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Master of Science in Organizational Leadership Professor Al Hundley recently welcomed a special campus guest speaker for his MSOL students--Jonathan Demme, director, filmmaker and producer. Demme is best known for winning the Academy Award for Best Director for the film, "The Silence of the Lambs."
Mr. Demme engaged the Rockland MSOL students in a film review and discussion about his upcoming documentary "I'm Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful," which will air on television in the fall. Dr. Underwood, dean of the School of Business and Leadership shares, "After we reviewed the film, we discussed it and tied it into the course work and the faith and spirituality of the character, Carolyn Parker."
The documentary follows the life of a resident of the Ninth Ward in New Orleans for a period of five years after Hurricane Katrina. Says Demme of his project, "After Carolyn's house was flooded and she endeavored to rebuild her home after the waters subsided, I was privileged to gain her permission to keep track of her progress. I didn't know at the time that these filming visits would stretch over the next five years, including 21 visits. Nor did I realize what an amazing portrait of an "ordinary" American would emerge over time. The film changed from a record of reclaiming her home into a documentary about a truly extraordinary woman."
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Have I screwed up here? I stopped using LR4 last summer and forgot how I set it up. I'd like to delete/uninstall whatever I can and/or rename if necessary. I have an iMac running Mavericks. I have 2 primary folders in question (folders and subfolders in Bold):
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Aperture library.aplibrary
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Talking to a crowd of suited and pantsuited M.B.A. students, the biggest laugh Cliff Illig got Wednesday evening at the Carnegie Building came after a simple description of how he has fared in the risky, failure-filled world of entrepreneurship.
"It's been OK," he said.
OK? To the KU business students listening to Illig speak, that was riotous stuff — hilarious.
In 1979 Illig, who received his bachelor's in accounting from KU, co-founded Cerner Corp. along with Neal Patterson and Paul Gorup. If you've heard of Cerner at all (and many haven't, given that it is not a consumer company), you probably know that it has done quite a bit better than OK during its nearly 35-year life.
The healthcare IT giant has grown at a furious pace since its founders conceived it on a picnic table in Kansas City's Loose Park. Cerner licenses its technology to thousands of hospitals and healthcare facilities worldwide. Of its 13,000-person global payroll, Cerner employs 9,000 people in the Kansas City area who make a combined $700 million in income, and the company has a planned expansion on the way.
Forbes recently put Cerner at the 13th spot on a list of the world's most innovative companies. And federal incentives for doctors and hospitals to switch to digital recordkeeping systems promise strong growth for at least the near future.
Much of Illig's talk was devoted to tracking his own and Cerner's arcs of success. Today Illig is vice chairman of a major tech company's board. Decades ago, before he even started college, he was smart and lucky enough to get into computers before they had a hand in nearly facet of the economy.
As a teenager, Illig was drawn to computers because they had a physical, tactile side to them in the punchcard days of the late 1960s. "My dad was looking for child labor when I was 13, 14 years old, so very early on I learned how to stuff cards in the computers he used for his business," Illig said. As a high school student at Shawnee Mission East, he took one of the first computer classes ever offered in the district.
After his time at KU — which Illig glossed over with more understatement, saying he was mostly interested in "getting on with it" — he joined the consulting division of accounting firm Arthur Andersen, now Accenture.
Illig and Patterson started at Andersen within two weeks of each other. As Illig tells it, the two agreed on little. But they both knew they had no interest in advancing to their bosses' jobs. So, on yellow ledger paper, they started brainstorming business models together.
At the time, the software industry was in its infancy, and healthcare recordkeeping was more or less in the Stone Age. They saw a role for themselves in bringing it into the future.
The Cerner story makes for a sort of startup fairytale. Neeli Bendapudi, dean of the KU business school, was among the rapt in Wednesday's audience, saying "my heart soars" every time she hears Illig's story.
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Brees' big game too much for Bucs to handle
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Saints fans partied near debris piles and leaning fences -- the lingering evidence of Hurricane Gustav's path through New Orleans last week.
The Louisiana Superdome was in good shape, however, as was the team that calls the enduring and iconic stadium home.
Drew Brees passed for 343 yards and three touchdowns against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, giving fans already jubilant about their team's quick return from Gustav a 24-20 season-
opening triumph to celebrate as well.
"It was a great way to start the season off," Brees said. "Obviously, coming off a week where everyone was displaced from their homes here in New Orleans, and coming back and obviously having the fans back in full force -- it was awesome."
