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Okay, I finally watched it. Now I understand how people feel about a movie enthusiast not seeing "The Goonies" as a kid, or ever, because of many not so subtle conversations in the past. I get that the movie was fun when you are around the same age as the characters but being 32 years old and not smart enough to build a time machine I had to watch it "better late than never" style and I enjoyed the hell out of it. It is fun and hilarious (at least I think so because my wife was literally laughing for 100 minutes straight). To make the experience even more fun, I lived the movie vicariously through the perspective of an eight year old boy. Watching the movie for the first time as my former younger self, these are the lessons this movie taught me.
So, from the perspective of an 8 year old Gary Wrenn, 25 life lessons from "The Goonies":
1. Beware of fake wishes. If you find treasure it might just be the bottom of a wishing well. A place where wishes don't come true.
2. As long as you live by the mantra "Goonies never say die," booby traps won't kill you.
3, If you are going to break someone out of jail you should park right out front of the jail house and turn the car off.
4. If you find a monster and give it a Baby Ruth it will kiss you.
5. When an older sibling says they are in charge just give a speech about the present predicament being "your time" to take control back. You might even get to kiss his girl.
6. There are a few good uses for plastic snapping teeth.
7. Being a genius won't guarantee you can tell apart candlesticks from dynamite.
8. The word "shit" can be used in many situations and is always funny.
9. Whenever you find a skeleton you better hope a friend can read music.
10. If you get called out for saying a celebrity took a piss in your house, just correct it by saying it was their sister.
12. If your friend wears a trench coat he probably has an extendable punching glove contraption in it.
13. When surrounded by treasure, don't forget the marbles.
14. No matter what happens, if you find a pirate ship, make people walk the plank.
15. Wear shorts over your sweatpants.
16. If you let the air out of your big brother's tires on his bike he will assume it is completely broken.
17. If your fat friend is missing, don't worry, his parents will have a pizza ready for him whenever they find him.
18. If you drop a baby on its head it will turn out like Sloth.
19. Some young kids can speak Spanish and are knowledgeable about drugs and sexual torture devices.
20. Shaking pipes could make people fly off toilets.
21. If you have a chicken, make a gate opener with it.
22. With one stick of dynamite you can destroy a whole cave and release a pirate ship.
23. If bats are flying around your face, telling them to "sit" won't help.
24. If you break the penis off of your mom's favorite statue, make sure you glue it on the right way so it doesn't permanently keep an erection.
25. I might be a bad kid but at least I never stole my Uncle's toupee and glued it on my face when I was Moses in the school play, knocked my brother down the stairs and blamed it on the dog, or got kicked out of fat camp.


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Bloomberg Terminals Get Estimized
Estimize, the online platform that presents an alternative take on earnings estimates and research, got a big vote of confidence Wednesday from Bloomberg, as the market-data provider and the site announced a deal to integrate Estimize's data on Bloomberg terminals.
"For us, it's a big stamp of approval," Leigh Drogan, the site's founder, told MoneyBeat this morning. "It validates our philosophy more than anything else."
The site, which has been operating for about a year and a half, offers investors an interesting premise: earnings estimates and related research based on the conclusions of its online user base. Estimize draws from "buy-side" analysts as well as other professional and non-professional investors, rather than the sell-side analysts whose research is the foundation of the Street "consensus."
According to Estimize, the numbers from its members are more accurate than Street consensus roughly 67% of the time. Estimize has about 13,000 users, of which about 2,600 are the contributors upon whose opinions the estimates are based. Some are professional analysts from buy-side firms like hedge funds. Some are individual investors.
Some of those individual investors, in fact, are some of the site's most accurate forecasters, Drogen said.
The deal with Bloomberg puts Estimize in front of about 300,000 users, and while anybody can register with the site, being on the Bloomberg terminal (the data's already available) will give the service a visibility it did not have before. While he didn't disclose financial particulars, Drogen did say it was the company's biggest deal so far.
Drogen said he'd been in contact with Bloomberg for some time, and that the negotiations on this deal had been going on for about three or four months. Bloomberg had been interested for a while, he said, but the company wanted to see Estimize prove itself before putting the service in front of Bloomberg users. With this deal, it seems the big data provider was satisfied. (The other major data providers are Reuters and Dow Jones, owner of The Wall Street Journal and this blog.)
Estimize isn't out to fight with the sell-side guys. "We have analysts from every single bank and large brokerage," on the site, Drogen said, and he hasn't heard any backlash from that side. But it does provide investors with another source of information, and these days that's never a bad thing.

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BANGALORE: Government today said the process to disinvest shares in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is on but acknowledged that the Indian Air Force is dissatisfied with the defence PSU for not sticking to delivery schedule.
"The will of the Government is there for disinvestment. But it's going through its procedures", Union Minister of State for Defence, M M Pallam Raju told reporters in response to questions on the sidelines of a function here.


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A comfortable night's sleep can be had within the snug double bedroom. Both a cityscape picture and a nature inspired wall mural highlight a nice living room where leisure time can be enjoyed. The living room opens onto a fitted kitchen where home cooked meals can be enjoyed. Find a shower in the bathroom.
Central Park is a 10-minute subway journey away and offer a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city streets which surround it on all sides. Go here to discover 21 playgrounds, to make use of sporting facilities or to enjoy the more laid back activities of chess and checkers.
Stroll through streets lined with skyscrapers to find many eating establishments, cultural institutions and entertainment venues.
A $250 security deposit is required for the keys. If guests lose or do not return the key immediately upon check-out, the security deposit will be lost.
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Super clean apartment.The bed was cozy soft and the room cozy klein.Die apartment was located in a side street, in which was a cozy Athmosphere .The area is quiet from 23h, there were only around us herrum Resturangs and the Audience rather quiet there Food mochte.Ohrstöpsel yet received miserable value since the partition walls to the other guests in the apartment are very thin, the refrigerator often starts very noisy and the garbage trucks early radau power.The shower I did not understand, no matter what direction the cock went, it was just boiling hot Wasser.Im all I felt very comfortable in the apartment and the host was very nice on the phone.
Super saubere Wohnung.Das Bett war gemütlich weich und das Zimmer gemütlich klein.Die Wohnung befand sich in einer Seitenstraße , in der eine kuschelige Athmosphere war .Die Gegend ist ruhig ab 23h ,da um uns herrum nur Resturangs waren und das Puplikum eher dort ruhig Speisen mochte.Ohrstöpsel doch empfelendswert da die Zwischenwände zu den anderen Gästen in der Wohnung sehr dünn sind , der Kühlschrank öfters sehr laut anspringt und die Müllabfuhr sehr früh radau macht.Die Dusche hab ich nicht verstanden ,egal welche Richtung der Hahn ging ,es war nur kochend heisses Wasser.Im ganzen habe ich mich sehr wohl gefühlt in der Wohnung und der Gastgeber war sehr nett am Telefon.
