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You and your kiddo love watching the 76ers. If the two of you aren't at the game, you're usually at the court, playing a little one-on-one game. You live by two rules when it comes to time with your kid: make sure he's having fun and always beat him in something. These Philadelphia-inspired fleece pants will make sure that if he beats you in the game, you got him in style points. They feature an embroidered 76ers logo on the left leg and a team-colored zipper that runs down each pant leg. It also has four total pockets and an adjustable strap that hides the zipper, that when pulled, tears away these warm-up pants to show off your basketball shorts even quicker. Your 76ers spirit will be in full effect and your kiddo will be caught off-guard by your cool style, that you'll easily score the first basket.
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Social Networking Fact Sheet
Highlights of the Pew Internet Project's research related to social networking.
(Note: This page will be updated whenever new data is available.)
As of January 2014, 74% of online adults use social networking sites.
As of September 2014:
- 71% of online adults use Facebook
- 23% of online adults use Twitter
- 26% use Instagram
- 28% use Pinterest
- 28% use LinkedIn
For a detailed demographic portrait of users of various social networking sites from September 2014, please see our recent report, Social Media Update 2014.
In May 2013, 74% of women were users of social networking sites, compared with 62% of men.
Between February 2005 and August 2006, the use of social networking sites among young adult internet users ages 18-29 jumped from 9% to 49%. Social networking site use by age group, over time:
The growing ubiquity of cell phones, especially the rise of smartphones, has made social networking just a finger tap away. Fully 40% of cell phone owners use a social networking site on their phone, and 28% do so on a typical day. Young people, blacks, Hispanics, the highly educated and those with a higher annual household income are more likely to use SNS on their phones than other groups.
Social impact
Do social networking sites isolate people and truncate their relationships? Or are there benefits associated with being connected to others in this way? In November 2010, we examined SNS in a survey that explored people's overall social networks and how use of these technologies is related to trust, tolerance, social support, community, and political engagement, and found:
- Social networking sites are increasingly used to keep up with close social ties
- The average user of a social networking site has more close ties and is half as likely to be socially isolated as the average American
- Facebook users are more trusting than others
- Facebook users have more close relationships
- Internet users get more support from their social ties and Facebook users get the most support
- Facebook users are much more politically engaged than most people
- Facebook revives "dormant" relationships
- MySpace users are more likely to be open to opposing points of view
For more specific information on our findings on the social impact of technology, please see http://www.pewinternet.org/Reports/2011/Technology-and-social-networks.aspx
Creators and curators
As of August 2012:
- 46% of adult internet users post original photos or videos online that they themselves have created. We call them creators.
- 41% of adult internet users take photos or videos that they have found online and repost them on sites designed for sharing images with many people. We call them curators.
Overall, 56% of internet users do at least one of the creating or curating activities we studied and 32% of internet users do both creating and curating activities.
Power users
The average Facebook user gets more from their friends on Facebook than they give to their friends. Why? Because of a segment of "power users," who specialize in different Facebook activities and contribute much more than the typical user does.
We conducted a new study that for the first time combines server logs of Facebook activity with survey data to explore the structure of Facebook friendship networks and measures of social well-being. These data were then matched with survey responses. And the new findings show that over a one-month period:
- 40% of Facebook users in our sample made a friend request, but 63% received at least one request
- Users in our sample pressed the like button next to friends' content an average of 14 times, but had their content "liked" an average of 20 times
- Users sent 9 personal messages, but received 12
- 12% of users tagged a friend in a photo, but 35% were themselves tagged in a photo
Read more about Facebook activity and Facebook "power users" in our report, Why most Facebook users get more than they give
Social networking sites have become an important additional arena for politics. They are a resource for political news, information, finding likeminded issue-oriented people, and a tool for voter outreach in the run-up to elections. During the 2012 campaign season, Pew Internet released a number of reports on the role of social networking sites on elections and the political process:
- Social Media and Voting http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2012/Social-Vote-2012.aspx
- Social Media and Political Engagement http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2012/Political-engagement.aspx
- Politics on Social Networking Sites http://pewinternet.org/Topics/Activities-and-Pursuits/Politics.aspx?typeFilter=5
For a full overview of Pew Internet's research on the internet and politics, please read our Politics Summary Sheet. Or for access to our full politics archive, please visit http://pewinternet.org/Topics/Activities-and-Pursuits/Politics.aspx?typeFilter=5
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McHenry's Mike Ventresca burst on the outdoors scene in January 2011 at the Chicago Outdoors Sport Show at Rosemont.
Billed by his nickname, "Chef Green Acres," Ventresca wowed large audiences with his seminars on cooking game and fish and also his demonstrations in which he skinned and butchered a whitetail deer carcass live on the show's stage.
Now, he's battling Lyme disease.
The short, stocky Ventresca is a former rodeo bullrider. He looks like he could pick one of them up and body slam it if need be. He definitely casts a "tough guy" appearance, looking nothing like what you'd imagine a chef to resemble. Clad in his cowboy hat and wearing a white athletic undershirt, Ventresca doesn't dress the part of a culinary master, either.
How popular were Mike's performances? Showgoers would actually walk right past seminars being given by Al Lindner and Kevin Van Dam to watch Mike whip up a batch of his bluegill lasagna. There was talk about a Chef Green Acres TV show and countless people promised to buy a cookbook if Mike wrote one. The guy was truly on a roll and when he made his return to the seminar stages in 2012, people crammed the stands.
When the 2013 outdoors show schedule rolled around, Chef Green Acres was nowhere to be found. People were astounded that Mike wasn't returning to the stage. Many, many people wanted to know where Mike had disappeared to.
Well, a 3,000-pound bull couldn't sideline Ventresca, but a tick was able to do the dastardly deed. In late 2011, Mike fell ill. He was sore and achy and had a complete absence of energy.
"I thought the soreness was just arthritis setting in," he said. "I figured the loss of get-up-and-go was just the fact that I was getting older."
He went from doctor-to-doctor and was misdiagnosed over and over again. Finally, a doctor determined he might be suffering from Lyme disease. In April 2012, Ventresca had to quit his current full-time job because he just didn't have the strength. He's been home for a year now.
"Mike is a great guy and a great outdoorsman," said Babe Winkelman, who has fished with Ventresca. "It is unfortunate that the medical community so often does not recognize when a person has Lyme disease. It is most important that this disease gets treated as soon as possible. It can be fatal, you know."
"Mike is one of my best friends," said McHenry's Spence Petros, a Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer. "It's awful to see what this disease is doing to him. He can't fish, and he didn't even go out and hunt one time this past year. Being sidelined is eating him up. He loved talking to all the people at Rosemont. I pray he can recover."
