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Peter Carr
Managing Director and Global Head of Market Modeling, Morgan Stanley
Dr. Peter Carr is a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley in New York. He is also the Executive Director of the Masters in Math Finance program at NYU's Courant Institute. Prior to his current positions, he headed quantitative research groups at Bloomberg LP and at Banc of America Securities. His prior academic positions include 4 years as an adjunct professor at Columbia University and 8 years as a finance professor at Cornell University. Since receiving his PhD. in Finance from UCLA in 1989, he has published extensively in both academic and industry-oriented journals. He is currently the treasurer of the Bachelier Finance Society and an associate editor for 8 journals related to mathematical finance and derivatives. He has given numerous talks at both practitioner and academic conferences. He is also credited with numerous contributions to quantitative finance including: co-inventing the variance gamma model, inventing static and semi-static hedging of exotic options, and popularizing variance swaps and corridor variance swaps. Peter has won awards from Wilmott Magazine for ``Cutting Edge Research'' and from Risk Magazine for ``Quant of the Year''.
Rama Cont
Columbia University
Rama Cont Associate professor at Columbia University's IEOR Dept and director of the Columbia Center for Financial Engineering. His research focuses on mathematical modeling in finance, stochastic analysis, quantitative risk management and complex networks. He is the author of "Financial Modeling with Jump Processes" (2004) and the Editor-in-Chief of the Encyclopedia of Quantitative Finance, and has consulted for financial institutions and regulatory bodies inEurope and the US.
Stephen Figlewski
Stern School of Business
Stephen Figlewski is a Professor of Finance at the New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business, where he has been since 1976. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Princeton University and a Ph.D in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has published extensively in academic journals, especially in the area of financial futures and options. He is the founding Editor of The Journal of Derivatives and he also edits the Financial Economics Network's two "Derivatives" series published over the Internet. He is the director of the NASDAQ OMX Derivatives Research Project, which is a research initiative at the Stern School to support applied and theoretical research on derivatives and promote intellectual interchange between academics and practitioners in derivatives, risk management, and financial engineering.
Professor Figlewski has also worked on Wall Street, most recently at Citigroup, where he worked on margin setting for credit-sensitive securities . Previously, he spent a year at the First Boston Corporation, in charge of research on equity derivative products, and was at one time a member of the New York Futures Exchange and a Competitive Options Trader at the New York Stock Exchange
Ali Hirsa
Caspian Capital Management
Ali Hirsa is partner and head of analytical trading strategy at Caspian Capital Management, LLC. Prior to his current position, he worked at Morgan Stanley, Banc of America Securities, and Prudential Securities. He is also an adjunct professor at Columbia University and Courant Institute of New York University.
Ali received his PhD in applied mathematics from University of Maryland at College Park under the supervision of Professor Dilip B. Madan.
Andrey Itkin
HAP Capital LLC
Dr. Andrey Itkin is Director of Financial Engineering at HAP Capital LLC and Adjunct Professor of computational and algorithmic finance at NYU Poly. His academic experience includes positions of Full Professor of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Physics at the Moscow State Aviation University, Visiting Fellow at Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UCLA, and PTL at Department of Math at Rutgers University, New Jersey. He also held senior managerial positions at some Russian and American companies. He received his PhD in computational physics in 1984 and degree of Doctor of Science in computational physics in 1991. During his academic carrier he published 12 books on chemical and theoretical physics and 130 papers including articles in peer-reviewed journals and proceedings of international conferences on chemical, molecular and computational physics, math finance and programming. He is a member of multiple professional associations in finance and physics.
Petter Kolm
Director of the Mathematics in Finance M.S. Program and Clinical Associate Professor, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, NYU
Petter Kolm is the Director of the Mathematics in Finance Masters Program and Clinical Associate Professor at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University. His interests include high frequency finance and algorithmic trading, quantitative trading strategies, financial econometrics, risk management, and optimal portfolio strategies. Previously, Petter worked in the Quantitative Strategies Group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management where his responsibilities included researching and developing new quantitative investment strategies for the group's hedge fund. Petter coauthored the books Financial Modeling of the Equity Market: From CAPM to Cointegration (Wiley, 2006), Trends in Quantitative Finance (CFA Research Institute, 2006), Robust Portfolio Management and Optimization (Wiley, 2007), and Quantitative Equity Investing: Techniques and Strategies (Wiley, 2010). He holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Yale, an M.Phil. in applied mathematics from Royal Institute of Technology, and an M.S. in mathematics from ETH Zurich. Petter is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Portfolio Management. Web: http://www.cims.nyu.edu/~kolm
Andrew Lesniewski
Managing Director and Head of Quantitative Research, Ellington Management Group
Andrew Lesniewski is a Managing Director and Head of Quantitative Research at Ellington Management Group, a hedge fund focusing on fixed income markets. He and his team are responsible for the development of mathematical models supporting the firm's trading and risk management. Prior to joining Ellington in 2002, Andrew was the Head of FIRST, the quantitative research team in charge of fixed income modeling, in the New York office of BNP Paribas. He also worked there as a structured products trader. Since 2007, he has been an Adjunct Professor at the Courant Institute, where he teaches a course on interest rate and credit modeling in the M. S. program in Mathematics in Finance. Before moving to finance, Andrew was on the faculty of Harvard University. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich, Switzerland.
Dilip Madan
Professor, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
Professor of Finance at the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland at College Park. He did his PhD in Economics (1971), University of Maryland and PhD in Mathematics (1975), University of Maryland. He serves as a consultant to Morgan Stanley, Caspian Capital LLC, and the FDIC. He is a founding member and immediate Past President of the Bachelier Finance Society, Co-Editor of Mathematical Finance and Associate Editor for the Journal of Credit Risk and Quantitative Finance.
His work is dedicated to improving the quality of financial valuation models, enhancing the performance of investment strategies, and advancing the understanding and operation of efficient risk allocation in modern economies. Recent major contributions have appeared in Mathematical Finance, Finance and Stochastics, Quantitative Finance, The Journal of Computational Finance, among other journals. His particular area of expertise is Mathematical Finance with its wide array of theoretical, applied and innovative concerns that range from issues of formulating and testing our understanding of market price determination to the more detailed aspects of pricing particular claims, like the wide range of equity and fixed income derivatives now traded, and improving the quality of risk management through the development of innovative financial products and better methods for processing financial information.
