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Ahead Of Anticipated iTunes Revamp, Apple Goes On A Hiring Spree
Apple's latest job advertisements suggest an iTunes refresh is indeed on the cards.
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Two new job advertisements call for engineers to join Apple's Transit team for Maps.
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Apple is increasing its iOS GPU development team in Orlando, Fla., according to a number of new job postings.
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Could our future iDevices be solar powered? One new Apple job listing appears to suggest as much.
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Resume Designer Now Lets You Create, Edit And Share Resumes On An iPad
Resume Designer has received an important update adding support for the iPad.
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Apple Job Listing Points To Next-Generation iWork Suite
It looks like Apple is indeed developing a new version of its iWork suite for Mac and iOS.
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Create Resumes On The Go In Proven Job Search's Recent Update
Proven Job Search has recently received an update that job hunters will appreciate.
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Apple Job Listing Cites "Exciting New Features" For Location Services
In a recent job listing, Apple notes that the company is in the process of developing "exciting new features" for location services within the iOS.
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New AppList: Apps For Surviving Tough Economic Times
The current economy has a lot of folks struggling. Luckily, there are some apps that can help. From tracking and saving money to earning more, your iDevice can help you survive and thrive the downturn.
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Apple Looking For An iTunes Store Sheriff
Alright, Apple's job board is becoming always more up-to-date with current Apple news. You might remember the job openings for Antenna enginers in the middle of the iPhone 4 antenna crisis. Well, now the board has taken an almost premonitory role as 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman spotted that Apple has been looking for the equivalent of an iTunes Store Sheriff for a couple days.
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Apple Looking To Hire Some Antenna Engineers?
No folks, it's not a joke; Apple has just posted an ad on their job opening board. They are looking for what seems like an entire team of antenna engineers for the iPhone and iPad.
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Professional DevelopmentProfessional Development Week Fall 2016: Schedule of Events
Note: You must be logged into the PTC portal to view this page.
The Professional Development Institute provides and promotes professional development activities for PTC faculty and staff. These events are advertised through campus e-mail, but a list of upcoming events can be located in Technet, the PTC Intranet. To access the current list of PD opportunities, follow the directions for registering (below). New: Video of how to register.
- Mandatory Trainings
- Electronic Gradebook and the Jenzabar LMS
- Portal Presence
- Webinars
- Registering for Events
- Additional Information and Resources
All Pulaski Technical College employees, part- or full-time, are required to complete the following trainings each calendar year.
- Active Shooter
- Emergency Procedures
- Laura's Law
- Mandated Reporter (available online only, information below)
- Sexual Harassment
Register: All of these courses, as well as a few optional trainings,
are available online.
Registration for online access to the training will be accepted at any time,
but access to courses may not be until the start of each month. If you miss a
deadline, you will have another opportunity the following month. Once you have
registered and have been enrolled in the course, you will get an email with
instructions on accessing the course.
Please note that Mandated Reporter is only available online, through the Arkansas Mandated Reporter website. Instructions for accessing it and submitting your certificate of completion can be found below.
Mandated Reporter training
The purpose of this online course is to help all Arkansas Mandated Reporters
understand their critical role in protecting children by recognizing and
reporting child abuse. As employees of an institution of higher education with
students under the age of 18, we are considered Mandated Reporters. Everyone who
suspects child abuse or neglect should call the Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline to
make a report, but Mandated Reporters are required by law to do so.
Instructions for accessing the Mandated Reporter Training:
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Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse: Training for Arkansas Mandated Reporters
- Complete the pre-test, self-paced training, and post-test.
- Save the Certificate of Completion as a PDF and send it to Jayne Pyle at firstname.lastname@example.com. Your certificate will be sent to Human Resources once we record the information into our database.
Note to High School Teachers
Licensed educators in Arkansas seeking to fulfill the professional development child maltreatment requirement please go to www.arkansasideas.org. If you have already completed this training or are required by your school to complete it in another venue, please forward a copy of your certificate to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Electronic Gradebook and the Jenzabar LMS
The Electronic Gradebook LibGuides site houses the handouts that have been created on the Jenzabar eLearning LMS for PTC. Here, you will find instructions for accessing your online courses (gradebooks), setting up a basic gradebook, and much more.
Portal Presence
We have a portal presence. Log in to the MyPTC portal, click on the "Faculty and Staff" tab at the top of the page, and then click "Center for Teaching Excellence" in the navigation bar. This site contains links to various resources, including instructions for accessing the ADHE Perkins webinars, using technology, and more.
The Professional Development Institute has a number of webinars that are available for on-demand training. While the webinars are not available to be loaned out, we will be happy to schedule them for your department or division to view in the training room (IT 206). Some of the topics are listed below.
- Student Success (several titles)
- Copyright
- Classroom Management
- Effective online teaching
- Disruptive students, campus violence
- At-risk, Millennial, transfer, and veteran students
- Using data and metrics to measure student persistence
- Retaining students, both online and on-campus
- Survival strategies for new college instructors
- First generation college students
- Technology tips
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- Helping faculty manage online workloads
- Intrusive academic advising
- Law and legal issues for faculty, staff and administration
- Learning communities
- Prior learning assessment
- Active learning
- Three keys to effective decision making for academic leaders
- Registration and calendar information: Registering for professional development events and accessing the training calendar
- Course Registration for PTC Professional Development Events (PDF)
Additional Information and Resources
- Links to More Professional Development Resources
- Microsoft Office products
- SMART Tutorials: SMART boards, Notebook 10, SMART Sympodium, etc.
