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The Beck Center for the Arts will be presenting the regional premiere of Seminar on May 30 through June 29, 2014 in the intimate Studio Theater. Show times will be 8:00 p.m. for Fridays and Saturdays and 3:00 p.m. for Sundays. Tickets are now on sale by going to beckcenter.org or by calling Customer Service at (216) 521-2540 x10 or by stopping by at the Beck Center, located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio. Please note that the production is recommended for mature audiences age 17 and older.
Four aspiring novelists sign up for a private writing lesson with international literary figure, Leonard. Through his reckless and unorthodox instruction, the group ebbs and flows as friendships and loves are formed then dismembered.
Seminar is directed by Donald Carrier, the Associate Director for the Case Western Reserve University/CPH MFA Acting Program."Seminar is ostensibly a play about writers, but it is applicable to the lives of any creative person," remarked Carrier,whose career as an actor includes nine seasons at the Stratford Festival and three seasons at the Old Globe."It captures the competitive aspect of artists at work in a comedic and profound way, and provides the audience with a window into the rigor and discipline involved in the creative process."
The cast of five talented area actors includes Scott Plate (Leonard) and Lara Knox (Kate) who appear courtesy of Actors' Equity Association. Plate, an award-winning actor, has appeared at Beck Center in collaboration with Baldwin Wallace Music Theatre Program in the critically-acclaimed productions of Spring Awakening and Next to Normal. Knox, a seven year company member with the Ohio Shakespeare Festival, holds numerous local and regional acting and teaching credits.
Tickets for Seminar are $29 for adults, $26 for seniors (65 and older), and $12 for students (with valid ID). An additional $3 service fee per ticket is applied at the time of purchase. Preview Night on Thursday, May 29, is $10 with general admission seating. Group discounts are available for parties of 13 or more.
Purchase tickets online at beckcenter.org or call Customer Service at 216.521.2540 x10. Beck Center is located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood, just ten minutes west of downtown Cleveland. Free onsite parking is available.
Beck Center's production of Seminar is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Programming at Beck Center for the Arts is made possible through the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council and the generous funding provided by the citizens of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
Celebrating its 80th anniversary, Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater on two stages, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies, free gallery exhibits, and outreach education programming. For more information about Beck Center, visit beckcenter.org.


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One upside, if you can call it that, of rising global temperatures is the accompanying shifts in terroir in places like Scotland. An enterprising vineyard north of Edinburgh says very soon it'll sell the country's first bottles — two whites and a rosé. In a video on his site, Christopher Trotter says the idea started as a joke — a friend said, "You know, Christopher, with this climate change, we're going to have the climate of the Loire Valley in about 20 years' time, so plant your sauvignon blanc now." So Trotter found a "lunatic friend" and planted three grape varieties — Solaris, Rondo, and Riegerebbe, which ripen early. Start making space in your private cellar now — 2014 may turn out to be a very good year. [Bloomberg]

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I've never actually been in earthquake but the last week–and especially the last 24 hours–are what I imagine it would be like. It certainly feels like the very foundation upon which I stand has been rocked.
I'm writing this post to address the deluge of emails and messages I've received in the last 24 hours. Thank you for the support. You–the community–have opened up your arms to create a safe landing for my leap. Thank you! Thank you!
If I could personally respond to every request for a phone call, or an email, I would. The requests for more information about "sex therapy" are greater than I can handle alone as one person without any kind of administrative staff.
I understand that you require more information to decide the truth for yourself. I know that you need to know what to tell your students. I commend that. This is not the comprehensive story. It is simply the part that I know. I am holding nothing back but the names of the women involved.
This is what I know:
- What makes you believe JF has been using "sex therapy" to "heal" students?
A) His own casual admission to a trusted colleague who shared the disturbing conversation with me.
B) Independently, a second colleague–who has been very close to the situation for a long time–spoke of identical events.
- Will you tell me who these colleagues are?
No. I encourage them to come forward in talking about "sex therapy" but it is ultimately their decision.
- How many instances of "sex therapy" are there?
I have no idea. Specifically, I know of one. That single instance is enough for me to say, "No! I will not in any way be party to this!"
- Do you personally believe that the instance you are aware of is a form of sexual abuse?
- Will you tell me the name of the woman who received this "sex therapy"?
No. This situation requires extreme sensitivity. I refuse to cause her, or any other woman, more harm by exposing her.
- Do you personally believe that the "sex therapy" is more pervasive than the single instance you are aware of?
- Do you believe further investigation is required about "sex therapy"?
- Did you express your concerns about "sex therapy" to the committee?
- Did you express to the committee your concerns about a lack of transparency on the subject of "sex therapy" to the greater community ?
- Do you urge any woman who has received "sex therapy" to come forward?
- Is the community taking any measures to support these women in coming forward?
Yes. The NY, NJ, CT Trikula is working to provide therapists experienced in working with sexual abuse to donate their time to any woman who needs or wants support. I will add that contact information to this post as soon as it becomes available.
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THE federal and Tasmanian governments have swung in behind the state's landmark forests peace deal, but warned that it is yet to be set in law.
The deal hammered out by industry and green groups in 30 months of talks offered a "quite extraordinary" prospect, Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke said.
"We are heading towards something that is a unique win for jobs in Tasmania, that has conservation benefits that many people would not have thought possible," Mr Burke said on Thursday.
"So we're heading towards that," he said. "We're not quite there yet."
Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings said the deal offered the prospect of putting behind the state a 30-year-long conflict over native forests.
"My hope is that people will see this as a historic day across the nation," Ms Giddings said.
The state Labor-Green government began a legislative battle to enact key points, threatened by opposition in the state upper house, while bolstered by some industry groups and the Liberal opposition.
Under the agreement, conservationists won massive extensions to the protection of contested areas of state forest.
A total of 123,650 hectares would be nominated for inclusion in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, out of 504,012 hectares to be protected from logging.
The deal was made possible, after a collapse in talks last month, when the Forest Industries Association of Tasmania buckled to conservation groups.
The forest association agreed to a native forest sawlog quota of 137,000 cubic metres, or 22 per cent below a benchmark set in an interim agreement hammered out by Prime Minister Julia Gillard last year.
The association's chief executive, Terry Edwards, warned that for the agreement to work, the industry would need financial aid on the "orders of magnitude" above the remaining $100 million of a $276 million federal package. He said there were extreme groups on both sides who would attempt to tear it down.
"We call on them to stop the protesting, stop the extremism and embrace the agreement," he said.
Mainstream environment groups including the Wilderness Society and Australian Conservation Foundation gave an undertaking that they would back the forest industry, and warned that cherry picking parts of the deal would lead to its entire collapse.
"Basically this sets up a fundamentally different relationship with environment groups and industry than has existed for the past 30 years," said a key negotiator, Environment Tasmania director Phill Pullinger.
Former Greens leader Bob Brown said the deal offered the promise of a new beginning for the state, but said he was worried about some aspects, including the continued level of native forest logging.
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Lehigh's Sam Lougherty and Sajjad Chagani
Oct. 16, 2012
Patriot League Football Release - Week 8
CENTER VALLEY, Pa.- For the first time this season, three Patriot League games are on the schedule for Saturday with each holding significant implications as teams jockey for positioning in the standings.
No. 7/9 Lehigh puts its long list of winning streaks on the line when it hosts Bucknell at 12:30 p.m. on Service Electric 2 Sports, while a half-hour later Colgate welcomes Georgetown and Lafayette hosts Holy Cross in a game that can be seen on RCN-4, RCN-8 and WBPH-60. Fordham has a bye Saturday.
The Mountain Hawks and Raiders joined Lafayette at the top of the standings with wins on Saturday. Lehigh had to sweat out its 16th consecutive regular-season win and 16th straight Patriot League victory, as Georgetown missed a field goal in the final seconds and the Mountain Hawks escaped with a 17-14 win. Colgate needed no such drama, getting a combined 367 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns from Gavin McCarney and Jordan McCord in a 51-35 win over Holy Cross.
Lafayette, Colgate and Lehigh are all 1-0 in the Patriot League, followed by Holy Cross at 1-1, Georgetown at 0-1 and Bucknell at 0-2. There will be three Patriot League games on each of the final five weeks of the regular season as the 2012 race plays out.
Patriot League Twitter Notebook - @PatriotLeagueFB
*Lehigh, Colgate and Lafayette all aim to go 2-0 in the Patriot League.
*The Mountain Hawks are trying to get to 2-0 for the fourth year in a row.
*Colgate and Lafayette each go for the mark for the first time since 2009.
