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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -
The No. 4 ranked Alabama gymnastics team closed out its regular-season with a 197.525-196.900 win over No. 1 ranked Oklahoma in front of 11,776 fans in Coleman Coliseum on Senior Night. It was the Crimson Tide's fifth consecutive 197-plus score.
"I thought that we did a great job in a lot of different areas, but there is still a lot of room for improvement," UA head coach Sarah Patterson said. "Our fans were incredible again tonight and I think our ladies rose to the occasion."
For the season, the Crimson Tide drew 13,422 fans per meet, the second highest average in school history and the second highest average among all collegiate women's programs this season.
Alabama got things off to a strong start, tying its season-best score on the vault, going 49.525 behind 9.95s from sophomore Kayla Williams and freshman Lauren Beers. It was a career-best score for Beers.
Senior Ashley Sledge used a career-best 9.95 to pace Alabama to a season-best 49.425 on the uneven bars to keep things rolling for the Tide.
"Sledge's bar routine was phenomenal," Patterson said. "She set the tone for the night. I think good judges reward you whether you are first or sixth in the lineup and I think they recognized what an awesome bar routine that was."
Junior Kim Jacob scored a 9.9 on the balance beam to pace the Tide to a 49.150 team score. Alabama closed out the night on the floor exercise with a 49.425, led by 9.9s from Beers and Jacob. It was Jacob's ninth consecutive 9.9 or better floor exercise score of the season.
Both before and after the meet Alabama honored seniors Becca Alexin, Marissa Gutierrez, Ashley Priess and Sledge in their last regular-season home meet. Alexin, Gutierrez and Sledge have never lost a home meet during their four years, while Priess, a fifth-year senior, has lost just once in the Coliseum.
"Tonight was huge for us, especially going into the SECs," Sledge said. "Oklahoma came in undefeated. Every team that they have competed against has lost. For us to beat this No. 1 team - we are over the moon right now."
After Friday night's win, Alabama has posted 34 consecutive home wins, a streak that includes a 24-0-0 regular season mark and a 10-0-0 record as host of the 2009 and 2011 NCAA regional championships. The Tide's last home loss came mid-way through the 2009 season.
With the regular season behind them, the Alabama gymnastics team travels to Little Rock, Ark., next week for the Southeastern Conference Championships. Tickets for the Tide hosted NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Championships are on sale now through the Alabama Ticket Office (205.348.2262) located in the lobby of Coleman Coliseum or online at RollTide.com.


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Are there any good way to extract the audio part from the DVD?
my original problem is that i want to convert them to h263 "AVI". But theres no sound when i open them with avidemux. but: i can import sound files to avidemux, if i had them.
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K9Copy is a powerful graphical tool that can read a VIDEO_TS directory structure (or a DVD) and produce (re-encode) MPEG-4 video files. It also supports MPEG-2 extraction, as well as Audio extraction, which is useful for creating lossless backups.
It is available in the Fedora repository. To install K9Copy on Ubuntu, you need to enable the multiverse repository.


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If cramps, emotional fluctuations and fluid retention are making you crazy - it's time for Sprayology PMSupport. This life-enhancing product can also help to rebalance irregular menstruation. Two sublingual sprays three times a day is all that is needed to provide natural, holistic relief! PMSupport is a must have for women of all ages and a favorite among teens.
Sprayology PMSupport combines a balance of homeopathic ingredients to temporarily relieve the common symptoms of pre-menstrual syndrome, including cramps, emotional fluctuations, fluid retention and irregular menstruation. This mood enhancing spray contains 11 natural ingredients such as chamomile to ease cramps, and promote calmness; an infusion of homeopathic sepia to reduce bloated stomach; apis (honeybee venom) to reduce fluid retention; and cimicifuga (black cohosh) to help regulate the menstrual cycle.
Sprayology homeopathic sprays are FDA regulated and are made in an FDA approved laboratory.
Directions: This spray is for females over the age of 12. Take two sprays under the tongue three times per day. Females under 12, please consult a health care professional. If pregnant or nursing a baby, consult a health care professional before using. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not use if transparent seal around the spray bottle is broken or missing.
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OJAI, Calif. — The Oregon Ducks wrapped up singles play on day one at the Pac-12 Championships on Thursday afternoon in Ojai, Calif.
Sophomore Nicole Long lost a 6-1, 6-4 battle to Arizona's Kim Stubbe in the championship draw and senior Patricia Skowronski dropped a 6-2, 6-2 match to No. 2 seed Anett Schutting (California). Long wraps up her singles season with a 15-9 dual match record. Skowronski concludes her senior year at 13-11 in dual play.
Long and Skowronski will participate in the doubles championship draw tomorrow morning against the No. 2 seeded Jacqueline Cako and Nicole Smith (Arizona State). Match time is scheduled for 10 a.m.
In other Pac-12 action, junior Lana Buttner lost to Elizaveta Luzina (6-1, 6-1) in the Round of 32 of the invitational draw. Julia Metzger, however, beat Colorado's Ashley Tiefel (6-1, 7-6 (5)) to advance to the Round of 16.
Oregon will have two doubles pairs in action tomorrow. In addition to Long and Skowronski, Metzger and Pascale Neubert will compete in the individual doubles draw tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. against UC Davis' Callie Craig and Sarah Pham.
Complete coverage of the Pac-12 Championships is available at www.ojaitourney.org or by following along on Twitter @OregonWTennis.


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Mary Val Palumbo, D.N.P., APRN, GNP-BC
Associate Professor of Nursing
Office: 231E Rowell
Phone:(802) 656-0023
Email: email@example.com
Dr. Mary Val Palumbo is the director of the AHEC Nursing Workforce, Research, Planning and Development initiative at the University of Vermont. Since 2001, she has received research and project grants for initiatives to address the nursing shortage including emergency preparedness, re-entering nursing practice, nurse health and wellness, older nurses retention, and healthcare career awareness. In addition to conducting research on Vermont's nurse workforce, Dr. Palumbo teaches nurse practitioner students and practices as a gerontological nurse practitioner at the University of Vermont Medical Center Memory Program.