After seeing many doctors, Ventresca is seeing a Lyme disease specialist in Wisconsin next week and hopes he can get some relief from his pain and be put on the road to recovery.


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More than 550,000 members nationwide will participate in National FFA Week activities at local, state and national levels. The members come from rural, suburban and urban environments and are interested in the diversity of careers within agriculture.
FFA members are the innovators and leaders of tomorrow. Through agricultural education and hands-on learning, they are preparing for the more then 300 career opportunities in the food, fiber and natural resources industry.
National FFA Week is sponsored by Tractor Supply Company as a special project of the National FFA Foundation and annually encompasses Feb. 22, George Washington's Birthday.


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Two cell towers proposed for Damascus
August 14, 2013 —
Two cell towers have been proposed that would be located in Damascus Township, but the names for the sites are from New York State locations. One, which would be located on Jurgensen Road, is called the Callicoon site, and another, which would be located in Milanville, is called the Narrowsburg site.
Representatives from Verizon Wireless presented the proposed cell towers to the Damascus Township Planning Commission officials on August 8, and said the towers would be constructed primarily to provide broadband service.
The 200-foot towers would be located within the Delaware River Corridor and thus received attention from the Upper Delaware Council, which sent a letter to a consultant involved with the project.
The letter said, "The Upper Delaware, in recognition of its numerous values including its scenic qualities, was designated as a component of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System in 1978. The Committee recognizes the need and demand for cellular service in the region and encourages communications towers where appropriate. However, there is concern that the proposed towers could have potentially negative impacts on the viewshed and scenic qualities that helped achieve this national recognition."
The letter then asked for balloon tests, which according to literature distributed to residents at the meeting, appear to have been performed. The tower proposed for the northern location would be just downriver of the hamlet of Callicoon, and while it would not be visible from the river, it would be visible from Route 97, the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway.
Some residents are concerned about possible negative health
impacts from the cell towers. There have been reports that cell phone towers are linked to some forms of cancer, but the American Cancer Society says that's probably not true.
On its website the society says, "Public exposure to radio waves from cell phone tower antennas is slight for several reasons. The power levels are relatively low, the antennas are mounted high above ground level, and the signals are transmitted intermittently, rather than constantly.
"At ground level near typical cellular base stations, the amount
of radio frequency energy is thousands of times less than the limits for safe exposure set by the U.S. Federal Communication Commission (FCC) and other regulatory authorities. It is very unlikely that a person could be exposed to RF levels in excess of these limits just by being near a cell phone tower."


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Choral society to premier works
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MILFORD, PA — The Delaware Valley Choral Society will be in concert on May 19 at 4 p.m. at the Delaware Valley High School auditorium in a performance of works by John Rutter. The concert, "All Things Good," is dedicated to children of the community and will feature the regional premier of Rutter's "Mass of the Children," scored for double choir (adult and children) and full symphony orchestra.
Joining the society will be a chorus of select elementary students directed by Brian Krauss of Dingman Delaware Elementary School as well as professional soloists Adista Wightman, soprano; Wayne Walters, baritone; and Denise Lozano, flute.
Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for students and may be purchased prior to the concert date at Patina Antiques and at Craft Show, both located in Milford. Tickets are also available by contacting Helen Monisera at 845/856-5696 (email firstname.lastname@example.com) or Jeffrey Fornoff 570/267-8773 (email email@example.com). Tickets will be available at the door.


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Further evidence of Vidyo's long term leadership in bringing standards and interoperability to H.264 SVC-based systems! RFC 6190 is more than random letters and numbers… RFC stands for "Request for Comments" – which is what a finalized standards specification is named to indicate that it is "fixed" (will not change) and can be implemented. This particular RFC was accomplished, in large part, due to the efforts of two renowned Vidyo technologists, Dr. Alex Eleftheriadis and Dr. Stephan Wenger, who were among the 4 experts in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) who co-authored the specification.
Over the last two years most major video communications companies have adopted SVC-based solutions. This makes SVC interoperability a key agenda item, to ensure market penetration and growth. RFC 6190 is an extremely important stepping stone in this direction, and Vidyo was instrumental in making this happen.
RFC 6190 will be used wherever SVC real time video is transported over IP-based networks, and is considered to be the most significant document for ensuring interoperability of scalable video transmission next to the coding specification defined in the H.264 standard.
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Alex drives the technical vision and direction for Vidyo and also represents the company on standardization committees and technical advisory boards. He currently serves as chief editor of UCIF's task group on Scalable Video Coding, working with the forum members to complete the last pieces required to achieve SVC interoperability. He has served as the Editor of the MPEG-4 Systems specification, co-editor of the H.264 SVC Conformance specification, has more than 100 publications and holds 16 patents in the US with 19 more pending. Alex is a renowned visionary in video compression and communication technology, with several awards and inventions that are used in Blu-ray DVDs and digital television systems.
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Stephan is CTO of VidyoCast, Vidyo's broadcast division, and has been active in the field of media compression and transmission in different roles for over 20 years. He has been an active contributor in the IETF, ITU, 3GPP, and other standardization organizations with an emphasis on cross-layer optimizations, documented in more than 100 standardization contributions and Internet Drafts. He has been lead author of H.264 and H.264 SVC and other RTP payload formats for video. Stephan currently holds nine US patents with several more pending.
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Basically since the first week, the class I am teaching at New York University has very quickly turned into something that I just do. It's now officially part of my routine.
At first, I got to school a half an hour early and anxiously waited in the room, hands folded and smiling warmly when the students showed up. Last week when I showed up exactly on time, the (mostly) full class was waiting for me. My sunglasses were still perched low on my nose, and I was a bit groggy from the previous (a-bit-later-than-it-should-have-been) night.
Here's the dialogue.
The girl in the front row: "Hey movie star."
Me, not realizing I still had my sunglasses on: "I'm sorry?"
The girl in the front row: "You look like an Olsen in those sunglasses."
Me, realizing and now taking the sunglasses off: "Right, sorry."
The girl in the front row: "I'm kidding."
Me: "Right." An awkward pause and then: "Okay this week, we are going to be talking about how on set sound recording influences the post production process."
All in all, I've been able to find a little bit of a groove and, at this point, I've done eight of the 12 classes that I was hired to do—a mere two weeks to go.
Looking back, there have definitely been some classes where I really felt I've been reaching the kids. I'm right on it, eloquent and insightful. But there have also been a few classes where I am totally reaching. Once, I did 15 minutes on sound that should have been 10. The extra five minutes, when I had nothing to say, were excruciating, really. I'm lucky I survived. In that moment, I was not so sure how it was all going to work out.
