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Campus helps to develop Green Dot Program
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"No one has to do everything, but everyone has to do something."
If you start seeing that as a tag line to the e-mail signature of colleagues – or you see them wearing small green dot pins on their collars and lapels − you'll know they recently became certified Green Dot trainers.
Paul Stroud, associate director of student conduct, did, and he explained that Green Dot is a very simple, but powerful concept designed to help mitigate violent or abusive situations. "It's founding principle is to focus on bystanders or witnesses to violence and see if we can get them to do something. That's the critical piece," he said. "We want people to do whatever it is they can. If I can get someone to do that little bit, that's better than them doing nothing.
"Also critical for me is to accept people where they are and for whatever they're willing to do," he said. "If enough people contribute, we can change the culture of an institution and get a critical mass of people to make little steps. That's the essence of what Green Dot is all about."
With a recommendation from the University's Personal Safety Advisory Committee, Beth Riley, senior counselor in the University Counseling Center, spearheaded a search for a way the campus community could work together to address violence and abuse. "The committee decided something needed to be done for everyone to take responsibility for the safety of the community," Riley said.
Her research brought the Green Dot Program to the fore. She hopes it will take hold for people, whether they're on campus or not. "For staff, they might be more likely to be faced with a parent being rough with a child in the grocery store," she said. "It might be as simple as distracting the parent or making a funny comment to the little one throwing the tantrum to diffuse the situation."
Nearly 40 people participated in four days of Green Dot training in early June – the majority from campus, but others from Marywood University, SUNY Oneonta and local non-profit agencies. Binghamton joins Buffalo State as the only two SUNY schools involved in the program. Working with two trainers from Live the Green Dot (http://www.livethegreendot.com/), Binghamton established four committees to help move the program forward and develop a timeline for rolling out messages and training to others across campus.
Mary Lou Sollis, assistant to the vice president for research, will chair the Relationship Building Committee. The other committees − Prompted Response, Education and Social Marketing – will be chaired by Casey Parker, Help Desk analyst; Stephen Rebello, academic advisor; and Gregory Steele, assistant director of Mountainview College, respectively.
The Prompted Response Committee will develop a website and respond to questions that come in, the Education Committee will work on spreading the messages and the Social Marketing Committee will work on how the story is told – with social marketing, Facebook, the website and posters.
"One aspect of the training included how to have effective presentations by knowing our material and being well practiced," Sollis said. "It's the power of personal connection, developing and maintaining a network of colleagues – that's where relationships come in."
"One of the other concepts we talked about was the reality that vice presidents are not necessarily the best way to get other people to buy in (though Binghamton's vice presidents are very supportive)," Stroud said. "We have to figure out what other people need to get them to buy in. Who are the people who really shape opinion? We need to begin talking with people and working the relationships we have and make new ones."
Sollis added that the program has been put together based on years of research, data and training that's proven to be effective. "It's designed to shift norms from inaction to intervention," she said.
Green Dot training includes a focus on the "three Ds": Direct, Distract, Delegate. Each "D" represents a level of response that a bystander might take when seeing a potentially violent or abusive situation. Direct response is when a bystander personally takes an action to intercede, distract is when a bystander does something to take the focus away from the immediate problem and delegate is when a bystander calls 911 or someone else to take an action. "We did a lot of role playing and brainstormed options because what I'm comfortable with might be different from what someone else would be interested in doing," said Riley.
The training hit home for many of the participants when they looked at a map covered with red dots – all representing a location where violence or abuse had occurred. "We used a red dot to indicate violence on a map and the green dot would represent intervention," said Sollis. "We learned to recognize red dots and how to respond. We want it to become the norm. Our goal is to have as many green dots, or more green than red dots, on the map."
The training was intense and required a major time commitment, but provided the infrastructure the campus needs, said Sollis. "You really need to know your material and have it well practiced," she said. "This training provided a framework and common language and it's based on research and data and what really works."
Next steps include incorporating Green Dot messages into the Red Zone happenings for students during Welcome Back Weekend, training additional people, connecting through conference calls with the nearly 60 other colleges and universities that have implemented the program, and developing a campus-wide roll-out of the program. In addition, Binghamton is working to develop an assessment of the program to add to the body of knowledge.
"For some things, the reality is that some training is already taking place," Stroud said. "For example, I already present to RDs and RAs, and we can take advantage of some things that are already going on."
"But it might actually be January before departments see us," said Riley, who added that "this training helped us to gather up the investment and energy around making this a safer place to live and function, and then to use that synergy to move forward and get others to act."
Anyone wishing to become involved in the Green Dot Program is encouraged to send a message to email@example.com and "our Prompt Response Committee will be sure to take good care of you," said Riley, adding that "you don't have to be a trainer to be an active part of the program or on a committee."


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InhaltsverzeichnisP. Michaelis, F. Stähler: Introduction.- Domestic Policy Issues: C.M. Scholz: Some Remarks on the Double Dividend Hypothesis; P. Michaelis: Selling the Greenpeace Car. On Competition Between Firms and Non-profit Organisations; F. Stähler, P. Michaelis: Stock-dependent Uncertainty and Optimal Resource Exploitation.- International Policy Issues: G. Klepper: Trade Implications of Environmental Taxes; G. Klepper, F. Stähler: The International Dimension of Sustainability Policies; J. Heister: Who will Win the Ozone Game? On Building and Sustaining Cooperation in the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer; F. Stähler: On the Economics of International Environmental Agreements; F. Stähler: Managing Global Pollution Problems by Reduction and Adaption Policies.