D.N.P., Rush University, Doctor of Nursing Practice, 2004
M.S., MGH Institute of Health Professions, Nursing, 1985
B.S., East Stroudsburg State College, Physical Education & Recreation, 1976
Courses Taught
GRNS 412 - Advanced Nursing Practice of Older Adults
GRNS 407 - Optimizing Health
GRNS 408 - Management of Common Health Issues
GRNS 390 - Master's Project
GRNS 391 - Master's Thesis Research
Research Interests
- Interprofessional education
- Nursing workforce
- Alzheimer's Disease
Selected Publications
Palumbo, MV, (2014) Exercise and wellness for older adults: Practical programming strategies. Second edition reviewed in: Activities, Adaptation, & Aging Vol. 38, No. 2, Apr. - June 2014.
Palumbo, MV, Sikorski, EA, Liberty, BC. (2013) Exploring the cost-effectiveness of unit-based health promotion activities for nurses. Workplace Health and Safety. 61 (12): 514-520.
Redmond, T., Palumbo, MV, and Rambur, BA (2012). Certified nurse practitioner awareness of regulatory changes in Vermont. Journal of Nursing Regulation. 3(3): 13-18.
Palumbo, MV, Rambur, BA, Boyer SA. (2012). Education and employment characteristics of nurse preceptors. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. Jul 23:1-9. doi: 10.3928/002220124-20120716-29.
Palumbo, MV, Wu G, Shaner-McRae H, Rambur B, McIntosh B. (2012). Tai Chi for older nurses: a workplace wellness pilot study. Applied Nursing Research. Feb;25(1):54-9. Epub 2010 Apr 13.
Rambur, B., Palumbo MV, McIntosh, B., Cohen, J., and Naud, S. (2011). Similarities and differences in young adults' perception of an ideal career and perceptions of nursing: Does gender matter? Nursing Management, 42(4), 19-24.
Palumbo, MV, Marth, N., Rambur, B. Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) supply in a small state: trends to inform policy (2011). Policy, Politics & Nursing Practice. 12 (1) 27-35. (Abstract)
McIntosh, BR, Palumbo, MV, Rambur, BA. An aging nursing workforce necessitates change. American Journal of Nursing. Dec, 110 (12): 56-8. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV, Rambur, B, McIntosh, B and Naud , S. Registered Nurses' perceptions of health and safety related to their intention to leave. AAOHN Journal 58(3), 95-103. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV, Wu, G., Shaner-McRae, H., Rambur, B. & McIntosh, B. Tai Chi for older nurses: A workplace wellness pilot study. Applied Nursing Research DOI: 10.1016/j.apnr.2010.01.002. (Abstract)
McIntosh, BR, Palumbo, MV, Rambur, BA. (2010) An aging nursing workforce necessitates change. American Journal of Nursing. Dec, 110 (12): 56-8.
Palumbo, MV, McIntosh, B, Rambur, B and Naud, S.(2009) Retaining an aging nurse workforce: perceptions of human resource practices. Nursing Economics 27 (4), 221-227,232. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV. (2008). State Funding for Nurse Faculty Loan Repayment: The Vermont Experience. In Dickson G & Flynn L (Eds.) Nursing Research and Policy: Turning Evidence into Health Policy. Springer Publishing Company, LLC: New York, NY.
Palumbo, MV, Rambur, MV, McIntosh, B., Naud, S. (2008). Perceptions of an ideal career vs. perceptions of six health careers. Journal of Allied Health 37(1) 8-14. (Abstract)
Rambur, B., Palumbo, MV, McIntosh, B., Thomas, C. (2008) A cross-disciplinary statewide rural healthcare workforce analysis. Journal of Allied Health 37, (2), 106-109. (Abstract)
McIntosh, B., Palumbo, MV, Rambur, B. (2006). Does a 'shadow workforce' of inactive nurses exist? Nursing Economics 24 (5): 231-238. (Abstract)
Reinier, K., Palumbo, MV, McIntosh, B., Rambur, B., Kolodinsky, J., Hurowitz, L., Ashikaga, T. (2005) Measuring the nursing workforce: definitions and survey results. Medical Care Research and Review 62: 741-755. (Abstract)
Rambur, B., McIntosh, B., Palumbo, MV, Reinier, K. (2005) Education as a determinant of career retention and job satisfaction among registered nurses. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 37(2): 185-92. (Abstract)
Honors and Awards
- Vermont State Nurses Association "Honor a Nurse" Award, November 2009
- Sigma Theta Tau International 2007 Best of Journal of Nursing Scholarship (Profession and Society category) for Education as a Determinant of Career Retention and Job Satisfaction Among Registered Nurses
- Rush University Dean's Award, June 2005
- Rush University Golden Lamp Society Award for Outstanding Performance in the Doctor of Nursing Program, August 2004
Grants and Scholarship Activities
- Vermont Action Coalition State Implementation Program - Future of Nursing. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - $149,966 (Co-PI), November 2013 - October 2015.
- Inviting Innovation in Inter-professional Care of Elders with Chronic Illnesses. HRSA Advanced Education - $620,477 (PI), July 2013 - June 2016.
- Developing Best Practices in Communication when Using the Electronic Health Record for Nurse Practitioner and Medical Students and their Preceptors. Frymoyer's Scholars Program - $41,049 (Co-PI), May 2012-2014.
- Phase II-Preparing Nursing Students for Employment in Vermont. Vermont Department of Labor - $40,000 (PI), September 1, 2008 - September 1, 2009.
- Mission Essential-Ladders for a Lifetime. HRSA Career Ladders Grant - $202,790 (PI), July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2008.
- Vermont Health Workforce Supply/Demand Monitoring System. HRSA Research Focused Initiative - $393,637 (PI), August 1, 2004 - June, 30, 2006.
- Launch of On-line Program for RN Re-entry. VT Department of Employment and Training - $43,792 (PI), July 1, 2004 - June 30, 2005.
