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Russia re-enters race to become caviar king
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Russia has returned to the caviar market. The country stopped exporting the black eggs from sturgeon for 9 years because the Caspian sea fish was facing extinction. Now Russia has turned to fish farming to regain its place at the top of the world's caviar tree.

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Wichita Falls, Tex. native and gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott addressed a large anti-abortion rally at the state Capitol Saturday, according to an Associated Press article which ran in the Wichita Falls Times Record News newspaper, Sunday, Jan. 26. Abbott who is currently serving as Texas 50th Attorney General, is the top law enforcement officer in the Lone Star State.
Organizers of the Texas Rally for Life campaign scheduled the event to coincide with the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion. About 2,000 anti-abortion demonstrators heard Abbott say, "The most important issue in Texas is not taking lives, it is saving lives."
Abbott also referred to "a little-known state senator running for governor who seized on the publicity generated by her nearly 13-hour filibuster last June. Her filibuster temporarily delayed a bill that banned abortion after 20 weeks and placed new restrictions on abortion providers. Although he did not mention her by name,most people assumed he was referring to the leading Democratic candidate for governor Wendy Davis. The Republican-dominated Texas Legislature passed the bill in a special session called by Gov. Rick Perry.
Abbott further said to the cheering crowd, "The person who led the fight for late-term abortion is now running to govern this great state. She's partnering with Planned Parenthood to return Texas to late-term abortion on demand."
Davis spokesperson Rebecca Acuna defended the filibuster as a stand for women's rights. "Senator Davis fought to stop a law that is an abuse of power by politicians like Greg Abbott."
Davis did not attend the anti-abortion rally.
The bill Davis filibustered against also required that abortions be performed at ambulatory surgical centers. It also required that doctors who perform abortions obtain admitting privileges at a hosopital within 30 miles, and that nonsurgical abortions needed to take place in a surgical center
The law did lead to the closing of several abortion clinics that couldn't meet standards. There is currently a lawsuit in which Planned Parenthood has sued to try to overturn the law as an unconstitutional restriction of women's rights.
The bill is actually no more restrictive against abortions than the laws of several liberal European countries which also make abortions after 20 months illegal.
Abbott will clearly continue supporting restricting abortions if he is elected governor while Davis will create an atmosphere which allows more abortions in the Lone Star State.
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BlackBerry Thunder now officially known as BlackBerry 9500, to launch with OS 4.7.0
Confirming most of the information that we have already reported about in the past, BlackBerry News reports that the BlackBerry Thunder, that sleek touchscreen wonder that RIM is building in super secret town, is now officially known as the BlackBerry 9500.
As earlier reported, the BlackBerry 9500 will launch on a lifetime exclusive with Vodafone and Verizon Wireless, where it will no doubt perform best using the high-speed HSPA and EV-DO networks of both networks.
Of course, we wouldn't be writing about this right now if all you'll learn from it are tidbits from yesterday's news. So what's new?
The wide touchscreen on the BlackBerry 9500 Thunder will have a resolution of 360 x 480, giving at an even more crisp display than what's currently available or what's coming in the near future (read: iPhone and iPhone 3G).
Another interesting bit of trivia about the BlackBerry 9500 is that it will reportedly launch with OS 4.7.0. We haven't had the chance to play with the said OS, though, so we can't say much about it. But I'm sure if you're a RIM/BlackBerry fan, then you're already pretty informed on that front.
No word yet on pricing or avalability, though we gather it'll be announced at around the same time as Rogers makes it official in Canada as well.
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Car vs. Car: Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord
Everything about the Accord is clean, simplistic and efficient. While it's appealing to look at, there is nothing overly stylish or artful about the Accord dash or middle console. Both are user-friendly and promote the driver's full attention on the road instead of on the myriad of buttons and gadgets on the dash. The standard CD player in the LX V6 model is perhaps one of the nicest stereo setups I've seen. The screen is large with a clear read out and the symmetrical layout of all the buttons is both aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly. Honda also did a great job integrating lots of storage space in their cabin and designing seats that are comfortable and roomy.
Sound system/goodies - 7/10
Speaking to Honda drivers, it seems it's often hard — unless finances restrict — to purchase a Honda without adding something in at the dealer's. From spoilers to gold exhausts and emblems, Honda offers a myriad of extras for their cars. It's possible to customize your Accord's look according to your preferences and truly make it your own. However, when it comes to the sound system, Honda falls short. Their upgrades include an MP3 player, an iPod hookup and a six-disc CD changer. Unlike most manufacturers, Honda hasn't jumped on the "blow your mind with too much bass and excessive speakers" bandwagon.
Driving experience - 18/20
Despite the Accord's oh-so plain exterior, lurking beneath the hood is excitement just itching to be set free. This sedan, like the Camry, has a good amount of power, and the handling response makes up for its lack of sportiness. As a daily drive, the Accord is an excellent choice. Fuel-efficient and comfortable, it's the ideal family- and city-driving sedan. Although the optional manual shifting automatic transmission isn't available on all V6 models, the transmission is still smooth in a way that continues to bring Honda to the top-seller's list annually.
Bang for buck - 10/20
Looking back over the points covered above it might be hard to digest this low score. But it's also difficult to digest Honda's high-priced vehicles in such a competitive market. While they do have a great deal to offer — they're well-built, they have longevity, market status, and quality — it's just not enough. Especially since, as Honda-owners tend to do, you'll undoubtedly be adding on a few extras which will inevitably raise the price even more. Not to mention Honda's dated look: It's almost like purchasing a pre-2004 car if you were basing your judgment on looks alone.
Final score - 72/100
The Honda didn't fair as well as I had anticipated. All the hype Honda has created about itself is almost enough to make you see past its flaws, and perhaps that's the company's intentions. While the Honda Accord is a great car as an overall package, when directly compared with other midsized sedans on the road, suddenly it has some stiff competition and I don't think Honda is quite ready to stand up to the punches.
toyota takes the cakeHonda and Toyota are two major manufacturers constantly grappling for the pinnacle of automotive greatness. While Honda has strong brand-recognition and a habit of designing cars that seem to stick around forever, Toyota is quickly rising to the top as the new star for the family sedan. With radical new designs and engineering that pushes the limits, Toyota is stealing Honda's popularity from under its nose. And while Honda maintains its steady pace in the market, Toyota is rapidly taking over.