Untertitel: 'Contributions to Economics'. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1998. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
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10:30: India 387-4 (98.3 overs): The crowd are going nuts as Tendulkar sweeps and drives Panesar for consecutive boundaries to move to 96. With just five needed to win, Yuvraj gets a single to allow his partner to get his century. And in a fairytale finish, he sweeps Swann to the fence to not only bring up his 41st Test century but complete a historic victory. INDIA WIN BY SIX WICKETS!!!
10:15: India 366-4 (94 overs): Swann gets one to turn back between Tendulkar's bat and pad and it goes through the gate and runs away for four leg byes. He and Yuvraj - who looks a tad like Nicolas Anelka - have put on 122 for the fifth wicket, having batted since 6:52am this morning when most of you were still thinking about sheep.
10:00: India 353-4 (91 overs): A leading edge from Yuvraj is just out of the reach of the diving Anderson at cover but there is no danger when he clips a low full toss into the fence at mid-wicket at some alacrity. When England lose this match, it will take their record under Peter Moores to won eight, drawn five, lost eight. Seven of those wins coming against New Zealand and West Indies. kestephenson if Moores drops Panesar, Anderson and Harmison, we are left with Flintoff, Swann, Adil Rashid and Amjad Khan - and he's Danish!
09:45: India 345-4 (88 overs): A lovely shot from Yuvraj as he stands tall and punches Anderson past the despairing ' Peter Shilton 1990 World Cup penalty shoot-out dive' at mid-off and then a low full toss from the Burnley Bronco is clinically dispatched over mid-on. Flintoff not for the first time is the saloon, this one the Last Chance as he replaces Anderson. johnnyevz82 - we are back at 4am on Friday for the second Test up north in Mohali.
09:30: India 330-4 (85 overs): Anderson is thrown the new ball. He can do little to prevent the 100 partnership arriving although it's a bit of a dodgy second run to bring up the landmark and a better throw from Swann down at third man would have seen Tendulkar struggling. Harmison on at the other end and it's turning into something of a schemozzle as no-one is backing up Prior's throw, allowing two overthrows. jonathangrosskopf in response to your question, Panesar has barely changed his pace at all during this match, something he needs to work on.
09:15: India 316-4 (82 overs): England stick with spin and the close fielders shout 'C'mon Swanny' which is ironic as that is what England are exactly down. The online equivalent of the Fat Lady singing has dawned with our picture changed from a happy bowler to a happy batsman. Yuvraj brings up just his fourth Test fifty off 76 balls and the singles are just coming too easily. annieh96 in response to your question, I felt a little sorry for Swindon after going down 1-0 at Crewe - I assume that is what you meant.
09:00: If are you looking for a positive for England, the new ball is due in an over. If are you looking for a negative, there is about 235 to list. Anyway the crowd has grown and they smell a win.
08:45: India 304-4 (79 overs): Tendulkar goes big, goes long, goes high - it's a one bounce four down to long-on off Swann, avoiding the man in the deep. And at tea India need just 83 more to win after adding 91 runs in that session. They have a great chance of entering the pantheon of great Test match chases, there have only been three bigger in history if they complete the job:
418-7 (set 418) West Indies v Australia at St John's in 2002-03
406-4 (set 403) India v West Indies at Port of Spain in 1975-76
404-3 (set 404) Australia v England at Headingley in 1948
Obviously pre-war, they just gave up and smoked their pipes rather than chase down fancy, large totals.
08:30: India 293-4 (76 overs): Massive shout for lbw as Swann, going around the wicket, gets a full delivery to rattle into Yuvraj's pads as he misses an attempted sweep. Replays indicate it would have pegged back middle but Harper is not interested. 100 to go for India and then Yuvraj plants a Monty long-hop into the crowd at cow corner.
08:15: India 279-4 (73 overs): The first boundary in ten overs as Yuvraj sweeps Panesar before he then attempts, and misses, an audacious reverse sweep. Spin at both ends now.
08:00: India 269-4 (70 overs): The new ball will be due just after tea so Monty returns. If you have just woken up to this score, you are probably choking on your cornflakes or pop tart. I hear KP likes a pop tart.
07:45: India 262-4 (67 overs): The banter is continuing between Pietersen, Flintoff and Yuvraj with Freddie bowling a foot outside off-stump and then desperately encouraging the batsman to play a few shots. Obviously a pre-match plan after consultation with Chandigarh's top shrinks.
07:30: India 259-4 (65 overs): No it's not Lord Lucan, it's Harmison who finally gets chucked the cherry and it's a massive shout from the final ball of his opening over. Steve, who won't need a ladder to put the Christmas decorations up, gets one to jag back to Tendulkar but it's just going over the top of middle and umpire Harper makes an excellent decision. He then hurls the ball at Yuvraj in the next over in a bid to wind him up as England successfully did in the first innings.
07:15: India 255-4 (62 overs): Panesar is bowling from over the wicket into the rough outside the left-hander's leg stump on this dust bowl and in theory it won't be easy for Yuvraj who is a one-day monster but still looking to establish himself in the Test arena. But after Tendulkar pounces onto a short ball by lofting Monty over square leg for a one-bounce boundary, Yuvraj gets into action. He rocks onto the back foot to punch Swann through the covers before a punishing sweep shot to the fence and a lofted drive over mid-on off Panesar which rattles into the pickets. 133 to go for India.
