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The doctoral program in Moving Image Studies is an exciting, new (begun in 2001) program in the Department of Communication. It is specifically designed to provide students with the conceptual and methodological tools to study the complex and vastly expanded moving image environment of the 21st century, where the boundaries separating cinema, television, and new media are breaking down. Moving Image Studies is an outgrowth of cinema studies, television studies, new media studies, cultural studies, and critical theory. Many of our core seminars are designed to cut across media boundaries (by examining how models, paradigms, and methods are problematized and enriched as we move across specific media); while other seminars are devoted to intensive examination of problems within a specific media formation.
The doctorate in Moving Image Studies is thus designed to give students a solid foundation in a specific moving image medium (whether cinema, television, or new media), while at the same time giving them the preparation and the confidence to research and write about moving images wherever they circulate. Our program encourages innovative new work that challenges existing paradigms of media study, that is theoretically rigorous, and aware of historical and cultural specificities.
Our doctoral students are highly active in the professional organizations in our field. Last year, six of our doctoral students had papers accepted for presentation in the competitive Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference, while many others presented papers at the National Communication Association conference, the Flow conference (on television and new media), the World Picture conference (on critical theory and the image), and several others.
The city of Atlanta, a major world media center, offers students in the Moving Image Studies program a wealth of opportunities. The High Museum regularly programs cutting-edge series in world cinemas, while annually the GSU Department of Latin American studies mounts a week-long conference which includes a festival of new Latin American cinema. The Moving Image Studies program maintains close ties with both CNN and Turner, both invaluable resources for students doing research in television industries, history, or global media flows. Nearby Emory University is home to the Atlanta Institute for Psychoanalysis, while Georgia Tech has cutting edge research programs in digital culture and gaming. (Students in the Moving Image Studies program may opt to take a small number of elective courses from these universities.)

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Excitement and anticipation surround Bethel Cross Country as 2005 opens
Third year head coach Rusty Thompson hopes 2005 will be a historic season for the Bethel College Cross Country teams. The programs, which were started in 2003, have the talent to be a presence in the KIAC and Region XII this season.
The Wildcat men have three veterans that will guide an eight-man team that will feature five new freshmen. Blake Fawcett (SR / Bolivar, TN), Brandon Kilburn (SR / Savannah, TN) and Detrick Turner (JR / Bolivar, TN) all bring a lot of experience to the table. James Demba, a freshman from Banjul, Gambia should provide an instant impact at the top of the lineup for the Wildcats. Ryan Fortenberry (FR / Gadsden, TN), Randon Prather (FR / Mayfield, KY), Codye Tomaszewski (FR / Selmer, TN) and Rochard Weaver (FR / Bolivar, TN) all join the Wildcats for their first season and will give the team a huge boost. In 2004, Detrick Turner recorded the best time in the KIAC with a 24:50.00 in the University of Memphis Twilight Classic. On the mens side, we return our #1 runner (Detrick Turner) from a year ago, commented Coach Thompson. With the addition of four new runners with similar speed, this should strengthen the team and make us very competitive in the Region this season.
History surrounds the womens team this season. For the first time since the program began, the Lady Wildcat Cross Country team will field a full team. Three runners return from a year ago, which include Noreisha McClatchey (JR / Memphis, TN), Maniececia White (SR / Memphis, TN) and Brandy Winton (SR / Bartlett, TN). Four of the five new Lady Cats are freshmen. Margie and Margot Creasman, twin sisters from Rutherfordton, NC will add an instant punch at the top of the lineup for the team. Freshmen Emily Scott (Barton, MS) and Anna Martin (Camden, TN) along with Laura Bowden, a junior transfer from Lambuth will also provide depth for the team. With the addition of our five new runners, coupled with the experience of our returning players, we should be very competitive this season, added Thompson about the Lady Wildcat team.
The schedule for both teams will be difficult. The team opens on September 10 at the University of Memphis Twilight Classic. The month of October will be a busy one as the team will run at the Rhodes College Invitational, Tennessee Tech, Lambuth University and Southeast Missouri State University Invitational before the KIAC / Region XII Championships on November 5th in Louisville, KY.


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While stowing away on a ship to America, the boys get involuntarily pressed into service as toughs for a pair of feuding gangsters while trying desparately to evade the ship's crew. After arriving stateside, one of the gangsters kidnaps the other's daughter - and it's up to our unlikely heroes to save the day.
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In order to confirm a PTSD diagnosis, the person has to re-experience the traumatic event through reoccurring dreams, images, thoughts, or perceptions. He or she may feel at times like the event is happening again through illusions, hallucinations, and flashback episodes, including those that occur when waking up or when intoxicated. He or she most likely experiences intense psychological distress when anything reminds him/her of the event (smells, sounds, times of day, seeing something on TV, etc.). The sufferer will probably make efforts to avoid having thoughts and feelings associated with the trauma and may even repress, or purposely forget, important aspects of it. If treatment is avoided, the person may sink into a depression, avoiding activities, places, or people that remind him or her of the trauma and even may withdraw from participating in things that he or she used to enjoy.
The "hallmark" symptoms of PTSD are sleep problems, constant irritability or outbursts of anger, problems concentrating, being hyper-aware of his or her surroundings and exhibiting an exaggerated startle response. If these symptoms last for at least 2 months and interfere with any aspect of daily functioning, the sufferer needs to seek treatment.
It's pretty straight forward, right? Unfortunately, it isn't. Many people who could be diagnosed with PTSD aren't because they don't seek treatment. American society still stigmatizes illnesses associated with the brain and its functioning, which keeps hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of its citizens just trying to keep their heads above water. There's a certain shame to seeking mental help for some reason, as if experiencing this disorder (or maybe admitting that it is being experienced) makes a person weak, pathetic or un-manly. This couldn't be further from the truth! It takes a tremendous amount of courage to talk to someone about the most intimate demons that haunt the mind. Personal growth and change is very hard work because the person has to face things that they have probably been mentally avoiding for a long time.
Fortunately, more organizations around the nation are encouraging veterans, first responders, law enforcement personnel and others who have experience "on the front line" to seek help if they need it. A powerful documentary is in the works to spread the message that seeking help is courageous, not cowardly. Entitled Code 9: Officer Needs Assistance, this film, "explores the darker side of law enforcement as it tells the stories of police officers and their families who are now suffering the mental anguish of the careers they chose, which has led some to suicide." The 8-minute trailer may be viewed at http://vimeo.com/26689571.
