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Rick are you here? Maybe time to buy is near.
Just posted on VTUS board. Getting some thoughts perculating on this. Something big is coming. Insiders bought way too many shares.
Hep C is going to be a big market in the future and it seems bigger pharma has been serving themselves slices of the Hep C pie lately.
stockchartsdotcom says 2.33
the bad news is some one sold them 22M shares under $3.. and they're still selling and now it's a clear case of tax loss dumping. after all of this.. we're @ 2.53ish
now it says 2.18. caught in the big swirly effect of TLS.
Hi Kitty..welcome to ACHN board. I followed you on TSRX board..thank you for your DD on Tsrx. Achn is a good buy at this level, this company has multiple componds (antiviral) in early stages and bacterial in pre clinical(not funding currently). best wishes and i hope you build a raft here!
% Held by Insiders1: 13.04%
% Held by Institutions1: 91.00%
How can we buy when 105% is already sold? I bought a little, but they must be phantom shares. What does the feline sense make of that? Sardines, catnip, dead rat?
Those numbers are misleading little salamander, I look at float. I got 20,000 yesterday, so not bad today. I got a nice run off IPCI and POZN. I am going with Rick and sg000001 on this one. I will hang on here for a while. Best to you, Rick and sg and BEAVER Pie if he is in this one.


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Black Walnut Candy...so easy. From Out Of This Kitchen cookbook.
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 20 mins
Black Walnut Candy
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup cocoa
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup corn syrup
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 cup walnuts (chopped)
- In a heavy skillet, combine all ingredients except the butter.
- Cook over low heat and stir constantly.
- When it thickens, add butter.
- Mix until the butter melts.
- Don't beat it too hard!
- Pour mixture onto a greased cookie sheet or pie pans-- just make sure it will not stick.
- When completely cool, break into small pieces.
- A hammer may come in handy for the breaking!
- Folks have suggested putting it in a bag and breaking it with something heavy.
- Hammer again reccommended.
- These store well in a sealed container with wax paper between the layers.
Most Helpful
The flavour and texture of these candies remind me of a chocolate caramel; chewy but not sticky or hard. Really yummy! DH's eyes lit up when he tried these. I did use pecans instead of walnuts (they were on hand) However, I had a really hard time getting these off a very well buttered cookie sheet. As well, they were too soft to break with a hammer (maybe I didn't cook them long enough) but too hard to cut with a knife. I may just try to put spoonfuls on wax paper next time.
Although I followed the directions exactly and the ingredients just as listed... this did not work out for me at all. The "candy" never hardened and remained a sticky goo, like the other reveiwer.


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Affiliates are going to hate me for this one.
Picture this:
You're shopping online for some blue jeans. You type in [shop blue jeans] in Google to start. Up pops the results:
You're feeling fancy (work with me here) so you click on the Neiman Marcus shopping result listed at $185 a pair.
Even though you're feeling fancy, you're a practical dude, (sorry ladies, these are man jeans) so you go back to Google to look for a coupon or two that can help you save some dough.
Done this before? Me too.
Check it out: A bunch of affiliates with coupon codes. You find one that suits your needs, put it in the coupon code box, and hope for the best.
Doesn't work? No problem. Go back to the affiliate and sort through the 10+ other coupon codes on that page. There's bound to be one that works.
And, scene!
Guess who gets credit for that sale?
Google organic, right?
The affiliate does.
So now you're losing margins with the coupon and paying the affiliate a commission on that sale. And on top of that, you have a tracking problem. What was a sale through Google organic is now attributed to your affiliate partner.
Uh oh.
Ecommerce Retail End Goal: Save Money
There's no stopping this trend: shoppers will search for deals, coupons, and special promotions more often. But one thing you can do is make sure you have your own coupon page set up to minimize the margins lost on each sale.
Macy's does a great job of it (But even retailmenot beats them out for the top spot for coupons! At least for me):
Even so, having their listing show up at No. 2 means a good portion of that traffic searching for Macy's coupons will click on and use one of the coupons on their website. Now that's a money saver.
On top of that, you can bid on your own brand name in Google AdWords for cheap and put your coupon page there as well for more coverage in the search engine results pages.
Check out Macy's coupon page. Sweet & simple. I like it.
One Problem Solved, One to Go
Lets face it, Google really was the reason why you got that sale, not the affiliate. Think these same practices could be present in other marketing channels as well? Something to think about.
The main issue is attributing resources where resources are due. Make sure you understand this relationship well. A bad picture of your sources of revenue can really put a drag on future growth.
Affiliates: Love or Hate?
I love affiliates. I really do.
All online retailers with a decent sales volume should try them out. They can add tons of value to your company. But be aware of the internal resources you'll want to allocate to making sure that you're tracking your sources of income correctly.
Good luck!
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|American Hairless Terrier
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|LAST AVAILABLE FEMALE!! Sweets is a white with
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the breed first. For those of you still reading...
Thank you! Here's some additional info...AHTs are
born with a fuzzy coat which they start losing at
about 3 weeks with hairlessness starting at the
head and working its way down. Black and tan pups
tend to lose their coat at a slower rate but all
are typically hairless by 8 or 9 weeks of age.