I do have a bit of a dwindling attendance problem at times and kids definitely show up late. If I ever do this again I am going to be stricter about attendance and tardiness. But I got off on a very lax foot and I can see now that it is basically impossible to recover from it.
One of real problems is that the students know that I have no power. On the plus side, I guess the ones that are showing up want to be there. But they know that they are not given a grade by me and that, in theory, their attendance in this class is supposed to affect their grade in the Intermediate Production Class that is connected to the particular "tech" that I am teaching.
But to be honest with you (don't tell them), only one of the two professors that I am teaching for even wrote back to me.
Actually, I have had almost no supervision from NYU. They gave me some teaching tools in the beginning of the semester and then told me to have fun. I like that they gave me the opportunity to work it out for myself.
I've struggled at times with the equipment. Two weeks ago, I had to screen a beta tape squeezed into letterbox when it should be 4x3. A DVD that I was showing stopped in the middle. But I've tried to roll with it. The students are way less helpful than I was at that age. As I was semi-aimlessly pushing buttons, I was thinking how much of a nerd I must have been when I was a student because I never would have let a professor struggle this much before at least trying to help. Ah well, kids these days.
Last week, a student came up to me and told me that the lecture that I gave with a Script Supervisor had given him the confidence to do it for the first time on set. He said he was thinking that it might make a good career. I smiled and told him that I thought it was a great idea.
In the early mornings, I walk to school with a bit of a spring in my step, the kind that only the thought of molding young minds can give you.


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By: Brittany Nunn on September 11, 2012 - 3:34pm - Add new comment
Today America remembers that fateful day in 2001.
Like so many others across the country, I attended a remembrance ceremony this morning to reflect on 9/11 and honor the lives that were lost.
But remembering 9/11 every year is about more than that, isn't it?
As much as it's about honoring the innocent lives that were taken, and the first responders who gave the ultimate sacrifice, it's also about each of us, because it's our story too.
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Ok ladies, here's one for you.
Let's just say, for argument's sake, your boyfriend faked his own bloody death minutes before popping The Big Question -- you know the one, the "will you marry me?" question.
There you are, standing before a gruesome scene, gazing through tear-filled eyes at your boyfriend covered in fake blood and gore. He's on one knee. He's asking you to marry him, to spend the rest of your life with him? You slowly open your mouth, and you say ....
... What?
By: Brittany Nunn on September 5, 2012 - 10:33am - Add new comment
A couple of weeks ago, I spent the weekend cruising around the Texas Panhandle. I haven't seen a lot of the Panhandle since I moved here a little over a year ago, so I wanted to see what was out there. I made it out to Lake McClellan and all the way over to Erick, Okla. Of course I had to document my entire adventure through Instagram since my Nikon is broken.
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By: Brittany Nunn on August 25, 2012 - 8:00pm - Add new comment
I consider myself to be a pretty optimistic person. I can generally find at least some good in any situation.
That being said, when it comes to going to the Department of Public Safety to get my license renewed, the only positive thought I could manage is the thought that I had managed to put off going for so long.
I moved to Amarillo about a year ago, and I've yet to see an Amarillo address on my driver's license. One look around the Amarillo department of public safety office, and I suddenly remembered why.
By: Brittany Nunn on August 14, 2012 - 5:01pm - Add new comment
If you were to skim through a slideshow of most beautiful college campuses in the nation, you probably wouldn't be surprised to find University of Richmond, Boston College or Miami University-Oxford.
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A press conference was held at UTSW's St. Paul University Hospital in Dallas yesterday to welcome a rare set of quintuplets born to missionaries Carrie and Gavin Jones on Aug. 9.
The three boys and two girls were born at UT Southwestern Medical Center and are among the first sets of quintuplets delivered nationally so far this year.
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Don't you hate it when you drunk dial the worst possible person? Hopefully you've never been jailed for it like one man from Columbia, Tenn.
The 67-year-old man, who emergency responders didn't identify, called 911 twice between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday, said Columbia police, and he wasn't a first-time caller.
Columbia police records show someone from a residence at the 600 block of East 11th Street called 911 at least nine times since July 21. Most of the calls were hang-ups.
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The world held its breath as the robotic explorer Curiosity blazed through the red Martian skies for seven heart stopping minutes before guiding itself to a gentle landing at the base of a crater, ready for the greatest exploration feat on Mars this world has ever seen.
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March 2016: IDC released a quarterly update to their Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, citing market share figures for the 4th calendar quarter of 2015 (4Q15).
Consider these telling facts:
(Source: All of the following market share figures are for the 4th quarter of CY 2015 - unless otherwise noted - and represent worldwide results as reported by the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker for 4Q15, March 2016)
Fact 1: Hewlett Packard Enterprise continues to lead in the worldwide server market by revenue. HPE is the undisputed #1 in worldwide revenue for the 8th consecutive quarter.
The gap with #2, Dell was 8.2 percentage points.
For the full calendar year 2015 (CY2015), HPE was also #1 in worldwide revenue growing at a rate of 5.8% when compared to the previous full year.
Fact 2: For nearly 14 consecutive years, 55 straight quarters, HPE is the #1 vendor in worldwide server shipments.
HPE shipped a server every 13.4 seconds in 4CQ15 (24x7) and shipped nearly 1 in every 4 servers worldwide in 4CQ15.
For the full CY2015, HPE was also #1 in server shipments with over 2,350,000 units shipped. In the year HPE shipped 331,000 more servers than #2 Dell, 1,400,000 more than #3 Lenovo and 2,000,000 more than Cisco.
Fact 3: HPE leads the total Blade server market with a #1 position in both revenue and units.
HPE has led the Blade server market in revenue and units for more than 9 years straight, 37 consecutive quarters. HPE has 13.8 percentage points more blades revenue share than #2, Cisco.
Fact 4: HPE is again #1 in Density Optimized servers.
HPE grew revenue in density optimized servers by 63.4% year over year which more than 2X the market rate, gaining 5.0 percentage points during this time. #2 Dell lost -1.4 percentage points of density optimized revenue share year over year.
For the full CY2015, HPE was also #1 in worldwide density optimized revenue growing at a rate of 89.6% gaining 8.3 percentage points of share when compared to the previous full year. In CY2015 HPE gained more density optimized revenue than the other top 3 competitors, Dell, IBM and Lenovo combined. HPE also gained more revenue for this segment than the ODM category when compare to CY2014.
Fact 5: HPE leads in combined Density Optimized and Blade servers.
