciated by people worldwide, said Mosab Bajaber , a UND English Ph.D. student and event organizer.
Bajaber said that, last year, the World Poetry Reading attracted an audience of about 100 people.
He expects this year's event to have poets reciting in about 20 different languages.
"We plan to have a background screen introducing each language and culture as the reciter reads his poem," he said. "(Some of )the reciters will also wear clothing of their native cultures."
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Today, a long paper on synchronizing groups (108 pages), by João Araújo, Ben Steinberg, and me, appears on the arXiv. It has been a long time coming. To quote from a post of mine in 2010, I became involved in … Continue reading
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While I was uploading lecture notes, I also put on the page the notes from my G. C. Steward lectures at Gonville and Caius College in 2008. You can find them here. I spent the first half of 2008 in … Continue reading
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This is what I looked like in 1991: And here is evidence for the Cameron–Erdős conjecture before it was proved:
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Credit union administration in new offices [The Press-Republican, Plattsburgh, N.Y. :: ]
(Press-Republican (Plattsburgh, NY) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) June 29--PLATTSBURGH -- A local financial institution deserves extra credit for its new operations center.
Dannemora Federal Credit Union President and CEO Randall Martin said employees are really pleased with the new facility on Tom Miller Road in the Town of Plattsburgh.
"It's just wonderful to have everybody (administration staff) in the same building," he said.
MATCHES BRANCH OFFICE The building is located right behind the credit union's branch at 342 Tom Miller Road and provides a nearly identical match in exterior appearance, including natural looking brown siding and stone pillars.
Prior to the new operations center, a number of staff were forced to share office space.
"We moved our Accounting Department from Dannemora," Martin said. "That freed up space here." Martin has a corner office on the first floor, which is also equipped for meetings and conference calls. They host monthly teleconferences and previously had to rent a site to hold those meetings.
All of the offices offer a bright interior and natural lighting thanks to numerous windows.
The 3,900 square feet on the first floor also includes space for the chief financial officer, chief operating officer, chief information officer, Risk and Compliance Department, controller, internal auditor, marketing specialist, management officer and Accounting Department. There is also an employee lounge with kitchen amenities, server room and mechanical room.
The second floor, at 2,900 square feet, is presently vacant but leaves plenty of room for future growth. One possibility would be to use part of that space for a board of directors meeting space.
Martin said they have about 43 employees. The credit union has other locations on New York Road in Plattsburgh as well as in Dannemora and Champlain.
The general contractor was Pennsylvania-based PW Campbell, but local sub-contractors were used for as much of the work as possible. Work on the building started in September, continued throughout the winter, and staff were able to move in by the end of March.
BUSINESS HAS GROWN Martin said that when he came aboard in 2010, Dannemora Federal had about $108 million in assets. That figure now is about $140 million, with about $12 million of that the result of the acquisition of Champlain Federal Credit Union in 2011.
He was the CEO at Champlain Federal until Sept 2010 and was able to pave the way for board approval of its acquisition shortly after he made the move to Dannemora Federal.
"That has been very beneficial," Martin said, as they have a number of correction-officer members who used to have to travel from the Northern Tier for their credit union transactions prior to the acquisition.
Martin said he has emphasized community outreach since he took over, and many employees are involved in local community organizations and charitable events.
He has also urged his employees to spread the word about the benefits of credit unions.
Members, not stock holders, are the owners of a credit union. Each member gets one vote on decisions, regardless of the size of their deposit.
The board of directors is made up of volunteer members, democratically elected by the full membership. Because there are no stockholders to pay, a credit union is able to offer higher dividends on savings accounts on shares and lower rates on loans.
Dannemora Federal started in 1958 at the Dannemora State Hospital. It was initially limited to hospital employees, the credit union and their immediate families.
The permanent location on the state prison grounds opened in 1983. Its community charter was approved in 2000, which opened membership to anyone who works, lives, worships or attends school in Clinton County.
The Tom Miller road office opened in 2002, the New York Road one in 2008 and the present Champlain branch in 2011.
WORKED WITH TOWN Martin said they had a positive experience working the the Town Planning Department and Planning Board, especially with helpful suggestions between the sketch plan approval and final approval of the detailed preliminary plans.
Town Supervisor Bernie Bassett said he was pleased to get a look at the new operations center during a recent open house.
"I think the location is ideal," he said. "It's another sign of a growing community as our financial institutions expand." Bassett said it was gratifying to hear the credit union was able to work well with the town and it was nice to see the design, with wood and stone features, matches the theme developing in other projects along Tom Miller Road.
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