Fabio Mercurio, Bloomberg LP
Fabio is a Senior Business Manager at Bloomberg LP, New York joining them in 2008 as a senior quant researcher. He is responsible for the implementation of interest rate and inflation derivatives models.
Fabio has published extensively in books and international journals. He is the most cited author in Risk Magazine for the year 2008, and he has jointly authored the book 'Interest rate models: theory and practice'. He has been an Adjunct professor at Bocconi University and regular teacher at Master and PhD programs.
Fabio holds a BSc in Applied Mathematics from the University of Padua and a PhD in Mathematical Finance from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam.
Liuren Wu
Professor, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
Liuren is a professor of economics and finance at Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, City University of New York. Before he joined Zicklin in 2003, he was an assistant professor at Fordham University. Liuren's major research interests include option pricing, credit risk and term structure modeling, market microstructure, and general asset pricing. During the past ten years, Liuren has published over 30 articles, many of them in top finance journals such as the Journal of Finance, the Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Financial Studies, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Management Science, and Journal of Monetary Economics. Liuren has worked extensively as consultants in the finance industry, including Bloomberg, Morgan Stanley, Royal Bank of Canada, and several fixed income and equity hedge funds. As a consultant, he has developed statistical arbitrage strategies, risk management procedures, and quantitative models for pricing fixed income and equity derivative securities.


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Hrithik Roshan's wheel chair finds no takers
The wheel chair that was used by Hrithik in his film Guzaarish, has not yet found a taker. The chair is lying in filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali's office for a past few months. Bhansali has been trying to donate the chair to someone needy, but has not been successful.
Says Bhansali to BT, "I tried to offer it to some patients, but they declined saying they have small homes and it would be difficult to maneuver."
The wheel chair is a remote controlled chair, which was specially made-to-order. Let's see when will the chair find an owner for itself.

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Discussion in 'A3/S3/Sportback (8P Chassis)' started by Kris_fenwick, Apr 18, 2014.
Tried some Harly Wax at the weekend. Works wonders
Very nice.
nice wet look finish.
Kris where did you get your full mesh fog light grilles from? Were they already on the car when you purchased it...nice contrast with the grille...?
They were already on when I got it mate I thought they were standard to be honest
I see. No mine have a horizontal bit of plastic going through the middle with the honeycomb behind. Some on fleabay from abroad want £120 for the style you got... Hmmm
Looking great,hoping to invest in a machine polisher myself later this year.


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One Direction Accused of Ripping Off Def Leppard With 'Midnight Memories'
One Direction might be dealing with a legal headache and a battle with some '80s rockers regarding their music soon.
One Direction might be dealing with a legal headache and a battle with some '80s rockers regarding their music soon.
One Direction enjoyed a pair of big wins and a heralded appearance at the NRJ Awards in France on Saturday, Dec. 14. The boys showed up to the event as unit. However, Harry Styles didn't stick around for the festivities. Instead, he reportedly ditched his bandmates and rushed back to London to meet up with and rendezvous with reported lady love Kendall Jenner.
Harry Styles of One Direction has had his day in court against the paparazzi and he has won.
One Direction were the stars of the show at the 2013 NRJ Music Awards! The boys took home two trophies and performed 'Story of My Life' at the French awards show.
Twitter has announced the top tweets of 2013 -- and the No. 1 most popular posting was also one of the saddest.
Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street? Well, if you're Niall and Zayn and Liam and Louis and Harry of One Direction, you follow that big yellow bird!
Zayn Malik got up close and personal with a pet lizard named Arnie! We're not sure if it's his new BFF, but he sure is cute...in a reptilian sort of way.
During his opening monologue for his third turn (Dec. 7) as host of 'SNL,' the always brilliant Paul Rudd joked that during his prior hosting stints, he was upstaged by his musical guests, which were Beyonce and Paul McCartney. The third time was the charm, as One Direction crashed his opening monologue, outnumbering him until the 'Anchorman 2' cast got his back! Safety in numbers, kids.
While Paul Rudd was seen fangirling over musical guests One Direction before and during his stint as the host of 'SNL' this week, the tables were turned by 1D's Niall Horan.
One Direction cleaned up nice, donning black suits to perform 'Story of My Life' and 'Through the Dark' on 'SNL' (Dec. 7).


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Tag: dog owners
This one will make you whimper
This public service ad from France lays it on a little thick — but maybe that's what's necessary to get through to humans so thickheaded and coldhearted that they would abandon a dog.
Launched by French animal welfare group, Foundation 30 Million D'Amis (30 Million Friends), the video begins with a dog at his owner's side in the hospital.
Through flashbacks we learn the owner had driven his dog to a remote area, ordered him to stay, and then drove off.
When he spots the dog in his rear view mirror running after his car he has an accident — and guess who saves him?
Each year in France, tens of thousands of pets are abandoned — most of them during the summer.
NPR reported a few years back that many such abandonments take place while families are on vacation:
"Every summer an estimated 100,000 domestic animals are abandoned in France by owners who say they are unable to take them along or find someone to look after them," the report said.
The ad — just the latest in an ongoing campaign by humane organizations against abandonment — is being shown online and on French television.
