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- on April 23rd, 2013
Today – although for only a brief 90 seconds of pandemonium – we witnessed the perfect storm of highfrequency news dissemination via social media (twitter), mixed with highfrequency algorithmic trading, amid a backdrop of highfrequency mood swings abetted by recent terrorist acts and a market that neither the experts nor the noobs are properly positioned in.
A little after 1pm Eastern, the Associated Press (AP) twitter account was hacked and published a message announcing that two bombs had just exploded at the White House and President Barack Obama had been injured. As this twitter message was quickly retweeted, commented upon, and reacted against, the stock market as measured by the S&P 500 ($SPY) did this…
Meanwhile, in simultaneous action, the high frequency algo bots who so proudly proclaim their utility to markets in the form of "added liquidity" did this in America's "deepest most liquid market" the S&P 500 futures contract…
The red oval shows you where liquidity (bids and offers) used to be, gone in a nanosecond.
Bottom line, friends: Retail traders with timeframes shorter than a week have no reasonable shot in this marketplace if you trade any product or manage any position that requires you to leave open stop orders with your broker to protect your capital. Forget about it. You're toast. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. But the game is stacked against you, and the house edge always wins.
As these shenanigans continue to happen and the exchanges quietly count their ever-rising trading fees from HFT firms – while our elected and nominated government officials quietly collect campaign donations to keep the status quo (cash cow) – what can the little guy (you and me) do to limit our chances of getting whipsawed by yet another algo gone wild, fraudulent/mis-reported news item, hacked twitter account, or blatant market structure abuse (it will happen)?
Well, I don't have the complete answer, but my hunch has me leaning exclusively towards options.
With options, a trader or investor can structure a trade that properly expresses his opinion of market direction, yet do so with explicitly defined risk. The simplest strategy is to simply purchase options. You can be long call options in stock XYZ which trades at $75.00. If you size your position properly (meaning, the max risk to your portfolio is well within reasonable limits), then XYZ can flash crash all the way down to $00.01, but it won't matter to you in the least. You will have only lost what you planned to risk, nothing more. Trade simply didn't work out… on to the next one. Or, perhaps you've deemed that if XYZ trades below $74.00, then your reason for being in the trade is invalidated? Well, what if XYZ was hit with one of those mini-flashes that now seem to happen every day (see Google just yesterday!) and it traded down to $71 only to quickly (before you can bat an eyelid) return right back to its previously trending price around $75? If you were holding stock, your stop-loss would've been triggered and you'd be out (at your price in the event of a stop-limit order, or worse – at the very bottom of the fake move in the case of a stop-market order). Meanwhile, the lonely option trader in the same position holding long XYZ calls just sits back on his hands and watches the drama unfold. Unfazed and unharmed, and still in his valid position.
Is this the perfect solution? No. It comes with costs in the form of premium. Consider that your insurance. Can't afford insurance? In today's marketplace, an independent retail Trader simply cannot afford not to have insurance.
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Forecast discussion: A weak high pressure ridge brought dry weather to Providence for most of Sunday. However, the high will give way to a low pressure system over western Pennsylvania. This low will bring some light to moderate snow showers by this evening. Any moderate snow bands will occur between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. All snow showers will come to an end before the start of the morning commute on Monday. I'm only expecting a coating to 2 inches, with the highest amounts along the south coast.
We will see sunshine slowly work its way out of the clouds by Monday afternoon. However, a deep upper level trough will bring Arctic air back over the region, starting Monday night. Overnight lows will be in the lower teens Monday and Tuesday evening. High temperatures will only make it to the middle 20's for Tuesday and Wednesday. Increasing clouds Wednesday night will blanket us, keeping some of the sun's energy from leaving the atmosphere. Temperatures will only fall to the upper teens.
The computer models have been having a hard time coming to a basic agreement about the next storm system. A low pressure system will begin to develop in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, and then follow along the eastern coastline. The track if the low is the most important aspect. At this time, with the exception of the American model, the low stays offshore and to our east. This means we would stay in the colder part of the low. This means we would see some decent snowfall Thursday into early Friday morning. However, the American model puts the low's center further to the west. So, we would start off as snow then change to a wintry mix, before changing over to rain. At this time, my confidence level still remains low. The low's track changing even 30 miles either way greatly changes the precipitation type, and therefore the snowfall amounts.
The models do agree that any snow showers will end by early Friday morning. A high pressure system slowly moves over the Mid-Atlantic and gives us dry weather for next weekend. Temperatures will be seasonable during the day, although Saturday night's low temperatures are slightly below normal for the middle of February.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Light snow showers, although some areas may see moderate snow between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. We will see a low of 21.
Monday: Light snow showers ending by 6 a.m. Sunny skies expected the rest of the day. We will see a high of 30. About a dusting to 2 inches is possible, with the highest snowfall along the south coast. Isolated areas could see up to 3 inches.
Monday night: Partly cloudy and very cold with a low of 13. Winds will come from the northwest at 11-15 mph.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 26.
Tuesday night: Partly cloudy and bone chilling cold with the mercury falling to 10 degrees.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny with increasing clouds by the evening commute. We will see a high of 27.
Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy and warmer with a low of 19.
Extended Forecast:
Thursday: Mostly cloudy with snow changing to sleet and rain in the afternoon. Precipitation changes back to light snow in the overnight. Highs 38-41, lows 27-30.
Friday: Early morning snow showers ending in the morning. Partly sunny skies expected for the rest of the day. Highs 37-40, lows 24-27.
Saturday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 34-37, lows 21-24.
Sunday: Partly sunny. Highs 33-36, lows 20-23.


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Under the new license agreement, ImmunoGen will receive a $1 million up-front payment and is entitled to receive milestone payments potentially totaling $34 million plus royalties on the sales of any resulting products. Amgen is responsible for the development, manufacturing, and marketing of any products resulting from this license.
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Once Spurned By the City, Philip Green Now an Establishment Darling
It's the day after Sir Philip Green delivered his report into wasteful government spending and the retail entrepreneur is feeling a little jaded.
Green has spent much of the past 24-hours locked-in a series of interviews about his findings, which came after weeks of intense work trying to figure out exactly how government departments are frittering away taxpayers' money.
The billionaire–whose company Arcadia Group owns a number of high street chains such as Topshop, Bhs and Dorothy Perkins–won't be drawn on whether he'll be volunteering to help the government again.
He does, however, believe that businessmen such as himself have expertise that can help the public sector.
"The trouble is, they [businessmen helping the government] are thrown into a completely different environment to what they are used to."
It is clear from his 33-page report that Green found that "completely different environment" astounding. His review found practices that shocked him, mainly because of the complete lack of business acumen they demonstrated.
Green–who is more used to dining with Kate Moss or Simon Cowell than sitting in meetings with civil servants–appeared entirely stumped by the fact that government had failed to "leverage" its size and triple-A credit rating to get the best possible deal from suppliers.
Some of the review's findings–such as Green's suggestion to BBC business editor Robert Peston that government departments could save hundreds of millions of pounds in financing costs if they paid their suppliers later (he found most departments are paying bills within five days, when the standard for the private-sector is 30-days, or 45-days for bigger companies such as his own)–will not be palatable to many people.
Green's appointment to lead the review drew some very public criticism, due largely to his tax affairs.
But for others the shrew cost cutting that Green uses within his own businesses made him the ideal person to identify ways the government could save money. And for them, this is exactly the sort of initiative the new coalition government should be taking if it is serious about tackling the budget deficit.
Green today said that trying to get government departments to adopt business-like systems was a challenge. But despite these frustrations he seems to have relished the opportunity to hunt through the government finances and identify waste and bad practices–afterall it is what he does best.
