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Dr. Sicard, of Beziers, has reported to the Paris Academy of Medicine his series of original investigations regarding the spread of typhoid fever through the atmosphere. His plan was to have his typhoid patients breathe through tubes into water that had first been sterilized. Specimens of water thus treated were frequently found to yield the characteristic bacillus, under cultivation. This amount of success did not always attend Dr. Sicard's experiments, and this is not at all surprising in view of the fact that the typhoid bacillus has been found to be elusive, by the best of bacteriologists, under conditions that were strongly indicative of its presence. But Dr. Sicard's results were sufficiently uniform to warrant an inference that the expired breath of typhoid patients, like that of typhus fever, may serve as the channel for fever infection. For many years the infective properties of the expired breath of ship fever
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Bet you were wondering at the point behind hacking Kinect for use on PC. Try this for a start.
Since hackers broke into Kinect and allowed access to its code through PC drivers, this man has granted the motion sensor "Minority Report-style" abilities: you can see him in the video below picking up photos with his hands, stretching them, grabbing two at a time, and so on.
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Located just on the edge of Old Town, Marlborough Park has fast established itself as one of Swindon's most desirable addresses.
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Major topics Aaron discussed include the National War Labor Board; the U.S. Wage Stabilization Board; leaders in the field of labor-management relations with whom Aaron has worked; labor arbitration; comparative labor law; the Institute of Industrial Relations at UCLA; and Aaron's experience as a professor at the UCLA School of Law.
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Nothing beats the flavour of a meal that's bubbled to perfection in a potjie. Angela Day shares five recipes.
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Workshops at Penn are offered as part of the cluster system, established around 1990 to identify the strengths of the department for both internal and external audiences. Cluster groups evolve according to faculty and student interests, with the establishment and closing of clusters approved by the Chair. Currently, Penn clusters include Culture and Interaction; Demography; Family and Gender; Race, Ethnicity and Immigration; Education and Inequality; Urban Ethnography, and Economic Sociology. Clusters sponsor one or more ongoing workshops. Workshops offer opportunities for students to participate, as audience members and as speakers, in presentations of cutting edge research in cluster areas, by scholars at Penn and visitors.
Fall 2015 Schedule (all workshops held at 12PM in McNeil Building Room 169):
9/4/15 Family & Gender: Sarah Spell, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
9/11/15 Culture & Interaction: Isaac Martin, Professor of Sociology, University of California, San Diego
9/18/15 Education & Inequality: Phoebe Ho, Ph.D. Student, Penn Sociology
10/2/15 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration: Radha Modi, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
10/16/15 Culture & Interaction: Rachel Ellis, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
10/23/15 Family & Gender: Aliya Rao, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
10/30/15 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration: Eunbi Kim, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
11/6/15 Education & Inequality: Yi-Lin Chiang, Ph.D. Candidate, Penn Sociology
11/13/15 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration: Heidy Sarabia, Postdoctoral Fellow, Penn Sociology
11/20/15 Urban Ethnography: Chad Broughton, Senior Lecturer, Public Policy Studies Program, University of Chicago
Spring 2016 Schedule (all workshops held at 12PM in McNeil Building Room 169):
1/15/16 Family & Gender: Peter Harvey, Ph.D. Student, Penn Sociology
1/22/16 Culture & Interaction: Sarah Adeyinka and David Sorge, Ph.D. Students, Penn Sociology
1/29/16 Education & Inequality: Soo-yong Byun, Associate Professor of Educational Theory and Policy, The Pennsylvania State University
2/12/16 Urban Ethnography: Ruth Braunstein, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Connecticut
2/19/16 Family & Gender: Miliann Kang, Associate Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
2/26/16 Culture & Interaction: Blair Sackett & Lindsay Wood, Ph.D. Students, Penn Sociology
3/18/16 Education & Inequality: TBA
3/25/16 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration: Andrea Kauffman-Berry, Ph.D Student, Penn Sociology
4/1/16 Urban Ethnography: Betsie Garner, Ph.D. Student, Penn Sociology
4/15/16 Urban Ethnography: Gordon Douglas, Associate Director of Institute of Public Knowledge and Postdoctoral Research Fellow, New York University
Culture & Interaction
Organizer: Melissa Wilde
Culture is largely instantiated and reproduced through face-to-face interaction. At the same time, culture can be created and transformed in such encounters, when new ideas are infused with significance and old ones are found to be inadequate to the interactional challenges at hand. This workshop brings together faculty and students from several Penn and other Philadelphia-area colleges and universities for informal talks and discussion about culture and interaction. Some speakers present polished work, but the workshop aims to be useful to early-stage research, so most sessions center on research proposals and early drafts of papers.