For more information about Professional Development at Pulaski Technical College, please contact:
Jayne Pyle
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Pulaski Technical College
3000 W. Scenic Drive
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The East Tennessee Regional Leadership Association is touring Roane County today, Nov. 16, as its final class of the 2011 season.
Environment is the topic of the tour to be led by Tony LaMance, the Roane County ETRLA representative.
"I want folks experience the awesome beauty not only in the natural surroundings, but our people who make it such a wonderful place to be," LaMance said of his plans for the tour.
25 Years Ago
A drug awareness seminar in Kingston gave the community an opportunity to discover and discuss new ideas about chemical dependency. Education was the seminar's central focus. "Chemical dependency has always been with us and will always be with us," said Bill Hood, director of the Adult Chemical Dependency Program at Peninsula Hospital. "The best way we can combat this problem is through education."
10 Years Ago
By GENE POLICINSKI
First Amendment Center
The First Amendment was not in plain sight Nov. 8 when the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over a drug conviction involving police use of a hidden GPS tracking device without a search warrant.
But the Court's decision — expected next spring — will have implications for our First Amendment rights of association and free speech, owing to a legal concept called "practical obscurity."
A photo of Randall McCain was featured in the Monday, Nov. 7, edition of Roane County News.
However, if you didn't know Randall, you wouldn't have known it was him.
The photo was used at the bottom of Page 1 to tease to a group of photos on an inside page, and it did not include caption information that would have identified him.
While we commonly use this technique to refer to other pictures or articles on inside pages, at least one person was bothered in this instance.
by MIKE GIBSON
Kingston City Council members took measures to ensure a spate of proposed new pain management clinics won't cause headaches for the city.
The council unanimously passed a resolution imposing a moratorium on the permitting or approval of any new pain management clinics with the city limits for the next 120 days. The city has no such businesses in operation, but council members worry that some might look for space to nest in Kingston, since nearby Knoxville has chased out several clinics through systematic police action.
Michael Golebiewski, associate professor of speech and theater at at Roane State Community College, has been directing his Playmakers for more than 12 seasons.
He's also showing his writing chops by bringing the dead back to the stage in a "rock odyssey from the great beyond."
Deadstock, which premiered this past weekend, marks the first full-length play he has written.
It was a joint project between the theater, art and music departments.
Mark Ventura, of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, has received the prestigious honor of being named as the Tennessee Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (SEAFWA) Wildlife Officer of the Year. Ventura was presented the award during the 65rd Annual SEAFWA Conference that the TWRA hosted in Nashville.
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Painkillers Up Post-Heart Attack Death
Nov. 14, 2005 (Dallas) -- Taking anti-inflammatory drugs, especially at high doses, can be deadly for people who have had a heart attack, a new study shows.
The new study, looking at people who take anti-inflammatory drugs after suffering their first heart attack, shows that the painkillers may be dangerous for people with existing heart disease.
"The finding is consistent with all the other evidence showing that anti-inflammatory drugs [can be bad for the heart]," says Sidney C. Smith Jr., MD, professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who was not involved with the new study.
"People who have had a heart attack and have been prescribed NSAIDs should talk to their doctor so they can weigh the risks and benefits of the drugs and talk about alternative treatments," Smith tells WebMD.
Researcher Gunnar H. Gislason, MD, a research fellow at Bispebjerg University Hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark, agrees.
"If you can avoid them, it makes sense to switch to another type of medication if you have cardiovascular disease," he tells WebMD. "But if you need to take them, use low doses."
High Doses of Vioxx, Celebrex Particularly Deadly
For the study, presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2005, researchers examined the medical records of 58,432 men and women discharged from the hospital from 1995 to 2002 after a first heart attack. Then, using a national prescription database, they looked at their use of NSAIDs and their dosages.
More than 40% of the people had used at least one NSAID, and nearly 10% had used one of the so-called Cox-2 drugs Celebrex or Vioxx.
Study participants who took high doses of a Cox-2 drug (more than 200 milligrams a day of Celebrex or 25 milligrams a day of Vioxx) were about four to five times more likely to die over the study period, compared with those not taking any anti-inflammatory drugs, the study showed.
People who took more than 1,200 milligrams a day of ibuprofen were nearly twice as likely to die as those who didn't take painkillers. High doses of diclofenac, another traditional NSAID, more than tripled the risk of death.


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Brinkley's Might Move Into the Beloved Milady's Space
The Prince Street dive bar has remained vacant for over a year.
The Prince Street dive bar has remained vacant for over a year.
Plus: The Bowery Diner now delivering across the LES, NYC restaurants participating in national Wellness Week, and more neighborhood news.
Singles, listen up.
Is the Brinkley's owner trying to pull a McNally?
The Chanterelle alum is now in the kitchen at the Martignetti brothers' new venture.
The Martignetti brothers debut their reboot of Bar Martignetti.
The former Bar Martignetti reopens next week as a Minetta Tavern–style pub.
Check out the proper Victorian door.
A carnival-themed nightclub and an English pub are among the many new nightspots coming in the fall.


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The Boston Conservatory Housing Office aims to provide students an inclusive and engaging residential experience. In order to maintain an environment in which everyone can perform at the highest level in their art and in their lives, students are responsible for their actions, as well as the actions of their guests. Students are expected to be knowledgeable of and abide by the Student Conduct Code and the Residence Life Handbook. The Residence Life Handbook outlines expectations and policies for life within the residence halls. These policies and procedures are subject to change during the academic year and it is the student's responsibility to know the current policies and regulations. For more information on the Student Conduct Code, please refer to the Student Handbook.
Alcohol and Other Drugs
Alcohol and other drugs are prohibited in the residence halls at The Boston Conservatory. Student should refer to the Student Conduct Code for a further explanation of the Alcohol and Other Drug policy, Student Handbook.