- Next Steps in Expanding Educational Capacity for VT Nursing Schools. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health - $32,122 (PI), January 1 - June 30, 2004.
- Survey of Inactive Nurses. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health and Bioterrorism Preparedness, $62,100 (PI). The Vermont Inactive Nurse Survey, January 1 - June 30 2004.
- The Process of Re-entry into Nursing Practice in Vermont. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health, $31,675 (PI), March 2003 - August 2003.
- Rural Nursing Workforce Research Planning and Development. HRSA Rural Outreach Grant, $387,000 (grant manager and co-investigator). Job Analysis and Retention Survey, 2003 RN and LNA Relicensure surveys, Long Term Care Staffing Mix and Deficiency Analysis, Middle School Students' Perceptions of an Ideal Career and a Career in Nursing, Statewide Analysis of RN's Intention to Leave, June 2002- June 2004.
- Health Workforce Assessment. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health, $50,000 (PI). Vermont Health Workforce Assessment Pilot Study, July 2002 - June 2003.
Professional Affiliations
American Nurses Association
Eastern Nurses Research Society
Vermont Organization of Nurse Leaders
Vermont State Nurses Association
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Axis of Evil Terrorists Responsible for New York Tornado Attack
Horror was the scene in New York today, as an unprecedented tornado sweeped across our precious metropolis of New York City. Thousands were devestated in the wake of the whirly blast that has left a swath of destruction and chaos in its wake.
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-Il has longed vied for a way to hurt or cripple America. Being the dictator of a country with only one functioning city with very creepy inhabitants, however, has hampered Il's endeavors to join with Iran and the now conquered Iraqi empire.
Up until this day, North Korea has conducted laughable ballistic missile tests and can hardly keep electricity flowing to their one city. That is, as far as we knew.
Today, however, we have found that North Korea has unprecedented technology. A technology that only could be produced with a country so intelligent, rich, savvy and blessed that it can end the war by dropping nukes on a belligerent enemy's cities. That country is America!
North Korea has stolen our weather machine technology. Up above, you saw only a taste of the proof of Il operating an unknown machine. We now know it's sinister and know that all terrorists love attacking New York. Do the math.
Now you readers may remember how only months ago, Bill Clinton illegally went to North Korea to 'negotiate' the release of several journalists. Only a few years ago, the Democrat Bill Clinton gave our nuclear secrets to China. You remember that scary story and here is the proof.
Bill Clinton is no stranger to betraying America to drum up a headline or line his coffers, and now New York is paying the price. Hillary probably gave them the go ahead when she was New York Senator adulters' wife!
I am so angry. All of this evidence is just proof of how liberals care not for America. New York only had a tornado like this back when Jimbo Carter was president (a democrat) and we were at war with Iranian Muslims who took American hostages. Those hostages were not released until President Ronald Reagan took office and demanded their freedom.
Freedom. That is one great word. Obama, Clinton and Jimmy Carter let our enemies walk all over us. Our brother in New York suffer today because democrats are traitors. Obama is selling us out to the Soviets. Clinton selling us out to the Asian. Jimmy Carter had no spine.
We can only stop things like this once we vote a real president into office in 2012.
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The Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce presents the South Bay Business Leaders' Summit on Friday, April 25.
The South Bay Business Leaders' Summit, formerly the Women in Business Conference, will be completely re-vamped this year to offer attendees a day full of noteworthy speakers and highly informative and relevant breakout sessions.
Now open to a broader audience, attendees will have the opportunity to meet and network with business professionals to share ideas, best business practices and advice from some of the most successful professionals in the South Bay and beyond.
The Summit will take place on April 25, 2014 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Manhattan Beach Marriott.
Tickets start at $125 and are available through the Chamber's website at www.manhattanbeachchamber.com.
Confirmed speakers include, keynote speaker, Gwynne Shotwell, the COO of SpaceX; Jamie Gutfreund of CAA's The Intelligence Group; and Bob Schwartz founder of Nordstrom.com and currently the Founder and CEO of 47 B Street.
In addition to the impressive roster of speakers, there will be four breakout sessions during the day filled with seasoned and respected panelists. One of the sessions, "The Digital Influencer: Explode Your Social Media Footprint" is comprised of four social media professionals who will cover a variety of questions regarding social media and blogging for business.
Other panels include: "The Real Mad Men & Women of the South Bay," an advertising panel, "Launch it Legit: Tools to Starting a Successful Business," filled with a variety of functional experts and "Secrets of Success: From Start Up to Staying Power," which will highlight successful entrepreneurs who have made names for themselves in their respective industries.
An all-new exciting feature of the Summit will be a 'Pitch Tank' session. Pre-selected entrepreneurs and product visionaries will have the opportunity to pitch their business concepts to a panel of venture capitalists and investment bankers to gain feedback, advice and even possible funding. This session is bound to be a highlight for attendees and offer them an insight into product ideation, marketing and finance fundamentals.
For additional information and ticket purchase, visit the website at http://www.manhattanbeachchamber.com/ or call 310.545.5313.
The Manhattan Beach Marriott is located at 1400 Parkview Avenue in Manhattan Beach.


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The Researchers
Ralph Fevre has been Professor of Social Research at Cardiff University since 1995. He was the principal investigator on the ESRC project on Workplace Bullying and Harassment and lead academic on the Fair Treatment at Work Survey. He has published sociological research on work, labour markets and minorities in journals such as Work Employment and Society and The British Journal of Industrial Relations. His books include The New Sociology of Economic Behaviour (2003), The Demoralization of Western Culture (2000) and The Sociology of Labour Markets (1992).
Trevor Jones Trevor Jones was co-applicant on the ESRC study 2007-2011, and played a leading role in the qualitative element of the research. He has published widely in the areas of criminology and policing, and has also undertaken major research on the labour market positions of BME groups in the UK. This study provided an opportunity to combine criminological interests – in such issues as victimisation, sexual/racial harassment, anti social behaviour and violence – with a wider focus on discrimination and patterns of disadvantage in the workplace.