Family & Gender
Organizer: Kristen Harknett
The family is an important institution through which a host of social processes get played out. Thus, understanding family formation and functioning is especially important, particularly given the dramatic demographic changes of the last five decades. This workshop gives faculty members from various departments across the university, as well as graduate students in the Sociology and Demography graduate groups, the opportunity to present ongoing research on families and gender. Occasionally, individuals from outside of the university are invited to present their research. The workshop presentations are generally informal, and presenters are encouraged to leave time for feedback.
Education & Inequality
Organizer: Emily Hannum
The Education and Inequality workshop focuses on issues of inequality in educational opportunity. These issues have long been central to the field of sociology. Penn Sociology has a broad representation of faculty working in this area, with particular strengths in the areas of race, ethnicity, gender, and comparative international research. Faculty members affiliated with this cluster are listed below, along with a brief summary of their areas of expertise. We have had a number of accomplished graduates in recent years. In addition to the faculty based in the Sociology Department, students interested in this area of study have access to faculty located in Penn's nearby Graduate School of Education. A joint-degree Ph. D. program in Sociology and Education is available for those who are interested in scholarship at the intersection of sociology and education. Graduate students from Penn's Graduate School of Education are often enrolled in sociology graduate courses, and sociology graduate students avail themselves of expertise available in GSE.
Population Studies Center Colloquium
Director: Herb Smith
The Population Studies Center Colloquium provides a direct link between the Sociology Department and the Population Studies Center. In its original incarnation, population studies mainly concerned demography: the study of the growth and structure of human populations, primarily in terms of fertility, mortality, and migration. As the field of population studies has evolved, so too has the PSC at Penn, which is a major national resource for our understanding of the dynamics of human populations, including health and well-being, human resources, networks, and policy evaluation. For additional information, please visit the Population Studies Center. For a full list of presenters please visit the PSC colloquium.
Race, Ethnicity & Immigration
Organizer: Chenoa Flippen
Scholars have come to appreciate the complex, dynamic, and fluid nature of the concepts of race and ethnicity and the process of immigration—leaving a field that can seem disjointed, confusing, and at odds with itself. The race, ethnicity, and immigration workshop brings together interested graduate students and faculty to discuss and consider the critical sociological questions with which research continues to grapple in these fields. Through both formal presentations and informal discussion, the workshop strives to challenge assumptions, highlight important work, and engage theory and empirical work from both within and outside the academy on these topics. The workshop hopes to both offer members of the group the chance to present early-stage research and to bring in outside speakers to offer fresh insight from outside the workshop's membership.
Scholars have come to appreciate the complex, dynamic, and fluid nature of the concepts of race and ethnicity and the process of immigration—leaving a field that can seem disjointed, confusing, and at odds with itself. The race, ethnicity, and immigration workshop brings together interested graduate students and faculty to discuss and consider the critical sociological questions with which research continues to grapple in these fields. Through both formal presentations and informal discussion, the workshop strives to challenge assumptions, highlight important work, and engage theory and empirical work from both within and outside the academy on these topics. The workshop hopes to both offer members of the group the chance to present early-stage research and to bring in outside speakers to offer fresh insight from outside the workshop's membership.
Urban Ethnography
Organizer: David Grazian
The broad mission of this workshop is to promote and support social science research on urban affairs using participant observation and other ethnographic methods and techniques. This workshop brings together faculty and students from the entire University community as well as neighboring institutions in the Philadelphia area to present and discuss current research on a variety of issues relevant to contemporary urban life and the culture of cities. Past presentation and discussion topics include the religious diversity of urban neighborhoods; the political economy of civic arts and cultural festivals; the social lives of heroin users; and the relationship between community-based organizations and the urban poor. The workshop attracts an interdisciplinary group of regular participants not only from Sociology but also Anthropology, City Planning, Communication, Criminology, Family and Community Medicine, Folklore, History, Social Policy and Practice, Urban Studies, and Women's Studies. For more information and schedule visit the Urban Ethnography page.