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Groundhog Day, celebrated February 2, might seem like a trivial event on the calendar, but it can be a wonderful reason for digging into some history and science with your homeschooled children. Even if you tend to shy away from ideas that require some imagination, Groundhog Day can bring fun to your classroom at home.
First of all, go with it. Embrace the spirit of predicting. Create a chart or even just take a piece of paper and have family members sign it with their predictions. Don't stop with the topic of weather. Predict when Dad will arrive home from work, down to the second. Wager a guess as to when then next blue car will pass your home. These are not activities of rocket-scientists, but they do open up conversations about educated guesses and hypotheses. Who will predict Dad will arrive at 8:00 pm when he usually comes through the door around 5:00? We use our past experiences to predict future outcomes.
Have fun with younger children and the science of shadows. If there is no sun in your backyard, use a flashlight to demonstrate how the angle from which the light source comes determines the length of the shadow. Use the Shadow Length Calculator to give accurate, personalized measurements.
Don't forget to discuss with your kids the history of Groundhog Day, which goes back hundreds of years. Long before Punxutawney Phil arrived in our hearts, people celebrated Candlemas Day where clergy would hold celebrations blessing candles, and the weather on that day was thought to foreshadow future weather patterns. People brought this tradition to American settlements and over time it transformed into our own Groundhog Day.
Celebrate with predictions, the science of shadows, and the long-lived traditions that help influence our heritages. Groundhog Day activities can help give your homeschool day a fun boost, while encouraging learning, a great combination.


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User expectations have never been higher. They need a lot from enterprise IT and expect working with their technical support team to be as easy as downloading a 99¢ app to their iPhone. Yet, enterprise IT is still responsible for data security, regulatory compliance and tech support for thousands of users.
Straight from the IT trenches, this educational series provides immediately useful tips, tricks and checklists for tackling Apple-ization and the related challenges of IT consumerization and BYOD.
How well IT (geeks) and employees (non-geeks) work together determines whether the IT department is seen as go-to geeks or an obstacle to be avoided. But, geeks and non-geeks see the world very differently, and the resulting disconnects make it hard to work together. Like it or not, this geek/non-geek dynamic is critical to the success of an Apple-ization strategy.
Join this live webinar with Paul Glen, author of Leading Geeks, to learn how the problems of working together stem from deep differences in worldview. But together, your organization can succeed with Apple-ization (faster and with less pain). Learn how to:
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Snail Oggún
Many people receive the snail Oggún and do not know that or because they are given.
The Oggún snail comes to making Oggún Ita and talking to the person through his Diloggún, but this requires animal feed 4 legs because otherwise you can not do itá.
Today many snail santeros Oggún delivered without the animal feed and only four-legged animals give feathers and therefore is not the ITA, but if you then deliver Diloggún Oggun if this is not going to talk and then you have to pay the Oba or Italero to feed him the 4-legged animal and can thus make the ITA, there is no point because you double spending.
In some houses holy snail Oggún delivered when received knife and this is logical given that the knife belongs to Oggún.
Some people also fill the cauldron of Oggún sticks to the extent that it is not known if or Zarabanda Oggún here must be clear that owns Oggún metals, the owner of the machete to open the roads, the owner of the etc line.
When told they have to receive snail Oggún required to feed him a four-legged animal that is made Oggún itá and then was worth the expense.
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On Saturday morning, Beats started offering the Powerbeats2 Wireless earbuds for sale. There are a handful of Apple retail stores that have already started offering the Powerbeats2 Wireless and the highly anticipated product should be available everywhere by the end of the week. We have been testing a pair and will have a full review soon.
In the past, many people have accused Beats of being all style and no substance. The sound that their headphones produce is often muffled, but full of kick-you-in-the face bass. The Beats stereo experience was always designed to make it sound like a live concert. Beats products were never meant for audiophiles. But that may have changed.
It all stared with the Beats Studio Wireless Bluetooth headphones released earlier this year. Recent Bluetooth headphones, especially from Bose, have been absolute failures. Bluetooth headphones usually offer tinny sound and poor volume. Beats learned from the mistakes of other companies and created a wireless Bluetooth listening experience that is on par with some of the best wired headphones. While the $379 price tag may be way too high, you can hardly find any Beats Studio Wireless owners that aren't completely satisfied.
The new Beats products don't just emphasize bass and ignore middle and high ranges of music. The bass still kicks you, but it's not overwhelming. The high ranges are greatly improved and the middle ranges are improved, but still need work. Overall, the new Beats listening experience is on par with that of Bose. This could have a lot to do with the fact the Beats line of products was recently purchased by Apple, who only sells products that appeal to everybody. When Monster owned Beats, the overdone bass products were only for a niche crowd.
It will be interesting to see where Beats goes in the future. Insiders tell us they are working with several car makers in order to have their systems installed. They are also building an improved Beats Pill wireless speaker. Beats creators Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are definitely two happy people these days.


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Last week's Smackdown did an average viewing audience of 2,590,000 viewers on SyFy. The show ended up doing a 1.92 cable rating.
Smackdown was up against the intense media coverage of the manhunt for the Boston bombing suspect. I'm actually surprised we didn't see a bigger drop off than this.


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Can You Change the Owner of a Non-Qualified Annuity?
Original post by Alexis Lawrence of Demand Media
A non-qualified annuity is an annuity account funded with income that has already been taxed. When a person purchases an annuity, the payout of that annuity is based upon the lifetime of the annuitant, not the life of the original owner of the annuity. So you can change the owner of a non-qualified annuity at any time.
Non-Qualified Annuity
The purpose of an annuity is to save money for the future by making contributions to the account over time, and later receiving scheduled payouts. Unlike retirement accounts, which might be offered through an employer, a non-qualified annuity must be opened by an individual directly through the financial institution that handles the funds. The money that you contribute to a non-qualified annuity cannot be deducted on your taxes, making it in that regard much like a standard savings account.
Annuity Owner
The person who sets up an annuity becomes the annuity owner. This person is usually the one who contributes to the annuity. The annuity owner has complete control over the money in the annuity account as long as he lives, but the distributions from the account are not necessarily based upon the lifespan of the owner. The distributions are based upon the lifespan of the person named as the annuitant.
When an annuity owner sets up an annuity through a financial institution, that owner must name an annuitant. The lifespan of this annuitant is the basis for the annuity payouts. For example, if a parent purchases an annuity with a child as the annuitant, the parent is the annuity owner, but the payout schedule is based on the lifespan of the child. Because a child generally lives longer than the parent, each annuity payout will be smaller, and the payouts will continue for longer.