There must also be a sense of huge ego-boosting satisfaction for Green. During his early days in the business world he was given the cold shoulder by some establishment and City figures. Back in the 90s when he was chairman and CEO of listed retailer Amber Day, Green had a run-in with institutional investors and was forced to resign when the company's share price collapsed.
Then there were his failed takeover attempts for iconic British retailer Marks & Spencer. While it was believed at the time that Green had the financial backing to pull off a bid, M&S insiders reckoned the board couldn't bear the thought of having him in charge–despite his proven retail nous.
So having the government–the ultimate establishment and one now run by Old Etonian David Cameron–asking him for help must represent a very satisfying sense of a reversal of those fortunes.


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Olive oil is extracted from an olive plant; grape seed oil is extracted from a grape plant; coconut oil comes from a coconut tree; canola oil is extracted from… a canola plant?
The popular oil, marketed in the United States as heart healthy because of its high monounsaturated fat oils, does not come from a real plant.
So if a canola oil plant does not exist, how does the oil exist?
The History:
Canola oil is made from a rapeseed plant. Because of its high levels of erucic acid (a fatty acid that is associated with a heart disease called Keshan's), rapeseed oil was never consumed. Instead, it was used as a lubricant for ships and steam engines, because unlike most oils, it sticks to wet metal.
For this reason, rapeseed oil became crucial in the production of building ships in World War II. The U.S. could not get the oil from traditional suppliers in Europe and Asia, so the Canadian rapeseed industry began to boom and play an important role in the naval efforts of the allies. In the process, the industry became powerful and profitable.
When the war ended, so did the profitability of rapeseed oil. Rapeseed oil was no longer needed for war equipment and it was not edible for humans, yet fields of the plants were plentiful.
The high content of erucic acid was the only thing standing in the way of making a profit and marketing the oil to humans. So, the Canadian rapeseed industry discovered a method to insert a lab-produced gene into the rapeseed to lower the levels of erucic acid. In 1978, the term "canola" was coined, derived from Canadian oil, low acid.
The Scam:
The oil became marketable in the U.S. in the 1980s after the Food and Drug Administration's approval. Because the oil is easier and cheaper to produce than other oils, the oil could be produced quickly in large quantities at a low price. As a result, the FDA promoted canola oil as a "heart-healthy" alternative to "artery-clogging" fats like butter due to its monounsaturated fat content.
What the reports failed to mention was the other properties of the oil that had unknown and reported health risks. The reports also did not identify canola as a genetically modified oil made from the toxic and banned rapeseed plant.
In addition to canola oil being unidentifiable to your body due to its genetically modified qualities, 82 percent of canola seed is patented by Monsanto and is doused several times throughout production with a toxic herbicide called Roundup, which is known to harm both people and the environment. Since drifting of the contaminant is impossible to stop, the remaining 18 percent of canola seed may be consequently in contact with the herbicide as well.
Healthier alternative options to canola oil include organic extra virgin olive oil, organic virgin coconut oil, and organic grass-fed butter.


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Derek Jeter will start a rehabilitation assignment Saturday with Triple A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, the first step toward returning to the Yankees. He is scheduled to play at least five innings at shortstop. Alex Rodriguez, who has played two games for Single A Charleston and is hitless in his first four at-bats, had his Friday game rained out . . . Pittsburgh's A.J. Burnett (strained calf) is set to start Sunday against the Cubs, according to manager Clint Hurdle. The righthander has been sidelined the past month. Burnett is 4-6 with a 3.12 ERA . . . Tampa Bay righthander Alex Cobb threw off a mound for the first time since being hit in the head by a line drive last month. There is no timetable for his return. Cobb said the session went ''great'' and that he felt ''like I had before I got injured.''
Rams won't get funds, could end lease
The organization that runs the Edward Jones Dome made it official: The facility will not get a publicly funded $700 million upgrade that the St. Louis Rams requested. The decision allows the Rams to break their lease with the dome after the 2014 season, creating the possibility that the franchise could leave St. Louis . . . Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Justin Blackmon is recovering from groin surgery. Blackmon, the Jaguars' leading receiver last year, could be back for training camp, but is suspended for the first four games for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy . . . Maryland running back Wes Brown is a ''person of interest'' in a non-fatal shooting in Baltimore and was arrested Wednesday after allegedly assaulting a police officer who tried to question him, police said. The university has suspended Brown, Maryland's No. 2 rusher last season as a freshman.
Local twist to Henley Royal Regatta
In the Temple Cup for student eights at Henley Royal Regatta on the Thames in England, Harvard emerged victorious in a quarterfinal against the University of Virginia by 1⅔ lengths to move into the semifinals against England's Newcastle University. In the quarterfinals of the Princess Elizabeth Cup for schoolboy eights, BC High lost by 1¾ lengths to Australia's Scotch College. Harvard's ''B'' downed Northeastern University Alumni by 1¾ lengths in a quarterfinal of the Visitors' Cup for student and club coxless fours despite trailing by a length at the mile mark, while Harvard's ''A'' beat an English composite from Taurus and Star clubs to win by 1¾ lengths. In the Junior Women's Quadruple Sculls quarterfinals, Bromfield Acton-Boxborough Rowing Club from Harvard lost to England's Gloucester Rowing Club. by 2¾ lengths
Italy threatens America's Cup boycott
An already troubled America's Cup took a wacky turn when Italy's Luna Rossa threatened to sit out the opening race of the challenger series, prompting Russell Coutts, a four-time America's Cup winner who's the CEO of Oracle Team USA, to call the Italians ''a bunch of spoiled rich kids dressed in Prada gear.'' The trash talk has its roots in changes made following the death of British sailor Andrew ''Bart'' Simpson on May 9 in the capsize of Artemis Racing's 72-foot catamaran. That accident led regatta director Iain Murray to make 37 safety recommendations, some of which impact Luna Rossa and Team New Zealand. They have both said Murray doesn't have the authority to unilaterally change the rules. The opener of the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers is set for Sunday, between Luna Rossa and Team New Zealand. The protest is scheduled to be heard Monday. Also Friday, time trials for the 72-foot catamarans were canceled because the wind was stronger than the 20-knot limit, a change made after Simpson's death.
Donovan scores twice in a US rout
Landon Donovan scored two goals in his return to the United States national team, and the Americans defeated Guatemala, 6-0, in a friendly match at San Diego preceding the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Playing his first match for the US since Aug. 15, 2002, Donovan scored his 50th international goal, extending his American record, on a penalty kick in the 55th minute to put the Americans up, 2-0 . . . The rights of Jozy Altidore were sold by AZ Alkmaar to Sunderland, marking the American striker's return to the English Premier League . . . Tickets for the US World Cup qualifier against Mexico will be distributed through a random draw in the Sept. 10 match in Columbus, Ohio . . . Middleweight champion Anderson Silva is looking to extend his record of 10 successful title defenses against Chris Weidman at UFC 162 Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.


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The dollar recovered from two straight days of losses on Tuesday as investors cheered better than expected US retail sales.
The Commerce Department said retail sales volumes grew by 0.2% month-on-month in November, more than the 0.1% increase forecast by economists.
The upbeat data was also in contrast with last week's weaker than US jobs report.
Investors also mulled comments from Philadelphia Bank President Charles Plosser that the Federal Reserve should end its massive bond-buying programme before the end of 2014.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six others, rose to 73.95 from 73.67 the previous session.
The dollar changed hands at ¥104.13 from ¥102.92 on Monday after figures showed Japan recorded its biggest deficit on record in November.
The euro traded at $1.3678 from $1.3670 after encouraging Eurozone November industrial production data.