Organizer: Jason Schnittker
The Medical Sociology workshop gives students the opportunity to expand their understanding of the sociological study of medicine and health. The workshop critically engages students with the social and cultural framing of what is defined as "illness"; the structural factors that may contribute to those illnesses; and the interactive dynamics between healthcare providers and patients. The workshop connects the organization of social groups with the profession of medicine, the practice of medical care, and the social factors that contribute to sickness and well-being. Through both formal presentations and informal discussion, the workshop exposes students to theoretical developments and empirical work from both within and outside the academy around medical sociology. The Medical Sociology workshop continues Penn's long tradition of quantitative and qualitative scholarship on the topic.
Organizer: Guobin Yang
The Media Activism Research Collective(MARC) offers a collaborative space for graduate students, faculty, and activists working at the intersection of media studies and social movement theory. The MARC blog can be found here: http://mediaactivism.org/.
Innovative research on the dynamic relationship between media and social movements requires methodologies and frameworks that defy disciplinary boundaries. In the spirit of the field's rich diversity, MARC brings together graduate students and faculty from Penn and beyond to establish a supportive network for research that might not lend itself to a traditional laboratory setting, but nonetheless benefits from collective thinking and creative experimentation. MARC links students with peers, leading scholars, and resources so as to institutionalize the formation of generative ties that foster deep learning and insightful research. In a field more typically pursued through individual paths that sometimes cross, MARC is committed to the type of synergetic research required to explore the complex realities of activism, social movements, and media systems. A joint endeavor between the Annenberg School for Communication and Penn's Department of Sociology, MARC is a student-driven, collaborative, and interdisciplinary research group.


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Clay Center voters have again approved a new tax to build a swimming pool to replace one built in 1937.
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The inductively coupled plasma enhanced quantum well intermixing (ICP-QWI) technology has been well established for tuning the bandgap of quantum well structure using argon plasma. This technology provides effective bandgap tuning capability (e.g., with quantum well bandgap shift as large as 104 nm in quantum well laser structure in InP substrate [1]), which is competent for implementing photonic integration. A differential bandgap shift of 86 nm with very small differential linewidth broadening of ∼3 Å was obtained by applying selective intermixing using SiO2 mask layer. Photonics integration capability was demonstrated by the fabrication of the broad area extended cavity lasers and the fabricated passive waveguide has a measured loss of 2.98 cm-1.


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I don't work for TripIt – I just love their service, hate their mobile experience, and find mobile itinerary apps to be huge challenges. This first iteration is a facelift for the iPhone app, which shouldn't shock existing users too much.
Full res of the Network section is attached. Considering how confusing it can be to overlap corporate and personal calendars, I think this TripIt feature is underdeveloped. Full strategy at the project link: www.drewmackenzie.com/tripit.html
It's my first shot at an itinerary app, so let me know what you think!
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GOG introduces Thief: Deadly Shadows, Splinter Cell, Anomaly: Warzone Earth
GOG.com's brought on three new games to the service: Anomaly: Warzone Earth, the original Splinter Cell and Thief: Deadly Shadows. You can pick them up for $10 each here.
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The Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma is accepting applications for (1) Chief Supreme Court Judge and (1) Supreme Court Associate Judge for the Kickapoo Tribal Court through August 5, 2016. Please see website kickapootribeofoklahoma.com for full job description. Submit resume and/or application to:Kickapoo Tribe of OklahomaAttn: Valentina...
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Seneca-Cayuga election postponed again
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Navajo Nation Council set to begin summer session in Arizona
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribe opposed Idaho's legal reach
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Cobell Education Scholarship Fund reaches nearly $40 million
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The Business of Indian Agriculture & Food Sovereignty Assessment Training Workshop
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North Dakota sells Fighting Sioux items to satisfy NCAA
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Last week on the Core Knowledge blog, Robert Pondiscio called for the end of seven classroom practices that don't work. Four of the seven practices dealt with standards- and data-driven instruction—or, really, the bastardization of standards- and data-driven instruction. The crux of Pondiscio's argument is right on the money: Standards-driven instruction is only as good as the standards and assessments that are used to drive instruction, and reading standards (and/or assessments) that prioritize empty reading skills over content are sure to steer our teachers wrong.
Unfortunately, Pondiscio's post distracts from that point by deriding some practices that, when done well, can be used to powerfully drive student achievement.