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Romo, Cowboys Buy Time by Beating New York
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For one week, all is right with the Dallas Cowboys. Quarterback Tony Romo, one week after a horrible outing against Pittsburgh, redeemed himself and saved the Cowboys' season — for now — with a 20-8 victory Sunday night over the New York Giants. Romo went 20-of-30 for 244 yards and two touchdowns as Dallas remained tied with Tampa Bay and Atlanta (all 9-5) and fighting for the two wild-card spots. The Giants sacked Romo four times, but he didn't throw any interceptions against the defending Super Bowl champs.
While New York was without receiver Plaxico Burress and coping with injury troubles as well, the Dallas defense was solid in containing Eli Manning, Gil LeBreton writes in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "The Giants came into the Sunday night game tied for second in the NFL in scoring and first in rushing offense," he writes. "But in the New York franchise's final game at Texas Stadium, the Giants never got to the end zone and were held to 218 net yards."
The New York Post's Steve Serby wonders why the Giants didn't bury the Cowboys, after a tumultuous week in Texas featuring a semi-public spat between Romo, receiver Terrell Owens and tight end Jason Witten. "Champions come into a house divided and burn it to the ground," Serby writes.
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Somehow the Jets survived. Somehow they beat Buffalo, 31-27, in a game they should have lost. Quarterback J.P. Losman played the goat in preventing the Bills from knocking New York out of the top spot in the AFC East and getting their first divisional win. Losman was looking to pass when he fumbled and Jets defensive end Shaun Ellis rumbled 11 yards for the winning score. "It was a very silly play from start to finish and it just might have rescued a season for the undeserving Jets, who basically stunk out the joint after the first quarter," Filip Bondy writes in the New York Daily News.
The New York Post's Jay Greenberg notes that the Jets won despite any heroics from quarterback Brett Favre, who struggled in the second half. William C. Rhoden wonders if bringing in Favre was the right move, since former quarterback Chad Pennington has Miami in a three-way tie atop the AFC East.
Buffalo News columnist Jerry Sullivan is direct about what should happen to coach Dick Jauron after calling for a pass when the Bills had success running the ball: "Some people look at coaches who have been fired and ask, 'Why?' I look at Dick Jauron and say, 'Why not?' "
The Miami Herald's Edwin Pope doesn't have a problem with the Dolphins' ugly 14-9 win over San Francisco. The 49ers dominated the game with 24 first downs and controlled the ball for more than 38 minutes. Other numbers favored the Niners, too — except those on the scoreboard.
Facing a hostile crowd in Baltimore, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger marched the Steelers 92 yards in the waning minutes for the game's only touchdown in Pittsburgh's 13-9 over the Ravens. The win clinched the AFC North title for Pittsburgh. The Post-Gazette's Gene Collier says Roethlisberger's drive reminded him of "The Drive" by Denver's John Elway against Cleveland in the 1987 AFC playoffs.
The Detroit Lions have only two more chances to get their first win of the season. Sunday's 31-21 loss to Indianapolis was closer than most people expected, but the Lions are the third team to start 0-14. "There is no escaping the pressure of precious time running out on the Lions' frantic quest in avoiding ignominy," Drew Sharp writes in the Detroit Free Press.
The Houston Texans have won seven of 11 games since starting the season 0-4. Their fourth straight victory was a not-so-pretty 13-12 effort over AFC leader Tennessee. The Houston Chronicle's Richard Justice credits Andre Johnson for Houston's win. "Johnson had a huge day, catching 11 balls for 207 yards and a touchdown," Justice writes. "He leads the NFL with 102 catches and will be named to his third Pro Bowl this week. On this day, he muscled balls away from defensive backs, caught slants across the middle and ran under lobs down the field."
Carolina completed its perfect campaign at home with a 30-10 rout of Denver to clinch the NFC South. Tom Sorensen of the Charlotte Observer recaps Carolina's home season.
For weeks the Washington Redskins haven't looked like the team that started 6-2. Now they're only 7-7 and in last place in the NFC East after absorbing a 20-13 loss to a Cincinnati team that had won only once and tied once in its previous 13 games. And the veteran Redskins aren't getting any younger. "The Redskins, a proud veteran team, know they are running out of January chances," Thomas Boswell writes in the Washington Post. "On days like this, when they can't even line up correctly, boot a desperately-needed onside kick directly out of bounds and, worst of all, fumble two inches from the end zone, it's hard to remember that this is a classy locker room, not a bunch of rock heads." Boswell's Post colleague Mike Wise wonders whether first-year coach Jim Zorn will keep his job.
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Gary Hampton and Redskins running back Clinton Portis are brothers. Hampton, who has a different father, took a very different path than his younger brother. When Portis and his mother moved to Gainesville, Fla., after a cousin was shot and killed, Hampton stayed behind in Laurel, Miss., eventually going to prison for a decade for conspiracy to distribute narcotics. Portis went on to attend Miami and get drafted by Denver before landing in Washington in a 2004 trade. Today Portis is a millionaire with a girlfriend and son. Hampton is just getting used to life on the outside again. But Hampton is getting a big assist at a second chance thanks to Portis, Barry Svrluga writes in the Washington Post.
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Florida's Tim Tebow earned the most first-place ballots — 309 — in his bid to join Archie Griffin as the only players to win the Heisman Trophy twice. But Oklahoma's Sam Bradford took the Heisman with 1,726 points, while Texas's Colt McCoy finished second (1,604) and Tebow third (1,575). Tebow's Gators will meet Bradford's Sooners for the national championship Jan. 8 in Miami, only the second time Heisman winners have faced each other for the title.
Tebow won't mind this loss very much, Gene Frenette writes in the Florida Times-Union. "Owning that bronze statue isn't why Tebow plays the game," Frenette writes. "It's the other trophy — the one with the crystal ball, given to the winner of the BCS national championship game — that drives college football's rock star."