Tampa Bay had a shot to win the brutally physical, back-and-forth contest until linebacker Scott Fujita intercepted Jeff Garcia's fourth-down pass, intended for Ike Hilliard, just inside the Saints' 20-yard line with about 40 seconds to go.
"I lost track of where the linebacker was," Garcia said. "If I had to do it all over again I probably would have gone outside and given Antonio [Bryant] a shot."
Brees' scoring passes went for 39 yards to David Patten, 84 yards to Devery Henderson and 42 yards to Reggie Bush, with Bush's score putting the Saints in the lead for good in the fourth quarter.
Garcia was 24-of-41 for 221 yards, including a 2-yard TD pass to Hilliard, which gave the Bucs a brief 20-17 lead.
Tampa Bay's offense produced only one touchdown. The Bucs' defense got the other in the first quarter, when blitzing linebacker Barrett Ruud hit Brees as he threw, causing a fluttering pass that Phillip Buchanon intercepted and returned 26 yards.
"Credit to New Orleans, but we missed some routine plays we normally make," Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden said. "It was bad coaching and bad execution."
Bush, who vowed to come back strong from a down second season in which he never had a gain longer than 25 yards, had 112 yards receiving and 51 yards rushing. He did most of the work on the winning drive, starting with a 29-yard gain on a short reception over the middle.
His touchdown came on a third-down swing pass on which he juked Jermaine Phillips at the 25 and stiff-armed Buchanon at the 5 before diving for the pylon. Bush was close to stepping out of bounds, but Tampa Bay did not challenge the call.
Making the score even more gratifying for Bush was the fact Phillips had been in his face one play earlier.
"The play before he was talking trash and the next play he was on my highlight tape," Bush said.
After sitting out all four preseason games, flamboyant tight end Jeremy Shockey made his debut for New Orleans and had the crowd chanting his name while he celebrated a tough 10-yard catch on third down. The gain, just a few plays after his 26-yard reception, set up Martin Gramatica's field goal late in the third quarter that tied it at 10.
Shockey finished with six catches for 54 yards.
Henderson's TD reception, a career-long catch for him, came after Brees had drawn the Bucs offside and then took a shot downfield for his fastest receiver, who was wide open after Ronde Barber fell down.
"When they jumped offside it was a no-brainer" to throw deep, Brees said.
The play put the Saints up 17-13 in the final minute of the third quarter.
"We don't give up explosive plays, but they were able to get a couple today," Gruden said. "They caught us in a couple man-to-man situations and executed them perfectly."
Tampa Bay finally converted its first third down early in the fourth quarter on Joey Galloway's 13-yard reception, which extended an 11-play, 73-yard drive that ended with Hilliard's score with 10:43 left.
Tampa Bay's Earnest Graham led all rushers with 91 yards on 10 carries. His career-long 46-yard gain, on which he broke four tackles, set up Matt Bryant's 33-yard field goal that gave the Bucs a 13-10 lead in the third quarter.
Game notes
Several Saints left the game with various injuries, including safety Roman Harper, cornerback Randall Gay and lineman Antwan Lake (left groin). Payton did not specify some of the injuries other than to say they appeared minor. ... Deuce McAllister dressed for the game but did not play, as expected, after missing some practice because of tenderness in his surgically repaired left knee. ... Bucs linebacker Derrick Brooks left the game with a hamstring injury in the third quarter. ... Charles Grant and Bobby McCray each had one sack for New Orleans. ... Ruud had a game-high 10 tackles for Tampa Bay. ... Jonathan Vilma had nine tackles for New Orleans.
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The World's Greatest Thinkers
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Published April 6, 2008
The Advancement of Christ's Kingdom through Academia
"I Wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions" (Proverbs 8:12).
While many Christians of today are great thinkers, few are as notable as some of the great thinkers of past centuries. America's Christians of today might have opinions about certain areas of thought, such as science, history and technology, but have no formulated, well thought-out worldview as had the saints of past centuries.
The Christian worldview has almost always prevailed in the history of western culture. In fact, some of the greatest thinkers throughout the centuries have been Christians. These people were consistent in their application of Christianity to various intellectual pursuits. The important point is that they did not believe their faith kept them from using their minds.
- In the area of LAW, Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England has remained a classic of legal scholarship since it was first published in the mid-1700s. Blackstone defined law as "a rule of action dictated by some superior being." He claimed that God dictated laws for men, which could be discovered in nature and in the Bible: "Upon these two foundations, the law of nature and the law of revelation, depend all human laws; that is to say, no human law should be suffered to contradict these."1
- In LITERATURE, the number of great Christian writers through the centuries is astounding. To look only at England, we find that many of the greatest poets were Christians, even clergymen: John Donne, George Herbert, and John Milton. Samuel Johnson was, in his time, the leading literary critic in the English language, and the compiler of an early English dictionary. Even into this century, many leading English literary figures were Christians, including G. K. Chesterton, T. S. Eliot, C.S. Lewis, and Dorothy Sayers.