*Lehigh is one of four remaining undefeated teams in the FCS.
*The Mountain Hawks' 16-game regular-season win streak leads the nation.
*Lehigh's 16-game winning streak against Patriot League teams is second all-time.
*Lehigh is up to No. 7/9 in the national polls, and No. 4 in the ECAC FCS rankings.
*Lehigh has won its last 14 games against Bucknell, dating back to 1998.
*Holy Cross has won its last three trips to Lafayette, and four straight in the series.
*The Patriot League finished 8-8 against the Ivy League.
*The seven teams are a collective 17-16 in non-League games, with two to go.
*Georgetown's Jeremy Moore was named the Sports Network National Defensive Player of the Week for his three-interception game at Lehigh.
*Moore leads the nation with five INTs, while Lafayette's Jared Roberts has four.
*Georgetown's Robert McCabe leads the nation with 99 tackles, 15 more than any other player in the FCS.
*McCabe has 347 career tackles, just two away from the Georgetown record.
*Fordham's Patrick Murray hit a Patriot League and school record 55-yard field goal against Cincinnati.
*Murray broke his own record with the longest kick in the FCS this season.
*Colgate's Jordan McCord and Fordham's Carlton Koonce are fifth and eighth, respectively, in rushing in the FCS.
*McCord has 100-yard rushing efforts in all six Colgate games this season.
Patriot League Players of the Week (Oct. 13)
Offensive Player of the Week: JORDAN McCORD, COLGATE
Sr., RB, Chicago, Ill.; 34 carries, 181 yards, 4 TD
Defensive Player of the Week: JEREMY MOORE, GEORGETOWN
Sr., DB, New Haven, Conn.; 7 TT, 3 INT (80-yd TD), 1 FR
Special Teams Player of the Week: PATRICK MURRAY, FORDHAM
Sr., P/K, Mahwah, N.J.; 3-4 FG (38, 46, PL record 55), 47.2 punt avg.
Rookie of the Week: CHRIS BROCKMAN, LAFAYETTE
Fr., LB, Richmond, Texas; 8 TT, 1 sack, 1 INT
Patriot League Notebook
Lehigh and Colgate joined Lafayette at 1-0 in the Patriot League with wins on Saturday, and each team will be at home this weekend to try and create separation from the pack. Lehigh is trying to get to 2-0 in the Patriot League for the fourth straight season, while Colgate and Lafayette each attempt to do it for the first time since 2009. The trio has combined for 22 Patriot League titles, and at least one of the three has claimed an outright or shared title in 17 of the past 20 seasons.
Lehigh just barely added to its regular-season and Patriot League winning streaks on Saturday, holding off Georgetown 17-14 for its 16th straight victory in both categories. Lehigh's 16-game regular-season win streak remains two ahead of Harvard as the top mark in the nation, while the Mountain Hawks have tied for the second-longest winning run against Patriot League teams. Lehigh's 16-game win streak against Patriot League teams, which dates back to 2009, matches the Mountain Hawks' run from 1999-2002 and is only three off the all-time record set by Holy Cross from 1988-92.
Active FCS Regular-Season Win Streaks (Next opponent)
1. Lehigh, 16 games (Bucknell, 10/20)
2. Harvard, 14 games (at Princeton, 10/20)
3. Cal Poly/Tennesse State, 7 games
Longest Patriot League Win Streak
1. Holy Cross, 19 games (Oct. 15, 1988-Nov. 7, 1992)
2. Lehigh, 16 games (Nov. 14, 2009 - present)
Lehigh, 16 games (Nov. 13, 1999 - Sept. 7, 2002)
Lehigh moved up again in both major FCS polls on Monday, and the Mountain Hawks now stand at No. 7 in the FCS Coaches Poll and No. 9 in The Sports Network top 25. Lehigh is even receiving three first-place votes in The Sports Network rankings.The Mountain Hawks are at their highest position since finishing No. 5 (Sports Network) and No. 6 (FCS Coaches) after last year's playoffs. Lehigh's run of 25 consecutive weeks in the rankings is the seventh-longest streak in the nation. The Mountain Hawks also debuted at No. 4 in the ECAC FCS Lambert Meadowlands poll on Monday, behind only James Madison, Stony Brook and Old Dominion. Lehigh won the Lambert Cup last season as the top FCS team in the east. Lehigh is one of only four remaining undefeated teams in the FCS along with Harvard, Cal Poly and Tennessee State.
Georgetown's Robert McCabe and Jeremy Moore were well-known names to FCS observers coming into the season, with McCabe earning the Patriot League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year honor while Moore garnered multiple preseason All-America awards. But if it's possible, each of the seniors has exceeded those lofty expecations with their play on the field in 2012. McCabe continues to lead the nation with 99 tackles, 15 more than any other player in the FCS. He is averaging 14.14 tackles per game, while no other player in the nation is getting even 13 per contest. McCabe is also in the top five with 11.5 tackles for loss. The Buck Buchanan Award candidate has 347 career tackles, just two from the Georgetown record and 23 away from becoming the first player this century to crack the Patriot League career top 10. Moore put up a big afternoon on Saturday with three interceptions, including one he returned 80 yards for a score, in the loss to Lehigh. It earned him the National Defensive Player of the Week award from The Sports Network and College Sports Journal, and Moore set a Patriot League and Georgetown career record with 318 interception return yards. He leads the nation with five interceptions.
Fordham senior Patrick Murray was a preseason All-American punter, but it's been his kicking that has generated headlines in 2012. Murray leads all FCS players with 15 field goals, three more than his closest competitior. He has only missed three kicks, and nailed a Patriot League and school record 55-yarder on Saturday against Cincinnati. He broke his own record of 52 set on Aug. 30 vs. Lock Haven, giving him the two longest field goals in FCS this season. He has four field goals of 50 yards or more, while no other kicker in the nation has more than one. Murray is also third in the nation with a 46.33 punting average.
COLGATE'S "Mc-ATTACK" PUTTING UP OUTSTANDING NUMBERS
Colgate has always been known for its ground game, and it's no different this year with Gavin McCarney and Jordan McCord leading the way. The senior quarterback and junior running back combined for 367 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns in Saturday's 51-35 win over Holy Cross, with McCord earning the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week award with 181 yards and four TDs. McCord is fifth in the country with 144.0 rushing yards per game, while McCarney ranks in the top six in the nation in both scoring and points responsible for. McCord went over 2,000 career yards last week and is well on his way to a 1,000-yard season, while McCarney has emerged as a great dual threat for the streaking Raiders.
This Week in the Patriot League
Bucknell Bison (1-5, 0-2) at No. 7/9 Lehigh Mountain Hawks (7-0, 1-0): Saturday, 12:30 p.m.
Goodman Stadium; Bethlehem, Pa. TV: Service Electric 2 Sports
*No. 7/9 Lehigh looks to continue its line of winning streaks and stay unbeaten when it hosts Bucknell on Saturday.
*The Mountain Hawks have won 16 straight regular-season games, the top mark in the FCS.
*Lehigh has also won 16 in a row against Patriot League teams, tied for the second-longest run in League history.
*Lehigh's 14-game winning streak against Bucknell is the longest in any matchup in Patriot League history.
*The Mountain Hawks have won 12 of the 14 games by double digits, including the last 10 against the Bison.
*Lehigh has scored 30 points or more against Bucknell in the last nine meetings.
*The Mountain Hawks won last year's matchup 30-6 in Lewisburg, and beat the Bison 32-10 in Bethlehem in 2010.
*Lehigh has won the last seven meetings at Goodman Stadium, with Bucknell's last victory at Lehigh in 1996.
*The Mountain Hawks are trying to go 2-0 in the Patriot League for fourth straight season.
*Bucknell aims to avoid its first 0-3 start since 2007.
*Lehigh has a 43-29-3 lead in the all-time series, and a 19-6-1 advantage in Patriot League games.
Holy Cross Crusaders (1-5, 1-1) at Lafayette Leopards (4-2, 1-0): Saturday, 1 p.m.
Fisher Stadium; Easton, Pa.; TV LSN - RCN-4, RCN-8, WBPH-60
*Two teams looking to improve their standing in the Patriot League race meet in Easton when Holy Cross visits Lafayette.
*Holy Cross has won the past four meetings overall, and has also claimed the last three matchups in Easton.
*The Crusaders posted a 29-24 win at home last season, and defeated Lafayette 37-27 at Fisher Stadium in 2010.
*Lafayette's last win over Holy Cross was a 31-21 final on the road in 2007.