Buck Harvey of the San Antonio Express-News states his case for McCoy, the Longhorns quarterback who defeated Bradford's Sooners, 45-35, on Oct. 11. "He beat Bradford on a neutral field. McCoy played that day as he did most of the season, having to throw on the run," Harvey writes. "That was the signature of this MVP; he had to escape, as well as be his team's leading rusher."
Jenni Carlson of the Daily Oklahoman is looking past Jan. 8 and wonders whether Bradford, a sophomore, will jump to the NFL. There's a good argument for his leaving the Sooners, especially when the NFL's next collective bargaining agreement will likely limit rookie salaries after next season. "This spring's draft could be the final one with the massive contracts," she writes. "Money isn't everything, of course, but it sure does make it easier to pay the bills." Carlson's colleague at the Oklahoman, John Rohde, wonders whether Bradford's winning the Heisman means the Sooners will lose the national championship. When the nation's No. 1 team plays No. 2, Heisman winners are only 2-9.
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A.J. Burnett was a Toronto Blue Jay for three seasons before signing a five-year, $82.5 million contract with the New York Yankees on Friday. Burnett could be brilliant at times, going 38-26 with Toronto, but the Toronto Star's Cathal Kelly won't miss Burnett's mood swings. "Good A.J. was thoughtful and charismatic, if a bit wary," Kelly writes. "He was touchy-feely in an endearing and unselfconscious way. He loved pranks. He inspired immense loyalty in his teammates, especially younger pitchers. Bad A.J. was aggressively profane. He kicked at chairs and blew up without warning."
The Akron Beacon Journal's Patrick McManamon likes how free agent Kerry Wood and Joe Smith, acquired in a trade with the Mets, improve Cleveland's bullpen.
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Bob Smizik has covered the Pittsburgh sports scene for the Post-Gazette for almost 40 years, a span that included Roberto Clemete's 3,000th hit, Franco Harris's Immaculate Reception and Smizik's favorite game ever, the 1985 NCAA basketball championship between Georgetown and Villanova. Now he is retiring. Smizik adds up his fond memories in Sunday's column.
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A photo exposing Kate Middleton's bare bottom has been published by the German tabloid magazine, Bild, sparking a world-wide frenzy, the UK's Independent newspaper reported Tuesday.
The photo of the Duchess of Cambridge, was taken during the Royal tour of Australia. The photo is being called Middleton's "Marilyn Monroe moment," with comparisons to Monroe's famous photo of her dress being blown up by a gust of exhaust from a subway grate.
In this updated story, MSN reports that Kate is "furious" over the photos.
A video report on the Duchess Kate controversy is on the left but the Examiner.com is not publishing the photos. If you wish to view the Bild photos for yourself, beware that they are NSFW. Do not click through to the Bild site if you are at work or if there are children nearby.
The photo was taken as Prince William and Kate were visiting the Blue Mountains near Sydney. A gust of wind from a helicopter blew the Dutchess's Diane Von Furstenberg wrap dress and exposed her buttocks.
Bild published the revealing picture next to photos of reality TV stars Kim and Kloe Kardashian, who were photographed in similar positions.
The photo caption read, : "Khloe, Kim and Kate – backsides which have moved us these past few days."
So far there is no reaction from the Royal Palace but two years ago, the royal couple sued French magazine Closer for running topless photographs of the Duchess, taken as the couple vacationed at a French resort.
A spokesman for the Royal Family called the photos a "grotesque" invasion of privacy.
Bild is clearly having fun with the controversy writing: "A bootylicious bum is causing a stir – what a view on the royal backside! This photo was taken in Australia of Duchess Kate's bum. The helicopters rotary blades lifted her dress, revealing her bare back. BILD showed the photo, British media reported on it. And the Brits were a bit BUMmed that we showed Kate in that pose.
"Hey, don't get too upset about it – we don't want to take your Kate away. We also have amazing backsides in this country – and would like to show you now!"
Most readers of the Independent expressed little sympathy for Kate's plight.
Henry Greenhouse wrote, "Well when she knows there's going to be people taking loads of pictures of her and it's a windy day and she decides to wear a loose dress or whatever it is that the wind can blow up it's her own fault. Plus she's either wearing a thong or no underwear at all! Maybe wear more appropriate underwear next time! No sympathy."
Another reader echoed: "Unlike the Beckham or the Kardashians the Windsors won't realize that shameless media-hounds must take the rough with the smooth. If they shunned publicity they'd be in a position to complain, but they don't, they actively seek it, then complain when it's not on their terms."
But reader "Annie" countered: "The Kardashians make their money out of TV and newspapers, Victoria Beckham is now an acknowledged fashion designer therefore any publicity , as she usually is wearing one of her own designs, is appreciated, but the Royal Family are on official tours which promote the UK and lots of people want to see them as ambassadors of the country, not for Kate's bum."
If you have any comments on this Kate Middleton bare bottom Bild controversy, please leave your comments below.
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The Boston Fire Department Fire Prevention Division is pleased to announce that as of Monday morning December 15, 2014 the initial phase of electronic permitting will be available through the link below. Our customers can begin to use electronic permit application submittal, payment and supporting documentation submittal through our portal. The submittal of plans for these application will still be in paper form with the application number on them for the next several months while we finish the development of the eplan software.
The permit applications types available to be applied for online are:
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We will be implementing the portal used by the City of Boston's Inspectional Services Department for application submittal, and your account/log-in can be the same for both departments. You will be able to track and pay both department's permits through either link but must apply through the respective department's link.
This portal will also allow you to pay online saving you from having to come to 1010 Massachusetts Avenue, receive online correspondence if more information is required to approve your application and print your permit when ready for issuance.
We will keep you posted on e-plan launch dates, and we will be developing electronic submittal for other BFD permit application types.
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The Massachusetts Firefighting Academy is offereing a Nightclub Fire Safety Program
designed to deliver an overview of nightclub fire safety laws and regulations for fire and building officials, as well as all owners and managers. Please read for more information
Summertime & BBQ Safety Tips from Boston Fire
Think "safety first" when planning your summer activities and barbecues. Boston Fire has some helpful summer safety tips available and reminds residents of important summertime regulations in the City.
Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals
Summary of Massachusetts Fireworks Law MGL Chapter 148, S. 39
Electronic Plan Submittal Coming in May 2016
In May 2016 the Boston Fire Department will be accepting Tier II Plans for Fire Alarm Applications and Plans for Special Suppression Systems electronically when we implement the City of Boston's Online Permitting Portal. Read the Boston Fire Department's requirements for electronic plan submital. We are also implenting changes to the Fire Alarm Application Process to better serve our customer's with this portal implemntation.
Electronic Plan Submittal Requirements
Changes to Fire Alarm Permit Applications coming in May 2016
New Air Pressurized Standpipe Requirements
In the City of Boston during constuction or demolition in high rise buildings (70 feet or higher) an air pressurized standpipe is required to be in place in the building. The effective date for this requirement in Boston is on all construction applications received from August 15, 2015 on. Please read the documents below for more information.
Air Pressurized Dry Standpipe Summary
Hazardous Material Process or Processing
Read below for all information required to be in compliance when processessing hazardous materials as defined under 527 CMR 1.00 c 60.
Hazardous Material Process or Processing
A new Comprehensive Model Fire Code (527 CMR 1.00) has been adopted by the Division of Fire Services and the State Fire Marshal's Office effective January 1, 2015 replacing the current 527 CMR.
The new code adopts, in large part, the National Fire Prevention Association's (NFPA) Model Fire Code (NFPA-1- 2012 Edition), with Massachusetts amendments. The new code should result in an improved, more comprehensive fire safety code, using consensus standards recognized throughout the nation. This new code will replace the current 527 CMR. More information can be obtained by visiting the Department of Fire Services website.
New Ordinance Enacted in Boston
Regulating the use and sale of outdoor cooking appliances, outdoor patio and space heaters, outdoor decorative appliances, and outdoor fireplaces. On July 30, 2014 the Boston City Council amended the Boston Fire Prevention Code by passing Article XXXIII of the Boston Fire Prevention Code.
Candle Usage Guidelines, Definitions and Application for Candle Usage in a Place of Assembly
Read the new Candle Guidelines that are in effect October 1, 2012. The Boston Fire Department requires that the use of candles in a Place of Assembly be permitted as defined in the attached document.
Candle Usage Guidelines, Definitions and Application for Candle Usage in a Place of Assembly
Effective April 1, 2014 Boston has a Revised Upholstered Furniture, Molding Seating and Re-upholstered Furniture Policy
Effective April 1, 2014 the Boston Fire Department shall modify its upholstered seating regulations to more closely align with the current state regulations: 527 CMR 1.00 c 12, "Upholstered Furniture, Molded Seating and Re-upholstered Furniture. This change will effectively reduce the number of regulated use groups in the City of Boston.
Although this modified policy closely follows the requirements of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Regulations, there are still some notable exceptions that shall be strictly enforced. This policy is subject to modification at the discretion of the Boston Fire Marshal.
Important gas safety information for residents of Hyde Park from Eversource
Eversource delivers natural gas safely and reliably to customers in the neighborhood of Hyde Park. We ask those residents especially to take a moment to review the following important gas safety information regarding pipeline operations and safety:


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Crescent Place hosted Project Linus national blanket day on Saturday. Volunteers from the area made seven blankets and raised donations for the project to help area children in need. Those participating were (from left, standing) Pam Fields, Courtney and Wilda Woodyard, Lynn Wallace, Maisy Tungate, Becky Jew, Barbara Donnahoe; and (seated) Bobbie McCarthy and Barbara Hill.
Kelly Willoughby and Derek Jones were married Jan. 12, 2013, in Soiree in Oldham County.
Parents of the bride are Elwood and Beverly Willoughby of Shelbyville. The groom is the son of Walter and Kathy Jones of Simpsonville.
Wedding music was provided by AZD Studios.
Rev. Paul Whitman officiated the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Matron of honor was Kasie Nutter of Shelbyville, sister of the bride.
Some seniors from Shelby County High and Collins High Schools took a group trip to New York City. This photo was taken in Central Park. They also toured the city; saw the 911 memorial, "Mamma Mia" and Blue Man Group; experienced the Chinese New Year in Chinatown; and sang on the stage at Radio City Music Hall.
Shelley and Alan Barger of Tampa, Fla. announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013. She has been named Emerson Grace Barger.
She was born at 9:36 a.m., weighing 7.13 pounds and was 20.5 inches long. Her older sister, Ella is 2 ½years old.
Grandparents are Hite Hays of Shelbyville, Judy and Duvall Burk of Shelbyville, and Gail and George Barger of Richmond.
Great-grandparent is Leon Fritz of Bybee.
Philip and Loren Carlson of Louisville announce the birth of their first child, a son, on Jan. 14, 2013, at Baptist East Hospital. He has been named Harvey Lloyd Carlson.
Grandparents are Doug and Cathy Carlson of Shelbyville, Lloyd and Cyndi Rayburn and Kathy Meinfelter of Ashland.
William R. Thompson, a Virginia Military Institute cadet from Shelby County, was among the approximately 1,500 who marched in this year's presidential inaugural parade.
VMI's Corps of Cadets marched from the U.S. capitol to the reviewing stand at the White House. The corps was the final group in the parade, passing the president in review at about 6:30 p.m.
Thompson is the son of Jean Shy of Shelbyville.
Members of the 2013 Tres Chic Shelbyville organizing committee gathered during that event Feb. 2 at Claudia Sanders Dinner House. Members are (from left, front row)
Gary Walls, Eric Seto, Shawn Adelsberger and Jeff Sopland; and (back row) Shelley Johnson, Dana Mayton, Emily Clark, Beth Ann Kovacs, Rachel Webb, Ann Morris, Deanna Osborn, Louise Riley and Cindy Diemond.
Senior Aaliyah Wells was crowned Collins Homecoming Queen on Saturday night during halftime of the Titans' game against Harrison County.
Becky and Austin Willard were married Sept. 22, 2012, at Tates Creek Presbyterian Church.
Mother of the bride is Barbara Staton of Lexington. The groom is the son of Dee Lisa Willard of Shelbyville and Willie Willard of Waddy.
Wedding music was provided by LeeAnn Raleigh, Greg Finer and Luke Wisley.
Will Witherington and Robert Cunningham officiated the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by her two brothers, Shawn and Chris Staton.