If nothing else, it reminds us which species is the more loyal.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 17th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: 30 million friends, abandon, abandoned, abandonment, ad, animal welfare, animals, campaign, dog, dog owners, dogs, france, french, loyalty, pet owners, pets, public service, summer, television, video
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Deputy dogs: A good idea is catching on
In lovely Laguna Beach, California, the police department is seeking out dogs and their walkers to help take a bite out of crime. The department has launched its own local version of a national campaign known as Dog Walker Watch, variations of which are now operating in more than 1,300 cities. It enlists those who are out on the streets anyway, to serve as extra eyes and ears, reporting any suspicious activity or unusual behavior to authorities. The Orange County Register reports that 20 dog owners have been trained so far this summer, and the police department is looking for more. Natasha Hernandez, the department's community service officer, has set up a stand at the Laguna Beach Dog Park to spread word about the program, handing out brochures and poop bags emblazoned with the police phone number. She has also posted fliers at pets shops and approached many professional dog walkers and sitters. One of those who signed up is Diane Berger, who walks her neighborhood daily with her golden retriever, Casey. "It's an amazing idea," she said. "We kind of have responsibility to help out. It's our community. If we want to keep it safe, we can't always expect others to take care of it." As part of the training, the police department makes a point of telling dog owners to stay alert, and to call when they see anything suspicious. The program stresses that calls to police aren't bothersome. The idea was hatched a year ago in Pennsylvania by Matt Peskin, the Register reported. "I realized there are 75 million dog walkers in the country," Peskin said. "If you could train a percentage to become even more aware, you'd have the perfect eyes and ears in the community." (Photo: Diane Berger walks with Casey, her 8-year-old golden retriever; by Mark Rightmire / Orange County Register)
In lovely Laguna Beach, California, the police department is seeking out dogs and their walkers to help take a bite out of crime.
The department has launched its own local version of a national campaign known as Dog Walker Watch, variations of which are now operating in more than 1,300 cities.
It enlists those who are out on the streets anyway, to serve as extra eyes and ears, reporting any suspicious activity or unusual behavior to authorities.
The Orange County Register reports that 20 dog owners have been trained so far this summer, and the police department is looking for more.
Natasha Hernandez, the department's community service officer, has set up a stand at the Laguna Beach Dog Park to spread word about the program, handing out brochures and poop bags emblazoned with the police phone number. She has also posted fliers at pets shops and approached many professional dog walkers and sitters.
One of those who signed up is Diane Berger, who walks her neighborhood daily with her golden retriever, Casey.
"It's an amazing idea," she said. "We kind of have responsibility to help out. It's our community. If we want to keep it safe, we can't always expect others to take care of it."
As part of the training, the police department makes a point of telling dog owners to stay alert, and to call when they see anything suspicious. The program stresses that calls to police aren't bothersome.
The idea was hatched a year ago in Pennsylvania by Matt Peskin, the Register reported.
"I realized there are 75 million dog walkers in the country," Peskin said. "If you could train a percentage to become even more aware, you'd have the perfect eyes and ears in the community."
(Photo: Diane Berger walks with Casey, her 8-year-old golden retriever; by Mark Rightmire / Orange County Register)
Posted by John Woestendiek June 25th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, california, dog, dog owners, dog walker watch, dog walkers, dogs, laguna beach, law enforcement, neighborhood watch, orange county, pets, police
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Dog walks into a bar
Our forefathers may have overlooked listing it in the Constitution, but I'd rank it up there with free speech, religious freedom and the right to bear arms… maybe even above the right to bear arms:
It's the right to get a beer at a bar with your dog — one of life's true pleasures, assuming you love beer and love dogs (and assuming it's cool with the bar owner).
I've always felt, and often written, that allowing dogs into a drinking establishment — especially one that doesn't serve food — is a decision that should be left up to individual tavern operators.
Local health departments, often, don't see it that way, as was recently the case in New York City, where The Gate, a tavern in Park Slope, was told it can no longer allow patrons to come in with their dogs.
The city Department of Health based their order on a law prohibiting any live animal from being in a food service establishment.
The Gate is not a restaurant, but, under the law, beer, wine, booze and ice are considered foods.
Silly? Yes.
Unconstitutional? Should be, I say, tongue not entirely in cheek.
All 50 states allow residents to carry concealed guns outside their homes. Tennessee, Arizona, Georgia, Virginia, and Ohio have laws specifically allowing guns in bars. Bar patrons in South Carolina and North Carolina also aren't required to disarm when entering a bar.
Twenty states, including New York and New Jersey, do not address the question of guns in bars at all.
It makes me uncomfortable, living in a world (and a state) where guns have more rights, privileges and protections than dogs.
And it gives me pause (not paws, for that would be a pun), that local health departments can get so worked up about a hound sleeping on a bar floor when Ebola is at our doorstep. Don't they have more important things to do?
But back to The Gate.
After the health department laid down the law at the corner of 5th Avenue and 3rd Street, management posted a sign on the door of the tavern, saying, "with apologies to our furry friends," dogs could no longer be allowed.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn pet owners have started a petition on the website Park Slope for Pets (see the upper right corner of that page) asking the Health Department to "allow dogs at The Gate" and reclassify bars that don't serve food. As of this morning, nearly 600 signatures had been collected.
"We support The Gate's dog-friendly status in the neighborhood as well as all other non-food drinking establishments that welcome dogs," the petition's sponsors say. "We are not looking for an exception for The Gate but rather a revision to the statute with regard to all non-food drinking establishments."
I hold an even more radical stance. I'm for letting well-behaved dogs into places that do serve food, and even inside, as opposed to the patio (given it's OK with the owner).
I'm more concerned with what's going on unseen in the kitchen than the possibility of evil germs hopping off a dog and onto my plate of mozzarella sticks.
If its OK for service dogs to go inside restaurants, it should be OK for all well-socialized dogs — because all dogs, in a way, are service dogs.
My dog Ace, a one-time therapy dog who now counsels only me (and at a very reasonable fee) grew up spending some time (but not an inordinate amount of time) at a neighborhood bar in Baltimore I patronized.
I like to think he added to the bar's character, and warmth, and friendliness, and vice versa. Admittedly, he also served as a social crutch for me, making conversations easier to start, making me more comfortable, keeping me from getting too tongue tied.
Just as dogs need to be socialized, so do we. And dogs and bars — independently and especially in combination — can help those of us who have difficulty in that area achieve that.
Dogs in bars lead to more social dogs, and more social people. (With the exception of those humans who are aghast by the prospect of a dog in a bar or restaurant and feel the need to file an official complaint, as opposed to just avoiding the establishment.)
"One of my favorite parts about going to The Gate was that I could enjoy a quiet night out without the lingering guilt of knowing my dog was waiting for me at home," one dog owner told Park Slope Stoop. "… It's disappointing that they are losing part of their character because of the DOH's overreach in enforcing the Health Law."
While the city health department is barking out orders, the proprietor of The Gate, we're pleased to read, isn't just going to roll over.