*The Leopards have not defeated Holy Cross at home since a 56-20 victory in 2004.
*Lafayette tries to go 2-0 in the Patriot League for the first time since 2009.
*The Crusaders attempt to get to at least a 2-1 mark for the seventh time in the last eight seasons.
*A win would give Lafayette its most victories since an 8-3 season in 2009.
*Holy Cross hopes to avoid a loss that would clinch the first under .500 overall record since 2004.
*Lafayette leads the all-time series 14-12, with every game played in the Patriot League era.
Georgetown Hoyas (3-4, 0-1) at Colgate Raiders (3-3, 1-0): Saturday, 1 p.m.
Andy Kerr Stadium; Hamilton, N.Y.
*Georgetown and Colgate meet in a key Patriot League matchup for both schools on Saturday at Andy Kerr Stadium.
*The Hoyas have never beaten the Raiders in Hamilton, but did notch their first-ever win over Colgate 40-17 last season.
*Colgate leads the all-time series 8-1 in all Patriot League matchups, with a 4-0 advantage at home.
*The Raiders have won each of the four meetings at Andy Kerr Stadium by at least 17 points.
*Colgate tries to get to 2-0 in the Patriot League for the first time since 2009.
*Georgetown has not started 0-2 in the Patriot League since that same 2009 season.
Team Notebooks
BucknellThe Bison continued a grueling road trip with a 35-7 loss at No. 21/22 Harvard on Saturday...In the defeat, Bucknell was led by a great individual effort from linebacker Evan Byers...The sophomore had nine tackles, 2.5 for loss, 1.5 sacks and two interceptions to lead the way...The Bison still sit sixth in the country in both rushing defense (88.5) and sacks per game (3.17)...Bucknell will complete its three-game road trip on Saturday at No. 7/9 Lehigh...It will be strength against strength as the Mountain Hawks have only allowed three sacks on the season.
ColgateColgate won its Patriot League opener for the fourth time in five years, and beat Holy Cross for the first time since 2008, with a 51-35 win at home against the Crusaders on Saturday...It was a "Mc-Attack" once again as quarterback Gavin McCarney and running back Jordan McCord combined for 367 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns... McCarney had 12 carries for 186 yards and two touchdowns while also completing 10-of-13 passes for 166 yards and a score while McCord ran 34 times for 181 yards and four touchdowns in the game, which earned the senior running back his first Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week award...McCarney had a pair of touchdown runs and McCord had one in the first half as Colgate took a 23-20 lead into intermission...The Raiders broke it open in the second half behind three more McCord touchdown runs and McCarney's 14-yard strike to Chris Looney...Colgate scored three consecutive touchdowns after Holy Cross had come back within 30-27... The Raiders ran 56 times for 407 yards in the game, averaging 7.3 yards per carry...Colgate had 31 first downs, with 23 of those coming on the ground...The Raiders racked up 604 yards of total offense in the game behind the strong efforts from McCarney and McCord...Colgate stands ninth in the country with 256.0 rushing yards per game, and is also in the top 20 in total offense (447.3, 15th) and scoring offense (34.7, 18th)...McCord is fifth in the FCS with 144.0 rushing yards per game, while McCarney stands fifth with 18.00 points responsible for per contest...Colgate completes its two-game homestand on Saturday against Georgetown, which has never beaten the Raiders at Andy Kerr Stadium.
FordhamThe Rams played well for a half against a top 25 FBS team, but could not keep up after intermisson and fell at No. 20/21 Cincinnati 49-17 on Saturday...It was only a 14-6 game at the half, due in large part to senior kicker Patrick Murray breaking his own school and Patriot League record with a 55-yard field goal in the final minute of the second quarter...Murray had established the mark of 52 yards on Aug. 30 against Lock Haven... Fordham had a 12-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Higgins to Brian Wetzel in the third period and Murray added his third field goal of the game in the fourth, but Cincinnati pulled away with five second-half touchdowns... Higgins completed 31-of-42 passes for 262 yards and the score, and Wetzel caught nine passes for 121 yards and the touchdown...Higgins has completed 88-of-121 passes for 940 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions in the last three games...Murray went 3-for-4 on field goals, missing from 48 yards out, and also punted four times for a 47.2 average with two inside the 20....He is 15-for-18 on field goals for the season, three more makes than any other FCS player, and stands third in the country with a 46.33 punting average...Michael Martin forced another fumble in the game, and is second in the FCS with four forced fumbles this season...Fordham has its bye on Saturday before returning to action on Oct. 27 at Holy Cross.
GeorgetownThe Hoyas forced seven Lehigh turnovers, but could not cash in enough points from the defensive plays and fell to the Mountain Hawks 17-14 on Saturday...Georgetown has never beaten Lehigh in 12 Patriot League contests...Jeremy Moore led the turnover charge, as he picked off three passes, returning one 80 yards for a touchdown, and had a fumble recovery all in the first half...Moore also recorded seven tackles and was named Sports Network and College Sports Journal National Defensive Player of the Week, as well as the College Football Performance Awards National Defenisve Back of the Week...He has set a school and Patriot League record with 318 career interception return yards, and his five interceptions this season lead the FCS...Moore's 80-yard INT return gave Georgetown a 14-7 second-quarter lead, but a pair of missed field goals kept the score there at halftime...Lehigh tied it on the first drive of the second half, and took a 17-14 lead four minutes into the fourth quarter... Georgetown had one last chance when it got possession at its own 20 with 1:22 to go, but a missed 37-yard field goal in the final seconds kept the game from going to overtime... Robert McCabe, the nation's leading tackler, continued his run of double-digit outings with 16 tackles in the game...He has 99 tackles for the season, 15 more than any player in the FCS...With 347 career tackles, McCabe is two away from the Georgetown record and 23 from becoming the first player this century to crack the Patriot League top 10...Georgetown has two straight Patriot League games on the road, playing at Colgate on Saturday and Lafayette on Oct. 27.
Holy CrossDespite a breakout performance from sophomore quarterback Steven Elder, the Crusaders could not keep up on defense and fell 51-35 at Colgate on Saturday...It was their first loss to the Raiders since 2008...Elder completed 24-of-39 passes for 313 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for 42 yards and a pair of scores...He kept Holy Cross in the game in the first half, throwing a 63-yard touchdown pass to Gerald Mistretta to tie the score at 7-7 and rushing in for scores that put Holy Cross ahead 14-13 and 20-16...Colgate had a 23-20 lead at the half, and Holy Cross stayed close in the third quarter as Eddie Houghton ran in from one yard out to trim the gap to 30-27 late in the period...Colgate scored the next three touchdowns to put the game out of reach, though Holy Cross did find the endzone again on Elder's 16-yard pass to Mistretta to complete the scoring late in the fourth quarter...Elder set career highs in passing yards, total offense (355) and completions in his second start... Mistretta caught eight passes for 166 yards and the two touchdowns, while Mike Fess hauled in 10 balls for 100 yards...Roman San Doval led the defense with 13 tackles, but Holy Cross allowed 407 rushing yards and six touchdowns on the ground in the game...Holy Cross plays at Lafayette on Saturday, where a loss would give the Crusaders their first under .500 season since 2004.
LafayetteLafayette equaled its win total from the 2011 season with a 20-10 victory at Yale on Saturday...The Leopards improved to 4-2 overall, and finish 3-2 in non-League action with a 2-1 record against the Ivy League.. Lafayette trailed 10-7 at the break, with Andrew Shoop throwing a four-yard touchdown pass to Greg Kessel in the second quarter for the Leopards' first-half points...The Leopards took their first lead of the day in the third quarter when a 12-play, 78-yard drive ended in Shoop's 10-yard touchdown pass to Mark Ross for a 14-10 advantage with 3:58 to play in the period...An interception by Shane Black and a fourth-down stop halted a pair of Yale possessions in Lafayette territory, and the Leopards put the game away when Ross Scheuerman ran in from two yards out with 2:19 left to provide the final margin...Shoop completed 20-of-33 passes for 243 yards and the two touchdowns without an interception, while Ross caught eight passes for 105 yards and the score...It was Ross' third straight 100-yard receiving game, and gave him 359 receiving yards in the past three weeks...Scheuerman ran for 69 yards and a score on the ground...Dion King had a team-high 13 tackles, while Black notched 11 tackles and had two of the team's four interceptions...Lafayette leads the nation with 15 interceptions for the year while Jared Roberts is second in the country with four interceptions on the season, behind only Georgetown's Jeremy Moore...Lafayette beat Yale for the third straight time after the Bulldogs had won the first seven meetings in the series...The Leopards play their next two games at home, welcoming Holy Cross on Saturday and Georgetown on Oct. 27...Lafayette has not beaten the Crusaders at home since 2004.