Cornerstone Christian Academy basketball Homecoming was Jan. 18. Ashley Hamblin and Josh Woodward, both seniors, were crowned queen and king by former graduates and reigning king and queen from 2012, Dustin Bennett and Tara Watkins. The Homecoming dance was held at the Capital Plaza Hotel in Frankfort.
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If you've been chosen to review a piece of gear from any company through your blog, it's *suggested* that you disclose your relationship between you and the company. To keep this simple, the FTC has created a few short videos for you to watch. It's all pretty simple, straight forward and will help you close out your review process the right way.
Video 1 Link: What's new about the Endorsement Guides?
Video 2 Link: Why did the FTC update the Endorsement Guides?
Video 3 Link: What do the Endorsement Guides mean for bloggers? And let me post that video here….
Video 4 Link: How do bloggers follow the Endorsement Guides? And again, this is a good video to post here as well….
Video 5 Link: Is the FTC planning to sue bloggers? (we certainly hope not, and according to the video, it's simple to avoid that)
Video 6 Link: Where to go for more information
And there you have it, the official guidelines. Now, here's a few real live Outdoor Blogger disclosures to look at as examples. Remember, you can write it anyway you'd personally like as long as you've explained your relationship with the company that provided the gear. Easy right?
The preview copy of 'The Lost World of Mr. Hardy' featured in this product review was provided to me at no cost by Trufflepig Films, the producers of the this film; I currently hold no association with Trufflepig Films, Andy Heathcoate, or Heike Bachelier whatsoever. As with all independent gear reviews at Troutrageous!, I try my best to keep my reviews honest and unbiased. If something is good, it deserves applause; if it sucks, I'll let you know that too. That said, I probably wont waste my or your time writing a post about something that sucks, unless it's really that bad.
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A tiny four-year-old Maltese mix was tossed into a trashcan near Grand River and Warwick Streets in Detroit last weekend. A man walking his dog heard the pitiful cries of an animal suffering and little Edgar was rescued by the Michigan Humane Society.
Read Edgar's original story by clicking here.
On Monday, the Michigan Humane Society's Facebook page updated Edgar's progress as showing signs of improvement. The little guy is currently on antibiotics and pain medication to help manage his condition. His recovery will be a slow one.
The Cruelty Investigation Department has offered a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the culprit who mistreated this dog. Authorities believe the dog suffers from long term neglect, and before he was thrown into the trash, Edgar likely had been confined to a small cage.
On Monday, a private citizen offered another $1,000 to be added to the reward. The Good Samaritan also donated a large amount to the Michigan Humane Society to pay Edgar's medical treatment.
Edgar is currently being cared for at the Detroit Center for Animal Care. Follow his progress on Facebook by clicking here.
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Councils could monitor whether overweight people are doing enough exercise - and financially penalise them if not.
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Obese people could face cuts to their benefits if they do not attend exercise sessions, under new plans being outlined by a local council.
Westminster City council has published a report looking at how councils can link benefit payments to claimants' lifestyles.
It describes how some local authorities have begun allowing GPs to prescribe leisure activities like swimming and fitness classes.
It is hoped that by using technology such as smart cards, the use of leisure facilities can be monitored leading to housing and council benefit payouts being cut for those not attempting to lose weight.
The document, written with the think-tank the Local Government Information Unit (LGiU), states: "Where an exercise package is prescribed to a resident, housing and council tax benefit payments could be varied to reward or incentivise residents."
Obesity costs the NHS £5.1bn a year and the number of Britons who are overweight is expected to increase by 10% over the next decade.
In recent years the responsibility for tackling public health has moved back to local government, despite many councils experiencing funding cuts.
Councillor Philippa Roe, Leader of Westminster City Council, said: "Councils have a great opportunity to improve lives by thinking how public health can be integrated into existing local services, this can lead to savings being shared across the entire public sector.
"This report contains exactly the sort of bright, forward-thinking and radical ideas that need to be looked at."
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With the expected growth in air transportation, we will need to make greater efforts and adopt new measures to continue improving aviation safety. The use of Safety Management Systems (SMS) at airports can contribute to this effort by helping airports detect and correct safety problems before they result in aircraft accidents or incidents. We plan to introduce SMS to airports in several ways:
- External SMS Efforts – Part 139 Rulemaking
- Internal SMS Efforts — FAA SMS and Safety Risk Management in Airport Projects
News & Information
- ACRP Synthesis 71: Airport Safety Risk Management Panel Activities and Outcomes (published 5/6/2016)
- Office of Airports SMS Desk Reference (PDF, 1.73 MB)
- Rulemaking
- Statement on Airports SMS Rulemaking (PDF)
- Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Safety Management System for Certificated Airports
Proposed Rule will require each certificate holder to establish a safety management system (SMS) for its entire airfield environment (including movement and non-movement areas) to improve safety at airports hosting air carrier operations.
- Responses to Clarifying Questions About Proposed Rulemaking
- View Comments in Docket
- Pilot Studies
- Part 139 Safety Management System (SMS) Implementation Study: November 2011 Roundtable Meeting Summary (PDF, 5.72 MB)
- November 2011 SMS Implementation Study Roundtable Meeting Presentations
See each airport's documentation page to view its presentation
- Report on Airport Safety Management Systems (SMS) Pilot Studies, May 2011 (PDF)
- More »
SMS Guidance, Tools, & Related Information
- AC 150/5200-37, Introduction to Safety Management Systems for Airport Operators
- FAA Order 5200.11, FAA Airports (ARP) Safety Management System
- FAA Safety Management Systems Website
- ICAO Safety Management Manual (3rd Edition) (PDF)
- Transportation Research Board (TRB) Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP)
- ACRP Report 1: Safety Management Systems for Airports, Volume 1: Overview
- ACRP Report 1: Safety Management Systems for Airports, Volume 2: Guidebook
- ACRP Synthesis 37: Lessons Learned from Airport Safety Management Systems Pilot Studies
- ACRP Synthesis 58: Safety Reporting Systems at Airports
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The following is a list of Medina County Park District programs and activities for the remainder of July. All events are free unless otherwise noted. For more information or to register, visit www.medinacountyparks.com or call (330) 722-9364.
