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Before his appointment as President of Utah Valley University, Dr. Holland was an associate professor of political science at Brigham Young University, where he taught courses in political philosophy and American political thought. A popular teacher, his commitment to applied learning concepts led to his selection as BYU's "Civically Engaged Scholar of the Year" in 2008 by Utah Campus Compact. His scholarly research on how ideals of Christian charity influenced the development of American political life garnered national attention. In 2005, he won Princeton University's James Madison Fellowship. In 2007, his book, Bonds of Affection: Civic Charity and the Making of America, was published by Georgetown University Press, and selected as an "outstanding academic title" by Choice Magazine.
He graduated from Brigham Young University with honors in 1991, and was valedictorian for the political science department. That same year he was awarded the Raoul Wallenberg Scholarship for a year of graduate study at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Before going on to earn his master's degree and Ph.D. in political science at Duke University, President Holland served as chief of staff for the top executive of the international consulting firm Monitor Group and, later, as special assistant to then-Governor Michael O. Leavitt.
Currently, he serves on numerous community boards, including the editorial advisory board of the Deseret News and the boards of the Utah Valley and Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife, Paige, have four children, Jacob, Mitzi, Grace and Dan.
Dr. Bracken specializes in general and exercise physiology of humans with specific expertise in pulmonary physiology. PhD in Exercise Physiology from Brigham Young University. B.S. in Zoology emphasis Human Physiology and Anatomy from Brigham Young University.
Karen M. Clemes is Utah Valley University's first-ever General Counsel, bringing a broad range of in-house and large law firm experience to UVU with an emphasis in labor and employment law. She provides legal and strategic counsel to the University and works in conjunction with the Utah Office of the Attorney General.
Karen specializes in legal issues related to employment, benefits, ethics/compliance, risk management, investigations, drafting and negotiating commercial and other agreements, employee and management training, and litigation defense. She has served as Associate General Counsel for Ancestry.com, been Of Counsel with Ballard Spahr LLP and was Director of the HR Legal Division and Chief Standards (Ethics) Officer for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For nearly a decade she was an associate and then partner at the California law firm Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps LLP. She has also worked as a law clerk for the Hon. David R. Thompson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Karen earned her juris doctor at California Western School of Law, where she graduated
summa cum laude as first in her class. She completed her master's degree in humanities
and bachelor's degree in comparative literature at BYU. She previously served as an
adjunct faculty member at San Diego State University, Mesa College, and Palomar College,
and currently teaches Employment Law at BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School.
Scott Cooksey began at Texas Tech in 1997 as director of development and external relations for the Texas Tech University College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. In 2008 Cooksey was named associate vice chancellor for Texas Tech University System. In February 2015 he was selected to be senior associate vice chancellor for Institutional Advancement. He began his current position at UVU in January 2016.
In 2012, Cooksey's fundraising accomplishments were recognized with the Outstanding Fundraising Professional Award from the Lubbock Association of Fundraising Professionals. He has also received the Founders Distinguished Service Award from the National Agricultural Alumni and Development Association and the Institutional Advancement Excellence Award from the Texas Tech University System.
Prior to joining Texas Tech, Cooksey was director of development for a large nonprofit organization in Atlanta. He has a bachelor's degree in marketing from Texas Tech University and is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE).
Birch Eve was appointed to the UVU Board of Trustees on May 1, 2016. He was born in Louisville, Kentucky and moved to Utah in the fall of 2010 after graduating high school. Birch began his studies at UVU in biochemistry, but switched to Business Management after seeing the countless opportunities afforded him by the Woodbury School of Business. While attending UVU, Birch has been actively involved in the Student Alumni Association as the director of traditions, and most recently as the UVUSA Senator representing the Woodbury School of Business where he has been instrumental in starting the college's own student advisory council.
As the 2016-2017 Student Body President, Birch and his council plan on celebrating the student voice by seeking to inspire passionate involvement and excellence by connecting and educating students on the resources and opportunities available at UVU.