HPE is #1 in revenue market share with 35.1% which is 2X the closest competitor, Cisco. This segment is identified by IDC as a significant and growing market driven by demand in public cloud hyperscale environments, as well as private cloud and integrated systems. 1
Fact 6: HPE ProLiant is the x86 server market share leader in both revenue and units for 79 consecutive quarters, more than 19.5 consecutive years. [2]
Sustained market leadership is a hallmark of HPE ProLiant innovation. HPE's #1 position for revenue share, 29.0%, is 8.5 points higher than #2 Dell and 19.9 percentage points more than #3 Lenovo.
Fact 7: HPE leads in EPIC+RISC Blade server revenue.
HPE Integrity blades maintained the number one position in revenue for the RISC+EPIC blade segment with 84.5% worldwide share, gaining 5.1 percentage points year over year.
Fact 8: HPE is #1 in Windows® revenue and units worldwide.
HPE has a 35.1% revenue share of the Windows market and leads the nearest competitor, Dell, by 9.4 percentage points.
Fact 9: HPE is #1 in Linux® revenue and units worldwide.
HPE has a 19.4% revenue share of the Linux market and leads the nearest competitor, Dell, by 6.7 percentage points.
Fact 10: For the 3 major operating environments UNIX, Windows and Linux combined (representing 99.9% of all servers shipped worldwide), HPE is number 1 worldwide in server revenue and unit shipments.
To learn more about HPE servers see: http://www.hpe.com/info/servers
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May 18, 2011 —
Back in November 2009, Jill Padua closed her catering business in order to focus solely on producing Jill's Kitchen Open Sesame Sauce, which had been a hit with her customers. The first bottling came in March of 2010, and about two weeks ago, bottle number 10,000 was purchased at Peck's Market in Jeffersonville.
On May 16, 2011, Padua announced the winner of the 10,000 Bottle Contest, which took place in various locations throughout the Catskill and the Hudson Valley.
The winner was Cindee Baum of Jeffersonville, who said, "I love this sauce. I've been eating it since I could buy it packaged on noodles—way back when. I started with a small container and then went right back to the store and bought a big one. I'm addicted, and I've gotten other people addicted! I couldn't believe it when I got the winning bottle—this is great."
Along with Padua, Gabrielle Scott, marketing manager of Bethel Woods Center of the Arts, was also on hand to congratulate Baum and present her with two tickets to a select concert at Bethel Woods and museum tickets. Baum also received a case of the sauce.
"I am so happy for Cindee, who has been a lover of my sesame noodles and has been a fan for years. And it is wonderful to have Bethel Woods Center for the Arts as an active supporter in my venture. Support from my customers at the Bethel Woods concerts and other venues is one of the reasons I chose to take my sauce to the next level, hence the birth of bottled Open Sesame Sauce," Padua said.


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Isabelle L. ReevesMarch 23,2013
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EAST BARRE Isabelle Lillian Reeves, 69, of East Barre passed away in the comfort of her family and friends on Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Born in Duxbury, Vt., on Dec. 13, 1943, she was the daughter of the late Kenneth and Helen (Farnsworth) Sherman Sr.
On July 2, 1961, she married George Reeves in Plattsburgh, N.Y. George predeceased Isabelle on June 30, 1997.
Isabelle is survived by her daughters, Jessica Wilson and her husband, Tyler of West Chazy, N.Y., and Lisa Nisen and her husband, Tom of Plattsburgh, N.Y.; three granddaughters, Destiny, Faith and Ariel; three sisters, Carol DeForge of Olean, N.Y., Mavis Emmons of Williamstown, Vt., and Diane Richardson of Waterbury Center, Vt.; as well as many nieces, nephews and extended family.
Isabelle was predeceased by her brother, John Sherman Sr., and sister, Shirley Clark.
Calling hours will be held at the Pruneau Polli Funeral Home, 58 Summer St., in Barre, Vt., on Sunday, March 24, 2013 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Additional parking is available across the street at St. Monicas Church parking lot.
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BOSTON, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/30/13 -- Digital Lumens announced today that it has appointed experienced lighting industry executive and market strategist Matthew Healy to lead its business development efforts. Healy previously served as business development director at GE Lighting, where he played an integral role in expanding the company's LED lighting portfolio. At Digital Lumens, Healy will be responsible for working with other players in the market to create an open and interoperable ecosystem for intelligent lighting.
The appointment comes on the heels of the company's recent announcement of $10 million in funding to fuel additional growth into new sectors and international markets. In bringing Healy on board, the company bolsters its ability to reach new customers and tap into those markets, supporting its vision for continued growth in the U.S. and around the globe.
"Having spent much of my career forging relationships and developing business opportunities in technology companies, I am thrilled to be joining Digital Lumens, whose intelligent LED lighting solutions are truly changing the game," says Healy. "I look forward to collaborating with my new team to accomplish an even greater level of success in the months and years to come."
Prior to his role at GE, Healy was the director of strategic marketing at Ferro Corporation, and ATMI, where he was responsible for strategic marketing and business development activities. Healy earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from MIT, his PhD in the same field from Harvard University, and an MBA from the University of Chicago.
"We know that integrated intelligence creates a platform for radical energy efficiency and innovative functionality," said Tom Pincince, President and CEO of Digital Lumens. "But, the lack of open standards and a dynamic interoperable ecosystem has so far hampered massive adoption across the entire landscape. Matthew brings a wealth of knowledge, incredible industry experience, and razor-sharp go-to-market skills that will help us work with other players in the market to change this."
The industry leader in accelerating the LED lighting revolution, the Digital Lumens model combines LED lighting technology with energy management and service capabilities to offer its customers significant savings of 90 percent annually. The company's system has proven successful in over 500 installations across the commercial and industrial lighting sector.
About Digital Lumens
Digital Lumens is redefining industrial lighting with intelligent LED lighting systems and service offerings that deliver unmatched energy savings, flexibility, and unique value to commercial and industrial customers. Proven in hundreds of facilities to reduce lighting energy use by up to 90%, the patented system is setting the standard for LED lighting. For more information, please visit www.digitallumens.com. Follow Digital Lumens on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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Neighbors appeal seven-bed psychiatric facilityBy David Taube
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | November 19,2012MIDDLESEX — The basis of an environmental court appeal by neighbors of a proposed seven-bed psychiatric facility relates to town land-use regulations, and state officials plan to discuss the issue Tuesday.
State Mental Health Department administrators say the facility will help bring relief to overburdened emergency rooms. Since flooding from Tropical Storm Irene closed the Vermont State Hospital, hospitals have been acting more and more as buffers for involuntary psychiatric patients before patients can get beds at residential facilities.
"In terms of freeing up acute hospital beds, if even one person were even able to be out of that bed — one person moving out means that multiple people can then be served in acute care," said Frank Reed, a Mental Health Department administrator. "The same (goes) with emergency departments."