It was wa bit difficult to arrive inside the apartment, maybe they should change the method... but once inside everithing was good, the apartmend and our room were clean! all rooms were occupied, but it was no problem with the bathroom.
The location in Little Italy is perfect, there are a few subway stations within walking distance.
I thought to meet john but the only contact was by mail or phone. :-)
The location for me was ideal, in one of the busiest streets in Little Italy, at night is very quiet and safe area. You have several subway lines a block away and bike rental points. Pee has the cookware in case you want to prepare your meal there.
The room is small but sufficient if you only go to sleep, with respect to the bathroom is shared, so do not you agree with the same schedule that your roommates great.
Value for money very good.
La ubicación para mi fue ideal, en una de las calles mas animadas, en Little Italy, por la noche es muy tranquila y segura la zona. Tienes varias lineas de metro a una manzana y puntos de alquiler de bicis. El pis tiene los utensilio de cocina por si te quieres prepara tu comida ahí.
La habitación es pequeña pero suficiente si solo vas a dormir, con respecto al baño es compartido, así que no coincides con los mismos horarios que tus compañeros de habitación estupendo.
Relación calidad precio muy bien.
Very good. I recommend.
Muito bom. Recomendo.
Correct and well equipped for a stay of three people, convenient, and cheaper alternative to hotel accommodation.
Alojamiento correcto y bien equipado para una estancia de tres personas, bien situado, y alternativa más económica que un hotel.
I never saw the owners in almost a week. After booking the apartment, they communicate that you do not wait for the arrival, you have to call him. Our plane was late and we talked, but did not respond for several hours, or to any email or on the phone. After having waited for a long time (in the street, with luggage), they were given a code to enter, always on the phone.
Apartment and rooms very small but quite clean, only one bathroom for too many rooms and no windows anywhere, to get an idea of the time you had to go out on the landing. I would not go back.
Mai visto i proprietari in quasi una settimana. Dopo aver prenotato l'appartamento, ti comunicano che non ti aspetteranno all'arrivo, bisogna telefonargli. Il nostro aereo era in ritardo e lo abbiamo comunicato, ma non hanno risposto, per diverse ore, né alle mail né al telefono. Dopo averli aspettati a lungo (in mezzo alla strada, con i bagagli), ci hanno dato un codice per entrare, sempre al telefono.
Appartamento e stanze piccolissime ma abbastanza puliti, un solo bagno per troppe camere e nessuna finestra da nessuna parte, per avere un'idea del tempo si doveva uscire nel pianerottolo. Non ci tornerei.
We spent one week at the appartement. The room is small,but still ok. We were on tour most of the time, why its wasn't important for us. The room and the whole flat is clean. Mike was a very friendly host and helped us, if we needed any information about NY or anything else. We can recommend the appartement and its host.
We did not get a warm welcome! We called upon arrival, voicemail no calling back. After trying again we were given instructions to got to building and enter the appartment with a code. All communication with Lucy was by mail or text message. All other guest we met, got the same 'warm welcome'. We found that rather unpolite.
The room was nice and clean. We had to share kitchen, living room and bathroom with 3 other rooms. That was a bit of a ajustment but it was all well cleanend every other day by a nice lady. The location in Little Italy was perfect! Nice restaurants, shops and near great sights.
We would recommend the appartment but suggest to Lucy and John to be more hospitable.
Very nice apartment in a good area, wifi and the apartment is very good, recommended to spend some great days in New York.
Host very friendly and speaks Spanish.
Muy buen apartamento en una zona muy buena,el wifi y el estado del apartamento es muy bueno,recomendable para pasar unos días fantásticos en NuevaYork.
El Anfitrión muy amable y habla español.
Nice place, clean and located in the Little Italy, we have been there for 5 days with any problem at all. Lucy was so pleased with us. I recommend it!
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Definition of sand lance in English:
sand lance
Another term for sand eel.
Example sentences
- They do not scavenge for their food as gulls often do, but rather they subsist on live fish which they catch by making a headlong dive into the ocean, usually for sand eels or sand lance.
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"Dude, did you see Pam's facebook status? Total E-menses"
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My latest project is Amy Finlay's Bumble Bee's Sweater. I'm on the back where the Butterfly Stitch begins. I think it's meant to start on a RS row. Has anyone else out there used the butterfly stitch to know whether it should begin on a RS row? The pattern I'm using ends on a RS row prior to the Butterfly Stitch. I'm thinking that I should insert a WS row in the pattern before starting the stitch. What do you think? :thinking:


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Hearty and Yummy, Heart Healthy Oatmeal With Berries
There's nothing quite like a warm bowl of homemade oatmeal in the morning. It fills you up for hours. I've added a flavorful step of toasting the oats first before cooking in boiling water. In addition, I'm adding creamy vanilla soy milk, vanilla, cinnamon and fiber rich berries to create a wonderful flavor. Made this way, 1 serving has 8 grams of fiber! Try these additions or get creative with your own. What a great way to be start off your day healthy!
Prep Time: 8 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
½ cup Quaker rolled oats or your favorite
1¼ cups boiling water
¼-½ cup light vanilla soy milk (I like Silk Light Vanilla Soy milk), fat-free milk or light almond milk
¼ teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon brown sugar or 2 packages sugar substitute such as Splenda or Stevia
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
¼ cup blueberries
¼ cup raspberries
1. In a nonstick saucepan, add oats and cook over medium heat for about 2 minutes to toast. Stir often. Add boiling water and reduce heat to a simmer. Simmer on low for 5 minutes or until most of liquid is absorbed, stirring occasionally. Stir in ¼ cup soy milk, vanilla and continue to simmer for about 3 minutes, until desired consistency. Add more soy milk, if desired.
2. Stir in brown sugar, Splenda or Stevia and cinnamon.
3. Spoon into serving bowl and top with berries
Makes 1 serving
Food Facts
Quaker Oats registered as the first trademark for a breakfast cereal. The trademark was registered with the U.S. Patent Office as "a figure of a man in 'Quaker garb.'" Both former owners, Henry Seymour and William Heston, claimed to have selected the Quaker name as a symbol of good quality and honest value.
Soy milk is a drink made from soybeans. It's produced by soaking dry soybeans and grinding them with water.
