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UTSA Convocation Center commencement ceremony
UTSA expands commencement to three days, six ceremonies
By Leigh Anne Gullett
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(Dec. 15, 2005)--For the first time, The University of Texas at San Antonio will celebrate three days of commencement ceremonies as 2,811 degree candidates walk the stage in five ceremonies at the Convocation Center and a sixth ceremony at the Recital Hall, all on the 1604 Campus.
In the past, UTSA spread four ceremonies, plus an Honors College celebration, over two days.
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Time Warner Cable educational channel 19 and UTSA television monitors around the campuses will broadcast the five main ceremonies live.
The highest profile weekend ceremony is the 7 p.m. College of Liberal and Fine Arts commencement Friday, Dec. 16, as Ambassador Tony Garza, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, addresses the college's 649 degree candidates.
The College of Engineering and College of Sciences are first on the commencement schedule with a 7 p.m. ceremony, Thursday, Dec. 15. Outgoing UTSA Provost and Executive Vice President Guy Bailey will address the 487 graduates.
Friday features an Honors College ceremony at 3 p.m. in the Arts Building Recital Hall. The College of Liberal and Fine Arts ceremony with Garza is the other Friday commencement.
On Saturday, Dec. 17, there are three ceremonies, beginning with a 9 a.m. College of Education and Human Development commencement. Raymund Paredes, commissioner of the Higher Education Coordinating Board speaks to the college's 601 degree candidates.
The second ceremony on Saturday features Bailey in a return appearance as he addresses the College of Architecture as well as the management and marketing departments of the College of Business at 1 p.m. There are 886 total degree candidates in the College of Business, which is split between the two ceremonies at 1 and 5 p.m.
The 5 p.m. College of Business commencement also recognizes 140 College of Public Policy degree candidates, capping the weekend festivities with a keynote from Elizabeth Ames Jones, chairperson of the Texas Railroad Commission.
A total of 2,184 undergraduate students will participate in the six ceremonies, which recognize both summer and fall graduation candidates with 613 graduate students and 14 doctoral students joining the procession.
Fall 2005 Commencement statistics
College of Engineering -- 142 degree candidates
College of Sciences -- 345 degree candidates
College of Liberal and Fine Arts -- 649 degree candidates
College of Education and Human Development -- 601 degree candidates
College of Architecture -- 47 degree candidates
College of Business -- 886 degree candidates
College of Public Policy -- 140 degree candidates
Applied Arts and Sciences, Vice Provost - Downtown Campus -- 1 degree candidate
Bachelor's degrees -- 2,184
Master's degrees -- 613
Doctoral degrees -- 14


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Shoot, Randles got as many 60yrd games as Hixon has this yr, which is 2...lol I promise u, that if mario was here, he'd have at least 4-5 games of 60plus yrds recieving..
Shoot, Randles got as many 60yrd games as Hixon has this yr, which is 2...lol I promise u, that if mario was here, he'd have at least 4-5 games of 60plus yrds recieving..
The productivity is so lopsided that its literally laughable that a case is being made for Hixon.
Hixon is a ROLE PLAYER. MM is an offensive WEAPON!!!
All the facts support my position. ALL OF THEM.
Regular season, playoffs, big plays.....it all supports MM by a mile.
You could argue locklear should be starting over DD or that stevie brown should be starting over rolle or that andre brown should be in over bradshaw. Last year Osi started over Jpp for the majority of the season even though they did split time. And if you look back to preseason i dont know how the hell david carr made the team. Ryan played better than him in the preseason and they didnt even give him a chance. They wont even give wilson playing time.
We have a good coaching staff but the words "earning playing time" and "Giants" should never be in the same sentence. As far as the 08 season goes it was a much different situation. a lot more pressure was on hixon. But i hate making excuses so ill give you that. He didnt step up. But manningham didnt either that year. Right now hixon is better
Yes but MM produced. Hixon didn't. When Hixon had his chance in 2008 he DIDN'T produce.
And in regards to the coaching staff, Hixon was the vet and MM was the youngster. The pattern for these coaches was to favor Hixon. They didn't.
You guys are grasping at straws here with some of your arguments. Just step back, put away any preconceived notions and look at the productivity. Both on the same team with the same QB.
Its not even close. I just don't get the argument here for Hixon vs. Manningham.

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The purpose of the Doctor of Ministry Degree Program at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary is to engage the challenges, opportunities and vocation of ministry through a systematic and sustained curriculum involving disciplined study and reflection over a period of three to four years. Those undertaking the degree are to develop a habit of reading and study, writing and rewriting that provide a pattern of sustained engagement. In addition, the cohort model is to facilitate peer relationships and shared learning.
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Ford brought back the Taurus and Sable names at last week's Chicago auto show, just a month after the new Five Hundred debuted as well, a Five Hundred. What do you think of this quick decision?
they should have just kept it to keep from looking like an idiot. what they should have done was to bring the European Ford Mondeo over here and call that Taurus. That would have given the Camry and Accord something to worry about
Ford's name change is a good one but not executed well enough. Although the new Taurus has a better engine and a bit of a new exterior design, I would also have added two new sets of aluminum mags and done a little more body work (which wouldn't cost that much). I would also lower the car so it looks cooler. This certainly would convince car buyers that the the new Taurus is almost a brand new entity not just a madeover 500/Freethingamajiger. Ford just isn't thorough enough as a car company to make a topseller. Its not always the details that need looking at, they have to consider what further things need to be done which will make their cars more desirable. A more finely tuned Taurus like I suggested with a 325hp Duratec V6 engine could almost compete with the the G35's or ES350 or maybe even a C-Class Mercedes. Maybe a SVT Taurus?