A family whose backyard and house are next to the proposed site filed a notice of appeal, but the couple and their lawyer had declined to provide the legal grounds for their case. In a public hearing, one member of the couple, Brian Hannon, said his property value could be affected, among other issues, but paperwork filed last week didn't make that case.
Court papers filed Thursday showed the basis of the couple's appeal relies on land use technicalities. Issues range from noise and parking to whether the facility conforms to the town plan and the building size complies with the regulations.
Assistant Attorney General Gavin Boyles said that document, called a statement of questions, limits the scope of the appeal, so additional concerns could not be raised later.
The state believes it will prevail, but officials have expressed concerns over the delay. The state has indicated a willingness to get the case expedited, but that has not been requested.
"The state is still weighing its options as far as how to move forward," Boyles said.
Boyles said a phone conference also has yet to be scheduled. A settlement has not been ruled out, he said.
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08.02.12 Finance Working Group Meeting
Cash Box & Security in Info Tent
Documents going on line
Re-cap on Bank Signatures
Review the Finance GA and future finance GA
Cash Box Security:
Over the weekend some money went missing at the same time as a page was torn out of the money-in book. The individual on duty at the time has questionable integrity. We need a better system. A further £20 went missing when an individual took the note to tranquillity team. The tranquillity team allege to only have received £10. Notes have been found only half pushed into the money box. It is suggested that this could be intentional by a minority of volunteers in Info who then fish out the notes at a later time. There is a problem with the finance book in info. Past books have disappeared.
Suggestion is to set up a Pay Pal account and donate button to streamline the donations system. All present were in agreement. It was noted that Liz [Finance] has previously expressed concern that we should wait till the Coop bank account is set up. To set up the PayPal account we would use the Gmail finance account and put the paypal widget button on the old and new sites. Action: Em will contact the web controllers. Action: Luke will contact Vica for agreement and to get access to finance gmail account.
Documents going on line:
Should we put on line the Climate Account bank statements and cash flow document of the first three months of Occupy? Issue raised is that as this action is been demanded by active 'conspiracy theory' advocates, we should not placate them. Luke [Finance] stands aside as he feels we should not feed the trolls. Finance position is that releasing this material on line will give the general public the chance to decide for themselves on finance management. Action: Em will talk to press about uploading the documents.
Re-cap on signatories:
Conspiracy advocates are demanding to know who the Climate Camp a/c signatories are. We are unable to release this information. Once the Occupy Co-op a/c is set up the same people will demand to know who the occupy Signatories are. We need to set up an email group-space for the signatories to talk with each other. We agree the Finance team will not be on this group-space. It has been requested by the signatories. Action: Vica will set this up and signatory [****] will act as our go between.
The Finance team would like to make public the names of the signatories but only when they feel ready to go public. Concern raised over one signatory who is waivering due to external pressure from conspirators.
Review of GA and future GA's
Should we have a finance GA next week at LSX? Concern is to prevent a 'run on the bank'. What constitutes an emergency expense? Should there be a minimum amount of requests? Can the Finance GA make a spontaneous ad-hoc change to the process in order to access funds? We feel No. Changes to the process must be drafted as a proposal and brought to the process WG to be brought to a GA.
Case Study on emergency spending: Recently some campers came to the GA and requested £500.00 without having made a request. They leveraged the release of the said sum. It was given over to Shelter WG, Kitchen WG and Welfare WG for cold weather spending. After the meeting the sum was divided:
£100 Food and drink – handled by campers A&B
£100 Clothing – handled by campers A&B
£100 Blankets – handled by campers A&B
£100 discretionary spending – handled by Shelter WG – gas ring and bottle for kitchen
100 discretionary spending – handled by Shelter WG – extra gas bottle for kitchen (£80); extra gas ring to allow tea to be made simultaneous with cooking (£82… £62 of this from non-allocated £100 below)
£100 Not allocated – handled by Shelter WG
Another camper (C) spontaneously bought space blankets which were reimbursed by Shelter WG. Campers A&B bought a further quantity of Tarps outside their fund which were reimbursed by Shelter. The matter caused alarm amongst the Finance Group as there were calls to release the entire bank account for Saint Paul's camp.


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Due to construction at the National Guard Armory, all voters in the City of Onalaska will vote at the Omni Center, 255 Riders Club Road, for the April 2 Spring Election.
City Clerk Cari Burmaster say this week, absentee voting will take place at City Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday this week. On Friday, absentee voting will take place from 8 a.m. to Noon and then from 1-5 p.m.


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- Windows XP Click Start -> Programs -> ThinkVantage -> ThinkVantage Power Manager
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- Click the Battery Gauge Icon on the taskbar and then click Launch Power Manager.... The Power Scheme window will appear.
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- Red means the battery needs to be replaced. ThinkPad system batteries typically have a maximum warranty of one year.
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- Remaining time is calculated based on the current remaining capacity divided by the average current battery consumption (wattage). Depending on the current battery wattage consumption, remaining time calculated can change. For example, with the system running at the Maximum Performance setting for the processor, the system consumes more battery power, so the remaining time is shorter. A good analogy would be driving a car. When you drive faster, you use more gasoline; slower uses less. If you speed up and slow down frequently, it is more difficult to estimate how much driving time you have left.
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March 18, 2014
Alberta Jane Oakley, 83, of Stewart Street, Amsterdam, NY, passed away Tuesday morning peacefully at home with her loving family at her side.
She was born on June 19, 1930 to the late James L. and Marguerite Meyers Combes in Amsterdam, NY. where she resided her entire life. She was united in marriage to Donald R. Oakley on May 4, 1963, who survives.
Alberta was the rock of the family and will be greatly missed for all the stability and wisdom she provided. She was an avid reader of history, who loved animals, especially her cats.
Her Christian life began at Baptism in the Lutheran Church and from the age of 5, through Confirmation, marriage, many years as Sunday School teacher, all at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, years of having the pleasure and honor of teaching to a wonderful group of religious classes.
"Special thanks to all of my friends through the years, I loved them all."
There are no services at this time.
Alberta's request is to be buried this spring when the grass is green on the hills of the Chuctanunda Cemetery, Town of Florida.
Donations may be sent in Alberta's memory to the City Mission of Schenectady, 425 Hamilton St., Schenectady 12305; or Community Hospice of Amsterdam, 246 Manny Corners Rd. Amsterdam 12010. Please visit her on-line guestbook at www.brbsfuneral.com. Her care has been entrusted to Betz, Rossi & Bellinger Family Funeral Home, 171 Guy Park Avenue.