Take, for example, data-driven instruction. Pondiscio is right that "using data in half-baked or simplistic ways" is going to do very little to drive student learning. But the answer is not to abandon data-driven instruction writ large, but rather to encourage teachers to use data thoughtfully and purposefully. There aren't nearly enough examples (or quality PD purveyors) that demonstrate how this can be done and done well. We need more.
Last week, a report was released by Education First and the EPE Research Center entitled Preparing for Change. The report is the first in a series of three that will look at whether states have developed Common Core implementation plans that address three areas of CCSS implementation:
Many CCSS supporters cheered at the report's main finding, which indicated that all but one state—Wyoming—"reported having developed some type of formal implementation plan for transitioning to the new, common standards." There is cause for excitement—this is a clear indication that states are taking CCSS implementation seriously and that they are working to reorient their education systems to the new standards.
That said, while developing implementation plans is an important first step, it's far more critical to ensure that those plans are worth following—that they properly identify the gaps in teacher knowledge and skill so that they can...
Pretty much everybody favors better "civics education" in our schools and colleges. Pretty much everybody who thinks about such matters is alarmed that barely a quarter of U.S. school kids were at or above the "proficient" level on the 2010 NAEP assessment of civics—and that achievement at the twelfth-grade level is slipping even though just about all students "take civics" in high school. Almost everyone has encountered ample examples of students (and adults!) who cannot answer the most rudimentary questions about how the government is organized, what "separation of powers" or "checks and balances" means, how many senators their states have (much less their names), and more.
It is, indeed, a modern platitude that "we must do something to improve Americans' knowledge of civics and government."
But there is a problem in civics education, a sort of dividing line, about which there is far less agreement across society. On one side, we find an emphasis on infusing kids with basic knowledge about government, an understanding of the merits (as well as the shortcomings) of American democracy, and a sense of what can...
Earlier this week, the National Center for Science Education—an organization devoted to "defending the teaching of evolution and climate science"—launched a new initiative to promote the teaching of climate change in schools. But they didn't settle for conveying the solid scientific fact that the climate (almost everywhere) is indeed changing. They want causality and they enter into policy, politics and civic activism. In the Center's formulation, schools should teach children that, while "climate has changed in the past…now it is changing because humans have become a force of nature and are altering the flow of matter and energy on the planet." What's more, climate change needs to be taught in schools so that "future citizens to be able to make scientifically informed decisions about the consequences of climate change."
But can we really equate people who question evolution with those who question the science behind what causes (and what, if anything, might ameliorate) climate change? According to NCSE's executive director, Eugenie Scott, "Both [groups] are making a pedagogical argument, that it is somehow good pedagogy, good critical thinking, for students to learn both. That...
Over the past decade, education reform advocates on both the state and national level have demonstrated an almost single-minded focus on various "structural reforms": setting standards, adopting assessments, establishing clear accountability for results, providing school leaders greater autonomy and flexibility, injecting greater competition and choice into school funding systems, etc. But, by focusing on structural reforms over getting classroom-level curriculum and instruction right, are reformers missing the boat?
Beverly Jobrack thinks so. In fact, she's written a book— The Tyranny of theTextbook: An Insider Exposes How Educational Materials Undermine Reform—that argues, essentially, that it's curriculum, not structural reform, that has the greatest potential to drive student achievement.
Jobrack has a point—as we've long said here at Fordham, standards alone will do little to drive student achievement if they're not meaningfully implemented (via, among other things, a thoughtfully designed curriculum). In fact, few state and national education reformers would disagree with Jobrack about the importance of curriculum and instruction in driving student achievement. So why do so few actually...
Hearken back to junior high and high school for a moment. What "historical documents" were you taught in social studies and American history classes? The U.S. Constitution? Your state's constitution? What about the Declaration of Independence or the Federalist Papers? The Northwest Ordinance (especially if you grew up in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, or Minnesota)?
My entire K-12 education was in Ohio public schools. When it came to history, I didn't take any electives or special courses beyond whatever was required for me to earn a diploma. Yet, I was taught all of these important historical texts, multiple times, from seventh grade through twelfth. So I was surprised to see bills moving through the Ohio legislature that would require schools to teach what I thought were standard fare for Ohio's students. In fact, at first blush it seemed implausible to me that many schools weren't already doing so.
My husband, also an Ohio public school alum (from a quote-unquote better district than I attended), had a different reaction when I told him about the legislation. He guessed at least two-thirds of students...
