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The 2015 Subaru WRX may be the most perfect shelter ever ginned up for Internet trolls. We're already super-familiar with their super-tired take on the new turbo all-wheel-drive sedan. To paraphrase: "This car, which is not substantially changed in feel or intent, and which I do not own, is ruined!!!!" Exclamation points theirs.
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And hold up, while you're at it. We're about to lay down the latest chapter of Who Moved My Cheese? The Lactose Intolerant Edition, and to correct some faulty impressions formed mostly out of thin air: That the WRX has been totally invalidated because it now offers a sort of automatic transmission (again). Because it's a little bit bigger than before. Mostly, because nothing has ever been as good, is as good, or will be as good, as the 22b these nonfictional creatures use as desktop wallpaper.
Here's the truth. The WRX is still the hemispherical and cultural opposite of the Camaro and Mustang. It's still a certifiable blast--a whizzy, turbocharged, all-wheel-driver. It's still the plasticky Ziploc slider that forms an airtight lock between the road and the sky.
But in all fairness, it does give the trolls some room to judge. Some air to breathe.2015 Subaru WRX performance
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So here's where the trolls begin to win over some of the weaker members of the herd. There's an automatic transmission back on the options list, not just an automatic but a continuously variable transmission.This CVT is not as inequal as other CVTs, though. As we've found in the Forester, it's cleverly programmed (in "SI-Drive") to act like a paddle-shifted automatic when it needs to, and to relax into a fuel-saving CVT idiom when it doesn't.
In "Intelligent" mode, it does the fuel-economy thing, adjusting its pulleys more gradually, tipping in throttle more hesitantly. In Sport mode, the throttle response quickens--and when the lever's moved to Manual, it actuates a program that uses paddles to act like a six-speed automatic. (The WRX will snap into that mode any time throttle use goes higher than 40 percent, too).
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All told here, the CVT-equipped WRX in its most aggressive mode can reach 60 mph in about 5.9 seconds. It also has a different all-wheel-drive system, one with a planetary-gear center diff and a 45:55 torque bias, and linkage to the WRX's steering and yaw sensors to change torque split.
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Happy Wine features 90 wines under $20.
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Happy Wine on SW 8th Street has long been the place to go for really good prices on wine. Their new Happy Wine location, on Bird Road in Coconut Grove, brings a similar selection of inexpensive wines along with tapas and music.
If you're into a candlelit spot in which to drink wine, you might just want to buy a few bottles and take them home, but that's not to say Happy Wine isn't charming. High tops and wooden stools are nestled in between the shelves and crates of wine. A keyboardist plays tunes in English and Spanish as a waiter comes over to help you select your wine.
The store is segmented by country of origin, and there are about 700 different labels tucked into this Mediterranean-style spot. Happy Wine charges a $4 corkage fee, which is reasonable when you factor in that you're getting your wine for about 20 percent less than other stores in the neighborhood. There are 90 wines featured on $20, and there's a good chance you'll find something in that range. We chose a 2010 La Crema Pinot Noir for $19.99 and a 2008 Anta Banderas A10 for $15.99. Both reds were good choices with the tapas we were served.
There are about two dozen hot and cold tapas to choose from, and all are served with pan con tomate, which was a nice change from the usual plain bread in a basket. Happy Wine also serves paella every Friday. The owners bring in a paella chef each week, who cooks up a large pan of the seafood and rice dish. A generous plate is $12.99 and is enough for two.
Choose the country where you want to dine. We dined somewhere between Spain and Australia. Wines are well priced, with neon tags that inform of prices and ratings.
Ham crepe was a light thin pancake filled with ham and cheese ($7.99).
Tortilla Espanola had large chunks of potato ($3.99).
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The garbanzos fritos were sauteed with ham and chunks of sausage. Flavorful without being salty ($5.99).
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The federal trial judge deciding the penalties for Microsoft in its antitrust trial now says she needs more facts about Microsoft's monopolistic actions in sectors besides PC operating systems. The nine states dissenting to the Justice Department's settlement argue that further restrictions are needed in order to keep Microsoft from exerting pressure on other sectors. A former Intel executive testified for the states that Microsoft played a large role in keeping Intel from launching its NSP media player software in the 1990s, for example. Microsoft has fought against further restrictions, saying they are irrelevant to the case at hand, which must address only the one count the company was found guilty of last year--illegally using its monopoly power to destroy the Netscape Web browser, which could have developed into a competing operating system. Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly has showed sympathy for that argument, but state attorneys expressed hope that her recent comments about needing more evidence would give them further opportunity.
