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There's no shortage of kitty costumes in the world, but this leopard version makes the grade with bow shoe clips that attach to all types of footwear, letting your feline ballerina make a fashion statement at school.
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Made from minky sherpa and backed in ultra suede, this Where the Wild Things Are costume will be the toast of your neighborhood.
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A kid's love affair with dinosaurs never ends, so let them roam the Earth for the night in these punchy colored capes.
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This artful "goldfish" top will make any little swimmer smile. It can easily double as a "canary" too.
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Little girls will jump at the chance to sport a cute tutu, and you'll get a kick out of the funky, tropical topper!
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These eco-friendly felt crowns are just the topper to environmentally conscious royalty.
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Fashionable little ones will love that they can dress up like a bunny and make a style statement.
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The outbreak of the virus — rarely seen in the United States since a vaccine became available almost 50 years ago — is showing no signs of slowing, with an increase of 12 new cases in one day.
Health officials are encouraging those who have not been fully vaccinated against mumps to seek shots for themselves and their children.
Mumps has a long incubation period — almost a month — so a person can spread disease for a long time. Not everyone who has the virus has symptoms, which include swollen salivary glands, fever, body aches and headaches.
Mumps is spread by droplets of saliva or mucus, usually when the person coughs, sneezes or talks. The virus can spread on surfaces used by a person with mumps, including beverage containers.
The first known case linked to the outbreak involved a person whose symptoms started on Jan. 7, which means the outbreak is now more than three months old.
Most of those sickened work or go to school at Ohio State University, but more cases have been turning up in people with no known connection. As of yesterday, 64 "community" cases had been identified and 111 cases had been connected to Ohio State.
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After watching the Mathis Pirates rally in the fourth quarter from a 14-0 deficit to tie the game at 14-all with 7:21 left in the game, the Tigers put together a drive that ended with Dalton Sturm's 13-yard touchdown pass to Davis Ohrt with 31 seconds remaining that gave Goliad a 21-14 victory.
The win improved the Tigers to 3-1 on the season and sent them into Friday's District 15-2A, Division I opener against Jourdanton on a winning note.
Goliad opened up its offense Friday night with an effective passing game that resulted in all three of its touchdowns.
Sturm, who completed 13 of 19 passes for 227 yards, found Colby Berger in the flat for a swing pass that resulted in a 43-yard touchdown to put Goliad up 7-0 with 9:55 left in the second quarter.
That score stood until the fourth quarter, which saw both teams combine for 28 points.
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Anderson Rubio scored on a 13-yard run with 7:21 remaining in the game. The extra-point try was blocked as the Tigers maintained a 14-6 lead.
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Many people are upset by the partisan wars going on in Washington that now seem to be spilling over into West Virginia. Just in the last few months, we have seen
1. Jefferson County Delegates Tiffany Lawrence and Stephen Skinner sponsor legislation intended to interfere with the ability of Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, also from Jefferson County, to carry out the duties of his office;
2. Bitter partisan battles over pay raises for magistrates;
3. Democrat leaders in the House wrongly trying to smear Del. Householder;
4. The county Democratic Party Executive Committee mailing a vicious and inaccurate hit piece on delegate candidate Jill Upson;
5. The same Committee now posting a letter on its website that attacks several organizations of county citizens with untrue charges, and;
6. The Democrat majority County Commission ignoring the results of the November election and appointing one of their Democrat friends to replace the sheriff instead of considering Earl Ballenger, who lost by less than 400 votes and was ruled to be eligible on the same day that the Commission interviewed three others for the position.
The School Board is elected in non-partisan races, but most people know that the majority are Democrats. Now they have an opportunity to do the right thing, and instead of selecting from among some of their Democrat friends, as the County Commission did, select the person who received the next highest number of votes from the citizens of Jefferson County. Laurie Ogden achieved that in the last two elections, losing to Scott Sudduth by less than 100 votes in 2010. It would be great for the parents and teachers to be better represented on the Board, and Ms. Ogden would be that representative. Do the right thing this time!


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Last time, we looked at the basic
sudo(8) setup. The hardest part of using
sudo is configuring its permissions file,
sudoers. As you can imagine, once you have several different machines with multiple
administrators all with different levels of privilege,
sudoers quickly
gets very complicated. Aliases can simplify
sudo maintenance and
greatly clean up your
sudo configuration.
Basically, an alias is a group of users, hosts, or commands. When a
user's duties change, you can just add them to the appropriate user
alias to give them correct
sudo privileges. If you want your system
operators to be able to back up the system, but no longer restore
data, you can remove the restore commands from their command alias.
When you install a new server, adding the server name to the proper
alias will allow you to instantly give system administrators the proper
permissions to do their jobs.
An alias must be defined before it can appear in the
sudoers file.
For that reason, aliases generally appear at the top of the file.
Each alias entry has a label saying what sort of alias it is, a label
for the alias, and a list of the members of that alias.