Healthy Benefits
There is 25 years of clinical proof to show the soluble fiber in rolled oats can help lower cholesterol, which has obvious benefits for the heart.
Berries are loaded with fiber and they top the charts in antioxidant power, protecting your body against inflammation and free radicals, molecules that can damage cells and organs.
Research has linked cinnamon with helping to reduced blood sugar, cholesterol, and triglyceride levels in people with type-2 diabetes.
Weight Watchers POINTS PLUS 5, if using Splenda or Stevia instead of brown sugar
Skinny Facts: for 1 serving using Splenda or Stevia instead of brown sugar
215 calories, 3.5g fat, 7g protein, 42g carbs, 8g fiber, 29mg sodium, 7g sugar
Weight Watchers (old points) 5 using brown sugar
Weight Watchers POINTS PLUS 7 using brown sugar
|SKINNY FACTS: for 1 serving
267 calories, 3.5g fat, 7g protein, 59g carbs, 8g fiber, 35mg sodium, 26g sugar
|FAT FACTS: the skinny and fat facts are the same for this recipe
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5 Responses to "Hearty and Yummy, Heart Healthy Oatmeal With Berries"
Christy Says:
May 11th, 2011 at 4:56 am
Good ol' quaker oats, and what a healthy option to use soy milk! It's quite a combination, and oh my, I am a fan of FRESH berries!! 🙂 What a great choice for breakfast, and just right to start off a brand new day!!! 😀
Love this 😉
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May 11th, 2011 at 9:16 am
Thanks Christy!
Tanya Says:
November 30th, 2011 at 6:36 am
Pumpkin spice is great too…!!
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September 25th, 2013 at 4:37 pm
[…] Healthy Toasted Oats with Berries – I've added a flavorful step of toasting the oats first before cooking in boiling water. In addition, I'm adding creamy vanilla soy milk, vanilla, cinnamon and fiber rich berries to create a wonderful flavor. Each serving has 215 calories and 5 WW PointsPlus Value. Found at Skinny Kitchen. […]
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September 25th, 2013 at 5:27 pm
Here's to another healthy collection you've created using oatmeal Martha! Thanks so much for including my recipe!
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Any concerns or questions regarding a student who is missing or appears to be missing should be referred to Campus Security.
Le Moyne College is located on private property. As such, any professional photographers or videographers, or any non-professional individuals or groups who are not members of the College community may only obtain photos/video on the property of Le Moyne College with the permission of the Office of Communications.
Academic-based or College-sponsored and approved photography and videography involving members of the College community is generally allowed, so long as the photographer/videographer has permission of the individual subject(s), or when the photographing/videotaping is of a crowd or audience at an open public event where such photography/ videography is not otherwise prohibited or restricted. Nothing in this policy shall be construed to minimize or limit the rights that students have to control the disclosure of directory information, as set forth more fully in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Annual Notice. Le Moyne College reserves the right to prohibit or stop any photography/ videography that is disruptive, intrusive, or not in compliance with College policy or the law.
Notices and posters must clearly state the organization sponsoring an event and other pertinent information including the date, time, place, contact name, phone number and admission charge. No anonymous posters will be allowed.
Notices and posters in the residence halls must be approved by the professional Hall Staff responsible for that building. Notices or posters should be posted only on bulletin boards in the administration or classroom buildings. Tape, staples or tacks may not be used to fasten notices to doors, moldings, woodwork, painted walls or windows.
Posters announcing an approved College or student group sponsored event will be approved provided the criteria set forth in this policy are met.
All posters must be sponsored by a recognized College office or student group, whose name shall appear prominently on the poster.
Poster approval does not imply College endorsement. Student Club Posters will be stamped for approval by the Campus Life and Leadership Office.
Posters will not be approved if any of the following apply:
They assert or imply official College approval of any viewpoints expressed.
They offend community standards of good taste.
They contain language or symbols abusive or demeaning of specific social groups.
They deny respect for the dignity of individuals.
They appear libelous
They encourage sale or use of alcohol or promote establishments selling alcohol.
They promote or facilitate any aspect of substance abuse.
They encourage or seek to incite specific illegal acts.
They promote goods or services sold for personal profit
They are from persons or companies who are not a recognized office or student group.
They promote non-campus-related activities of commercial sponsors.
Posters promoting activities and events of other non-profit institutions and organizations may be approved in limited numbers provided they do not violate the other criteria listed here.
Posters may be hung on the first floor of the campus center. Anything hung on the outside of buildings must be approved by the physical plant director. Approval of posters and authorization to post notices on bulletin boards should be obtained from the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs. Postings may be brought to the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs and, upon approval, the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs will coordinate the hanging of the posters.
Posters may be placed in designated areas only and never on painted surfaces, walls, glass windows or doors. Each building has special requirements, so please note the following. If you have any questions about a particular building, please ask in the Campus Life and Leadership Office. The tape you use may damage the wall surface; masking tape works better than cellophane tape on some surfaces and vice versa. Please check the surface area before you use any adherent. Dual stick tape should never be used.
No off-campus group or organization is permitted to post advertising on the campus without prior approval from the Office of Leadership Programs. This permission will be limited to two pieces of material.
All unauthorized, outdated or improperly affixed notices and posters will be removed, and the sponsoring organizations will be subject to penalty or fines. Persons posting notices and posters are responsible for their removal when they are outdated.
What we post:
• College-related news, events and announcements
• Announcements related to service opportunities and charitable organization events that are endorsed or coordinated by the College
What is not posted:
• Personal announcements
• Solicitations by noncollege personnel (this includes other schools' fundraisers)
When news is posted:
• Within 24 hours of submission
• News items will be continually updated or added during regular business hours
The web address for the submission form is www.lemoyne.edu/submitnews. Click on online submission and fill out all fields.
Non-Business Items/Community Announcements:
The Office of Communications will post non-business items. Communications reserves the right to determine what non-business items will be posted. Postings may be edited due to space constraints. Items such as prayer requests must go through Campus Ministry for forwarding to The Dolphin Digest.
Official Notices
Official notices from administrative departments are posted on the bulletin board adjacent to the registrar's office. This board is reserved for this purpose and may not be used by organizations for posters or other purposes.
Students may not leaflet, or cause or seek to permit leafleting by any third party, on any part of the Le Moyne College campus, including the parking lots, without the permission of the vice president for student development.
Publicity for College Activities
The Office of Communications issues all information, news releases and advertisements pertaining to the College, and arranges for media coverage of all College events. As members of the media prefer to work with one central information source, it is important that contact with news outlets be made only through this office.