Duncan Lewis is Professor of Management at Plymouth Business School. He has researched and written about bullying and harassment for 15 years. A member of the International Association of Workplace Bullying and Harassment (IAWBH), Duncan was chair of the IAWBH conference in 2010. He is currently engaged in another ESRC funded project exploring lesbian, gay and bisexual discrimination, bullying and harassment with Helge Hoel and Anna Einarsdottir at Manchester Business School.
Theo Nichols is Emeritus Professor in Sociology at Cardiff University. He was co-investigator on the Fair Treatment at Work Survey and co-authored report. He has a distinguished record of research and publication in qualitative and quantitative studies within economic sociology/political economy. He has a long-standing interest in the labour process and is the author of numerous books including five books on workplace health and safety. He recently co-edited Workplace Health and Safety: International Perspectives on Worker Representation (2009).
Amanda Robinson was co-applicant on the ESRC project 2007-2011. Amanda is a criminologist who specializes in researching domestic, sexual and gender-based violence. She brought this substantive knowledge as well as her methodological expertise (particularly in quantitative methods) to the project.
Martyn Rogers was research associate on the ESRC project from 1 May 2008 to 31 July 2009. Martyn has a PhD in Anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He now works for the Open University.


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How To: Use a RSENR Vehicle - Prius, Trucks and Vans
Primary contact: RBSC Help Desk - Aiken 304 656-2592
Secondary contact: Jackie Bruning 656-6172
Note: The business hours for Room 304 are:
- Monday - Wednesday 8:00am - 4:30pm
- Thursday 8:00am - 2:30pm
- Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm
If you need to pick up keys during off hours, please contact the RBSC to make prior arrangements during business hours: 656-2592.
Only authorized drivers affiliated with the University of Vermont in the capacity of faculty, staff, or student shall be permitted to drive a University vehicle. In order to be authorized to drive a UVM vehicle, you must complete the UVM Risk Management's Driver Training. Please use the link below and follow the instructions for online training, required forms, and information:
Step 1:
All drivers must be 19 years old and hold a valid U.S. or Canadian license and fully understand the UVM Driver Safety and Motor Vehicle Use Policy which can be found here: http://www.uvm.edu/policies/riskmgm/driversafety.pdf.
Step 2:
Go into Oracle calendar by following the steps below:
- Log into Oracle Calendar
- File
- Open
- Agenda
- Click on the magnifying glass and choose the resources tab
- Choose resource option and in the resource name enter RS
- Enter
- Choose your vehicle (prius, 2 door truck, 4 door truck, Van (# GKS987), or Van (# GKS988)
Step 3:
Enter the information below into Oracle Calendar on the date/dates and times you will be using the vehicle:
- Name
- Dates and times of use (Note: There is a half day rate for reservations 0 - 4 hours long.)
- Chart string or project id
Step 4:
Pick up keys:
- For the 2 door truck: Please contact Steve Cluett (859-3086) at the Rubenstein Lab, College Street, on the lakefront for key pick up and return.
- For the prius, 4 door truck, and vans only: Pick up the key from room 304 in the Aiken Center. Prior to handing out any keys, the Business Service Center Staff will review your Oracle calendar entry and verify the chart string or project id number.
Step 5:
Immediately upon your return to campus, return the key to room 304 in Aiken or the drop box located by the door to room 304 (or to Rubenstein Lab for the 2 door truck).
Other Information:
Usage Rates
Your chartstring or project will be charged for using the vehicle. View usage rates. Rates change annually.
Gas Cards
You will find a gas card in the purple pouch inside the vehicle. Please leave the card and all gas receipts in the pouch. If this will be your first time using the gas card you will need to contact Jackie so she can have a pin number created for you. The pin number identifies you as the user. (In the event of an audit this information would cross reference to the vehicle log sheet.) When you are at the gas pump, it will ask you for the vehicle mileage odometer reading and your pin number.
Log Sheet
There is a vehicle log sheet in the vehicle that requires very little information so please be sure to fill in all of the fields. (Date, name, starting mileage, ending mileage, project id or chart string, Time out, Time in). If there is missing information on any of the previous lines, please do not follow that pattern, just fill in the required fields. If we could give you a prize for filling in all the fields, we would. Chocolate anyone?
Note: We realize that we are asking for some of the same information on both the calendar and the log sheet, and we apologize for the inconvenience but this process allows us to be more efficient in our month end process for billing. The calendar entries help us to be proactive before the vehicle is used and to bring awareness to folks that there is an associated fee for the use. The log sheet provides additional information that is reviewed after use and not captured on the calendar. If you think you have a situation that is different from the normal business practice, please see Kathleen. Our goal is to keep the vehicle cost down as low as possible for all users and this can only occur if we have complete, accurate information and the vehicle is being used on a regular basis. Thank you!
User Reminders:
- Please remember that any trash you have accumulated inside the vehicle needs to exit with you.
- If you notice any vehicle messages on the dash board or maintenance issues please let Business Center Primary Contact know.
- Prius vehicle has step by step instructions on starting and stopping. Please review these instructions (which are with the log sheet) prior to operating the vehicle.
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New Kensington's 54th commencement set for Saturday; list of candidates
Nearly 100 graduates will receive baccalaureate and associate degrees at Penn State New Kensington's 54th commencement exercises at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 4, in the campus Athletics Center.
Chancellor Kevin Snider will confer undergraduate degrees to candidates. Ned Laubacher, executive vice president of the eastern corridor and chief executive officer for Allegheny Valley Hospital and Forbes Regional Hospital of the West Penn Allegheny Health System, is scheduled to deliver the commencement address. Kerry Kelly, president of the Alle-Kiski Society, will induct the new Penn Staters into the Penn State Alumni Association.
The class of 2013 is the 54th graduating class at the New Kensington campus. What began in 1960 with 28 men earning associate degrees has evolved into 92 men and women receiving bachelor's and associate degrees. Since that inaugural class, more than 10,000 alumni have attended Penn State New Kensington and have earned a Penn State degree.