User aliases are groups of users, and are labeled with the string
User_Alias. They contain a list of users that are in that alias.
User_Alias DNSADMINS = chris,mwlucas
The user alias
DNSADMINS contains two users,
mwlucas and
A Runas alias is a special type of user alias. This lists users that
other users can run commands as. Many nameservers can be run as the
user "
named." The DNS administrator might need to be able to run
commands as that user, and you might have a Runas alias for that.
Many database applications run as their own special user. In many
cases, a system administrator responsible for an application would
also want to be able to run system backups as the user "
Or, you could just create a single Runas alias to group these
commands. Runas aliases are labeled with
Runas_Alias APPADMIN = named,dbuser,operator
A host alias is just a list of hosts. They're labeled with the string
Host_Alias. A host alias can be defined in terms of hostnames, IP
addresses, or network blocks. (Remember, if you're using hostnames
sudo configuration could be vulnerable to DNS problems!) Here
are examples of all three.
Host_Alias DNSSERVERS = dns1,dns2,dns3
Host_Alias SECURITYSERVERS = 192.168.1.254,192.168.113.254
Host_Alias COMPANYNETWORK = 192.168.1.0/16
A command alias is a list of commands. They're labeled with the
Cmnd_Alias. Here, we have an alias that includes all the
commands necessary to back up to tape, or restore the system from
Cmnd_Alias BACKUPS = /bin/mt,/sbin/restore,/sbin/dump
You might have a command alias that includes all the commands in a particular directory. Suppose we have a custom application that runs as a particular user, and places all of its commands in the app users' home directory. Rather than list all the commands, can just list directory and use a wildcard to include everything in the directory.
Cmnd_Alias DBCOMMANDS = /usr/home/dbuser/bin/*
To use an alias, just put the alias name in the rule where you would
normally list the user, command, or hostname. We've previously
defined a user alias
DNSADMINS. The users listed in the
alias get to run any commands at all on all of our servers.
Let's suppose that our user Phil has to manage an application that
runs as a particular user. He can run any command on the system as
this application user. We defined a Runas alias in the last section
for the user alias
APPADMIN, and an alias for commands needed to run
the application,
phil ALL = (APPADMIN)DBCOMMANDS
As the application administrator, Phil might also have to run backups.
We have already given the
APPOWNER Runas alias operator privileges,
and we have a separate command alias for backup commands. We can
combine them all like this.
phil ALL = (APPOWNER) DBCOMMANDS, (APPOWNER)BACKUPS
This is much simpler to read than what this rule expands to.
phil ALL = (dbuser,operator)/usr/home/dbuser/bin/*,\
(dbuser,operator)/bin/mt, (dbuser,operator)/sbin/restore,\
Some of the permissions granted by
sudo in this case are unnecessary
-- having the database user Runas alias is not necessary for running
backups. Still, it's far tighter than just giving Phil the root
password! You can also define rules to restrict your users as tightly
as you desire.
You can include aliases in aliases. For example, you could group the
DBCOMMANDS alias and the
BACKUPS commands into a single group of
commands. The included aliases must be defined before they're used.
Cmnd_Alias DBADMINS = BACKUPS,DBCOMMANDS
sudo can pull group information from the system, and incorporate it
sudoers as a user alias. Rather than explicitly define a user
alias, you can give the system group name preceded by a percent sign
%) to indicate it's a group name.
%wheel ALL = ALL
Anyone in the system's
wheel group can issue any command as root, on
any server.
You can reuse alias names. The user alias
DBADMINS is not the same as
DBADMINS command alias. It's quite possible to have
entries like this.
Cmnd_Alias DBAPP = /usr/home/dbuser/bin/*
Host_Alias DBAPP = server8,server12,server15
RunasAlias DBAPP = dbuser,operator
User_Alias DBAPP = chris,mwlucas
This is an excellent example of "technically correct, but morally
unacceptable." If you do this, anyone who has to debug your
configuration will curse your name at great length. On the down side,
things like this tend to result in phone calls during the middle of
whatever scant hours the senior system administrator is permitted to sleep in.
Related Reading
Essential System Administration
Now, let's check out a common situation that trips up even experienced
systems administrators. Sometimes you want to disallow users from
executing certain commands, but give them access to every other
command. You can try to do this with the "
!" operator, but it's not
entirely effective. Since it's a popular setup, however, we'll
discuss how this works and then what's wrong with it.
First, define command aliases that contain the forbidden commands.
Popular commands to exclude are shells (if you execute a shell as a
user, you become that user) and
su(1). Then give your user a command
rule that excludes those aliases with the
! operator.
Cmnd_Alias SHELLS = /bin/sh,/bin/csh,/usr/local/bin/tcsh
Cmnd_Alias SU = /usr/bin/su
mwlucas ALL = ALL,!SHELLS,!SU
Looks great, doesn't it? And it seems to work.