The following equipment is permitted in student rooms: portable televisions (maximum wattage of 150), radios, clocks, stereos, fans, electric razors, hair dryers, computers, and heating pads. All appliances must be used with extreme care. Please unplug all appliances when not in use.
One refrigerator may be used per student, but it must not exceed 4.5 cubic feet. Refrigerators must be kept in open view and not placed in any enclosure or closet that could restrict ventilation.
The following equipment is not permitted in the residence halls: air conditioners, electric percolators, halogen lamps, microwave ovens, electric frying pans, hot plates, immersion coils, sun lamps, toasters and toaster ovens, popcorn poppers, and other heating or cooking elements. These items are considered fire hazards and will be confiscated. A microwave is available for your use in the lobby of each residence hall. Please clean it after you finish using it. If you have questions about other items, please see a Residence Life staff member.
Residents in 84 Fenway are permitted to bring standard kitchen appliances (microwave, toaster, etc.). These items should have an automatic shutoff mechanism, and students should use extra care when using them.
Building Access
All exterior doors to the undergraduate residence halls are controlled by a card access system, with the exception of 84 Fenway that uses key access. All students residing on campus are issued a Boston Conservatory ID card and a room key. Missing or stolen keys will be replaced at a cost of $80 for a key. If you lose your key or ID, please report the loss to your Resident Assistant immediately.
When a key is lost, a locksmith may be called to change the lock, and if deemed appropriate new keys will be issued for the room.
When an ID is lost, the access for that account is cancelled and a new ID will be issued. Students must request their new ID through at the campus Mail Room/ID Services Office in 31 Hemenway. Students are charged $20 for a lost ID.
Keys are the property of The Boston Conservatory and must be returned to a Residence Life staff member when you vacate your room. You will be charged for keys that are not returned during checkout.
Students should carry their keys and ID with them at all times and should never give their keys or ID to anyone for any reason. If you lock yourself out, first try to find the key or wait for your roommate. If you are unable to find a roommate (or live in a single), go to the Office of Housing & Student Life in the Student Center between the hours of 9am and 5pm on weekdays. In the evenings and weekends, contact the Resident Assistant on duty or Campus Security. You may need to wait for a staff member to become available before you are able to gain access to your room.
It is against Boston Conservatory policy to duplicate keys for any reason. Students found in violation of this policy will be subject to disciplinary action. If keys are not returned when a student vacates a room, the student will automatically be charged for the keys.
The Boston Conservatory provides routine housekeeping service for all lounges, corridors, stairways, and common-area bathrooms. You are responsible for situations that require extra cleaning and will be billed accordingly. You are responsible for the care and cleaning of your room, and for your bathroom if you have a private one. Cleaning up after yourself not only makes the community in which we live look better, but also prevents possible safety and fire hazards.
Residents in 84 Fenway are responsible for cleaning their own apartment throughout the year.
Upon occupying or vacating an assigned room, you are required to check the condition of the room and its furnishings with a Resident Assistant, using forms that are provided. You are expected to leave your room in the same condition as when you moved in. Upon checking out, students are encouraged to carefully complete their room condition form. Students must follow designated checkout procedures when moving out of the hall.
You are held responsible for loss or damage to the room or furnishings beyond normal wear and tear. If two or more students occupy a room in which damage has been done, each individual is liable for a proportionate amount of the damage unless the responsibility is voluntarily assumed by one of the occupants. Losses or damages to property in common areas of the residence halls are assessed to all residents on that floor or, in some cases, to all the residents in the hall equally if the individual(s) responsible cannot be determined.
Please note that students will be assessed for excessive trash, missing furniture, missing or torn window shades or blinds, cleaning and repositioning of furniture, damage to walls such as nail and tack holes and tape, and additions to the room such as shelving. The residents of the room will be held responsible for any damages done to the room and/or its contents and will be assessed by The Boston Conservatory for the cost of the repairs or replacement.
In summary, residents assume total responsibility for their rooms and for behavior that occurs in them.
Damage deposits will be returned to students who are not returning to the residence halls at the end of each academic year. After inspection of the vacated room, any damages will be assessed and amounts will be determined by the Director of Housing & Student Life in accordance with individual room conditions and those policies listed in the housing contract.
Fire Escapes and Balconies
Students are not allowed access to the roof, fire escapes, or balconies except in the case of a fire or other serious emergency. Any violation of this policy will result in a fine of $700 in addition to any damages incurred.
Fire Safety Policies
Fire safety is one of the most important concerns at The Boston Conservatory. We ask you to make a serious effort to prevent fires by discouraging violations of the fire safety policy. Fire safety equipment is installed on each floor for your protection. Any tampering with fire safety equipment is a violation of the Student Conduct Code.
Students found in violation of any fire safety policy are subject to severe disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion from the residence hall, monetary fines, and criminal prosecution. If the particular individuals involved in damage to fire safety equipment cannot be identified, the residence hall will be subject to monetary charges on a pro-rated basis.
The Presence of the Following Constitutes a Direct Violation of Conservatory Policies
- Candles (whether or not burned) and any items capable of producing an open flame
- Firearms, fireworks, hazardous materials/chemicals, and explosives
- Combustible or flammable liquids and substances of any type, such as fuel, open paints or thinners, or Sterno
- Oil, kerosene, or charcoal stoves and/or lamps (e.g. Coleman stoves, hibachis)
- Motors of any type, such as those on motorcycles or mopeds
- Paper or other highly combustible lamp shades
- Faulty appliance cords, frayed or broken insulation, or damaged plug ends
- Inadequate or unsafe extension cords. Cords must be U.L. listed and of the heavy-duty type when used with televisions or similar allowable equipment.