Birch intends to graduate at the end of his term as president, and then pursue a Masters degree in Finance. He then plans on moving back to Kentucky to further the success of his family's business. While Birch isn't answering emails and representing the students at UVU, he can be found spending time with his wife or competing in Spartan races.
David Jones is an Assistant Attorney General with the State of Utah Office of the Attorney General and has served as the General Counsel for Utah Valley University since 2001, providing legal counsel, advice, and representation to the University concerning all legal issues of higher education, including employment related issues, property and contracts, intellectual property, student and faculty issues, university policies, athletics, civil rights and associated litigation. He is also the Section Chief in the Utah Attorney General Office responsible for the supervision and management of the Education Section attorneys and staff.
Prior to his work with Utah Valley University and the Utah Attorney General's Office, David worked as corporate counsel for Ford, Bacon & Davis in Salt Lake City, Peter Kiewit Sons' Inc., in Omaha, and BP Alaska in Anchorage.
David received his undergraduate degree in Political Science/Economics at the University of Missouri and his law degree from the University of Tulsa. He is an active member of the National Association of College and University Attorneys and the Utah State Bar.
Linda L. Makin serves as the Vice President for Planning, Budget and Human Resources at Utah Valley University. The division of Planning, Budget and Human Resources includes Planning, Budgets, Institutional Effectiveness,
Institutional Research and Information, Human Resources, and Policy. Linda manages UVU's Planning,
Budgeting, and Assessment (PBA) process and serves as the university's chief budget/planning officer and as the university's policy administrator.
Linda earned a master's degree in public administration from Brigham Young University in 2007, a bachelor's degree in Accounting from Utah Valley University in 2002, and has over 29 years of higher education experience. Linda has received several awards including CFO (Chief Financial Officer) of the Year 2009 by Utah Business Magazine, 2007 UVU Board of Trustees Excellence Award, Fall 1997 PACE Distinguished Employee Award, and 1998 CCBO Regional Outstanding Business Officer. In 2010, Linda was elected to the Board of Trustees of the
Utah Foundation and serves as a member of the UVU Alumni Board.
Dr. Cameron K. Martin is the Vice President for University Relations at Utah Valley University with responsibility for state and federal legislative affairs, economic development, community engagement, campus events, and public relations and marketing. Dr. Martin rejoined the UVU administrative team in October 2012, after working four years for the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) as the Associate Commissioner for Economic Development and Planning. While at USHE, Dr. Martin had stewardship for economic development, strategic planning, presidential searches and evaluations, policy administration, system student affairs coordination, and special projects, initiatives and events for USHE.
Dr. Martin earned a baccalaureate degree in political science with a minor in gerontology and a master's degree in public administration from Brigham Young University. He completed his Ph.D. in educational leadership at BYU with a research focus on the role and organizational value of an interim university president.
Dr. Martin and his wife, Julie, are the parents of three daughters and reside in Provo, Utah.
Sherry Harward is the Creator and Director of the UVU CareerPassport Program, an award-winning, non-graded program that helps UVU student actively engage in their career development process. Sherry has been employed at UVU for over 20+ years and has held several positions including adjunct instructor, "Women in Technology" Creator/Director, Assistant CTE Director, Office Education Advisor, Multimedia Advisor, and administrative assistant for several departments. She has also owned several businesses in the entertainment industry.
Sherry has a Bachelor's degree in Business Leadership and Communications and a Masters in Leadership. She is passionate about career and personal development, entrepreneurship and the creation process, leadership, marriage and relationship topics, technology, spirituality, fashion, health, women's topics, and music. Sherry is married to her best friend (Scott Harward) and has four fabulous children (and their spouses) and 8 and three-fourths darling grandchildren, all of whom she adores and enjoys spending time with. Sherry is a strong advocate for UVU employees (and students) and is honored to serve as the PACE President for 2015-2017.
Fidel Montero was appointed President Holland's chief of staff in July 2014. A first-generation high school graduate and an immigrant to the United States, Montero is simultaneously committed to academic excellence and access. His knowledge of K-16 educational systems and tremendous skills in interpersonal communication, systems analysis, board management, and educational innovation has been a vital asset to the President's Office.