The Gate's owner, Bobby Gagnon, reportedly plans to fight the health department edict when he appears before the city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings on Nov. 18 — not so much to be granted an exception as to clarify the law.
Dog owners need to push back from time to time, as opposed to just letting themselves be pushed around. I think that happens because dog owners are generally calm, easy-going, reasonable, level-headed people (thanks, at least in part, to their dogs), and because they realize having a dog — whether it's a right or not — is truly a privilege.
Maybe if dog owners got political, played dirty, sported bumper stickers and insisted on exercising the right to have a Bud with their bud, we could resolve the problem, short of a Constitutional amendment.
Maybe if dog owners could be as strident and overbearing as gun lobbyists, they could enjoy more freedoms with their dogs.
Maybe, when authorities come to take our dogs out of a bar in which he or she is otherwise welcome, we should say, "Sure, you can take my dog out of this establishment … when you pry the leash out of my cold dead fingers."
Maybe someday the Supreme Court will address the burning questions: Is ice food? And even if so, do we have a right to walk into a bar with our dog?
I'm sure critics will say it's frivolous of me to compare taking your terrier to a tavern with our right to tote firearms, or our Constitutionally granted freedoms of religion and speech.
But are they really that different?
My dog protects me, like a gun. My dog nourishes and consoles me, like a religion. And he frees up my speech better than the First Amendment ever did.
(Photos: Ace and his friend Stringer at a Recreation Billiards, a dog friendly bar in Winston-Salem, Ace at The Dog Bar in Charlotte, and a Great Dane at The Dog Bar, by John Woestendiek / ohmidog!; sign outside The Gate in New York, from Park Slope Stoop)
Posted by John Woestendiek November 10th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: ace, animals, constitution, dining, dog bars, dog friendly, dog owners, dogs, dogs in bars, establishments, firearms, food, free speech, freedoms, guns, health department, ice, laws, new york, pets, priviliges, public health, questions, recreation billiards, religion, religious, restaurants, rights, rules, service dogs, supreme court, taverns, the dog bar, the gate
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Fecal responsibility: Boulder looks at DNA testing to track down poop scofflaws
Boulder City Councilwoman Mary Young wants to know how feasible it would be to require DNA samples from dogs, and create a registry so that, through DNA analysis, poop left on city trails could be traced to dog owners.
She's not suggesting every dog in Boulder be tested (yet) — just the estimated 35,000 with so-called "green tags" that allow them to romp off-leash on some of the city's trails and greenspaces.
Young has asked that the issue be discussed at tonight's City Council meeting, the Boulder Daily Camera reports. (Yes, it happens to be an April Fools Day meeting, but nobody's joking here.)
I would hope Boulder looks not just at whether it can be done (it can), but at whether it should be — that city leaders consider, in addition to the price tag of such a venture, the ethics and implications and utter goofiness of it.
There's a lot of dog-related technology I don't like (click the banner at the top of this page for one example) and poop-detection technology is near the top of the list.
Not just because of its Orwellian overtones, not just because it's heavy-handed, dictatorial, silly, creepy, intrusive and expensive. It's also because technology, unleashed, has a habit of oozing beyond the boundaries of its originally intended purpose — DNA-testing of dog poop being just such a case — and spreading into ever scarier realms.
The day could still come when your tossed cigarette butt, un-recycled soda can or expectorated phlegm could be traced back to you, which, come to think of it, might be a better use of DNA technology than that being offered by the dog poop sleuths.
Declaring war on poop, and bringing out technology's big guns, is overkill. Especially when the real solution can be achieved by simply bending over and picking up what your dog leaves behind.
In case you haven't been following our posts on this issue, here's how it works:
Deciding unscooped dog poop is simply intolerable, homeowners associations, apartment complexes or government entities sign up with a company called PooPrints, which sends them the supplies needed for residents to take swabs from the cheeks of their dogs. Those are sent to Tennessee, and a doggie DNA registry is created.
After that, any pile of poop that is found can be gathered, packaged and sent to a lab in Tennessee, where it can be unpackaged and tested and, by comparing DNA markers, matched to an individual dog, assuming that dog's DNA is in the registry.
The company lets management know who the poopetrator was, and the owner is fined $100 or so — or, if a repeat offender, perhaps told they and/or their dog should move somewhere else. Thereby a community is made safe from scofflaws, as well as, say, a grandmother whose back might have been hurting too much one day to pick up every last dropping left by her Shih Tzu.
Here in my current home state, North Carolina, apartment complexes in Winston-Salem and Wilmington are among the growing number of property management companies and government entities turning to PooPrints.
Yes, dog poop can be hazardous to our health, and harmful to the environment.
So can the feces of all the non-domesticated animals we live among, but don't feel compelled to prosecute for pooping.
So, too, can the dumpage of corporate entities, like the thousands of tons of coal ash spilled into the Dan River by Duke Energy, coating 70 miles of the river with toxic sludge.
That's a little harder to pick up after, and, I'd suggest, at least as deserving of society's consternation and oversight and vigilance as dog poop — even if punishing the culprit won't make them change their ways. (Big companies, unlike the average dog owner, can hire lawyers to avoid fines, and, if unsuccessful, they just pass the costs along to their customers.)
Finding clean sources of energy — that's a use of technology I like. Using DNA to solve murders (and clear the wrongly convicted) seems a good use, too.
But gathering, packaging and mailing dog poop so technicians in Tennessee can comb through it and test it, by comparison, seems a silly use of our technological muscles.
In Colorado, Boulder officials say dog waste on public trails is one of the most common complaints the city receives, so it's not surprising that they'd turn to a company that claims to have the solution.
Eric Mayer, director of business development for BioPet Vet Lab in Knoxville, Tenn., said the company's PooPrint service is used by private property management companies in 45 states and in Canada. Franchises are popping up all over, like Burger Kings.
So far, the company doesn't have contracts with any municipalities, but officials have been in talks with a half dozen different local governments. He said he expects to sign the first municipal PooPrints contract with Ipswich, Mass., sometime this year.
Maybe, if poop detection continues to catch on, it would be good for the economy. Maybe, you too could have a fulfilling career as a dog poop laboratory technician.