The office also designs College advertisements and produces and edits publications, including posters and programs, for internal and external purposes. It maintains the College's online events calendar on the Echo homepage and sends the daily campus e-newsletter, The Dolphin Digest.
To promote campus events, visit echo.lemoyne.edu at least three weeks prior to the event and click on "Submit your event to the College calendar." You will need to provide the following information:
• What (brief description of event)
• Where (location, building, room number)
• When (day, date, time)
• Who (name of speaker)
• Audience (internal: for Le Moyne community; external: for public)
https://echo.lemoyne.edu/• Contact (name and telephone number)
In the event of a cancellation, please notify a staff member in the Office of Communications immediately at 445-4555. He or she will contact all media who may have planned to attend your event. Echo is your link to the Office of Communications for posting College-related announcements and initiating publicity for upcoming events
Deaths: Students who experience a death, in their immediate family are asked to notify the Office of Student Development. In turn, the Office of Student Development will notify the Registrar, Campus Ministry, or others, as appropriate.
Emergencies: Students who experience a personal or family emergency are asked to notify their RA, or the Office of Student Development , especially if the emergency requires the student to leave campus or not attend classes for a short period of time (e.g., two days or more). While the primary reason for this is to provide any support possible to the affected student, a secondary reason is for the student's well being and safety. For example, a student who is not on campus can then be accounted for during an emergency.
Illnesses: Students who are sick or must undergo a medical procedure or testing should notify the Wellness Center. If necessary, the Wellness Center will coordinate with the primary care physician or specialist any follow up treatment. If follow-up is not necessary, the student's medical records with the Wellness Center should be updated to reflect the illness or medical issue being addressed so that the medical history is accurate and proper care may be provided in the future.
Leaving Campus
Whenever a student will be off campus for a period of time, regardless of the reason, he or she should notify their RA or the Office of Student Development.
Notifying Professors/Instructors
As the central office for non-academic matters involving students, the Office of Student Development will notify the Registrar, Campus Ministry, and the Wellness Center, as appropriate, of situations involving deaths, family or personal emergencies, or illnesses. However, in all situations, students should notify their professors if they will miss class. The only exception would be if the situation is so extraordinary as to make it impossible for the student to do this. Professors are responsible for their classes, and students must make the necessary arrangements for missed class time and assignments directly with their professors.
Excused Absences
The Office of Student Development, Campus Ministry, and the Wellness Center, cannot provide notes excusing students from class and students should not ask for them.
The Campus Security Office is charged to ensure the safety of the campus, minimize crime or other behavioral problems, and maintain an appropriate academic and residential environment. In doing so, they provide a wide array of services that go beyond the traditional or minimal roles of a security force. Campus Security is authorized to monitor, prevent, investigate, and report any violations of state or federal law and/or College regulations or standards of conduct on campus.
Le Moyne's campus is patrolled regularly by uniformed officers. In addition, the campus is monitored by a closed-circuit television/camera system. Cameras are located outside and inside many campus facilities, including residence halls and academic buildings.
Le Moyne College maintains a number of directories and address lists to facilitate personal contact between students, faculty, staff, alumni, and volunteers. No part of these directories or address lists may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Le Moyne College. Any use of the addresses or other information (including, but not limited to, the preparation of envelopes, mailing labels, or e-mail distributions) for any multiple mailing without the express written consent of Le Moyne College is prohibited.
Le Moyne College is the owner of its name, logos (including athletic logos and College seal), graphical identity, and other trademarks, and has sole discretion over their use.
The use of the Le Moyne College name, logos, or other trademarks is prohibited for the titles of publications, on manufactured articles (such as t-shirts or other articles of clothing), in the names of student organizations, or in any other way, without the approval of Le Moyne College. In addition, the use of Le Moyne's name, logos, or other trademarks may be prohibited on certain items (such as lighters, toiletries, or alcoholic beverages). For students, request for permission and approval should be made to the Office of Student Development who in turn will contact the appropriate office for approval.
Violation of this policy may subject an individual or organization to disciplinary action. In addition, any goods upon which Le Moyne's name, logos, or trademarks appear without authorization are subject to confiscation and may be destroyed.
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General Dynamics and AM General JLTV Team Awarded JLTV Technology Demonstration Contract
Nov. 3, 2008
General Tactical Vehicles (GTV) Solution Provides Increased Protection, Payload, Performance... read more
Lt. Gov. Skillman Visits HUMMER H2 Plant
Jul. 31, 2008
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Becky Skillman made a fact-finding visit to the HUMMER H2 Assembly Plant on July 30.... read more
Defense Logistics Agency Recognizes AM General
Feb. 18, 2008
AM General, creator and manufacturer of Humvees for U.S. military forces, has received the Defense Logistics Agency's Outstanding Readiness Support Award in the large business category for outstanding support to on-going U.S. military operations.... read more
Congressman Donnelly Visits HMMWV Plant; Announces Funding and Compliments Workers
Jan. 30, 2008
Congressman Joe Donnelly (D-Ind) visited the AM General HMMWV Assembly Plant on January 24 to recognize the importance of the Humvee and to announce funding for two defense projects in the Second Congressional District that he and other members of Indiana... read more
Army Fields Up-Armored Humvees to NTC
Jan. 23, 2008
Brand new, lined up one after the other in a seemingly endless row, the Army's current Up-Armored Humvees have finally made their way to the National Training Center.... read more


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The DUKW is an amphibious conversion of the standard Army 2 and a half ton 6x6 truck used during amphibious operations in World War II by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. It was used to ferry ammunition, personnel, supplies, and equipment from supply ships offshore to supply dumps and units on the beach.
The "Duck" as it is referred to, was the first military vehicle in which the driver could vary the tire pressure from inside the cab. The tires can be fully inflated for hard surfaces such as roads and less inflated for soft surfaces such as beach sand. This feature is now standard on many military vehicles.
For land operations the vehicle uses six driving wheels, powered by a six cylinder gasoline engine developing approximately 90 horsepower. For water operations the DUKW is driven by a 25-in, diameter, three-bladed propeller, driven by the engine through the transmission and a water propeller transfer case.
The carrying capacity is 25 fully equipped combat troops, or 5,000 to 10,000 pounds of cargo, depending on conditions of operation.
Although not considered an assault vehicle due to its relatively light skin, each DUKW has provisions for installation of a scarf-ring mount for installation of a .50 caliber machine gun.
The designation, "DUKW" is an acronym, the name comes from the model naming terminology used by General Motors; the "D" indicates a vehicle designed in 1942, the "U" amphibious, the "K" indicated all-wheel drive and the "W" indicated two powered rear axles.