# sudo sh
Sorry, user mwlucas is not allowed to execute '/bin/sh' as root on openbsd.
sudo uses full paths for all the commands. You're allowing
the user to run any command they want, except for a few that are
specified by their full path. All that user needs to do is change
their path to one of these commands to run it! The easiest way to do
this is by copying the command to another location.
# id
uid=1000(mwlucas) gid=1000(mwlucas) groups=1000(mwlucas), 0(wheel)
# cp /bin/sh .
# sudo ./sh
# id
uid=0(root) gid=0(wheel) groups=0(wheel), 2(kmem), 3(sys),
4(tty), 5(operator), 20(staff), 31(guest)
Hello, root!
This sort of restriction can be bypassed trivially, by anyone who
understands even the basics of how
sudo works. This problem is
well-documented in the
sudo manual and the other literature. And
people still insist upon using it to protect production systems!
If you have users that you do not trust with unrestricted access to
the system, do not exclude commands from their
sudo permissions.
Instead, explicitly list the commands that they may use, and leave it
at that. This exclusion can be useful with trusted users (i.e.,
employees), but only as an advisory. More than once I've logged onto
a system and typed "
sudo su", only to have
sudo remind me that I am
not supposed to do that on this system.
This concludes our tour of
sudo. You can learn much more about
by reading
sudoers(5), and the sudo Web page.
Michael W. Lucas
Read more Big Scary Daemons columns.
Return to the BSD DevCenter.
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Be your most glamorous self this year in tried-and-tested looks from the runway and red carpet. From chic updos to lovely lace fashions, there's an alluring trend for anyone to try. And even if you're the type that practices the art of subtlety, these styles can be turned down a notch and still make a stunning statement.
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It's time to get deep with glossy, burgundy lips, like those shown at the Louis Vuitton or Yves Saint Laurent shows. And while a strong bronze eye and perfectly styled hair make for a fabulous runway look, we suggest keeping the rest of the face minimal for more effortless "everyday" style.
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Lace dolled up the spring runways, but mostly in creams and crisp whites. That's why we love Michelle Williams's take on the trend in this retro Erdem style. Her newly bleached blond hair also adds an edge to this elegant look.
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We're loving spring's laced-up looks, and Gwyneth Paltrow wears the trend well. At first glance, her Emilio Pucci gown looks minimally chic, but on a second look, it's slightly scandalous. For those of us who aren't ready to bare as much as the blond beauty, try out the trend with loosely tied ribbons on a blouse.
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Soft, tousled tresses are both romantic and sultry. Here, Eva Mendes wears her loose waves casually swept to the side, a perfect match with her ladylike Lela Rose dress.
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We haven't seen pajama dressing in a while and this season makes it look elegant and effortless. To avoid looking as if you literally rolled out of bed, try teaming a pair of fluid wide-leg pants with a luxe knit top.
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The new rolled updos have a '50s flair that is as chic as it is pretty. And this is a look that's easy to do: Simply gather hair on each side, twist inward, and secure the pieces together with bobby pins. Who doesn't like DIY retro glam?
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We'll take gold in all shapes and sizes as it adds an instant uptown appeal to any look. Here Uma Thurman (who is a goddess even in sweatpants!) dons a gilded jacket with a Peter Pan collar for a look we love.
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Whether in the form of a biker jacket, a billowy dress or power suiting, white is still the freshest way to get glam without having to overthink anything. Keep accessories and makeup minimal to prevent overpowering this style.
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Feathery fringes never go out of style. But if fake lashes seem too tricky, try shimmying the mascara wand upwards from your lash roots. And don't forget to curl first!
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In spring's knockout neons and striking color block fashions, Kate Bosworth looks her best in this graphic orange and coral dress. If an all-over bright burst of color is too much for you, you can still try the trend in a candy-colored shoe or bag.
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We think Marc Jacobs's satiny '70s dresses have a distinct vintage vibe that suggests total sophistication. And while clingy fabrics can be a bit unforgiving at times, jewel tones like emerald and sapphire will flatter most figures.
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There's something refreshing about sequins in a slouchy, hip dress rather than a slinky, to-the-floor gown. We love how Sofia Coppola, a true style leader, wears this red-carpet number so effortlessly.
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Vibrant, Japanese-inspired pieces like obi belts, kimono coats and satiny separates are a great way to layer on elegance. In order not to overload on festive shades, pick one tone to avoid looking costumey.
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A '50s-inspired full skirt is both chic and timeless. Style-setter Alexa Chung wears the ladylike look with ease. We suggest teaming an A-line silhouette with a kitten heel which is both elegant and easy.
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For a full-blown glamour-puss look, try slicking your strands into sophisticated flapper waves (as seen at Prada). Too much 1920s for you to take? A slicked-back, low, finger-raked bun will be a simpler substitute and one that's daytime-appropriate as well.