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West Mountain Animal Hospital hosts Aug. 3 open houseJuly 27,2013Animal hospital
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BENNINGTON West Mountain Animal Hospital is hosting an open house Aug. 3 from 1 to 4 p.m. to celebrate almost 35 years as an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association.
West Mountain announced recently that it had again achieved the highest level of veterinary excellence following a thorough reevaluation of the hospitals patient care, practice protocols, medical equipment, facility and client service by the AAHA.
In a statement, Michael Cavanaugh, chief executive officer of the AAHA, congratulated West Mountain for vigilantly keeping up with advancements in veterinary medicine.
They are clearly committed to doing their very best as evidenced by the hard work and effort they put into this voluntary process, he said.
Those who live near West Mountain, on Harwood Hill in Bennington, are invited to come to the open house and tour the hospital. There will be food and prizes at the event.
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Sustainable Agriculture Project buzzing with bees
Posted on April 30, 2014
A group of students built and installed a new apiary at Grand Valley's Sustainable Agriculture Project (SAP) in late April.
The apiary will house two honeybee hives that were raised at the university's first apiary on the Meijer Campus in Holland.
Anne Marie Fauvel, affiliate professor of liberal studies, and the GVSU Bee Keepers Club brought the apiary to Holland two years ago. She said bringing one to Allendale aligns with the objectives of the Sustainable Agriculture Project.
"The apiary will allow students to continue to learn about sustainable agriculture practices and raise awareness about the importance of honeybees," said Fauvel.
Fauvel has been conducting research on honeybees for several years. She and Jonathan Engelsma, associate professor of computing, are collaborating with Bee Informed Partnership to build a tool to connect honeybee keepers with researchers across the country. BIP is a national project that aims to decrease winter mortality of managed honeybee colonies.
Fauvel said the honey crop will be extracted from the hives in the fall and sold at the Grand Valley Farmers' Market, where student volunteers at SAP also sell its produce. Honey from the Holland apiary is available for purchase in the Liberal Studies Office in Lake Ontario Hall.
The Sustainable Agriculture Project, located on Luce Street, is a collaboration between students, faculty and staff members to experience and learn about sustainable agriculture.
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Pirates Season Ticket Holder Batting Practice
Recently, the Pirates invited their season ticket holders to come and take batting practice on the field at PNC Park.
This was the second year that the Pirates have done this, and the second year that I would participate. If you're a long time reader of this blog, you may remember this entry from last year.
I had asked my dad if he'd like to go hit again, but he indicated that he wasn't interested. So, I decided to ask Zack Hample, winner of the ballhawk league in 2009, if he'd like to come to PNC Park as my guest. Hample enthusiastically obliged, and brought along his mother and his friend Brandon.
Zack, two fellow ballhawks and friends, Nick and Bryan Pelescak, and I met at the stadium at 9AM. We promptly entered through the right field player's garage door and walked down towards the field.
This was the view at the end of the tunnel.
And that, was that.
See you April 5th 2010, PNC Park.
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Hey! Where are your season tickets at? Not to sound completely creepy. I just purchased mine recently for next season (Somehow i still love those buccos lol) Curious if your close by.
Where are yours at?
Mine are in the front row of Section 327 above the walkway. I seldom ever sit there though. The closest a ball ever came was a Prince Fielder foul ball to the home plate side of Section 325.
That would have been a great ball to catch!😦 22 M Seat 7. I pretty much payed an arm and a leg for them but im close enough to smell the sweat lol. I can't wait until spring training im in withdrawl!
That's a great seat location. If you have extra tickets or extra stubs that I could use to get past an usher with, let me know!
I'm currently planning my trip to Spring Training. It looks like I'll go for 3 days. Come March I'll be real ready to get out of the cold for awhile.
The usher is my buddy! I can get you down there anytime you want! I'm trying to plan mine too! Im going to attempt to get tickets for Mar 6, 7, 8 Phillies, Yankees & Twins how about you? I only made it to 1 game last year (i could only convince my friends to attend 1 game) Do you fly into Sarasota or Tampa?
That's great. I'm planning on going mid to late March. I usually fly into Tampa and then stay in Clearwater.


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At Sony's GamesCom 2009 press conference, SCEI CEO Kaz Hirai unveiled the PlayStation 3 Slim. The new model will be available in stores starting the first week of September 2009. It is roughly 1/3 smaller and lighter than the current PS3 (and uses 1/3 less power! Gcycle!!!). The Slim will come with a 120GB hard drive. Sadly, backwards compatibility will not be a part of the PlayStation 3 slim, as well. However, most importantly, it will be the cheapest PS3 to date, with a price of $299 USD. The lower price will also apply to all 80GB models still available.
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U.S. Delegate's Report, 27th Session, Codex Committee on General Principles
April 2-6, 2012
Paris, France
The 27th Session of the Codex Committee on General Principles (CCGP), focused on several policy and procedural areas including:
- Agreed to carry out, during the 2013 Session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC), a facilitated discussion on the issue of standards held at Step 8. The United States and the European Community will serve as co-chairs.
- Agreed to develop a Discussion Paper associated with the economic impact of Codex standards as a means to determine whether further guidance on this area is needed in association with the Codex standards development process.
- Agreed to establish a working group to make recommendations on how Codex and OIE could better reference each other's work.
- Agreed to establish a working group led by the United States to develop the concept of "information papers" for use by Codex that would be outside of the formal Step procedure.
The CCGP meeting was attended by 170 Delegates representing 64 member countries, one member organization (EU), and 12 international non-governmental organizations. The United States was represented by the U.S. Delegate, Ms. Karen Stuck, U.S. Manager for Codex, six (6) government advisors, and two (2) non-government advisors.
The full report of the 27th Session of CCGP can be found in REPT 12/GP on the Codex website, www.codexalimentarius.org.
The following summarizes the results of the Session.
Standards Held at Step 8
At the last meeting of CCGP in 2010, a working group was established to consider the matter of standards held at Step 8 and to provide recommendations to resolve the problem. Under the leadership of Canada and The Netherlands, the working group concluded that the root causes of the Commission's inability to reach consensus on the two standards currently held at Step 8 (rBST and Ractopamine) are non-science factors and concerns about World Trade Organization implications.
The working group provided seven recommendations for consideration.
The recommendation that was subject of most of the discussion was to hold a facilitated discussion on standards held at Step 8 to allow for an open discussion on the issues associated with the problem. Mixed views were expressed on this recommendation, but the Committee ultimately agreed to hold such a discussion during the 2013 session of the CAC, with the following terms of reference: to "identify and consider the root causes for holding standards at Step 8. The purpose of the discussion is to enhance awareness and understanding of these issues amongst members." A summary report of the discussion will be prepared, but there will be no recommendations forwarded. The United States and the European Union agreed to serve as co-hosts for the discussion, and the three Codex Vice-Chairpersons will serve as facilitators.