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Khao Neow Tad (Sticky Rice Squares) Recipe
Submitted By:from Milwaukee.
Khao Neow Tad (Sticky Rice Squares) Notes
This is a favorite dish my daughter and I brought back from Thailand. We were there on a food/cooking tour in March, 2006. They eat forms of sticky rice for almost every meal and snacks in between. They usually serve it with mango or other tropical fruit.
- 1/3 cup dried black beans
- 2 cups sticky rice
- 1 cup coconut milk
- pinch of salt
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup coconut cream
- pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon tapioca starch/tapioca flour
Serves / Yields
1 8x8 pan
Preparation Instructions
Soak the black beans overnight in warm water to cover. Also cover the sticky rice with water and soak overnight.
The next day, drain the black beans then cover them with fresh water and simmer for 1 hour. Drain and set aside. Drain the rice and place it in a square pan 8x8x2.
Combine the coconut, milk, salt, and sugar together, stir to dissolve, and pour over the rice in the pan. Place the pan of rice in a steamer, cover and steam for 30 minutes, or until soft throughout.
While the rice is cooking, thoroughly combine all the ingredients for the topping sauce. Pour the sauce over the steamed sticky rice. Then cover the steamer and continue steaming on high heat for 5 minutes.
Uncover the steamer and sprinkle the cooked drained black beans on the surface. Cover the steamer and continue steaming for another 5 minutes.
Allow the sticky rice to cool and then cut into squares before serving.
Now this is how I changed the recipe. I didn't use the beans. Before you soak the sticky rice, you should rinse the rice with water in a fine strainer until the water runs clear or almost clear. I soaked the rice about 12 hours. For the steamer, I put water in a large roasting pan, larger than the 8x8 pan and put the 8x8 pan in it to create a steamer. To keep the 8x8 pan
off the bottom of the large pan I put pie weights in the bottom of the large pan to raise the 8x8 pan up to allow good steaming. Then, I covered the large pan with heavy duty foil. I covered the top with aluminum foil, domed on top and tight
around the edges.
I toasted some sweetened coconut in a dry fry pan to garnish the top and served with mango and pineapple chunks.
Helpful Hints
For vegan Khao Neow Tad, make sure the sugar you choose is vegan. Some white sugar is processed with bone char; look for beet sugar or evaporated cane juice.


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Theatre Arts West is a new Temecula-based theater company dedicated to developing small, intimate productions of new works by Southern California playwrights as well as the producing the plays of internationally acclaimed writers. "Art," performing Wednesday, will be the group's first production.
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DD is having her birthday sleepover and wants me to make pizzas for 10 girls.
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Stephanie Sietsema and Adam Vogel are engaged to be married July 21 at Raymond Christian Reformed Church in Raymond.
Sietsema is the daughter of Merle and Charlyn Sietsema of Raymond.
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Book your tickets: Zara's first Australian store is set to open in Sydney on April 20. The three-floor store, in Sydney's new Westfield on Pitt St, will be a massive 1400sq m, with women's, men's and children's collections.
In more luxury fashion shopping news, Bottega Veneta has opened its first Australian store in Sydney. The luxe boutique will offer handbags, women's and men's shoes, jewellery, luggage, eyewear and items for the home. Visit it at Westfield Sydney, Shop 3029/30, 188 Pitt St.
Easter hunt
It's almost Easter, and The Department Store is celebrating with a special Easter treasure hunt. Until April 24, if you buy anything from the Takapuna store you'll receive a chocolate bar from Devonport Chocolates. Five lucky winners will find a golden ticket inside worth $1000 in vouchers from Karen Walker, Topshop, Stephen Marr, Black Box, Simon James, The Men's Department and Lucy & The Powder Room - just like Willy Wonka's golden ticket, but with fashion!
Charming trinket
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the popular Pandora bracelet, Viva has a limited edition gold charm studded with diamonds to offer to a lucky collector. The charm retails for $88 and will make a terrific keepsake for a reader to either start their own Pandora collection or build on to an existing bracelet. The Danish company makes a range of items, including watches, which can be individually customised, but the craze for the bracelet with keepsake charms has seen Pandora grow from humble beginnings to now being sold in 10,000 outlets worldwide. Silver, gold and glass beads, and a choice of metal or leather straps are among the combinations that ensure each bracelet is unique to the wearer.
To go in the draw, simply email your name, address and contact phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Pandora" in the subject line. Entries close April 18. Winners announced April 20.
Harrods hearts Karen
Harrods of London now has an New Zealand flavour, with pieces from Karen Walker Jewellery's "Superfine" collection sold at the iconic and prestigious British store.
Biker chic
If you're crazy for leather then a visit to a Trelise Cooper boutique may be in order - last year's leather jacket is being repeated, while this Cooper by Trelise leather jacket ($725), appropriately called "Biker's Delight", is something new.
Belle of the ball
Designer Sera Lilly is holding a special Ball & Bridesmaids Dress show at luxury boutique hotel Mollies, on May 3. Tickets are $55, and include drinks, nibbles, a goody bag - and lots of pretty gowns for ball and bridesmaid inspiration. To buy tickets, phone (09) 360 6994 or email email@example.com.
Top suits
Who doesn't love a man in a suit? Topman at The Men's Department are selling some great, affordable suit pieces for modern guys, with suit jackets starting for $175, suit pants begin at $85, shirts at $55 and ties at around $25 - so he has more money to spend on you. Get him to Topman at The Men's Department now, ph (09) 4899 202.
Get knits
We loved Huffer's knitwear when we first saw it on the runway at New Zealand Fashion Week last year, and now it's finally available to buy - perfect for the brisk autumnal weather. The mohair digital leopard print pieces are our favourites - from cardigan to sweater to cosy beanie.
Art does good
Ten local artists and creatives have collaborated on the Amazon Art Smash, a special charity auction organised by Dan Buckley, formerly of Huffer. Around 18 pieces are being auctioned off on Trade Me, including work from Charles Howells, David Read, Brett Chan, Jay Smith and Buckley himself - with proceeds going towards rebuilding Christchurch. The works ar on display for a week at the Amazon Concept Store at 74 St George's Bay Rd in Parnell - or get bidding now.
High Street markets
Central Auckland boutique House of Hedone will hold a monthly underground "Afterhours" market, with the first happening tonight from 5pm to 8pm. There will be clothing samples, new and vintage jewellery, art, food and music - so pop in after work. House of Hedone, 5b High St, City.