07:00: India 229-4 (58 overs): WICKET! Oh Doctor, that's a massive wicket. Swann generates turn and extra bounce out of the rough and Laxman, looking to turn the ball away on the leg-side, only picks out Ian Bell at short leg.
06:45: India 218-3 (54 overs): Steve Harmison has been as much a stranger to the bowling crease this morning as Amy Winehouse is to abstinence. He was warming-up out in the middle while his team-mates were having a Dhansak but it's Panesar and Swann immediately after lunch.
06:30: India firm favourites according to the satchel swingers at 7/10 with England 9/4.
06:00: India 213-3 (53 overs): LUNCH! A Stewart Goddard shot from Laxman - that is stand and deliver as he punches Flintoff back past mid-on for another sumptuous boundary. India 82-2 in the session and they need 174 more to complete a historic run chase. We are off for some horse tranquilisers but will return in 40 minutes.
05:45: India 205-3 (50 overs): Anderson is effortlessly caressed through the covers by Laxman for his first boundary before Tendulkar rocks back and cuts the Burnley Bronco deliberately over the slip cordon. Then a pair of mesmeric, dreamy drives on the up past mid-off by Laxman off both Panesar and the returning Flintoff, he deserves the Mark Nicholas style hyperbole for those shots. If I had a sound effects button, I would be pressing F9 - excitable cheers.
05:30: India 187-3 (47 overs): Useless stat alert! VVS Laxman averages 32 in the fourth innings of Test matches, having scored four fifties. The run rate has dipped below four for the first time in the innings but India now need exactly 200 - time is highly unlikely to be a factor unless England start bowling at eight overs an hour with Monty having a Bob Willis length run-up.
05:15: India 183-3 (44 overs): WICKET! Paul Collingwood dives away to his right in the gully as Gambhir steers a wide delivery from Anderson through the air and that's a key wicket for England. The left-handed opener plays away from the body once too often and departs for 66. Don's chips are in the fat (see 04:00 intro). 'Oh Jimmy, Jimmy' is the unmelodic song from the Barmy Army.
05:00: India 180-2 (41 overs): Short, wide dross as Monty Panesar comes into the attack and he is cut away by Gambhir for the sixth boundary in 10 overs this morning. Jimmy Anderson comes on at the other end before a far more dangerous Monty maiden. Time for some drinks to calm the nerves, this online bovine is tempted by a sloe gin. The satchel swingers go 4/6 India, 23/10 England and 9/1 the draw after the opening hour which has seen India add 49.
04:45: India 171-2 (38 overs): England come close on two occasions as Tendulkar coughs one up to silly mid-off but Alastair Cook is up too early and the ball falls short of his ankle while Gambhir plays a 'Chinese Cut' which misses his leg stump by a hair's width (not a Darrell Hair's width, that's about five feet) after Flintoff produces one of those deliveries when he doesn't use his lead arm at all. No doubts about Sachin's second boundary, a fine sweep off Swann.
04:30: India 151-2 (35 overs): Something of a streaky top edged pull by Gambhir in Flintoff's first over but he brings up his half-century off 105 balls. Flintoff has been testing Sachin Tendulkar but just offers enough width to be slashed away through the gully by the Little Master to bring up the 150. India are looking for the fourth highest fourth innings run chase in Test history - it's so tense all the feedback punters have been literally left speechless.
04:15: India 143-2 (32 overs): The pitch report sponsored by Buzz Aldrin's surface of the moon - there's craters, it's dusty, there is debris all over the place. It should be a horror for the batsmen but it hasn't been so far. Andrew Flintoff charges in and runs down the middle of the pitch with his first delivery, that'll get some dust flying with his size 15's. Graeme Swann then gets one to turn viciously out of the footholes before…..WICKET! The 14th ball of the morning is a full one and tempts Rahul Dravid to edge through to Matt Prior behind the stumps and England are in business early doors.
04:00: India 131-1 (29 overs): Good morning and this game couldn't be more exciting if Don Bradman came into the ground and asked for a bag of chips. It's day five and India need 256, England want nine wickets, I need some caffeine - let's rumble folks.


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Virgin Blue has been accused of profiteering and misleading customers over a plan to impose a $2 credit card fee on ticket transactions.
The discount airline will impose a credit card surcharge on passengers from midnight Monday.
Last year it criticised a decision by Qantas to impose a one per cent surcharge on credit card transactions, vowing not to follow suit.
Labor consumer affairs spokesman Alan Griffin said today Virgin had misled customers into thinking the charges would not be imposed.
''Virgin Blue's announcement that it will impose a $2 credit card administration charge on all ticket transactions is a blatant exercise in profiteering,'' Mr Griffin said in a statement.
Mr Griffin said the fact that it was a flat charge also called into question whether Virgin was simply recovering costs.
''Merchant service fees typically average around 0.6 per cent of a transaction,'' he said.
''However, a $2 flat fee on a $50 discount airfare amounts to a four per cent surcharge.
''The treasurer must immediately direct ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) to investigate this matter.''
Virgin Blue spokesman David Huttner said the airline could not continue to be disadvantaged by $2 a passenger over its competitors.
''We hope they apply their criticism to the airlines who have been keeping this up for the past year, as opposed to the one who tried to be innovative and was willing to admit that its strategy did not get the commercial outcome that was necessary to sustain a continuous loss of $2 relative to our competitors,'' Mr Huttner said.
