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HOUSTON - More than 250 U.S. Army reservists and family members participated in the 335th Signal Command's Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program Event, Jan. 11-13, in Houston.
The event brought together family members of soldiers deployed to Afghanistan and Kuwait by the 319th and 324th Expeditionary Signal Battalions. Yellow Ribbon, a Congress-mandated program, invited more than 20 agencies to provide forums that gave attendees a chance to enroll in online schools, learn how to resolve family conflicts, approach the sensitive subjects of suicide and post-traumatic stress disorder, and participate in alternative practices of self-improvement to include acupuncture and Zumba exercise classes.
The Yellow Ribbon event was the third in a six-part series, intended to help the units honor each attendee by providing pertinent presentations and resources that help stem the potential stressors associated with a deployment. Maj. Montrese Love, the commander of the 324th ESB, said family members were encouraged to gather all of the information they could at an event.
"You never know when you or your soldier will need something," Love said. "Having the written materials as reference will be invaluable."
Amber Waldrip and her mother-in-law Denise Rabb were first-time attendees, participating on behalf of Sgt. Coleman Waldrip, a communications network analyst currently serving in Afghanistan. Mrs. Waldrip, a resident of Lawrenceville, Ga., said this was her husband's second deployment; Waldrip, 22, said the first tour (2009-10) was easy to manage but that the stressors of this deployment compelled her to attend the event.
"We knew about the challenge of separation and stayed in contact with one another," said Waldrip, who also has a three-year old son, Wyatt. "But on this deployment, my husband has had some challenges."
"He is working at a site not under his unit's command," Waldrip said. "The new working relationship has resulted in some friction between my husband and other site employees. My husband follows his commands, but the frustration he carries [pause] I receive when we talk ... it's tough because I know how he's feeling so I don't want to further upset him."
Another hurdle was connecting with unit members who could address specific questions Waldrip had. To meet the needs of the Army, Waldrip's husband was moved to a unit that did not have enough healthy soldiers to qualify for deployment. Waldrip knew the leadership of her husband's Atlanta-based company, but not the Greenville, S.C., unit he was transferred to. Seeking to solve this problem, she made contact with another wife whose husband was transferred from Atlanta for deployment and attended a July 324th ESB family day activity. Although she met a few members, Waldrip felt she did not get a connection strong enough to begin resolving her struggles.
Love acknowledged that one of the most difficult challenges was identifying the unknown.
"Because soldiers came from different companies within the battalion, families had to interact with new company-level leadership and new FRG leadership," she said.
Feeling helpless is an emotion the Yellow Ribbon works to reduce as troops continue to serve in combat zones. Brent Arnspiger, a suicide prevention coordinator with the Houston Veterans Administration and featured speaker, said in his five years of participating in Yellow Ribbon seminars, the most important thing a person could do is get resources for loved ones when they come home.
"Many soldiers come home with emotions that have spilled over from their time in a combat zone," said Arnspiger. "A lot of soldiers expect to reenter the home as they left it, but refamiliarization between the family and the returning soldier can be difficult."
Arnspiger also discussed the potential for suicide, an event the military has been struggling to prevent in recent years. The Pentagon reported 349 suicides among active-duty military in 2012; this total exceeds the 295 Americans who died in Afghanistan last year.
"Soldiers and family members opening up can be one of the hardest things to accomplish," Arnspiger added, saying it may often be easier for a soldier to be more honest with a stranger than people who are in established relationships.
Arnspiger said avoiding an issue is a bad decision.
"If you as a family member suspect your loved one may need some medical or psychological attention," said Arnspiger, "don't leave it up to chance because that person may not seek the help they need."
To make those opportunities more accessible to Reserve and National Guard forces, Arnspiger said community clinics are being contacted to provide services to veterans who are not close to VA clinics or military hospitals.
Augusta, Ga., resident Mary Brisco and her son Chris have attended three Yellow Ribbon events in support of Spc. Chrystal Brisco, who deployed to Afghanistan last February with the 324th ESB. Chrystal, a Hephzibah, Ga., resident and Chris' fraternal twin, recently completed her tour of duty and came home, Jan. 15.
Mary, an Army veteran, said she was thrilled to know her daughter was part of a unit that had a program that was openly concerned with the social welfare of its soldier's home life.