Changing Owner
You can change the owner of an annuity only before the death of the original owner. If that owner dies before the annuity begins to pay out, the annuity contract is no longer valid and the annuitant must withdraw all funds from the account within five years, paying taxes on any gains. However, if the owner of the account dies after the annuity schedule begins, the annuitant will continue to receive payouts on the prearranged schedule. You can change the owner of the non-qualified annuity by filling out a change-of-ownership form through the financial institution that handles the annuity.
- Immediate Annuities: Non-Qualified Annuity Tax Rules
- Annuity Advisors: The Right Combination; Mel J. Massey, et al.
- Americo: Ownership Changes
About the Author
Alexis Lawrence is a freelance writer, filmmaker and photographer with extensive experience in digital video, book publishing and graphic design. An avid traveler, Lawrence has visited at least 10 cities on each inhabitable continent. She has attended several universities and holds a Bachelor of Science in English.


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Feb. 10, 2007
Sophomore Marisa Samaniego finished in the runner-up spot for the second consecutive day at the Pac-10 Diving Championships, this time on one-meter as the Bruins finished in second, third, and fourth place in the finals.
UCLA stands in first-place after two days of competition with 233 points. Stanford is in second with 197 points, followed by Arizona (102), USC (75), Cal (68) and Arizona State (57).
Samaniego missed first-place by just over six points, finishing second to Cassidy Krug of Stanford (293.45) with a score of 287.40.
"I'm really pleased with Marisa's performance today," said dive coach Tom Stebbins. She had a chance to win when Cassidy (Krug) missed a dive, but Marisa faultered on her dive and couldn't knock her out of first-place. This was a big weekend for her, finishing second on both days to one of the truly elite divers in the country. To see her battle and compete the way she did this weekend is great.
Seniors Sara Clark and Amanda Blong finished third and fourth, respectively, as Clark scored a huge personal best of 283.30 and Blong picked up 276.30.
"This team is really riding high and I couldn't be happier for Sara and Amanda to finish so well at Pac-10's."
In the prelims, sophomores Tess Schofield (232.10), Shannon Pirozzi (214.95) and Brittany Hill (208.90) finished 14th, 17th and 19th, respectively.
"We are going to enjoy this through today, and then go turn our focus to the tower event on Sunday and see what Tess (Schofield) and Brittany (Hill) can do. We were really close to a championship today, but hopefully we can get one tomorrow."
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text: Social Science Department Steven Schild, Ed.D. Communication - Associate Professor (507) 457-1753 email@example.com Steven Schild is a tenured Associate Professor of Social Science in the Mass Communication program at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. Before joining the Department of Social Science, Dr. Schild worked as a reporter, editor and photographer for three daily newspapers and one weekly. He also worked in public relations, winning awards for writing, editing and photography. His scholarly interests include censorship, online communications networks, and letters to the editor. Dr. Schild is also a published poet. Courses Taught Recently at SMU Reporting II Contemporary Issues in Media Communications Principles of Public Relations Editing Reporting Governmental Affairs Lasallian Honors Program Capstone course Education Ed.D., Educational Leadership, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN, 1999 M.A., English,Winona State University, Winona, MN, 1992 B.S., English, Winona State University, Winona, MN, 1977 A.A., Print Journalism, Rochester Community College, Rochester, MN, 1973 Teaching Experience 1990 to Present: Associate Professor in Social Science, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota 1995-2004: Chaired, Media Communications Department Interdisciplinary Studies 1983-1992: Winona State University, adjunct faculty, Mass Communication Department 1990-1992: English Department Graduate Assistant 1984-1987: Mass Communication Department News Bureau Supervisor Professional Experience Member, Minnesota News Council (2004-present) Organized, moderated just-war symposium, March 27, 2003, Saint Mary's University Member, Winona Area Public Schools Curriculum Committee, 2002-Present Member, Winona Cable Television Advisory Commission, 2002-Present Paper reviewer for Small Programs Interest Group, Association for Educators in Journalism & Mass Communication, April, 2000 Organized "Obscenity, Pornography, Free Speech Forum," 2000, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Member of Planning Committee for: "The Many Faces of Buddhism", 2000 and "Islam: Sharing Traditions, Sharing Lives", 1999 Volunteer newsletter consultant, Winona, MN, County Historical Society, 1999 Member, reader-review panel of The Courier, publication of the Winona Diocese, Spring, 1998 Accredited Member, Wisconsin Healthcare Public Relations & Marketing Society Member, Habitat for Humanity--Winona County 1992-1993; chair of Public Relations Committee, member of Fund-Raising Committee Member, Human Rights Committee, Winona Occupational Rehabilitation Center Member, Citizens for Alternatives to Incineration, 1990-1992 Former Member, Winona Human Rights Commission Judge,Communications Review, Pennsylvania Hospital Association's Public Relations & Marketing Society, 1995 Judge, 1989 Communications Review, Ohio Hospital Public Relations & Marketing Society Judge, 1989 Communications Review, Illinois Hospital Public Relations & Marketing Society Academic and Professional Distinctions Secretary, Faculty Salary and Benefits Committee (2005-2006 academic year) Who's Who Among American Teachers, 2005 Nominee, Severin Award for Excellence in Teaching, Saint Mary's University, Winona, 2005 Chair, Saint Mary's University Faculty, 2003-2004 academic year Chair, Media Communications Department, Saint Mary's University, Winona, 1995-2004 Who's Who Among American Teachers, 2004 Award of Excellence, Award of Merit, Minnesota League of Poets, 2002 Chair, Faculty Salary and Benefits Committee, Saint Mary's University, 2000-2002 Finalist, St. Paul Pioneer Press Year 2000 Community Columnist Competition 2000 Recipient of Faculty Development Grant, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota 1996 Recipient of Bush Faculty Development Grant, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota "A Student/Faculty Collaboration to Enhance the Use of the World-Wide Web in Media Communications Courses" Who's Who Among American Teachers, 1996 Wisconsin Healthcare Public Relations & Marketing Society Communications Review: • 1991: Award of Merit, Writing • 1990: Award of Excellence, Patient-Services Publication (copywriter) • 1989: Award of Excellence, Judges' Choice Award, Best Ad Campaign (copywriter) Award of Merit, External Magazine (editor) • 1988: Award of Excellence, Photography; Award of Merit, Writing Viterbo College, La Crosse, Wis.: • 1990: Poetry Award, Touchstone Magazine LaCrosse (WI)/Rochester (MN) Ad Club: • 1990: Honorable Mention, Brochure (copywriter) • 1989: Best Campaign of Show (copywriter); Best Regional or National Ad (copywriter) Presentations April 2006: "A Case Study: Referendum Results Reflect Lack of Representativeness in Letters to the Editor," Western Social Science Association annual meeting, Phoenix, AZ April 2005: "Winning the Opinion Page, Losing at the Polls," Western Social Science Association annual meeting, Albuquerque, NM April, 2004: "What Keeps Lurkers Silent?" 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The Avengers Alternate Opening Scene
An alternate opening scene for The Avengers, included in the upcoming DVD and Blu-ray release, has surfaced online.