- In PHILOSOPHY, Christians dominated the West from the fifth century until modern times. The great philosophers of the Middle Ages were all theologians: Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Duns Scotus, Anselm of Canterbury, William of Ockham. When philosophers began to abandon Christianity in the 17th century, most continued to be influenced by Christianity and to address the issues that Christians had been wrestling with for centuries. Even the "father of modern philosophy," Rene Descartes, despite the evil effects of his thought, was trying to provide a secure proof for the existence of God.
- In POLITICS, many of the important political leaders of the medieval and early modern West were Christians. Until the later Middle Ages, every king of Europe claimed to be Christ's representative on earth. In Russia, the czars claimed to be the protectors of the Orthodox Church right up to the time of the Bolshevik Revolution. In the modern era, such outstanding political figures as John Adams, George Washington, William Gladstone, and William Wilberforce were all to varying degrees professing and practicing Christians.
- In the ARTS, we discover again that most of the (sometimes anonymous) medieval painters, sculptors, and architects were evidently Christians. The great cathedrals of Europe, the magnificent stained glass windows, the colorful altar pieces, the statuary that adorned the cathedrals – all were dedicated to Christian themes, and were generally produced by Christian artisans. During the Renaissance and Reformation periods, artists began to gain more individual recognition, and we have clearer evidence that many were believers. Among these were Rembrandt van Rijn and Albrect Durer, two Protestant painters.
- In MUSIC, much of Western music was written by Christians.2 Johann Sebastian Bach and Georg Friederich Handel are two representatives of the great German Christian tradition in music. Handel's "Messiah," a series of Scripture texts set to some of the most exhilarating music ever written, is still a holiday favorite today. Everyone recognizes the tune to Handel's magnificent "Hallelujah Chorus." Bach was, if anything, even more self-consciously Christian than Handel, and dedicated many of his compositions to the glory of God.
- SCIENCE and technology in the modern world often seem to be at odds with Christianity, but this was not always the case. In fact, after Christianity had taken over the Western Roman Empire, there was an unprecedented burst of innovation in agricultural technology. The inventions included the heavy plow, crop-rotation, new types of harnesses for horses, and nailed horseshoes. Some scholars have concluded that this burst of technology, which continued throughout the medieval period in Europe, was a result of Christian beliefs and attitudes.3 Many of the leading scientists of the early modern world were also professing Christians: Isaac Newton, Johann Kepler, Robert Boyle, Lord Kelvin, Louis Pasteur, Michael Faraday, Clerk Maxwell, and many more.
1 William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England, (Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1765), vol. 1, pp. 38-42.
2 See Jane Stuart Smith and Betty Carlson, The Gift of Music (rev. ed.; Westchester, IL: Crossway Books, 1978).
3 Lynn White, Jr., Medieval Religion and Technology (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1978), pp. 77, 236.
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WASHINGTON (MCT) — The Supreme Court is set this week to decide the politically charged constitutional clashes between President Barack Obama and Republicans over his health-care reform law and his immigration enforcement policy.
By most accounts, the justices must make a stark, clear choice to either endorse Obama's policies — including the mandate for all to buy health insurance — or to strike them down as flatly unconstitutional.
But the justices could rule in unexpected ways that would allow both sides to claim a victory.
Since the spring, when Obama's lawyers were hit with hostile questions at oral arguments, the administration has faced the prospect of a double defeat. It appeared the court's more conservative justices could strike down the entire health-care law and rule Arizona and other states are free to arrest and jail illegal immigrants. Many are predicting just that.
But Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has said he hopes to avoid momentous rulings that turn on a 5-4 vote, and both cases offer the justices other options that have been overlooked.
The health-care case has been fiercely debated as a test of whether Congress can require individuals to buy health insurance under its power to regulate commerce. Opponents have likened it to forcing Americans to buy vegetables.
Lurking in the background is a way to decide the case on tax law grounds. No one can be prosecuted, punished or fined for violating the mandate. In fact, the word "mandate" does not appear in the law. In "practical operation," the administration argued, it's just a tax law.
If the mandate is really just a tax, that would be supported by the Constitution, which says Congress "shall have the power to lay and collect taxes, to provide for the common defense and general welfare."