AHTs are prone to acne commonly referred to as
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(my experience has been the black and tan pups
tend to have more acne than their piebald
littermates) but it is completely natural
and clears on its own. AHTs are the only true
hairless breed... other hairless breeds have some
hair on the head, tail or feet and their
hairlessness is tied to a faulty gene that also
affects dentition...the less coat they have the
poorer condition/quality of their teeth. Not so
with the AHT as its hairlessness is caused by a
mutated gene unrelated to dentition. Thanks
so much for taking the time to read about this
truly unique and awesome breed!
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|Member Since: May 7th, 2008
|Location: Midland, TX, United States
|Telephone: 5555555555
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- Jamsil Olympic Stadium
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- Ewha Woman's University
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The Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Los Angeles announces and invites everyone to attend Polish Day in Long Beach, organized by many people of
good will and Polish community organizations - Saturday, June 14th, 2014 from 2.00 pm to 10.00 pm, Linden Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802.
Come with your loved ones, family and friends to enjoy Polish music, delicious treats, good beer, and fun for the whole evening. There will be not only entertainment but also craft booths with something for everybody to make.
Wycinanki (traditional multi-color cut-outs), malowanki (folk painting on egg shells), and many surprising crafts will be presented. Even a small Fashion Show! There will be a bookstore, a quick class to learn basic Polish phrases,
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For those interested in history and culture, the organizers will provide film documentaries about Poland, and there will be an exhibition of Polish works of art.
Polish Winged Hussars' traditional armor will be there to impress with its creativity and craftsmanship – you definitely want to take a photo here.
That's not all! All evening long the Polka, Oberek and Polonez dance classes will be offered. Yes, the friendly instructors will be waiting for new brave students.
Fun, entertainment and a professional atmosphere is the goal here. Over 15 Polish-California institutions and Organizations, including the Polish Consulate will be working hard to make sure everyone has a great time!
A dance party will be the grand finale of the night. Along with the latest Polish hits, and great dancers (by this time) you will be having a blast!
Organizers look forward to meeting you all at the Polish Day in Long Beach.
They also look for energetic volunteers to make the Polish Day in Long Beach
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2:00 – 2:30 music and announcements
2:30 – 2:44 Grunwald Rycerze – Sword Dance for kids
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3:15 – 3:30 performance
3:30 – 4:00 music and announcements
4:00 – 4:15 Vistula Dancers Performance
4:15 – 4:30 Chopin Waltz Mixer - for all. Dance class.
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6:45 – 7:00 Krakusy Folk Ensemble Performance
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FANTASTIC!!! Had fun every minute we were there. Great entertainment, food and information. Hope this continues in the future (and more than once a year would be fine by me)!
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We are planning on going! This will be our first Polish Group meetup, We do not know anyone yet, so please keep a look out for us. We are hoping to be there by 3 PM or earlier. Both my daughter, Rachel, and I will attend. We will probably have our hair in ponytails due to the warm temps. Hope to meet some of you tomorrow!
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so sad this sounds fun. i have a summer intensive class that weekend
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Year of the Pig (audio story)
|Year of the Pig
|Sixth Doctor
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Year of the Pig was the ninetieth monthly Doctor Who audio story produced by Big Finish Productions. Released in December 2006, it was the fourth monthly-series audio story to feature the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown. This story features several previous Doctor Who actors (and some who went on to appear in Doctor Who) including Adjoa Andoh, Michael Keating and Maureen O'Brien.
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Ostend, 1913. War is coming. A war in which millions will die. And the guest in suite 139 of the Hotel Palace Thermae knows it. Which is odd, considering he has trotters, a snout and a lovely curly tail.
Toby the Sapient Pig is a swine on the run. Two peculiar strangers have been hunting him across Europe. The first, Miss Alice Bultitude, is an Englishwoman and collector of obscure theatrical ephemera. The second, Inspector Alphonse Chardalot, is a celebrated member of the detective police — the man who brought the trunk murderess of St Germain to justice.
This was supposed to be a reading week for the Doctor and Peri. Now they must do battle with a villain who wants to wipe every last human from the face of the earth — once he's had just another dish of truffles. And maybe a valedictory glass of fizzy lemonade.
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- The Doctor - Colin Baker
- Peri Brown - Nicola Bryant
- Nurse Albertine - Adjoa Andoh
- Toby the Sapient Pig - Paul Brooke
- Inspector Chardalot - Michael Keating
- Miss Alice Bultitude - Maureen O'Brien
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Locations Edit
- The Doctor once visited Brussels at some point after 1913 to buy an engagement ring, though he is quick to point out that it was "for business, not pleasure."
Notes Edit
- This story was previewed in Doctor Who Magazine issue 377 with an illustration by Martin Geraghty.
- This audio drama was recorded on 27 and 28 March 2006 at The Moat Studios.
- If this story was part of the subscription with Big Finish, it included Return of the Daleks free with this story.