- Room air conditioners
- Improperly stored food, excess dirt or discarded papers and litter or other unsanitary or hazardous conditions resulting from poor upkeep of room
- Circuitry overloads of any type
- Additional electrical wiring (e.g., dimmer switches, junction boxes) or any alterations or repairs to any part of the building electrical system. Circuits are overloaded easily by use of high-wattage appliances or plugging too many items into one outlet.
- Fireplaces in any residence hall may not be used.
- Combustible items suspended from walls, doors, ceilings, and windows may not cover more than 50% of the total wall space. This includes fishnets, bedspreads, drapes or curtains, tapestries and posters.
- Faceplate-style (flush-mounted) multiple outlets are the only type approved for use. Use of the "octopus-style" or more than one tap off an extension cord is forbidden.
- Direct egress from the rooms, hallways, or stair- wells may not be blocked by persons or furniture, bicycles, or other items. Your room should be arranged to permit direct access from doors to beds, so that emergency personnel may enter easily if necessary. Corridors and stairways must be accessible to unimpeded use at all times.
- Tampering with electrical circuit panels is strictly forbidden.
- The building or construction of lofts/platforms is prohibited. It is also against Conservatory policy to stack furniture.
- Any other items prohibited in other sections of this manual not listed in this list.
Guest Policy
A guest is described as visitor from another hall or a non-paying visitor who is staying in a residence hall room at the invitation of a resident.
Overnight guests are permitted only under the following circumstances:
- Approval from roommates and the Resident Assistant must be obtained in advance. Roommates and the Resident Assistant reserve the right to say no.
- Overnight guests will be allowed to stay a maximum of two consecutive nights per week. Exceptions may be made due to extenuating circumstances, with the approval of the Director of Housing & Student Life, and roommates.
- The host must assume full responsibility for the actions of the guest, including damages.
- Irresponsible behavior or violations of any Boston Conservatory policy will result in expulsion of the guest from the residence halls. Guest privileges may be revoked for the host.
- Hosts must escort their guests at all times.
- Guests may not sleep in common spaces within the residence halls.
Hall Sports
Within the residence halls, residents are not permitted to engage in any type of "hall sport" activities. This includes, but not limited to, the use of in-line skates, skateboards, or bicycles, and in addition, residents are not to engage in playing any type of sporting activity within the residence halls.
Laundry Facilities
Washers and dryers are available in each residence hall. Laundry machines are card operated, with the exception of 84 Fenway, which is coin-operated. Cards are provided at move-in and cost $10 to replace if lost. A value added machine is available in the Student Center to place money on your laundry card.
In consideration of other residents, you are encouraged to take laundry out of machines as soon as the washing or drying cycle is complete. The Boston Conservatory is not responsible for laundry left in the laundry room or any damage to or theft of clothing. Laundry left in the laundry room for more than 12 hours may be donated to a local charity.
Money lost or machines that are not functioning properly should be reported to your Resident Assistant.
Tampering with machines will result in disciplinary action. Dyeing is also strictly forbidden in washing machines and clothing which has just been dyed should not be placed in the dryer.
Life-Threatening Behavior
The Boston Conservatory recognizes that certain behaviors (e.g., suicide threats, gestures or attempts; eating disorders; self-harming behaviors such as cutting oneself; substance abuse) are signs of personal distress. In cases when a student experiences medical or psychiatric concerns that impact their academic functioning at the Conservatory, the student may request a voluntary medical leave. For more information on these policies, please refer to the Student Handbook.
Each residence hall, with the exception of 84 Fenway, has a common-area lobby on the first floor. Lobby furniture is community property and should not be removed. A television, DVD player, and microwave are available for use in the lobby of each hall for your convenience. Students are expected to take care of any equipment in the common rooms and are expected to follow directions in using it. Students are responsible for cleaning the microwave after use. Damage to the lobby, lobby furniture, or equipment will be assessed to all residents equally if the individual(s) responsible cannot be determined. No one may sleep in the lobby or any common-area space.
The lobby of 31 Hemenway is The Boston Conservatory's main reception area. The receptionist provides a number of services including mail, packages, and MBTA semester passes.
Resident student mail should be addressed as follows:
The Boston Conservatory
31 Hemenway St.
Boston, MA 02115
*Please note that mail and packages sent to the residence halls will not be delivered.
Mail may be picked up from the receptionist in the lobby of 31 Hemenway, Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Boston Conservatory will do its best to receive and maintain packages for resident students but is not responsible for the loss or theft of any packages. If you expect a package, you may want to make arrangements to personally sign for and accept it from the lobby of 31 Hemenway.
Maintenance Problems
All maintenance requests should be directed to your Resident Assistant, who will forward them to the Facilities Department. Keep your Resident Assistant informed of the status of your problem so that follow-up can be done, if needed.
The Boston Conservatory does not provide parking for students. Both commuter and resident students are urged not to bring an automobile to campus. Traffic is highly congested and the very limited meter parking has a strictly enforced two-hour limit. Students are not permitted to park in Boston Conservatory designated parking spaces. Violators may be towed at their own expense.
Massachusetts law requires all students who operate a motor vehicle bearing an out-of-state registration plate(s) to apply for an out-of-state student decal within 30 days of arrival in Massachusetts. Failure to comply with this law can result in a court complaint and fine.
Personal Property
The Boston Conservatory assumes no responsibility for loss or damage to your or your guests' personal property. This includes, but is not limited to, loss by fire, theft, water, wind, or malfunction of electrical or mechanical systems. You are encouraged to take out insurance to cover personal property. Contact the Dean of Students for more information about insurance.