So, in the end, the justices could agree that the law's required tax payments are constitutional, while also making clear the government does not have broad power to mandate purchases.
Late last year, Judge Brett Kavanaugh of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, an appointee of President George W. Bush and a friend of the chief justice, wrote an opinion arguing for treating the mandate as a tax law, not a regulation of commerce.
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"The government might be able to do that," agreed Paul Clement, the lawyer for the Republican states. If so, the liberals asked, why can't Congress require persons to have private insurance or pay a tax penalty?
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ANAHEIM – While evidence is mounting that Anaheim officials are indeed trying to help get the Sacramento Kings to move here, word that the City Council is considering approving funding to upgrade the Honda Center has confused and angered some residents.
"Aren't we already facing a huge deficit?" resident Nathan James asked in an e-mail. "What sense does it make to spend more money, especially when this area already has two pro (basketball) teams?"
The City Council agenda for Tuesday's meeting gives few details about what upgrades will be considered and whether it is even related to the possible Kings move. City officials have declined to discuss specifics.
But if the Honda Center were to be the home base for any NBA team, the city's head of sports and entertainment at the time, Greg Smith, said in 2008 that it would require new locker rooms, a sports-training facility and a practice court.
All that would likely cost millions. And, yes, the city is facing a major deficit – estimated at $10 million a year. And budget reserves have plummeted from $45 million in 2007 to $11 million this year.
Though Tuesday's agenda makes no mention of how the upgrades would be funded, a public-hearing notice in The Register indicates that the city will consider issuing bonds to pay for the improvements to the city-owned arena.
"In all considerations, the city's priority is to protect taxpayers and the city's general fund, minimizing financial and operational risk to (Anaheim)," Anaheim spokeswoman Ruth Ruiz said. She declined to give more details.
Any financing can't increase residents' taxes without a public vote.
Likely, funding would come from private investors and bonds would be paid off with the increased revenues anticipated from the Honda Center, in large part because of the NBA team.
Back in the early 1990s, the city issued bonds to construct the $123 million arena – a debt that was taken on by Ogden, and later by Anaheim Arena Management, the Henry Samueli-owned company that operates the Honda Center and is negotiating to bring the Kings here. Some $36 million in principal is left on that debt.
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A new scheme launched in Wairarapa will allow low-income earners to access a government housing subsidy denied to them until now.
Masterton community enterprise Trust House this week became the country's first non-governmental community housing provider to be fully registered as a "social landlord" with the government's Community Housing Regulatory Authority.
Having met criteria set by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Trust House can now rent its 484 former state houses to recipients of an income-related rent subsidy - previously available only to Housing New Zealand tenants.
People who qualify for the subsidy pay no more than a quarter of their income in rent, but previously had to move out of Wairarapa to get it, as there are no Housing NZ properties in the region.
Trust House, formed in 1998 to run Masterton Licensing Trust businesses, bought every state house from Martinborough to Dannevirke in a major 1999 deal. Chief executive Allan Pollard called the registration a win-win.
The enterprise often earned significantly less than market rent from its properties but, under the subsidy scheme, remaining rent due on top of 25 per cent of a tenant's income is paid by the government, allowing Trust House to get true market value.
This would open the way for increased spending on the properties and also on community initiatives and assets, including new "wrap-around" social services planned for low-income tenants, he said.
Work on the houses would be on top of major improvements Trust House had carried out since 1999, including insulating 85 per cent of them in partnership with the Wairarapa Healthy Homes project, chaired by former Masterton mayor Bob Francis.
Francis said Trust House was "an excellent landlord" and deserved its new status, but called on the Government to continue providing social housing.
"Trust House couldn't be seen as someone only looking at profit, I think they've got a wider community view and brief - but certainly putting [social housing] totally into private hands, I wouldn't agree with that."
Masterton Mayor Lyn Patterson welcomed the change but said it was unfair that the subsidy would be available only to new tenants.
Pollard confirmed current tenants would receive it only if they moved out, applied for the subsidy and then moved back in after a three-month stand-down period, but said Trust House's hands were tied by MBIE policy.
"We'd be in favour of all our tenants being means tested and, if everyone qualified, we'd be happy."
In the context of the Government's intention of selling a chunk of its housing stock and increasing the involvement of non-governmental organisations in affordable housing, Pollard said the registration would allow the trust to increase its portfolio to 2000 properties in new areas such as New Plymouth and Hastings by 2017.
Young mum fears 'low-income' stigma
A rent subsidy would let a young mum pay off her power bill, get swimming lessons for her girls and maybe even a car - but the windfall may come at too high a price.