"Coming to places like [Houston] to [participate in Yellow Ribbon events] is just an awesome opportunity," said Mary, a medical retiree. "It has been good to meet and communicate with the unit's military leaders as well as communicate with folks who are experiencing some of the same emotions and circumstances you are."
Mary said she made use of the unit's Family Readiness Group, a voluntary collection of family members who share a line of contacts commonly known as a "phone tree."
Mary said her peer advocate, Marquita Dillard, would call the family monthly just to see how things were going and ensure the Briscos were getting the latest information on the unit through the unit's monthly newsletter or direct contact from a FRG member.
Dillard, whose husband Demarcus also deployed to Afghanistan with the 324th ESB, often spoke to various family members with soldiers deployed, but Mary said the calls between the two occasionally went into deeper discussion than sharing events and thoughts.
"With Marquita, I was able to have a direct relationship even though she lives in Charlotte," said Mary. "It felt good to communicate with someone who knew exactly what you were going through emotionally . . . when I talked to her, I didn't feel crazy or shut down for asking about things or events."
"I felt that way about the people running the Yellow Ribbon as well," Mary added. "Prior to attending the events I did not know of groups like the FRG since the military is a personal affair for the soldier."
Love said the FRG volunteers made great efforts to reach out to all the families.
"Through the use of newsletters, phone trees and Yellow Ribbon events, the 324th ESB families are stronger and more empowered than ever."
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When it comes to drag racing I see a lot of Chevy S10 drag race in all classes from test and tune all the way to Pro Mod (even though thats a completely different car). I haven't seen a lot of fuel size trucks at all drag race though. There was a guy at my local 1/8th Mile track who made a few passes in his dodge ram on a test and tune nights but thats really it.
Why aren't full size trucks like the Chevy C1500s or the Ford F-150s common in drag racing?
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Because they take the worst qualities of the small/mid-size trucks (weight, light rear, poor aerodynamics, etc) and amplify them. With enough power and suspension work, they could compete, but dollar for dollar it's cheaper to do it in a platform better suited from the get-go.
My 2 pennies anyways.
When the fastest street car drags (don't recall the exact name of the deal) was in its infancy, a white full size Chevy truck w/a bad-A BBC engine was the first winner, IIRC.
There are other F/S trucks doing OK- http://www.draglist.com/Danny/tenquickestpickups.htm
I have one son that has raced F250's for a number of years, then beat a new VW passot diesel to death, that he said was the fastest one in the world.
Last I followed it 3-4 years ago, there was a Friend of his in Griffin area turning in the low 10's and I think even lower in full size dodges.
I just got a new 250 diesel 4wh dr and he says he can add 200 hp to it in about 10 minutes, not interested and will keep an eye on the power band for any sudden changes.
Seems to me there are a number of diesel truck forums dedicated to this.
I know it isn't a "big truck" of today but I ran my 48 Chevy pickup with a stone stock 401 Buick and 3.08s to a best of 14.64 @95mpg. :D Those were the days with a drag strip here in town, what a great time we had down there.