The deleted clip features Cobie Smulders' S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill being interviewed about "what went wrong" after the events of the movie, accompanied by scenes of the destruction caused in New York during the climatic battle.
We see glimpses of Captain America and The Hulk, and the foreshadowing is pretty grim.
Speaking about The Avengers, Hill laments, "Who would bring those people together, and not expect what happened?"
Do you think it would have worked well as a teaser for the rest of the movie?
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One of Tommy James and the Shondells biggest hits, "Mony Mony," is suddenly a multi-media hit.
The song originally reached No. 3 for James and his group in 1968, and was famously covered twice by Billy Idol, whose 1981 studio version went to No. 7 on Billboard's dance chart and whose 1987 live version topped the pop charts--ironically supplanting Tiffany's cover of James and the Shondells' "I Think We're Alone Now."
Idol's studio version is now featured in a new Nissan Sentra "Spread Your Joy" commercial, in which the Sentra driver plays "Mony Mony" through a handheld connected to the car's Bose speaker system--with everyone within earshot singing along.
Meanwhile, James and the Shondells' version has been licensed to IGT slot machines for use in its new King Currency casino game in the U.S. and worldwide. It will be the background audio for random bonus rounds as well as for when a player hits a jackpot.
"Mony Mony" came about when James and Ritchie Cordell (writer of "I Think We're Alone Now") were writing in James' apartment in New York. Needing a song title, they went out on the terrace, where James saw the red MONY initials lit up atop the Mutual Of New York building.
The rest, of course, is pop music history.
"It's so great to know that this song, 'Mony Mony,' which has been around for so long, continues to create excitement over and over again," says James. "I am amazed at the continued interest in my catalog around the world, and I thank all the folks that keep the songs alive."
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Sailor's Wharf
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Sailors Wharf is a large neighbourhood on the southern part of the Northern Landmass in San Andreas in Grand Theft Auto 1.
It's a generally a harbour neighbourhood, as two of the four car cranes lies here. The district boraders Marina to the east, Chinatown and Market to the north and Woodside to the west. The district is based on Fisherman's Wharf.


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May 4, 2011
Hexagon-like nanopattern amplifies virus fingerprint
Focused ion beam (FIB) processing is a useful technique for fabricating uniform micro/nanostructured patterns on gold thin film. Building on its wide advantages, the method has been applied to create surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrates. The FIB-made pattern (denoted here as "the fibAu") is assessed to have high electromagnetic effect and thus increases the enhancement factor for detecting target species. The nanoscale SERS-active pattern is very suitable to detect size-comparable pathogens such as viruses. The illustration below describes the procedures for detecting a molecular probe or target virus.
Researchers at National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, have shaped micro/nanostructured patterns using a physical process such as vertically sensitive nano-indentation or FIB (described here). These identified SERS-active substrates were applied for the detection or distinction of different viruses.
First, the SERS mechanism on these fibAu patterns is estimated by low-concentration molecular probes as the target molecules with respect to a suitable laser wavelength as the excitation source. Second, these SERS-active fibAu patterns are further optimized by considering geometrical, dimensional and spacing factors.
The results indicate that a hexagon-like fibAu pattern may induce a very high electromagnetic mechanism based on the availability of multiple edges and small curvature. By decreasing the dimensions from 300 to 150 nm, the laser-focused area contains an increasing number of micro/nanostructures and therefore intensifies the excitation of SERS signals.
If the geometry and dimensions of the micro/nanostructures are optimized, the relative intensity/surface area value may reach a maximum as the spacing approaches 22 nm. However, an exponential decrease is found as the spacing increases, which most probably results from the loss of electromagnetic effect.
Comparing the factors of geometry, dimension and spacing between two micro/nanostructures, a statistical analysis indicates that spacing is the dominant factor for the effect of SERS.
Third, the optimized fibAu pattern has been experimentally configured to detect the influenza virus. Based on the resulting SERS spectrum, the major part of the fingerprint information from the outermost surface of the influenza virus can be clearly assigned.
Accordingly, the group will now tailor these fibAu patterns and enable them for fast-screening detection of size-dependent or envelop-sensitive viruses.
The researchers presented their work in the journal Nanotechnology.
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This study was conducted by researchers from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan. The corresponding author, Prof. Dr Jiunn-Der Liao, is currently chairman of the department. His research focuses on engineering materials for biomedical applications using nanofabrication methods and nano-characterization tools. The first author, Ying-Yi Lin, is currently a PhD candidate and Yu-Hung Ju is a graduate masters student in the department. They performed all the FIB experiments and the related Raman analyses. Dr Chia-Wei Chang is a fresh PhD, who gave assistance on the Raman analyses. His major study is focused on SERS-active substrates fabricated by a vertically sensitive nano-indentation method. Prof. Ai-Li Shiau is a virus expert and responsible for the virus purification. She is currently a professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at National Cheng Kung University.


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Throughout history many civilizations have been able to impress future generations with distinctive architectural style. The best parts of one popular style will often influence another. Concepts will continue to evolve until the world consensus decides to go in an all together different direction. But great styles always endure and eventually will re-emerge in some fashion or another. For it is the Architectural Revival that makes use of the important visual elements from a previous era.
Italianate, a Renaissance revival style, draws from a wide range of mainly 16th century Italian architectural models. This fresh approach which borrowed from the look of classical buildings began to appear in England right at the turn of the 19th century. It was not long before the movement spread through Europe and by the early 1830s it arrived in America.
Some prominent features of the style as it developed here at home include: Low roof lines which seem to be supported by corbels; classical columns which are used to bolster balconies and other overhangs; centered and terraced domes and towers; arched windows; and of course, the extensive use of balusters, balustrades, finials and cornices.