Prior to joining UVU, Montero served as principal of Alta High School for three years. For the last year he also served as a member of the UVU Board of Trustees. He previously spent eight years in the Provo School District as an assistant principal at Timpview High School and a teacher at Dixon Middle School. Montero is a published author and scholar and continues to lead school improvement efforts through his work as an independent consultant. His areas of emphasis include comprehensive school reform, systems development, and quantitative analysis. He has worked in education settings that include New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and throughout the state of Utah.
Montero received his doctorate and master of education degree from Columbia University and master and bachelor degrees from Brigham Young University.
Karen Olsen serves the University President as executive secretary and as the secretary to the UVU Board of Trustees. Her responsibilities in the President's office include including initiating and coordinating correspondence and communication; providing administrative support for executive level university meetings; and coordinating special events and projects. She manages the office budgets; responds to inquiries and comments from internal and external constituents, and acts as liaison for the President's Office. She also serves as secretary to the UVU Board of Trustees, and is liaison and administrative support for them.
Karen has served 20+ years in administrative support to both the president and vice president for academic affairs at UVU, and received the Executive Division Award of Excellence in 2011. She has an AA degree with emphasis in business education from Snow College. In addition to serving on presidential level councils, she is a member of the Commencement Committee, Emergency Preparedness Advisory Council, and Events Communication Committee, and has served several terms on the staff association board. She also coordinates the university awards of excellence recognition event at UVU. She and her husband, Elden, are the proud parents of four UVU alumni.
Jeffery E. Olson was appointed senior vice president for academic affairs in July 2014. He earned a doctorate in administration and policy analysis with a higher education concentration from Stanford University and a juris doctorate from the University of Utah. His cross-disciplinary training makes him a strong proponent of general education and leaves him well-equipped to manage issues across the academic spectrum.
Prior to coming to UVU, Olson worked as the associate provost for academic assessment and the director of the division of library and information science at St. John's University in New York City. During his 26 years at St. John's he provided academic leadership for Institutional Planning and Online Learning and Services and served as an associate professor in the Department of Administration and Instructional Leadership.
Before St. John's, Olson spent seven years as assistant dean and then associate dean of the University of Utah College of Law. With a wide and demanding portfolio, Olson is known as an academic leader with national expertise and a genuine enthusiasm for UVU's unique educational mission.
Dr. Val L. Peterson is VP of Administration and Legislative Affairs at Utah Valley University. The responsibilities of this position include overseeing a budget of more than 22 million dollars, administrative responsibilities for facilities, grounds, maintenance, human resources, business office, purchasing, bookstore, printing services, police department, parking services and fleet services, information technology, telephone services, and media services. He is also the government relations liaison for the University. In 2009 he was named Chief Financial Officer for Government entities by Utah Business magazine.
Val started at UVU in 1987 and has served in a variety of capacities such as Associate VP for College Relations and VP for College Relations. He has a Ph. D. in Educational Leadership from BYU and holds a Masters in Strategic Studies from the United States War College. He has served in the National Guard for the past 26 years and is currently the Brigade Commander of the 300th Military Intelligence Brigade(Linguist).
Originally from Idaho, Val and his wife Ann are the parents of three children. Val is very appreciative of all the support from his wife and children. He also wishes to thank the President's Cabinet, Associate Vice Presidents and co-workers for our success in building UVU into what it is today and what it will be tomorrow.
Kyle A. Reyes currently serves as special assistant to the president for inclusion, providing leadership and active support to all divisions across campus for implementing initiatives that focus on UVU's core theme of inclusion. He also teaches multicultural education and inclusive educational leadership within the School of Education. He served as assistant to President Holland from 2009 to 2014.
Prior to his appointment in the President's Office, Reyes worked at UVU for six years primarily in the development of programs and services for underrepresented students and communities. In 2007, Reyes created UVU's nationally award-winning Latino Initiative to increase student achievement among the growing Latino community. Reyes has received a number of awards for his work in community outreach, service learning, and inclusive initiatives, including the National Association of Multicultural Education Exemplary Educator for Diversity Award. He has taught communication and educational leadership courses at UVU and the University of Utah. Reyes currently serves on a number of community boards and co-chaired the College Access Network for the Utah System of Higher Education from 2012 to 2014. Reyes' scholarship focuses on the development of educational spaces for underrepresented student success in K-16 settings.