it's not fast but it is fun
three years ago i had a severe heart attack and after not doing well for over two months my family noticed i said very little and i could not sit up, walk feed myself, etc. i was carried back to the hospitol and after a few days and numerous test it was realized i had had three strokes, and i di not recognize my wife of 42 years, my two daughters or my three grandchildren. now three long years later and graduating from a wheelchair to a walker and now a cane i will get to the point. i have been a diehard gearhead since i was thirteen years old and dragraced for years in the late 60's into the early 70's. i have been fortunate and owned over thirty muscle cars and hotrods when they were relatively late model used cars i.e. 63 split window fuel injected coupe, 63 409 ss impala, six z28's, big block mid year corvettes, a 67 ss 427 impala. after a year and half recovery i was wheel chaired to my shop that i had not noticed and inside was and is a 2003 ss silverado truck, 1998 20,000 mile corvette a 1969 camaro, indy pace car and a 1939 chevy hotrod truck. i started back to reading stacks of hotrod and carcraft magazines including all of the adds. with the help of a friend that owns a hotrod shop in the small georgia town i live in, we added cold air induction, a highperformance tuneup, a performance exhaust, tonno cover etc. to my ss truck. i went to maxton, nc. in sept. and landspeed raced on the maxton monster mile just for the personal accomplisment, withe no thoughts of running for a record or to go back again. the last maxton meet ever was held in oct. and the east coast timing association will move to an airport at wilmington, ohio next april. i was so close to a record that i went to the oct. maxton meet and after folding the mirrors back, taping up the grille and putting 48 lbs. of air in the tires i set a new a/pp record of 127 mph. in an aerodynamic brick. i carried the truck to a 50 yr. old this year 1/8 mile dragstrip. the truck ran a best of 9.4 in 1/8 mile. there was probably six full size chevy half ton trucks and a couple ran in the loww 8 second range. i have seen in numerous magazines trucks running in 9 to 11 seconds in 1/4 mile. it is easier to run faster and probably more economical in a fox body mustang or nova, but a truck can go home and haul the garbage. happy holidays to all garrell patterson
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68 C10 w/Camper Top & MudFlaps. :eek: Lots or Videos of it. :thumbup:
Watch that Wuss Rich C. when it leaves, 1st Vid. :D
I cannot imagine what it would be like to not recognize anyone, nor what it would be like to "discover" a bevy of good iron in my garage that I didn't remember I had!
Sounds like your LS powered full size runs good, especially on the top end. Any plans to do any more racing w/it?
Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration.
Pound for pound you can't beat a seventy's Nova or Ventura...
This guy is putting down over 1000 hp in an 80's chevy dually powered by a procharged big block and can only pull off an 11 second et:
Coming from a beginner/strictly bolt-on standpoint, i feel that the fullsizers----1/2 ton only that is----NO 3/4 OR 1 TON, could be a good choice because:
1) Usually a good rear axle and in a lot of cases a good gear ratio ideal for dragging already installed----3.73, 4.10 etc.
2) Plenty of room to fit large slicks with no mods whatsoever. 13"-14"
So, i'm thinking a shortbed with smallblock could weigh around 3500 lbs.
Using a calculator at Wallace, it predicted a 11.30 ET using 1000 HP/7000 lbs., 500' elevation, 70 degrees F and 85% humidity.
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Ganado Mission High School
Guam Territorial College
Arizona State College (now Northern Arizona University)
Mexico City College (now University of the Americas)
One-Man Exhibitions (selected)
Coffee Gallery, San Francisco, California (1963)
Manchester Gallery, Taos, New Mexico (1965, 1966, 1967)
University of California, Berkeley (1966)
Art Wagon Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1969, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1978)
Navajo Community College, Many Farms, Arizona (1970)
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona (1971)
Gallery of Modern Art, Scottsdale, Arizona (1971)
Julian Garcia, Albuquerque, New Mexico (1972, 1973, 1978)
Western Art Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico (1973)
Mary Livingston Gallery, Santa Ana, California (1973)
Aspen Gallery of Art, Aspen, Colorado (1973, 1974)
Stables Gallery, Taos, New Mexico (1973, 1975, 1977)
Jamison Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1972, 1973)
Women of Taos Portraits, Navajo Gallery, Taos New Mexico (1973)
Baylor University, Waco, Texas (1974)
Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa (1974)
Heritage West, Albuquerque, New Mexico (1975, 1977)
Van Straaten Gallery, Chicago, Illinois (1976)
Ron Phillips Gallery, San Antonio, Texas (1976)
Walton-Gilbert Gallery, San Francisco, California (1976, 1977, 1978, 1981)
Gallery of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1976)
Freeman-Anacker Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana (1976)