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An armful of wooden or plastic bangles is an easy way to stock up on glamour, and it's inexpensive too. Pile some jewels on for both day or night in various shapes and sizes for an instant style upgrade.
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Shimmery lids lit up the catwalk for a look that we'll always stand behind. Here, Keira Knightley plays up her Chanel Haute Couture dress with dabs of silver shadow and loads of mascara. When it comes to the eyes, let them shine and keep the rest of your makeup simple.
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Whether they're sleek and modern, decidedly vintage or meant to mimic hair, decorative barrettes are a simple way to make a chic statement. Our favorites look as if they're straight out of Grandma's jewelry box and will no doubt elevate any hairstyle into an instant old-Hollywood moment.


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Get the kinks out now, Billy!
The game against the Marlins was looking pretty good last night, until Billy Wagner gave up a 2-RBI walk off homer almost as soon as he got on the mound in the 9th. But you know what? As long as he does that when we're nine million games ahead and NOT in the post-season, I can deal.
Another uneven start from Mike "Mouth Guard Chewer" Pelfrey confirms what even he said after his last outing–he needs some work on his secondary pitches. But he really only had 1 bad inning. Plus, he got out of a bases loaded situation in the bottom of the 6th, after a visit to the mound from Willie Randolph. "This is what you can do when you're 14 games ahead," said Rob, as we watched Willie leave the kid in to see what he could do. Good job there, Mikey!
Jose Reyes continues to heat up after a brief cool down. His 7th inning solo home run (10th of the season) gave the Mets what looked to be a probable game-winning lead. Um, oh well.
But the hottest of the hot, Carlos Beltran, continues to set away games on fire! His 33rd home run of the season in the 3rd inning scored Reyes and Lo Duca (who's also feverishly hot of late!) to give Beltran his 96th RBI of the year.
Ouch, I burned myself!
I'm trying very hard to like Lastings Milledge. But oy, the attitude on this kid! After losing a ball in the sun (not the lights, as was thought by the commentators), Milledge walked away from Willie Randolph in the dugout, so Willie had to chase him to finish asking what happened. Willie didn't look pleased. The post-show tried to make this into a big thing, which I don't think it is, but still, Lastings. Show a tad of humility. Let us like you. Also, listen to every single word Cliff Floyd tells you and follow his expert advice.
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I've got a cool announcement coming soon about an event where you can meet one of your favorite 1986 Mets! So stay tuned!
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I was there front and center, @ the third base side of course. It was not pretty. After this ladies, who were as drunk as can be, tried to scream with their almost gone voices and we started shooting them down with our Mets chants, we were the ones with the walk of shame thanks to Billy (both the pitcher and Billy the Marlin mind you). I will tell you more about the series when they conclude tomorrow and how this was a hectic trip. Fortunaly, it doesn't happen back to back so today I cheered at the end. Cross your fingers for tomorrow.
Take care and sorry for any typos is almost 1am after the game and Im super tired.
Take care girly! I will share some pics when I get home.
Endy might be more important to us come playoff time than Lastings. Milledge might have lots of tools, but he lacks any kind of blueprint on how to approach an at bat, let alone a fly ball.
Carl The Cabbie
Go Metssssssssssssssssss
The Billy-Goat almost struck again last night… but a nice rebound none the less! And so far Aaron's kicked it up a notch without Sanchez. Keep your fingers crossed!
Hopefully Pedro gets the best of the D-Train tonight. We owe Dontrelle for that whole Jose Lima thing a month ago lol.
~Eddie @ Willie Ball
I'm not concerned about Billy.
He'll be fine.
The team'll be fine.
…and Mets fans'll continue to overreact.
-The Baseball Collector
I thikn Heilman needs to get those kinks out as well.. But more importantly, Pedro looked good and my boy Jose got a new contract!!!
billy wagner is not doing well i dont like lastins milledge an di am 8


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Members of the Wegmans School of Pharmacy and Wegmans School of Nursing have been busy collaborating.
Dr. David Hutchinson, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, successfully submitted two case studies in temporal mandibular joint disorder and pain in a developmentally disabled non-verbal boy for publication on the National Institutes of Health website. The cases were developed in collaboration with co-leaders David Korones, M.D.; Ross Tallents, D.D.S., Ph.D., M.S.; and Gene Watson, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D.; with support by a panel of faculty experts from the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC), the New York Chiropractic College, and Fisher.
Dr. Kate Juba, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, also successfully submitted a case study in geriatric low back pain education for publication on the National Institutes of Health website. The case was developed in collaboration with co-leader Joel Kent, M.D. (URMC), and Janet Vaughn, NP (URMC) with support by a panel of faculty experts from URMC, the New York Chiropractic College, and Fisher.
College faculty, including Dr. Karen Parker and Dr. Christine Boev, Assistant Professors in the Wegmans School of Nursing, and Pharmacy faculty Dr. Jennifer Mathews and Dr. Jill Lavigne, helped both Hutchinson and Juba on their case studies, which will be published in 2014.