In all the excitement in the buildup to the New Hampshire primary, one important educational development seems to have gotten overshadowed. Last week, a New Hampshire law allowing parents to demand alternatives to curricular materials that they find objectionable took effect. It could have far reaching consequences not just in the Granite State but—if it catches on—for schools across the country.
Specifically, the law (which was passed over the governor's veto) requires all districts to adopt a policy that:
In a post on Curriculum Matters last week, Erik Robelen explained that New Hampshire Governor John Lynch "said the measure was too vague...
Two months ago, Apple celebrated the 10th anniversary of the release of the iPod. Sunday, we will "celebrate" the 10th birthday of NCLB.
The iPod is universally seen as a game changer—something that not only transformed the way we listen to music, but that changed the music industry itself.
Few would say the same about the transformative power of NCLB.
Yet, what if the iPod hadn't evolved in the ten years since its initial release? What if, after Steve Jobs released the 2001 version—the first-generation iPod—the different divisions at Apple couldn't come to agreement about how it should evolve?
As one tech-expert explained:
A reader from the Raleigh News & Observer wrote in when the blog launched earlier this week to let me know about a program that could be useful to classroom teachers looking to get great materials for free.
News in Education (NIE) is a program sponsored by many newspapers around the country that provides access to free newspaper content (either electronically or with physical papers in some cases) to K-12 teachers for use in their classrooms. The classroom materials seem to vary in quality, but many offer lessons drawn from newspaper content in disciplines from reading and social studies to math and science, and in any case the free newspaper access is valuable in and of itself.
If you're an educator or school leader, check out theNewspaper Association of America Foundation's page on NIE programs for a list of papers near you offering the resource. Looks like a great way to get timely reading material and other resources for the classroom for a song. Thanks to reader Courtney Clark of the N&O for the tip!...
I believe that the right combination of rigorous standards, effective assessments, and strong implementation can transform teaching and drive outstanding student achievement.
But we have a long road ahead to reach that goal. The quality of state standards has been all over the map and implementation of those standards has been mixed at best. Now that nearly every state has adopted the Common Core, states have a chance to reboot and to get standards- and assessment-driven reform right.
To get there we will have to find the right answers to some key questions. How do we ensure the assessment consortia develop the rigorous assessments we need? Will state-driven professional development be focused where it needs to be? Will states focus too much on mandating curricular and instructional materials? Not enough? And, most importantly, will district leaders and teachers embrace the new standards and drive the classroom-level changes we need? Here, I hope to explore these questions and more.
But first a few answers about how I ended up as editor of Common Core Watch: I'm a Connecticut-based education policy analyst who's been committed to and working in education for 15 years. I...


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A mere eight entrees cut the decision-making time for diners at Zee's Restaurant in Shaw.
"I didn't want to overwhelm myself until the need is there," says Zelina Ali-Aziz, 67, chef and co-owner of the new Trinidadian storefront, which has no appetizers and a single dessert: mango mousse cake. "I prefer quality over quantity."
Zee's, which refers to the chef's American nickname, more or less delivers on both counts. Curried goat, cooked over a low fire until the meat is tender, is almost a meal for two when you factor in the accompanying lettuce salad, the chunky potatoes and the folded flatbread known as roti. Chicken stew, seasoned with thyme and other herbs, comes with a shovelful of pigeon peas that are flecked with carrot and corn. (They could use a sprinkle of salt.) Shrimp, oxtail, beef and mixed vegetables are among the featured ingredients that are either curried or stewed, take your pick, at Zee's.
Like it on the wild side? Spoon a dab of the chef's hot sauce on your plate - and be prepared to shed a few tears. Scotch bonnet peppers in the mix torch the tongue.
Ali-Aziz was a customer service representative for Kaiser Permanente for 20 years before opening Zee's in October, and she reprises that role every time she leaves the kitchen for the dining room to introduce herself to her patrons.
"They should know who is cooking their food," says the cheerful native of Trinidad, who operated a place called 2 Way Roti Shop there with her father before she left for the United States in 1979. Painted in Halloween colors (orange and black) and arranged with tall tables, the cozy Zee's turns out to be a family reunion; the chef's son, daughter and nephew all pitch in on a regular basis.
There's no beer or wine yet, although Ali-Aziz has applied for a license. In the meantime, a glass of her crimson, house-swirled sorrel - a West Indian drink made with hibiscus flowers and laced with cinnamon, nutmeg and honey - makes a welcome punch.