The British pound advanced to $1.6445 from $1.6384 after UK inflation fell to 2% in December, the Bank of England's target.


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Ludhiana Personality :: Amar Singh Chamkila
(1961 - 1988)
Amar Singh Chamkila was a very high-profile Punjabi singer, song writer and musician of Ludhiana District. He is widely touted the most influential icon in the history of Punjabi music.
Early Life of Chamkila:
Amar Singh Chamkila was born as Dunni Ram on July 21, 1961 in the village of Dugri near Ludhiana, Punjab, India. The youngest child of Kartar Kaur and Hari Singh, he was educated at Gujar Khan Primary School in Dugri. His aspirations of becoming an electrician were unfulfilled and he found work at a Ludhiana cloth mill.
With a natural aptitude for music, he learned to play the harmonium and dholki and won himself the opportunity to play alongside Punjabi folk artists such as K. Deep, Mohammad Saddiq and Surinder Shinda. He wrote several songs for Surinder Shinda and accompanied him as a member of his entourage before deciding to pursue a solo career.
He was married and subsequently divorced. He had one son and one daughter.
Career Graph of Chamkila
Adopting the name Amar Singh Chamkila – Chamkila in Punjabi means one that glitters – he partnered up with the female vocalist Surinder Sonia and recorded eight duets. The record was released in 1979 and was produced by Charanjit Ahuja. The cleverly worded songs, which he had written himself, became hits across Punjab and paved the way for the unique lyrical mastery his fans would come to expect.
In 1980, Chamkila left Sonia and established a short-lived stage relationship with Miss Usha. He left Miss Usha in the same year in favor of teaming up with a female folk singer named Amarjot. She would become Chamkila's permanent singing partner providing the female vocals for his duets, that is, the majority of the songs that he wrote.
Chamkila wrote his own lyrics, the majority of which were boyish, suggestive and titillating, and yet fluent, commentaries on extra-marital affairs, alcohol and drugs. The couple's appeal grew not only in the Punjab, but they quickly raced to international stardom among Punjabis abroad. By the early 1980s, Chamkila and Amarjot had recorded hugely successful LPs on the HMV label and they toured Canada, USA, Dubai and Bahrain. They were also commonly booked for wedding parties, charging a reported Rs. 4000 per performance, an unprecedented amount for the time.
Much of Chamkila's success may be attributed to the fan-base he acquired performing in free, open-air concerts (known as akhade in Punjabi) around Punjab. Accompanying the couple would be a harmonium and dholki player and Chamkila would play the tumbi, an instrument that he had mastered. The concerts served as a medium for gaining exposure and testing people's response to new songs that were planned for future recordings. In addition to singing his own songs, Chamkila wrote several songs and sold them to other artists.
Starting in 1985, Chamkila and Amarjot released three religious LPs: Baba Tera Nankana, Talwar Main Kalgidhar Di Haan and Naam Jap Le. While the LPs were highly successful, none of the songs featured on them were written by Chamkila. The profits made from these LPs were reportedly donated to charities. His religious album were huge hits and allowed him to be able to sing at religious function and in front of women.
Chamkila's song Pehle Lalkare Naal was featured in the soundtrack of the 1987 Punjabi film Patola. He also recorded the song 'Mera Jee Karda' for the Punjabi film 'Dupatta'. Both films faired averagely at the box office, but still increased Chamkila's popularity. He also recorded a music video for one of his songs for the state-owned 'Doordarshan' channel, but after his death his video was taken off the air.
Chamkila and Amarjot recorded in excess of ninety songs before they were killed in Mesumpur, Punjab in 1988. At the time of his death, he reportedly had 200 songs that had not been sung or recorded.
Death of Chamkila:
Having arrived to perform in Mesumpur, Punjab, both Chamkila and Amarjot were gunned down as they exited their vehicle on March 8, 1988. A gang of motorcyclists fired several rounds fatally wounding the couple and other members of the entourage.
No arrests were ever made with connection to the shooting and the case was never solved. The reason for the murder is the subject of speculation and is shrouded in mystery.
The appeal of Chamkila's music prominently lay in both the content of his lyrics and the delivery of those lyrics. The majority of Chamkila's songs were about extra-marital or other taboo relationships. Chamkila came under frequent criticism citing his work as offensive.
It would be controversial for a current singer to say that they are a fan of Chamkila's work, but a few singers have said this on Punjabi television namely Amrita Virk and Jazzy B.
Chamkila had introduced the paradigm of modern day relationships into Punjabi folk music which had, up until then, restricted itself to singing about legendary heroes, warriors and lovers from Punjabi folk-tales. His energetic singing style and the provocative nature of his lyrics are often considered to be the reason for his colossal success.
It is widely reported that Chamkila had been the victim of several death threats. The nature of those threats or the reasoning behind them still remains a mystery. The high-profile murder sparked a frenzy of controversy and speculation. Some of the most prominent theories explaining the killings are:
- Due to the public's declining interest in other Punjabi singers in favor of Chamkila, one or more of these artists may have planned for his killing.
- The taboo content of Chamkila's lyrics may have led one or more offended individuals to arrange for his death.
- Amarjot's caste, Tarkhan, was commonly viewed to be higher than Chamkila's caste, Chamar. Disgraced by Amarjot's involvement with Chamkila, her family or other individuals may have arranged for the couple's killing.
- Chamkila may have been murdered by an individual whom he rejected to perform for due to a scheduling conflict or otherwise.
Albums of Chamkila:
Chamkil's recordings on the HMV music label have been recompiled for release on CD by Saregama. The following albums are available:
- Hik Utte So Ja Ve
- Jija Lak Minle
- Lak Mera Kach Warga
- Mitra Main Khand Ban Gai
- Sharbut Vangoo Ghut Bhar Lan
- Bhul Gai Main Ghund Kadna
- Baba Tera Nankana (religious)
- Naam Jap Le (religious)
- Talwar Main Kalgidhar Di Haan (religious)
More about Chamkila:
- Chamkila walked with a limp.
- Amar Arshi, a popular Punjabi vocalist was a student of Chamkila and has sung many of his songs.
- Chamkila's daughter from his marriage released an album in 2003 called Kurti Sat Rang Di under the name Kamaljot Chamkila. The album contains eight tracks, one written by her father. She cited listening to her father's work as an inspiration for releasing the album.
- Although Chamkila wrote all his own songs (excluding religious ones), he sang Chaklo Drivero Purje Nu written by close friend Pali Detwalia and Kar Yaad Kurre by Gill Surjit.
- An aspiring electrician, Chamkila penned a song called Laggi Light Jagoan about a woman who calls an electrician after being shocked by a faulty light switch.
- Chamkila reportedly enjoyed eating saag.
- Chamkila was reportedly a great fan of Punjabi folk singer Rangila Jatt. He is said to have taken his name from a lyric in one of Jat's songs.
- At the time of death, Chamkila had plans for at least two albums: Pundit Ji Patte Gaye and Kach Dia Mundra.
- Chamkila reportedly refrained from alcohol and drug use while performing. He also encouraged those in attendance to sit and listen to his lyrics instead of dancing. He would sing boliyan (verses) at the conclusion of his shows and encouraged people to dance.
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On March 17 TMZ reports that Chris Brown has been booted from rehab for breaking three simple rules, one of which that was imposed specifically on him because of his Rihanna case. Now he is sitting in jail without bail until his April court hearing for his Washington D.C. assault case.
A source familiar with the case says that the rehab facility imposed a two-foot rule in which Brown had to stay at least that far away from any woman in the facility because they were worried about their potential safety. Chris broke this rule by touching elbows and hands with a woman. However, earlier this month, he was also involved in a sexual encounter with a woman in the facility, but that isn't part of the reason that he was being sent to jail.