All thefts must be reported immediately to a Residence Life staff member or to a Campus Safety and Security officer.
When you vacate your residence hall room at the end of the year, all personal possessions must be removed. The Conservatory has no storage facilities and anything that is left behind will be disposed of at a cost to the student, floor, or residence hall.
Out of consideration for all members of The Boston Conservatory community and for reasons of health and cleanliness, pets are not allowed in Boston Conservatory buildings. The Director of Housing & Student Life is exempt from this policy. Guide dogs are exempt from this policy.
Phone / Internet / Cable
The room contract includes wireless internet and cable service. The fee is already built into the semester housing cost, and you will not receive a separate bill for these services. Wireless internet is also available in each room. There is one cable outlet in each room for basic cable service.
Quiet / Respect Hours
Quiet hours are in effect: Sunday–Thursday, 10 p.m.–9 a.m.
Friday–Saturday, 12 a.m.–9 a.m.
Respect hours are in effect 24 hours a day. Please have respect for those around you by keeping volumes low. It is an individual's responsibility to inform others when noise becomes disruptive. However, the Residence Life staff can be called to take appropriate action if necessary.
In addition, residents are not permitted to rehearse/practice in the residence halls. All practicing and/or rehearsing should be done in appropriate rooms on campus.
Room Assignments for Returning Students
The Boston Conservatory has limited bed space for upper-class and graduate students. This is important information for those who may be considering living on campus. Housing assignments for returning students who wish to live in the residence halls will happen after Spring Break at the Housing Lottery.
Room Assignments for Incoming Students
New students are placed in rooms only after receipt of the Residence Hall Application form and the non- refundable, non-transferable housing deposit. Every effort will be made to honor preferences listed on the application. However, The Boston Conservatory reserves the right to assign rooms to students based on available space and other important considerations.
Room Changes
Considerable effort must be made to resolve any difficulties between two or more roommates before a room change will take place. No room changes will take place during the first three weeks of the semester.
Students are expected to remain in the room to which they have been assigned. Under no circumstances should a student move to another room without the permission of the Director of Housing & Student Life. Students who move without prior approval from the Director of Housing & Student Life will be subject to disciplinary procedures and will be made to move immediately to the original assigned room. The Boston Conservatory reserves the right to make any changes in room assignments as it deems advisable or necessary.
Room Entry
The Boston Conservatory reserves the right to enter your room to examine it for possible needed repairs and improvements; to establish the location and condition of The Boston Conservatory property; and to perform necessary maintenance. A reasonable attempt will be made to inform you in advance when Conservatory officials enter your room for these purposes. Please note, however, that your request for repairs constitutes an invitation for room entry for that purpose, with or without prior notice.
Entry may be made at any time, whether or not the resident is present and without prior notice to the resident, if there are reasonable grounds to believe that a substance, material, or item is being kept or used on the premises in any manner prohibited by the policies, rules and regulations of The Boston Conservatory.
The Boston Conservatory reserves the right to remove any item not in conformity with Boston Conservatory policies without prior notice. The resident will then be subject to disciplinary proceedings. Entry will also be made if there is reason to believe that the health or safety of someone in the room is at risk.
In addition, the Residence Life staff will conduct routine inspections of rooms for health and safety reasons twice a year. Students may be notified in advance through a general notice. The RAs will enter and inspect rooms even if you are not present. The Conservatory reserves the right to remove items not in conformity with Conservatory policies.
Room Furnishings
The Boston Conservatory provides each resident with an extra-long twin bed, mattress, desk, chair and dresser. This furniture, as well as common-area furniture, is the property of The Boston Conservatory and may not be removed for any reason or placed in lounges or hallways. Residents of 84 Fenway are also provided with basic living room furniture.
You must supply your own linens, blanket, pillow, and towels. Other items you may consider bringing are a wastebasket, desk lamp, telephone, clock/alarm, mirror, laundry basket, detergent, rug, hangers, fan, and any medical supplies you may need. You may want to talk to your roommate(s) in advance about what each of you will bring for the room.
Residents may not install equipment, make alterations, paint, or make repairs in their rooms. The Director of Housing & Student Life must approve any changes.
Room Condition Report Forms
When you check into your residence hall room, you will fill out a Room Condition Report form with a Resident Assistant, documenting the condition of the room and furnishings. When you check out of the residence hall, the student and a housing representative will complete this form, and damages will be assessed based on the contents of the form. If no form is completed, the assessment of damages is left to the discretion of the Resident Director or the Director of Housing & Student Life. You are advised to fill out the form with great care.
Safety and Security
The Boston Conservatory is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all members of the community and their guests. It is important to realize, though, that safety is a community responsibility. This means that every individual needs to do his or her part in assuring a safe and secure environment both on campus and in the residence halls.
A Campus Safety and Security officer is located in the lobby of 8 The Fenway during building hours. All community members must show a Boston Conservatory ID card to the officer each time they enter 8 The Fenway. Campus officers also make regularly scheduled rounds throughout the campus. In addition, most campus buildings are equipped with alarm, card access, and closed-circuit video systems. These devices enhance the Conservatory's ability to protect the people who work, study and rehearse in these buildings while maintaining the critical balance between security of the facility and user convenience. Also, emergency call boxes are located at various locations throughout the campus.
If you experience or observe a safety or security violation of any type on or off-campus, please contact the Campus Safety and Security officer in the lobby of 8 The Fenway as soon as possible to make a report. The 24-hour campus safety emergency number is (617) 912–9191.