Lehigh Lehigh remained in the ranks of the FCS unbeatens, overcoming seven turnovers to pull out a 17-14 win at Georgetown on Saturday...The Mountain Hawks are one of four undefeated teams in the nation along with Cal Poly, Tennessee State and Harvard...Lehigh leads the nation with a 16-game regular-season winning streak, and its seven-game overall win streak trails only Harvard in the FCS... The Mountain Hawks have won 16 straight games against Patriot League opponents, tying their stretch from 1999-02 as the second-longest in Patriot League history...Holy Cross set the record of 19 from 1988-92...Lehigh survived a first half where it committed five turnovers, as the Mountain Hawks trailed only 14-7 at the break...They used a short field from one of their forced turnovers to even the game at 7-7 on Zach Barket's one-yard touchdown...Lehigh tied the score on the first possession of the second half, with Keith Sherman running in from one yard out to complete an impressive opening drive... The Mountain Hawks took their first lead of the day with 10:58 left in the game on a 29-yard field goal by Jake Peery for the final scoring...Georgetown got into field goal position on its last possession, but a 37-yard attempt was off the mark in the final seconds... Barket had his first 100-yard game of the year with 28 carries for 123 yards and the touchdown....Mike Colvin completed 19-of-34 passes for 266 yards, though his day was marred by four interceptions...Lee Kurfis had a big day with 11 receptions for 132 yards as Lehigh played without All-American wide receiver Ryan Spadola...Billy Boyko and Sam Loughery led the defense with 12 tackles apiece, while Nigel Muhammad added two sacks...Lehigh remained perfect in its 12 Patriot League matchups with the Hoyas...The Mountain Hawks are in the top 10 nationally in both sacks and sacks allowed, while Colvin is in the top 15 in both passing yardage and total offense per contest...Lehigh improved to No. 7 in the FCS Coaches Poll and No. 9 in The Sports Network top 25 on Monday, and debuted at No. 4 in the ECAC FCS Lambert Meadowlands poll...The Mountain Hawks won the Lambert Cup last season as the top team in the final ECAC poll...Lehigh hosts Bucknell on Saturday before heading into its bye on Oct. 27.


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In what ways can I get Tower Bux in Tiny Towers (besides buying it with RLM)?
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The easiest way to get lots of bux, if you have a large number of residential/commercial floors, is to evict bitizens that don't have their dream job and pay Bux to get new bitizens to replace them. If you have the majority of different floor types, more often than not these bitizens will be able to give you 2 bux, netting 1 bux after losing one to instantly move in the new bitizen. Even if you have all skill level 9 employees in their dream job, you can still swap out one of your level 9 employees for the new one and then immediately put the first one back again, evicting the inferior employee, but still getting your 2 bux for giving them their dream job. In this way you can slowly but steadily accumulate bux, as long as you have empty apartment slots to move bitizens into. This is why the wiki recommends keeping as many residential floors as possible with only four residents, as any bitizen who arrives at a floor with vacancies will move in and save you the one bux you would otherwise pay to move someone in.
Well, If you have a Sushi Bar, You can do a glitch with a free job space, Tap the job place and quickly tap it again with no names, It will say (null) has his/her dream job, If you give someone/null their dream job, you get 2 tower bux. It doesn't take a spot, so you can repeat over and over and over again.
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Severe Events Working Group (SEWG)
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Columbia J-School to Offer Safety Course for Journalists
The continuing education program of the Columbia Journalism School in New York City will offer a 3-day safety course for journalists working in conflict zones and other high-risk areas. The course, to be held October 19 through 21, will teach journalists, including freelancers, "to think critically about how to work effectively and safely in volatile situations such as war/conflict or disaster zones, with emphasis on prevention of harm." The lead instructor, Judith Matloff, is on the adjunct faculty at Columbia Journalism.
The course will cover risk assessment, avoiding dangers, emergency first aid, cyber security and secure communications, trauma and the prevention of rape and assault. The course description says, "Participants will emerge with a better understanding of how to hire fixers, shun attackers or [sic] protect computers."
The course will enroll no more than 25 students. The course costs $695, but a limited number of scholarships for freelancers are being funded by Rory Peck Trust and The Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence. Applications for scholarships should be submitted at the same time as applications for the course.
Details can be found on the Columbia.edu web site:
(Thanks to Teru Kuwayama and Lightstalkers for the heads up.)
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The Hulk's hit new Disney XD series Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H has been smashing it's way through to fans every week and shows no signs of slowing up.
In the latest episode, "For Asgard", Skaar accidentally triggers Ragnarok and incites the ire of Asgard. Now the Hulks must battle Thor to save Skaar and stop the end of the realm in the process. While there is no doubt the fans will be as excited as usual to check out this latest entry into the series, this episode features the voice of two-time NBA Champion and Olympic gold medalist Cnris Bosh as Heimdall.
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2. krillemaster 5 years ago
Dear GOD, we found a bug
3. SamPsychedelic 5 years ago
I bet you there was a ghost standing right there watching the game and holding the bat =P
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even the bats are taking steroids!
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The Commodore
Tel. 01803 553107
Welcome to Paignton on the beautiful English Riviera
About Us
At The Commodore we strive to provide you with Bed and Breakfast accommodation that will exceed your expectations.
We have formerly achieved a "4 star Guest Accommodation" rating with both Visit England and The AA quality assessments for the Bed & Breakfast service we offer.
However after consulting our guests they were on the whole unaware of our rating and even if they were aware, they were not sure what the ratings meant.
Therefore we have decided to no longer pay to be rated by an outside agency.
We let you the guest decide whether we provide real value for money, excellent service and give you what you want and expect from a modern seaside bed and breakfast in Paignton.
We have 10 years experience, gained as owners of The Downs Hotel, Babbacombe, from July 2004 to May 2007 and as proprietors of The Commodore from July 2007 to the present day.
Prior to joining the Paignton Bed and Breakfast industry, Stuart had various careers, serving for 8 years in the Royal Corps of Signals, then10 years in the financial services industry and then 7 years with Orange in mobile telecommunications. Katrina has worked for the former Rossiters Department Store (on which 'Are You Being Served' was based), Dartmouth Royal Naval College, a mineral water company in Scotland as a laboratory assistant and in the accounts department of Teignbridge District Council. Sue had a long career in the Pre-school Playgroup Association and as a care assistant in Bristol.
We have two dogs, Sue's dog, Peggy-sue a 1 year old sprocker and Katrina and Stuart's dog a 5 year old springer spaniel called Amber.


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Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Steinhagen's salvinia
Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise
Ray Linderman (in water) and David Weeks (in boat) secure a separation boom near an outgrowth of Giant Salvinia (Salvinia molesta) on Steinhagen Lake on Thursday, June 21, 2007. The Cherokee Unit boat launch of Martin Dies Jr. State Park has been closed until the Giant Salvinia is removed.
Howard Elder, an aquatic habitat biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife, talks about the dangers of allowing Giant Salvinia to grow. Giant Salvinia doubles its mass each seven days and kills all other water life.
A sign in Howard Elder's office warns of transporting Giant Salvinia in Texas. It is a federal crime to possess the South American native plant. The plant is a significant problem on other Texas lakes.
Please see the Scenic Steinhagen SoundSlide presentation (turn the volume down a bit) and read "Refilled Steinhagen Lake has new foe" by Ryan Myers.