Continuity Edit
- The Doctor recalls Peri's transformation into an avian lifeform on Varos in the late 23rd century. (TV: Vengeance on Varos)
- The Doctor threatens to tell Peri the story about "the Giant Rat of the River Fleet." (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang)
- The Doctor opines on the reading habits of some of his previous incarnations. He calls the First Doctor the "real Francophile" (TV: The Reign of Terror) and a person who, like him, had a great appreciation for books — but not much time to do it, considering the mire beasts (TV: The Chase) and Moroks (TV: The Space Museum) that he had to face. The Third Doctor, he claims, was inclined to be "more interested in axle grease and looking in the mirror" than in reading great literature. Of his immediate predecessor, he says that "he preferred cricket and fizzy lemonade to reading." The Doctor then expresses relief that he has finally found a persona temperamentally suited to reading Proust.
- Peri says that she is going to shop for a postcard to send to H. G. Wells. (TV: Timelash)
- The Doctor tells Peri that his fifth incarnation "was fond of a Boy's Own adventure about an aristocrat who yomped through the Brazilian rainforests, depriving the natives of their orchids." (TV: Black Orchid)
- The Doctor mentions that he has met the "odd anthropomorphic slug." (TV: The Twin Dilemma)
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- Year of the Pig at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
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Though not much to look at, these brief glimpses of soul-and-soil connection - a sheepherder watching his lambs gambol, a young resident explaining how a favorite mountain nurtures prayer - unfold with heartfelt simplicity.
Affecting portrait of a small, rather desolate Texas town, and the people who form its still staunchly beating heart.
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The United Way of Anchorage, Alaska organized an event to bring awareness to homelessness in the city and they set a world record in the process.
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Here's a Guinness World Record for bowling. This is Chad McLean from Gainesville, Florida setting the world record for the most tenpin strikes in one minute.
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A giant spider, about the size of puppy, was found in the Guyana rainforest. Its called a Goliath bird-eating tarantula and is considered the largest spider in the world. It can weigh up to a half of a pound, big for a spider.
Alex Trebek has hosted Jeopardy since 1984 and was presented a Guinness Book of World Record award for the most game shows hosted by the same person. He has hosted 6,829 games in his game show run.


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SEAK had 2 documenting Film Teams visting him in his Studio & his Gallery Show Rooms.
SEAK had 2 documenting Film Teams visting him in his Studio & his Gallery Show Rooms.
Ich wurde die Tage von Ulli Kreikebaum für die Berliner Zeitung hier in Köln, genauer gesagt im Cafe Hallmackenreuther interviewed. Herraus bekommen ist ein sehr persönlicher EInblick hinter die Kulissen von SEAK. Ein exellentes Pyschogramm.
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NRW is with no doubt one of the hotspots in the European graffiti scene, it is also the home base of the well known CNS crew (www.cnskillz.com) that includes of some of the most brilliant writers such as ATEONE, NECK, MORITZ, MERIC, EFAS, french artists SCIEN & Miss KLOR and last but not least SEAK. Especially Seak who has a style of his own has made himself a name in the recent years.
From the outside his pieces seem to resemble organic machinery, living space objects or cyber organism, but Seak says that there is more to his style. According to him his future style is based on a movement that has a strong aim at the fundaments of graffiti, that is the living being and the genuine nature of letters. But let us start off where it all began.


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In the previous article we explored static analysis as one of the first steps in Continuous Delivery. Our journey will continue with unit tests. Unit Tests Unit tests are probably the most important part of Continuous Delivery. While unit tests cannot substitute integration and functional tests, they are very easy to write and should be very fast to execute. As ...Read More »
Hibernate Debugging – Finding the origin of a Query
It's not always immediate why and in which part of the program is Hibernate generating a given SQL query, especially if we are dealing with code that we did not write ourselves. This post will go over how to configure Hibernate query logging, and use that together with other tricks to find out why and where in the program a ...Read More »
Creating files and directories in NIO.2
Great number of applications nowadays create files or directories for very wide range of purposes. Whether it is to generate a report, export piece of configuration or simply to store some data it is important to be able to handle these tasks. Creating files and directories is one of the most heavily used functionality while working with a file system. ...Read More »
Pitfalls of the Hibernate Second-Level / Query Caches
This post will go through how to setup the Hibernate Second-Level and Query caches, how they work and what are their most common pitfalls. The Hibernate second level cache is an application level cache for storing entity data. The query cache is a separate cache that stores query results only. The two caches really go together, as there are not ...Read More »
Don't be a Slave to Your Tools
Developers attach quickly to tools because they are concrete and have well defined behavior. It is easier to learn a tool than to learn best practices or methodology. Tools only assist in solving problems, they can't solve the problem by themselves. A developer who understands the problem can use tools to increase productivity and quality. Poor developers don't invest the ...Read More »
Working with files and directories in NIO.2
In previous articles I discussed creation (Creating files and directories) and selection (Listing and filtering directory contents) of files and directories. The last logical step to take is to explore what can we do with them and how. This is a part of the library that was redesigned in a big way. Updates in this area include guarantee of atomicity of ...Read More »
Automating the Continuous Integration of Android Projects With Gradle Using Jenkins on Windows
This post will show how to automate the deployment process of an Android Application using Jenkins Continuous Integration – to build the project, run the unit tests (if any), archive the built artifacts and run the Android lint reports. 1. Install Jenkins as a Windows Service Navigate to jenkins-ci.org website using an Internet browser and download the Windows native package ...Read More »
RSS Reader Using: ROME, Spring MVC, Embedded Jetty
In this post I will show some guidelines to create a Spring web application, running it using Jetty and using an external library called ROME for RSS reading. General I have recently created a sample web application that acts as an RSS reader. I wanted to examine ROME for RSS reading. I also wanted to create the application using Spring ...Read More »
A beginner's guide to Hibernate Types
The basic mapping concepts When learning Hibernate many like to jump to parent-child associations without mastering the object relation mapping basics. It's very important to understand the basic mapping rules for individual Entities before starting modelling Entity associations. Hibernate types A Hibernate type is a bridge between an SQL type and a Java primitive/Object type. These are the types ...Read More »
Listing a ZIP file contents with Stream API in Java 8
In Java 8 java.util.zip.ZipFile was equipped with a stream method that allows navigating over a ZIP file entries very easily. In this blog post I will show a bunch of examples showing how quickly we can navigate over ZIP file entries. Note: For the purpose of this blog post I downloaded one of my GitHub repositories as a ZIP file ...Read More »


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News Releases
Tom Garrett: The Sequel
The new chair of the University of New Haven's Department of Communication, Film and Media Studies returns to his alma mater to expand opportunities for students and change their lives much like the program changed his a generation ago.