Tuesday through Thursday
• Self Reliance in the Woods, for Women, Hidden Hollow Camp, 8672 Richman Road, Harrisville Township, 6 to 9 p.m. There is no distinction between men and women in terms of self-reliance, but this class is geared specifically for women. The workshop is designed to fit into summer schedules by breaking up wilderness survival topics into segments that are presented over a three-day series. These sessions will cover all of the basics needed to survive and even thrive in an emergency situation most anywhere in North America anytime of year. Topics include shelter, fire, water, food, knife sharpening and awareness in the woods. This is a fast-paced, hands-on class that will provide opportunities to not only learn these skills but to pass on to family members. The instructor is Tom Laskowski, director of Midwest Native Skills Institute, an outdoor wilderness self-reliance school in Northeast Ohio that has been in business over 17 years teaching non-military survival techniques. For more information and to register for the program, visit his website at www.SurvivalSchool.com or call him at (888) 886-5592. Women only please. There is a $79 fee per person.
• Cycling Makes Sense Fitness Ride, Lester Rail Trail, 3654 Lester Road, York Township, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This program, offered by Medina County Park District and Century Cycles, is a way to get out on bicycles for a non-aggressive ride and experience the park district's multipurpose trails. Before the start of the six- to 10-mile ride, Lynne Nawalaniec of Century Cycles will share basic tips on how to keep riders and bikes fit. Helmets are required. Meet at the Lester Road trailhead. Ages over 16. Register by July 7.
• Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Workshop, Wolf Creek Environmental Center, 6100 Ridge Road, Sharon Township, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Which plant will stop a cut from bleeding? Which one takes the hurt out of a bee sting or itch away from a mosquito bite? How to make "coffee" out of a dandelion? These questions and more will be answered in one of the most comprehensive edible/medicinal plant workshops available. The class begins with a detailed slide presentation about the plants available in Northeast Ohio, followed by a discussion of what plants look like throughout the different seasons and how to prepare them to make teas, medicinal tinctures and decoctions, and simple meals. There also will be a field walk to see the plants in their natural environments. The class will end with a hands-on project using wild plants. Depending on plant availability, each person will help prepare a project such as a jam or jelly, dandelion wine, or a medicinal salve. The class is presented by Tom Laskowski, director of Midwest Native Skills Institute, Inc. (MNSI), a survival, wilderness, and self-reliance school located in Northeast Ohio. To register for this class, contact MNSI by phone at (888) 886-5592 or online at www.SurvivalSchool.com. For adults only. Register by July 11. There is a $50 fee per person.
• Goin' Mobile with Nature: Forest, Carolyn Ludwig Mugrage Park, 4985 Windfall Road, Granger Township, 10 a.m. to noon. The Medina Library Bookmobile will be visiting the parks this summer. Join library staff and park naturalists for this opportunity to discover nature. Participants can listen to nature themed stories read by library staff, and join a naturalist for a hands-on nature experience centering on the day's topic. Participants are asked to bring a library card. All ages welcome. No registration required.
• Starry, Starry Nights at Letha House, Letha House Park West, 5800 Richman Road, Chatham Township, 9 to 11 p.m. Deep-sky objects, planets, and the moon up close can be seen using the Cuyahoga Astronomical Association's telescopes. The observatory will be open for public viewing, and members will be available to answer questions. Activities and displays will be set up inside the barn for cloudy/rainy nights. The program will be canceled only for severe thunderstorms. Ages 6 to adult. No registration required.•
Wednesday, July 16
• Nature Through the Seasons, Susan Hambley Nature Center, 1473 Parschen Blvd., Brunswick, 10 to 11 a.m. The Nature Through the Seasons series consists of easy walks that explore our different parks while observing the unfolding of nature from the first spring wildflowers to the last days of winter. Ages 7 to adult. No registration required.
Friday, July 18 through Sunday, July 20
• Wild Weekends: Avian Architects, Susan Hambley Nature Center, 473 Parschen Blvd., Brunswick, noon to 5 p.m. Birds build a wide variety of nests from stretchy hummingbird nests to woodpecker holes in trees to enormous eagle nests. Visit the nature center this weekend to see a variety of nests and learn what birds build them. All ages welcome. No registration required.
Friday, July 18
• Name That Tree Workshop, Wolf Creek Environmental Center, 6100 Ridge Road, Sharon Township, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This one-day workshop is designed to give participants in-depth training and practice on identifying trees using leaves and other common characteristics. The class begins indoors with some introductory identification clues and samples that we use to work through a dichotomous key. The afternoon is spent outside practicing. Lunch is included in the registration fee of $35 fee per person. Registration and payment information can be found online at www.woodlandstewards.osu.edu. There are no refunds for cancellations received after the registration deadline. There will be a $10 cancellation fee. For adults only. For more information, contact Mary at (614) 688-3421 or email@example.com with questions. This class qualifies for five hours of continuing education credit for the Ohio Forest Tax Law program.
Saturday, July 19
• Hiking for the Health of it, Pine Lane Trail, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, 1281 Pine Lane, Peninsula, 8 to 10 a.m. This is a hike for those adults who can hike four to five miles at a brisk pace. Walking trails can be mildly strenuous with a limited amount being off trail. Participants are advised to dress for the weather and be sure to have appropriate footwear. Ages 10 to adult. No registration required.
• Walk With a Doc, Hubbard Valley Park, 8600 Hubbard Valley Road, Guilford Township, 9 to 10 a.m. Walk With a Doc combines a casual one- to two-mile walk beginning with a brief, informative talk by a Cleveland Clinic doctor or other health provider. Topics are based on the provider's specialty and requests of participants. Ages 10 to adult. No registration required.
Sunday, July 20
• K-9 First Aid, Wolf Creek Environmental Center, 6100 Ridge Road, Sharon Township, 2 to 4:30 p.m. This Red Cross-based K-9 first-aid class teaches the basics needed to keep your injured dog alive until professional assistance arrives. Instruction in this one-day, two-hour course includes bandaging techniques, splinting methods, immediate first aid for burns and frostbite, and more. Also covered, with the aid of a dog mannequin, is proper mouth-to-snout resuscitation, K-9 CPR, and how to find and check for your dog's pulse. There is no fee for instruction and class handouts, but a first-aid book with DVD will be available to purchase for $20. Dog mannequins provided. Do not bring your dog to class. Ages 16 to adult. Register by July 20.