White Buffalo Gallery, Wichita, Kansas (1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983)
Marjorie Kaufman Gallery, Houston, Texas (1977, 1980, 1981)
Clay Gallery, New York, New York (1977)
Santa Fe East, Austin, Texas (1977)
Tigua Indian Reservation, El Paso, Texas (1977)
Clarke-Benton Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1978)
Mary Martin Gallery, Aspen, Colorado (1978)
Arizona Arts Commission, Prescott, Arizona (1978)
Muirhead Gallery, Costa Mesa, California (1978)
Kansas State University; Manhattan, Kansas (1978)
Governor's Exhibit Hall, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1978, 1988)
Suzanne Brown Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1978, 1979, 1981)
Many Horses Gallery, Los Angeles, California (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983)
Southwest Art Center, Dallas, Texas (1978)
Rosequist Gallery, Tucson, Arizona (1978)
Gallery Mack, Seattle, Washington (1978, 1979, 1980, 1985)
Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Foundation, New York, New York (1979)
Bayard Gallery, New York, New York (1979)
Navajo Turquoise Gallery, Paris, France (1980)
Southwest II Gallery, Dallas, Texas (1980, 1981, 1982, 1983)
Quail Hollow Gallery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (1980, 1983)
Hobar Gallery, Santa Barbara, California (1980, 1981, 1982)
Enthios Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985)
Impressions II Gallery, Tucson, Arizona (1981, 1983)
Squash Blossom Gallery, Highland Park, Illinois (1981)
Four Winds Gallery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1981)
Westwood Gallery, Portland, Oregon (1981)
Ken Phillips Gallery, Denver, Colorado (1981)
Now and Then Gallery, East Meadow, New York (1981, 1983)
Gallery Hawaii, Maui, Hawaii (1982)
Gorman in Deutschland, Galerie Pueblo, Karlsruhe, West Germany (1982)
Artistic Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1983, 1985, 1988)
Gallery Mack, New York, New York (1983)
American West Gallery, Chicago, Illinois (1983, 1984, 1985)
Adagio Galleries, Palm Springs, California (1983, 1985, 1987)
The Art Collector, San Diego, California (1983)
Galerie Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, California (1983, 1987)
Dagen Bela Gallery, San Antonio, Texas (1983)
Galerie Calumet, Heidelberg, Germany (1986, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1996)
Grycner Gallery, Maui, Hawaii (1987, 1988)
Many Horses Gallery, Los Angeles, California (1988)
Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, New Mexico (1988)
Governor's Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1988)
Steve Stein Gallery, Sherman Oaks, California (1988)
Studio 53, New York, New York (1988, 1989, 1991, 1993)
Galerie Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, California (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993)
Navajo Gallery Old Town, Albuquerque, New Mexico (yearly 1988-1996)
Rio Grande Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (yearly 1988-1996)
Navajo Gallery, Taos, New Mexico (yearly since 1968)
Avanti Gallery, San Francisco, California (1988, 1990)
Joan Cawley Gallery, Wichita, Kansas (1988, 1992)
Sunbird Gallery, Los Altos, California (1988, 1993)
Artistic Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1988, 1991, 1993)
Grycner Gallery, Lahaina, Hawaii, (1989)
Kaufman Gallery, Houston, Texas (1989)
Adagio Gallery, Palm Springs, California (1989, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998)
Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1990)
Gilbert Ortega Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1990, 1991)
Sunset Gallery, Lahaina, Hawaii (1990, 1991, 1992)
American West, Chicago, Illinois (1991, 1993)
Gallery Mack, Seattle, Washington (1991, 1993, 1994)
Gomes Gallery, St. Louis, Missouri (1992, 1994)
Stables Gallery: R.C. Gorman—The Early Years, Taos, New Mexico (1993)
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona (1993)
Adobe East, Summit, New Jersey (1993)
Rio Grande West, Scottsdale, Arizona (1993)
El Taller Gallery, Austin, Texas (1994)
Studio W, El Paso, Texas (1994)
Patla's American West, Chicago, Illinois (1994)
Joan Cawley Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (1996)
Nizhoni Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico (1997)
East West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii (1998)
Four Winds Gallery, Sydney, Australia (1998)
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Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona (1969)
Gorman/Scholder Exhibit, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1973)
Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico (1975)
Navajo Nation Museum, Window Rock, Arizona (1975)
Wheelwright Museum, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1975, 1979)
Tubac Center for the Arts, Tubac, Arizona (1977)
Fuller Art Museum, Los Alamos, New Mexico (1978)
Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, New Mexico, (1978, 1983, 1988)
Musee Municipal St. Paul de Vence, France (1979)
Old Jail Foundation, Albany, Texas (1982)
All American Indian Days Arts Exhibition, Sheridan, Wyoming, First Award
American Indian Artists, First Annual Exhibition, Kaiser Center, Oakland, California, Grand Award