In discussion of other recommendations, the Committee agreed that no new Codex procedures or guidelines on reaching consensus were needed but did agree that additional training on this area for Codex Committee Chairpersons and Delegates to Codex Committees would be helpful. The Committee was of mixed views as to the usefulness of "concern forms," which the Committee on Pesticide Residues uses to identify technical issues and problems that require attention before advancing a pesticide residue Maximum Residue Limit. CCGP agreed to forward the concept to the various scientific horizontal Codex committees (CCFH, CCCF, CCRVDF, CCNFSDU, CCFICS) requesting their input on the usefulness of "concern" forms with respect to their committee's work. CCGP will reconsider this issue at its next Session.
There was no support for a recommendation to require voting on a standard held at Step 8 for a specified number of years.
Economic Impact Statements Relating to Codex Standards
Arising from the review of CCGP's Terms of Reference (TORs) was the request to consider whether a mechanism was needed for examining economic impact statements with respect to Codex standards that were under development. Mixed views were expressed as to the need for a mechanism, with some delegations supporting the need for a mechanism and others (including the United States) observing that reference to considering economic impact occurred in numerous places in the Codex Procedural Manual in relation to standards development, that these references provide sufficient guidance, and that no additional guidance is required. After significant discussion, the Committee agreed to a proposal from Australia that a discussion paper be prepared on how Codex committees can consider balancing economic impact of measures with food safety issues and other matters. Australia, with the assistance of Malaysia, will prepare the paper for consideration by the next session of CCGP.
Joint Codex/OIE Standards
CCGP had previously considered the issue of joint standards between Codex and the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE), but had rejected such an approach given the difference in policies and procedures of the two organizations. However, the two organizations have cooperated closely on several standards (e.g., guidelines for Salmonella control in poultry meat, food safety assessment of genetically modified animals, control of parasites in certain meat products, traceability). The Representative from OIE withdrew an earlier proposal for joint standards, but proposed an alternative approach involving some form of mutual recognition or cross-referencing of standards between the two organizations. While noting the comments of the FAO legal counsel regarding the legal and administrative ramifications of mutual recognition, the Committee indicated no objection to pursuing some type of collaboration. An electronic working group, chaired by Canada, will develop guidance to better take into account relevant work that has been or is in the process of being undertaken with the aim of identifying a means to consistently reference each other's work.
Definition of "Hazard"
At its last session, the Committee was requested by an observer organization to consider whether the Codex definition of "hazard" should be revised to include "effect" as related to nutrient risk assessment. The matter was referred to the scientific horizontal Codex committees, all of whom indicated that there was no need to modify the definition. CCGP agreed with this conclusion.
Terms of Reference of CCGP
The Committee re-considered proposed revisions to its Terms of Reference (TORs) initially brought forward at is last (2010) session, and there continued to be mixed views as to whether a mechanism for examining out economic impact assessments should be included. Many countries wished to include some type of reference to this provision while others (including the U.S.), noted that reference to economic impact was an activity, should not be included into a committee's TORs. No consensus was reached, and it was agreed to postpone discussion on the subject until the discussion paper to be developed by Australia and Malaysia on economic impact (see above) could be considered.
Other Business and Future Work
Based on a paper tabled by Canada, the Committee agreed that Canada would prepare a Discussion Paper that would consider the appropriate roles of the Codex Chairperson and Vice-Chairpersons at Codex Committee meetings (other than CCEXEC and the CAC). As engagement of the Chair and Vice-Chairs in Committee work has increased over the past several years, it was suggested that it would be helpful to clarify their roles. It was also noted that the term "bureau" had developed to describe the Chair and Vice-Chairs as an operating entity, and that it would be helpful to clarify this as well. The Discussion Paper will be considered by the Committee at its next session.
Use of "Information Papers"
The Codex Committee on Contaminants (CCCF), at is 2012 Session, suggested that in some instances there was a need for "information papers" to be prepared by Codex that would be developed outside of the Codex Step Procedure and which would not be included either in the Codex Alimentarius or the Codex Procedure Manual. The CCCF referral was in relation to the "Guidelines for Risk Management Options in Light of Different Risk Assessment Options." There was general agreement by CCGP that such an information paper could be helpful to governments and agreed to establish an electronic working group led by the United States to develop a Discussion Paper on ways to make such documents more widely available (e.g., placement on the Codex website) and to develop criteria for selecting such documents.
Cooperation Between General Subject and Commodity Committees
The Delegation of Norway noted that there was a need for enhancing cross-committee cooperation in certain instances, citing as an example the need for such cooperation between the Codex Committee on Food Hygiene and the Codex Committee on Fish and Fishery Products on the recently adopted guidelines for the control of viruses in foods. The Committee generally agreed that improved cross-committee communication would be helpful and requested Norway to prepare a Discussion Paper for consideration by the Committee at its next session.
Date and Place of the Next Session
The 28th Session of the Committee was tentatively set for 2014 in Paris, unless the Codex Commission determines that a 2013 session will be necessary.


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Born in Barre on April 7, 1917, she was the daughter of the late Edward William LaValley and Marguerite (Mattote) LaValley.
First married to the late Maurice Plante, she later married William Edward Bresette, deceased, of Barre.
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The Bluefield State College Jazz Ensemble will present its annual Spring Jazz Concert April 28, at 8 p.m., in the Basic Science Auditorium on the BSC campus. Directed for the 23rd year by William B. Caruth, Jr., the 19-piece jazz ensemble is a unique combination of area musicians dedicated to the performance of the finest arrangements, featuring the big band sound.
The concert, which is the final event in a day-long jazz festival sponsored by BSC, features performances by guest artists Jim Calabrese and Jim Williamson. Calabrese, from Statesville, NC, has played with several nationally-recognized groups, and Williamson, from Nashville, TN, has performed with such well-known performers as Boots Randolph and Reba McIntyre.
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Lauri Hyers
Professor of Psychology
B.A., Chapman College
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University
Office Phone: 610-436-2925
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Preferred means of contact: Email
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Courses typically taught:
Undergraduate Level Courses: Multicultural Psychology; Statistics; Social Psychology; Psychology of Women; Research; Senior Seminar: Psychology's Place in Interdisciplinary Animal Studies; Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies; Women's & Gender Studies Practicum; Special Topics: Psychology and Activism; Special Topics: Psychology of Culture Shock, Qualitative Research Methods
Graduate Level Courses: Psychology of Women; Social Psychology Seminar; Individual Studies; Research Report; Thesis; Special Topics: Psychology and Activism; Special Topics: Psychology of Culture Shock
Brief description of research interests: My overlapping teaching and scholarship interests include social psychology, qualitative research methods, discrimination, activism, diversity, intergroup relations, group identity, gender socialization, mentoring and rites of passage, psychology of utopian community and well-being, and animals and social justice.