Reyes received his Ph.D. in educational leadership and policy from the University of Utah and was the recipient of the Elmo R. & Frances Bennion Morgan Fellowship. He earned his bachelor's degree in graphic design and master's degree in education leadership from Brigham Young University. Reyes is the adviser for UVU's Hip Hop Club.
Michelle O. Taylor was appointed as Vice President of Student Affairs at Utah Valley University in June 2013. Her eighteen year career in higher education with her specialty in social work administration and policy has helped the institution navigate several major transitions. Prior to her present appointment she served for three years as Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management and six years as Associate Vice President of Student Services/Dean of Enrollment Management.
Following her graduation from the University of Utah with a Masters of Social Work, MSW, in 1995, Taylor worked as the Director of Accessibility Services at Utah Valley State College. At that same institution she accepted the position of Associate Dean of Student Services/American Disability Act Campus Coordinator. After earning her Masters of Public Policy Administration, MPA, and Social Work Administration, Ph. D, in 2002, she became the Acting Vice President of Planning, Information Technology, and Student Services/Acting Dean of Student Services.
Throughout her career, Taylor has initiated a wide range of strategies for the benefit of students and the academy. She has been a trusted friend and advocate of students, focusing on students with diverse backgrounds and learning disabilities. She has co-written and secured grants for a wide range of program initiatives, serves on numerous boards and committees, and presents at multiple national and international conferences annually. She has received many honors including the Outstanding Professional, Adjunct of the Year, and Excellence in Leadership, and the UVU Board of Trustees Award of Excellence.


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Temple's unbeaten football team practiced in pads yesterday, probably the only time it'll do so in the 8 days between a win over Central Michigan and Saturday's game against Connecticut (1-1) in South Philly.
"We've been real banged up," said coach Al Golden, whose Owls are 2-0 for the first time since 1981. "We're just trying to get them healthy. We were only out there for about an hour-and-45 [minutes]. We'll see how we come out of it."
Offensive lineman Wayne Tribue won't play against the Huskies. But it looks "favorable" that defensive back Kevin Kroboth, linebacker Jordan Martin and running back Bernard Pierce will.

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Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home is a prudent choice for those looking to make an entry into using voice-recognition technology but don't want to spend a lot of money, or for someone who needs a basic, more scaled-down version of the best of the best, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Premium. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of its stronger brother, but it's still top of the line in its class.Ease of use
Climb the learning curve. Nuance Communications' Dragon products are becoming easier to use with every new release, but you'll still have to spend some time getting to know the software before it performs up to its potential. There is real-time customer support available through live chat or by phone during business hours. User manuals and a detailed knowledge base on the web are also great resources.ProsHighly accurate, Helpful support optionsConsFewer features than premium version, Requires a lot of computer memory, Definite learning curve
BestBuy.com customers give good feedback about Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home, but many note that getting up to speed is not as simple as just installing the software. There is definitely a time investment required if you want it to function optimally.
A helpful tutorial will guide you through the proper dictation, enunciation and commands that will enable you to get the best performance out of the program. Most reviewers conclude that the best way to defeat the dragon is to go through the training before getting started. It doesn't take long, but will pay dividends on the back end.
Lower price, same high quality. In terms of accuracy, TopTenReviews.com rates Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home the same as the more expensive Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Premium. The price differential is due to extra features, not because the Home version is an inferior product. The advertised accuracy rate is 99 percent, but independent testing places it at about 93 percent, which is still not too shabby because that is up to three times faster than manual typing.
A Nuance-approved headset is included with purchase, but you still may need to be in a quiet place to dictate if you're worried about background noise interfering with your commands or speech. A better noise-canceling microphone might be worthwhile if you tend to work in heavily trafficked spaces. Some users also experience difficulties with the native microphone.