Center of Arts for Indian America, Washington, D.C., Honorable Mention
Heard Museum Indian Arts and Crafts Show, Phoenix, Arizona, First Award and Honorable Mention
National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, First, Second and Third Awards
New Mexico Fiesta Biennial, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Honorable Mention
Philbrook Indian Art Exhibition, Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma, First, Second and Third Awards
Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition, Scottsdale, Arizona, First, Second and Third Awards
Tanner's All Indian Invitational Potter and Painting Show, First Prize in Drawing (1974)
Key to the City of El Paso, Texas
Key to the city of San Antonio, Texas
Key to the City of Houston, Texas
Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts, College of Ganado, Ganado, Arizona (1978)
R.C. Gorman Day, State of New Mexico (January 8, 1979)
Doctorate of Humane Letters, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico (1980)
R.C. Gorman Day, San Francisco, California (March 18, 1986)
Humanitarian Award in Fine Art, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts (May 1986)
Key to the City of Scottsdale, Arizona (1988)
New Mexico's Governor's Award of Excellence (1988)
Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona (1995)
Alumnae of the Year Award, National Association of Colleges and Universities (November 1993)
Honorary United Nations 50-year Chairman for New Mexico (1995)
Camino Real Award, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1995)
Los Amigos del Turismo Cultural Award, Santa Fe, New Mexico (1996)
Board Member: Pacific Northwest Indian Center, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
Board Member: Wheelwright Museum, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Fellow: Kellogg Fellowship Screening Committee, Navajo Health Authority, Window Rock, Arizona
Member: Four Corners States Art Conference
Standards Committee: Juror, New Mexico Arts & Crafts Fair, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Board Member: Taos Festival of Music, Taos, New Mexico
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This is Africa
May 2012
Commentary by: Cesar A. Hidalgo
Insensitivity of development advice to a country's context is a fundamental criticism against the so-called Washington Consensus. This coarseness is reflected in concepts – openness to trade, governance, institutions, intermediate inputs or education – that we have come to believe as real. Yet they are abstractions that hide away complexity and might be blind to the context-specific structure that underpins people's ability to generate prosperity.
Thinking about international development through aggregate terms might be no better than trying to understand biological organisms as mixes of water, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids. Ultimately, to understand problems of organised complexity we need to develop perspectives that look at these problems with a "genetic" resolution. Most of the tools available, however, do not have that resolution or even attempt to provide it.
During recent years we have found that detailed data on the mix of products that countries export provides a high resolution picture of a country's economy. No two countries export the same mix of goods, and hence the goods that are associated with each country provide a unique fingerprint, a phenotype, that contains valuable information of a country's productive genotype.
One important measure that emerges from this high resolution fingerprint is "economic complexity"; a measure that infers the diversity of knowledge available in an economy from binary information on who exports what. Economic complexity matters because it is an excellent leading indicator of per capita income. In fact, it outpredicts the WEF's global competitiveness index, and standard measures of governance and education by nearly 1000 percent. Yet, the value of a disaggregated approach goes beyond that of predicting the aggregate, since it opens a door to context-specific knowledge.
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Report: Taylor Swift Slapped with Million-Dollar Lawsuit
She's one of the highest-earning entertainers in the world today, but Taylor Swift may have to fork over a sizable chunk of change, according to a new lawsuit.
The "Should've Said No" songstress is being sued by the folks over at the Capital Hoedown in Ottawa, Canada because she supposedly never gave back her fee after canceling the August 2012 gig.
Furthermore, T. Swizzle was said to be paid $2.5 million for the show, and the plaintiffs are seeking $1.8 million in lost ticket sales.
However, Swift's people claim that Taylor never signed a contract with the ticket company, therefore she's not bound to do anything.


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New Delhi, 23 Feb, 2008 : The two-wheeler manufacturer company Hero Honda Motors has signed Indian Premier League or IPL as its first co-sponsor.
Indian cricketers Virendra Sehwag, Irfan Pathan, Suresh Raina are brand ambassadors for Hero Honda. Real estate major DLF has the title sponsorship rights for IPL for an amount of Rs 200 crore across five years or Rs 40 crore annually.