Other rules that Brown broke include failing to submit to a random drug test after he returned from an authorized weekend away. Later in the day, he did submit, and the test was negative but refusing to do so when asked is against the rules. He also made a mockery of rehab while in a group therapy session and said some pretty harsh things which they claim is a big rule breaker.
Chris Brown's laywer, Mark Garegos, will appear in court on his behalf on Monday where it is likely that he will ask for house arrest until the mid-April trial in Washington D.C.
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Advisory Committee on Academic Accommodations
The Advisory Committee on Academic Accommodations supports the Queen's Student Accessibility Services (formerly Disability Services Office (DSO)) in accommodating students with disabilities. It also supports the Student Health Service, Counselling Service and Faculties and Schools in responding to students who require temporary accommodations for other health-related issues and to those requesting deferrals for any reason.
Terms of Reference:
The Committee will meet at least once per academic term.
The Committee will:
- Provide feedback and input on the Queen's Student Accessibility Services (formerly Disability Services Offices (DSO)), Student Wellness Services (formerly HCDS) and the university's administrative policies and procedures related to academic accommodations, deferrals and short term accommodations;
- Share best practices with respect to deferrals and short term accommodation requests;
- Advise Queen's Student Accessibility Services (formerly DSO) and Student Wellness Services (formerly HCDS) staff on matters related to academic requirements, procedures and processes as they relate to the accommodation process;
- Where appropriate, provide academic-related advice to the Queen's Student Accessibility Services (formerly DSO) and Student Wellness Services (formerly HCDS) when confronted with complex accommodation requests for the purposes of ensuring that academic integrity is preserved.
Membership 2014-2015:
|Student Affairs
|Ann Tierney (chair)
|Student Wellness Services (formerly HCDS)
Mike Condra
|Faculty of Arts and Science
|Johanne Benard
Hugh Horton
|Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
|Lynann Clapham
|Faculty of Education
|Nancy Hutchinson
|Faculty of Law
|Helen Connop
|Faculty of Health Sciences
|Leslie Flynn
|Queen's School of Business
|Mandy Daniel
|School of Graduate Studies
|Sandra den Otter
|Jo Brett
|Human Rights/Equity Office
|Stephanie Simpson
|Colin Zarzour
|Lorne Beswick
Reference documents:
- Queen's Accessibility Hub
- Accommodations Policy for Graduate Students with Disabilities, Queen's School of Graduate Studies, March 2012
- An overview of Accommodation Services at Queen's, Dr. Mike Condra, Director, Student Wellness Services (formerly HCDS), December 2012
- Identifying Essential Requirements: A Guide for University Disability Services Professionals (PDF, 197KB), Inter-University Disability Issues Association (IDIA), 2012
- Principal's Commission on Mental Health Final Report (see section 1.1 at page 14), November 2012
- Queen's Student Accessibility Services (formerly Disability Services Office (DSO)) documentation requirements for ADHD and learning disabilities
- Queen's Policy Concerning Students with Disabilities (Senate), 1996
- The Opportunity to Succeed: Achieving Barrier-free Education for Students with Disabilities, Ontario Human Rights Commission


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WHAT: The Unity Foot & Ankle Center will host an event about Diabetic Foot Care, followed by an interactive question and answer session, with Dr. Robert Russo, a podiatrist at Podiatry Associates of Rochester and Unity Foot & Ankle Center
DATE: Tuesday, August 19, 11:30 a.m.
WHO: Dr. Robert Russo will talk about common foot conditions associated with diabetes and what treatment options are available. Dr. Russo is board certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. Dr. Russo has been in private practice for 33 years.
WHERE: Irondequoit Senior Center, 154 Pinegrove Ave, Rochester, NY 14617
COST: Free, all are welcome.
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April 15, 2014
By Stephen Trembley
PORTSMOUTH, Va. --- Fresno State senior guard Tyler Johnson has been invited and will participate in the upcoming Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia.
The four-day, 12-game tournament that runs this week (April 16-19) features 64 of the best college basketball seniors from across the nation playing in front of NBA executives and scouts.
Johnson was one of two Mountain West players to accept invitations, along with San Diego State's Josh Davis. Johnson and Davis are two of the six players representing schools in the West.
Johnson has been tabbed to play for the 2014 Sales Systems, LTD squad - coached by P.J. Honore, Jr., Leon Goolsby and NBA Assistant Coach Wes Matthews. The team consists of Johnson, Tarik Black (Kansas), Davante Gardner (Marquette), Niels Giffey (Connecticut), Josh Huestis (Stanford), Rian Pearson (Toledo), Markel Starks (Georgetown) and David Stockton (Gonzaga).
Johnson's team is guaranteed to play three games with the first coming on Thursday at 4 p.m. PT. With a win, Johnson's team would advance to the P.I.T. semifinals on Friday night at 6 p.m. PT and the championship game is slated for Saturday at 5 p.m. PT. A loss in the quarterfinals or semifinals would place the squad in consolation games.
The tournament starts Wednesday with two games that do not include Johnson's team.
Over the years, the P.I.T. has been a showcase for some of top players in NBA History, including Rick Barry, Earl Monroe, Dave Cowens, John Stockton, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman and Tim Hardaway.
During his four-year Fresno State career, Johnson steadily improved - increasing his scoring average from 4.4 (freshman) to 9.3 (sophomore) to 12.1 (junior) and 15.9 as a senior. He scored at least 20 points 13 times and finished his career with 1,346 points - No. 16 on the school's all-time scoring list.
In 2013-14, Johnson earned second-team all-Mountain West honors while leading the team in points scored, scoring average and rebounds. The Bulldogs won 13 of their last 18 games and reached the College Basketball Invitational championship series.
"Catch the Wave!" -- The flagship radio stations for Fresno State men's basketball are 940 AM ESPN Radio and ESPN Deportes 1600 AM.
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Women's team earns CSCAA Scholar All-America Team honors while 13 swimmers and divers earn Honorable Mention Scholar All-America accolades
First-year head coach Dennis Pursley praised the progress both the men's and women's team made during the 2012-13 season
Crimson Tide athletics honors 2012-13 achievement in Alabama Student-Athlete Awards banquet
Junior BJ Hornikel took fourth place in the 100 freestyle, clocking a career-best 42.87, edging closer to Jon Olsen's 42.69 school record set in 1991
Sophomore Angely Martinez led Alabama on day four of the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships being held in Texas A&M Natatorium this week after taking eighth place in the platform diving event.
Alabama Highlights:2012 - Junior:Scored in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking seventh place with a career-best 1:45.43, which ranks him second all-time at Alabama ... also swam the 100 backstroke and 200 IM at the SEC Championships ... earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll ... honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American ... named to the President's List (4.0 grade point average) for the fall semester ... named to the Dean's List (3.5 or better grade point average) for the spring semester.
2011 - Sophomore:Scored in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking 15th place, touching the wall with a career-best 1:46.31, dropping more than two seconds off his previous best ... also competed in the 100 backstroke and the 200 IM at the SEC Championships ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll ... named to the Dean's List (3.5 or better grade point average) for the fall semester.
2010 - Freshman:Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke and the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships ... posted a career-best time in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, clocking a 1:48.44 ... earned Dean's List (3.5 or better GPA) honors for the spring semester ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Prep Highlights:Coached by Dan Flack at the Baylor School ... All-American ... NISCA national high school record holder in the 50-meter short course freestyle and 100m short course backstroke ... competed at the 2008 Olympic Trials ... USA Swimming Scholastic All-American ... qualified to compete at the 2009 World Championship Trials ... led Baylor to the Independent Schools National Championships and the Tennessee State Championships in 2008 and 2009 ... NISCA national high school record holder as part of Baylor's 200m medley and 400m freestyle relays ... set the school record in the 100 yard backstroke.