Smoking Policy
Smoking is prohibited in all campus buildings, including the residence halls. Smoking is prohibited within 30 feet of all exits to ensure that environmental tobacco smoke does not enter the building through entrances, windows, ventilation systems, or any other means. No ashtrays will be provided at any location on campus.
Students who violate this policy will be handled in accordance with already established judicial procedures delineated in the Student Handbook.
Storage is not available in the residence halls. Stop by the Office of Housing & Student Life in 24 The Fenway for information on storage companies in the area.
The residence halls remain open during Thanksgiving break, but dining services are closed during this time. During the winter semester break, the residence halls are closed. The residence halls remain open during Spring Break with limited dining options available.
If you plan to remain in the residence hall during one or more days of Thanksgiving or Spring Break, inform your Resident Assistant at least one week prior to the vacation period. Any student who stays but does not inform his or her Resident Assistant ahead of time is subject to disciplinary procedures.
At the end of the semester, it is mandatory that you leave within 24 hours of your last academic assignment being due or within 24 hours after your last exam.
During vacation periods, you are encouraged to do the following:
- Take home all valuables (TV, stereo, DVD/Blu-ray players, jewelry, etc.)
- Lock all windows and pull shades halfway down
- Shut off lights
- Unplug all electrical items not being used
- Remove perishable items from refrigerator
- Remove all trash
- Take home plants
- Lock your door
Vending Machines
Vending machines are located in the lobby or basement of each residence hall, with the exception of 84 Fenway. Damage to vending machines will result in a fine and possible removal of the machine from the lobby. Lost money and broken or empty machines should be reported immediately to your RA or a member of the facilities staff.
The unauthorized storage, possession, and/or use of firearms, dangerous weapons, or hazardous chemicals on Boston Conservatory owned or leased property or at Boston Conservatory events are strictly forbidden. This includes the possession of nunchaku or karate sticks, switchblades, starter's pistols, ammunition, and other dangerous weapons or articles, as well as realistic replicas of firearms or weapons. Questions about what constitutes a firearm, dangerous weapon, or hazardous chemical should be directed to the Director of Housing & Student Life or the Dean of Students.
Withdrawal or Leave of Absence
If you withdraw from The Boston Conservatory, you need to inform your Resident Assistant or the Director of Housing & Student Life in order to seek information and assistance and to set an appointment for formal checkout. Room Condition Report forms must be completed and keys must be left with your RA or the Director of Housing & Student Life before leaving the residence hall. A forwarding address card should be submitted to the receptionist in the mail room.
Partial refunds of residence hall fees will be made in accordance with the refund policy of The Boston Conservatory. No refunds will be made to residents who withdraw from Conservatory housing as a result of disciplinary dismissal.
Failure to occupy the assigned room within one week of the official opening of the residence hall will result in a forfeit of the room assignment unless written notice requesting permission for late occupancy is received and approved in advance by the Office of Housing & Student Life.
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- What are the complications of jaundice in adults?
- Can jaundice in adults be prevented?
- What is the prognosis of jaundice in adults?
What are the risk factors for jaundice in adults?
The risk factors for developing jaundice vary based upon the underlying cause. Certain individuals with hereditary conditions (for example, thalassemia or hereditary spherocytosis) are at an increased risk of developing jaundice from hemolysis. Individuals who consume alcohol heavily are at an increased risk of developing alcoholic hepatitis, pancreatitis, and cirrhosis leading to jaundice. People who are at an increased risk of exposure to the different types of viral hepatitis (for example, hepatitis B and hepatitis C) are also at risk of developing jaundice at the time of infection or subsequently if liver disease occurs or if liver cancer develops later.
How is jaundice in adults diagnosed?
The presence of jaundice requires a comprehensive medical evaluation to determine the cause. Initially, your health care professional will take a detailed history of your illness and perform a physical exam, which can sometimes determine the cause of the jaundice. Initial blood testing will also be undertaken, with special attention being given to your liver function tests, complete blood count (CBC), electrolyte panel and lipase levels. Blood testing for exposure to hepatitis may also be ordered. Additional blood testing may be ordered based on the initial results. A urinalysis will likely also be ordered.
Depending on the results of initial blood tests, further studies may be needed to help diagnose the underlying disease process. In certain cases, imaging studies will need to be obtained in order to evaluate for any abnormalities generally of the liver, gallbladder and pancreas.These imaging studies may include ultrasound, computerized tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and cholescintigraphy (HIDA scan).
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Eldred teachers defer raises
At its first meeting of the 2013-14 school year on September 12, the Eldred Central School Board of Education thanked the school's teachers for sacrificing pay raises in the near term for the long-term good of the school and its students. District Superintendent Robert M. Dufour announced that a memorandum of understanding (MOU) outlining the teachers' salary deferments would serve as an amendment to the teachers' current contract. Read more
'Fall victim' call more than expected
On the anniversary of a tragic event, an appropriate highlight at the September 11 town board meeting in Lumberland was an unusual emergency medical services (EMS) incident report by fire department president and EMS captain Ann Steimle. Read more
Sax and guitar concert
The Town of Lumberland Cultural Series presents "A Twist of Classic Music with Sax & Guitar" at the Lumberland Town Hall, 3pm. Featuring Joseph Murphy on saxophone and Matthew Slotkin on guitar. Tickets at the door: adults $10, children $5. Http://townoflumberland.org.
Tukey dinner
Pond Eddy United Methodist turkey dinner at the Lumberland Town Hall, 4-7pm. Adults $12, child 3-10 $6. Takeouts available. 845/856-8280.