The holder in which the bill is delivered comes with a strategy to drum up more business: "Fan us on Facebook or write a review on Yelp," a slip of paper requests. Here's one admirer's alternative response.
600 Florida Ave. NW. 202-506-1897. Entrees, $9 to $12.75.
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COLUMBUS, Miss. – Rosalyn Smith-Howard of Brandon, executive director of the Mississippi Nurses Foundation, will keynote Mississippi University for Women's Saturday, Aug. 6 graduation ceremony at 10 a.m. in Rent Auditorium, Whitfield Hall.
COLUMBUS, Miss. – The past few days educators from around the Golden Triangle, as well as Tupelo, have spent their days learning about the importance of incorporating nutrition and physical activity in their classrooms.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Melinda Lowe, interim director of Outreach & Innovation at Mississippi University for Women, was the recipient of the Columbus Lowndes Chamber of Commerce's Outstanding Volunteer Award.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- For the fourth year in a row, Mississippi University for Women has been named one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to a survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
JACKSON, Miss – Anna Watson, a graduate of Mississippi University for Women and Amory native, was recently awarded the Mississippi Rural Physicians Scholarship valued at $30,000 per year for her medical training at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine in Jackson at the annual scholarship ceremony.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Thomas Haffey, Mississippi University for Women's Phi Beta Lambda chapter adviser and instructor of marketing, recently took second place in current events in business and third place in marketing at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference June 24-27 in Atlanta, Ga.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Approximately 30 high school teachers from across the country will be at Mississippi University for Women this week and later this month learning the latest in restaurant management and culinary arts.


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We only stayed one night here but found it was within a very short walking distance to the village. Our room had a Jacuzzi which we did not use. When we checked in we could not get our key to work, but it was soon fixed. However, the temperature in our room was so hot it was uncomfortable. It was a warm day, and our room had the afternoon sun on it. The room had a gas fireplace and although only the pilot light was on it gave out quite a bit of heat. I phoned downstairs to ask how I could turn down the heat and it was suggested I open the sliding door and it would cool down considerably. We ended up turning the air conditioner on full blast on the coldest setting and we were still hot. It made for an unpleasant sleep. There are not breakfast facilities at the hotel. The price was reasonable. Staff were friendly.
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Supervisors hear protests on snow removal, speeding
The first off-site" meeting of the year for the East Cocalico Township Supervisors saw plenty of lively discussion on a number of topics. The well attended meeting at Stevens Fire Hall, heard citizens comment on snow removal, speeding vehicles on Stevens Road, and tractor trailers not able to negotiate turning onto Wabash Road from Stevens Road easily. I m not happy with snow removal on township roads around here, Brian Tothero, of Stevens Road, said. When you let snow get packed down, it puts people at risk, like first responders
"We got a lot of calls on the last storm, Supervisor Chairman, Doug Mackley said. In developments, we don't plow as deep due to manhole covers, etc. It was hard because there was ice underneath. This storm got ahead of us. We appreciate the long hours the road crews put in.
"In this last snow, Supervisor Alan Fry said, we used metal tipped blades in some developments instead of the equipment with rubber tipped blades and it ripped off some manhole covers. Now we need to go back and fix them.
Township Manager, Mark Hiester, added that the forecast was not sure if the precipitation would be rain or ice. Frank Weaver, from Stevens, told supervisors he attended the supervisors meeting held at the Stevens Fire Hall two years ago. I brought up a concern about speeding two years ago, Weaver said. We are now getting a lot of tractor trailers shuttling between Denver and Four Seasons. They (tractor trailers) get hung up making the left turn off Stevens Road. Speeders are still a concern, Weaver added, stating they travel Schoeneck Road, down through Stevens toward Denver. We've referred this problem to the state, Mackley said, regarding the truck issue. There's just not enough radius for turning these big tractor trailers. We're waiting for the state to get back to us.
Police Chief Beever spoke to the speeding concerns and said the department would continue to address the issue. Land planning engineer Brent Lied explained two waiver modification requests for Stoney Pointe, phase 2. The first waiver, which supervisors approved with conditions, deals with using on-site soil materials for backfill in road trenches and right-of-ways. Lied said that this was done in phase 1. The moisture levels of soil materials need to be suitable. If not, the fall back is stone. The second waiver, which supervisors approved, concerned the depth of storm water pipes. The plan for Stoney Pointe's phase 2 will come before the board at a future date, after some technical items are addressed, said Lied. Supervisors adopted a job description for a financial administrator.