Personal Information:Full name: Reese Olan Shirey ... son of David and Elizabeth Shirey ... brother, Austin Shirey, competed for the Tide from 2005-08 ... entrepreneurship major with a minor in creative writing ... born August 16, 1990.
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Brief Biographies for Our New Cancer Center Members, Clinicians, and Staff
Alexey V. Danilov, MD, PhD
Dr. Danilov has joined the section of Hematology/Oncology, where he will focus on caring for hematologic patients and Phase I clinical trials and research. His clinical interests include chronic lymphocytic leukemia, lymphomas, and myelodysplastic syndrome, and his research interests include the role of p53 family members in cancer progression and chemotherapy resistance. Dr. Danilov completed a residency in Internal Medicine at Brown University, a postdoctoral fellowship in Molecular Biology at Tufts University, and a fellowship in Hematology/Oncology at Tufts Medical Center.
Lisa Daoust
Ms. Daoust is the newest member of the Cancer Center Administration team, joining us as Financial Manager. Before joining the Cancer Center she managed grants and finances for the Department of Orthopedics at Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth and was a financial manager at TDI.
Gerald (Gerry) Gehr, MD
Dr. Gehr is now with the Section of Hematology/Oncology at Norris Cotton Cancer Center Manchester, where he joins Stefan Balan, MD, Josh Rifkind, MD, and Louise Meyer, APRN. Dr. Gehr attended medical school at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX, and completed his residency at Carney Hospital. Following a fellowship in Hematology and Oncology at Boston University Hospital, he joined the VA Medical Center in Manchester, NH, and was the chief of Hematology/Oncology for many years. Dr. Gehr has been instrumental in developing the Palliative Care Program at the Elliott Hospital in Manchester, and he is the Medical Director of the Manchester VNA/Hospice. Dr. Gehr will remain active in teaching as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth.
Connie S. Johnson, APRN, MSN
Ms. Johnson is the new family nurse practitioner in the BMT program. In addition to an Advanced Practice Post-Master's Certification in Oncology from the University of Texas at Houston, Ms. Johnson completed an Advanced Practice Nurse Fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center. She brings seven years of rural health family and urgent care practice to the team.
Melanie Michel, MSN, MPH, RN
Ms. Michel is the new nurse manager of the Infusion Suite at Norris Cotton Cancer Center in Lebanon. Her experience includes time as a case manager at the National Institutes of Health and as a staff nurse on the bone marrow transplant unit at Johns Hopkins.
Cocav Rauwerdink, MD
Dr. Rauwerdink has joined the Blood and Marrow Transplantation (BMT) team after finishing her Hematology/Oncology fellowship at the Cancer Center. She received her medical degree from Loma Linda University School of Medicine in California, and completed a residency in Internal Medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Dr. Rauwerdink's research interests include stem cell transplantation, acute leukemias, and the role of heparins in cancer.
Philip E. Schaner, MD, PhD
Dr. Schaner has joined the section of Radiation Oncology, where he will focus on head and neck and thoracic cancers. He received his MD and PhD at the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor and completed his residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Samir Soneji, PhD
Dr. Soneji joins Norris Cotton Cancer Center and The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (TDI) with research interests in variation in cancer care and outcomes, demographic modeling and simulation, and forecasting. Dr. Soneji holds a PhD in demography from Princeton University, an MA in statistics from Columbia University, and a BS in mathematics from the University of Chicago. He was formerly a Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, where he worked on projects investigating social inequality in preventive health care, mortality forecasting, Social Security projections, and avoidable death mortality.
Walter Taylor, PhD
Dr. Taylor is the new Managing Director of the Bioinformatics Shared Resource, working with Jason Moore, PhD. Dr. Taylor will assist investigators with their bioinformatics needs, and will provide bioinformatics collaboration and expertise in support of high-throughput DNA sequencing services offered through the Genomics Shared Resource. He has developed bioinformatics software for Vanderbilt University, the University of Munich, 454 Life Sciences, and Applied Biosystems, and was a research associate in the biological laboratories at Harvard University.


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Some of the world's most iconic dishes are built around noodles, from spaghetti with meatballs to pasta salad to creamy, gooey macaroni and cheese. If you're making pasta recipes using dried wheat-flour pasta (the default for most Italian dishes), it's important to follow some simple pasta cooking tips: Salt the water liberally (don't add oil, it will make the noodles repel sauce), cook the pasta just to al dente (nothing's worse than gummy pasta), and never, ever rinse after cooking: You want the starch on the pasta to act as a magnet for sauce. Pasta comes in many shapes, and not just to entertain the kids - each cut is perfectly suited to a purpose. Thin, delicate angel hair pasta (cappellini) is best dressed with a light sauce like tomato, garlic and olive oil, while the wide tubes of manicotti (cannelloni) work great for stuffing with ricotta. Penne (rigate) has ridges that are great for capturing hearty sauces, and corkscrew shape of fusilli is perfect suited for creamy cheese sauces.See Popular Pasta Recipes
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The slow cooker makes it easy to make this luscious kugel that's so versatile you can use it as a dessert, a brunch dish or a flavorful side dish.
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This creamy noodle casserole features a cheesy custard spiked with lemon and rum, studded with almonds and raisins.
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This quick and easy pasta dish is the perfect summer meal. Featuring bright basil, lemon juice, and summer favorite avocado its a fresh dish great for picnics, potlucks, or a weeknight dinner.
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Try a delicious pasta recipe for dinner tonight. We've gathered our favorites just for you!
Pasta: Cook Once, Eat Twice
At least once a winter, I indulge myself in homemade Macaroni and Cheese. This time I made it extraspecial with panko bread crumbs (which made the top even crispier), and Raffetto's Homemade Cavatelli Pasta (pictured here). I live just a few blocks from this wonderful New York City pasta shop, where you can find just about any homemade pasta variety.
How to Make Pasta Salad
Pasta salad is a no-brainer for potlucks or other occasions when you're asked to bring a course or side dish. It's simple to make, easy to transport, and can be prepared ahead of time. And since pasta salad lends itself so easily to ingredient substitutions or additions, creating a "signature" salad is a breeze.
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Learn how to make pasta salad and you will have an easy side to bring to potlucks or make for any event. You can add many ingredients to create your own signature salad!
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This make-ahead Greek Pasta Bake features lamb, spices, and an easy bechamel substitute. The casserole freezes beautifully and tastes delicious.
Healthy Pasta and Potato Salads
Pasta and potato salads are staples of the barbecue-and-picnic season. Both are high in carbohydrates, but when pasta and potatoes are cooked and then cooled, some of their starches are converted to "resistant" starches, which pass through the body undigested. To be sure, the effect is fairly small, shaving only a few calories from each serving.
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Collaborating in the cloud: Access to 3-D plans allows easy fix for construction emergencies
The future is now on view – both on iPad touchscreens and in good old-fashioned steel, concrete and dirt – at Morrocroft, the mixed-use office/business/retail park. That's where Carolinas HealthCare System's Facilities Management Group, BBH Design architects, Brasfield & Gorrie General Contractors and Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement are collaborating in a virtual, three-dimensional cloud to build a new emergency department at the Carolinas Medical Center-Morrocroft health care pavilion.


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Relax your mind while stretching and toning your body with therapeutic yoga offered by instructor Martha Pike on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 9 a.m. at the Bluffton Branch Library. Participants need only to bring their own mat.