He said market research had shown passengers had no concerns about the charge.
''Members of parliament such as Mr Griffin and many of their colleagues don't regularly fly on Virgin Blue, so they obviously haven't been concerned about this in the past either,'' he said.
Mr Huttner said if Labor disagreed with flat fees it should agree to percentage bases for the Sydney airport noise levy and airport charges.
Regarding an ASIC investigation, Mr Huttner said: ''We have nothing to hide and nothing to be ashamed of.''


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... 220 feet to 2000 feet where the salmon were holding, waiting for rain. Because of the recent dry spell, the salmon have not been heading up the rivers, preferring instead to be staging out at sea. We fished in around 220 feet of water using downriggers with 18 pound weights on them and what I called skateboards as flashers with various hoochies (lures? they look kinda like squid or fish and are rubbery things) on them too. And we didn't have to wait too long ...
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On the more exciting front (exciting for me anyway...maybe not so much for you) last weeknd I went on a fieldtrip with some first year biology students and a third year algae and fungi course (even though im not doin either) to Bamfield Marine Science Centre which is sssssooooo fffaaaaaarrrrr. ok its not really that ...


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Apps That Let You Work Like an ExecutiveStacey Higginbotham
Plantronics updated its InstantMeeting app to allow iPhone users and enterprise users to connect to conference calls on their calendar with one click, much like Android and BlackBerry users have been able to for almost a year. The InstantMeeting app, which is pretty darn useful for those who handle a lot of conference calls, combs your calendar and shoots you a reminder when one is about to start. On a mobile phone, clicking through on the reminder allows the user to click to call or click to say you're running late with the push of a button.
The update brings that same functionality to those on PCs by letting them click to call through Skype or Microsoft Lync. Gunjan Bhow, vice-president and general manager of New Ventures at Plantronics, says the goal is to ensure employees with VoIP clients and softphones can still take advantage of cheaper rates instead of going directly to their mobile phones and racking up big charges while traveling. It's a pretty specific-use case, but Plantronics is on the cutting edge of a shift in how people work, and how smarter and more personal computers, such as mobile phones, are allowing this shift to happen.
A personal assistant for everyone (no, it's not Siri)
Apps such as InstantMeeting, Expensify, and, yes, Siri, are taking mundane tasks top managers might have hired an assistant to handle and making them affordable for all. In the case of InstantMeeting, it means I can work right up until a minute before my conference call or hop in the car knowing I'll get a reminder when I need to get on the call, and will effectively touch a button to connect. I do have to manually enter some conference numbers because the app can't read the bridge information, but it's pretty solid. It's similar to having someone outside my office connecting my calls so I can move seamlessly through my work until the exact moment I'm needed.
Expensify lets me snap a picture of my receipts and then automatically scans them for the relevant line items to create an expense report in a few minutes. The mobile app allows me to take those pictures on my mobile the moment I get my receipt and shoot them to the cloud, where Expensify does all the heavy lifting. My days of scrounging receipts from the bottom of my bag and taping them to copy paper are over, as are my efforts to then transfer that information to Excel.
Siri, of course, takes all kinds of dictation like a pro and helps find nearby restaurants, services, and other items much like a real personal assistant would. Vlingo also does some of this for Android users. There are scores of other apps, such as TripIt Pro, making it easier and less time-consuming to book and keep track of travel, something those lucky souls who have worked at a company with a travel bureau will be glad to learn.
This isn't just nice; it's necessary
Just as computers helped drive productivity thanks to replacing typewriters with word processing software and calculators with spreadsheets, these new apps will help boost productivity for the masses who don't have an assistant at their beck and call. And given that workers are being asked to do more in a day, gaining those two or three hours back each month that it takes to pull together an expense report, or the 30 minutes required to book a trip (or even avoiding the hours lost to flight delays) is a necessity.
Yes, these apps all take some time to set up and learn how to use (some may require you to invest in setting up rules so the app can better learn what you need from it), but much like training an assistant, the effort pays off. And thanks to advances in natural language processing, artificial intelligence, better data processing, and algorithms, employees don't have to pay quite as much to offload noncore tasks.
For more on how apps, computing, and broadband will change the way people work, come to our GigaOM Net:Work event in San Francisco next week.
Also from GigaOM:
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A Hard Sell Called ClintonSusan B. Garland
James O. Edwards has taken on a task few corporate executives would touch: raising $50,000 for President Clinton's reelection. The CEO of ICF Kaiser International Inc., a $1 billion engineering construction company in Fairfax, Va., knows most of his business associates are rabid Republicans who wouldn't give a dime to Clinton. So Edwards is hitting up 100 personal friends for $500 each. "The President has done an excellent job of managing the economy," he says. Still, other execs aren't buying that line. "I wouldn't even approach a lot of people," Edwards admits.
It may be a tough sell, but the Clinton '96 campaign already is putting the arm on Corporate America. As its fund-raising campaign formally kicks off, the Clintonites are counting on a clique of CEOs like Edwards to tap into a network of well-heeled business associates.
The goal isn't limited to coming up with cash. Clinton wants executives to spread the word in boardrooms and on shop floors that this President has been good for business and the economy. "We want CEOs active politically, garnering support from fellow CEOs and from the tens of thousands of employees they represent," says Terence R. McAuliffe, a real estate developer who is heading up the campaign's fund-raising operation.