But there are far better ways to spend our time and money, and far bigger problems more deserving of our rage. Between all the emotion, and all the technology, we seem to forget that we can simply …
Pick it up!
(Top photo, fake poop question mark, from Big Mouth Toys; bottom photo, sludge from the Dan River spill, courtesy of Dan River Basin Association)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 1st, 2014 under Muttsblog.
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L.A. flaw: Where's a downtown dog to pee?
Downtown Los Angeles is enjoying a spurt in growth, and with that has come a growth in spurts.
But just where in that concrete Shangri-La-La is a dog supposed to pee?
With the revitalization of downtown, and a campaign to attract upwardly mobile types (and their dogs), more of both are relocating to the area — only to find that convenient places for dogs to urinate weren't part of the makeover, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The latest attempt to address the problem has been to locate small — and we do mean small — patches of artificial turf in areas designated (by humans) for canine toileting needs. As you can see above, it's hardly a dog park.
Blair Besten, executive director of the Historic Downtown Business Improvement District, said patches began being installed in August as part of a trial run. Three tree wells that no longer contained trees, in spaces away from restaurants and heavy pedestrian traffic, were used to install 4-by-4-foot patches of artificial grass.
If they're popular and hold up to regular use, the program may be expanded, Besten told the newspaper.
By redirecting dogs to the patches, she said, the city can cut down on odors, peed-upon buildings, sidewalks and trash cans, and the residue that is tracked into offices and apartments. The patches are located at Spring and 7th, near the corner of 7th and Main, and on 6th just after Main.
"They should have put them in a long time ago," said downtown resident Helena Gaeta, who has trained her dachshund-Chihuahua mix to go in tree wells. While downtown advertising campaigns targeted dog owners, she noted, there isn't much greenspace available to dogs.
A survey by the Downtown Center Business Improvement District this year showed one of every three residents of the area owns a dog.
"Dogs have been the greatest thing for the downtown L.A. renaissance," said Hal Bastian, executive vice president of the district. "It creates a community because more people are on the streets. It's a better environment."
But even with dog owners scooping up poop — and, of course, not all do — pee remains a problem.
Not all dogs find the patches pee-worthy. Josh Jacobson, who recently moved from downtown Long Beach, said his two Chihuahuas avoid the turf patches, possibly because they hold too many scents.
"The dogs are still trying to figure it out," he said.
(Photo: One of the patches of artificial turf installed in downtown L.A.; by Bethany Mollenkof / Los Angeles Times )
Posted by John Woestendiek December 3rd, 2013 under Muttsblog.
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Much ado about poo in Spain
There might not be any town as intent — you might even say obsessed — with wiping out dog poop as Brunete, Spain.
First, officials in the town on the outskirts of Madrid launched a social awareness campaign, aimed at encouraging pet owners to pick up after their dogs.
Part of it included a remote control pile of poop on wheels, which approached citizens bearing the message "Don't leave me, pick me up!"
"The amount of dog poo on our streets dropped considerably as a result," a town spokesman is quoted as saying in this article.
When "volume" started rising again, the town opted for a sneakier approach — though it, too, has an in-your-face element.
In February of this year, officials in the town of 10,100 assigned 20 volunteers to patrol the streets in search of dog owners who don't pick up after their dogs.
Upon seeing an offense, the undercover volunteers approach the owners and strike up a casual conversation — not mentioning the poop, just feigning interest in the dog and asking about its name and breed.
Once the dog walker departs, the volunteer would pick up the dog poop and put it in a box. Then, using the town's database of registered dogs, they find out the address of the dog walker. Then they'd deliver the surprise package by hand to the pet owner's home, along with an official warning.
If that weren't embarassing enough, they film the reunions between dog owners and their dog's poop.
Brunete Town Hall estimates the program has reduced the amount of unpicked up dog waste by 70 percent.
Officials aren't sure whether it's the threat of the fine, receiving a package of poop, or getting humiliated on camera that's doing the trick, but they say the program seems to be working.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 7th, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
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The art of peeing in the snow
There's a heated debate going on about yellow snow over at "Unleashed," the Baltimore Sun pets blog.
It all got started when a reader — seeing no art whatsover in what happens when hot yellow dog urine splashes onto cold and pure white snow — expressed her displeasure with befouled snow, and went so far as to suggest dog owners chisel, collect and dispose of the icy yellow matter.
"I'm not a dog owner, but I can't be the only person to be grossed out while trying to walk in Baltimore right now," wrote Eeda Wallbank. "After the snow last week there are still many areas where the sidewalk or street is the only cleared space for folks to take their dogs out for their business. Most people are still being polite and at least picking the poo up, but the urine is just disgusting.
"The dog goes in the only cleared walk space and urinates, then it freezes. So everyone else has to walk through or attempt to go around these 'puddles.' Heaven forbid someone actually slip on ice or snow and fall into greater contact. I shudder everytime I see the yellow snow and thank god I don't have kids to worry about (my cats are my babies, but they stay firmly inside) … Dog owners carry around bags for poo, what would be so wrong with attempting to remove this frozen urine? Or at least have a small shovel to clear the walk space a little?"
That led to a flood/flurry of comments. Among those that poured in were some siding with Ms. Wallbank, a few suggesting she "get a life," and many asking if society doesn't have bigger things to worry about than yellow snow.
Scooping poop is one thing. But I don't think we need yellow snow laws — even if it does offend the sensibilities of Ms. Wallbank and others. It's a fact of life. It passes (twice, in fact). Until the snow melts, step around it, add it to the list of unavoidable wintertime inconveniences, or maybe even try and view it as modern art — a canine, working by instinct, on a vast blank canvas, provided by nature .
It's a little like that, with one big difference. With yellow snow, everybody knows exactly what the artist was trying to express.
(Artwork: "Yellow Snow," by John Woestendiek)
Posted by John Woestendiek February 17th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
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Ok so we came second in all but the FA Cup
Now the manager ,who was brought in on the whim of the owner has been sacked.
Has any other team constantly brought derision on itself with the amount of sacked managers inspite of it's strengthening in stature since the appointment of Glen Hoddle?
But with all this to debate why are their constant posts involving social comment more importantly leaning towards racist doctrine?