Tuihana Babbington pays more than half her single parent benefit to rent the privately owned Masterton home she and her daughters, aged 6 and 7, moved into two months ago.
At the time she was told she qualified for the Government's income-related rent subsidy and so would have to pay only a quarter of her income in rent if she moved into a Housing New Zealand-owned home - but Wairarapa doesn't have any. Now her current rental is on the market, so at any time she could be forced out.
But under changes announced yesterday, if she moves into one of Trust House's 484 former state houses in Wairarapa, she could get the subsidy and a lot more leeway in her budget.
She welcomed the development and would consider moving, but was concerned that people accepting the subsidy - and their children - could end up being stigmatised as "low-income families".
She wanted a house with plenty of space, that was warm, dry, secure and in a safe, caring neighbourhood. If Trust House and government agencies could provide those elements, and also spend money on building strong communities, she would be supportive. "It's not just about getting people into those homes and feeling good about themselves . . . community services and organisations need to come into play."
But she was torn, speaking longingly of the subsidy. "We've had to pull out of swimming because I couldn't afford it . . . that sort of thing just isn't happening."
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Summers were spent with my grandmother in a rural area near Lynchburg, Virginia.
Her grape arbor, chicken coop and vegetable garden were my playground. Decades later, I still fondly remember those gardening summers.
The other day I was observing a hibiscus in my yard that had a few flowers on it already.
Obviously, it was not winter damaged, but it will still need to be cut back if I want more flowers to enjoy.
Some flowering plants produce blooms on new growth while others produce blooms on mature growth.
The hibiscus blooms on new growth, so trimming mine back will stimulate production of new stems, and, therefore, increased flowering.
I have been growing cilantro, and it has remained a small mound. Now it is sending up a long stem from its center. Why is it doing this?
Your cilantro is getting ready to flower and that is why it is sending up a stalk. The flowering is triggered by warmer temperatures. Once it flowers it will die. You can replant cilantro again in the fall once temperatures moderate.
Centuries ago, their plumage was used to adorn Native American ceremonial costumes. Even today, some people believe that the hummingbird's glittering plumage contains mythical powers. However, most of us merely enjoy watching these sparkling gems of the bird world.
In summer, it's not so hard to make a great first impression at the entrance to your home. Put out a few baskets of colorful flowers and your work is done.
But early spring? That's more complicated.
March can be "the darkest and gloomiest time of year, and it's easy to kind of have your house go right along with that," says stylist and crafter Marianne Canada, host of the "HGTV Crafternoon" web series. Many people are craving a dose of cheerful style and color.
This time of year, something magical begins to happen over the eastern two-thirds of the United States, and that is the spring arrival of phlox. It will be happening from Texas north to Quebec and then to the East Coast.
If you think about it geographically that is quite extraordinary that the woodland phlox or wild blue phlox, Phlox divaricata, and its close cousin the prairie phlox, Phlox pilosa, both have a native range covering such a wide expanse.
In many local lawns, you can see wildflowers such as fleabane, toad flax, sour grass and Dutch white clover blooming. These are beneficial to pollinating insects and signify the arrival of spring.
To some, having such weeds in the lawn is unacceptable, and it is time to employ weed control measures.
Most local lawns are intended to be St. Augustine grass. Most homeowners do not know which variety of St. Augustine grass they have, and so for weed control purposes it is safest to assume the lawn is St. Augustine "Floratam."
Under most circumstances, highways and wildlife don't mix very well. Add in an automobile traveling at 70 mph or more, and the safety risk can become very high for both people and animals.
When the Spanish arrived in Florida, what did the first settlers eat and what did they use to "cure" ailments?
The climate and location of St. Augustine could have made it very difficult to grow crops they would have been accustomed to, nor were the same plants they relied on for "curing" their ailments available. Florida native plants were the only game in town, so to speak.
The Northeast Region of the Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) has extensive research on native plants that grew in the area and the role they played with those first Spanish settlers.
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The Garden Club of St. Augustine will present "The Buzz About Bees" with beekeeper Kim Robertson from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at 3440 Old Moultrie Road. Suitable for children 7 and up, participants will see an observation bee hive with live bees, learn every bee's job within the hive, and feel and taste honey in the comb. Each child will receive a plant, pictures and a book about bees to take home. The program is free, however, space is limited. To register, call Sue at 794-5274.
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The property was bought in the 1950s. After he married the love of his life, Jimmy Shine found his "little piece of paradise" on the river.
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