The campus was born in 1958 as the New Kensington Center, which opened in the First Ward School Building in the heart of the city of New Kensington with 79 students enrolled in the electrical and mechanical engineering associate degree programs. In 1963, the center moved to the former Parnassus Junior High School and began offering the first two years of baccalaureate programs in education, liberal arts, business administration, and human development. In the same year, Alcoa offered to give the University a 35-acre tract of land in Upper Burrell Township, four miles east of the city. Three years later, the current campus was born and classes convened in the Engineering Building. Today, more than 700 students matriculate on campus and are studying in 14 associate and bachelor's programs.
As the campus and student body evolved, the mission of Penn State New Kensington also has evolved. The campus was founded as a response to a local need for higher education opportunities in the Alle-Kiski Valley, and it remains committed to fulfilling that responsibility. But the campus also plays an important role in the development of the region, and actively promotes partnerships with local and national businesses. With the establishment of programs such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and WEDIG (Westmoreland Economic and Development Initiative for Growth), the campus seeks to bridge the gap between education and industry.
Penn State New Kensington continues to evolve as it is firmly ensconced in its sixth decade of service to the citizens of the Alle-Kiski Valley. It is relentless in expanding course offerings to meet industry's changing needs. This greatly enhances Penn State's historic mission of teaching, research and service.
For more on the commencement and speaker, visit http://www.nk.psu.edu/45356.htm
School of Business, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems
Armand J. D'Alessandro
College of Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology
Kriss O. Bookwalter, Justin D. Brown ##, Tyler A. Davis, Jeffrey M. Enos,
Michael J. Fox, Adam L.Housholder, Timothy J. Kerrigan, Michael R. Klaric,
Joshua C. Mastruserio, Samantha L. Polons #, Stefan E. Sadock, Steven P. Schroeder,
Dylan Thomas, Adam R. Zottola
College of Health and Human Development, Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology
Brian A. Smith
College of Information Sciences and Technology, Bachelor of Science, Information Sciences and Technology
Matthew W. Brueggeman, Pamela Jo Lang
College of Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Science, Organizational Leadership
Randall C. Frain, Beverly L. Matchett, Steven R. Turpin
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Erin L. Steele
University College
Bachelor of Science, Administration of Justice
Mario F. Devine, Andrew V. Holodnik, Matthew E. Lecocq,
Nicole A. Opielowski, Justin M. Reed, Brittany M. Yanoff
Bachelor of Arts, Applied Psychology
Shanna L. Williams ##
Bachelor of Science, Information Sciences and Technology
Jon D. Benson, Derek T. Laughery, Justin L. Fitzpatrick, Nicholas C. Siple,
David A. Smouse, Amber E. Thompson
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Jolene N. Bierer, Christopher P. Deet, Brandi A. Dickerhoff,
Amber L. Griest, Richard J. Hofscher
Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Danielle L. Dortenzo, Brian J. Ferraccio ##, Brittany L. Walker
Bachelor of Science, Business
Zachary M. Albert, Zachary E. Bunting, Katie D. Colbert, Steven M. Digirolamo,
Anthony J. Dimatteo, Kalie D. Montgomery, Nicole A. Thoma
Bachelor of Arts, Communications
Shawn M. Annarelli, Christina B. Horner, Jamie L. Mazzotta
World Campus, Bachelor of Science, Business Information Sciences and Technology
Nicole L. Huck
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2011: The Cowboy coaching staff originally had planned to redshirt Sutton, but injuries in the Cowboy backfield provided the speedy freshman an opportunity to play in his first year on campus. Sutton played in five games at the end of the season and was an effective change-of-pace back for Wyoming. For the season, he had 30 carries for 146 yards. His best game of the season came against Air Force, when he gained 56 yards on 11 attempts. He carried a 4.9-yards per rush average, and was fifth on the team in total rushing.
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- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
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- 1 can (11 ounces) Mexicorn, drained
- 4 ounces pepper Jack cheese, shredded
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
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- In a large bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream and sugar; stir into corn mixture. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Sprinkle with additional green onions. Serve with chips. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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"My family loves this dip. I usually use frozen corn instead of the canned. I also add 1-2 tsp of cumin and 1 tsp of garlic salt. Refrigerating overnight makes a big difference in flavor. It's also good when heated, but we like it best when cold. It makes alot! I often cut it in half if it's not for a party."
"A word to the wise: If you like Miracle Whip (and I do), I would NOT recommend using it in place of the mayonnaise in this recipe. The flavor of M-whip will overpower the wonderful flavors of this dip (yes, even over the Jalapenos!). A friend made this recipe for Christmas with regular mayo; it was so wonderful I had to make it for my own get-together. I just made it now with M-Whip (because that's what I had in the house, and what I only ever buy). I typically don't use plain mayo in anything, but in this case, I WILL make the exception in the future. The recipe is not completely ruined, but my friend's was MUCH better with plain mayo, and I'm disappointed that mine for New Year's won't be as good because of the MWhip. Let's just hope she brings it to share, and I won't have to bring mine out at all :)Edit to Add: All is not lost! Irishguy recommended heating it up, so I tossed a spoonful of it in the nuker for 30 seconds, and WAH-LAH! What an amazing difference! The MWhip is barely detectable, and I will be serving this heated instead of chilled. THANK YOU, IRISHGUY!"
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Inspired by the old Capcom game Dungeons and Dragons: Shadows Over Mystra (one of my favorite arcade games of my childhood) I decided to design a crimson and gold armored two weapon fighter for Wizards of the Coast's D&D 4th Edition. I'll probably not run em in the game but I wanted to do a visual design for one. He wasn't originally supposed to have a cape but the pose demanded one and who am I to say no to a good pose?
Sweet! I like the pose - it works really dynamically with the bold, strong, comic-book look.
The hand-drawn map background adds a really nice touch too Kudos!
The hand-drawn map background adds a really nice touch too Kudos!
Thanks. Usually only my kitbashed models turn out with awesome poses and my drawings fall flat (which I can't explain because I'm no sculptor).
Thanks. I spent hours upon hours making it for a D&D campaign I ran so I figured I'd use it to death for as long as possible, but it does kinda give a nice fantasy feel to the pics I use it on.