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USC Fee Schedule 2015-16
The Fee Schedule lists tuition and fees for all University campuses. Students pay their tuition and all the fees that apply to them. Be sure to see ALL sections (Cross Campus Fees, General Fees, Academic Department Fees, and Other Fees) that apply to you.
|All USC Campuses
|USC Columbia
|Other Campuses
|Full-time fees per semester, unless otherwise noted [see note 10 below for exceptions]. Part-time fees stated per credit hour. Part-time is defined as fewer than 12 hours. Part-time fees apply to summer sessions unless otherwise noted. Most fees listed in the Full-Time columns are applicable to all students. Unless otherwise noted, all tuition and fees reviewed and approved by the USC Board of Trustees in June 2015 become effective in Fall 2015.
|USC Columbia - Chapter 33 veterans entitled to the maximum benefit rate based on service requirements who apply for the Yellow Ribbon Program at USC and are deemed eligible may receive a tuition abatement as follows for Nonresident students: Undergraduate students - 50% of tuition and fee charges in excess of the VA maximum amounts for SC not to exceed $5,700 annually; Graduate/Professional students - 50% of tuition and fee charges in excess of the VA maximum amounts for SC not to exceed $3,400 annually. The number of eligible students is limited based upon the terms of the annual Yellow Ribbon Program Agreement. Qualified resident students are fully covered by the VA at the actual resident tuition rates.
|Free tuition per state law for: children of certain deceased and other veterans, firefighters and law enforcement officers, essay winner for Governor's Committee on the Employment of the Physically Handicapped, and resident 60 years or older on space available basis.
|Certain Veterans and related persons, residing in South Carolina, receiving specified Federal Educational Benefits and enrolled in a state institution are entitled to receive in-state tuition without regard to length of time the individual has resided in the state. See SC Code of Laws 59-112-50 as amended may 7th, 2015.
|Only Columbia campus students named as McNair, Horseshoe, Cooper, McKissick, Flinn, Lieber, and Alumni Scholars.
|Nonresident Athletics scholarship implies athletic grant-in-aid at the USC Columbia Campus. This rate may not apply to all scholarship student-athletes, based upon designation by the Athletics Department. The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships awards grants-in-aid in accordance with NCAA, conference and institutional guidelines.
|Sims Scholarship - Only Columbia campus students named as Sims Scholars.
|Active Duty Military - This rate is tied to the Palmetto College campus tuition rate and is applied across USC Campuses. Nonresident Active Duty Military pay the resident rate for distance courses. Applies to Undergraduates only.
|Full-time Undergraduate students on Columbia, Aiken, Beaufort and Upstate campuses and all full-time Graduate students will pay an additional charge for each credit hour above sixteen hours. Nonrefundable after the 100% refund period.
|Graduate rates listed under USC Columbia apply to all campuses. Fees for Comprehensive and Palmetto College campuses are for undergraduate students only.
|Rate applies only to those specific on-line Graduate programs and courses as approved and identified by the Office of the Provost. See http://gradonline.sc.edu/SearchPrograms
|USC Columbia - Undergraduate application fee waived only for South Carolina residents who present a College Board fee waiver or a National Association for College Admissions Counselors waiver. Graduate application fees are retained by the General Fund except for the $50 Moore School of Business additional application fee.
|The Study Abroad Exchange Program Deposit will be applied to tuition and fees in the semester in which the study abroad exchange program occurs. The deposit is non-refundable after payment has been made.
|The Gamecock Gateway program is a partnership between the University of South Carolina Columbia USC and Midlands Technical College MTC to provide an academic and residential link between the two institutions. The Gamecock Gateway program is offered by invitation only and offers a residential experience on or near the USC campus. Students will pursue transfer compliant course work at MTC, while benefitting from a variety of support programs and student services offered by each institution. Upon successful completion of the one year academic program in Gamecock Gateway, students will be eligible to fully matriculate at USC. The deposit is non-refundable.
|The matriculation fee is paid only once by undergraduate degree-seeking students during their entering semester through the campus where they initially enroll. The fee will be charged again if a student enrolls in a masters or doctoral program of study. For the USC Columbia campus, a portion of the fee is allocated to Arts & Sciences for new student placement testing.
|Capstone Scholar fee is payable in student's first and second year of the program.
|The optional athletic event fee includes the per semester athletics activity charge and the athletics bond charge. A minimum of six credit hours are required for the student to elect this fee. Students participating in university-approved internships, practicums, or co-ops as part of their academic program of study are eligible to pay the optional athletic fee during the semester of participation.
|Insurance charge as required for graduate students, international students, and any other students who opt into third-party program.
|Mandatory Study Abroad Insurance is based on a $360 academic year rate that is pro-rated for length of time the student spends abroad.
|Dual Enrollment Courses - USC Columbia, USC Aiken, USC Beaufort and USC Upstate may waive the dual enrollment charge or charge less than the $66 per credit hour rate with 4% fee waiver capacity for resident students. This rate applies to full and part time students regardless of status. The $66 per credit hour rate is a minimum. The course charge may not exceed the resident credit hour tuition for each USC Campus.
|Certified Teacher Rate is $465.00 for resident students per hour for the Columbia campuses. This rate is a 10% reduction to the regular resident graduate rate. The rate is $552.75 for nonresident students per hour for the Columbia campus 50% of Nonresident Graduate rate. The Certified Teacher Rate for Aiken and Upstate is $330.00 for resident students per hour and $376.00 for nonresident students per hour. The Certified Teacher rate applies to regular graduate courses only and not to any program with a separate program or credit hour fee. Fee applies to Part Time students only.
|Supervisory Teacher Rate is $5 per credit hour for non-Columbia campuses and $50 per credit hour for Columbia campus.
|Professional Development contract courses ranging from $4,000 to $12,000 per course based on maximum of 25 students; additional students beyond 25 may enroll for a fee prorated from the base fee. Contract Course amounts must be approved in advance by the Chief Financial Officer.
|Any special course fees to cover materials, travel, or other special costs above normal tuition must be approved in advance by the Provost. Special OSP courses assessed at board mandated fee rate. All fees must be paid by students directly to the University of South Carolina. Any exceptions must be specifically approved in advance by the Chief Financial Officer.
|Nonresident students in study abroad programs are eligible for an in-state tuition waiver as provided in the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-112-70.
|The High School Drama Conservatory is a three-week immersive theatre experience. The residential student is housed in a University Dormitory, night and weekend activities and all meals are provided.
|Students paying program specific fees for professional or graduate programs will be assessed an additional per credit hour charge for hours outside of the program.
|Joint JD/Moore School of Business programs will be assessed MSB Master's program fees on a pro-rata basis for all MSB courses required for the MSB program commensurate with the Joint JD/MSB program. Fees will be assessed each term in accordance with total program fee and payment schedule outlined in the DMSB schedule of fee payments, regardless of whether a DMSB course is taken in given term.
|Moore School of Business requires additional $50 application fee for graduate students. Applicants required to pay $50 graduate school application and $50 Moore School of Business application fee.
|Non Refundable Confirmation fee for all Moore School Graduate Master's Degree programs.part-time & full-time
|Moore School of Business International Master of Business Administration program fee disclosed a per credit hour rate in FY2011. Fees continue to be assessed on total program fee basis except for the Professional Master of Business Administration degree programs PMBA.
|This rate is for active duty military in the Master of Business Administration - One Year Program.
|This rate is for the Master of Business Administration - One Year Program Department of Defense Comptrollership concentration that are active duty and civilian DOD employees.
|Moore School of Business Professional Master of Business Administration for Banking program fee changed to a per credit hour rate in FY2011.
|Nonrefundable Confirmation fee for all Moore School PhD programs.
|DMSB Enrichment Fees applies to all Undergraduate students in the Moore School of business including freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. This fee is assessed in Fall and Spring semesters. Part time students are assessed the per credit hour rate.
|Undergraduate childhood/elementary and middle level clinical fee may be waived for repeat at the discretion of the College of Education.
|The Certification fee is paid by all students seeking initial or advanced licensure within the College of Education or other colleges. The fee is assessed during the final student teaching/internship course.
|All student fees are paid to the University of South Carolina and not to external agencies, unless explicitly noted. Any laboratory fee must be billed through the University and separate arrangements for facility usage must be arranged between the academic unit and the facility.
|Carolina LIFE Program is a program managed under the College of Education which focuses on offering a college experience to individuals with intellectual and cognitive disabilities that might otherwise not experience a college life. Participants are non-degree seeking special needs students who enroll in a total of 15 credit hours per semester - which are a combination of both Carolina LIFE - Life Skills credits and University course credits.
|Carolina LIFE 1 and 2 bedroom rental fees per semester include the estimated cost of resident mentors per program participant. Actual bedroom billing may fluctuate based on number of actual program participants. The non-refundable confirmation deposit is credited and applied to the room rental charge.
|These per credit hour fees are in addition to the applicable Graduate tuition and fees.
|Through an agreement with Shorelight Education, LLC, non-degree students participating in an International Accelerator Program will pay USC-Columbia tuition and fees to receive services as outlined in the agreement and consistent with the rates for enrolled students included in this fee schedule.
|Health Professions charges apply to Public Health, Nursing and Social Work and include the Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
|Honors College Enrichment Fee was approved for assessment in Fall 2015 to apply to all students in the Honors College. For the school year 2015 -2016, seniors in the Honors College will be exempt from the increased fee. Seniors for school year 2015-2016, will pay the 2014-2015 rate. Beginning in Fall 2016, the fee will apply to all Honors College Students.