Dr. Jill Lavigne, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration, recently presented at the 43rd Annual Annals of Behavioral Science and Medical Education (ABSAME) meeting in Rhode Island.
She presented, "Humanizing Health Care: Reducing Disparities through Interprofessional Teams," which was co-authored by O.J. Sahler, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics and Palliative Care, URMC. The focus of the presentation was the Rochester Collaborative Center of Excellence in Pain Education. The Wegmans School of Pharmacy and the Wegmans School of Nursing are participating in the Collaborative along with the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and the New York Chiropractic College.


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An open letter to my friend, Mr. Lung
Mr. Lung,
It was with dismay that I read your last couple entries on our shared blog. So, now we're critiquing based on typos? See, I was under the (obviously misguided) impression that this was supposed to be a substantive debate about baseball, politics and how the two relate.
However, despite my sorrow and confusion, I refuse to yield to the divisive forces that seek to tear us apart. Instead, I take a lesson from our good friend and future president, Barack Obama, and say that what draws us together is stronger than what pulls us apart. That instead of being drawn into the blogging of yesterday, I yearn for a new blogging, a blogging of unity.
Mr. Lung, I reject and denounce your efforts to tear us apart. I reject and denounce your pointing out of my typo. And I reject and denounce future uses of similarly divisive techniques. I say to you: Mr Lung, Tear Down This Wall!
Mr. Krause
P.S. The Cardinals suck.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure. First place teams (ie The Cardinals) tend to be in first place by not sucking, but hey, semantics were never your strong point, Al.
Nice try though.
When will you two realise that this endless negative campaigning is destroying the blog from within.
kevin youkilis!
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The Wilderness Society strongly opposes H.R. 330, a bill introduced this week that would undermine the ability of presidents to use the Antiquities Act to protect public lands that have significant historic, cultural or conservation value.
The bill would change how the federal government budgets for the suppression of wildfire disasters, to make it similar to the way other disasters are funded.
Outdoor recreation generates $21.6 billion a year in spending on trips and equipment in Washington State, a new study prepared for the Legislature shows.
And Washingtonians love to play outside, spending an average of 56 days a year in some form of outdoor recreation.
One year after Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell upheld a U.S.
The Wilderness Society's annual year-end Comparative Analysis of Particular Excellence (CAPE) awards celebrate the agency's achievements towards wildlands conservation and balanced management of our public land
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Montanans from all walks of life announced today that they will continue to defend a beneficial forest restoration project responding to several groups' repeated attempts to derail it in court.
That legislation carried a number of conservation provisions to safeguard natural, cultural, and historic sites in more than 25 states.
The Wilderness Society raised red flags over the FY 15 Omnibus Appropriations bill released late Tuesday because it threatens sage grouse, perpetuates flawed wildfire suppression regimes, and fails to reauthorize the 50-year old Land and Water Conservation Fund, among many other negative provisi


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- Cell neighbour list method for planar elongational flow: rheology of a diatomic fluid
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- Abstract
- We present simple changes to the cell method for neighbor list construction that enable it to be used in molecular dynamics studies of systems subject to a planar elongational flow field. The modifications for planar elongational flow are similar to those required for planar shear flow and should be easy to incorporate into any cell neighbor list method that is used in simulations of homogeneous shear. The execution time of the code at equilibrium is shown to be proportional to the number of particles N. The introduction of the modifications allowing shear, and more importantly, elongational flow are shown to affect the performance of the code in both CPU time and memory usage. The modifications to enable the simulation of planar elongational flow using the cell method of neighbor list construction will not introduce any higher order dependency if applied to code that is N-dependent in planar shear flow. We use this code to study large systems of diatomic molecules at low strain-rates, and find that the linear regime in planar elongational flow can be determined by the ratio of the two planar elongational viscosity functions. The properties investigated in planar shear flow, such as angular velocity and alignment angle, were inconsistent with the shear viscosity results in their evaluation of where the linear regime ends. The high precision of the results allowed us to accurately determine the coefficients in the retarded-motion expansion.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Molecular Simulation
- Source
- Computer physics communications, Vol. 151, no. 1 (March 2003), pp. 35-46
- Publication year
- 2003
- Keyword(s)
- Diatomic molecules; Elongational flow; Molecular dynamics; Rheology
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- 0010-4655
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Keeper of the Nuclear Conscience: The Life and Work of Joseph Rotblat
Book, Oxford University Press
February 2012
Author: Andrew Brown, Former Associate, Project on Managing the Atom, 20092014; Former Research Fellow, Project on Managing the Atom, 20062009
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Belfer Center Programs or Projects: International Security; Managing the Atom; Science, Technology, and Public Policy
Joseph Rotblat was the Jewish nuclear scientist whose disillusionment with nuclear weapons encouraged him to become one of the prime architects of the anti-nuclear movement, and resulted in his lifelong efforts to promote social responsibility in science. His founding of Pugwash and his humanitarian work ultimately led to his being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Rotblat's life, from his boyhood in Warsaw under siege and occupation in World War I to an active old age that brought honours and public recognition, is a compelling human story in itself. What gave it significance is the single-minded dedication to peaceful causes, particularly through his pursuit of nuclear disarmament. A key member of the British team that demonstrated the feasibility of the atomic bomb, he was so appalled by the use of the bombs against the Japanese that he founded the Pugwash organization to engage scientists from East and West to prohibit weapons of mass destruction.