I believe in free speech and see no reason why peoples opinions cant be aired on websites catered for those purposes, but gentlemen this is a site concerned with football and directly Chelsea Football Club
For the sake of Football and Chelsea
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no i wont
Hi Roy,
I see you are enjoying the too's and fro's of conversation with Ian, however one point you make in the last post can be countered.
In the last two/three years, hundreds of thousands of people looking for work came to the UK. In the last six months however, tens of thousands have now returned to their own countries. Why? you may ask.
1. The cost of living here far outweighs the 'minimum wage' most of them were getting, making life here in some cases harder than it was in their own country.
2. With so many having left their country to find work here, the employment situation back in their home countries has risen dramatically. Wages offered are better, and their are of course far more jobs to be had.
What can we deduce? Life has a way of balancing the books in the long term for one.
A Yahoo! User May 28, 2008 09:22 Flag
First of all I would like to thank the posters who replied (Bob and Ironistic) for engaging in the discussion without any abuse - that said I have come to respect these posters on the Yahoo forums.
In particular I wanted to draw attention to Bob's comments which really illuminate some of the points I raised:
"It was the cynical use of the possibility of prejudice to gain an advantage in a mainly white, "christian" society. Everyone seemed to be anti white when it came to their own advancement in society. That is to get jobs, benefits, housing and social care".
Viewing this assertion (which I believe to be true)we have three primary explainations.
1. Non whites are inherently opportunistic and seek any gain without moral reference - (I find this ridiculous), or for some are genetically deficient - (again ridiculous).
2. The abuse of the welfare system and the overuse (manipulative) wielding of the discrimination card, is the logical expression of an inability to compete for resources in an overly competitive society, which when examined properly displays income levels (and subsequent abuses) as the primary motivators- rather than race.
3. The effects of the above represent the inability of society for the adequate provision of need, and thus do not transcend race, but rather explain its position within the class structure. When societal dysfunction is examined, the significant variable is [almost] exclusively class, and the subsequent competition the lower income spectrum entails. If a true examination of the effects of race on british society were undertaken it would reveal the political inconsistancy of widening the state system to the regional level (EU) without assuring universal structures at the regional level - this is in effect the classic 'one foot in - one foot out' problem.
Personally I am in favour of one of two things.
1. A return to the sovereign state system, in which immigration and asylum are measured to nations capacity.
2. the complete embrace of the regional system, in which the resources of all regional states are pooled, and used to effectively meet (and better provide) for all aspects of social wellbeing. Thus it would not matter if a concentration of immigrants settled in a particular state, as the resources of the region would be employed in meeting their needs. Of course the likelihood of that happening would reduce, as shared resources (and eventually life quality) at the regional level, would level the incentive to resettle in any particular state.
The second option is the more appealing ideological option, but remains politically, socially and economically (not to mention the defense department) unviable to me. Thus I see the reinstatement of the nation state as prefferable. On this I stand to be persuaded - I am open to any workable suggestion to overcome the social/political problems now being experienced, and would welcome them.
Importantly, well done to Chelsea for competing effectively one three fronts this year - you made a memorable contribution to a fantastic year in the EPL.
A Yahoo! User May 28, 2008 02:24 Flag
Excellent Piers.
A Yahoo! User May 27, 2008 20:27 Flag
This has been a facinating thread for the neutral (liverpool fan) on these boards, but seeing as the topic is not football or chelsea related (the point in question for some) I feel it is an open discussion I am comfortable contributing to. As before with my previous posts - I will be respectful to all, and expect the same back please.
A couple of things that I have picked up on throughout the debate. Crime statistics and their relation to race.Whilst as has been mentioned certain crime statistics do appear to have increased - knife and gun crime in particular, the picture is often misleading. A sociological examination of the National crime Survey reveals that significant levels of crime have dropped across the board. The oft repeated claim that society used to be safer etc, is in reality a claim that it used to be safer in SOME ways, but far more dangerous in others. For example the statistics for previous decades are massively distorted by the type of crimes that went unreported, police treatment of domestic abuse right up to the eighties was that domestic affairs were private matters. IF domestic violence had been reported and recorded (and then prosecuted) a massive swelling of crime figures for past (golden?) generations would occur, and in all likelihood the same prison crises we are experiencing now would have occured. In sum the increase in what is defined as a crime, what is investigated, what is prosecuted and what is reported distort the statistics to indicate that we are now living in a crime ridden society, when in reality we are living in a society where the type rather than the incidence has moved.
Secondly, a far more accurate indicator of crime is class rather than race. In all areas crime is concentrated at lower income levels. Of course there is a discussion about whether income indicates class (I agree it does not accurately) or indeed if there is such a thing as class. The central question is, why do we see a larger propensity towards crime at lower income levels? If we are to accept the causes are need, lack of resources, opportunity, education etc, then the general trend of people of other [than white] race in the lower income levels translates as an class issue towards crime, rather than a race issue. Perhaps more questions should be asked about why non white individuals are in the majority grouped in the lower income levels?
However where I feel Mr Merries does have a point, is that the over representation of non whites in the lower income levels, cannot [exclusively] be attributed to racial prejudice. What is becoming more apparent to scholars in the field, is that the ability of the host nation to accomodate a significant multi-cultural population is being tested. The perception of threat or competition for resources natives develop increases division at the end of the social spectrum where the effects are most accute - the lower income levels. The overall effect is racial division (often along invisible lines) and the much reported ghetto-isation of society.
Fundamentally as Robert Cooper has stated the processess of globalisation have seriously erroded the structure of the nation state (established within the Peace of Westphallia), creating a situation in which society (rightly) uphold the ideals of inclusion and multi-culturalism, without necessarily possesing the structures and means to provide for those ideals. Europe in particular is now at a particularly difficult stage of (post - post)modernity, in which the idealistic and moral principles are not yet matched by the political or societal maturity required for their safe implementation.
Very, very sad. Now go and hide under the rock you came from.....cockroach!!!!!!
I am NOT dcnutz, I am NOT "non-white" and I stand by my statement, when someone refers to another as "monkey" or "wog" they mean a "black" person. If you are going to call/say/write/refer a black person anything other than black then, IN MY OPINION IT IS RACIST, especially when you write "WOG" as bertie did.