Formerly the township used a bookkeeper job description. This is a better title for what the person does, Hiester said. Supervisors adopted the same pool rates for 2011 as the township had in 2010. A season pass for a family is $145 before June 6 or $155 after. Non-resident family rates are $170 before June 6 and $180 after. Adult rates are $90 before and $95 after. Daily rates (adults $7, students $5, and senior citizens $4) are half price after 5 p.m. How the pool snack bar will run and who will run it is still being worked on, Mackley said. Lawn mowing bids for the township s 34 acres ranged from $11,400 to $26,495. Low bidder, BR Services, 35 School Lane, Stevens, was awarded the lawn mowing contract.
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Greyhounds Open Season With Scoreless Draw at Saint Francis (Pa.)
Aug. 25, 2012
LORETTO, Pa. - The Loyola University Maryland men's soccer team got its season started on Saturday with a 0-0 double-overtime tie against Saint Francis (Pa.) at the Stokes Soccerplex.
"Saint Francis is a very dangerous place to play," head coach Mark Mettrick said. "In their last 16 games at home, they are 13-1-2. I thought that we created a number of good scoring chances against a good team, we were just a bit unlucky to not finish some of the chances we created. I also thought that we defended very well, so I'm pleased about that."
The Greyhounds had an opportunity to secure the victory in the final minute of play when junior Diego McQuestion drew a foul just outside of the box. Sophomore Connor Thompson'sfree kick bounced off the cross bar though and the Red Flash were able to clear the ball to the other end of the field to preserve the scoreless draw.
Loyola also had the misfortune of seeing senior Gerwyn Jones' shot hit the post in the 74th minute and senior Gary Weisbaum's header on a cross from freshman Dominic Marshall go just over the cross bar in the first overtime period.
Marshall and classmate Larry Ndjock both had quality scoring opportunities for the Greyhounds in their collegiate debut though. In the 36th minute, Marshall had a strike from about 10 yards out, but Saint Francis goalkeeper Daniel Valcicak pushed it wide. Ndjock then saw his header go wide in the 44th minute.
In the second half, McQuestion worked through the defense and went one-on-one with the keeper, but Valcicak came up with one of his game-high five saves on the shot attempt.
In goal for Loyola, junior Thurman Van Riper played all 110 minutes and earned his first career shutout with three saves.
As a team, the Greyhounds outshot the Red Flash, 15-10, and held a 9-5 advantage in corner kicks.
In addition to Marshall and Ndjock, sophomores Julian Saldana and Joey Wilkins also made their collegiate debuts today.
The Greyhounds will be back in action next weekend when they return home to host La Salle and Cal State Northridge as a part of Kickoff Weekend. Loyola will face the Explorers in the first game of a doubleheader with the Greyhounds' women's soccer team on Friday at 6 p.m. Cal State Northridge will then visit Ridley Athletic Complex on Sunday at 1 p.m.
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(سیستم انالوگ تلویزیون ها درکشور به دیجیتل تغیر می یابد)Wednesday, January 23rd, 2013
H. E. Amirzai Sanging Minister of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT) participated the meeting along with H. E. Abdul Khaliq Farahi deputy Minister of Information and Culture,DG of ATRA Abdul Wakil Shirgul, TV channel representatives, which was held on Tuesday third February 2013 in MCIT Conference hall.
At beginning H. E. Sangin briefly mentioned the achievement of the country in telecommunication sector and said: Afghanistan is the only country, which has made great progress in short period. Further he said the aim of this meeting is to share ideas and discuss about changing analogue TV System to Digital TV System.
He highlighted that the changing analogue to digital system has great importance and critical social- economic, Technological and broadcasting impacts, with this, the population of remotes areas will have opportunity to watch television programs and enjoy it.
Later deputy Minister of Information and Culture Mr. Abdulkhaliq Farahi praising efforts of MCIT and its consequences in Telecommunication services said: that changing the existing analogue to Digital system is another positive step of MCIT. Mr. Farahi pledged that Ministry of Information and Culture will cooperate MCIT in this regard.
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To change analogue system to digital Afghanistan selected modern and standard digital (DVB-T2) the process of Implementation of this project will begin in Kabul City first and will complete in five years.
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