Amazon.com customers have had good interactions with customer support. One owner wrote, "The service far exceeded my expectations. The person on the other end of the phone was polite, patient, and took the time to walk me through a number of commands to attempt to fix the problem."
From nice to have to need to have. Most reviewers and customers who have tried Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home agreed that it vastly improved their productivity. You can use it to dictate, browse the web, create documents and navigate Gmail and Hotmail with complete voice control for the actions you use most often. You can even use an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch (4th gen), or an Android device as a remote microphone when you're on the run.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home adapts to your speech and intuitively adjusts itself the more you use it. The same Smart Format Rules from the Premium version are available with Dragon Naturally Speaking Home, giving you more control over how your text looks. Smart Format Rules are cool because the software asks you what you prefer for formatting, abbreviations and numbers rather than assuming. And once you've set these rules, you don't have to worry about being asked again, though you can always amend them.
Though Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home doesn't interface with as many common PC applications as the premium version, and it does not have features like transcribing audio files, learning contact names, playback, read back and voice-controlled editing, it's still a valuable tool, and it will help you complete tasks faster than ever.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home 11, Editors of TopTenReviews.com Undated
Reviewers here compare Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 Premium and Talking Desktop. Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 gets their Silver Award, with a rating of 8.83 out of 10 overall.
2. Amazon.com
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home 12.0, English, Reviewers on Amazon.com, As of June 2013
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home is rated an overall 3.7 out of 5 stars by about 450 users. Customers are satisfied overall, with a few outliers who complain about bugs. The overwhelming sentiment was that the product is efficient and accurate, though somewhat difficult to learn initially.
3. BestBuy.com
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home 12, Reviewers on BestBuy.com, As of June 2013
At BestBuy.com, Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home is rated an overall 4 out of 5 stars by more than 20 users. Customers compliment its accuracy, but they note that there is a learning curve when getting started. On user says it "cut my work time by 60 percent."
Blogging Just Got Easier with Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home Edition, Kecia Hambrick, Dec. 20, 2012
Blogger Kecia Hambrick reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home 12 (after receiving it free from the company), explaining how she used the software for blogging and other tasks. She is impressed with its ability to effectively handle her strong regional accent.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 Home Edition (PC) Our Review, Rosemary O'Shaughnessy, Sept. 1, 2011
Reviewer Rosemary O'Shaughnessy is impressed with the product's accuracy, and she contends that it is a good stepping-stone to take before jumping into Dragon NaturallySpeaking Premium. No tests or comparisons are done, just a simple overview of the features and some customer comments. The author points out that she is a consumer, not a tech expert.
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Risk Management in the Outdoorsby Tonia L. Gray Tracey J. Dickson
Risk Management in the Outdoors is essential reading for students and practitioners involved in outdoor education, sport, recreation and tourism. Written by an expert author team, it explores the value of the outdoors in a society that is increasingly risk- adverse, but at the same time pushes the commodification of high risk and extreme activities. Drawing upon the risk management process from the International Standard on Risk Management, ISO 31000, this text adopts a whole-of-organisation approach to risk management. It covers: * organisational sustainability * legal issues * program design * activities * severe weather scenarios * incident analysis . Risk Management in the Outdoors provides direction on how best to manage the 'down-side' of risk taking while maximising the potential benefits. Each chapter contains focus questions, case studies, action points for practitioners, plus further questions and activities.
Select your format based upon: 1) how you want to read your book, and 2) compatibility with your reading tool. To learn more about using Bookshare with your device, visit the Help Center.
Here is an overview of the specialized formats that Bookshare offers its members with links that go to the Help Center for more information.
- Bookshare Web Reader - a customized reading tool for Bookshare members offering all the features of DAISY with a single click of the "Read Now" link.
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Breakout Male Spring Athlete of the Week: Jarred Ferris, Cambridge Springs volleyball
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Cambridge Springs
Ferris was in a giving mood during the Blue Devils' 25-15, 25-19, 25-19 victory over the visiting Fort LeBoeuf Bison on May 6. The junior setter continued his solid season by totaling 33 assists over their three-game sweep.