|All students in the joint JD/MHA program will pay Law School tuition for years one and two, but change to the USC Graduate School rate for year three, then return to the Law School tuition rate for year four of the program.
|The Law School Admissions Committee may waive the application fee to encourage applications from candidates who will enhance the school's diversity goals or who have strong academic credentials.
|See Graduate Bulletin for payment schedules of enrichment and matriculation fees. These are designated fees with the revenue allocated to the respective colleges.
|Students in the USC MLIS Degree Program in other states will pay the South Carolina resident graduate tuition rate plus a cohort fee of $120 per credit hour.
|Biomedical students in the MS and doctoral program are charged the regular graduate student rate, not the Health Professions rate.
|School of Medicine Columbia and Greenville will follow the standard USC Refund Policy noted in Policies and Procedures FINA 4.06 http://www.sc.edu/policies/ppm/fina406.pdf
|School of Medicine program fee disclosed a per credit hour rate for refund purposes only. Fees continue to be assessed on total program fee basis.
|School of Medicine Technology and Infrastructure Fee applicable to all students in the School of Medicine including Graduate Certificate Biomedical Studies, Nurse Anesthetist and Physician Assistant programs.
|Biomedical Studies program - Deposit is 5% fee of the resident or nonresident tuition rate as applicable based on student residency. The deposit is non-refundable and will be applied to student tuition.
|All Physician Assistant/Nurse Anesthesia students will be assessed the Medical School Technology and Infrastructure and the Gross Anatomy Fee.
|USC Columbia Nursing students, and students at system campuses taking USC Columbia Nursing courses, will pay a third party vendor, First Lab, for background checks and drug screening fees.
|Pre-Nursing Enrichment Fee applies to all lower division nursing students. The fee was approved in December 2014 for assessment to begin in Fall 2015 USC Columbia and Palmetto College Campuses. For the school year of 2015-2016 only, Lower Division Nursing Students who were continuously enrolled during the school year 2014-2015 are exempt for the school year 2015-2016 only. Beginning in Fall 2016, the fee will apply to all Lower Division Nursing students.
|Pre-Pharmacy - same as regular undergraduate charges for 66 credit hours.
|South Carolina College of Pharmacy, merged program with the Medical University of South Carolina.
|All SCCP students retaking a course during the summer terms are required to pay the per credit hour rate for the repeated course and the regular summer program fee.
|The Arnold School of Public Health participates in the Schools of Public Health Application System SOPHAS. This system is used to accumulate and verify application data from prospective students nationwide, and verified prospective student data is provided to the school for processing applications to these programs: Environmental Health Sciences: MPH, MS, and PhD; Epidemiology and Biostatistics: MPH, MSPH, DrPH, and PhD; Exercise Science: MPH in Physical Activity and Public Health; and Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior: MPH, MSPH, DrPH, and PhD; Health Services Policy and Management: MHA, MPH, DrPH, PhD; Academic Affairs: MPH in General Public Health. The cost of $115 per application is charged directly to the students by SOPHAS and is not reflected in the University's fee schedule. Applicants for these programs also pay the $50 Graduate school application to the University of South Carolina General Fund.
|Arnold School of Public Health - Doctor of Physical Therapy tuition charged based on resident Graduate tuition. Resident rate equals resident graduate rate. Nonresident rate equals 1.6 times the resident graduate rate. Nonresident Scholarship rate equals 1.3 times the resident Graduate rate. Students also pay the Health Professions Fee.
|Seat Confirmation Fee for Communication Sciences and Disorders - One-time fee applied toward student's tuition.
|Korean MSW Program - Social Work - The full time rate is for the complete program of 60 credit hours. Students are assessed tuition per credit hour.
|USC Columbia Housing - Housing contract cancellation and fines and damages. Please refer to University Housing for details on cancellation dates and charges and all fines and damage charges. This information is updated annually on the Housing website. Housing charges a $100 deposit for room confirmation. This deposit is applied to the Fall room charge.
|USC Columbia Housing - Students living in Maxcy, Preston and Green Quad will be assessed the enrichment fee in addition to the Educational/RHA Fee.
|University Libraries - Please refer to full schedule of fees and fines for University Libraries available on the USC website.
|Continuing Education - Please refer to full schedule of fees for Continuing Education programs available on the USC website.
|Post Office Resident Students - Non-refundable beginning the first day of class each term. Box fees are only removed from student account upon cancellation of residence hall contract for current term due to non-enrollment.
|Post Office Off Campus Students - Non-refundable once mailbox is assigned.
|Minimum meal plan for Bates House residents.
|Minimum meal plan for Upperclassmen in Preston. Upperclassmen are defined as not being a first year student.
|Preston Meal Plan - special Meal Service will be $300 additional.
|USC Columbia Parking - Please refer to full schedule of fees and fines for Parking available on the USC Parking website.
|Transportation Services requested approval of parking fees for University faculty and staff in advance of implementation during the 2014/2015 fiscal year. Actual implementation date is to be determined
|USC Aiken - Any special course fees to cover materials, travel, or other special costs above normal tuition must be approved in advance by the Chancellor for USC Aiken in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer. Special OSP courses assessed at board mandated fee rate. All fees must be paid by students directly to the University of South Carolina. Any exceptions must be specifically approved in advance by the Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer for USC Aiken in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer.
|USC Aiken resident rate applies to students who are legal residents of Richmond and Columbia counties of Georgia as provided in South Carolina Code of Laws 59-112-110.
|USC Comprehensive campuses nonresident scholarship rate is 75% of the campus nonresident tuition. Each campus establishes specific criteria for scholarship award.
|USC Aiken - Pacer Pathway deposit of $300.00 non-refundable credited to the student account and applied against semester fees. $1000.00 program fee per semester. The Pacer Pathway program is a one-year residential program offered jointly by the University of South Carolina Aiken and the University of South Carolina Union. Designed for a select group of freshmen, the Pacer Pathway program is an academic transfer program available by invitation only.
|USC Aiken - Reduced application fee for students who quality for College Board/ACT fee waiver only.
|USC Aiken - Offers a limited number of housing grants to assist in the recruitment of students. These grants are generally offered on a one-time basis and may be valued up to the annual full-cost of housing. The number of housing grants is based upon USC Aiken's historical vacancy percentage in housing and is intended to take advantage of under-utilized capacity. Special consideration is made by the Office of Admissions when offering these grants to minimize the possibility of adverse financial impact upon the housing operation. Recipients of these grants who are nonresidents do not receive out-of-state fee waivers unless they receive other institutional scholarships that would qualify the recipient for such a waiver.
|USC Beaufort - Any special course fees to cover materials, travel, or other special costs above normal tuition must be approved in advance by the Chancellor for USC Beaufort in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer. Special OSP courses assessed at board mandated fee rate. All fees must be paid by students directly to the University of South Carolina Beaufort. Any exceptions must be specifically approved in advance by the Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer for USC Beaufort in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer.
|USC Beaufort resident rate applies to students who are legal residents of Chatham, Effingham and Bryan counties of Georgia as provided in South Carolina code of Laws 59-112-20-E.
|Business Degree Completion Rate is a per calendar year rate for a three-year cohort group. The cohort rate is calculated to equal 75% of the preceding fall rate based on a three year calculation of regular tuition, technology and public safety fees. Cohort rate does not include fees for courses, such as lab fees, matriculation fees, meal plan, etc. Courses taken outside of the cohort program are charged at regular USCB tuition and fee rates.
|USC Beaufort - Sand Shark Scholars deposit of $300 credited to student account and applied against Semester fee. $1,000 program Fee per Semester. The Sand Shark Scholars Program is a one-year residential program offered jointly by the University of South Carolina Beaufort and the University of South Carolina Salkehatchie. Designed for a select group of freshmen, the Sand Shark Scholars Program is an academic transfer program available by invitation only.
|USC Beaufort - Application fees may be waived for new applicants to USCB for the following reasons: Application fee waiver requests due to a financial hardship must be submitted in writing from the applicant or guidance counselor or receive a fee waiver for the SAT or ACT. Application fees may also be waived for the purpose of strategically addressing recruitment efforts identified annually through the enrollment management planning process, specifically for Fall and Spring Campus Day and high school visits.
|USC Beaufort Enrollment Deposit will be credited towards the student account and applied to the semester bill. Deposit is effective starting Fall 2016.
|USC Beaufort housing and meal plans are outsourced through the Beaufort - Jasper Higher Education Commission. USC Beaufort collects room fees for distribution to the Commission based on an agreement. For USC Beaufort Housing Contract cancellation, fines, and damages please refer to USC Beaufort Housing contract and/or website for details on cancellation dates, charges, fines, and damage charges. Information will be updated annually.