The story of his life reflects his global actions and his efforts were acknowledged when he was jointly awarded, with Pugwash, the Nobel Peace Prize in 1995. Set against a backdrop of profound changes to the global order World War II, the Cold War, and the collapse of the Soviet Union, we also learn of his own personal tragedy.
Andrew Brown's biography sets out a life whose work poses deep and important questions about science and society. This compelling account draws on full access to Rotblat's archives and presents the full scope of his life: his childhood overcoming poverty and anti-Semitism, his efforts to become a scientist in Warsaw, his work on Britain's nuclear programme, his lifelong dedication to peaceful causes, and his determination to uphold the ethical application of science. Ultimately, we discover a great man whose profound conscience shaped his life and work, and the legacy he leaves today.
Praise for Keeper of the Nuclear Conscience: The Life and Work of Joseph Rotblat:
"... [A] fine work that lucidly depicts the challenges faced by Rotblat and his Pugwash colleagues as they relentlessly pursued a more peaceful world." Edwin Lyman, New Scientist
Read the entire New Scientist review: http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/culturelab/2012/01/rotblats-pursuit-of-nuclear-peace.html
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"Low fat" french fries? Really? Burger King, a fast food chain I know and loathe, has officially added "Satisfries" to their menu.
The company boasts that their new concoction has 30% less fat and 20% fewer calories than their current french fries. Oh Burger King, where do I begin?
The new french fry recipe came about as a result of the widespread obesity epidemic. 1/3 of Americans are currently obese and many are struggling with health problems such as type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
As consumers become more aware of health risks due to food choices, the demand for healthier options leaves greasy fast food "restaurants" with a dilemma. Grilled chicken and salad options have suddenly appeared on drive-thru menus nationwide. So what's the problem? Fast food chains are just doing their best to jump on board the health train right? Wrong.
A salad isn't healthy simply because it's a salad. Ingredients make all the difference. Pour on the hefty serving of dressing that comes with it and you've just added over 100 calories to your meal.
While everyone needs a quick meal option every once in a while, chances are that those zooming through a Burger King drive-thru aren't too considered about their health. French fries are french fries. The new "low-fat" french fries are still damaging to your health, the same way the old french fries are. Both options include essentially the same ingredients. The "low-fat" option simply has a different amount of ingredients.
Most of us have a tendency to "even things out," often subconsciously. Don't think that choosing the "low-fat" french fries means you can order a medium instead of a small, or have an extra large soda. It doesn't work that way.
Alex Macedo, president of Burger King North America, was quoted by USA TODAY as saying, "This will grow, just like diet soda grew over time."
This just goes to show how unconcerned those at the top of many fast food chains are with public health.
To Macedo, the "low-fat" fry is a trend and a money-maker, much like diet soda.
Well I'm on the topic, let's discuss the "diet soda is healthy" myth. Simply put, the artificial sugars in diet soda confuse your body, which can lead to overeating and can damage your metabolism. When you then consume actual sugar, your body doesn't know how to process it properly and your system becomes completely out-of-whack.
That said, let me get back to the real issue. CEO's and heads of fast food companies know unhealthy and damaging their food is, they just don't care.
As long as you are still willing to risk your health and destroy your body for a greasy happy meal overloaded with sodium, artificial ingredients, fat and calories, the masterminds behind the menus will continue to come up with ways to con you into thinking you are making a "healthier" choice. Satisfries or not, the healthy choice at Burger King is still no Burger King.
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Abbas Maleki is assistant professor of political science at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, director of the International Institute for Caspian Studies, and senior associate of the Belfer Center's International Security Program. He was Iran's deputy foreign minister from 19881997.
November 26, 2013
"Seven Implications Of Nuclear Deal For IranAnalysis"
Op-Ed, Eurasia Review
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"We must keep our eyes on the future. Iran should abide by the commitments it has accepted as per the recent agreement. [Iranian officials] should not be dismayed by political positions taken and remarks made by certain officials of other countries even if they are against the very spirit of the agreement. Every political official in any country is faced with their own limitations. Therefore, saving the face of the opposite parties should be considered as part of the Iranians' hospitality tradition. It takes long and serious negotiations before the relations between Iran and the United States can be normalized."