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Oh, Social media, you scoundrel! I was perusing through Facebook, happened upon my mother's page (she clearly holds a different religious view than me) and found this wonderful gem of a link attached to it! Cancer Cure in the Bible? Oh, yes! Yes, my friends! Jesus cured cancer through some twisted code he left in [Read More…]
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Christianity Today posted an article today on Bob Muzikowski, a Little League coach who works with kids from the projects in Chicago. At the bottom of that article, they link to an article that I wrote for BC Christian News seven years ago, comparing and contrasting Muzikowski's book Safe at Home with the Keanu Reeves movie Hardball (2001), which was very, very loosely based on the league that Muzikowski co-founded.
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A MAN has been arrested in connection with the digging up and disturbing of a badger sett.
A 25-year-old from the Liverpool area was questioned in connection with an incident which happened in April in the Holywell area.
Officers from North Wales Police's rural crime team (RCT) executed five search warrants in the Merseyside area relating to incidents in the Flintshire area.
They were helped by Merseyside Police colleagues.
A number of items were also seized including cash and mobile phones and the man was questioned yesterday.
Sgt Rob Taylor of the RCT said: "This morning's action demonstrates that regardless of their origins the rural crime team will relentlessly pursue suspected offenders to help achieve our goal of keeping our rural communities safe.
"Over the last 12 months we have seen a steady decrease in rural crime and with the continued support and vigilance from the local community I'm sure we can continue on that path.
"It is also worth reminding the community to remain vigilant at all times, always ensure your property is locked and secured and if you see any suspicious behaviour contact police immediately."
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One of the most important steps you take during your college search process is the first step onto a college campus. While the above virtual tour offers a nice preview of Queens University of Charlotte's historic campus, there is no substitute for visiting campus, meeting the faculty, students and staff and experiencing a little bit of life at Queens University of Charlotte. We offer:
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Available by appointment, Monday - Friday in the morning or afternoon, these visits are customized specifically to meet your needs and can include: class visitation, campus tour, admissions information session, meeting with current students, faculty and other members of the Queens community. And if you have time, we hope you will plan to join us for lunch! Visits are also available on Saturday mornings. Saturday morning visits include an admissions presentation and campus tour conducted by an Admissions Counselor.
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These half day campus wide events are designed to give you and your parents a general overview of Queens where you will meet your potential classmates, current students, faculty and admission counselors. Royals Open House takes place on select Saturdays in the fall.
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Cinema owners plan to not screen blockbusters made by studios involved in a premium VoD plan.
US cinema chains are threatening to banish some films from their screens in response to a contentious video-on-demand plan by several Hollywood studios to allow new releases into living rooms within weeks of their big screen debuts.
Four of the six major film studios – Universal, Sony, Warner Bros and Fox – plan to make new releases available to rent online just two months after their cinema debut. New releases will be available to rent for (£18) under the premium VoD proposals, set to be introduced in the US later this month.
Cinema owners have reacted angrily to the plans, which could significantly reduce the box office potential of new releases . The National Association of Theatre Owners (Nato), which represents the largest cinema chains in the US including Regal Entertainment Group and AMC Theatres, said it will fight the move.
John Fithian, chief executive of Nato, told the Financial Times on Tuesday that cinemas were prepared not to screen blockbusters made by studios involved in the premium VoD plan.
"Let's say you're Regal Cinemas and it's a busy weekend with a couple of big pictures opening," Fithian said. "If it's 50-50 between this picture and that picture and you have a partner that respects your [business] model and another one that doesn't, you're going to give the screen to the partner that respects your model."
Fithian added that Regal and Cinemark, which own more than 7,000 cinemas in the US, had already begun to scale back promotion of films made by studios involved in the premium VoD venture.
Sony's Just Go with It, a comedy featuring Adam Sandler, will make history as one of the first films to be offered on the new on-demand service, according to the US entertainment trade magazine Variety.
Film studios have long wanted to reduce the four-month period of exclusivity enjoyed by cinemas. It is seen as a way to offset a decline in physical DVD sales, while also helping to combat internet piracy and initiate a radical change in film viewing habits.
However, not all of the big six studios are on board. Fithian confirmed Paramount Pictures has privately expressed opposition to the shorter window. It was previously reported that the studio behind Shutter Island and Jackass 3D had concerns over internet piracy.