I don't think an SVT Taurus is a good idea for Ford. It probably wouldn't sell because a Taurus is a family vehicle. Plus, 325hp is 25 more horsepower than you get from the Mustang GT's 4.6L V8. A Taurus with more horsepower than a Mustang would break the hearts of enthusiasts.
NO COURAGE.What a chickenshxt decision.Great job,you Ford WEINERS.Notice,I did NOT say WINNERS.
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Members of Abilene boot camp speak out about police investigation
ABILENE, Texas - Abilene police and Child Protective Services are investigating Reality Invasion boot camp for allegedly using restraining devices and stun guns against children.
Those associated with the boot camp, however, say they have only used a stun gun once and that was for self defense.
Reality Invasion is a non-profit, faith-based organization for troubled children.
"We have had a [stun gun] and we have used it once," founder Paul Huntington said. "That is for our protection. A lot of these kids have a background of being violent. A lot of these kids have a background of not minding authority and coming from abusive homes and stuff like that so all they know is to lash out."
Huntington said the camp staff have handcuffs in case the kids get violent but that using a stun gun is their last resort.
Devon Denomie, a drill director, said one girl forced him to use it.
"We were in the room, making her clean her room, and she started to get aggressive and came at me so we had to. On the contract it says that if we feel threatened we can do it," Denomie said. "I did what I needed to do to protect the other drill instructors and even the kids."
Camp participants are put through rigorous mental and physical activities. Parents have to sign a liability waiver to show they understand those activities "could lead to bodily injury, impairment, disability or even death."
Police said assaulting a child is illegal regardless of parental consent. However, using "reasonable" force to discipline a child could be a different story. That is what police are investigating.
Members said they do not use stun guns for discipline.
Parents and children expressed their support for the camp Wednesday.
"I got my discipline under control. I have a bright future set for me," former participant Ferman Cisneros said.
"They want me to run and say 'well all these allegations are coming against you, hey pack up!' No. I'm staying right here because these kids need me as much as I need them. I love these kids, and crazy enough, these kids love me," Huntington said.
As of Wednesday, no arrests have been made, but police said it could go to a grand jury for review.
Police said one child has injuries that reflect the allegations and the youngest victim is only four years old.
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Faber and Faber Ltd, London, England, 2009
Jonathan Lethem has always been a bit of a cult author in the United Kingdom as opposed to the United States, where he is a more of a mainstream literary star. The brief for this job was very open-ended, so I read the book and took its themes as my lead. The aim was to appeal to existing Lethem fans and new readers. His readership is mostly a younger demographic. This group's interests in art and design allowed me to take a more graphic approach than is sometimes possible with other cover briefs.
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Pets with behavioural problems, zoo cast-offs and affable blind otters can all be found on a trip to Port Waikato.
Franklin Zoo Wildlife Sanctuary on Ridge Rd isn't an ordinary zoo, it's a place where odd bods and misfits rule and it's the first stop on the AA's Great Kiwi Road Trip from Auckland.
Ex-pet birds who've taken to stressed feather plucking are here, as are species for which zoos no longer have conservation programmes. It's a home for animals who just couldn't get along, like a zebra from Hamilton who took to stealing other mothers' foals.
Tommy the otter, 22, is an old-timer here and he looks it. He's nearly blind in one eye and lost the other one when an abscessed tooth burst. But despite his troubles he's still seriously cute. On the day we visit, he's grabbing mince out of zoo director Helen Schofield's hands with his own dexterous paws.
Tommy's treats are packed with supplements and medicine to keep him going. He's so loved at the sanctuary Dr Schofield reckons she's found herself holding her breath in the mornings hoping he'll still be there stretched out in the bushes or hanging out in his pool.
Cheeky capuchin monkeys who vie for the best cherries from zoo volunteers don't seem to have any such health troubles.
They scoff down their food and return to schoolyard antics - one little monkey gets a shove from his big brother, starting a game of tag as the tiny monkey sends out a probing jab while on retreat.
It's easy to spend a couple of hours here - the staff are laid back and enjoy chatting about their favourites.
But it was getting hot and the next stop was only down the road, just outside of Tuakau.
Less than a minute out of town a family of six are swimming and giggling on the banks of the Waikato River.
The waterway's moving placidly and from the family's sandy spot just off River Rd they can see the pretty Tuakau Bridge with its rolling sets of white waving arches.
Grandmother Motuere Rawiri is watching her 3-year-old grandson Te Werahi Hira splash about with her other children.
He's not long back from Australia and is enjoying being able to swim in a river.
"We've always come here, it's safe for the kids and when you've got the place to yourself you're pretty lucky."
Across the bridge we turn right to head out to the port and watch quiet farmland and little hills pass by.
Turanganui Marae sits above a river bend. It's a beautiful spot from which watch the river on the final leg of its 425km journey from source to sea.
Port Waikato was an important port during the land wars but on a quiet midweek day there's not much water activity. On the village's outskirts a big bellied boat with paint peeling off is high and dry in a paddock. It's kept company by a couple of fat sheep.
During whitebaiting season this isn't a bad place for a feed, locals reckon. The flounder and mullet aren't bad either.
On the river's south bank, the settlement's wharf store is a top spot to stop for an icecream.
It's only five minutes from here to Sunset Beach, where the black sand looks bluish in spots.
We park up and head for a half-hour walk up the beach with our feet sinking the whole way. The wet sand doesn't pack down hard like golden sand so the leg muscles - which aren't much to write home about anyway - are seriously weary by the time we arrive at the river mouth.