Lumberland Fire Department gets two-year contract
Firefighters got a new contract on August 28, but Lumberland Fire Department President Ann Schulte Steimle said that the first she'd heard its details was upon Supervisor Nadia Rajsz reading the document earlier that evening. Read more
Pot roast dinner
Pond Eddy United Methodist pot roast dinner at the Lumberland Town Hall, 4-7pm. Takeouts available. Adults $12, children (3-10) $6. 845/856-6004.
Pasta and meatball dinner
Fresh pasta and meatball dinner at the Lumberland Senior Citizen Center, 4-7pm. Adults $10, children 5 to 10 $5. 845/856-8600.
Growing drug problem locally
"We have a severe drug problem," Darnelle Prunka told the Lumberland Town Board last week, referring to the community at large. Read more
Danuff remembered by Lumberland
The Lumberland Town Board on July 24 honored town resident and long-time civic activist Ann Danuff, who died on July 11, at the age of 83. Read more
Who is in charge in an emergency?
After a lively discussion, the Lumberland Town Board on July 24 decided to table its anticipated approval of the town's emergency plan. Read more


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Workshop on Extending a Carbon Price Signal to the Heating Sector
Although individual heating emits approximately 600 million tons of CO2 annually (more than total emissions from the UK) these emissions are not covered neither by the EU ETS or harmonized measures. This situation contradicts the long-term decarbonisation goals of the EU. According to a recent study by GreenStream, the emission trading scheme could be an appropriate tool to establish a carbon price signal on the heating market and steer investments towards low-carbon solutions.
Energy efficiency should be used as a flexible tool to reach GHG emission target
Energy efficiency measures implemented in 2008-2014 in the industrial, municipal and property and building sectors reduced Finland's annual energy consumption by a total of 12 TWh. The savings equal 3.2 per cent of Finland's total energy consumption. In 2014, energy services generated over 1 TWh additional savings in customer's energy use. All this has happened in Finland on market basis.


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By Army Sgt. Andrew Hillegass, JTF Guantanamo Public AffairsOctober 13, 2009
GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba (Oct. 2, 2009) - There is a saying that states, some things get better with age. While many of us may not look forward to our 68th birthday, the Soldiers of the 525th Military Police Battalion at Joint Task Force Guantanamo took time to celebrate their branch's anniversary.
The battalion gathered together with the rest of the JTF, Sept. 25, 2009, to recognize the MP Regiment's 68th birthday. The branch can trace its lineage back to the American Revolution with the establishment of the Marechaussee Corps. But, it wasn't until Sept. 26, 1941, that the Army officially recognized the Military Police Corps as a branch, making it one of the youngest in the Army.
Lt. Col. Alex Conyers, the 525th commander, took the opportunity to thank his Soldiers and remind them of what they can give back to the MP corps.
"We [military police] can give the gift of honoring and living the Army Values of Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage," said Conyers.
During his remarks, Conyers also took the time to thank his Soldiers whom he feels may not always get the recognition they ought to have.
"Our guards are here doing their jobs outside of the limelight and they do a great job," said Conyers.
After Conyers' remarks, the battalion held a ceremonial cake cutting with the highest ranking Soldier, Joint Detention Group's commander Army Col. Bruce Vargo, and the youngest Soldier, Army Pvt. John Grauer, doing the honors.
Grauer just completed his Advanced Individual Training school approximately five months ago. He felt the MP corps was right for him because of their long history of making a difference and helping people.
"I wanted to enlist as an MP because back home I had worked as a firefighter and I wanted to continue to help people. I also could identify with their motto of 'Assist, Protect and Defend," said Grauer.
With personnel deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan and Joint Task Force Guantanamo, military police are now recognized as the most deployed branch of the services outside of the Special Forces. The 525th MP Battalion was reactivated on Oct. 16, 2004, to assist the Joint Detention Group with detainee operations at U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay.


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The 8th grade traveled to Camp Pecometh on Sep. 6 and 7, 2011, for two days of outdoor learning.
They were given several challenges which required working together as a group. One was this task; they had to get their group across a stretch of ground using a limited number of wooden blocks.
Only one person could be on a block at a time, and there weren't enough blocks to cover the whole distance.
By discussing, planning, and cooperating, the 8th grade was able to succeed. So far, so good! On to the next challenge!
The students put on belaying harnesses for safety as they tackled their next obstacle.
Step one: climbing high into the tree tops.
Step two: maneuver from the ladder onto the next element - a log.
Step three: crawling up the inclined log. It was pretty damp and slippery, too!
Day Two. The students faced another high challenge: climbing the tower!
There was also plenty of time to relax.
OK, time to get serious about the Tower. Once again, the students were in belaying harnesses for safety.
They also had helmets.
That tower is really pretty tall!
Reaching the "summit".
Ready to begin.
I made it!
Another eager participant.
The students acted as belaying partners for each other while they waited their turns.
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We surmounted all the challenges we were set!
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We're rolling out laptops to some of our staff that will require SQL Server 2008 R2 Express be installed. We'd naturally prefer to do the setup of the laptops (including the installation SQL Express) once and then clone it to the other 50 or so machines. Will the cloning cause problems with SQL Express? Should we consider doing that install manually after the cloning instead?
Hmmm... good question. I'm thinking there's going to be at least one task needed: Running sp_dropserver and sp_addserver on each laptop after they boot into the cloned image. I'm sure there's probably more and to be honest I'm not even sure that imaging is a supported operation with SQL installed.


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The Best of the Best, My Favorite New 52 Series
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Okay, so this is my first blog post and I just wanted to outline my fave DCnU series and why I like them so much. So, without further ado, I shall start.