Paramount's opposition could give it the upper hand when it goes head to head with rival studios this summer, with big-name releases such as Transformers 3 and Super 8 set to go up against Warner's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 and Fox's X-Men: First Class. Disney, the other Hollywood major, has yet to reveal its hand over the premium VoD plan.
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My cat was nice & suddenly she is mean to one of her brothers for no reason i can think of. (she hisses & growles @ him)
She was nice until she & one of her brothers accidentally went outside... she is only nice to the one that did not go outside. Also- she now hisses and runs away from me. This is not her normal behavior. Is she in heat? is she pregnant? Is she just mad about something that happened outside? I just don't know what to think, and i want my sweet kitty back.
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If you truly want your sweet kitty back, have her spayed. As long as she goes into heat (cats don't go through menopause so that will be a long time) she will have one thing on her mind, mating and bearing kittens that, with the extreme overpopulation of homeless kittens, there is no room for any more. She is hormonal and that can change her entire personality. It's possible she was attacked or abused when she went out. It usually only takes one outside experience to stop a cat from being content indoors. Until you have her spayed and the males neutered if they aren't, please don't let them out. By having them fixed, you will become a part of the solution and stop being part of the problem.
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Real World 2.0
"Our principal challenge is not to decide where we want to go, but to stay upright as we go there." In his book, Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations, author and NYU faculty member Clay Shirky describes the profound impact of social technological tools on contemporary culture—from e-mail and blogs to Twitter and wikis.
Shirky's book, an example-laden history of the development of such tools, is well-timed. Last week, as anti-government protests erupted in Tibet, China moved forcefully to quash news of the clash by restricting Internet access to YouTube as well as censoring mainstream outlets such as the BBC and CNN. But, underscoring many of Shirky's central points, the crackdown failed as witnesses bypassed the country's "Great Firewall" by uploading photos and videos to other, uncensored Web sites. And, on Mar. 20 the state-run news agency, Xinhua, acknowledged that troops had injured four protesters—the first time China made such an admission since the protests began, and arguably a by-product of its failure to limit the flow of information.
It's too early to tell how the events in Tibet will play out, but they generally fit into the decentralization of control Shirky describes. Clearly, not only repressive governments are being affected by the Internet Age. These tools have widely infiltrated aspects of modern life, both purely social activities and wholly commercial enterprises. Shirky gives plenty of compelling examples of both. He writes of organizations such as MeetUp, which offers a neutral platform allowing like-minded people to form groups both online and in the real world. Industrial examples include companies such as Goldcorp, a mining company that introduced an entirely new way of conducting business by offering a prize for external submissions suggesting where it should mine for gold next.
Invisibility Is Coming
Many of the examples are familiar, but Shirky moves the discussion forward from this imperfect start. In fact, for Shirky, things are just about to get interesting. "It's when a technology becomes normal, then ubiquitous, and finally so pervasive as to be invisible, that the really profound changes happen," he writes. "Invisible is coming." (For a related argument, see the BusinessWeek column by Bill Buxton, principal scientist at Microsoft Research and the author of Sketching User Experiences: The Long Nose of Innovation (BusinessWeek.com, 2/1/08).)
In Shirky's view, we're living in the middle of a revolution as momentous as that which followed the invention of the printing press. Society and industry, in other words, are being radically reshaped. Even a cursory look at the current corporate landscape confirms his view. Existing music and media businesses are in a state of turmoil, with no clear strategy to deal with the rise of mass amateurization and cheap and easy distribution tools. "Many institutions we rely on today will not survive this change without significant alteration, and the more an institution or industry relies on information as its core product, the greater and more complete the change will be," he writes.
A world without many of the organizations we rely on today is somewhat hard to imagine, and examples of current corporations that are embracing the changes throughout their organizational structures are still scarce. For many companies, adoption of social tools remains the domain of one department (often marketing or advertising) rather than a goal of the enterprise at large. The book does give tantalizing glimpses of the challenges and changes ahead, along with an analysis of the ongoing tension between commercial and noncommercial. For instance, he cites the nonprofit foundation of Wikipedia as the fundamental reason the site has flourished where Microsoft's for-profit Encarta encyclopedia program withered—even when it sought contributions from loyal users.