It's worth it though. The river's journey meets the sea softly and the view stretches all the way back to hills which follow the Waikato out.
When life is good, Mila the elephant chooses to act more like a big cat than one of Africa's most loved heavyweights.
After more than three decades in the Whirling Bros Circus, she was retired last year. For the past 12 months she's been in a rehabilitation programme at Franklin Zoo Wildlife Sanctuary aimed at breaking old habits so she can live with other elephants at a larger sanctuary, probably overseas.
When Mila arrived, she was jumpy and nearly everything frightened her, zoo spokeswoman Dr Helen Schofield said.
"She's had a reasonably hard life. She's used to being controlled. Mila was very scared. She had this big field to deal with and everything was new."
A key to her success in living with other elephants is to get her to act like them. So staff have tried to limit physical interaction as much as possible. The goal is to let her make her own decisions, as she would in the wild.
Mila's doing well. She is learning to play which is a good sign. Her big ears must be burning because, while Ms Schofield talks, Mila ambles over to eye us through the fence.
"She's got a really strong personality, when she's wary she'll stick her truck up and have a big sniff, but when she's around people she likes she purrs like a big motorboat."


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The dire shortage of houses for sale in the Auckland market has desperate buyers going door-to-door pleading with homeowners to sell.
Personal letters to property owners and cold-calls from agents have also increased in the past few months, as short supply has pushed prices up to record levels.
Real Estate Institute of New Zealand statistics show the median house price in the Auckland region reached a record $530,000 in October, up 2.9 per cent compared with September.
Prices in central Auckland shot up to $625,000 from $516,900 in October last year, and on the North Shore rose to $638,000 from $561,400.
Sales in the Auckland region increased more than 44 per cent compared with October last year.
Nationally, sales are up one-third year on year and have hit a new median record price of $380,000.
Wendy Alexander, from Barfoot and Thompson, said demand for houses in the main centres had well outstripped supply. Barfoot and Thompson sold 48.7 per cent more houses in October than the same time last year.
"Entry into every suburb is getting higher and even those with more than $600,000 to spend are finding it hard," Alexander said.
North Shore resident Tim Lynch-Blosse said being pro-active in the housing market paid off.
"We had missed out on a couple of houses at auction and thought we would try our luck knocking on the door of a house we had looked at buying earlier," Lynch-Blosse said.
"We agreed on a price with the owner and six weeks later we moved in."
If they had missed out, he had intended to knock on the doors of other properties the family liked the look of.
Since buying their Belmont house, other people had asked the family if they were interested in selling or if they knew of neighbours who would sell.
Auckland couple Kate Sutton and Oliver Mannion have taken a different approach, asking Remax agents Peter Thomas and Roshni Sami to use their names in personal letters to homeowners to try to secure their first home.
They said the situation in Auckland was so bad the Government needed to introduce a capital gains tax if there was to be any relief for buyers.
They believed taxing investment properties was the only way to make home ownership affordable for families and less attractive for investors.
The couple have been house-hunting for seven months, have looked at 150 homes and have been outbid at four auctions.
But even with a good deposit and a budget of between $600,000 and $700,000, the desperate couple are still flatting in an Onehunga property Sutton and her brother own.
"Initially house-hunting was fun, then frustrating, and now it is depressing," Mannion said. Sellers appeared happy to mislead potential buyers to take advantage of the shortage.
"We looked at one house that was advertised as three- or four-bedroom, and we get there and one room is a laundry with a single bed in it and the other is a sleepout outside.
"It was nice but a room outside is not suitable for a family."
That house, in the Auckland suburb of Penrose, went for $817,000 - $200,000 over the recent valuation.
Another property had a ladder up to a loft with a single mattress. "That was described as a third bedroom," Mannion said.
The couple said they were not being unrealistic in what they wanted and had been looking at traditionally affordable suburbs of Onehunga, Blockhouse Bay, Mangere Bridge and Avondale.
The couple had noticed price jumps in the past six months and they have had to increase their budget in the hope of securing a home.
"We are kicking ourselves we didn't buy six months ago because houses that would have gone for $650,000 are now going for $700,000," Sutton said.
Personalised letters, which used the couple's names and family details, dropped in letterboxes by real-estate agents in areas they liked, were their latest attempt to find a home.
"We are hoping that approach may work, that someone will come forward and we can finally get into a family home," Sutton said.


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From what I've gathered, Barcelona -1 and over are the plays. We might see a push but a draw is highly unlikely. Good luck to you!
Documented posted plays since Feb 18th 2014...
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Sharp, Im staying away on this game. I might take a look at halftime and play from there, but best of luck to you today!
I suggest you hop on board. But hey, it is what it is. I know this Milan back 4 is in for a long game. 0-0 or even 1-0, no shot. Just my opinion.
I didn't realize Balotelli was out for this game. I would strongly lean Barca at -1 with only El Shar up front for Milan. Barca will most likely run with 2 strikers in front of Messi to create space, which in turn will result in multiple opportunities and potentially multiple goals. I'm tailing Barca -1 for sure.
Not looking good at the moment b4 the half. AC is playing pretty good defense and frustrating the attack of Barca
Milan scores 1-0 in min 60. I guess you can not trust Barca on the Road?
ThePick6, great call. One of the BEST defensive performances I have ever seen against Barcelona. No discipline costs me big time today. Messi and company were shut down. They have a lot of work to do if they want to advance.