Many early California houses were wooden renditions of the European Italianate style. For instance, the historic John Muir family mansion in Martinez, a National Historic Site, clearly demonstrates the influence of the movement.
Some of the buildings of early San Francisco were also of this style. Unfortunately, like so many of these early Victorian era structures that were made of wood, their numbers are ever diminishing.
For a more enduring example of the style, let us consider the Merced County Courthouse which was erected in 1874. Also on the National Register of Historic Places, this functional yet beautiful government building was designed by Albert Bennett (1825-1890) who eventually became California's state architect.
It was the second of five very similar San Joaquin Valley courthouses that Mr. Bennett built between 1872 and 1876. It is also the last that remains. These three story courthouses were Italianate in style, but as is the case with most revival architecture there are many other influences at play.
Certain elements of his design borrowed from what was current in Europe at the time. Also, the statues which grace the building's rooftops descend directly from Roman mythology. Sculptures of Justica (Justice) on the lower eyebrow shaped roofs are closely watched by Minerva (wisdom) which is perched high atop the central dome.
The initial use of the Merced Courthouse was many fold. The ground level was headquarters to the sheriff and his county jail. The second level, which is accessed by a grand stairway, had rooms that were devoted to county offices, the district attorney, court judges and a law library. Proceeding from the second level, there is a wonderful interior stairway with heavy curved handrails that leads to the courtroom which was located at the top.
I was personally impressed with the interior woodwork. It is done in old-growth west coast Redwood which was painted and grained to resemble east coast Oak in order to be more impressive. The irony now is that Redwood is much more valuable than Oak.
This magnificent building is now home to the Merced County Courthouse Museum, www.mercedmuseum.org). Located at 21st and N streets, it is really worth a visit. The interior is devoted to sharing a wonderful collection of photographs, artifacts and many other pieces of historical memorabilia. The Merced Historical Society is also host to many special events during the year. Currently there is an exhibit on view titled, "Celebrating Woman in Merced County History."
The museum is open 1-4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday but you can visit the grounds and view the building anytime.


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SUN DEVIL DATA: The regular season finish line is within sight as the Arizona State men's hoops, 8-3 in its past 11, team hits the road twice this week, as it travels to Oregon for a rare Tuesday (March 4) Pac-12 game when it meets the Ducks at 8 p.m. PT/9 p.m. MT on FOX Sports 1, comes back to Tempe, then travels to Corvallis for a Saturday (March 8) matinee at 1:30 p.m. PT vs. the Oregon State Beavers. ASU is coming off a home sweep of the Bay Area schools and with a win Tuesday would clinch a first-round bye in the Pac-12 Tourament. Tim Healey and Kyle Dodd have the local radio call this week on 92.3 FM back in dry heat land, while Sirius/XM antennas are 92/190 for Oregon and 113/193 for Oregon State.
RPI: ASU enters this week No. 28 in the NCAA official RPI and has nine top-50 wins and will have a chance for 13 by the time the regular season ends. ASU only played the two teams at the bottom of the Pac-12 standings (USC and UW) once and has nine top-100 wins over Arizona (1), Colorado (30), Oregon (33), Stanford (42), California (53 twice), Marquette (70), Utah (82) and at UNLV (99). ASU also has wins over top-100 striking distance teams Oregon State (102) and UC Irvine (107). If Oregon State and UC Irvine jump into the top 100 and ASU sweeps this weekend, 13 top-100 wins could happen.
20 AND COUNTING: ASU has its fifth 20-win season under Coach Sendek in his eight years. In the previous 25 seasons (1981-82 to 2005-06) it had three (20-10 in 1989-90 and 24-9 in 1994-95 under Bill Frieder and 20-12 in 2002-03 under Rob Evans).
BLOCK----CHYNSKI!: Jordan Bachynski, the nation's leading shot blocker with 123 (4.24 pg), is blocking one of every 14.07 opponent FGAs. In the first three seasons of his career (89 games), he averaged 6.6 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.03 blocks. This season he is at 11.2 ppg., 8.4 rpg and 4.2 bpg. Jordan has a double-double in 11 games, after entering the season with five (89 games). With 304 career blocks he is now the Pac-12 record holder, topping Anthony Cook of Arizona (278 from 1985-89) and his 123 blocks broke his Pac-12-season record from last year of 120.
MARRIOTT POINTS: Games in opposing arenas have been a good thing for Jahii Carson, who has averaged 21.0 points in 20 true road games. His top five scoring games are all away from Tempe and he has averaged 20.8 points in 25 road/neutral games.
40 at UNLV (11/19/13)
34 vs. Stanford at Pac-12 Tournament in Las Vegas (3/13/13)
32 at Washington (2/2/13)
30 vs. #14 Creighton in Las Vegas (11/24/12)
29 at California (1/29/14)
THE BLOCK STAT: Jordan Bachynski with his Pac-12 record 123 blocks is blocking one of every 14.07 opponent shots and one of every 10.20 two-point attempts.
DANG GOOD HOME SEASON: ASU closed one of the best home seasons in 40-year history of Wells Fargo Arena last weekend, as ASU finished 16-1 on Ned Wulk Court and won eight straight Pac-12 home games after dropping the opener vs. Washington back on Jan. 2. Since the building opened in 1974-75, ASU had just two seasons with one or no losses prior to this season. It opened the building with 14 straight wins in 1974-75 and in 1980-81 it went 14-1 at home with dudes named Byron Scott, Fat Lever and Alton Lister. The Sun Devils also tied the school record for home wins with 2009-10 and 2012-13 (16-4).
REVISITING JERMAINE VS. UA: All senior graduate transfer Jermaine Marshall seems to do is hit big shots and come up big when the Sun Devils need it most, and his game vs. Arizona on Valentine's Day was epic and earned him Pac-12 Player of the Week. In leading ASU to its highest win over a ranked opponent at home in school history, Marshall had 29 points on 11-of-23 shooting (4-of-8 from the three-point stripe). He kept ASU in it early with 12 first-half points and then was rock solid in the second overtime with eight points. He made a three-pointer with 1:34 left and ASU down four, then tied it with a three-pointer with 58 seconds left. With ASU down one he made a driving layup with 14 seconds left that would be the game winner in the 69-66 double overtime victory.
VS. DUCKS: ASU is 7-3 vs. the Ducks in the past 10 games...ASU has swept the Ducks 12 times in its 35 Pac-10 seasons.. ASU is 8-6 against UO under Coach Sendek, including 3-3 in Eugene, 5-2 in Tempe and 0-1 in the Pac-10 Tournament...ASU is 42-33 against the Ducks all-time.