Thanks. I spent hours upon hours making it for a D&D campaign I ran so I figured I'd use it to death for as long as possible, but it does kinda give a nice fantasy feel to the pics I use it on.
hey man what program do you use for editing your digital work?
Adobe Photoshop 8, though Photoshop Elements (particularly the student edition) will give you most of what the full version offers for roughly $50-100.
Background suits well to the warrior and his pose is very alive.
It's one of those rare "inspired" poses. I think I drew it during a session of Star Wars RPG which I was playing in (as opposed to running).
Shit yeah!
Thanks. I think he's cool enough that he'll have to return as an NPC, maybe in the Taelis Battle Arena.
That's cool man, the pose is very dynamic.
Thanks. It turned out better than I thought it would.
Actually it kind of reminds me of a DC character in an abstract sort of way. Like the medieval Booster Gold.
Very little breaks his outline for a fantasy character which makes him look less like he's armored. The bold primary colors are classic comic book fare (which is as much to contrast them from the villains as to make them visually distinct from the backgrounds). I used to do less bright colors out of personal preference but with a more symbolic style the colors have to be too or else it looks awful.
I understand. I still tend not to use them too much although I'm thinking about putting Emily in red and black, should I ever resume work.
Your style affords you a more diverse pallet, still you have to remember that if your characters are in drab colors as are their enemies and the backgrounds you will lose them in the muddle. Contrast is a key to a well composed image.
can't say no to a good cape
Not when the situation demands it, or you can get away with having one (especially on a windy day).


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Warren surges in four separate polls this week; suddenly the tables have turned in a race that everyone said was Brown's to lose. This isn't just a simple convention bounce; we're two weeks past…and general analysis of the internals of the polls are showing that the surge is Democrats "coming home" to Warren. A good part of that, I'm sure, is her performance at the convention. But there is a much more prosaic, basic, and boring explanation as well.
David Bernstein takes a look at campaign expenditures (bold mine).
Brown's spending is all message, no organization. Of the $3.8 million he spent, $2.8 million went straight to "placed media" — ad buys. Another $360,000 went to direct mail. That only leaves about $600,000 for everything else.
By contrast, Warren spent $2.3 million on ad buys and a whopping $1.1 million on direct mail — which still leaves about $1.5 million on the rest.
A big chunk of that, roughly a quarter-million dollars, went to Warren's Internet consultants.
But the big difference is payroll. The Warren campaign has a stunning 77 people on the payroll, compared to 20 on the slim Brown campaign.
Democrats in the state are going back to a very old fashioned campaigning idea. Ever since the rise of Deval Patrick, and John Walsh, there has been a resurgence of door-knocking, neighbor to neighbor, on-the-ground retail politics. Of course, that sort of thing has been happening all along, as many longtime stalwart Democratic apparatchiks could tell you, but it's the intensity and the energy that has changed. (Technology like databases and internet and Google maps haven't hurt, either.)
Having done some canvassing and phone banking in the last six years, I can honestly tell you that even in the late hours of the 2006 Patrick campaign, I have never seen the level of participation from volunteers as I have in the last several months of the Warren campaign. Back in the spring, there were so many volunteers showing up, that they got frustrated that the campaign wasn't moving more quickly or hiring enough organizers to put them to work. Fast forward to September, and those 77 people on the payroll are, well, paying off.
When an enthused and excited Democrat comes to another Democrat's doorstep and talks about Elizabeth Warren and what she stands for, you can be sure that that Democrat will reconsider any ticket-splitting they might have done in November. Democratic-leaning unenrolleds will, too. The first half of voter ID is all about figuring out who your supporters are, but it also has a side effect of convincing some voters who are undecided or thinking of voting for the opponent, due to the one-on-one conversations at front doorsteps, the personal notes left behind on literature when someone is not home, and the sheer visibility of the campaign. The more people you have out there doing the talking, the more converts you're likely to make.
The hand-wringing is already beginning on the other side. You'll see them try to blame "DC Democrats" imposing their will and their support and their money in this race…or the media turning against them…or just being red specks in a blue sea. They don't see it coming, because they just. Don't. Get it.
The thing about retail politics, though, is that you have to have a message that resonates with people where they live. In the marketplace of ideas, I don't think you could sell people on tea-party extremism, or sell a candidate who will double down on the Blunt amendment and vote against jobs bills and water down Wall St reform but who claims to be a moderate independent.
You also need bodies. Lots and lots of bodies. Hiring people on payroll is a huge head start, but then you need a horde of volunteers under them willing to give up a Saturday afternoon or a Thursday night and walk a neighborhood. You can't drum up enthusiasm unless you have a great candidate.
It's not magic. It's hard work and steady, unremarkable, persistent grunt work. Work that is ongoing and still needs doing right up until the end. The Warren campaign, by dint of where they spend their time, money, and energy, obviously gets that. It's why they will be successful once the votes are cast in November.
(And in case you don't get the hint, Warren peeps, please please please offer an afternoon or two yourselves if you haven't already. Or even if you have!)
UML just put out a disturbing poll. I guess when we're starting to feel really good about how things are going someone drops the other shoe.
Here is the Press Release about the poll that Fran is talking about, one of the more interesting aspects is this paragraph:
"the poll found that a substantial number of voters could change their minds before Election Day: 29 percent of those supporting Brown and 19 percent of Warren supporters indicated they may change candidates."
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Poll: Brown Has Edge Over Warren in Race for U.S. Senate
New UMass Lowell-Boston Herald Survey Finds Slight Lead for Incumbent
LOWELL, Mass. – Republican incumbent Scott Brown has the edge over Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren in the race for U.S. Senate, according to a new UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll released today.
The independent, nonpartisan poll – which surveyed more than 500 Massachusetts registered voters – found that 50 percent of registered voters said they would vote for Brown if the election were today, compared to 44 percent for Warren. Among those deemed likely to vote, Brown got 49 percent support to Warren's 45 percent. The margin of error for the poll is plus or minus 5 percentage points. The survey, conducted Sept. 13 through Sept. 17, began a week after the end of the Democratic National Convention, at which Warren had a prime-time speaking slot. The last night of the poll was the day a video was disclosed of Mitt Romney making controversial comments at a private fundraiser.