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- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
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The apartment is located in the geographical heart of historic Seville. A few meters from the Plaza de la Encarnación, where is the flagship project of the city in recent times, "Metropol Parasol" which is included in all the pedestrian shopping area of Seville, very close walk to the tourist resort the city that make up the Cathedral, the Giralda and the Santa Cruz. It is an ideal place to recognize your feet all the historic and commercial center, and integrated into the natural life of the city. The main attraction of the city of Seville is a historical center of the world's largest in area, which also has the peculiarity that the mall is also not only for tourism but for Seville. Much of the festival is held in the middle of Eastern, the corpus until the April Fair of Seville is nearby. The streets reflect the holiday spirit according to the time season.
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House rulesPets are allowed with an advance payment of deposit of 100 euros.
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Loved our stay here. Nuria was a perfect host and the apartment could not have been better. Right in the centre of Seville with perfect parking, what more could you ask for. Will be my first place to return to, thanks for everything Nuria.
It's a very nice apartment in the historical center of Sevilla. Nuria is very friendly. I would definitely recommend the apartment to friends.
The flat is located in the very center of Siviglia, close to several nice place to see.
The furniture is new, the place is clean and well organized.
Traveled in June 2014, 2 adults and 2 children.
This flat is excellent - fantastic location in the heart of Seville and right next to the iconic Parasol Metropol with its wonderful market. The really comfortable flat was equipped with absolutely everything we needed and Nuria, the charming owner, even left us extra sheets and towels. Everything was spotlessly clean. We'd definitely stay here again.
Super nice apartment very centrally located in a great location, easy to walk with small children everywhere. The apartment is extremely child friendly, including cots, toys and stuffed animals on the cots welcome! Nuria has received us incredibly nice, explained everything great and left a map of Seville. The apartment is highly recommended
Super schöne Wohnung in genialer Lage sehr zentral, man kommt zu Fuss auch mit kleinen Kindern überall hin. Die Wohnung ist extrem Kinderfreundlich, incl. Babybett, Spielzeug und Kuscheltieren auf den Kinderbetten zur Begrüssung! Nuria hat uns wahnsinnig nett empfangen, alles super erklärt und einen Stadtplan für Sevilla überlassen. Die Wohnung ist sehr empfehlenswert
Comfortable apartment in great location.
Owner friendly and helpful.
Comfortable apartment in great location.
Friendly and helpful owner.
Appartamento confortevole in ottima posizione.
Proprietaria gentile e disponibile.
Comfortable apartment in great location.
Friendly and helpful owner.
Tidy house 15 minutes away from the center. There was wifi in the apartment and on request there is parking for rent under the apartment. We had a great stay!
Netjes huis op 15 minuten afstand van het centrum. Er was wifi aanwezig in het appartement en op verzoek is er parkeerruimte te huur onder het appartementencomplex. We hebben een prima verblijf gehad!
Apartment very well located, nice and quiet.
Appartement très bien situé, agréable et calme.
Apartment in the heart of Seville. Near the historic district (just walk). Very clean and very functional. Calm. Very friendly host. If we return to Seville, we will definitely be in this apartment.
Appartement au coeur de Séville. Proche du quartier historique (tout à pied). Très propre et très fonctionnel. Calme absolu. Hôte très sympathique. Si nous revenons à Séville, nous reviendrons sans aucun doute dans cet appartement.
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The Lego franchise - and its cheeky remakes of classic movies - has become one of gaming's golden franchises. Staggering, really, when you consider that across the titles, play is essentially the same. Run around, find things, build things, break things and collect stuff. Then as you progress through levels and unlock items, you're able to go back and run around and find things to collect that you couldn't get to before. Seeing how blockbusters are applied to the Lego universe is always interesting, and Pirates is particularly cool.
The environments are engaging, puzzles puzzling and the traditional "mime-acted" cutscenes are entertaining. The whole set of Pirates movies are combined for this game, and while the early ones are easy to follow, when the themes and stories get more complex, it gets a tad confusing.
The awesome two-player split screen system from other games is carried through and allows easy drop-in play, but unfortunately this co-op approach does not come with an online option - which these days should see the developer being made to walk the plank.
The only other issue is the occasional inaccuracy of the control system - you can spend a lot of time repeating platform tasks because the jump and direction commands don't always work perfectly. But if you're a fan of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, you'll definitely get a kick out of this.
Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean
Stars: 3/5
Platform: PS3
Rated: G
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About the line of prints is done in a computer program, which I studied at NYU for a few months so that I know how to do it. After designed I color them by hand.
All these happen to still be in the making but, I wanted to share with you my dreams and hopes. Once everything is ready I'll show them here.
The bijoux and print line are both inspired pretty much on Architecture and Interior Design. I hope you like them.


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Gilbert M. Denman
Gib Denman honored with University Center room naming
By Janice Odom
Interim Vice President for University Advancement
(Dec. 7, 2007)--UTSA President Ricardo Romo recently announced the renaming of the Laurel Room in the University Center as the Gilbert M. Denman Room "in memory of a great friend who favorably impacted numerous programs at UTSA through his generosity and dedication to higher education and the arts."
The renaming was announced at a Nov. 29 ceremony before the President's Opening Night of Holiday Cabaret.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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Gib Denman, who died in 2004, was a prominent San Antonio attorney largely responsible for some $5 million in gifts to UTSA over the years. He was on the board of the Ewing Halsell Foundation, which made a $1 million scholarship gift in 2000, and served as trustee of the George W. Brackenridge Foundation, which contributed $1 million to UTSA in 2001 to create the Sue E. Denman Distinguished Chair in American Literature. The chair was named in honor of his grandmother, one of the first women in Texas to attend college.