Ferris helped Cambridge Springs finish its regular season 8-4 overall and 6-3 against District 10 opponents. He'll return to action during the District's Class AA tournament next week.
Jarred Ferris, Cambridge Springs volleyball (36 percent, 151 votes)
Grace DeMarco, Villa Maria lacrosse (24 percent, 101 votes)
Kyle Reib, McDowell lacrosse (16 percent, 66 votes)
Mike Sperry, Saegertown volleyball (13 percent, 56 votes)
Jon Oskin, Fairview tennis (11 percent, 44 votes)
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Video: J.J. Hickson To Miss Remainder Of Season
J.J. Hickson will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn ACL injury, Nuggets GM Tim Connelly announced on Saturday via official release.
The injury occurred during the fourth quarter of Friday?s loss to the Mavericks.
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Meet the 'American Idol' Season Nine Top 24 - The Men
Pretty new pictures of the 'American Idol' Top 12 men for Season Nine
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Alex Lambert of 'American Idol'
Alex Lambert
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
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Lambert was born in Fort Worth, TX, and has been singing since he was 9 years old. He is currently a senior at Richland High School.
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4 Guys 1UP - Episode 12
Former Command & Conquer producer Amer Ajami joins us as we chat about Star Trek Online, Kane & Lynch 2, and more.
By David Ellis Jan 15, 2010 6:07PM PSTTags: Dark Void (PS3) Dark Void (XBOX 360) Dark Void (PC) Star Trek Online (PC) Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (PC) Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (PS3) Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (XBOX 360) Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days (PS3) Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days (XBOX 360)
We're back from the holiday break detour to CES, and with four peope in-studio finally living up to our namesake. Former EA producer Amer Ajami joins us to talk about his experience working as part of the team that spawned the "EA Spouse" controversy, and also hints a little at what the future has in store for him. In news, some games are getting delayed (Splinter Cell Conviction) while others are announced out of nowhere (New Assassin's Creed). Finally we round out whatcha been playin' with more Modern Warfare 2, Kane & Lynch 2, Dark Void, Star Trek Online, and Genetos, the playable museum for classic shoot 'em ups.
News Stories
- Investor Pressure Increasing on EA CEO John Riccitiello
- Ubisoft Delaying Splinter Cell and R.U.S.E
- New Assassin's Creed Confirmed, Will Feature Online Multiplayer
- Controversy Erupts Over Rockstar San Diego Employee Allegations
- "Innovative and New Take" Coming For Madden NFL 11
- Study: 70 Percent Of Parents Use ESRB Ratings
After listening, check out this bizarre Star Trek Online creation.
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Great showPosted: Jan 17, 2010 12:00AM PST by radiantgamer
Amer was a good guest. I really enjoy the behind the scenes stories...keep it up.
Great ShowPosted: Jan 26, 2010 12:00AM PST by oregontrail82
Hi David,
Long time listener, first time poster. Just wanted to say I think you're doing a great job with the podcast. It's been kind of hit or miss with a lot of the podcasts here and you had some pretty big shoes to fill, but you've done admirably. I especially love hearing from developers and I think you've done a great job interviewing them. Please keep trying to get developers in (each week, fi possible), as it provides real insight, rather than the comical banter that other sites rely on. As much as I enjoy the Giantbomb guys, I think that niche is pretty much full.