University of New Haven Students Analyze Final Presidential Debate
Two local TV stations were on campus to talk to University of New Haven students to get their insights and reaction to the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Music Industry Grad Has Front Row Seat at Live Nation
Mia Becker '11 combined her passion for music and business to pursue a career with Live Nation, the global leader for live entertainment. "The University of New Haven gave me a great opportunity to create my own path," she said.
University of New Haven Experts Analyze First Presidential Debate
Experts in political science and national security examine the candidates' performance and what it means moving forward.
University of New Haven Featured in Princeton Review's 2017 "Best 381 Colleges" Guidebook
The University of New Haven was named one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education by The Princeton Review in its 2017 "Best Colleges" guidebook. The previous two years, the University was included in the publication's "Best in the Northeast" list.
First-Year Student Campaigns for Equality in Literature
Mareesca Gordon '20, who is leading a campaign in her hometown to diversify the books assigned in school, plans to continue her advocacy in her new home as a member of University of New Haven community.
Class of 2020 Looks to the Future
On Aug. 24 and 25, we welcomed our newest students in the Class of 2020 to Charger Nation.
Media Significantly Influences Public Opinion on Issues of Immigration, Says New Book Coauthored by University of New Haven Professor
The book examines how conservative, liberal and mainstream news outlets frame or influence public opinion on undocumented immigrants.
Survey Experiment Shows Voters' Opinions of Trump, GOP Already Crystallized
A national survey experiment of nearly 2,000 people done by a University of New Haven senior shows that people already have crystallized their opinions about both Donald Trump and the Republican party and whether or not they will vote.
University of New Haven Names New Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Lyn Chamberlin, vice president for marketing and communications at Sarah Lawrence College, has been named vice president for marketing and communications at the University of New Haven, effective Aug. 1.
Three $1 Million Gifts Launch Public Phase of UNH Campaign
Two of the gifts will support the university's proposed $35 million Innovation Center. The third gift will endow the Bucknall Family Scholarship for students in science, technology, engineering or math.
Two UNH Juniors Awarded Hollings Scholarships by NOAA
Nathan L. Lanning of Buffalo, N.Y., and Kyla Kelly of Marlborough, Conn., each will receive up to $9,500 each year for their junior and senior years at UNH and a $700 per week stipend for a 10-week internship next summer.
UNH Student Selected for Highly Competitive Boren National Security Scholarship
Harrison R. Kaufman of Rockaway, N.J., has enough credits to be a senior at the University of New Haven. But the biochemistry and national security double major isn't graduating this year. He isn't even expected to graduate next year. He hopes to graduate in 2018. That's not because he's had academic problems. Just the opposite, in fact.
UNH Raises $4 Million at Innovation Celebration Announcing Campaign
The University of New Haven raised more than $4 million at the unveiling of its first comprehensive campaign, The Charger Challenge. The event, the 33rd Annual Alumni Scholarship Ball, was called the Innovation Celebration and was attended by more than 400 of the university's most devoted benefactors.
Chinese-Born Entrepreneur, Alexion CEO to Address UNH Graduates
Ming Hsieh, a Chinese-born entrepreneur and engineer, and David Hallal, chief executive officer of New Haven-based Alexion, a global biopharmaceutical company, will address graduates at a pair of Commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 15, at the Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford.
Holocaust Survivor Judith Alter Kallman Speaks at Holocaust Remembrance
Judith Alter Kallman, a Holocaust survivor, will be the keynote speaker on Monday, May 2, at 3 p.m. at the University of New Haven.
UNH Announces $100 Million Campaign to Celebrate Centennial
The University of New Haven today announced its first-ever comprehensive campaign, planning to raise $100 million in time for its centennial in 2020.
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Summer 2016 Pre-College Academy Courses
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts of the University of New Haven announced a series of arts programming for both experienced and beginning students led by a stable of esteemed artists.