The new findings are a reversal from the last UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll, conducted in December 2011, which found Warren had a seven-point advantage, 49 percent to 42 percent, over Brown. The poll released today is the third by the UMass Lowell Center for Public Opinion and the Boston Herald; they were the first to ask voters about a potential Brown-Warren matchup in September 2011 and held the first debate in the Senate race between the Democratic candidates in October 2011.
Brown and Warren will debate at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell on Monday, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. The UMass Lowell-Boston Herald debate will be the first between the candidates that is open to the public and more than 4,500 people are expected to attend.
The poll found that Brown is backed by one in five Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents and a similar share (22 percent) of the 60 percent of likely voters who say they support re-electing President Barack Obama. Brown also has the support of 58 percent of all independent voters surveyed, up from 53 percent in December 2011. The new poll found Warren has the support of 35 percent of independent voters, compared to 37 percent in the December poll.
Brown has also made gains among voters asked who would better represent the middle class, an area that has been a hallmark of Warren's campaign. Asked which candidate would do a better job of looking out for middle-class families' economic interests, 46 percent of registered voters polled said Warren and 44 percent said Brown. Warren had a 10-point advantage in this area in December's poll.
The new UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll found that Brown has opened a large lead among men, 20 points among registered voters (56 percent for Brown and 36 percent for Warren) and 18 points among likely voters. In December's poll, Warren and Brown were almost exactly even among men and Brown has eroded Warren's advantage among women voters since December from an 18-point lead among registered voters for Warren to seven points now. Warren received 51 percent among women registered voters in both polls, while Brown has improved from 35 percent support to 44 percent.
"Brown's apparent advantage is built on a narrowing gender gap among women and a widening gender gap among men. These numbers also represent a significant shift from December and indicate that Brown's campaign has been especially effective at winning over independents, including those who are Democratic-leaning," said Joshua Dyck, associate professor of political science and co-director of the UMass Lowell Center for Public Opinion. "The return of Brown's pickup truck and his moves to the center appear to be playing well with all voters, but especially men."
Warren's favorability score increased 14 points from December to 48 percent favorable now. Her unfavorable rating rose from 27 to 34 percent. Brown's job approval rating among voters improved from 45 percent in December to 58 percent in this poll. His favorability rating climbed 13 percent to 57 percent favorable, compared to 29 percent unfavorable.
The new poll also looked at the race for the White House and found that Obama and Vice President Joe Biden have a large lead over Republican challengers Romney and Paul Ryan, 60 percent to 35 percent among registered voters and 59 percent over 36 percent among likely voters. Obama's favorable rating is 60 percent to 34 percent unfavorable among voters surveyed, virtually unchanged from the December poll, and Romney's favorable rating is 32 percent to 60 percent unfavorable, compared to 40 percent favorable and 48 percent unfavorable in December.
"While Gov. Romney continues to trail President Obama in Massachusetts by a margin nearly identical to that in our poll last December, Sen. Brown, in that time, has seen his favorability rise significantly and his unfavorable rating decline," said Prof. Frank Talty, co-director of the UMass Lowell Center for Public Opinion.
Other findings from the poll include:
· Thirty percent of voters surveyed said Warren is too liberal while 24 percent said Brown is too conservative. Fifty-six percent called Brown's ideology "about right," up 11 points since December. Forty-nine percent said they see Warren's ideology as "about right," up 9 points since December.
· Warren leads Brown among the youngest and oldest voters, with 54 percent to 40 percent support among likely voters younger than 35 and 51 percent to 43 percent among likely voters age 65 and older. She also leads among voters who hold master's or other advanced degrees, while Brown has the advantage among those with some college or undergraduate degrees; the candidates evenly split support among voters who did not continue their education past high school.
· Massachusetts voters' views on the role of government held nearly steady from a UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll conducted in September 2011. The latest poll found that 49 percent said the government should do more to solve problems, 41 percent said it is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals.
· Gov. Deval Patrick's favorability rating among voters surveyed is 57 percent favorable, 33 percent unfavorable, compared with 52 percent favorable to 31 percent unfavorable a year ago.
In the Senate matchup, the poll found that a substantial number of voters could change their minds before Election Day: 29 percent of those supporting Brown and 19 percent of Warren supporters indicated they may change candidates.
"Scott Brown has been running numerous ads touting endorsements from Democrats well-known in various parts of the state, as well as one with President Obama telling him, 'Good job.' These may be helping him retain considerable crossover appeal with voters in this poll. Brown needs their backing in strong numbers if he is to win re-election as a Republican in heavily Democratic Massachusetts," said Mike Mokrzycki, the independent survey researcher who directed the poll for the Center for Public Opinion and Boston Herald. He is the former head of polling for the Associated Press whose other clients include NBC News, where he manages the exit poll operation, and the Pew Research Center.
Results for the UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll are based on telephone interviews with a random sample of 524 Massachusetts voters conducted Sept. 13 through Sept. 17 via landline and cellular telephones by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. Statistical results are weighted to correct known demographic discrepancies. The margin of sampling error for the complete set of weighted data is plus or minus 5.3 percentage points. More information on the poll methodology and full polling data are available at www.uml.edu/polls.
UMass Lowell is a comprehensive, national research university located on a high-energy campus in the heart of a global community. The university offers its more than 16,000 students bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in business, education, engineering, fine arts, health and environment, humanities, sciences and social sciences. UMass Lowell delivers high-quality educational programs, vigorous hands-on learning and personal attention from leading faculty and staff, all of which prepare graduates to be ready for work, for life and for all the world offers. www.uml.edu
This poll LOOKS like an outlier, and then there's this.
Underpolling Democrats in a presidential year with Obama on the ticket…is that wise??
And if they underpolled Dems, that would totally square with the analysis about "Dems coming home" being the main reason for the Warren lead in the other polls.