Okwumabua, T.M., Hyers, L. L., Watson, A. N., Walker, K., & Moreno, C. (2015). Supporting adolescent daughters as they come of age: Latina mothers' recommendations, Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal, (32), 1-10.
Arellano, J., Rodriguez, J., & Hyers, L. L. (2015). Constructing queer and trans in psychology: A call for continued feminist progress, Association for Women in Psychology Newsletter, 2, 7-9.
Hyers, L.L., Brown, E., & Sullivan, J. (2015). Social psychology of stigma. In J. D. Wright, (Ed.), International encyclopaedia of social & behavioral sciences 2nd Edition, Vol 23. Oxford, UK: Elsevier Ltd., 461-466.
Bean, N., Lucas, L., & Hyers, L. L. (2014). Mentoring in higher education should be the norm to assure success: Lessons learned from the Faculty Mentoring Program. West Chester University, 2008-2011, Mentoring and Tutoring Journal, 22 (1), 1-18.
Hyers, L. L. & Shive, G. (2013). Building a solid foundation for our majors with the introductory psychology
course, Psychology Learning & Teaching, 12 (2), 147-158.
Hyers, L. L. & Merskin, D. (2012). Minding animals: Feminism and animal studies, International Society for
Environmental Ethics Newsletter, 23 (3).
Hyers, L. L. (2012). Minding the individual: Compassionate conservation and the conservationists' dilemma,
International Society for Environmental Ethics Newsletter, 23 (3).
Hyers, L. L., Syphan, J., Cochran, K., & Brown, T. (2012). Disparities in the professional development interactions
of university faculty as a function of their gender and ethnic underrepresentation, Journal of Faculty
Development, 26 (1), 18-28.
Hyers, L.L, Cochran, K. L. & Schaeffer, B. A. (2011). Fundamentalist demonstrations on the liberal arts campus:
Observations and recommendations. Journal of College Student Development,52(5), 598-609.
Hyers, L. L. (2010). Choosing alternatives to silence in face-to-face encounters with everyday heterosexism. Journal
of Homosexuality, 57, 539–565.
Hyers, L. L. and Hyers, C. (2008). Everyday discrimination experienced by conservative Christians at the secular
university. Analysis of Social Issues and Public Policy, 8,113-137.
Swim, J. K. & Hyers, L. L. (2008). Sexism: Evidence and challenges to documenting its prevalence. In T. D. Nelson
(Ed.) Handbook of Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Discrimination, New York, New York: Psychology Press.
Hyers, L. L. (2008). Rediscovering the joy of body love, Off Our Backs: The Feminist News Journal, 37, 50-54.
Hyers, L. L. (2007). Challenging everyday prejudice: The personal and social implications of women's assertive
responses to interpersonal incidents of anti-Black racism, anti-Semitism, heterosexism, and sexism, Sex
Roles, 56, 1 – 12.
Hyers, L. L. (2007). Myths used to legitimize the exploitation of animals: An application of Social Dominance
Theory. Anthrozoos, 19, 194 - 210.
Hyers, L. L., Swim, J. K., & Mallet, R.M. (2006). The personal is political: Using daily diaries to examine everyday
prejudice-related experiences. In S. Hesse-Biber & P. Leavy (Eds.) Emergent Methods in Social Research,
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Swim, J. K. & Hyers, L. L. (2006, reprint). Excuse me--What did you just say?!: Women's public and private
reactions to sexist remarks. In D. T. Miller (Ed.), An Invitation to Social Psychology: Expressing and
Censoring the Self, A Reader (p. 37). Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth. (Reprinted from Journal of
Experimental Social Psychology, 35, pp. 68 - 88, 1999).
Swim, J. K., Hyers, L. L., Cohen, L. L., & Ferguson, M. J. (2005, reprint). Everyday sexism. In R. H. Lauer & J. C. Lauer (Ed.), Sociology: Windows on Society, Fifth Edition (p. 301). Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing.
(Reprinted from Journal of Social Issues, 57, pp. 31-54, 2001).
Suzuki-Crumly, J. & Hyers, L. L. (2004). The relationship between ethnic identification, psychological well-being,
and intergroup competence: An investigation of two biracial groups. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 10, 137-150.
Swim, J. K., Hyers, L. L., Cohen, L. L., Fitzgerald, D., & Bylsma, W. (2003). African American college
students' experiences with everyday racism: Characteristics of and responses to incidents. Journal of Black Psychology, 29, 38-67.
Hyers, L. L., Ritz, S., & Suzuki-Crumly, J. (2002). Perspectives on diversity and inequality. Psychology of Women
Quarterly, 26, 264-265.
Hyers, L. L. (2001). An examination of the Cross African American identity model in a national sample. Journal
of Black Psychology, 27, 139 -171.
Swim, J. K., Hyers, L. L., Cohen, L.L., & Fergusen, M. J. (2001). Everyday sexism: Evidence for its incidence
nature and psychological impact from three daily diary studies. Journal of Social Issues, 57, 31-54.
Shotland, R. L. & Hyers, L. L. (2000). Evidence for the Common Law as a hypothesis generating tool for
conflict resolution: What is fair? Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 30, 2534-2557.
Swim, J. K. & Hyers, L. L. (1999). Excuse me--What did you just say?!: Women's public and private reactions
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Swim, J. K., Ferguson, M. J., & Hyers, L. L. (1999). Avoiding stigma by association: Subtle prejudice against
lesbians in the form of social distancing. Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 21, 61-68.
Hyers, L. L., & Swim, J. K. (1998). A comparison of the experiences of dominant and minority group
members during an intergroup encounter. Group Processes and Intergroup Relations, 1, 143-163.
Swim, J. K., Cohen, L. L, & Hyers, L. L. (1998). Experiencing everyday prejudice and discrimination. In J. K.
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When in Rome? A Nebraska man recently crashed his car into a pizza joint, then ordered a pie for himself.
Just before noon last Wednesday, the elderly man got his foot stuck on the accelerator and drove his car into a Valentino's pizza restaurant in Lincoln, local TV station WOWT reported.
While concerned bystanders called police, the man placed an order for a pizza, Omaha TV station KETV reported.
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The pizza order showed the driver was "alert" after the crash, Lincoln Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief Leo Benes told the Lincoln Journal Star.
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