ASU 74, OREGON 72 (FEB. 8, 2014): It was your same-old, boring, routine grab 21-point second half lead, fall behind by two, allow another player to score 29 points....IN THE SECOND HALF...have your best player miss a triple-double by just a rebound and a get another walk-off block 74-72 Sun Devil win over Oregon on Feb. 8...Jordan Bachynski had 26 points, nine rebounds and nine blocks in 38 minutes...ASU shot 15-of-22 (.682) in the first half and 6-of-24 (.250) in the second half...Oregon was 9-of-36 (.350) in the first half from the field...Shaq McKissic had 15 points in 38 minutes...ASU was just 3-of-15 (.200) from the three-point stripe...ASU won the game despite Jahii Carson (2-of-10) and Jermaine Marshall (3-of-11) having off nights.
12-Jordan Bachynski vs. Cal State Northridge, Dec. 8, 2012
9-Jordan Bachynski vs. Oregon (2/8/14)
9-Jordan Bachynski vs. Colorado (1/6/13)
9-Jordan Bachynski vs. Central Arkansas (11/10/12)
JORDAN AT THE LINE: Jordan Bachynski entered the Pac-12 season 180-of-318 (.567) from the free throw line. Since Pac-12 tipped, he is 58-of-74 (.783) at the charity stripe.
BLOCK-WIN-SKI: Three times this season Jordan Bachynski has blocked a potential shot near the buzzer to prevent an overtime or win. Against No. 25 Marquette on Nov. 25, his walk-off block gave ASU the 79-77 win. On Feb. 8 vs. Oregon, he swatted away Joseph Young's layup at the buzzer that would have tied it in the 74-72 win. On Feb. 14, he blocked T.J. McConnell's runner in the lane with ASU up one that led to a Jahii Carson runout dunk and the 69-66 win over #2 Arizona.
1. 123, Jordan Bachynski, ASU, 2013-14
2. 120, Jordan Bachynski, ASU, 2012-13
3. 115, Mario Bennett, ASU, 1994-95
EJ IMPROVING: Sophomore Eric Jacobsen was 26-of-51 (.509) from the free throw line in his career entering the Arizona game on Jan. 16, but has made 14-of-19 (.737) since. He had a season-high seven points and matched season-highs in minutes (20) and rebounds (six) in the Jan. 29 overtime win at California and posted six boards and five points in 20 minutes vs. Stanford on Feb. 26 in the 76-64 Sun Devil win.
1,000: Jahii Carson enters his 65th game vs. Stanford with 1,180 points (18.4 ppg). Only two Sun Devils reached 1,000 points quicker than Jahii who did it in his 55th game. Ike Diogu reached 1,000 in his 50th game, while James Harden did it in his 52nd. One other Sun Devil scored 1,000 points in his first two years, as Bobby Lazor had 1,077 in 62 career games (17.4 ppg.) in his ASU career (1997-99) after two seasons at Syracuse. Bobby reached his 1,000th point in his 58th Sun Devil tilt.
1. Eddie House (1996-2000)--2,044
20. Dennis Dairman (1962-65)--1,220
21. Jahii Carson (2012-14)--1,180
22. Chad Prewitt (1998-2002)--1,177
23. Fat Lever (1978-82)--1,137
NCAA LEADERS: Jordan Bachynski current leads the NCAA in blocks per game (4.24). Three Sun Devils have led the NCAA in official categories. Jeff Pendergraph shot 66 percent from the field in 2008-09, Ahlon Lewis averaged 9.19 assists in 1997-98 and Dick Daugherty shot 87.2 percent (75-of-86) from the free throw line in 1953-54. Radio analyst Kyle Dodd can lay claim to an unofficial NCAA record with a 4.73 assist-to-turnover ratio back in 2002-03 (104 assists and 22 turnovers), but the NCAA didn't officially start tracking the statistic until 2007-08. Jordan has 123 blocks in 29 games (4.24 per game), while Rhamel Brown of Manhattan has 110 in 29 games (3.79).
SHAQ: Shaquielle McKissic has one year to play and is making the most of it. In the past 20 games, he is averaging 10.7 points and 5.8 rebounds while shooting .507 from the field (70-of-138). In those tilts he has 44 assists and just 16 turnovers. He has 66 assists and just 21 turnovers and leads the team with 37 steals. He is averaging 6.3 rebounds in past 10 games and has 13 double-figure scoring games on the year.
MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MARSHALL: Don't sleep on this. In five high-intensity wins where every bucket was needed (overtime games vs. #2 Arizona, Oregon State and at California, Marquette and at UNLV), Jermaine Marshall was 42-of-81 (.519) from the floor, 19-of-35 (.543) from the three-point stripe and posted 29 vs. Arizona, 25 vs. Oregon Sate, 22 at California, 21 at UNLV and 20 vs. Marquette. Want more? In the second-half of those nail biters he was 27-of-48 (.563) from floor. He has 1,320 career points and 182 career three-pointers in 118 career games. In the three overtime wins this year Jermaine is averaging 25.3 points.
MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MARSHALL PART II: Graduate transfer Jermaine Marshall joined the program in August after playing three years at Penn State. Last year he averaged 15.3 points (sixth in Big Ten), 4.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists and shot .759 from the free throw line (107-of-141). Marshall has 1,320 career points, 182 three pointers and has knocked down 254-of-343 (.741) free throws. He has posted 20 20-point games (11 at ASU), and four of his top scoring games were against ranked teams.
OT: With wins at Cal (Jan. 29), vs. Oregon State (Feb. 6) and #2 Arizona (Feb. 14), ASU is 13-5 under Coach Sendek at ASU and has won seven of the past eight in free basketball games.
BO KNOWS HOW TO HELP: After transferring from Hawaii where he made freshman school record 57 threes in 2010-11, last year Bo Barnes made four shots and had 13 total points in 11 games and 78 minutes. In past 12 games he has played 221 minutes (18.4 pg), is 23-of-51 (.451) from field, 15-of-34 (.441) from three and averaging 6.5 ppg.
GREAT ONES DIDN'T DO THIS: Jahii Carson averaged 18.5 points and 5.1 assists last season, the first freshman to do that since Chris McGuthrie of Mount St. Mary's in 1992-93 (19.8/.5.1). Those numbers are without equal in the history of the Pac-10/12 for a freshman as well.