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Attention crafters: applications are now open for the third Auckland Art & Craft Fair on June 11 at the Aotea Centre. The organisers want to select a group of vendors focusing on quality, craftmanship, creativity and uniqueness - visit aucklandfair.blogspot.com to put your name forward. Applications close on April 26 at 4pm.


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Definition of lie-down in English:
A short rest in which one lies down on a bed, sofa, etc. he felt badly in need of a lie-down
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- I went back to the guesthouse and gave myself the luxury of a lie-down for about an hour, whilst watching some rubbish on television.
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—Salman Rushdie, The Enchantress of Florence
"In honor of tonights episode, theres a lot of love floating around for The Sackhoff today, and Ill be honest with you, Im just throwing in my towel right now. Because damn it all to Hell, straight girl that I am, I would totally hit that."
"Getting hit on by both genders is such a champagne problem."
"Jurys still out on whether Billie likes girls, but, boy, do they seem to like her!"
- Comment on this Dumbing of Age strip
"You are so close to turning me into a lesbian."
- Irisviel to Zecchan, Einzbern Consultation Room
"I kissed a girl, and I liked it!"
- Katy Perry sings about wanting to make out with Scarlett Johansson. No, really. Look it up.
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"Robin Scherbatsky; friend, confidante, occasional guest star in some confusing dreams that remind me a woman's sexuality is a moving target."
- Lily, How I Met Your Mother
Cerise: (telepathically) "Haven't you wondered why all the girls love Faith? Why even her enemies lust after her?"
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News of interest to staff of the University of Melbourne
1. Graduate Study Expo
2. Call for nominations for University Awards
3. Relocation of NHMRC team during major grant round
4. Universitas January e-bulletin available
5. Sport Fitness Membership and New Facility
6. Call for Mentors – 2012 Career Mentoring Program
7. Milan Scholarship applications due Monday
8. Office of Learning and Teaching Grant Information Session
9. CEET 2012 PhD Top-Up scholarships now open
10. New Academic Staff Orientation
11. Student peer review information session
12. Staff Development
13. First Aid Training for February and March
14. Copyright and Teaching Virtual Information
15. University of Melbourne and Hebrew University Research Showcase Event
16. Lunchtime Seminar
17. New Student Online Travel Registration
18. Travel Portal – Travel diary completion and e-learning support
19. Applications open for Graduate Certificate in Commercialisation at MBS
20. New Visions episode available
21. Unidentified funds in University bank account
22. Volunteers required- Women with painful knees
23. Call for Research Participants – Psychological Sciences
24. Volunteers required- Contraceptive clinical study
25. What's On
26. Career opportunities
A web version of Staff News is available at:
PLEASE NOTE that not all WEBLINKS in Staff News are clickable. Copy and paste URLs
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1. Graduate Study Expo
The Graduate Study Expo will be held on Tuesday 31 January from 4:00pm-7:00pm at the
Sofitel Hotel (The LaTrobe Ballroom), 25 Collins Street, Melbourne. Staff considering
further study in 2012 or beyond will be able to discuss their options one-on-one with
academic and admissions staff from the University's graduate schools. With more than
340 graduate programs across a broad range of disciplines and opportunities for career
entry and professional development, the choices are extensive. For further information
and registration: http://bit.ly/staffgradexpo. Enquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com
[Source: Kimberley Nance, Office of Admissions]
2. Call for nominations for University Awards
Nominations are open for the University of Melbourne Awards for Excellence 2012. The
awards are an opportunity for professional and academic staff to receive recognition and
reward for achievements in teaching, teaching leadership, indigenous education, student
services and support, research supervision, programs and staff mentoring. Applications
close Monday 5 March. For guidelines and application forms, visit:
http://www.cshe.unimelb.edu.au/recop/UoMawards/. Enquiries: Dr Kelly Farrell, 8344
0204/ email@example.com.
[Source: Kelly Farrell, Centre for the Study of Higher Education (CSHE)]
3. Relocation of NHMRC team during major grant round
The Melbourne Research Office medical team relocated to 137 Barry Street (between
Alan Gilbert Building and ICT Building) on 16 January. The team will be at its new
residence for the duration of the major NHMRC grant rounds and will return to MRO in the
Alan Gilbert Building on 7 May 2012. There will be no changes to emails and phone
numbers. Enquiries: Sybil Woolfson 8344 2062/ email@example.com.
[Source: Sybil Woolfson, Melbourne Research]
4. Universitas January e-bulletin available
The Universitas 21 e-bulletin for January 2012 is now available at:
http://www.universitas21.com/news/details/50/january-news-headlines.The e-bulletin
includes information about the new Teaching and Learning Network (TLN) and its U21
TLN Staff Fellowship Programme, international Summer School opportunities, as well as a
link to the 2010/11 U21 Annual Report. Further information about U21 is available from the
Office of the Senior Vice-Principal.
[Source: Jennifer Mann, Office of the Senior Vice-Principal]
5. Sport Fitness Membership and New Facility
MU Sport invites staff to start their 2012 fitness regime by signing up for a membership
using 2011 rates before close of business on Monday, 6 February, after which 2012 fees
will go into effect.
MU Sport has opened a new fitness facility for all members south of Grattan Street, on
the corner of Pelham and Bouverie Streets (across from Lincoln Square.) Join Melbourne
University Sport on Facebook or visit the website for news on a February opening date.
For more information on membership options:
http://www.sport.unimelb.edu.au/members/membership_options.html. For membership
enquiries, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Joy Villalino, Melbourne University Sport]
6. Call for Mentors – 2012 Career Mentoring Program
The Faculty of Business and Economics' Career Mentoring Program matches
undergraduate and graduate students from a variety of business disciplines with industry
professionals. Mentors provide insight and guidance to students moving into the
workforce. Staff with a background in business (including finance, accounting, HR,
management) who would like to use their coaching and leadership skills can register their
interest at http://go.unimelb.edu.au/5oo. For further information, visit:
http://www.gsbe.unimelb.edu.au/careers/employers/mentor.html. Enquiries: Kristin
Baumann, 9035 5874/ email@example.com.
[Source: Kristin Baumann, Business and Economics Careers Centre]
7. Milan Scholarship applications due Monday
Gandioli Fumagalli Milan Scholarship applications are closing Monday 30 January. The
scholarship supports travel to Milan, Italy, to undertake a research project with a
recognised cultural organisation/s. This is an opportunity to gain practical experience of
museology and familiarity with an important cultural collection undertaking a short-term
project in a creative international atmosphere, and become acquainted with the life and
culture of Milan.