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Just Take A Minute: Dec. 15-19
Dec. 22, 2008
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. As everyone prepares for the first major snowstorm of the winter season, the Mullins Center will be heating up on Saturday as UMass hosts a basketball doubleheader with the women taking on Northeastern at 2 p.m. followed by the men against Hofstra at 4 p.m. We hope to see everyone at the Mullins Center after digging out. JTAM has a stories from the Boston Herald including a feature on Tony Gaffney and one to watch on Sunday morning about Julius Erving (ESPN's Outside the Lines at 9 a.m.). There are also stories on UMass football coach Don Brown, who will be staying with the Minutemen.
Thursday means its time for the Bud Light UMass Basketball Show. Send your fan questions for both coaches Derek Kellogg and Marnie Dacko. Join us at the Hangar Pub & Grill at 7 p.m. or listen on 100.9 FM or here on UMassAthletics.com. Thursday's JTAM brings more news on UMass basketball and the return of Luke Bonner as the Minutemen prepare for 8-1 Hofstra this Saturday at 4 p.m. Get Your Tickets Now.
Wednesday is your chance to come out and listen to head coach Derek Kellogg speak at the weekly Sports Luncheon. Kellogg will recognize the UMass/Dinn Brothers Athlete of the Week Ricky Harris and talk about the Kansas game and this weekend's tilt with 8-1 Hofstra. Also on the docket is women's head coach Marnie Dacko and Associate A.D. for Media Relations Jason Yellin. The luncheon starts at 12 Noon in the Campus Center Room 1009.
Final exams are in full swing at UMass. Check out news from the Atlantic 10 as the first media conference call was held on Monday morning. The A-10 has five top 50 teams in the RPI. JTAM has some more stories on the Kansas game from Saturday.
Coming off the first non-conference win over a ranked team outside of the state Massachusetts since the 1996 NCAA Elite Eight, the UMass men's basketball continues to gain national attention -- being named The Team Of The Week by ESPN's Andy Katz on Sunday. The Minutemen captured a 61-60 thriller over No. 25/23 Kansas on Saturday before an ESPN audience. Head coach Derek Kellogg was interviewed nationally by ESPN's Fran Fraschilla after the game as well as on ESPN Radio and Fox Sports Radio. The basketball team is featured in numerous articles on today's JTAM.


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New Owners Revive Death Row
The resurrection of the legendary Death Row Records from bankruptcy is underway. The hip hop label's new owner announced plans to not only re-release a classic album but also to produce a film powered by the label's arsenal of songs.
It looks to be a busy fall for Toronto-based WIDEawake Entertainment Group Inc., which purchased Death Row's assets out of Chapter 11 protection this past January. In September, Death Row is re-releasing the label's first-ever album, Dr. Dre's "The Chronic." According to the Hollywood Reporter, "The Chronic Re-Lit" will include the 16 original songs that launched Dr. Dre and Death Row, plus seven new songs and unreleased video of the rapper and other artists.
In October, a new Death Row films unit will begin shooting "Sons 2 the Grave" in Toronto. The movie's plot line centers around a "young basketball phenom returning to an embattled inner-city ghetto after two gunshots cut short his dream of an NBA career," according to the Reporter.
"This film embodies what we're trying to do with Death Row, to tell human stories that don't always have happy endings, and that allow us to learn from violence and disenfranchised lives, but not glorify it," said Lara Lavi, chief executive of WIDEawake and Death Row. For its score, Lavi said the film will rely on the thousands of Death Row songs, many of which haven't been released.
As Lavi told Bankruptcy Beat not long after the sale won bankruptcy-court approval, there are other plans to share those songs with fans. Death Row recently said it would license songs to other films, as well as to television shows like "CSI" and to video game producers like EA Games. By the time the holidays roll around, the label hopes to have boxed sets ready of some of those unreleased songs, which include tracks by such hip-hop heavy-hitters as the late Tupac Shakur and recent reality-TV star Snoop Dogg.


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Famed Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio, former County Attorney Andrew Thomas and their top deputies are accused by the FBI of abuse-of-power allegations. The Arizona Republic has reported Saturday the federal investigative agency is convinced they have sufficient evidence to charge some of the probe's targets.
Yet federal prosecutors decided "a lack of evidence or an insurmountable burden of proof," the newspaper said.
Was it a witch hunt by the Obama administration? Sheriff Joe Arpaio thinks so.
The three-year investigation concluded in August 2012, when the U.S. Attorney's Office for Arizona produced no indictments. The Arpaio people had been scrutinized for civil-rights violations, misuse of public money and perjury, according to the paper.
The Republic found the "the report makes clear that FBI agents believed evidence was strong enough to prosecute some of those under investigation. Due to redactions, it is impossible to ascertain from the FBI records how many county law-enforcement officials were referred for criminal charges, who they were, or what conduct was considered unlawful."
Arpaio couldn't be reached for comment. Most likely advised to remain silent –not one of his biggest virtues. But earlier in 2012, he said "If I did something wrong, there would be indictments floating all over the place."
The FBI began the investigation in 2008 after receiving complaints from former Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon and other local officials about Arpaio. The probe later expanded to include possible state crimes.
As of January, according to the Republic, taxpayers had footed "at least" $44.4 million for the legal battles.
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There are rumblings that Len Goodman will leave his post as one of the judges on "Dancing with the Stars." According to BuddyTV, the British star who just turned 70, may retire from the American reality show that airs on ABC. He's complained over the years about judging Britain's "Strictly Come Dancing" and "Dancing with the Stars." The schedule for him as been extremely demanding
Goodman has been with DWTS since the beginning. He's been absent on occasion on any given Monday night and replaced by a guest judge. Nothing is set in stone about Len's departure, however. As of now, it's all rumors.
Season 19 of "Dancing with the Stars" could very well be back without Len Goodman. He's been a humorous part of the show while remaining the serious judge unafraid to speak his mind.
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Elizabeth Murphy
Feb. 28, 2013
Three Mustangs will have opportunities to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships (March 8-9) with solid performances at last chance qualifying meets this weekend. Elizabeth Murphy and Rayann Chin (weight throws) will head to the Alex Wilson Invitational hosted by Notre Dame, and Stephanie Kalu (60 meter dash) is traveling to LSU for their event on Friday.
Murphy currently has the nation's 21st best distance in the weight throw, recording a 20.34 meter toss at the SPIRE Invitational on Feb. 8. Chin impressed at the Conference USA Indoor Championships last weekend, posting a distance of 19.67 meters, 39th in the NCAA.
Kalu has been strong in the 60 meter dash all season, including posting a time of 7.37 at the Howie Ryan Indoors on Jan. 25. That time is the 26th fastest in the country.
Fans can learn more about Murphy and Chin's event at Notre Dame here, and Kalu's meet at LSU here.


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Olivia Palermo and her longtime partner, model Johannes Huebl, tied the knot in Bedford, NY, on Saturday. Olivia was her usual stylish self in a white Carolina Herrera ensemble [1] and blue Manolo Blahnik [2] heels for the civil ceremony, while her new husband wore a matching suit by Marc Anthony Hamburg. Olivia announced the happy news on her style blog [3], saying, "We really wanted to keep this beautiful day very private and special to us and enjoyed the whole day with our family and two friends. Bedford is such an amazing and romantic countryside." Johannes popped the question after six years of dating during a January vacation in St. Barts. Shortly after their engagement, the pair showed sweet PDA on the beach together [4], and Olivia shared her excitement via social media, saying, "Happy New Year to my fiancé! #cloud9 #dreaming #endlesslove."