ONE MORE HOME NOTE: ASU is one of just seven teams to have 16 home wins and no more than one loss in its home arena. The others are a rather impressive list: Arizona (18-0), Florida (16-0), Wichita State (16-0), Syracuse (16-1), Duke (16-0), Cincinnati (17-1).
COMEBACKS: ASU is 4-6 when trailing at the half, after going 8-50 the previous four seasons. ASU came back from halftime deficits to win at UNLV (38-34), vs. Utah (41-37), vs. Oregon State (29-26) and vs. #2 Arizona (26-21). ASU is 17-2 when it leads at the half, with its only defeats to Miami (30-24) and at Stanford (33-32).


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A clothing store calling their customers sounds incredibly rude and even absurd, but a new Japanese brand has done just that in a sense after incorporating their personally picked people sizes. Instead of the clothes company following the conservative terms like small, medium, and large, "Fatyo" instead lists its only sizes as twitch, skinny, fat, and jumbo. UPI News reveals this Wednesday, June 4, 2014, in their inside report that while the brand may just be trying to grab public attention with the strange labeling choices, they may be doing more harm to good over time to the self-esteem of their future customers.
Fatyo has come up with a new way to attract interest while attempting to be funny likely just demeaning their consumers. The emerging clothing store situated in Japan quite literally calls their customers fat by labeling a total of four sizes available at their stores: Twitch or Skinny, and Fat or Jumbo." While these roughly translate to the regular size moderators of small, medium, and large (or extra large), the titles are being called unconventional by some and simply cruel by others.
Of course, Fatyo isn't the first company to try out the idea of labeling sizes with different phrases to offer customers a new take on their products. Starbuck's Coffee, for example, never uses the word "small" in their marketing, instead opting for the much more appealing sounding "tall" instead. Yet while this clever marketing strategy sounds just fine when it comes to buying a certain amount of a specialty drink, having someone buy a shirt size labeled "fat" seems highly counterproductive, as weight is a different issue altogether.
She Finds News relayed yesterday through that coverage that the Japanese Fatyo website notes that the clothing company uses "alternative" forms of sizing labels, and that they have worked to put a modern edge on their style in order to make "fat" come off as "cool." At the same time, "twitch" may be an unfamiliar term to some Americans as well. A twitch is often considered a derogatory description, or slang, of young women who are very thing and usually attractive but catty and licentious at the same time.
What do you think of the Fatyo clothing brand size options? Would you ever like picking out a size labeled as fat, jumbo, twitch, or even skinny? Sound off with your personal comments below on this new marketing attempt at making often rude words sound "cool" in the eyes of people and potential consumers. In related news this week, a plus size calendar has just been released recently, showcasing the beauty that women with curves possess on the cover, bringing confidence and comfort to females everywhere. Perhaps that sends a much more positive message that simply labelling one another with a price tag.
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He's learning to adjust after cancer surgery
MIDDLEBURY — A recent surgery means that Sam Grewe, a Middlebury boy who was diagnosed with cancer in his right knee last winter, should eventually be able to return to the active lifestyle he loves.
Sam was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his right knee in late December and underwent chemotherapy earlier this year. On April 4, he underwent a rotationplasty at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis and returned home just a few days later.
In a rotationplasty, a surgeon cuts above and below the knee, removing that part of the leg, and then rotating and reconnecting the ankle and foot to the thigh. A prosthesis can be worn to equal the length of the other leg, with the ankle joint now functioning as a knee.
The goal is that the ankle will be reattached at a height that will be level with the other knee by the time the patient is fully grown. The rotated foot will bend in the direction a lower leg would and will be the basis for a prosthetic calf and foot.
Sam's doctors are predicting him to reach 6 feet 3 inches from his current 5 feet 10 inches, his mother, Michelle Grewe said.
Michelle said she and husband Randy Grewe chose the rotationplasty because of the size of the cancer and because of new spots doctors found on Sam's tibia before the surgery.
The rotationplasty should lead to Sam again enjoying an active lifestyle, while the alternative surgery would have resulted in Sam's leg being at risk in even strong waves in water, according to Michelle.
For now, though, Sam's days are largely confined to the house, where he often lounges while watching TV, reading, browsing online or undertaking a personal challenge to become super speedy at solving a Rubik's Cube.
"One of the big battles for Sam right now, in addition to the obvious — having your leg sewn on backwards and the chemotherapy and all that — is just boredom. He's just so bored," she said. "He's used to being able to just get up and go."
Sam had been a seventh grader at Northridge Middle School, active in basketball and football, but is taking the rest of the year off because of frequent hospital visits and the time to recuperate.
He'll be fit for a prosthetic leg in four weeks, eventually also going to physical therapy to begin strengthening his right leg. Because the doctors don't actually cut the nerves or blood vessels in a rotationplasty, Michelle explained, Sam was able to move the toes on his right foot as soon as the epidural wore off after surgery. He can easily move his toes and ankle, but it's currently a bit more challenging to move them the direction he intends. Because his foot now faces the opposite direction it did, when Sam wants to point his toes right, they turn the way they would have before surgery, which is now to his left. Michelle explained that Sam is working on trying to realign how his brain controls that foot.
This week, he'll begin another round of chemotherapy, this time at Memorial Hospital in South Bend instead of in Indianapolis. Michelle said that the coming chemo is just an added reassurance to be sure the cancer is gone and does not reappear. The family isn't sure how long chemo will last. The Mayo Clinic is examining the new spots doctors found around Sam's knee before surgery and the Clinic's analysis will determine if Sam's chemo lasts through August or October, with weeks of chemo followed by weeks off.
Sam, his parents and sister Audrey have found some routine through the ever-changing days of the last few months, but new experiences are still ahead. They've gotten to know staff at their usual hospitals and know what to expect as far as Sam's reaction to chemotherapy, Michelle said, but now are researching where to have Sam fitted for his prosthetic leg and preparing for physical therapy.
After that, Sam's life may return to his more usual days before his cancer diagnosis.
"By all accounts," Michelle said, "he should be able eventually to do any of that stuff, any of the sports."
"It will be a happy day when he doesn't have to use the crutches," she said.
Several people are losing weight as a fundraiser for the Sam Grewe family.
According to Brenda Dwyer, several people, including local pastor Rich Troyer, who is also Sam's uncle, will be losing weight from Monday through June 23, with all donations given for their effort going to the Grewe family.


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Release Date: 2011-03-25
Genre: Animation,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 32min
One night Mia has a premonition. So after saying a few words of parting at her mother's grave, she sets out on a journey across mountains and jungles to search for her father, who is trapped in a landslide at a remote construction site.