McAuliffe already has a core group of missionaries: Felix G. Rohatyn of Lazard Frres, Bernard L. Schwartz of Loral Corp., Paul M. Montrone of Fisher Scientific International, James A. Harmon of Wertheim Schroder, David Geffen of DreamWorks SKG, Steven J. Green of Astrum International, Richard H. Jenrette of Equitable Cos., and Jerry K. Pearlman of Zenith Electronics.
WALL STREET PALS. That's just the short list. McAuliffe will spend the summer drumming up support from other top execs in time for fall fund-raisers in major cities. His troops will meet with executives and try to convince them Clinton is not just a tax-and-spend Democrat. McAuliffe also will target entrepreneurs. He hopes to match his success as a top fund-raiser for the Democratic National Committee, where he boosted the number of $10,000 donors from 120 in 1993 to 900 now--most from smaller companies.
Of course, even embattled incumbent Presidents have little trouble raising money. And Clinton is well on his way to eeeting his yearend goal of $30 million--enough to counter Republican broadsides during the primaries and scare off would-be Democratic challengers. The campaign already has raised $11.5 million, including federal matching funds.
But now things are moving into high gear, with the first Presidential fund-raiser of the campaign scheduled for June 22. Clinton and Vice-President Al Gore were to appear in Somerset, N.J., before 1,000 donors, each paying $1,000--the maximum contribution for a Presidential campaign. Other late-June events in Little Rock and Chicago are expected to raise similar amounts.
The far bigger challenge is getting business leaders on the Clinton bandwagon at a time when Corporate America is wildly cheering GOP vows to trim taxes, slash federal spending, and relax regulations. "I think it's going to be very uphill," concedes Rohatyn, who will sign on to tap Wall Street buddies. After all, business hated Clinton's 1993 tax hike on high-income Americans and his big-government health-care plan.
The pitch of Rohatyn and his colleagues: Look at Clinton's record. He has presided over a strong economy, low inflation, job growth, and aggressive export promotion. And he pushed for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a new world trade accord, and a bailout for Mexico.
Loral's Schwartz says he already may have won some converts with such arguments. After the 1992 election, he says, "all the die-hard [Republicans] were saying that this lucky guy was cashing in on policies Bush put in place. Nobody now can say that the continued strength of the stock market has anything to do with Bush."
As in 1992, Wall Street will be a big source of financial help. Harmon of Wertheim Schroder & Co. says Clinton's 1993 deficit-reduction efforts and his recent balanced-budget proposal will be selling points. "One reason the securities markets are going through the roof is that the financial community recognizes that the President's budget proposal is very reasonable," Harmon says.
"RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC." To woo execs at multinationals, the Clintonites will promote the President's trade policy--not only NAFTA and the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade but also Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown's overseas trade missions, which have secured lucrative contracts. "I think that it's to [Clinton's] credit that he supported NAFTA and GATT, sometimes going against one of his major constituencies, organized labor," says Montrone.
Green, CEO of Astrum International Corp., which owns Samsonite and American Tourister luggage, says he intends to raise money, talk up Clinton, and offer advice. He says many GOP proposals may be good for business, but not for the nation. "There's a balance between balancing the budget and being so hard that you create civil problems," he says. "While I truly believe in fiscal conservatism, it's outrageous that we could live in a country that didn't provide medical assistance for ill people."
Clinton strategists say they're finding other like-minded CEOs who worry about Republican excess. Indeed, Edward R. McCracken, CEO of Silicon Graphics Inc., worries that the GOP may be going too far on such issues as affirmative action and immigration. A Republican who supported Clinton in 1992, he is holding back an endorsement this time until he sees who emerges as the GOP favorite. He also wants Clinton to back legal reforms that would make it harder to bring frivolous shareholder suits--a problem for high-tech companies. "If the President vetoes that, he will lose all support in Silicon Valley," McCracken warns.
Clinton may already have lost a major backer in Tech Land. Lawrence J. Ellison, CEO of Oracle Corp., a software giant, says he liked Clinton's support of NAFTA and GATT but worries about his lurches to the left. Ellison notes that he was a big contributor to Democratic Party groups and a strong supporter of Clinton in 1992. "I say that now like a recovering alcoholic," he says. John H. Bryan, CEO of Sara Lee Corp., still supports Clinton but is likely to take a lower profile this time around. One reason: Shareholders at annual meetings have repeatedly questioned Bryan about his high-visibility support of Clinton.
But for every defection, the Clintonites hope to bag many more new supporters. One target: August A. Busch III, CEO of Anheuser-Busch Cos. and a supporter of the Administration on issues such as the 1993 deficit-reduction plan. If the economy stays strong and the President's poll numbers rise, the campaign just might start picking up CEOs inclined to go with a winner. Meanwhile, Clinton's Corporate Campaign Clique has its hands full just getting into boardrooms--and getting someone to listen.
As Clinton's campaign-finance committee kicks into high gear, it is calling on corporate supporters from 1992. Many of the executives who threw their weight behind the Prez are still standing by their man from Hope.
Sara Lee's chief executive was an active supporter of the Democratic ticket in 1992. Bryan still backs Clinton, but shareholders have pressured him to keep a lower profile during the 1996 Presidential race.
He helped organize the Hollywood crowd for Clinton in 1992 and recently has co-hosted a $2 million fund-raiser for the Democratic Party. Geffen will continue to tap his Tinseltown friends on behalf of the President.