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Jerry D. Roberts
AIKEN – Jerry D. Roberts, 70, passed away Monday, May 6, 2013 at Aiken Regional Medical Center in Aiken, SC. He was born in Detroit, MI and was a US Navy Veteran. Jerry was retired from Bechtel Power Corporation after a 26 year career in start-up engineering and project management. His work took him to Indiana, Michigan, Maryland, Mississippi, Kansas, Arizona and Aiken, SC where he retired near his daughter and grandchildren. He was also a retired member of the IBEW. Jerry was a communicant of St. Mary's Help of Christians Church and was a member of Perpetual Adoration and Cursillo. Jerry was an avid sportsman who throughout his life enjoyed boating, diving, weightlifting, archery, riflery and motorcycling. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather who was happiest spending time with his family at his home "in the woods". He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Elaine of Aiken SC; his mother, Leota Bemiss of Zephyrhills FL; brother, Charles Roberts (Maxine) of Punta Gorda, Fl; daughter, Carrie Roberts (Brian) of Evans GA; and grandchildren, Brendan and Casey. Jerry was preceded in death by his father, Renaldo Roberts; and brothers, Eugene and Richard. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00am, May 11, 2013 at St. Henry Catholic Church, 2929 E. Paulding Rd, Fort Wayne, IN with calling one hour prior. Fr. Daniel Durkin will officiate. There will also be calling on Friday evening from 6-8pm at D.O. McComb and Sons Foster Park Funeral Home, 6301 Fairfield Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN. Burial in Catholic Cemetery, Ft. Wayne, IN. A memorial Mass will also be held in Aiken, SC on May 30, 2013 at 10 AM, St. Mary's Help of Christians Church, 203 Park Ave., SE, Aiken, SC. Memorials may be made to St. Mary's Help of Christians Building Fund, P. O Box 438, Aiken, SC 29803
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Yes Cramer is off base alot. He pumped CREE and it went down bad. I almost bought it; but, I never did.
One has only to look at the chart to judge if Cramer is right or wrong. Seems rather simple to figure out really.
Cramer was right, he was saying sell it every since 30/shr, and would have saved you a 50% hair cut if you listened.
Hahaha.... Cramer cannot select and buy stock for his account. He has fund manager and stock analyst for his account. He has a writer for his show. And, you listen to his recommendation?


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As a Brit who made his dream of working in the United States come true, Milwaukee Repertory Theater artistic director Mark Clements loves putting an immigrant's story on stage.
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Slice of Ice, the refrigerated rink in Red Arrow Park, 920 N. Water St., will now remain open as long as the weather holds, parks officials have announced.
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"You Be Boy and I Be Girl" presented by TRUE Skool featuring Pharoahe Monch & Jean Grae this Wednesday
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CHICAGO — Concerns that the war in Iraq would keep buyers away from Chicago's March StyleMax were unfounded, as organizers reported record-breaking attendance at the market, which ran March 22-25.
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"We were very worried because of the events going on in the world that people were going to be afraid to travel," said Susan McCullough, vice president of apparel for the Merchandise Mart Properties Inc., who, in contrast, noted that first-day attendance was up 20 percent.
"I think the show continues to gain momentum," she said. "In the open format, it's easy to shop and you can spot trends by walking around."
"I used to go to New York a lot," said Dorothy Maynard, owner of Maynard's in Flushing, Mich. "But I've cut down on my buying at the other shows. [StyleMax] fits my needs a lot better. The timing fits in for my deliveries so I don't have to go to as many shows. It also has more of a Midwest mind-set and that sells well for me."
At StyleMax, Maynard ordered separates including crinkle tops from Lou Nardi, handpainted faux-fleece jackets and coats from Alberto Makali and other outerwear from Linda Richards and Mycra Pac.
For denim, she liked looks from Vitamina, Walking Art, Equestrian Designs and Not Your Daughters Jeans. For separates, Maynard turned to unstructured pants and capris by Kd Spring and more fitted, body-conscious tops with feminine detailing, such as chiffon trim or ruffles by Von Saken and Angelica Val.
Teri Ann Zide of Teri Ann's specialty shop in Marietta, Ohio, also was impressed with the crowds and offerings at StyleMax.
"There seems to be a lot of business going on, which is very encouraging," she said. "I think that StyleMax is working."
Zide ordered WWW Collection dressy summer separates, including blouses, fly-away pants and special-occasion dresses in mainly black, white and pink. For fall, she bought Louben wool jackets in pink, plum and lavender, Meritage black lace skirts and coordinating black cut-out sweaters with beading, suede sherpa jackets in chocolate brown and caramel from Karen Kane and novelty jackets in patterns, tweeds and tapestry from Conrad C. Collection.