UNH Hosts Connecticut Space Day Symposium April 2
The University of New Haven will host a Connecticut Space Day Symposium on Saturday, April 2, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the university's Bucknall Theater on UNH's main campus, 300 Boston Post Road.
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Seniors Exhibit Work April 15-May 14
Paintings, illustrations, drawings and sculptures done by graduating seniors will highlight the 2016 Senior Studio Exhibition at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts of the University of New Haven.
Enrollment Professional Publishes Book about His Tour of the Ivy League
"The Things I Learned in College: My Year in the Ivy League," associate vice president of graduate enrollment and marketing Sean-Michael Green's new book will be out this spring.
UNH's Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Ranked 7th Best in Nation
A new ranking of the 20 best deals on small colleges for aspiring artists ranks the University of New Haven's Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts the seventh best in the country. The ranking was developed by a guide called Great College Deals, whose mission is to provide high-quality, well-researched rankings and other resources for individuals looking for an affordable college education.
Artist Dora Atwater Milliken Lectures at Lyme Academy College
Dora Atwater Millikin, artist member and teacher at the Providence Art Club and the Copley Society, will present a lecture on Thursday, March 24, from 6-8 p.m. The event is part of the winter 2016 lecture series and will take place in the lecture hall at the Old Lyme campus, 84 Lyme Street. The reception is at 6 p.m., followed by the lecture at 7 p.m.
Traditional Philosophy of Fine Art Enjoys Growing Popularity as UNH's Lyme Academy College Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Events, exhibits, lectures and more will mark the Lyme Academy College of Fine Art's 40th anniversary.
UNH Women's Leadership Conference on April 1 Focuses on STEM
The challenges girls and women face in STEM fields, both in school and in the workplace, will be examined at a daylong conference titled "Building Our Future with STEM" that will take place at the University of New Haven on April 1.
UNH Dance Marathon Raises $111,000 for St. Jude, Fourth Highest in Nation
Students at the University of New Haven have raised the fourth highest total of any college and university in the country through the Up 'til Dawn campaign to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
UNH Research Confirms Lyme Disease Bacteria Biofilm in Human Body
A new study, whose lead author is Eva Sapi, professor and head of biology and environmental science at UNH, suggests that the reason the Borrelia spirochetes that cause Lyme disease are resistant to treatment is because they form a biofilm in the body that allows it to "hide out" from antibiotics.
UNH's Seton Gallery Presents Work by Felandus Thames
The Seton Art Gallery will exhibit "Whereabouts Unknown," work about the justice system by Felandus Thames, from Feb. 11-22. An opening reception will take place on Thursday, Feb. 11, from 5-8 p.m. The Seton Art Gallery is located in Dodds Hall on UNH's main campus, 300 Boston Post Road.
Lyme Academy College 40th Annual Student Exhibition Opens Feb. 5
The Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts' 40th Annual Student Exhibition opens to the public on Feb 5. The show will open with a reception on Friday, Feb 5, from 5-7 p.m. in the Chauncey Stillman Gallery located on Lyme's campus at 84 Lyme Street in Old Lyme and will run through April 2.
Artist Susan Stephenson Lectures at Lyme Academy College Feb. 18
Susan Stephenson, associate professor of painting at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts of the University of New Haven, will present a lecture on Thursday, Feb. 18, from 6-8 p.m. The event is part of the winter 2016 lecture series, and will take place in the lecture hall at the Old Lyme campus, 84 Lyme Street. The reception is at 6 p.m., followed by the lecture at 7 p.m.
Remembering President Emeritus Phillip Kaplan: 1930-2016
University of New Haven President Emeritus Phillip S. Kaplan passed away recently at the age of 85. Dr. Kaplan served as president of UNH from 1973 to 1991. During his tenure, the University matured from a primarily undergraduate commuter school to an institution with an expanded residential student body and more than 20 graduate programs.
300-Million-Year-Old Bob, the Jellyfish, Provides Clues to UNH Undergrad
UNH senior Stephanie Rosbach is studying a 300 million year old fossil to determine its relationship to modern jellyfish.
UNH Researcher: Cosmos Expanded Quickly Because We Are in Black Hole
Senior lecturer Nikodem J. Poplawski co-authored a recently released paper offering a new explanation of how the universe rapidly expanded after it was formed: our universe is located inside a black hole. The paper says that the early expansion of the universe (known as inflation) can be explained simply and remain consistent with observations by those who study the cosmos.
From Prisoner to Professor: Randall Horton's New Book Details His Life
Randall Horton is, as he puts it, a prisoner turned professor. He is also a published and acclaimed poet, a Ph.D. and an associate professor of English at UNH. He is also is now the author of "Hook: A Memoir," which will be released Nov. 30. A book signing and reading will take place at the UNH Campus Store on Dec. 2.
Crisis: A Performance about Race in America from 1915-2015
The UNH theater program is sponsoring a play about race in America, to be performed Dec. 3-5 at 8 p.m. and for school children on Dec. 3 and 4 at noon. The production combines a selection of the "Crisis" plays with material devised by students.
Biology Professor Awarded UNH's Bucknall Teaching Excellence Award
Melanie Eldridge, assistant professor of biology and environmental science has been selected to receive the first William L. Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award. The honor was created by Bill Bucknall '63 A.S., '65 to recognize outstanding teaching and service by a full-time faculty member at UNH.