To honor his memory, the other trustees of the Brackenridge Foundation funded the Gilbert M. Denman Professorship in American History at UTSA in 2004 and the Gilbert M. Denman Jr. Opera Endowment in 2005.
A native of San Antonio, Denman graduated in 1940 from the University of Texas at Austin, where he was president of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. After graduation from the UT School of Law in 1942, he was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Navy, where he trained as a cryptographer and served as an aide to Admiral Chester W. Nimitz during World War II.
With his cousin, Leroy G. Denman Jr., Gib Denman was a third-generation partner in Denman, Franklin & Denman, one of the most influential law firms in San Antonio. The support provided to UTSA by the Denman family through its various interests has come at critical times in the university's history, providing important endowment funds to recruit outstanding students and faculty.
"Gib Denman touched the entire UTSA community in many ways," said Romo. "The renaming of the Laurel Room as the Gilbert M. Denman Room is a fitting tribute to a great friend, a generous benefactor and an exceptional visionary."
With the renaming of the Laurel Room as the Gilbert M. Denman Room, the original Denman Room in the John Peace Library (JPL) Building at the 1604 Campus now will be called the JPL Executive Conference Room.


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CEE also reaches out to other educational organizations that promote economic and financial literacy to establish partnerships to help them expand their programs and develop new ones. CEE also seeks to support state and local providers of economic, financial, and entrepreneurship education; sponsor activities to foster more research in financial and economic education programs; and encourage professional development among K-12 educators.
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I have seen several people state that "my hive died due to mites" or some variation on such. How do they tell? I have mites in my hives, like most people. I know that mites help transmit viruses and cause other problems. My question is: HOW do they know mites caused the crash? Is there some diagnostic test I have never read about in the magazines or books? What are the determining criteria?
I have had many hives die over the years. Some looked real strong and I don't know why they died. Some were weak and I expected them to die. And, there were several cases of the exact opposite of those two scenarios. But, when a hive dies, I find it very difficult to determine exactly WHY they died. So I am curious how these folks can make such definite statements?
I approach the mite and bee survival by breeding better bee lines for my area. I work hard at tracking my genetic lines, keeping notes and measuring how each hive perfoms so that I can do solid comparasions to determine which lines to continue to breed. My bees survive for years without mite treatments. My marked queens live for 3-4 years (my oldest just died after 4 1/2 years and she was still outproducing the younger queens. Why they superceded her when she was doing so well is a mystery).
I do a lot of cut-outs so I get to see a lot of feral beehives. It has been very educational to see how these bees cope with mites and SHB (I've only seen 2 cut-outs where there were not SHB). The cut-outs also provide me with a wide range of genetic material to work with. Ok, now I'm just rambling.......
Please respond with SPECIFIC CRITERIA/EVIDENCE that helps you make a COD determination. I'm looking for something more than a lot of non-specific responses or "I read this once in a book" type of answers.


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Are we seriously having 3 wr and a flex? Pretty ****ty
I really think we need to get vote again on this. 2 RB's 3 WR's and a flex is just too much. It takes all the skill out of the game in my opinion. You are playing 6 skill players, a QB with 6 pts per TD and a TE. There will be no decisions like should I put in player A or B. You can just put everyone in and hope they blow up. We are all more skilled than this. This is the kind of **** rookie leagues do. It should either be 2 RBs and 3 WR's or 2 RB's, 2 WR's and Flex.
I vote for 2 RB's and 3 WR's.


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st: RE: Upgrading from v9 to v10mp
"Brent Fulton" <email@example.com>
st: RE: Upgrading from v9 to v10mp
Tue, 3 Jul 2007 15:08:01 -0700
Hi Simon,
I recently upgraded from Stata 9 SE to Stata 9 MP (duo core). And I had
exactly your question: would it appreciably reduce the run times of those
mid-duration tasks e.g., 30 seconds to a few minutes? I have definitely
noticed the improvement and found the upgrade to be well worth the cost.
Brent D. Fulton, PhD
Health Services Researcher
Petris Center, School of Public Health, UC Berkeley
Phone: 510-643-4102
Fax: 510-643-4281
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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[mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Simon Moore
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2007 6:20 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: st: Upgrading from v9 to v10mp
Dear Statalist,
There's several reasons why I'd like to upgrade from Stata 9 to Stata
10. But I have a question about MP and whether this is something I
should be looking at (as I have dual core CPU).
From the info I've found (http://www.stata.com/statamp/) MP is suitable
and *should* be faster for most analyses. The same info also states
that not all processes will run in parallel, however. It would seem
silly for me to pay extra only to find that the most computationally
intensive work I do (which isn't a great deal) cannot make use of this
extra processing power. So I was wondering whether anyone on Statalist
might be able to offer some thoughts?
Probably the most intensive work involves such things as xtlogit and
I've also looked at reoprob - with a large survey and bootstrapping
would MP work through user written commands (i.e. reoprob) any faster?
Other things that can take time include cycling through large -foreach
num- lists and using postfile (neither reoprob nor postfile are covered
in report.pdf at http://www.stata.com/statamp/) to generate a new
dataset. Would these be noticeably quicker under MP?
What's my MP criteria? I suppose shaving 1 or 2 seconds of something
that takes 1 or 2 seconds wouldn't be that useful, I just don't get
another sip of coffee. Similarly, shaving a few hours off something
that takes more 24 hours to run probably wouldn't mean that much as I'd
be doing something else anyway. It's the 'not quite long enough to go
do something useful' tasks where I'd find the extra speed most useful...
are the time savings linear over problem size?