"I've tried to buy some color," she said, noting orders including browns, pinks and plums.
Zide also picked up some more novelty items, such printed rayon and Lycra spandex tops from Cyrus and embellished AZI jeans in different washes with stitching and stones down the side.
"Those were pretty wild for me," she said about the denim, "but it's our job to add some excitement. There seemed to be a lot of suede and leather pieces. I was pleasantly surprised that we were selling those pieces [leather and suede] in lighter colors through spring. It made it very easy to go forward with them for fall."
Patti Geiger of Geiger's Pendleton Shoppe in Medina and Rocky River, Ohio, noted the lack of one predominant trend. "I was a little disappointed," she said. "I didn't find anything that was that unusual or new. I always look for something fun, but you could tell that the manufacturers are being conservative."
Geiger did purchase some mix-and-match separates and silk jackets in paprika, navy and black from Christy Allen, as well as white blouses and cotton sweaters in moss, taupe, paprika, navy and black from Nomadic Traders. She went with the same colors in twill pants from French Dressing.


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Given his inability to follow up on his previous honor, Foster says this one is more meaningful. It also proved to be more of a surprise.
"It kind of did," he said. "It's the second time around, and it feels better this time – to know I'm actually improving and will have a chance to contribute this year."
Asked what areas he felt he improved most this spring, Foster paused thoughtfully before responding.
"Just the aggressiveness and leadership," he said. "I was trying to lead by example, show the young guys how to work. We all improved as a unit during the spring."
Given how sparingly he played in 2006, Foster was asked how he could command the respect necessary to qualify a team leader.
"Leadership starts on the practice field," he answered. "The game-time situations will come but you've got to know how to practice and be out there to show the young guys how to practice.
"It's not a matter of just playing experience in the games; it's an all-the-time thing."
Tennessee's offensive line struggled with run blocking in 2006. Minus All-American Arron Sears and two-year starter David Ligon from that starting five, the '07 line is considered somewhat suspect.
Based on the progress made during spring practice, Parker thinks the blocking front will be just fine. That's a projection he and his line mates are eager to prove in the months to come.
"We're really looking forward to this offseason," he said, "so we can get better and compete for a championship."


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In his speech today, President-Elect Obama outlined three major areas for economic recovery and job creation through clean energy:
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- Modernizing more than 75% of federal buildings and improve the energy efficiency of two million American homes, saving consumers and taxpayers billions on energy bills.
- Building a smart grid to deliver electricity in a more reliable and efficient manner from cleaner energy sources.
These initiatives are a win-win for a strong economy and a healthier environment. They will create good jobs here in America and reduce our dependence on dirtier energy sources like oil and coal by promoting the shift to wind and solar power and high energy performance, low carbon cars and buildings.
As this plan moves to Congress, it is vitally important that the government focuses on investing in newer, cleaner, more efficient technology and not wasting money on costly, business-as-usual approaches like new coal plants, dams, or "highways to nowhere." We look forward to working with the new President and the Congress to pass this plan and keep it focused on the priorities that will provide short-term economic recovery and long term economic stability and a cleaner, safer world.


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Milwaukee and the city of Carora, Venezuela now have official ties as sister cities, but two readers responded that they came to know the Venezuelan city quite well during their travels.
Mike Helbick said he's made numerous trips to Carora since 2006. Initially, he went after college, but has returned numeorus times since. During his visits there he's taught English and co-facilitated art therapy classes for children. He said he also learned a lot about various aspects of Venezuelan culture and life.
Through his trips, he said, he's made a lot of friends who he continues to chat with on the phone and via the internet. Helbick currently lives in Green Bay, but said he will return to Milwaukee this summer to train to become Milwaukee Teaching Fellow.
Evan McDoniels lived in Carora for eight months in 2006 as part of a volunteer vacation sponsored by the Venezuelan consulate in Chicago. While there he set up a language co-op to teach English to Carora residents and helped teach and learn poetry.
"It was a great exchange living there and a great adventure," he said.
He now works at the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center where he does educational outreach and works on the Kinnickinnic River Project.
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