UML ought to have partnered with a more credible outfit…
"the poll found that a substantial number of voters could change their minds before Election Day: 29 percent of those supporting Brown and 19 percent of Warren supporters indicated they may change candidates."
Oh, and DEBATE TONIGHT!!
From a comment on BMG:
The Herald fudged the numbers, why?
It looks like the Herald changed how they conducted their poll to undersample Democrats. The Herald conducted a poll in December 2011 the poll sampled 33% Democrats (which could still be argued as undersampling), from 33% they went down to 28%. A good question to ask the pollster. Why did you change your sampling parameters to lower the amount of Democrats?
Sept. 13-17, 2012
RVs by party – Unleaned: D 28% of RVs, I 56%, R 12%
Leaned: D 55% of RVs, I 8%, R 36%
LVs by party – Unleaned: D 28% of LVs, I 56%, R 11%
Leaned: D 56% of LVs, I 7%, R 36%
Dec. 1-6, 2011
Party breaks – Unleaned: D 33% of sample, I 50%, R 12%
Leaned: D 56% of sample, I 11%, R 32%
johnk @ Thu 20 Sep 8:56 AM
I'd really like to know their reasoning about this, because I'm scratching my head.
I'm not writing off Scott Brown. That would be folly. Of course, I am convinced he is a product of his image consultants and that Bay Staters will see through the facade, as Dem operatives strip it away over the next 46 days.
The debates will loom large, as Brown has a weakness in those that support him. Poor debate performance could swing those voters from Brown to Warren.
The biggest factor, imho, will be voter turnout. If the Warren campaign can beat the bushes and pound the ground, then Warren will win based on volume. Financial data shows us that Brown is investing in advertising. He is, afterall, a "made for TV candidate." Warren is paying for staff.
We can joke about Warren being a "job creator," but "The Warren campaign has a stunning 77 people on the payroll, compared to 20 on the slim Brown campaign."
It will be close, but Brown is betting that Warren's campaign will mobilize enough "Rita Mercier Democrats" for him.
I'm liking Warren's odds.
As I was saying to the Mr., I don't expect Brown to have a poor performance in the debates, not in the meltdown-OMG sense. I think he'll keep his cool. But I also think he'll dodge questions, especially when called on his mischaracterizations and outright lies, and on policies he supports that are just plain bad (see trickle-down post). I think he also runs screaming from the Republican party, despite his ties to Romney, despite the fact he'll happily caucus with them and has happily obstructed the majority's agenda these last two years, and running screaming is never good for you, it makes you look like you're craven ("I'll vote with and for Mitch McConnell and Romney but I divorce myself from them, no, really!").
The thing about MA voters, is that they aren't really that dumb. They "can see a church by daylight." If Brown looks like he's dodging questions, or his answers are very vague, they'll notice and judge accordingly. Since the only answers Brown CAN give in order to look "moderate" are by dodging and vagary, and by contrast Warren is full of facts, specifics, and likely, very direct answers…well, I expect that any viewers at least will be able to see the difference quite well without punditry to filter it for them.
on the polls–check today Martyville and the Herald have it right.
I knew something had to be funny with that poll when the Republican did better among registered voters than among likely voters. That is never the case, and especially not in a Presidential election year when the Republicans have a (small, shrinking, but still noticeable) enthusiasm advantage.
The latest is that Senate Repugs were stalling so that Brown could cancel tonight's debate claiming "Senate business" h/t TPM: http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/09/harry-reid-calls-off-votes-to-prevent-scott-brown-from-ditching-debate-with-elizabeth-warren.php?ref=fpnewsfeed
Hiawatha has wishful thinking problems.
And ya gotta love random drive by comments…that tells me more than anything else does.
Liz seems to have another issue. She's not licensed to practice law in Mass; yet she uses her cambridge office address to practice law. Bet we don't see this in the globe!
Right, because all the rest of these silly lines of attack have worked so well. That website seems incredibly winger and biased. And it says
"As detailed below, there are at least two provisions of Massachusetts law Warren may have violated."
This is rampant *speculation* - this guy obviously doesn't know any of the facts, just throw shit on a wall to see what sticks. As explained on BMG:
The United States Supreme Court has its own admission process. The Travelers case and a couple of other cases cited by some right-wing blogs were U.S. Supreme Court cases. Warren is admitted to the United States Supreme Court.
In addition, Warren was not "counsel of record" on the Travelers brief, she was "of counsel." A Harvard Law professor, as an "of counsel" attorney on a brief in the U.S Supreme Court, is not "practicing law in Massachusetts" simply by listing a Cambridge address on the brief's cover.
There is even more latitude when the brief is an amicus curiae brief, or friend of the court brief. In that case the attorney is not representing a party, but simply giving the court more information or another view on behalf of a "friend of the court." These are routine in the Supreme Court. Warren's Travelers brief was not such a brief, she represented a party in that case, but most of the others cited in the right-wing blogosphere were. And most of them were in the U.S. Supreme Court, a court to which Warren was – and is -admitted.
Warren's name was on a brief in a couple of cases in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Again not as counsel of record. Her role in the case (the last name on the brief) may not have required her to be admitted to that court, or she may have been admitted pro hac vice – just for that case. It happens all the time when out-of-state lawyers are involved in cases. I've done it dozens of times. The Fifth Circuit requires attorneys admitted to its bar to retain membership in some state's bar, but Warren was admitted at all relevant times in New Jersey (she apparently resigned from that bar two weeks ago for some reason), and in the federal district court in New Jersey as well as the U.S. Supreme Court.
My name was on briefs filed in federal appellate courts to which I'm not admitted in states in which I'm not admitted. I was not counsel of record. Counsel of record was admitted in the court, or at least admitted pro hac vice.
Now, the commenter says at the beginning, "I do not know all the facts" but seems to have a pretty easy explanation what the situation likely is. But this is about distracting from the real issues of Brown's voting record and his past history…you see, if you can drum up doubt, even manufactured from thin air, about your opponent, maybe the press and the voters won't pester you about your poor performance.
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