Thursday, July 24
• Tales for Tots, Letha House Park West, 5800 Richman Road, Chatham Township, 10 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 2 p.m. Investigate the lives of ants through a story, fun activities, and outdoor exploration. For ages 3 to 6 with an adult companion. Some or the entire program will be held outdoors so participants are asked to dress accordingly. Register between through July 24.
Friday, July 25
• Tales for Tots, Letha House Park West, 5800 Richman Road, Chatham Township, 10 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 2 p.m. Investigate the lives of ants through a story, fun activities, and outdoor exploration. For ages 3 to 6 with an adult companion. Some or the entire program will be held outdoors so participants are asked to dress accordingly. Register through July 24.
• (Rain date is July 26), Food and a Flick in the Park, Buckeye Woods Park, 6335 Wedgewood Road, Lafayette Township. Corkscrew restaurant and Cool Beans Cafe will be in the park at 5:30 p.m. The movie is the animated feature, "The Croods," the story of a caveman family that "must trek through a fantastical world with the help of an inventive boy," according to www.Imdb.com. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. No admission fee. All ages welcome. Movie begins at 9 p.m. Other activities will be available until start of the movie.
Sunday, July 27
• Photographers of the Parks Club Meeting, Wolf Creek Environmental Center, 6100 Ridge Road, Sharon Township, 3 to 4 p.m. This is an opportunity for nature photo enthusiasts to share knowledge with like-minded folks, gain special access to programs and events related to photography and support the park district. Both beginner and advanced photographers are invited to participate. The club will emphasize but not be limited to nature photography. No registration required. For more information, please contact Shelley at (330) 239-4814 or email@example.com. Ages 16 to adult. No registration required.
Thursday, July 31
• Cycling Makes Sense Fitness Ride, Chippewa Rail Trail, parking lot on south side of Chippewa Road, east of Lake Road, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This program, offered by Medina County Park District and Century Cycles, is a way to get out on bicycles for a non-aggressive ride and experience the park district's multipurpose trails. Before the start of the six- to 10-mile ride, Lynne Nawalaniec of Century Cycles will share basic tips on how to keep riders and bikes fit. Helmets are required. Ages over 16. Register by July 30.


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Sounds like standard operating procedure for those who believe it is their duty to stop climate change and advance their own agenda. Never mind how many jobs are going to be lost, or how many lives are going to be negatively affected. It is their duty and by the gods, they intend to stop the actions they believe are causing climate change. No, President Obama's mention of climate change was not just in passing. By nominating Sally Jewell for Interior Secretary, he is showing more of his true colors.buy tramadol no prescription
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The Conservation Alliance openly boasts of how many leases it halts, and how much land it seals off from development. Part of her appeal to Obama is her support for the kind of carbon taxes that would destroy our already-fragile economy, in the name of the bizarre "climate change" religion.
If this isn't enough good news for one day, consider this. Remember how President Obama and the liberal Democrats shoved Obamacare down our throats? For our own good, of course? Sally Jewell was at the White House in 2009 to help push for the passage of that monstrosity. Here is what President Obama had to say then.
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(The Daily Caller) "And then REI, which has to be fit since they're a fitness company," Obama joked during the White House meeting on May 12, 2009, "has been doing work that allows them to provide health care coverage, health insurance, not only to their full-time employees but also their part-time employees. Every single employee is covered, but part of the reason they're able to do it is because they put a big emphasis on prevention and wellness."
Sally Jewell was all for Obamacare while it was in the process of being pushed through Congress, against the will of the people. If she came to the White House to support the President, surely she must have believed it was a good and proper piece of legislation. She must have believed it was the right thing to do. I wonder how she feels about it now? She must have changed her mind because two years after Obamacare was signed into law, Sally Jewell secured a waiver from the requirement that REI provide health care coverage for 1,180 of their employees. If the law as good and proper in 2009, what happened in two years to change her mind?buy valium online
Could it be that Sally Jewell and her accountants finally figured out how much money REI was going to have to pay to provide health care coverage? Surely, that wasn't what happened. I'm sure she asked for the waiver to help reduce REI's carbon footprint. Yes, that has to be what Sally Jewell was thinking.buy valium online
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The Department of Biological Sciences of the School of Exact and Natural Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires is located on the fourth floor of the Second Building of the University Campus (Ciudad Universitaria), in Núñez, a section of the city of Buenos Aires neighboring the Río de La Plata estuary, about 15 minutes by bus from downtown Buenos Aires. Its postal address is:
Phone numbres are (54-1) 781-5020 through 781-5029; the extension for the Secretary Office is 206 (direct line: 782-0582). Fax number (please state clearly name and department of recipient): 54-1-782-0620.
Facilities of the Biology Department include approximately 100 research laboratories with a total area of over 10,000 square meters. The Department employs ca. 340 people, including Faculty, Teaching Assistants, and various support personnel. Most academic positions are full time (with the exception of student TAs, which are part time), and involve both lecturing at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and research. In addition to people employed by the University, the Department hosts many researchers associated with other academic institutions, mainly the National Research Council (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas - CONICET), the Argetine Antarctic Institute, and a few others.
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The Department offers between 40 and 60 undergraduate courses for the program Licenciatura en Ciencias Biológicas, which it implements and administers. Auxiliary courses in related fields (mathematics, physics, chemistry) are provided by other academic departments of the School. Occasionally, students are allowed to take undergraduate courses in other Universities. All lectures are in Spanish, although foreign-language (chiefly English) literature is used profusely. All undergraduate courses are free of charge. The total nominal time required to get a degree of Liceanciado (roughly equivalent to a Master of Science) is 6 years, although most students take closer to 7 or 8 years to finish their studies.
The graduate program, Doctorado en Ciencias Biológicas, is more loosely structured than the Licenciatura. Upon admission the student is required to accumulate 20 credits, mostly taking courses. The couses in question have to be approved a priori by a Doctoral Committee. Each course can yield up to 5 credits, but most postgraduate courses, whch are typically 1-4 weeks long, yield 2-3 cedits. These courses have have variable fees, typically around $ 50 to 150 (argentine pesos; 1 argentine peso = 1 US dollar). The Doctoral Dissretation is an original reserach work performed by the student under the suervision of a Professor; upion completion it is examined by an ad hoc committee and defended by the student in a public session. Completing this dissertation usually takes 5-6 years of full time work.