UNH Professor Works on New Card Game to Teach Children Chemistry
A fast-paced card game co-developed by assistant professor of chemical engineering Amanda Simson that teaches children chemistry and reinforces simple math skills will be on the market in time for the holidays. "Valence" (after the word chemists use to describe the number of electrons an element has in its outer shell) uses Ninja characters to draw children ages eight and above into the game.
UNH Again Ranked "Best for Vets" By Military Times Magazine
The University of New Haven, for a sixth consecutive year, is ranked as one of the "Best for Vets" by Military Times magazine. The 2016 rankings factor in the results of Military Times' annual survey, which it claims is the most comprehensive school-by-school assessment of veteran and military student services and rates of academic achievement.
UNH, Yale Researchers Develop Economical, Green Catalytic Process
Researchers at UNH and Yale University have discovered a high-quality catalytic process for converting biomass model compounds, which can be used to convert biomass into value-added chemicals, such as biofuels, while minimizing the environmental impact and boosting sustainability.
UNH to Host New Haven International Film Festival and Human Rights Summit
UNH will host the New Haven International Film Festival and Human Rights Summit on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Bucknall Theater in Dodds Hall. The program is sponsored by the New Haven International Film Festival, a part of the Connecticut Film Festival. The festival will take place from Wednesday, Nov. 11 to Nov. 14 at Gateway Community College, and it then moves to UNH on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14.
Pregnant and Obese? Lose Weight During Pregnancy – Slowly
Although many obese women vow to lose weight before they get pregnant, most of them don't, according to UNH research. New research by Anne M. Davis, an assistant professor and director of the undergraduate program in nutrition and dietetics at UNH, says obese mothers (BMI > 30 or > 120 percent of ideal body weight) may need to restrict calorie intake and even lose weight - slowly - during pregnancy.
NSF Grant Provides Instrument to Benefit UNH, Community, ESUMS
UNH has received a grant of nearly $200,000 from the National Science Foundation to purchase a multipurpose X-ray diffractometer (XRD) system. The instrument, which will be installed on campus next summer, will be used by faculty and students in several academic programs at UNH, including chemistry, engineering, forensic sciences, physics and environmental science.
Philosophy lecture focuses "On What We Are" Nov. 3
Lewis R. Gordon, Afro-Jewish philosopher, political thinker, educator and musician, will lecture at the University of New Haven on Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The event will take place in the University's Alumni Lounge, on UNH's main campus, 300 Boston Post Road. It is free event open to the public. Gordon is a prolific and world-renowned philosopher. His talk at UNH will address one of the most profound questions there is: What does it mean to be human?
Hispanic Heritage Month at UNH features "José Oyola and the Astronauts"
An experimental Indie rock band from New Haven, José Oyola and the Astronauts, will perform at the University of New Haven on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. (doors open at 7:30 p.m.). The program will feature José Oyola, who attended UNH. The event, free and open to the public, will take place in the German Club, on UNH's main campus, 300 Boston Post Road.
Director of Live Performance, Music at Sennheiser Electronic speaks at UNH
Greg Beebe '00 MBA, director of Live Performance and Music at Sennheiser Electronics GmbH, will speak on Wednesday, Oct.14 at 3 p.m at UNH. The event is part of the Music Industry Master Speaker Series, and it will take place in Bucknall Theater.
Revitalized Campus, New Programs, Higher Enrollment Mark Lyme Academy College's First Year as Part of UNH
This fall, the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts welcomed 45 new students - its largest incoming class ever – to a physically and academically revitalized campus. One year after becoming UNH's fifth college both Lyme and UNH have seen multiple benefits accrue.
UNH Presentation on "Heroes Are Gang Leaders" Features Poetry, Music
A unique art program, "Heroes Are Gang Leaders," will take place on Monday, Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m, at the University of New Haven. Presented by Arts@UNH, the program will feature poetry and musical tributes to Amiri Baraka, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Bob Kaufman,as well as original compositions by SONY/Okeh recording artist saxophonist James Brandon Lewis. The event is free and open to the public.
UNH Only Connecticut College on List of Top Veteran-Friendly Schools
U.S.Veterans Magazine has again named the University of New Haven a Top Veteran-Friendly School. UNH is the only Connecticut school on the list of 156 schools the magazine cited. The annual review evaluates employers, government agencies and educational institutions.
Princeton Review Again Names UNH a "Best in the Northeast" College
For the second year in a row, the University of New Haven has been recognized by The Princeton Review in its annual rankings of colleges across the country. UNH is included in the publication's "Best in the Northeast" list for 2016, which includes 225 institutions in 11 Northeastern states and the District of Columbia.
University of New Haven and Quinnipiac University Receive $153,707 Grant to Educate Teachers about Next Generation Science Standards
The University of New Haven and Quinnipiac University have received a $153,707 Teacher Quality Partnership grant from the Connecticut Office of Higher Education to help area teachers enhance their science lessons.
In the Media
Industry Insight: Trending to Journalists' Mental Health is Crucial for the Business
Editor and Publisher (Oct. 24): Matt DeRienzo, adjunct professor of communications, comments on the importance of mental health and wellbeing of journalists when dealing with major disasters.