Any thoughts greatly appreciated
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Giants Fans, we are proud to announce that using the FREE New York Giants Mobile App you can watch live in-stadium video feeds and replays right on your phone exclusively via the Giants Mobile app on your iPhone or Android smartphone. This is a stadium exclusive feature, available while you are inside MetLife Stadium.
Text the word Giants to 51288 or click here to download the Giants Mobile App
To access the Live Video feature:
Connect to the MLSOPEN Wi-Fi Network through the Settings menu of your Android smartphone or iPhone.
Launch the Giants Mobile App.
Hit the up arrow located on the bottom right of the screen and click LIVE VIDEO
Once the screen loads, select the Live, Highlights or Drive tab
The Wi-Fi Network and In-Stadium features are still undergoing testing and therefore are offered at no charge. We welcome your comments on this trial service. Let us know via the Feedback form in the Settings part of the app or at: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
New York Giants
So did anybody try this? Did it work for you?
I tried in the late first quarter, but got frustrated and gave up after repeatedly getting connection errors. I was using the Android app on a VZW Droid Charge.
I was able to successfully connect to the network on my phone twice out of about 20 attempts. Once I finally had a connection, I tried to load the Video section of the app. I was unable to see the video except once in about 10 15 attempts. When I got the video to appear, it froze up after a few seconds, and never recovered. The rest of the times that I tried to load the video, I received an error message stating that there was too much network traffic.
They've really done a terrible job of implementing this. But with this stadium, who could expect anything better? This was promised back in the summer of 2010, and we still are "testing" it over 2 seasons later?!
I dont understand how it is that difficult to adequately predict the volume of wireless traffic when you know exactly how many people will be in the stadium on a gameday. There are absolutely no variables here, other than what percentages of people are using their smartphones... So you over-estimate.
Bad job by NYG, Verizon, Cisco and Yinzcam.
I've contacted them via the methods in the email, and if you're also disappointed by this, then I encourage you to do the same.


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Roll pins require the use of a specially-shaped punch, exactly so that what you've experienced won't happen.
The nose of the special punch is shaped in such a way that it will not enter the center of the roll pin, so it will not get stuck.
It is possible to shatter the broken-off pieces of the stuck punch(es), and then to pick them out. It's not an easy, simple job, though.
Your best bet is to take your mess to a qualified gunsmith, and let him figure a solution out. Whatever you pay him, it'll be worth it.
A long time ago, I broke a hardened screw off in a hole, in a soft-steel lockplate.
The jeweler whose shop was across the street from my own place had gotten his start as a machinist on board a WW2 submarine. I consulted him, and he suggested that I place the lockplate into a glass beaker containing a solution of styptic pencil (aluminum hydroxide, I believe) in water, and then to gently boil the stuff.
In about an hour, the hardened piece of screw almost fell out, all on its own. The threaded hole was almost unchanged, and was still completely functional.
He explained: The styptic material attacks hardened steel more avidly than it attacks soft steel, so the screw lost diameter faster than the lockplate lost its dimensions. He told me all about the chemistry involved, but I no longer remember it.
This technique, however, should be seen as a last resort. The penalties for a little bit of miscalculation would be disastrous. But it would work on your broken-off punch tips.
I don't know anything about the anatomy of your P230. Sorry.


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The following information is intended to help you become familiar with the administrative appeals process.
This is not intended to substitute for an attorney's advice nor is it intended to cover every situation.
Persons aggrieved by an action of IDEM may wish to seek legal advice before seeking administrative review.
PLEASE BE ADVISED: Failure to follow these directions may result in the denial or dismissal of the petition for administrative review.
All requests for administrative review should be mailed or delivered to:
Office of Environmental Adjudication
Indiana Government Center North
Room N103
100 N. Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
The Office of Environmental Adjudication (OEA) was created in 1995, to provide a forum for impartial review of decisions made by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM). OEA was originally part of IDEM but was made a separate agency to assure the impartiality of the Environmental Law Judges. Currently, the OEA has 5 employees which includes two Environmental Law Judges (ELJ). OEA is located on the 5th floor of Indiana Government Center North in Room N501. The telephone number is (317) 232-8591.
IDEM's decisions may have gone through different steps where you participated. Perhaps you made comments at a local zoning or planning board meeting or at an IDEM public comment hearing. When a case reaches OEA, IDEM has made a decision, and OEA functions as the first level of the court process to weigh evidence and apply the specific laws as to whether IDEM correctly made a particular decision. So, a case before OEA proceeds in ways similar to how cases might be heard by a judge in a county court.
At the final hearing, the parties present evidence and call and cross-examine witnesses, in a manner similar as is done in a non-jury civil trial. Following the close of the hearing, the environmental law judge will issue Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law. The Environmental Law Judge is the ultimate authority on the matter and those findings are final unless one of the parties to the action seeks judicial review of the decision under IC 4-21.5- 5.
The laws governing this process can be found in the Administrative Procedures and Orders Act in the Indiana Code, IC 4-21.5-3. In addition, OEA has passed rules regarding its procedure. These rules can be found at in the Indiana Administrative Code at 315 IAC 1. Laws about the establishment and operation of OEA can be found at IC 4-21.5-7. In the event that any information in this guide conflicts with the laws or regulations, the laws or regulations will control.
You can find the laws and regulations in the following places. Local county courthouses have a law library and the laws and regulations should be available there. Also, you can find them on the Internet. There are links to the Indiana Code (the laws), Indiana Administrative Code (the rules) and the IDEM's web page from OEA's web page at www.in.gov/oea. You can find previous decisions made by the ELJs on the OEA's web page by clicking on the Decisions. You also can find the laws and rules on the Indiana General Assembly's web page at www.in.gov/legislative/ic_iac/.