The chairman of Silicon Graphics, a moderate Republican, supported Clinton in 1992. He says he likes the President's performance but wants to see which Republican emerges before he makes a decision on who to support.
The CEO of Fisher Scientific raised money for Clinton last time around and will put together a high-visibility group of CEOs for Clinton in 1996. He says Clinton understands the U.S. role in a global economy.
The CEO of defense electronics giant Loral is a lifelong Democrat and a major party donor. He thinks Clinton should get credit for the nation's strong economic performance and plans to talk up the President's record with other execs.


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Full House Might Be Coming Back
"Full House" might be coming back.
Warner Bros. Television is reportedly considering a plan to revive the beloved 1987-1995 sitcom — with some of the original cast members involved.
According to TV Guide, John Stamos is spearheading efforts to launch a new version of the show with original creator Jeff Franklin and executive producer Bob Boyett.
The outlet says that Candace Cameron Bure and Jodie Sweetin, who played sisters D.J. and Stephanie Tanner, are on board with the proposed new project, as is Andrea Barber, who played annoying neighbor Kimmy Gibbler.
Bob Saget and Dave Coulier, who played Stamos' pals and fellow adults Danny Tanner and Joey Gladstone on the series, are described as being "involved."
Here is what Gossip Cop has learned.
First of all, this is a separate rumor than the April Fools hoax perpetrated last year. There is actual legitimacy to the current round of reports. That said, there is NOT yet a deal to revive "Full House."
Gossip Cop has spoken with an insider who confirms that Stamos was indeed involved in pitching a revival of the show last year, with an eye toward the 90/10 model adopted by shows like "Anger Management" (if the first 10 episodes hit a predetermined ratings mark, the network immediately picks up an additional 90 episodes).
However, we've learned that Stamos is not involved in any current round of studio pitches. The insider tells Gossip Cop that there may indeed be new "Full House" revival talks, "but not with [Stamos]."
Could he still come on board, even if he's not leading the charge? Could the show come back with original cast members but in an updated form, like the wildly successful "Boy Meets World" continuation "Girl Meets World"? We'll have updates.
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Beginning October 1, Loyola University Health System will join every U.S. healthcare and insurance provider in a nationwide switch to a new medical coding system called ICD-10. The new coding system will best describe thousands of clinical diagnoses more thoroughly than previous tools.
This change to ICD-10 means that everyone who plays a role in your care will use one common "language" to discuss and coordinate all aspects of your care. ICD-10 replaces an outdated system and gives us a better tool for delivering better care.
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Nowadays you can enter a contest for practically anything--funniest comedian, best essay, most original song, and the ever popular eating competitions. The Nathans Annual Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest, in which participants race to consume more hotdogs than their competitors in ten minutes, is nearing its centennial--though not without controversy.
In 2010, former Nathan's champion Takeru Kobayashi was arrested on a number of charges including trespassing, for storming the stage and engaging in a tussle with police officers.
However, Coney Island was home to funny business long before Kobayashi came along. One rather brassy contest of an early 1900's Coney Island included the particularly popular kissing marathon. While some contests are based on luck, this one required a lot of skill and determination. Contestants also had to abide by a set of rules:
1- Any participant who ate onions would be disqualified.
2- Biting was prohibited.
3- Men with moustaches had to trim to an appropriate length.
Nevertheless, these were not the only scandalous challenges held; one possibly more intriguing and popular was the long running "Most Beautiful Grandmother Contest."
Beginning in 1932, Coney Island's Steeplechase Park held an annual beauty contest each July for grandmothers. Contestants paraded around the Park's pool in their modest swimsuits for a crowd of onlookers. Rules stated that the grandmothers would be judged based on their "beauty, form and figure, and ability to fill out a bathing suit." The grandmothers' measurements were taken, and like many women, some tried to get away with fibbing about their actual weight.
During the second annual contest in 1933, Mrs. Eugene Schmidt tried to lie about her weight, attempting to cover up 100 pounds. When asked her weight she exclaimed, "No use weighing me; I weigh 160 pounds." After every tape measure proved too small for Mrs. Schmidt's waist, she confessed her true weight, 260 pounds. The winner that year was not Mrs. Schmidt or even a grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Bailer was pronounced the winner of the contest, although she did not have grandchildren. When asked about why she didn't have any, Mrs. Schmidt said, "It isn't my fault I'm not a grandmother. My daughter, Mrs. Christine Graff, has been married 40 years.
The contest even saw its fair share of great-grandmothers. In 1939, Mrs. Julia Shavel, a great-grandmother, beat out thirty pulchritudinous women for the title wearing a neck high, ankle-low, three-quarter sleeved bathing suit. After Shavel won she said, "These jitterbugs have nothing on me. I can still cut up a mean waltz."
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The lucky judges changed each year but typically consisted of a panel of grandfathers or volunteers, including a captain from the now defunct Eastern Airlines, President of the Coney Island Chamber of Commerce, C.J. Hilbert,; and Broadway showgirls.
George C. Tilyou, Steeplechase Park founder and owner, presented the lucky winners with a silver cup. "It is the only one of its kind and the only one that gives beautiful grandmothers a break." Tilyou said.
With the success of the Grandmother Beauty Contest, a similar one was devised for Grandfathers, but due to lack of participants, the idea was scrapped.