As a result, many of the examples Shirky gives in the book are the usual suspects, the Web 2.0 stars that have already been picked apart ad nauseam by commentators eager to construct some kind of applicable business process from their successes. In Shirky's view, however, such analysis is unwise, and he puts much of the success of companies such as Wikipedia and Linux down to a fortuitous combination of elements even their creators didn't realize was so critical.
No Blueprint for the Brave New World
For example, he includes details of the starting points of both Wikipedia (a note from co-founder Larry Sanger to his mailing list saying "Humor me. Go there and add a little article. It will take all of 5 or 10 minutes") to Linus Torvalds' similar post to a software discussion group regarding his decision to create what would later become the hugely influential open-source software, Linux: "I'm doing a (free) operating system…I'd like to know what features most people would want. Any suggestions are welcome, but I won't promise I'll implement them :-)." Neither Sanger nor Torvalds had any idea of the huge implications of their questions, and Shirky is adept at analyzing the reasons for their successes—while providing a salient reminder for readers that the brave new world has no blueprint.
But even as it can be somewhat daunting for large corporations to face up to the grassroots assault on their core business models, it's also clear the current Web 2.0 darlings are constantly evolving, too. Wikipedia was able to harness group collaboration and collective action to create an astonishingly valuable and far-reaching resource, but such past commitment from users is no guarantee of continued favor.
Massively popular photo-sharing site Flickr faced revolt from users after it was bought by Yahoo (YHOO) and changed its sign-in protocol, while user-edited news site Digg chose to break the law in order not to alienate its users' collective decision to post information as an act of civil disobedience.
Look to the Future
For most companies, and for many of the world's citizens, such anarchy is unthinkable. In the book's final pages Shirky does not shy away from asking whether the vast changes created by the emergence of new socially connected tools are—on balance—good or bad. He's a self-confessed optimist, but also a pragmatist, arguing that the rise of groups of which the majority might not approve is not just a by-product of the tools; it's the product, too.
Shirky calls for readers to acknowledge the new reality and look to the future. "The important questions aren't about whether these tools will spread or reshape society but rather how they do so." His book is a compendium of smartly analyzed, real-world examples of just that, and it provides a good foundation for those looking to get a handle on the new ways of the world.


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Thought you peeps could use a chuckle or two!!!
Thought you peeps could use a chuckle or two!!!
People like them who make us look bad.
Which people? The one's who set up the psudo religion? Or the twonk who dressed up as Vader and battered them with a metal crutch?
Execute order 66,
But no, any violence is not condonable
COuld only happen in bloody wales!
Someone should proscribe those guys a dose of antibiotics, clear that midi-clorean infection right up!
What a doof. They said the captured the attack on video; I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up on ebaums somehow.
I'm at a loss for words...!
we NEED to find that video!!
I like the fact that how immense the Empire was, and how much they had at their disposal, Vader still had to drink box wine.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA. I love it.
People amuse me.
LMAO, too funny....the box of wine killed me! I also like this blurb from the article:
"In the 2001 United Kingdom census, 390,000 0.7 percent of the population listed Jedi as their religion."
Im disappointed, a garbage bag for a cape. C'mon he could of used a beach towel.
that was the video??? .... and it made the front page of yahoo? I had a totally different vision in my head of how that went down....mannn...I haven't been this disappointed since watching Episode 1 for the first time.....
Um.....Should he really be called "Darth Vader"? Shouldn't he be called "crazy guy in a garbage bag with casual clothes and a metal crutch"? Do we really want to give this guy the title of sith lord? Also what sith lord goes around yelling "JEDI" all over the place? Not very stealthy for a sith I'd say. Intresting non the less. It did make my smile!
I never ordered this! I need to have a talk with Lord Vader, I told him not to wear that trash bag in public! He must be off his meds again.
* mouths "what the ****? jedi church?*
that was it! damn that sucked
And that's how it all starts... you get home from a tough day at the death star, you drink some cask wine and next thing you decide it might be fun to go out and release some tension by beating up a few innocent jedi's. Your cape is at the dry-cleaners but hey, there's a black garbage bag, that might have to do. Now where did I put the shuttle keys?
Seriously though, the guy was pretty sith-faced
Well....That video was less than desirable.
wait jedi is an option for religion? sooo where do i go if im bad?