The scholarship is available to postgraduate students of the Faculty of Arts in the following
programs: Art History, Museum Studies, and Curatorship, Art Conservation, Classics and
Archaeology, History, and postgraduate students on the Faculty of Architecture, Building
and Planning and Architecture and Design. For further information, visit:
http://arts.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships-prizes/current-students/fumagalli-milan-internship.html. Enquiries: Janita Westbury, 9035 7341/ email@example.com.
[Source: Janita Westbury, Facutly of Arts]
8. Office of Learning and Teaching Grant Information Session
This seminar is for academics developing an application for funding in the next round of
Office for Learning and Teaching (OLT) Grants. The seminar will provide opportunities to
discuss proposals and insights into preparing OLT applications. Friday, 3 February,12:30-
2:00pm, Barbara Falk Room, CSHE, 715 Swanston Street. Registration: email
firstname.lastname@example.com. For full details about the OLT grants scheme, see:
[Source: Michelle van Kampen, Centre for the Study of Higher Education]
9. CEET 2012 PhD Top-Up scholarships now open
The Centre for Energy-Efficient Telecommunications (CEET) is offering Top-Up
Scholarships for graduate research students who are interested in undertaking research in
energy-efficient telecommunications. Students will be located at CEET and may have the
opportunity to travel and work with world leading researchers at Bell Labs. Scholarships
are awarded at a level of $5,000 p.a. renewable for the duration of the primary
scholarship. For more information on eligibility and the application form:
http://www.ceet.unimelb.edu.au/postgraduate/postgraduate.html. Enquiries: Kat Franks,
8344 7682/ email@example.com.
[Source: Kat Franks, Electronic Engineering- CEET]
10. New Academic Staff Orientation
This program welcomes new academic staff to the University and provides an
understanding of key policies and procedures as well as valuable information to start a
new career at the University. This is also a great opportunity to meet new colleagues from
across the University. All new academic staff are strongly encouraged to attend. Thursday
9 February, 9:00am-3:30pm, Theatre G08, Melbourne Law School. For information and
http://www.cshe.unimelb.edu.au/prof_dev/new_staff/academic_staff_orient.html. Enquiries: Chiz Matsui 8344 4605/ firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Chiz Matsui, Centre for the Study of Higher Education]
11. Student peer review information session
Staff who are interested in incorporating student peer review into their teaching are invited
to this information session, which will look at the benefits of using student peer review and
introduce PRAZE, the free online tool developed at the University to help make student
peer review easy and manageable. The session is on Monday 30 January, 12:30pm-
1:30pm, Barbara Falk room, Centre for the Study of Higher Education (CSHE), Level 1,
715 Swanston Street. Enquiries: Victoria Millar, 9035 3751/ firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Victoria Millar, Centre for the Study of Higher Education]
12. Staff Development
Leading your team: 21 February. This five-day program is targeted at those in entry level
supervisor positions. It enables participants to enhance their people management and
team development skills with specific focus on communication styles, influencing,
motivation, work delegation and priorities, team dynamics and people development. HEW
5-7 and Level B staff.
The eLearning version of Performance Development Framework (PDF) workshop will be
launched towards the end of January. In addition to the eLearning course, a series of
face-to-face skills sessions will be offered to enable practice and application of these skills.
Before a participant can enrol in the skills sessions they must have completed either the
PDF eLearning program, or the previous PDF face-to-face program between January
2010 and December 2011. Enrolments via Themis: www.themis.unimelb.edu.au/. Staff
are able to view the skills sessions at
http://hr.unimelb.edu.au/pd/courses/catalogue/theme/performance. Enquiries: Beti
Talevski, 8344 4277.
[Source: Beti Talevski, Human Resources]
13. First Aid Training for February and March
First Aid Management and Training is offering one-day First Aid Level 2 training on
Tuesday 7 February, Tuesday 14 February, Friday 9 March, Thursday 29 March, in the
Level 1 Executive Lounge, Alan Gilbert Building. Preparation homework is required. CPR
training is also available from 9:00am-12:00pm.There is a charge for attending, so staff
must have approval from their department, which will be billed directly – CPR $60 and First
Aid Level 2 $150. Enquiries: Anne Parker 03-9894 1013. Enquiries/Bookings:
[Source: Ira Tedja, FMDHS]
14. Copyright and Teaching Virtual Information
The Copyright Office will hold an information session on Copyright and Teaching via
Connect Pro. Those who use copyright material when teaching can tune in from their desk
and find out what they need to know about using text, images, film and music for teaching.
Wednesday 8 February, 2:30-4:30pm. For more information, visit:
http://www.unimelb.edu.au/copyright/events.html. To register, email:
firstname.lastname@example.com. Enquiries: Astrid Bovell, 8344 5935/ email@example.com.
[Source: Astrid Bovell, Copyright Office]
15. University of Melbourne and Hebrew University Research Showcase Event
Panels of researchers from the University of Melbourne and the Hebrew University in the
fields of innovation studies, migration/refugee studies, health and medicine, and
international economic law will present their research and discuss opportunities for further
international research collaboration. Executive Lounge, Level 1 Alan Gilbert Building,
corner of Grattan and Barry Streets. Registration required. RSVP by 8 February 2012. For
further information, panel session times and registration: http://go.unimelb.edu.au/y4b.
Enquiries: Carmella Prideaux, 8344 6839/ firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Ken Lee, International Relations Office]
16. Lunchtime Seminar
Performance-based funding, quality and institutional profiling in tertiary education: A
comparative study. LH Martin Institute, Level 1, 715 Swanston St. Tuesday 14 February,
12.00-2.00pm. For more information, go to http://go.unimelb.edu.au/o4b. Enquiries: Anita
Wong, 8344 0906. Enquiries and bookings: firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Anita Wong, Melbourne Graduate School of Education]
17. New Student Online Travel Registration
Online registration is now open for students to obtain free travel insurance for their
approved university and incidental private travel. On approval, an email will be sent to the
student and nominated staff members, with a Certificate of Coverage and Schedule of
Benefits. The paper forms will no longer be processed after Friday 11 February.
Registration: http://www.fpg.unimelb.edu.au/io/index.html. Enquiries: Bill Boucher, 8344
6111/ firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Bill Boucher, University Insurance Office]
18. Travel Portal – Travel Diary completion and e-learning support
Staff who have travelled in the last twelve months and haven not completed the travel
diary (if required), must complete the diary by no later than 31 March 2012. Please refer
to the following link for more information on completing a travel diary:
http://www.fpg.unimelb.edu.au/cf/internal/fbt/traveldiaries.html. Enquiries: Joseph Borg
Staff who arrange University travel through the Travel Portal, who need to complete a
Travel Diary, or who are planning to book a University business trip should be aware of the
Travel Portal e-learning support modules: http://www.travelportal.unimelb.edu.au/help/e-
learning. These short (12 -25 mins) e-learning modules include: Introduction to Travel
Portal (Benefits and guidelines), Getting Started with Travel Portal (How to plan, quote,
approve and book travel) and the Travel Diary (How to create and submit a travel diary).