- Red Hood and the Outlaws: Okay, so this one is controversial for many people, but I personally love it. With a great and engaging story, a cool twist on Jason's training and what could possibly be the start of the greatest team of this new universe, I have nothing, but excitement for where this series is going (especially if Lobdell gets Raven and Wally in here. Load Jason's team up with Dick's old teammates and that would be awesome). Despite all the nasty comments made about this series and its author, I personally love it beyond all belief. Judd Winick and Scott Lobdell have made Jason my favorite Robin through their perspectives on the character, as such I cannot help, but love this series.
- Green Lantern New Guardians: This one has my fave GL (Kyle Rayner) who introduced me to the potential and awesomeness of the GLs themselves so I can't not read it. Also, with what has so far been revealed of the plot, I am super excited to see the title 'New Guardians' play out. Green Lantern is one of my favorite super heroes in general, and the color corps idea was so cool, that to see it play out this way is amazing and intriguing. A series that has my excited for each new installment.
- Batman: An obvious choice for many people, but for me Scott Snyder's writing is amazing and has me eagerly anticipating the next chapter. If this story can truly rival Hush (my fave Batman story) then I will be so happy to have been there collecting it from the start.
- Justice League Dark: I'm a sucker for supernatural stories and so this series scratches that itch very well. With its intriguing cast of characters (many of whom I know next to nothing about, if anything) and hintings at a larger threat from the group itself, I cannot help, but love this series.
- Batgirl: The best female superhero comic I have ever read. That's right, that is my perspective on Barbara Gordon's return to being Batgirl. I'm a big fan of Wonder Woman (and must acquire the back issues from my local comic shop for the new 52, budget constraints and all), but Batgirl had my interest due to them bringing Babs back into the spotlight as a physically active superhero instead of just Oracle (a move I did not originally like). However, now I am a firm believer in this comic and recommend it to everyone.
- Aquaman: I've always like Aquaman. From his appearances in Justice League (TV) to even the horrible, horrible Super Friends. He has been an enjoyable character who I haven't understood the extreme hatred for. I was probably one of the few people who was excited to hear that he was getting a new series back in March or April of this year as it would provide me with ample opportunity to become knowledgeable about the character. I was even more excited when it turned out that this was a reboot and I have not been disappointed. I love this series and am excited for each new issue.
- The Flash: This is the best comic that came out of the DCnU. As much as I love Red Hood and New Guardians, this comic defines the fun and excitement that I want from my super heroes. It defines why I loved Batman Beyond, Static Shock and Teen Titans amongst many other super hero television series when I was younger. It defines what's great about...well...everything. This comic gripped me from the moment I purchased the first issue and I can not wait for each new installment. Every page, every piece of dialogue or artwork is so masterfully done that I am just blown away. This is why I love comics and as long as this is the quality that the character's stories hold to. I will be a very happy fan for years to come.
Now these are my picks for the best DCnU comics. I know that not everyone will agree with me, but for the time being, this is how I feel and unless something drastic happens, this list won't change. Now, if anyone would like to let me know their faves, please leave a comment.


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General Dynamics Awarded USD122M for Virginia-Class Submarine Procurement
The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $121.8 million contract modification to buy long lead-time material for three Virginia-class submarines, SSN-793, SSN-794 and SSN-795. Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD).
The contract provides funding for steam and electrical-plant components, main propulsion unit and ship-service turbine generator sets, as well as miscellaneous hull, mechanical and electrical-systems components to support construction of the submarines.
With the modification, the contract has a value of $716.5 million. It was awarded initially in April 2012.
Recognized as a model defense-acquisition program for its technical excellence and schedule performance, the Virginia-class submarine program provides the Navy with the capabilities required to dominate both the open ocean and the littorals. In partnership with the Navy, Electric Boat is successfully pursuing its goal to reduce ship costs without decreasing capabilities through overall efficiency improvements, decreased ship-construction labors costs and shortened ship-construction cycle times.
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i'm trying to get into using more fourth type voicings, and i'm curious how you guys go about using them; i've used them to great extent over 'blue bossa' (using diatonic fourths for minor and harmonic minor), but otherwise, i haven't found ways to use them.
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You'll find some answers here : http://www.kurtrosenwinkel.com/forum/topic/quartal-harmony-adaptation-over-standards
One concept Ive developed using this shape:
x8889x (or xx3344) [fm11]
...I've found that min7, dom7, and maj7 chords each have 4 of these that that can be played without any "avoid" notes. To find them, I just go by the note in the highest voice.
- For min7 chords, the note in the highest voice can be the b7, R, b3, or 4th, like this for Dmin7:
(x5556x) (x7778x) (xx7788) (xx991010)
See how the top voices are F, G, C, and D?
- For Dom7 chords, the highest voice can be the b7, R, 4th, or the 5th.
- For Maj7 chords, the highest voice can be the R, 2, 5, or the 6th.
The min7 ones give you a dorian sound, the dom7 ones give you a sus4 sound, and the maj7 ones give you a lydian sound.
The other things that I do with quartal harmony:
- Be able to play up and down the neck through the major, harmonic minor, and melodic minor scales.
- Learn all the inversions ( I generally stick to 3 note voicings for these)
- Take a tune, for example "Solar". You know what major, harmonic minor, and melodic minor scales can fit over these chords. Start somewhere on the neck with a quartal voicing. Move up to the next available voicing, using half notes. The notes that you have available are the notes that you'd be playing if you were playing a single note solo. Don't worry about beating on "avoid" notes, or don't worry that you're not playing enough chord tones to outline the changes. It's not going to matter. The bass player will be outlining the changes anyways. The point here is to be musical, not to outline exactly a bunch of ii-V-Is that have been played enough already over the years.
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