There are required legal standards for filing an appeal.
You should include the following information in your appeal (also called a Petition for Review).
This information includes:
If your Petition does not contain this information, you may be ordered to amend your Petition to include the missing information or your Petition may be dismissed.
It is helpful to the ELJ if you also include the following information:
The administrative process can be broken down into various stages or steps. These steps include, but are not limited to: initiation of the appeal, discovery and hearing.
INITIATION The first step is initiating the appeals process. This is done when an appeal or Petition for Review is filed with OEA. It must be filed with OEA, not IDEM, although you must send a copy to IDEM and to the party to whom IDEM's action was directed. The required contents of the Petition for Review are discussed above. An important element of initiating an appeal is jurisdiction. This means whether a court or agency has the authority to hear a case. OEA has the authority to hear only appeals of IDEM's actions or failure to act.
You must file your appeal within a certain number of days. If you fail to file within the specified time, OEA cannot consider your appeal. The notice you received telling you about IDEM's action should tell you how much time you have to file an appeal. In general, the deadline is fifteen (15) days.
OEA will assign a cause number to the case. Here is an example: 05-A-J-3500. The first number, 05, is the year that the case was filed (2005). The first letter refers to the type of case it is.
A means that this is a case dealing with an air pollution issue.
S means that the case involves a solid or hazardous waste issue.
W refers to a water pollution issue.
The second letter refers to what type of action is being appealed.
J refers to a permit action.
E means that an enforcement action is being appealed.
The last number is a sequential number assigned as the cases come into OEA. You are required to reference the cause number in all of your dealings with OEA.
An Environmental Law Judge, or ELJ, will be assigned to your case when your appeal is received by OEA. This ELJ will hear your case and make all decisions pertinent to the case. An important rule to remember is that you may not talk to the ELJ without all of the parties to the case being present. Talking directly to the ELJ without the other parties is called ex parte communications. The prohibition against ex parte communications is to ensure that the ELJ remains impartial and to allow each party an opportunity to present their side in front of the other parties. If you have a question about a procedure, you may call the ELJ, but this should be done cautiously.
Typically, the ELJ will issue an order that requires the parties to appear at a prehearing conference. You will receive notice of this conference and any other order issued by the presiding ELJ. It is important that you appear at this conference. The ELJ can dismiss or default any party that does not appear at a conference or other scheduled meeting.
DISCOVERY This is a legal term that refers to the process where the parties can discover other parties' evidence. This is done through the use of interrogatories (written questions), depositions, requests for production of documents and/or requests for admissions (a request to admit whether a fact is true or not). It is important to know that if you receive such a request, failure to respond can be used against you. It is also important to know that your response must be under oath to these requests.
HEARING This is when you must present your evidence to OEA. You may present the evidence by testifying, by asking other people to testify or by presenting written documentation. In general, the proceedings in OEA are informal and the technical rules of evidence will not be applied. However, there are rules that govern how evidence is presented and you should be familiar with them. The rules can be found at IC 4-21.5-3, 315 IAC 1, the Courtroom Handbook on Indiana Evidence and the Indiana Rules of Court. These are available in most county courthouse law libraries. You should become familiar with these procedures so that you can present your evidence in an organized and effective manner. The hearing will be recorded by a court reporter. This person is hired by OEA to record the entire hearing.
All witnesses will be placed under oath. This oath will be similar to this statement - "I swear or affirm under the penalties for perjury that the testimony that I give will be the truth."
During the hearing, you may call witnesses, including yourself, to testify. You will also be given the opportunity to cross-examine (ask questions of) any witness called by the other parties. There are limits to examination of witnesses and you should become familiar with these procedures.
Typically, you, as the party that initiated the proceeding, will have the burden of proof, or the responsibility to show that IDEM was incorrect in making its decision. An exception to this rule is that if you are the subject of an enforcement action, which is an action in which IDEM alleges that you violated the law or rules and is asking for a penalty. In an enforcement action IDEM has the burden of proof and must prove its allegations.
An important thing to remember is that IDEM makes its decisions based on the laws passed by the legislature as found in the Indiana Code and regulations approved by the boards: the Solid Waste Management Board, the Water Pollution Control Board, the Air Pollution Control Board or the Financial Assurance Board—as found in the Indiana Administrative Code. The applicable laws are found in Indiana Code Title 13. The applicable rules are found in Titles 326, 327, 328, and 329 of the Indiana Administrative Code. You must prove that IDEM failed to follow these laws and regulations, if you are to prevail. If you question a decision because of something that IDEM does not have to consider, you will not win. You should be familiar with the regulations that control the action you are protesting.
All of IDEM's actions become effective if an appeal is not filed within a certain amount of time. Even if an appeal is filed, the action will become effective if a stay is not requested. This rule does not apply to enforcement action, because enforcement actions are automatically stayed by the filing of an appeal. If you do not want the IDEM action to become effective, you must ask for the stay and prove that a stay is necessary. If you request a stay, the ELJ will set a hearing date at which you may present your evidence on why IDEM's action should not take effect. You have the burden of proof at this hearing and must present enough evidence to show all of the following things:
The following persons can be parties to an appeal:
In the Petition for Review, the petitioner (the person who is objecting to IDEM's action) must state why they should be considered a party. Typically, most Petitioners are either the person to whom the order is directed (i.e. the permittee) or someone else who believes that they are aggrieved or adversely affected. If you believe that you are aggrieved or adversely affected by IDEM's action, you must state sufficient facts that show you are entitled to be a party.