[Source: Moira Kolker, ITS]
19. Applications open for Graduate Certificate in Commercialisation at MBS
Melbourne Business School is inviting applications for Term 2 of the Graduate Certificate
in Commercialisation (GCC). The deadline for applications is 31 March. Students must
complete the program by the end of term 1, 2013. The program is open to domestic PhD
students enrolled at the University of Melbourne, and is usually undertaken in their final
year. Tuition is fully subsidised under the Federal Government's Commercialisation
Training Scheme (CTS) and students are eligible for a stipend to cover living costs. For
more information, visit the website: http://www.mbs.edu/go/degree-programs/phd-and-
research-programs/graduate-certificate-in-commercialisation, or contact Program Director
Associate Professor Graeme Cocks, 9349 8335/ email@example.com.
[Source: Graeme Cocks, Melbourne Business School]
20. New Visions episode available
In the first episode for 2012, Visions launches a new look and finds out the answer to the
question, "Just how much energy can be saved by painting the roof of a building white?".
Visions talks with Dr Dominique Hes and Dr Nick Williams about research they're working
on which shows that cool roofs fitted with white paint or even plants can help lower the
temperature inside by up to four degrees in summer. The results were announced by the
City of Melbourne this week and Visions was there to get the scoop. Available from
Monday via the iTunes store or at http://visions.unimelb.edu.au.
[Source: David Scott, Marketing and Communications]
21. Unidentified funds in University bank account
There is a listing available of unidentified funds the University has received in its bank
account. Staff looking for missing funds should check the Finance and Planning Group's
website: http://www.fpg.unimelb.edu.au/cf/internal/treasury.html. The listing is updated
monthly. Staff who believe any of the items on the listing belong to their department(s)
should email firstname.lastname@example.com with the details. Enquiries: Van Do, 8344
2944/ email@example.com.
[Source: Natalie Calleja, Finance and Planning Group]
22. Volunteers required- Women with painful knees
Free physiotherapy is available to women with knee osteoarthritis. The Department of
Physiotherapy is seeking female volunteers for a study evaluating the effectiveness of two
different exercise treatments on knee osteoarthritis. Volunteers must be aged over 50 and
have pain on most days. HREC No: 0932813.2. For for further information:
http://www.physioth.unimelb.edu.au/chesm/nexarct.html. Enquiries: Mary Kyriakides 8344 0485/
[Source: Mary Kyriakides, Physiotherapy]
23. Call for Research Participants – Psychological Sciences
Psychological Sciences is seeking potential participants for its project "Neural and
cognitive studies of reward sensitivity and its influence on cognitive control performance".
Participants must be social drinkers of alcohol (consumption of four or more drinks in a
sitting on at least a monthly basis) and aged 18 – 45 years. Participation involves two
sessions (the 2nd including an fMRI scan) and will be remunerated at $20/hr plus payment
commensurate with task performance. HREC 0830956.1. Enquiries: Sarah Borg,
[Source: Sarah Borg, Psychological Sciences]
24. Volunteers required- Contraceptive clinical study
The project team is doing a clinical research study at Royal Women's Hospital where two
reliable long-acting reversible contraceptive methods are studied. One is an intrauterine
system inserted into the woman's uterus and the other is an implant inserted under the
skin in the upper arm. They are looking for women who are 18 to 35 years old, generally
healthy, not pregnant or lactating, need contraception and would accept assignment to
either treatment by chance. RWH HREC approval 11/31. Enquiries: Lee Ann Mahoney
8345 3719/ firstname.lastname@example.com.
[Source: Lee Ann Mahoney, Obstetrics and Gynaecology]
25. What's On
TALK BY PRESIDENT OF HUMBOLDT FOUNDATION: Wednesday 30 January, 4:15pm,
Bio21 Auditorium. Talk by Professor Helmut Schwarz speaks on "Promoting Excellence,
Building Trust: The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Australian-German
Research Partnership". Registration is required at:
http://schwarz.eventbrite.com. Enquiries: Robyn Trethowan, 8444 4392/
DEAN'S LECTURE SERIES: Wednesday 1 February, 6:00pm- 7:00pm, Sunderland
Lecture Theatre, Medical Building. "Cancer breakthroughs: Next steps?" by Professor
James Bishop AO (Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre). For further information:
http://www.mdhs.unimelb.edu.au/event/cancer-breakthroughs-next-steps. Enquiries:
Janice Powell, 8344 9800. Enquiries/Bookings: firstname.lastname@example.com.
PHD ORATION – JOHN SHEEDY: Thursday 2 February, 10:00am-11:00am. "Elucidating
biomarkers of bone resorption and exercise by NMR and MS based metabolomics". For
further information: http://www.nwac.unimelb.edu.au/. Enquiries: Charlotte Morgans, 8395
8119/ email@example.com.
IN CONVERSATION: Wednesday 15 February, 7:00pm-8:30pm. Public Lecture Theatre,
Old Arts Building. "Healing injustices by preventing future atrocities: Why the responsibility
to protect matters", Rama Mani in conversation with Gareth Evans. This special event
highlights the unbreakable chord that links past and future. For further information and
registration, visit: http://alumni.online.unimelb.edu.au/ramamani. Enquiries: Margaret
Sullivan, 8344 7775/ email@example.com.
PANEL EVENT: Friday 16 March, 6:30pm-8:30pm, Sidney Myer Asia Centre, Swanston
Street. "Spanish Cuisine in a Post-Bulli Era" as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine
Festival. Listen to a lively discussion on future food trends, with a particular emphasis on
Spain. Panelists include Frank Camorra. For information and registration:
http://alumni.online.unimelb.edu.au/spanishcuisine. Enquiries: Tamsin Courtney, 8344
8985/ email@example.com.
PETER BRETT 2012 PUBLIC LECTURE: Friday 17 February, 6:00pm-7.30pm. Melbourne
Law School, 185 Pelham Street, Carlton. "The Rome Statute ten years on: Where to from
here for the ICC?" Presented by Mrs Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor (Designate) of the
International Criminal Court. Register at: http://go.unimelb.edu.au/n3y . Enquiries: Vaneta
Leventis, 9035 3862/ email@example.com.
26. Career opportunities
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