July 13, 2013
"Rouhani Stresses Regionalism In Iranian Foreign Policy"
Op-Ed, Al-Monitor
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"...[T]he region offers Iran great potential to enhance rail and land transport for the exchange of local goods to form new markets. The region can also serve as a major energy hub, specifically with natural gas for Iran, China and Russia. By developing an integrative transportation system inclusive of land, air and sea, Iran could help the region connect with the Indian Ocean, the Sea of Oman and the Caspian Sea. Iran already possesses a large road and rail system that connects Khorasan with its ports in the Persian Gulf, including in Chabahar and Bandar Abbas, which it can lease to its neighbors and derive transit and customs revenues."
October 8, 2012
"Iran, US, and the MEK"
Op-Ed, Iran Review
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program and Cyrus Safdari
"The irony of the decision to strip the MKO of its terrorist designation should be apparent when one considers the fact that since 1875, only a small number of Americans have been killed in Iran and of those, all but one were assassinated by the same MKO....No American has been killed in Iran since the 1979 Islamic Revolution."
August 20, 2012
"Why West Should Curb Hostility To Non-Aligned Summit in Tehran"
Op-Ed, Al-Monitor
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program and Kaveh L. Afrasiabi
"...[T]he various implications of the NAM summit and Iran's NAM presidency for regional stability, conflict mediation and a greater Iranian role as a responsible international actor, among others need to be taken into consideration in the West, as part and parcel of a more prudent and nuanced Western approach toward Iran, instead of one that is dependent on coercive diplomacy."
June 11, 2012
"Iran Nuclear Talks: What to Do in Moscow"
Op-Ed, The Huffington Post
By John Tirman and Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"...[S]hould the negotiations fail, a war with Iran would be catastrophic. The United States has not only been down that road with Iraq, but now is a fragile moment in many Arab countries, in Afghanistan and Pakistan as well, where a war against Iran could produce enormous repercussions boosting the prospects of the most militant factions which last for a generation or more. A war would also spike oil prices to all-time highs and demolish hopes for economic recovery here, Europe, Japan, and indeed everywhere else."
May 21, 2012
"How To Avoid a War with Iran"
Op-Ed, Foreign Policy
By Matthew Bunn, Professor of Practice; Co-Principal Investigator, Project on Managing the Atom and Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
Observers would be forgiven for dismissing negotiations over Iran's nuclear program as Kabuki theater. Despite years of on-again, off-again efforts, after all, fears of war continue to simmer. Such frustrations are understandable -- but they may not be entirely justified.
April 30, 2012
"Iran, Netanyahu and the Holocaust"
Op-Ed, Veterans Today
By Arshin Adib-Moghaddam and Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"There are Stars of David publicly displayed in Tehran of course, for instance on the walls and signs of the Beheshtieh Jewish cemetery where dozens of holocaust victims are buried. In Tehran today there are 18 synagogues, several kosher butchers, Jewish schools and a Jewish hospital. Comparable conditions exist in other cities with a sizeable Jewish community. The situation for all minorities in Iran is far from perfect, but the Islamic Republic guarantees the political representation of the Jewish community in the Iranian parliament, a political right that is codified in the Iranian constitution."
Winter 2010
"Iran's Nuclear File: Recommendations for the Future"
Journal Article, Daedalus, issue 1, volume 139
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"An ambitious reinvigoration of the grand bargain that was struck 40 years ago in the NPT is needed to usher in a new era of cooperation on preventing proliferation. The renewed grand bargain will need to combine steps that can be taken immediately alongside a vision for the longer term. It will also need to draw in states that are not parties to the NPT. Rather than rushing toward confrontation, with all its risks, all sides must put historic antipathies aside and find face-saving solutions. To give the Iranian advocates of compromise a chance to succeed, the United States and the other major powers need to put offers on the table that will show the people of Iran that nuclear restraint and compliance will put their nation on a path toward peace and prosperity."
January 29, 2009
"Iran's Islamic Revolution and Its Future"
Journal Article, Viewpoints, The Iranian Revolution at 30 Special Edition
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
"Regime sustainability despite different internal crises and foreign threats underlines the fact that Iran enjoys a relatively rational decision-making process. The central slogan of the Iranian Revolution was "Independence, Freedom, and Islamic Republic." Today, Iran is an independent state, as it does not belong to an Eastern or a Western bloc. Although the country has not realized its ambition of economic independence, the revolution has provided economic welfare. Rural development has improved people's lives by providing villages with water, electricity, and infrastructure. The essence of independence also
referred to the specific relations between the Iranian monarchy and the United States. The US-sponsored 1953 coup against the popular Muhammad Mosaddeq government made Iran an American client state, leading to Iranian dependence in all aspects."