This is a legal term that refers to the amount of evidence that you must present in order to win your appeal. If you are objecting to the issuance or denial of a permit, then you have the burden of proof. This means that you must present enough evidence to convince the ELJ that you are correct. The amount of evidence you must present is substantial. This will often require that you present scientific evidence showing that IDEM was wrong in reaching its decision. If you object to the issuance of an enforcement action against you, then IDEM has the burden of proof.
It is also important to remember that if you send OEA a document of any kind, for example: a letter, a copy of any document, a status report, or any supplemental information, you must send a copy to all of the other parties. The ELJ may ignore any document submitted to OEA that is not also sent to the other parties. The names and addresses of the other parties are listed on all court orders under the heading of Distribution.
You do not need to be represented by a lawyer, but you will required to know the law and how to present your case. If you are representing yourself and you are not a lawyer, you can place yourself at a serious disadvantage by not having the training and experience to know the law, how to present your case, and how to focus primarily on these tasks, because you also might have very strong personal concerns about the case and other demands on your time which limit you from doing all that is required. If you choose to represent yourself, it is called pro se. By law, no one at OEA will be able to assist you in preparing your case, nor can OEA help any other party. It is usually a good idea to hire an attorney.
It has been emphasized that you must attend any conference or hearing scheduled by the presiding ELJ. However, if you cannot attend these meetings, you can ask the ELJ for a continuance, or postponement of the meeting. Such requests should be in writing and should be filed with the ELJ at least five (5) days prior to the meeting. You should also contact the other parties before you send your written request to find out whether they object to the continuance. The ELJ can grant a request for a continuance even if the other parties object, but you still have to report whether they agree or object.


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Cloud Computing - Formulating an EH Methodology for Cloud Computing
My Team and I am working our security assessment approach - following the government approved standards. However, from the EH side, am adding additional items as we won't be able to see the assets first hand and have to entrust a third party to protect us.
But aside from the obvious items (scanning from IP's of the unknown, XSS attacks, social engineering, and maybe a spearphish scenario/test case. anyone have any good items to share to add to my list of tests or maybe past experiences or "it was easy" to get to the jewels?!?!?


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U.S. Department of Justice
United States Attorney
District of Arizona
For Information Contact Public Affairs
PHOENIX - All 64 defendants have been sentenced for their roles in a massive scheme to defraud the United States out of more than a half-million dollars in student loan funds. The case, known as United States v. Halton et. al., saw each of the 64 defendants plead guilty to charges including Conspiracy, Mail Fraud, Financial Aid Fraud, Theft of Government Funds and/or False Statements in Connection with Financial Aid. The final defendant was sentenced on Monday by U.S. District Judge Neil Wake to a term of home detention and ordered to pay $15,295 in restitution.
"Student loans are scarce resources for serious students, not a honey pot for dishonest people," said U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke. "These 64 convictions – the largest number of defendants ever charged in a student loan fraud scheme -- should serve as a strong warning to anyone attempting to defraud the U.S. taxpayers. You will be caught, held accountable and prosecuted."
The ringleader of the scheme, Trenda Halton, previously plead guilty to ten counts including Conspiracy, Mail Fraud and Financial Aid Fraud. She was sentenced to 41 months in prison and ordered to pay $581,060 in restitution. In sentencing Halton, Judge Wake said, "This was just fraud and dishonesty for greed." Judge Wake then went on to state, "People who engage in this kind of serious, extensive, costly abuse need to have a public punishment so the other people will see that and not be tempted to make the same decision for themselves."
From July 2006 through October 2007, Halton and others recruited individuals to act as "straw students" in order to apply for federal financial aid at Rio Salado College. The applicants were neither active students at Rio Salado nor did they intend to become active students. Halton would submit admission and financial aid applications with forged and false information, and then charge a "fee" to straw students ranging from $500 to $1,500. She also accessed online classes using the identity of the straw students, to generate attendance records, which caused Rio Salado to authorize financial aid payments to the straw students.
This investigation was conducted by IRS Criminal Investigation, Social Security Administration- OIG, Department of Veterans Affairs – OIG, and the Department of Education – OIG. Assistant U. S. Attorney Michael D. Johnson is prosecuting this case for the United States.
"This case is an example of how we aggressively pursue anyone who steals or fraudulently obtains federal student aid," said Natalie Forbort, Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Department of Education Office of Inspector General's Western Regional Office. "I want to commend all of the federal and state law enforcement agents and the U.S. Attorney Office, whose combined efforts ensured that all of the individuals that participated in this scheme were identified and prosecuted for the role they played. I also want to thank the staff at Rio Salado Community College for their diligence in reporting their initial suspicions to us."
"Traditional mail fraud schemes rebound as criminals turn to the Internet to operate illegal schemes on a larger scale and with greater anonymity," said Phoenix Division Acting Inspector in Charge Terry Donnelly of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. "Government agencies that fall prey to mail fraud scams are afforded the same protection under the Mail Fraud Statute as any citizen. Postal Inspectors will continue working with our law enforcement partners to leverage resources and maximize the expertise of each agency."
The investigation preceding the indictment was conducted by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General with assistance from the Surprise Police Department. The prosecution was handled by Frederick A. Battista and Charles W. Galbraith, Assistant U.S. Attorneys, District of Arizona, Phoenix.
RELEASE NUMBER: 2010-192(Halton et al)
For more information on the U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Arizona, visit http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/az/