It appears the contest name changed from its inception to its later years or perhaps newspapers like the Eagle and New York Times took some poetic justice and altered the name. The contest went by the names of "Most Beautiful Grandmother Contest," "Grandmothers' Bathing Beauty Contest" and a more appropriate, "Most Glamorous Grandmother Contest." Whatever name it went by, grandmothers and non-grandmothers alike were awarded the title of "Most Beautiful" for over forty years in Coney Island.
Although Steeplechase Park closed in 1964, the "Most Beautiful Grandmother Contest" continued under the auspices of the Coney Island Chamber of Commerce. By 1970, participation in the contest dwindled from thirty contestants at the height of its popularity to a dismal six. The last Most Beautiful Grandmother was Mrs. Marion DeFeo.


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Falling raindrops hit 5 to 20 mph speeds
Q: What is the speed of a falling raindrop?
A: It depends on the size and weight of the raindrop how fast it falls: the
heavier, the faster. At sea level, a large raindrop about 5 millimeters across
(house-fly size) falls at the rate of 9 meters per second (20 miles per hour).
Drizzle drops (less than 0.5 mm across, i.e., salt-grain size) fall at 2 meters
per second (4.5 mph).
A raindrop starts falling and then picks up speed because of gravity. Simultaneously,
the drag of the surrounding air slows the drop's fall. The two forces balance
when the air resistance just equals the weight of the raindrop. Then the drop
reaches its terminal velocity and falls at that speed until it hits the ground.
This simple view neglects updrafts, downdrafts, and other complications.
The air resistance depends on the shape of the raindrop, the cross-sectional
area presented to the airflow, and the raindrop's speed. Most drops are fairly
round the small ones spherical, larger ones flattened on the bottom by
the airflow. At high speeds, the air resistance increases with the square of
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By the way, a falling human hurtles to the ground at a terminal velocity of
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A group of scientists from Iowa State University doing research under a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant reports that they have discovered a new and different spindle structure during cell division that could lead to better insight into how abnormal cells divide, as in forms of cancer. This research is described in the December 25 issue of the Journal of Cell Biology.
A fundamental process of cell division in plants and animals is the pulling apart and segregation of chromosomes into the two daughter nuclei, allowing genetic material to be passed on from cell to cell. Scientists have known for many years that a spindle-like structure formed by polymerized tubulin from the cytoplasm plays an important role in how this is accomplished. Now, the Iowa State team, led by Kristen Johansen, has found a new and different spindle structure made up of proteins from the nucleus.
"By using a high-resolution microscope and 3-dimensional reconstruction techniques we can see that this new nuclear scaffold is definitely a true spindle and that as best we can tell it actually is the first of the two spindle structures to form," Johansen says.
There are a lot of unknowns about how the microtubule spindle functions. For example, it is unclear how microtubules manage to pull on the chromosomes or how they align.
"Coordinated molecular interactions between the microtubule spindle and the new nuclear spindle structure have the potential to provide the answers to many of these questions," Johansen explained.
The Iowa State group, which included graduate students Diana Walker, Dong Wang, Ye Jin, Uttama Rath and Yanming Wang, as well as Jorgen Johansen, Ph.D., hopes that by better understanding the steps of normal cell division, like spindle formation, new insights will be provided into what happens during the abnormal cell divisions in cancer.
"When cancer researchers have a better understanding of how to stop cell division in cancerous cells, they could eventually develop new treatments for the disease," Johansen added.
Johansen's work was supported through a 1996 NSF CAREER award. These five-year awards are designed to offer young investigators an initial source of support for developing innovative research ideas and integrating them into their educational activities.
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Im looking for information on exactly what the nutritional needs are for honeybees. What exactly is a balanced amino acid profile for a bee look like? HOw much fat and protien is required in their diet, nutrients, micro nutrients and so on.
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Coming from a large family, vacation budgeting is something I learned young. Vacationing is about spending time with the people we appreciate, not about blowing all your cash in just a few short days. There's no reason to break the bank over your summer vacation. If you're traveling with people you enjoy, there's a cost saver right there. A lot of your entertainment will simply involve playing games, laughing, and unwinding with good company…that's all FREE! For example, instead of going to an amusement/water park for the day or going out on the town for the night, make up your own activities.
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Lilly played his entire career (1961-1974) with Dallas after his collegiate career with Texas Christian. He was born in Texas (Throckmorton, Tex.), educated in Texas, and played professionally in Texas. The 11-time Pro Bowler was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.
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As the N.F.L. lockout drags on, and optimism of a normal length season fades with each passing day, we're still here for the occasional update of timeless Packers images and stories. Today, QB Bart Starr is about to go down in the hands of the Dallas Cowboys' legendary DT Bob Lilly. The photo is undated, and with the Cowboys' propensity to wear white jerseys at home, it's fairly difficult to nail it down in such a tightly-cropped image.
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I believe that the picture of Bob Lilly and Bart Starr was from a game in October, 1965 played at Milwaukee County Stadium. In the background you can see the Packers players standing on the sidelines and as you remember better than I, both teams were on the same sideline. It also looks as though the weather was okay that day, no cold weather clothing, typical sunny October day. By the way, you have an outstanding website!!
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■ Breakfast at Immanuel
HILLMAN — A French toast breakfast will be 8 a.m. to noon Jan. 20 at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Hillman, at the junction of Highway 27 and County Road 47.