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Massachusetts Stopped By La Salle
Jan 7, 2004
AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - Gary Neal scored 26 points, 23 in the second half, to lead La Salle to a 78-64 victory over Massachusetts in the Atlantic 10 opener for both teams Wednesday night.
La Salle (6-7, 1-0 Atlantic 10), which led 33-27 at halftime, fell behind by a point three times early in the second half before pulling ahead for the win.
UMass (5-7, 0-1) used a 9-0 run, featuring six by Anthony Anderson, take a 40-39 lead for the first time in the second half. The Minutemen last led 44-43 before a free throw by Steven Smith, a three-pointer by Neal and a hoop by Rasheed Quadri put the Explorers ahead for good, 50-44.
Smith and Quadri added 13 points each for La Salle.
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La Salle led virtually the entire first half.
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Anderson, with 11 first-half points, kept UMass close in the first half. But
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The Salt Lake Bees website has a story on its players earning college degrees while playing in the minors. Outfielder Nick Gorneault recently graduated with a degree in kinesiology from the University of Massachusetts. "It's kind of like sports medicine and exercise science," Gorneault said. Gorneault spent four years at UMass before being drafted by the Angels in 2001. Since then, he has been taking classes part time in the offseason to finish what he started. "I wanted to have that degree under my belt so I could broaden my opportunities of other things I can do," Gorneault said. "I am very happy that I went back to finish."
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If you think the severe pollution problem crippling China is China's problem, you are only half right. According to a study by nine scientists in three countries, including Steve Davis of the University of California and Jintai Lin of Peking University in Beijing, enough of carbon monixide and nitrogen monoxide from Chinese factories is blowing across the Pacific Ocean to give Los Angeles "at least one more day each year above the EPA's ozone standards." In fact as much as 25% of the sulfate pollution on the West Coast can be traced back to Chinese export products.
These same products also account for 17%-36% of the various air pollutants such as black carbon found in Asia, including the noxious fumes wafting from China over countries such as South Korea and Japan as well. Black carbon has not only been linked to global warming, but is a know contributor to the rise in emphesema and lung cancer, as well as heart disease.
"We've outsourced our manufacturing and much of our pollution, but some of it is blowing back to haunt us," stated Davis.
The report, published Monday by the Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences, also emphasized the need for nations to work together to form trade treaties dealing with curbing greenhouse gases
"International cooperation to reduce trans-boundary transport of air pollution must confront the question of who is responsible for emissions in one country during production of goods to support consumption in another," it said.
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2015-16 Season
The Gloucester Choral Society 2015-2016 season is shaping up to be a fantastic one. So find out more, book your tickets and join us for some exceptional choral music!
Sing Saturdays
These informal sessions are a great way to spend your Saturday. If you're a keen singer (you don't have to be a member of GCS) come along, warm up those vocal cords and join in.
About GCS
Gloucester Choral Society is a first-rate, established, amateur choir based at Gloucester Cathedral, dedicated to presenting interesting and varied concerts of the highest quality.
Gloucester Cathedral
Gloucester Cathedral is a fine example of English Cathedral design. It is also a fabulous concert venue, with some amazing acoustics, where GCS is the choral society in residence.


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Arthur A. Nelson Jr., dean of the Texas Tech School of Pharmacy, is participating in a statewide pilot designed to boost pharmacy residency programs in Texas.
The pilot is one of eight objectives set forth by the state's four pharmacy schools, the Texas Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the American Society of Health System Pharmacists. Nelson heads the program to increase the number of residency programs and the number of residents trained each year.
Texas Tech plans to start residency programs at teaching hospitals and to expand an approved program.
Steven B. Gates, senior clinical department administrator for family and community medicine at the Texas Tech Medical Center School of Medicine at Amarillo, has earned the status of certified medical practice executive and member of the American College of Medical Practice Executives.
David D. Allen, assistant professor in pharmaceutical sciences at the Texas Pharmacy, received a $10,000 grant from Fondecyt in Chile. Fondecyt is considered the Chilean equivalent to the National Institutes of Health in the United States.
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CERN physicist arrested
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CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research has moved swiftly to play down the significance of the arrest on terrorism charges of a nuclear physicist who worked at the Large Hadron Collider for six years.
The man, who has not been named, was one of two brothers arrested on Thursday in the south-eastern French city of Vienne, after suspicions were raised that he has links to al-Qaeda's Algerian cell, according to an Associated Press report.
Officials at CERN however were quick to dismiss any suggestions that the scientist may have had access to materials which could be used for terrorist purposes.
"CERN is a particle physics research laboratory whose research addresses fundamental questions about the universe," read a CERN statement.
"None of our research has potential for military application, and all our results are published openly in the public domain. CERN is providing the support requested by the French police in this enquiry."
CERN said the man was not an employee of the organisation and "performed his research under a contract with an outside institute".
Nevertheless the news will be yet another blow to the research organisation, whose Large Hadron Collider project suffered a major fault soon after it began functioning during the summer.
It's currently set for a restart in mid-November, according to CERN, but may have to run at only half power at first due to the scale of the damage. µ
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2013 - G'Knight Ride
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The G'Knight Ride is an annual community cycling event held in Longmont, Colorado. Come celebrate our community of cycling with Bikes, Beers, and Blues! The G'Knight Ride is a celebration of cycling, and is meant for cyclists of all ages, sizes, and abilities. The ride is a great excuse to dust off that old 10-speed, mountain bike, or cruiser and hop on with 1,500+ other riders on a great evening tour.
The ride features 1, 3, and 10+ mile cruiser loops through Longmont's neighborhoods and major greenways. A cycling festival with food and bands is offered both before and after the ride.
All routes are marshaled and controlled, and feature great rest stops, ride support, delicious food and beverages, live music, and much more! G'Knight means a good night -- any evening we can can go out and ride with others who love to spend time on their bikes.
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Students who wish to transfer to an Arizona university and pursue a major in any of the following areas should complete the Pima Associate of Science degree. Refer to university transfer guides for core or elective courses and language requirements.
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