|USC Beaufort - All non-freshmen students residing in on-campus student housing will be required to purchase a 10 meal per week plan. All freshman students residing in on-campus housing will be required to purchase a 14 Meal per week plan.
|USC Beaufort - USC Beaufort - All students who are not residing on campus and are classified as full time by taking 12 or more hours of instruction will be required to purchase a 30 block per semester meal plan.
|USC Upstate - Please refer to USC Upstate website for list of Parking and traffic violations schedule of fees and fines.
|USC Upstate - Any special course fees to cover materials, travel, or other special costs above normal tuition must be approved in advance by the Chancellor for USC Upstate in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer. Special OSP courses assessed at board mandated fee rate. All fees must be paid by students directly to the University of South Carolina Upstate. Any exceptions must be specifically approved in advance by the Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer for USC Upstate in consultation with the system Chief Financial Officer.
|USC Upstate - International Partner University Students - Degree Completion Program - This rate is inclusive of all course and program fees incurred by student. This rate does not include technology fee, security fee, health fee, housing, meal plans or student health insurance. This rate applies to all international universities sending students in 2+2, dual degree, or 1+2+1 programs. International program rate is applicable only to programs approved by the Board of Trustees.
|USC Upstate - Additional course fees are in addition to regular student tuition.
|USC Upstate Application fees will be waived for the following students who are currently enrolled in high school and are applying for freshman admission to the Upstate campus: Students with an SAT total of 1300 or above or ACT composite of 29 or above; Students who submit Educational Testing Service fee waiver forms for students from SC; Upstate Junior Scholars applies only to semester immediately following high school graduation, Scholars Academy , Off-campus Dual Enrollment, Upward Bound Students or those who demonstrate other documented need. Application fees will be waived for the following applicants, regardless of degree status or school enrollment: full-time, permanent USC Upstate faculty and staff including retired, their spouses and dependents; ROTC staff eligible for USC Faculty/Staff Tuition Assistance.
|USC Upstate Housing - Contract cancellation, fines and damages - please refer to USC Upstate Housing website and/or Housing application for details on cancellation dates, charges, fines and damage charges. Information will update annually. All new full-time freshmen under the age of 20 are required to live on campus unless they reside in the local area with their parents. Advance room fees are refundable after June 1st within 10 days of submitting housing application.
|USC Upstate - Minimum mandatory meal plan for students in campus housing. Palmetto and Magnolia House residents - Unlimited CLC dining plan; Palmetto Villa residents - option of Villa or Freedom meal plan.
|USC Upstate - Minimum mandatory meal plan for nonresidential students enrolled on the Spartanburg campus, including the JCBE building. Online courses are excluded.
|USC Upstate - Athletic Insurance Fee is a range depending on individual athlete experience.
|Students attending any class in whole or part on the main campus or at the George Dean Johnson School of Business are required to pay the health fee. Clinical fee charges are posted on the Health Services web page.
|USC Upstate - SLED background check charge may be required for certain University courses.
|Palmetto College Degree Completion Programs are online degree programs offered by USC campuses in Aiken, Beaufort, Columbia and Upstate. Click here for list of degrees offered. Rate applies only to degrees listed on website.
|Dual Enrollment Courses - USC Palmetto College campuses may waive the dual enrollment charge or charge less than the $95 per credit hour rate with 4% fee waiver capacity for resident students. This rate applies to full and part time students regardless of status. The $95 per credit hour rate is subject to the availability if Lottery Tuition Assistance funds for those students who qualify. The course charge may not exceed the resident credit hour tuition for each USC Campus.
|USC Lancaster - Students enrolled in Applied Technical Nursing program in cooperation with York Technical College are exempt from over 75 hour course charge.
|USC Salkehatchie - Teacher Cadet Program is sponsored by the Western Carolina Higher Education Commission which pays the faculty salary for EDTE101 and EDTE 101P.


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1.MD.4 – Organize, represent, and interpret data with up to three categories; ask and answer questions about the total number of data points, how many in each category, and how many more or less are in one category than in another.
Internet Resources (Videos, Websites, etc.)
Illustrative Mathematics Project
NCTM Illuminations
- Baby Weight
- Bar Graph Investigations
- Circle Grapher
- Classroom Paper
- Comparing Columns on a Bar Graph
- Eye to Eye
- Freckle Face
- Grandma's Button Box
- Graphing Trash Material
- How Big Is Your Heart?
- Information Represented Graphically
- Look at Me
- Looking Back and Moving Forward
- Making Glyphs
- Mathematics and Environmental Concerns: Unit Overview
- Naming Rows and Columns
- Numbers and Me
- Our Button Box
- Plastic Packaging
- Playing Games
- Representing Data
- Shirts Full of Buttons
- Show and Tell
- Super Bowl Scavenger Hunt
- The Beat of Your Heart
- The Eyes Have It
- Up on Top
- What's the Weather?
- Data and graphs: Record data with tally charts, picture graphs, tables
- Data and graphs: Interpret data in tally charts, picture graphs, tables
- Data and graphs: Interpret bar graphs
- Data and graphs: Which bar graph is correct?
Read Write Think
Science Net Links
Xpeditions by National Geographic


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Kristy McNichol Confesses, Comes out as a Lesbian
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Kristy McNichol is known from such family values shows as "Empty Nest" and "Family". McNichols purportedly confessed her lesbianism to help other kids feel comfortable with coming forward.
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Discussion in 'Using your helpdesk' started by Jeton, Oct 17, 2010.
How can i print ticket and can i print custom fields?
We have the same question. We were used to print out the tickets for all inhouse workorders. Since update to V4 we´re missing the print button.
We need to print some customs fields too.
I have created a custom php script that gets the information from the database. You have to jump into the database a bit and look around to find what fields you need and their key values. Let me know if this is of interest to anyone and I will provide the code.
I too would like to see a print button on the screen. This is essential to what I am using the system for.
I'd like to see this - we're looking to do the same thing.
As promised, here is the download - http://giverepair.org/files/form.zip
Let me know if anyone has any questions. It is a jumbled pile of code that is probably not the most secure that it could be and is completely undocumented. I will be happy to answer any questions.
hi.. the link seems to be broken. can you update the link please. i really need the file
Reported http://dev.kayako.com/browse/SWIFT-1017
I have seen that a print button was added in the last build. Good job, Kayako. That is great!
In addition to that button, I would be very glad to print the whole ticket including custom fields and ticket notes. That would be fabulous
maybe I can't follow... what about the ticket notes? This seems to be only a request for the custom fields.
Custom fields are already included in print ticket, ticket notes are not there. It shall be added soon.
Thanks & Regards,
Parminder Singh
Is a print button feature (similar to the staff center which is nice given its formatting) set for the client center ? We have clients that at times wish to print tickets & replys or the confirmation page so I thought I would ask.
I hope Notes printing will be optional - I'd not want it to be printed out.
Also can you Edit the layout of the ticket print ?
If not does anyone know the php file name.
as SWIFT-1017 suggest it is been applied,please guide me who to install it
also mention if is valid for ver 3.7
i', in need to export or print the custom filed for tickets
That is not valid for version 3 I am afraid, I am not sure you can print custom fields at all in version 3
I decided to use two print buttons: for standard prints and for prints with notes.
The second one sends
I also put the buttons next to each other in the tabs where Kayako decided to put them.
And I put another set of these buttons next to the edit button of each post to print only this post. This link sends the something like
. I changed the print dialogue to look for "part" and to print only the part with the transmitted ticketpostid and to look for "notes" to check if notes should be printed or not.
Everyone (also Kayako ) is allowed to use these buttons..
where i can find and/modify and/or add these custom fields?
what is the file/template to edit?
Is the code to include notes when printing available somewhere? I didn't see it in the SWIFT-1017 entry.
Can you share how to implement this? I really just need to always print notes, but can't seem to find the right place to change the call.