■ Breathing meditation
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LITTLE FALLS — The Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls invite the public to join them for Breathing Meditation (Centering Prayer) and Lectio Divina (Sacred Reading) from 6-7 p.m. Thursday in the Gathering Space at St. Francis Convent, Little Falls. Centering Prayer is an ancient and contemporary way of prayer. In a small group, persons gather for 20-30 minutes to pray in quiet, listening for openness to God's presence and action in one's life. Centering Prayer is experiencing a relationship with God as well as a discipline to foster that relationship. It is a movement beyond conversation with God to communion with God. That is followed by "Lectio Divina," a reflection on the coming Sunday Scriptures. Come, the third Thursday of the month, gather with sisters and members of all faiths to ponder God's presence in your life, and open yourself to receive the gift of a closer union with God. No need to pre-register. For more information, call 320-632-0668 or email email@example.com.
■ UCC adult forum
Terry Sluss will be the featured speaker at First Congregational United Church of Christ's Adult Forum on Sunday after the 10 a.m. worship.
On Halloween morning, Baxter resident Sluss was activated by the American Red Cross to assist victims of Superstorm Sandy. That afternoon, he was deployed to the New Jersey disaster area. Over the next 16 days, he served as the External Relations/Local Government Operations Manager for the entire State of New Jersey which eventually included Staten Island, N.Y. He was responsible for dealing with requests and responses from county agencies, local government units and organizations, state and federal elected officials including requests from Congress, the Senate, the White House and FEMA.
Sluss will describe how his experiences could be helpful in planning for potential responses in Crow Wing County and other Minnesota areas. Specific topics of discussion include communications, political preparations, logistics, and how local non-profit and the faith communities can prepare for potential disasters.
Sluss also served in the Emergency Operations Center Incident Command Center during the Duluth flood of June 20, 2012. He has recently been promoted to captain of the Crow Wing County Disaster Assistance Team (DAT) which responds to fires, floods and other local disasters.
For more information on First Congregational UCC, visit the church's website at www.uccbrainerd.org.
■ Rehearsals to begin
St. Francis Community Chorale will begin rehearsals 7 p.m. Thursday at St. Francis Music Center, Little Falls. The choir welcomes all adults who love to sing, there is no charge to participate, only a willingness to sing and have a good time. You do not have to take lessons at the Music Center to participate or be associated with the Franciscan Sisters, everyone is welcome to join.
The St. Francis Community Chorale is under the direction of Barb Stumpf. The chorale will be presenting a Spring Chorale Concert on April 21 at 2 p.m. The concert will feature a mixture of styles of music, sure to please everyone!
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NISSWA — Cross Callings Cafe will present Rachel Kurtz from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at the Lutheran Church of the Cross, Nisswa. (Sportland Corners)
Kurtz is an incredible singer/songwriter with a beautiful voice and an amazing story. Kurtz shares personal testimonies of tragedy and triumph with a vulnerability that captivates her audience. She has performed at the last three ELCA Youth Gatherings and has had the opportunity to travel to Africa and India with her music ministry.
She has a strong desire to make a difference in the world through her music and a passion for global justice.
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■ Pancake breakfast and bake sale planned
HARDING — The Holy Cross Church, Harding, will have its annual pancake, egg and sausage breakfast and bake sale from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Cost: $8 for adults; $5 for children 5-12 years old; four years and under, free. Immediate family of five or more is $25.
All proceeds go to the sixth grade students at Holy Trinity School in Pierz to help fund their Camp Foley Environmental Camp trip.
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Innocent Summer Flash by Mugler is a Oriental Vanilla fragrance for women. Innocent Summer Flash was launched in 2006. The fragrance features aldehydes, red berries, white musk and praline.
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I'm not convinced by this one, actually. In the opening I was surprised to detect the same fish/eyelash glue note that I detected in Queen by Queen Latifah + sour red berries and in the drydown there is something weird going on that's vaguely unpleasant, "chemical-smelling" (I am a chemist and people calling things "chemical-smelling" is a pet peeve of mine, I also tend to appreciate a lot of these weird industrial smells). Still, I don't dislike it either... the jury's still out.
My fiancee is selling one on ebay right now, if anyones interested :)
This one is very close to the original "Innocent" but more softer and very creamy. It does have a hint of a red berries, but those are sugar coated red berries, they are very sweet. I guess this is because of the praline note. This is indeed not a fresh fragrance as we all expect summer editions to be. It has a very beautiful musky nuance which reminds me all in common of a soft candy. Lasting power is good and sillage as well. Not a favorite of mine but nice and i wouldn´t use it during summer since it would be a bit suffocating for me, but more in spring-autumn period.
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Jippppiii ..This is finaly mine :) i have been looking for the other innocents aswell as the original . and finaly today i got this ..
It is very nice a little softer on the citrus note then innocent . a bit more fruity, slightly more creamy. (pink colour suits this one well). This one is a bit weeker then innocent or maybe its just softer ,
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This is one of my favourite perfumes, no matter how i feel this is fine to spray and gives me a fresh sweet smell i love the combinarion of notes they are perfect for me! if onlt it was slightly stronger and lasted longer!
I like the re-editions of innocent more than the original one.
this one is like a mixture between original innocent & innocent illusion(my favorite one)
in fact,as a summer fresh fragrance I expected more citruses,but it's fresh even without any citrus scent.like the description is said it's like an ice cream,creamy,sweet and refreshing like a fruity ice cream.
still innocent illusion has remained my favorite one,although they're all sweet * sexy.
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