Professor Reveals the Major Threat to Humanity Posed by Comets
The Sun (United Kingdom) (Oct. 20): Joel Marks, associate professor emeritus of philosophy, comments on comets posing as a huge threat to the planet Earth. This story has also appeared in various U.S. publications as well.
Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on the presidential debate in this Vietnamese publication.
VN Express (Oc.t 19): Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on the presidential debate in this Vietnamese publication.
University of New Haven Students Watch and Learn From Debate
WTNH (Oct.19): Communications students who spent the semester studying messaging, body language, speech delivery, and other things came together to watch and tweet about the final presidential debate. The story was also featured on Fox 61's Good Day Connecticut.
Scientific Study Sheds Light on Morgellons as an Infectious Disease
Health Technology Net (Oct. 18): Eva Sapi, associate professor and head of biology, comments on Morgellons Disease, a condition characterized by spontaneously occurring skin lesions. The story was also featured in Fox 28 Lake Charles, Benzinga, StreetInsider.com, and other publications.
How We Should Elect Our President in 2020
Fast Company (Oct. 17): Matthew Schmidt, assistant professor of national security and political science, comments on how we should elect our future president.
West Haven's Graveyard Tour Will Include Local Late Notables
New Haven Register (Oct. 17): Students from the theatre arts department will make appearances as several historic residents in the West Haven's Historical Society 7th annual Graveyard Lantern Tour. The event will take place from 5 to 7:30 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 22.
Susan Campbell: It's Time to Stop Segregating Reproductive Rights
Greenwich Time (Oct. 16): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments on The Hyde Amendment, which bans the use of federal funds to pay for abortions except in certain circumstances. The story was also featured in the Stamford Advocate.
Randal Horton Discusses Book on CSPAN
C-SPAN (Oct. 15):Randal Horton, associate professor of English and author of "Hook: A Memoir", discusses his book at the 28th annual Southern Festival of Books in Nashville.
Donald Trump's Antics Remind Us About Sexual Boundaries
The Hill (Oct. 14): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments on Donald Trump's recent crude behavior and remarks towards women.
Susan Campbell: Running the Hard Road Back From Heroin
Hartford Courant (Oct. 13): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments on Dana Thurston and how he recovered from being a heroin addict.
That's Not How Wars Work, Donald
The Hill (Oct. 11): Paul Carbonella, freelance journalist and recent graduate of University of New Haven, comments on Trump's comments in the second presidential debate.
University of New Haven Holds Debate Focus Group, Watch Party for Students
WTNH-TV8 (Oct. 9): 150 students at the University of New Haven came together Sunday evening to watch the second presidential debate and then discuss it. Students and Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comment.
Expert: Trump Does Himself No Favors Complimenting Putin
Boston Herald (Sept. 30): Matthew Schmidt, assistant professor of national security and political science, says that Donald Trump's close business ties to Russia could be problematic.
Forget Focus Groups, Donald Trump Crowdsources Strategy for 2nd Debate
Yahoo Finance (Sept. 29): Christopher Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on Donald Trump's strategy as he prepares for the second presidential debate.
Donald Trump Asks for Debate Feedback, Preparation Tips Ahead of Next Clinton Clash
CNBC (Sept. 29): Christopher Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on Trump and the first presidential debate.
Canal Dock Boathouse Enters Final Phase of Construction in New Haven
WTNH (Sept. 26): Officials comment on the final phases of the Canal Dock Boathouse and the opportunities it will provide for University of New Haven's marine science program.
Op-Ed: How Clinton Can Turn the Immigration Debate Against Trump
Yahoo Finance (Sept. 26): Christopher Haynes, assistant professor of political science, offers commentary on Clinton and immigration policy in the first debate.
How Clinton Can Turn the Immigration Debate Against Trump
CNBC (Sept. 26): Christopher Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on immigration policy comments made in the first presidential debate.
Joshua Sandman on Donald Trump
Veja Magazine (Sept. 24): Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, is quoted in Veja Brazilian Magazine.
Christopher Haynes Featured in El Diario NY
El Diario (Sept. 21): Christopher Haynes, assistant professor of political science and co-author of "Framing Immigrants", is featured in El Diario NY.
Discover 11 Hot College Majors that Lead to Jobs
True Viral News (Sept. 21): Timothy Palmbach, chair of the forensic science department, is featured in an article about top jobs.
Forum: The Tightening Presidential Race: Can Trump Stay Competitive?
New Haven Register (Sept. 16):Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, has studied the presidency for nearly five decades. In this op-ed, he comments on how tight the presidential race has become.
Susan Campbell: When A Diaper Makes All the Difference
Hartford Courant (Sept. 16): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments on how expensive -- yet important for healthy babies -- diapers are for poor families.
OP-ED | The Political Consequences of Trump's Immigration Pivot
CtNewsJunkie (Sept. 9): Chris Haynes, author of a new book, "Framing Immigrants" talks about Republican Presidential contender Donald Trump's stance on immigration and his visit to Mexico.
Phyllis Schlafly Set the Conservative Agenda, and Set Back Equality for Women
The Hill (Sept. 7): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer of journalism, comments on Phyllis Schlafly's agenda.