Just curious, with all the stabbings that has occured within the past 12months how many were done by "Blacks" ( for you racists: "wogs")?
A Yahoo! User May 27, 2008 06:32 Flag
evening royster...you ok.....no floods or powercuts i hope
A Yahoo! User May 27, 2008 04:35 Flag
Living in the south of france really does give him real time experience of this countrys problems doesnt it..
A Yahoo! User May 26, 2008 18:21 Flag
Hats off to you Iron's.
Now that is respect Ian. Puts me to shame.
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Glenn Kranking (History and Scandinavian Studies) was elected to the Executive Board for the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study. He also presented "From Periphery to Strategic Locations: Swedes on the Estonian Islands in the World Wars" at a joint conference for the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study and the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies in New Haven, Connecticut.
Lynnea Myers (Nursing), along with nursing majors Alecia Woods '14 and Kayla Warner '14, presented a podium session at the annual Conference of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners on Friday, March 14 in Boston, Mass. Their presentation was titled "Engaging Students in Pediatric Nursing: Community Service Ideas for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners." The presentation was based on projects conducted through the Gustavus Summer Institute of Nursing, as well as through Lynnea's Fellowship in Community-Based Learning through the Center for Servant Leadership.
Scott Bur (Chemistry) had a chapter titled "Polonovski- and Pummerer-type Reactions and the Nef Reaction" published in Volume 6 of the reference series Comprehensive Organic Synthesis, 2nd edition (edited by Paul Knochel and Gary Molander).
Blake Couey (Religion) had an article titled "The Disabled Body Politic in Isaiah 3:1, 8" published in the latest edition of Journal of Biblical Literature, which is widely regarded as the top journal in the field of biblical studies.
Jeffrey Seymour (Sociology/Anthropology) co-authored an article in the March 2014 issue of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, titled "Generating Trust in Congregations: Engagement, Exchange, and Social Networks."
Andrea Junso, Director of Campus Activities, was recently published in "The Student Leadership Challenge Activities Book" by James Kouzes and Barry Posner with Beth High and Gary Morgan. After attending and presenting at the Student Leadership Challenge Certified Facilitator training last August, the authors requested to include her activity in the new publication.
Student Achievements
- Jennifer Marquette '15, economics and management and communication studies double major, presented to a room of 100 peers and professionals at the National Association of Campus Activities in Boston, Mass., on Feb. 17. Marquette shared the Gustavus Campus Activities Board's philosophy regarding its executive board training and successful strategies used, as well as the integration of diversity and inclusion curriculum, leadership development, team dynamic, and the nuts and bolts of campus logistics and resources.
In The Media
Professor Emeritus Bob Douglas and Gustavus alumnus Eric Cronin '11 were featured in a Rochester Post-Bulletin article regarding Irish population history in Olmstead County.
President's Cabinet Summary
The President's Cabinet met on Tuesday, March 18 and discussed the following items:
- Faculty Senate Chair Max Hailperin indicated that two faculty representatives will be elected by the faculty at Friday's faculty meeting to participate on the College's Accreditation Committee. He also gave an update on the Board's shared governance initiative and the progress of the working group.
- President Ohle indicated that the Board of Trustees will be discussing the alignment of CG150 and the Academic Strategic Plan in more detail at its April meeting and major items of focus in Tiers 1 and 2 will be identified by the June Board meeting to provide direction through the presidential transition.
- Provost Braun indicated that the College attorneys are recommending revisions in the all-college policy on harassment and sexual harassment.
- Professor Hailperin indicated that an ad hoc Faculty Senate Subcommittee has been established to review the topic of unauthorized recording of classes. He added that this may be a broader issue and that other college representatives should possibly be included in the conversation.
- Members discussed attendance at the Vocation of a Lutheran College Conference scheduled for July 11-16 at Augsburg College.
- Members approved the hiring of a Registrar's Office position (administrative secretary).
- Vice President Westphal alerted members to the prevalence of purchase card fraud and requested that College Wells Fargo VISA cards be monitored closely.
News & Announcements
Civic Engagement Awards...The 2014 Minnesota Campus Compact Presidents' Awards for Civic Engagement have been announced. Anna McDevitt is the winner of the Presidents' Student Leadership Award; Dr. Lynnea Myers is the winner of the Presidents' Civic Engagement Steward Award; and Peter Olson of the Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota is the winner of the Presidents' Civic Engagement Community Partner Award.
GHP Spring Fitness Challenge...The Spring Fitness Challenge is a program for members of the Gustavus faculty and staff that promotes a physically active lifestyle and teamwork. Accumulate a specific number of exercise minutes as a team, reach your exercise goal, and each team member will receive a Minnesota State Park sticker or a Minnesota fishing license. Registration for the GHP Spring Fitness Challenge will be open from March 10 to March 28 and registration information can be found on the GHP webpage. Register as a team online on the GHP webpage or pick up a packet at the Lund Information Desk. Please read the registration and information packet carefully and be sure to submit your registration form online or hand in to Laurie Kelly by March 28. This program runs for four weeks, from April 7 until May 2.
Personnel Directories...The 2014 Spring Semester personnel directories have been printed and distributed. If you or your department wish to have another/more copy(ies), please contact Nancy in the Telecommunications Office at x6265 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mail Scam...Some postal customers are receiving bogus e-mails about a package delivery or online postage charges. The e-mails contain a link or attachment that, when opened, installs a malicious virus that can steal personal information from your PC. The e-mails claim to be from the U.S. Postal Service and contain fraudulent information about an attempted or intercepted package delivery or online postage charges. You are instructed to click on a link, open the attachment, or print the label. Don't do it! Like most viruses sent by e-mail, clicking on the link or opening the attachment will activate a virus that can steal information—such as your user name, password, and financial account information. What to do? Delete the message without taking any further action.
Campus Happenings
Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar...The Gustavus Adolphus College Eta Chapter will welcome Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholar Dr. Philip J. Deloria to campus April 23-24. Dr. Deloria will deliver a public lecture titled "American Indians in the American Popular Imagination" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 24 in Wallenberg Auditorium. A reception will follow the lecture in the Melva Lind Interpretive Center.