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Re: Bean properties
On 14 Apr 2004, at 17:55, Kevin Jones wrote: > I'm trying to script Ant classes and I'm seeing something I thought > should > work > > I'm trying to use the Get class something like this > > project = new Project() > getter = new Get() > getter.project = project > getter.verbose = true > > The getter.verbose = true fails, however getter.setVerbose(true) > works. The > error I'm seeing is > > Caught: groovy.lang.GroovyRuntimeException: Cannot read property: src > > Looking at the javadocs for Ant it looks like there is a protected > 'Project' > variable in Get class (which is inherited), but if there is a 'Verbose' > field it must be private. Obviously there is a Get.setVerbose method. I > thought that Groovy used reflection to look for a getXXX method, but > that > doesn't seem to be working, or am I missing something (again!) > > This is with CVS HEAD about 24 hours old, I just tried this in groovysh... 1> g = new org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Get() 2> go 1> g.verbose = true 2> go Cannot read property: verbose it appears that the statement g.verbose = true actually calls the getter for some reason. This sounds like some redundancy we're generating in the bytecode. Basically the property is write only in the Ant code (has a setter but no getter) hence the exception. But this is a bug - you would be able to update a write-only property. I've raised this issue... http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=GROOVY-393 Until we sort this out, you can use Ant tasks easily via the AntBuilder... import groovy.util.AntBuilder ant = new AntBuilder() ant.get(verbose:true, src:'foo/bar') etc. http://groovy.codehaus.org/ant.html e.g. http://tinyurl.com/35nab James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/


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Hey Iam really bored and its really late and Iam just wondering where all you guys on the LPA are from soo vote up there and post down there what continent, country and if you want what city you live in.
North America, Canada, Toronto
Hey Iam really bored and its really late and Iam just wondering where all you guys on the LPA are from soo vote up there and post down there what continent, country and if you want what city you live in.
North America, Canada, Toronto
If you mean what ethnicity, then I'm Asian.
If you mean where I was born, Chicago.
And if you mean where I live, Diamond Bar California.
Chicago will always be my favorite city though. Its just f*cking awesome.
I have a crush...on Obama
City: the City of Geneva
County: Ashtabula County
State: Ohio
Country: the United States of America
Continent: North America
Hemisphere: Northwestern
Planet: Earth
Star System: Solar System
Galaxy: the Milky Way Galaxy
Universe: the only one we know of...
Come find me, Aliens!!!
So... I'll keep searching for a place called home:
I'll rip my roots from this earth into the unknown.
Is it for the dreams I chased or the ones I caught?
This mystery, this misery is killing me.
So, now, I'll leave behind a murder scene.
My life isn't real; it's just a silhouette
and, when the sun goes down, I won't exist.
I think you've just about covered everything there, Will.
I'm from North America and I live in the boring state of Delaware.
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I want everybody one in the forum to vote on this come on guys some call me crazy but this is all I have to say back to them
because I rock that hard.
no matter where I turn
shut down
shut down
everyone's a runaway
where ya running now?
(North) Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
south bris, qld, aus
England, Gloucestershire. I'm, about 3 hours away from London. Don't ask me which way though cuz i'm useless at Geography
<3Team Rampage
debs: samurai sword // friskey: rusty knives // hellflame: bazooka //mali: longbow // st0f: sledgehammer
Europe, Slovak Republic, Bratislava
come on Europe!!
I came from my mom. Or so I was told *dum dum dum...*
Er. I'm from Hawaii. Is that North America? Why don't we get our own choice? HAWAII IS INDEPENDANT!!! Erm, yeah, joking.
But seriously... I came from my mom... .
I'm Asian, by the way. Not Hawaiian.
Europe, somewhere in the west, Holland
Formerly known as Chris.
England, Gloucestershire.
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth (on the south coast)
the best in the North West B)
Canada Toronto Ontario
North America -> Canada -> Québec -> Québec City
no sig 'till i find a host
USA>Florida>Ocala>Cashel Stud Farms Inc.>My house.
North America -> Canada -> Newfoundland -> St. Johns -> A house.
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Landfills and Hazardous Waste
What is a Landfill? A landfill is
property set aside for the purpose of safe disposal of solid waste,
either municipal (trash such as would come from homes) or hazardous
(toxic chemicals, etc). "Hazardous waste" refers to any material
that may pose an unreasonable risk to health, safety, or property
especially those materials that are toxic, corrosive, reactive, or
Properties are usually set aside for the safe treatment
and/or disposal of such materials, away from access by the
general public. If such a site is properly maintained, there
is little hazard from living within the regulated limit of
proximity to such a piece of property. However, if a
landfill or hazardous waste site has been neglected or
improperly maintained, serious health hazards could be a
Sources of Hazardous Waste
Many processes can produce hazardous wastes. Hazardous
wastes can come from locations such as:
The federal and state governments closely regulate the
transportation and disposal of such substances with the
safety of the public in mind.
Health Effects
Living in proximity to a poorly maintained
landfill or hazardous waste site can cause serious health
effects, especially in children. Health effects from
exposure to hazardous waste can include:
Exposure to harmful chemicals can come from:
- Toxic chemicals from the soil can be
vaporized in areas such as basements, causing high
concentrations of hazardous chemical gases in the home.
Groundwater - If harmful chemicals are present in
the soil surrounding a water supply, they can seep into
the water supply and cause harmful effects, even in small
Soil - If a former landfill or waste site is
developed as commercial or residential property without
going through the proper abatement/remediation measures,
soil can remain contaminated long after waste dumping has
ceased. Harmful chemicals may be absorbed through the skin
after contact with contaminated soil, and vegetables and
other edible plants grown in such soil can absorb
Some researchers have determined that the overall risk of
birth defects may be increased slightly by living close to a
hazardous waste site, but if the site is well maintained and
proper habitation distances are observed, the risk is
Environmental Effects and Proximity Regulations
Since the environmental and health effects of landfills
and hazardous waste sites can be extensive, the regulation
of such sites is of great concern to the EPA and other
government agencies. There are many restrictions and
regulations regarding such sites, and all are designed with
public safety in mind. Some of the regulations include:
Although present safety measures address the usage of
former landfill sites as commercial or residential property,
due to possible past errors in property record keeping, it
is still possible for developers to unknowingly purchase and
develop or resell land that was used for waste disposal
purposes. Before buying property or a home, even one that is
brand new, you should research the land to ascertain whether
it was previously used as a landfill or toxic waste dump.
Property Values
Proximity to landfills and hazardous waste sites can
severely affect property values. Any property close to an
active landfill will probably be devalued as a matter of
course. Depending on how close the property lies to the
site, whether the site is still active, and (if not active)
if the waste has been properly encapsulated or removed, the
value of a tract of land or home could be affected in many
different ways. For example, if an active landfill is
declared "closed" and proper measures are taken to ensure
that there is no risk of contamination from the waste
therein, the value of a nearby property may rise from the
low value it had from being located near an active waste
site. Devalued property may further regain some of its
previous value if the former waste site is improved or
developed commercially. However, if the waste site is not
properly closed and encapsulated, or if waste leaks into the
surrounding properties while or after it is active, property
values may be irreversibly lowered.
Exposure Reduction
There is very little a homeowner can do to reduce
exposure to chemicals from a nearby waste site; it is the
job of the waste sites overseers to make sure that harmful
chemicals do not escape the waste site. It is likely that if
there is a serious health risk from a nearby waste site,
then the surrounding property may become unlivable (i.e.,
well-water may become undrinkable, or the soil may be
irreversibly contaminated). The best course of action to
take when purchasing or living on property near to an active
or former waste site is to be informed and follow the
precautionary measures (such as regular soil and water
testing) recommended by your local health department or the
For more information about landfills and
hazardous waste sites:
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Office of Solid Waste
Department of Housing and Urban
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Lindsay Lohan is about to make her big West End debut and she has plans to fix her reputation with this one. She has a bad name for all of the problems she has been through but this actress wants everyone to know that she is getting her act together. On Friday, Chron shared about what is going on with her now.
She will be in a new production of David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow." After being done with her 90 days in rehab and getting her act together, reports are out that Lohan wants to prove herself to everyone. She has been known for showing up late to work in the past but that is not what is going to happen at all.
Lindsay is nervous about it she does admit. Lohan went on to talk about being late in the past saying "That's not going to happen. That's not on the cards. It's not. I'm at a place in my life where I like the commitment. I'm looking forward to that part of it. I want to be known for my talents and my work that I create, rather than a tabloid sensation. However long it does take, I'm willing to do it. I'm willing to work for it."
She has considered living in London but has stayed here for now. She said she might move because she has noticed here things are different. Lohan said, "watching the news, you guys have such a different outlook. In the U.S. starting at 5 p.m. it's TMZ, it's all these shows talking about people's personal lives and here I don't notice any of that – it's news and politics and music."
Her play will be at Playhouse Theatre from September 24. It will last for 10 weeks. This is your chance to see Lindsay Lohan in "Speed-the-Plow" and this could be a great one. Everyone might just find a way to see her in a new light.