While rumors swirled on Thursday that Olivia and Johannes actually made things official last weekend — they reportedly eloped in a low-key ceremony [5] at Manhattan City Hall, and Olivia was spotted leaving the building in a short white dress [6] — a rep for the fashion insider shot down the news, saying, "They are doing a much smaller civil ceremony in the states this month, and they are planning to do something much larger later on." Johannes, however, hinted at their big day in an Instagram snap posted Friday afternoon. In the photo of his latest shoe designs [7], he wrote, "My new loafer designs get delivered; perfect timing for a big day tomorrow."
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Environmental Management : Expert Reports
The division produces 60-70 reports per year. These reports are unique, authoritative expert evaluations. Each report is produced by a committee of experts selected by the Academy to address a particular statement of task and is subject to a rigorous, independent peer review. The experts who volunteer their time participating on study committees are vetted to make sure that the committee has the range of expertise needed to address the task, that they have a balance of perspectives, and to identify and eliminate members with conflicts of interest. All reports undergo a rigorous, independent peer review to assure that the statement of task has been addressed, that conclusions are adequately supported, and that all important issues raised by the reviewers are addressed. Thus, while the reports represent views of the committee, they also are endorsed by the Academy.
Review of the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan: Report 1 (2015)
The Edwards Aquifer is the primary source of water for drinking and irrigation in the San Antonio area, and supplies the two largest freshwater springs in Texas, Comal Springs and San Marcos Springs. Both springs are used for recreation and are home to several species of fish, amphibians, insects, and plants found nowhere else. Seven Edwards Aquifer species are on the federal Endangered Species List because they are vulnerable to reduced sprin... More >>Report in Brief
Progress Toward Restoring the Everglades: The Fifth Biennial Review, 2014 (2014)
Despite exceptional project planning accomplishments, over the past two years progress toward restoring the Everglades has been slowed by frustrating financial and procedural constraints. The Central Everglades Planning Project is an impressive strategy to accelerate Everglades restoration and avert further degradation by increasing water flow to the ecosystem. However, timely authorization, funding, and creative policy and implementatio... More >>Report in Brief
Himalayan Glaciers: Climate Change, Water Resources, and Water Security (2012)
Scientific evidence shows that most glaciers in South Asia's Hindu Kush Himalayan region are retreating, but the consequences for the region's water supply are unclear, this report finds. The Hindu Kush Himalayan region is the location of several of Asia's great river systems, which provide water for drinking, irrigation, and other uses for about 1.5 billion people. Recent studies show that at lower elevations, glacial retreat is unlikely t... More >>Report in Brief
Progress Toward Restoring the Everglades: The Fourth Biennial Review, 2012 (2012)
Twelve years into the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Project, little progress has been made in restoring the core of the remaining Everglades ecosystem; instead, most project construction so far has occurred along its periphery. To reverse ongoing ecosystem declines, it will be necessary to expedite restoration projects that target the central Everglades, and to improve both the quality and quantity of the water in the ecosystem. The ne... More >>Report in Brief
Sustainable Water and Environmental Management in the California Bay-Delta (2012)
Water management in the California Bay Delta is directed toward providing a more reliable water supply for California, and protecting and rehabilitating the Delta ecosystem, including five endangered and threatened populations and species of fish that live in or migrate through the Delta. However, water management in the Bay and Delta is distributed among many agencies and organizations, a structure that hinders the development and implementatio... More >>


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Narendra Modi is on course to remain chief minister of Gujarat, but many believe he has bigger ambitions to move to the capital.
11:21, UK, Thursday 20 December 2012
Early election results in the Indian state of Gujarat suggest the controversial Hindu nationalist leader Narendra Modi will win a fourth successive term by a landslide - sealing his status as a frontrunner in the 2014 national polls.
According to the latest polling data, Mr Modi's BJP party is on course for an overwhelming victory.
He has won at least 60 seats and should win a further 56 in the 182-seat assembly.
The massive win will only enhance Mr Modi's standing as a potential future prime minister of the country - he has long been tipped for the top job.
The next national elections are due by 2014.
But Mr Modi is seen as an extremely divisive figure in a country with a sizeable minority non-Hindu population.
He was chief minister during the Hindu-Muslim riots in Gujarat in 2002 in which more than a 1,000 people were killed - most of them were Muslims.
Mr Modi stands accused of not doing enough to stop the unrest.
It is a charge though that he vehemently denies and this election result will be a huge boost for him and his party.
It is also a sign that he is a real contender for the top office.
Internationally, there are signs of acceptance as well.
In October, the British Government decided to end a 10-year diplomatic boycott of Mr Modi.
After the 2002 violence, the UK, the US and some European nations imposed a travel ban on Mr Modi.
But that has now been lifted by Britain - much to the anger of many Indian human rights campaigners.
The UK has been accused of cosying up to Mr Modi because of the possibility that he may one day lead India.
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Find the mean for the following set of data: 10, 3, 5, 6.
Find the mean for the following set of data: 12, 14, 15, 15, 15, 17.
Find the mean for the following set of data: 54, 66, 78, 80, 82, 84, 84, 90, 93.
Find the mean for the following set of data: 0, 1, 1, 0.
There are 4 numbers.
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. All the numbers are the same, so they have already been distributed evenly.
Jen has $10, Connie has $15, and Elsa has $2. What is the average amount of money each person has?
Xavier has 5 cats, Joann has 10 cats, Randy has 12 cats, and Betty has 1 cat. On average, how many cats does each person have?
7 cats. Not that it's our place to say anything, but... seriously, people?
Corinne bought three boxes of tea for $7 each and five boxes of tea for $5 each. What was the average price of one box of tea?
Tanya plans to paint her house using two different kinds of paint. She needs 10 gallons of paint costing $2 per gallon, and 5 gallons of paint costing $5 per gallon. How much will she spend, on average, per gallon of paint?
Parker has four different piggy banks: one each for pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. If there are twenty coins in each of his four piggy banks, what is the average amount of money contained in each piggy bank?
$2.05. This little piggy needs more spending cash.
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Nokia's Bandit Windows Phone phablet called Lumia 1520?
Nokia's first phablet, currently codenamed Bandit, might end up being marketed as the Lumia 1520. That's the device's name according to EVleaks – known for usually providing accurate information.
From the details gathered until now, we know that the Bandit / Lumia 1520 should have a 6 inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) display, quad-core Qualcomm processor, and a camera with a 20MP (or more) sensor. AT&T could be among the carriers to launch the phablet in the US.
Needless to say, Nokia will probably try to sell its phablet – which will run the yet to be released Windows Phone 8 GDR3 – in as many markets as possible.
As you may already know, Nokia is also working on a Windows RT tablet. This is codenamed Sirius, and should compete with Apple's iPad.
We don't know when the Lumia 1520 / Bandit will be announced. But maybe Nokia will want to officially unveil it at the same time with the Sirius. We'll let you know.


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Yesterday I re-visited an old blog post of mine called "Snow on the roof."
The posting was a meditation on an expression about virility in old age that goes something like this: "Though there may be snow on the roof, there is still fire in the furnace."
At a networking meeting this morning in Flemington sponsored by Jewish Family Services, I thought about this saying again. The session was on the topic of strategies for older job hunters.
One of the speaker's points is that today's job market is very different. Some employers are realizing the value in hiring someone who has a little "snow on the roof," meaning someone who has experience, seasoning, and wisdom.
One of the keys, however, is that the job hunter has to believe in herself and have self confidence. And not fall into the psychological trap of thinking "I'm too old therefore no one will want to hire me."
In a cavalcade of great ideas presented by this morning's speaker, there was one gem that I'd like to amplify: networking.
Every job hunter knows about networking and why it's so important. But do they do it?