November 2007
"Energy Supply and Demand in Eurasia: Cooperation between EU and Iran"
Journal Article, China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly, issue 4, volume 5
By Abbas Maleki, Associate, International Security Program
Energy diversification has emerged as one of the most important priorities for a majority of the European countries and the EU. Growing energy demand in Europe combined with a high reliance on Russia as an energy producer have led the EU to look to the Caspian Sea region for alternative energy resources, especially in natural gas. Iran has the 2nd largest natural gas reserves in the world and could assist Europe in diversifying supplies. This article argues that there is substantial potential for energy cooperation between Iran and the European countries, particularly Turkey. Increased Iranian participation in the Eurasian energy market, both as consumer and producer, could lead to other benefits including economic development and more efficient energy extraction.


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Middlebury College Alumni Association
Get Involved…Stay Involved Checklist
Alumni play a vital role in keeping the Middlebury community strong for the students, parents and each other. Here are some ways you can get involved – and stay involved – with Middlebury.
Reconnect – Get back in touch with professors, old friends, the campus and Vermont
- Update your personal information with the College
- Log in to Middlebury Online and connect with old and new Middlebury friends
- Join your class' reunion committee to help plan a great weekend
- Join Middlebury Class and Regional Facebook groups
- Call a professor and talk about ways his or her class influenced your career and life
- Share news and pictures with your class correspondents
- Stay connected to classmates and become a Class Agent or Class Correspondent
- Come back to Vermont and visit campus as often as you can!
Shape – Help shape the future of Middlebury by getting involved in student admissions
- Sign up with the Alumni Admissions Program and conduct interviews with high school candidates
- Promote Middlebury with your local high school's college guidance counselors, teachers and coaches
- Represent Middlebury at a high school college fair
- Talk up Middlebury to accepted students in your area
- Shape the life of a current student by donating to the Annual Fund
- Check out MiddSTART - a great way to support student projects
Advocate – Be a champion of the College within your community and with the general public
- Put a Middlebury bumper sticker on your car
- Wear Middlebury apparel around town, to your gym or even a local high school event
- Talk with your friends and their kids about Middlebury
- Hang your Middlebury degree on your office wall
- Share stories about Middlebury with alumni of other schools from which you graduated
- Talk up Middlebury's environmental history and sustainability efforts
- Promote press-worthy achievements of Middlebury faculty
Advance – Help advance the career of Middlebury students and graduates
- Mentor students and alumni through the career advisory network, MiddNet
- Sponsor an internship for a current student or alum
- Keep in touch with Career Services about job opportunities at your organization
Educate – Take advantage of your lifelong relationship with Middlebury and continue to use its unmatched resources
- Attend Alumni College – annual four day program at the end of summer at the Bread Loaf campus
- Attend a local MCAA chapter event - a listing of events can be found on the Middlebury Online calendar
- Surf the Middlebury web site and learn about the current state of the college and listen to great stories about students and faculty
- Buy a book written by a Middlebury professor or alum
- Visit an exhibit at the Mahaney Center for the Arts on campus
- Cheer on the Middlebury athletic teams
- Attend a faculty lecture on-campus
Involve – Help make a difference in your local Middlebury community and beyond
- Get involved in your local alumni chapter and volunteer your time
- Recommend alumni for the MCAA Board
- Attend or organize a chapter event
- Recommend alumni for Alumni Achievement and Alumni Plaque Awards
- Vote for MCAA Directors and Alumni Trustees in April
- Hold a neighborhood alumni get-together
- Host a Middlebury student who can't make it home for a holiday or break
- Visit a housebound alum and talk about your shared experiences
For a printer-friendly version of this list, please click here.
Contact the Alumni office at firstname.lastname@example.com or 802-443-5183.


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Risk Management of Property and Liability
North Idaho College strives to provide a safe environment for employees, students and visitors. Risk Management includes activities that reduce injuries as well as reduce the college's risk of financial loss from property and liability claims.
- Accident Reporting—Responsible for all claims against college EXCEPT worker's comp for college employees.
- Certificates of Insurance—Insurance for off campus events
- International Travel--Risk guidelines and insurance for employees traveling outside the U.S. on NIC Business
- Waiver forms--for participants in high-risk activities/events
- NIC Administrative Guidelines, Risk Management
The Office of Resource Management coordinates specific risk management activities and promotes awareness of risk management. College deans, directors and departmental administrators are responsible to manage their areas to maintain safe working and learning environments, to request insurance when risk can be transferred, and to report accidents and losses promptly. Questions about coverage should be directed to the Office of Resource Management.


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Monday, September 30th, 2013 Mill Valley Public LibraryCreekside Room7 PM (doors open at 6:45)Big, Bold, Beautiful: Mark di Suvero at Crissy FieldSeptember 30th, 7:00pm
This lecture will highlight the eight monumental sculptures installed at San Francisco's Crissy Field through May, 2014. di Suvero creates monumental sculptures that convey a sense of lightness and movement. The talk will include a video of di Suvero talking about his personal connections to San Francisco and the Golden Gate bridge, which provides a dramatic backdrop for the exhibition, and his other significant contributions to public art in the Bay Area.
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