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Usher and Bieber Sign 5-Month-Old Baby to Record Label
LOS ANGELES – Davey Mendoza, aka "Infanta$ide D," an infant, is the first artist signed to Usher and Justin Bieber's new record label, "Thuggies."
"His flow is ridiculous" said Usher, before giving us a sneak peak of Infanta$ide's upcoming album.
The title track, "Aghagbabaym," is a masterpiece of deconstructive rap, combining quadruple time flows and verbal wizardry that completely disregards concrete language.
Usher hopes that Mendoza's androgynous good-looks and killer smile — he believes his singular tooth is his best feature — will make him a star among infant listeners
The rising star's signature uni-tooth inspired rapper and fashion icon Kanye West to voluntarily knock out all of his own teeth.
As he performed the impromptu dental surgery on himself at an NYC nightclub via champagne bottle, Kanye was heard shouting, "thith thit dope ath fucgh…graythest ah all thime".
"We were trying to sign Mendoza for months before Usher got to him," said Arnie Blatt, VP of Music at Disney.
"The infant market is too huge for us to miss out on and you know how those young baby girls go goo-goo-gaa-gaa for stuff like this.
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First alumni society friend-raiser social a success
More than 35 Penn State alumni and friends gathered Aug. 30, for the Alle-Kiski Society's first "Friend-Raiser," a social event that introduced "new" Penn State alumni to "old" society members..
Co-hosted by the "For the Future" campaign committee at Penn State New Kensington, the event was held at Arsenal Cider House and Wine Cellar. The Civil War-themed winery, located across from historic Arsenal Park in Lawrenceville, Pa., specializes in small batch, hand crafted beverages. The venue afforded guests the opportunity to engage campus and society staff, and to enjoy the casual atmosphere that included cider, wine sorbet and a tour of the facilities.
"It was a perfect opportunity to meet and greet new and old friends," said Patrick Kopnicky, who along with his wife, Mardelle, co-chairs the committee.
Guests savored samples of cider and wine, and for a grand finale, cleansed their palates with a wine sorbet. Everything was made on the premises. In addition to emails and phone numbers of future Penn State connections, participants left with a personalized one-liter growler of wine or cider.
"I want to thank everyone who made our first friend-raising event such a success," said Donna Speer, director of development at the campus. "It was a great opportunity for alumni to network and socialize with fellow Penn Staters."
"We hope this will be the beginning of future monthly social gatherings, dubbed 'First Thursdays,'" Kopnicky said.
Based at the campus, the Alle-Kiski Society is the local chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association. The board of directors, comprising alumni, parents and friends of Penn State, represents more than 7,000 alumni living in the Alle-Kiski Valley. New and recent graduates of Penn State New Kensington can connect with fellow Penn Staters at the monthly meetings of the Alle-Kiski Society, held 6:30 p.m. on the third Monday of the month at Dingbats Restaurant/Royal Gatherings in the Pittsburgh Mills mall.
Another way to keep connected to Penn State is through the society's Facebook page, Alle-Kiski Society, Penn State Alumni Association. Alumni who earned their Penn State degrees at the campus or those who attended New Kensington and earned their degrees at another Penn State campus are welcome to join. In addition, former campus students who attended New Kensington and then left to pursue their career paths are encouraged to reconnect with the campus. These individuals include many former athletes who continued their academic and athletic careers at other institutions. Facebook is a way to catch up with the "lost" alumni of the campus.
Photos of the event are available on Facebook,
For other events sponsored by the Alle-Kiski Society, visit http://www.nk.psu.edu/Alumni/alumorg.htm
For more on the "For the Future" campaign, visit http://www.nk.psu.edu/Giving/givetoday.htm
Receive stories like this in your email. The Penn State New Kensington Newswire is a free weekly electronic update of news and announcements from the campus. You can get timely information about new academic programs, admissions, career services, student activities, athletics, development and alumni, continuing education, and much more in your e-mail every Thursday. You can also subscribe to the free daily newswire service from University Park and other campuses. To keep in touch with the latest buzz, go to: http://newswires.psu.edu/
Gifts from corporate supporters count toward the goals of For the Future: The Campaign for Penn State Students. This University-wide fundraising effort is directed toward a shared vision of Penn State as the most comprehensive, student-centered research university in America. The University is engaging Penn State's alumni and friends as partners in achieving six key objectives: ensuring student access and opportunity, enhancing honors education, enriching the student experience, building faculty strength and capacity, fostering discovery and creativity, and sustaining the University's tradition of quality. The campaign's top priority is keeping a Penn State degree affordable for students and families. The For the Future campaign is the most ambitious effort of its kind in Penn State's history, with the goal of securing $2 billion in private support by 2014. Penn State New Kensington's goal is $3 million.


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In addition to e-paper and solar cells, the Korean electronic-maker describes OLED displays as one of its "new growth engines." The company recently introduced a 15-inch OLED TV, which should hit shelves in the US this summer for around $2,725 -- but that's just the start. LG intends to ship a 30-inch television with the technology as early as mid-2011. Previous reports suggested 40-inch OLED panels should arrive in 2012.
LG's OLED screens may also be coming to future-generation Apple iPod, iPhone or iPad products, as Cupertino has reportedly increased its contract from $500 million to $800 million.


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Bill Murray has finally addressed the rumors regarding strained relations between him and Lucy Liu during the filming of "Charlie's Angels" in an interview Friday with Access Hollywood.
"That all gets blown crazy out of proportion as you can imagine," Murray says about his supposed backstage bickering with his cast mates, particularly Liu. "There was one day we had a misunderstanding about a scene we were going to do, and it was, um, relayed to me that one of us had chosen to do it this way and that was how it was chosen to do.
"I said, 'Lucy, how can you want to say these lines? These are so crazy. They don't make any sense with the scene we just did, you know. These are like, ridiculous. Why would you ever want to say this?' "
Liu's response, according to Murray: "She got furious with me because she, you know, she thought it was a personal assault. Well, it turned out she hadn't said this at all. This had been misrepresented by a production person -- a high-ranking production person -- and it wasn't true at all. And the reality was, she hated these lines as much as I did, but for like 15 or 20 minutes, there it was -- you know, we went to our separate corners and fired hand grenades and bottle rockets at each other."
Murray said the two actors reconciled their differences.
"We made peace and I got to know her better from that day and I feel very warmly for her now."
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