From talking with other job search coaches, we believe that the most avoided task in a job search is networking. Why? It is hard to do! You have to put yourself out there into social situations and use your people skills like talking and listening. These require high levels of energy and emotional intelligence. Unless you are an extravert, networking will sap you.
The result is that many job hunters fail to glean the benefits of networking. And their searches stretch on and on.
Here's a suggestion for all of you shy job hunters: Start your own networking group!
How? At your next support group meeting, listen as everyone introduces him or her self. Take note of every one that is like you in some way. For instance, at this morning's meeting, there were at least five people in Finance and Accounting.
When the formal part of the meeting ends, gather those folks to you and sit for a few extra minutes. Say something like this, "Hey. We are all Finance and Accounting types, right? Why don't we support each other? I suggest we meet once a week to check in with each other and give each other ideas, leads, and moral support. Are you with me?"
How will you benefit? By forming such a small ad hoc networking group, you will be creating a safe place to practice your networking skills!
Try it. Let me know how this goes.
Note: Here's the link to my blog: http://learningvoyager.blogspot.com/2006/02/snow-on-roof-theres-expressi...
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Terrence H. Seamon is a consultant who provides leadership and team development services to organizations. His book Lead the Way explores the challenges of leadership. Additionally, Terry is a job search and career coach whose book To Your Success provides a motivational guide for anyone in transition. His third book, Change for the Better, provides leaders with a guide to initiating, and navigating through, organizational change. Terry co-founded and co-moderates the St. Matthias Employment Ministry in Somerset, NJ. His free whitepaper on job search and transition, called "Galvanize Into Action," is available by sending him an email request. He can be reached at email@example.com and via his website: http://about.me/terrenceseamon


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The Internet of Things (IoT) has radically changed the way many enterprises think about connectivity. With devices that can "talk" to each other across geographical and cultural barriers, companies have faster and more reliable access to real-time data than ever before. But with great connectivity comes great security concerns. SearchManufacturingERP.com site editor Brenda Cole sat down at Connexion 2014 with Rob Black, director of platform product management at Axeda, to discuss the importance of IoT security.
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- Final Fantasy XII - The Zodiac Age
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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Cheats
publisher: Konami
developer: Konami
genre: Action
|ESRB rating: M
release date: Nov 15, 04
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Unlock Monkey Mask
Get the five best times in Snake Vs. Ape to unlock the monkey mask.
Snake Pukes
Spin snake in circles in the cure menu to make Snake throw up.
Title Screen Fun
On the title screen the [L3] button changes the pattern in the background. [R1] speeds up action and [R2] slows it down. [L1] switches the black silhouette from the foreground to the background and [L2] changes the color of the silhouette. [L3] changes the color of the pattern in the background.
Radio Frequencies
140.01 - Salty Catfish / 66 Boys
140.52 - Rock Me Baby / 66 Boys
141.24 - Sea Breeze / Sergei Mantis
142.94 - Pillow Talk / Starry.K
144.06 - Jumpin' Johnny / Chunk Raspberry
147.08 - Surfing Guitar / 66 Boys
147.59 - Sailor / Starry.K
149.53 - Don't Be Afraid / Rika Muranaka
Cancel Alert and Fire Support Frequencies
Alert: 149.46
Alert: 140.61
Alert: 141.45
Alert: 146.67
Alert: 141.98
Alert: 142.79
Fire Support: 141.62
Fire Support: 142.12
Fire Support: 147.32
Fire Support: 148.56
Fire Support: 146.74
Fire Support: 141.31
Fire Support: 149.29
Fire Support: 145.68
Fire Support: 147.90
Fire Support: 140.09
Unlock Camouflage
Beat Ocelot non-lethally: Animals - Steady aim
Beat The Pain non-lethally: Hornet Stripe - Wards off insects
Beat The Fear non-lethally: Spider - Trades stealth for stamina
Beat the Fury non-lethally: Fire - Less damage from fire
Get to the end of the Sorrow - Choke people for stamina
Beat Volgin non-lethally: Cold War - Russians will not attack
Beat The Boss non-lethally - Snake
Find all 64 frogs in the game - Stealth Cammo
Unlock Nightmare Mini-Game
After Snake's torture, you can save the game. If you load this save in another game, a sword fighting mini-game will begin.
Unlock Moss Camouflage
When fighting The End, if you sneak up behind him when he is asleep and hold him up, he shakes down and will eventually give you the camouflage moss.
Ocelot Time Paradox
After the cut scene where you first meet Ocelot, knife him to death. Once you kill him the game over screen will pop-up and say "OCELOT IS DEAD." Cambell will then yell at Snake for creating a time paradox.
Raiden Poster
When you steal Raikov's outfit in Groznyg Grad you hide Raikov's body in a locker room on the 2nd floor. Once you take his body in the room, a cut scene will start showing snake putting Raikov's body in a locker. If you look closely, you can quickly see a poster of Raiden from MGS2 on the inside of the door of the locker. This is the locker that contains the sneaking suit later.
Skip The End
In the cut scene when you see The End in a wheelchair, quickly get your gun out (use the sniper rifle if you have it) and shoot his head before he gets back inside the building.
After you're through with the torture and you're in your cell, leave the transmitter in that's lodged in you rather than extract it with the knife. When you get to the cave with Eva, you'll see a funny cut scene.
Hidden R1 Scenes
Secret 1: When there's the animation with Volgin beating Tatyana, Boss sending The Fear to kill you, The End is there in a wheel chair, etc. When the Boss says: "The Sorrow, is that you?". It gives you a R1 notice, but you're zooming on The Boss. Move the camera to the right to see The Sorrow.
Secret 2: When you kill Volgin on the Shagohad and Eva is about to kiss you, hold R1. You won't get any notice, but it works. You're going to see The Sorrow standing in the background.
Secret 3: After you killing The Boss, once the horse is there, hold R1. You won't get any notice, but it works. You're going to see The Boss spirit with The Sorrow.
Secret 4: When you're shaking hands with the President, hold R1. You won't get any notice, but it works anyway. Move the camera to the left to see Ocelot doing his trademark taunt from the window.
Secret 5: When Big Boss is standing in front of The Boss's grave, hold R1. You won't get any notice, but it works anyway. You're going to see the complete Graveyard.
Secret 6: When Ocelot is leaving the Torture Room, Press R1. You won't get any notice, but it works anyway. You're going to see The Boss doing Ocelot's taunt.
Prison Cut Scene
When the guard throws the food in, throw it back. After doing this 3 times, you'll get a cut scene. He'll also give you an item that should make the escape a little easier.
The Three Snakes
In the last Boss battle between you and The Boss, there are three logs, check all of them, you should recover three snakes, each pure white. The Snakes' names will be, Snake Liquid, Snake Solidus, and Snake Solid.
Prison Cell
When the clip in the torture room ends, The Pain is in the background holding a sign that reads 144.75. Put that code into your radio when you're in the prison cell. It unlocks the door!
Another way to escape the prison cell Snake is being held in is to go into the menu and do the Snake viewer and start spinning him around. When you return to the game Snake should puke on the ground, the guard sees this and comes in, giving Snake the opportunity to knock him out.
Poison The Fear By Making Him "The Crap"
If you're having trouble beating The Fear, or want to beat him non-lethally, try this: start the battle with poisoned food and toss some around in the middle of the area. When The Fear's stamina gets low, he will instinctively eat that food first before trying to pluck other food to eat. This food will drain his stamina and will give you time to shoot him.
The End's Parrot
When you come to the first area to fight "the end", there is a crumbled stone wall in front of you with "the ends" parrot sitting on it. Kill the parrot and hear what "the end" has to say. You can then chow down on the bird.
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