Four Types of Students Professor Encounters in Classroom - Essay
Inside Higher Ed (Sept. 6): J. Mark McFadden, a practitioner- in- residence in English comments on the types of students he has encountered while teaching at community colleges.
Donald Trump's Immigration Speech Resonated With His Base
ABC News (Sept. 1): Chris Haynes, an assistant professor of political science at University of New Haven and co-author of "Framing Immigrants," said Trump's message and the words he used to convey that message last night resonated with his core supporters, who were perplexed of late with his messaging.
Trump's Tweak on Immigration May Make Progressive Policy More Palatable
Newsmax (Aug. 31): This story reports on a new book, "Framing Immigrants" co-authored by Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science.
Donald Trump May Have Accidentally Helped Americans Oppose Deportation. Here's How.
Washington Post (Aug. 31): Chris Haynes assistant professor of political science co-authors an op-ed about how Donald Trump turned off voters with his immigration stance.
Ayotte's Stance on Trump Could Determine Senate Race
Foster's (N.H.) (Aug. 28): Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, comments on a survey he did that shows that Republican incumbent U.S. Senators curry more favor with voters if they disavow Trump.
Media Significantly Influences Public Opinion On Issues Of Immigration, Says New Book Coauthored By University Of New Haven Professor
PublicNow.Com (Aug. 25): A new book by Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, finds that the way media refer to immigrants influences public opinion.
Don't Count Trump Out Yet
Providence Journal (Aug. 25): Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, and expert on the presidency, comments that Trump can win the White House.
Joshua Sandman comments on Trump
WPRO (Aug. 25.): Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, comments on his op-ed in the Providence Journal that says that Trump can still win the election.
Let's Put Gender Aside in Fight against Obesity
Connecticut Health Investigation Team (Aug. 23): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments that obesity is more dangerous for men than women, but women face more social pressure about being obese.
Affordable Housing Policies Too Often Fail to Integrate Cities
The Hill (Aug. 19): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, says affordable housing is on every mayor's list, but the candidates for the Presidency have not stepped up.
Susan Campbell: Nick's Hot Dogs, With Relish, Determination
The Hartford Courant (Aug. 18): Susan Campbell, a columnist and distinguished lecturer in communications, writes about a Connecticut man who is raising funds for a hotdog cart.
Russia, Iran and Syrian Rebels
WTIC-AM1080 (Aug. 17): Matt Schmidt, an assistant professor in national security and political science, talks with Ray Dunaway, talk show host, about Russia using an airbase in Iran in its attacks on Syrian rebels.
UNH Election Survey Finds Loyalty to Trump Not an Advantage for Senate Candidates
New Haven Register (Aug. 15): Chris Haynes, assistant professor of political science, in a poll of 1,500 people nationwide found that Senate races and found that in swing and red states, candidates do better when they disavow Presidential candidate Donald Trump or at least are ambiguous.
The State's Fight against Human Trafficking
Greenwich Time (Aug 12): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications writes her column about a coalition of groups fighting human trafficking in Connecticut.
'Hug a Fundie Today: Fundamentalist Christianity Explained
Hartford Courant (Aug. 10): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, will discuss her upbringing in a fundamentalist, Southern family in a talk at the Simsbury Public Library.
Op-Ed: "The Biggest Bleed A Cautionary Tale"
CT News Junkie (Aug. 9): Steve Spignesi, adjunct professor of English, writes about the cause of his mother's illness: over the counter aspirin cream.
An Interview with Randall Horton
La Bloga (August, 2016): Randall Horton, associate professor of English and a poet and non-fiction writer, is interviewed.
Turkish Cultural Center in West Haven Hit with Graffiti in Wake of Unrest
New Haven Register (Aug. 6): Matthew Schmidt, assistant professor of political science, comments on the Turkish coup and Turkish politics.
Author Prepares to Tell the Rich Sad Story of Robin Williams Life and Death
New Haven Register (Aug. 6): Stephen Spignesi,, former adjunct professor of English and author of 72 books, wrote a book about Robin Williams and is now speaking about his death two years ago.
Op-Ed: To Win, Hillary Clinton Needs Bolder, More Innovative 100-day Plan
CT News Junkie (Aug. 4): Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, comments.
Susan Campbell: Ending CT Interpreter Program A Heavy Blow
Hartford Courant (Aug. 4): Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, comments on Connecticut's decision to eliminate interpreters for the deaf.
The Best Way To Deliver Bad News to Employees
Fast Company (Aug. 3): Stuart Sidle, associate provost for strategic initiatives and an industrial psychologist, comments on delivering bad news to employees.
Chris Haynes Discusses Trump
WTIC-AM 1080 (Aug. 2): Chris Haynes, an assistant professor of political science, says a survey experiment he and a student did of 2,000 people nation-wide showed that opinion of Trump is crystallized except when it comes to his statements about Muslims.
What Grad School Admissions Officers Think of On-Line Bachelor's Degrees
U.S. News & World Report and Yahoo Finance (Aug. 1): Sean-Michael Green, associate vice president for graduate admissions, says on-line schools that are legitimate and accredited are the same as any other school.
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