GAC Talks...This new conference will be shaped around a series of brief, educational, and rewarding presentations from inspiring Gustavus professors, administrators, students, and alumni who are driven by their passion to share their outstanding ideas with the Gustavus community. The event will take place Saturday, March 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Alumni Hall. Admission is free, but a ticket is required and can be secured by going online to gustavustickets.com.
Provost's Listening Post...Provost Mark Braun will continue a series of informal discussion opportunities with Gustavus students from 11 a.m. to Noon on Monday, March 24 in the Jackson Campus Center. The "Provost's Listening Post" will be set up once each month at the tables in upper level of the Campus Center. The goal is to provide a relaxed, informal setting for student questions and discussion about the College.
Poetry Reading...Irish poets Anne-Marie Fyfe and Cahal Dallat will read from their poetry from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 25 in the Melva Lind Interpretive Center.
Daily Sabbath Schedule...All are invited to the worship services at 10 a.m. weekdays and p.m. Sundays in Christ Chapel. The upcoming schedule is as follows.
- Friday, March 21: Hymns on Tap, The Dive
- Sunday, March 23: Sunday Worship, 5 p.m., Christ Chapel
- Monday, March 24: Matthew Timmons, Student Senate Co-Chair
- Tuesday, March 25: Scott Bur, Chemistry
- Wednesday, March 26: Lenten Taize Service
- Thursday, March 27: Kelli Remboldt '14 with music leadership by Re:vive
- Friday, March 28: Litany for Travelers, Christ Chapel
Congregational Outreach
Retreats...Church Relations in the Center for Servant Leadership will host weekend confirmation retreats for Gethsemane Lutheran Church of Hopkins and St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Wyoming on March 21-22, and for Chisago Lakes Lutheran Church of Center City on March 21-23. They will also host an adult retreat for Pilgrim Lutheran Church of St. Paul on March 21-23. The retreat program is a resource for ELCA congregations that are members of the Gustavus Association of Congregations.
For Rent...Nice one bedroom apartment in St. Paul for summer subleasing, starting in June. Location is five minutes to the Minneapolis−Saint Paul International Airport and Macalester College, and a very quiet residential area. Two people can easily share the apartment. Rent negotiable. For more information, contact email@example.com.
For Rent...Partially or fully-furnished 3BR/2BA Craftsman bungalow in Minneapolis's Kingfield neighborhood, available for the 2014-15 academic year. Very close to bus lines, restaurants, and bakeries; short walk or bike to Lake Harriet, Martin Luther King Park, and Fuller Park. Two-car garage and a fenced-in backyard. Available August 2014-July 2015 with some flexibility at either end. Rent negotiable. For more information, contact Jill Locke or Eric Vrooman.
For Sale...Large 3 or 5 bedroom house with office. Excellent location just blocks from Gustavus, library, parks, and shopping. Lovely wood floors, large kitchen with adjoining sunroom eating area. Amazing light throughout including atrium with skylights. Two of the five bedrooms are part of a downstairs apartment and can be rented or included in the full living space. Apartment has high ceilings and natural light, and has a full bath and its own laundry. House has a new roof. $190K. Call David or Susan if interested at 902-455-0175.
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|Human Resources 101https://gustavus.edu/calendar/human-resources-101/492613 Crowns Room
|Aug 27 6 pm
|Men's Soccer at Viterbo (Exhibition)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-at-viterbo-exhibition/48482La Crosse, Wis.
|Aug 29 11:59 am to 4 pm
|New Faculty Tenure Track Welcome Lunchhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-faculty-tenure-track-welcome-lunch-2/46979Banquet Room C - St. Peter Banquet Room
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|New Faculty Orientation Dayhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-faculty-orientation-day-13/46980Banquet Room B - Heritage Banquet Room
|Aug 31 8:30 am to 2 pm
|Faculty Development Dayhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-development-day-16/46981Banquet Room B - Heritage Banquet Room
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|2016 Opening Receptionhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/2016-opening-reception/49013Alumni Hall and Eckman Mall
|Sep 1 9 am to 1:30 pm
|Faculty Meetinghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-meeting-26/48911Jackson Campus Center
|3:30–4:30 pm
|IEX Course Proposal Workshop for Facultyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/iex-course-proposal-workshop-for-faculty/49215St Peter Room, Jackson Campus Center
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|Women's Soccer at Nebraska Wesleyanhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-soccer-at-nebraska-wesleyan/48498Lincoln, Neb.
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|Men's Soccer at Wartburghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-at-wartburg/48481Waverly, Iowa
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|New Student Orientationhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-student-orientation-12/39930Gustavus Campus
|Sep 2 2 pm
|Volleyball vs. Elmhurst (Elmhurst College Tournament)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-vs-elmhurst-elmhurst-college-tournament/48578Elmhurst, Ill.
|4 pm
|Volleyball vs. UW-Whitewater (Elmhurst College Tournament)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-vs-uw-whitewater-elmhurst-college-tournament/48575Elmhurst, Ill.
|Sep 3–
|Men's Golf at Transylvania Invitehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-golf-at-transylvania-invite/49030Kentucky
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|Women's Golf at Saint Ben's Invitationalhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-golf-at-saint-ben-s-invitational/49035Sartell, Minn.
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I perform it from a fresh install of 3.5.1 wp.
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New low on Tropico 5 on PC at GameStop today. Cheapest ever by $2, and $4 off the currently $9.99 price in the Steam Winter sale. Normally a $40 game.
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Cudicini has been turning out for LA Galaxy over the past two months, but The Sun reports he is claiming the crash involving Asda customer service employee worker Jennifer Bernard cost him an estimated £8.8 million in expenses, loss of earnings and future loss of wages.
The former Spurs and Chelsea goalkeeper earned up to £40,000 a week during his days in the Premier League, but is pressing ahead with the lawsuit against mother-of-three Bernard and her insurers after breaking a wrist and his pelvis when his motorbike collided with the woman's £500 Ford Fiesta in November 2009.
Cudicini's expenses includes a chauffeur bill for £8,235 while he is also wanting compensation for the month he spent with his mother, claiming she is out of pocket to the tune of £800 for acting as his carer.
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