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Electronics and telecommunications researchers are looking to photons as the basis for future growth in their sectors, since they are coming up against the physical limitations of electrons. Photons, or weightless units of light, travel much faster than electrons and the devices that control them can be built much smaller than those that regulate electrons. Scientists at organizations such as the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency are developing the basic components needed to control photons, such as devices that will route, divide, conjoin, slow, stop, and speed them. Photonic crystals constructed from silicon will be a key factor in manipulating photons and will help to integrate photonic communications and circuits into current computing and communications infrastructure based on electronics. MIT physics professor Yoel Fink has already succeeded in creating photonic fibers that can carry up to 1,000 times the capacity of today's optical fiber cables. His company, Omniguide Communications, is joined by at least a dozen others in pursuing this emerging market. Meanwhile, big players such as Agilent, IBM, and Lucent are creating the photonic switches that would act as routers for this super-speed communications infrastructure. California Institute of Technology electrical engineer Axel Scherer says photonic components can be constructed using technology very similar to that which is already present in silicon chip factories today.
At this year's PC Forum, considered to be the elite gathering in the technology industry, the mood was serious, as if to compensate for the irrational exuberance displayed in the late 1990s. Nearly all of the presentations and technologies focused on business aspects, and one of the most lauded new companies on display was admired for its innovative business model. Joltage wants to link small, independent wireless Internet service providers around the country into a nationwide network through a revenue-sharing model. Other companies offered environmental sensing technologies for computers, and ways to enhance and strengthen corporate computer infrastructures. Even the gadgets on display from Research in Motion, Handspring, Danger, and Palm all focused on the business applications that could be delivered through them and not on the latest technology they employed.
The House Science Committee's annual review of the federal budget request urges that more money be earmarked for technology R&D in fiscal 2003 and a more balanced apportionment of funds to biomedical and physical science efforts. The National Institutes of Health is expected to get an annual budget increase that surpasses the National Science Foundation's (NSF) entire $5.04 billion budget, a move that the committee says demonstrates the White House's slant toward biomedical research. The committee wants the proposed 5 percent NSF budget increase to be raised to 8.8 percent over fiscal 2002, and funding transfers would not be part of the package. The science panel also favors the White House's support of "multi-agency R&D" for network and information technology, counterterrorism initiatives, and nanotechnology. The Bush administration is seeking a 3 percent increase in network and information technology research funding, and a 17 percent boost in nanotechnology research grants.
Segway Human Transporter creator Dean Kamen, who founded the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology) Robotics Competition, was disappointed with this year's turnout, and said so during the regional playoffs' closing ceremony at Columbia University. The number of high school students participating in the competition accounted for less than 5 percent of national students, and he urged for more interest and corporate sponsorship. "If we take four years to get the program to the point where all high schools can participate, we've already lost an entire generation of students," Kamen warned. Affordability, or the lack thereof, is a key reason why some teams claimed they were unable to attend the finals. Still, the FIRST program has continued to grow: More than 600 teams are competing in this year's contest, compared to only 28 teams in the inaugural competition 11 years ago. The participating teams work with professional engineers to build machines that solve certain problems in six weeks. The results are displayed at the competition, where the robots engage in a sporting event to determine the winners. In this way, Kamen hopes to show students that science can have an appeal similar to that of athletics.
Linux and other open-source software is being adopted widely by businesses, but mostly for small-scale use and not for mission-critical applications or large configurations. Support issues and a lack of functionality is hampering Linux, according to the Yankee Group, which recently issued a survey estimating that 11 percent of responding companies used Linux and that adoption rates were highest in mid-size organizations. IBM Linux Tech Center engineer Sheila Harnett says that increased scalability should come later on in the year, and larger implementations by corporations along with it. IBM's recently introduced zSeries Linux server allows companies to consolidate up to several hundred traditional server applications into one system, while maintaining their individuality. As for Linux on the desktop, Yankee Group analyst Neal Goldman declares, "Linux on the desktop is toast." Linux is too complex for home users to configure even simple applications and lacks popular software. Aberdeen Group analyst Bill Claybrook says the StarOffice office productivity suite may spur some Linux adoption on the desktop, which may in turn help increase the operating system's stature on the server side.
U.S. Navy computer security researchers have developed a network protection program that can detect and identify hacker probes and catch indications of denial-of-service attacks in time to divert them. The Therminator program requires a huge amount of power as it incessantly scans the network perimeter for unusual activity, including data packets that could signal the beginning of an attack or security probe. Before, computer security administrators could only detect attacks by identifying past patterns, a strategy that often failed because hackers changed their tactics too frequently. The researchers, from Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., tested the Therminator in the Pacific Naval Command's system last year with great success. The Army and Air Force are also looking into the application, and the Navy is applying for a patent so it can license the Therminator in the commercial sector.
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Linux development is often hindered by the personalities of the people directing it, says Marcelo Tosatti, the 18-year-old programmer in charge of crafting version 2.4 of the Linux kernel tree. He notes that interpersonal skills are even more important than technical ones when directing Linux development, because many of the problems that arise are the result of egotism. Another hindrance, Tosatti says, is that bug reports are not complemented with patch submissions or details of the flaw. Tosatti tries to address these issues personally, but says fellow head Linux directors Linus Torvalds and Alan Cox are too busy or too complacent to pursue bug reports that have insufficient information. He also complains about the way Torvalds changed the Virtual Memory system within the new release of the 2.4.10 Linux kernel, which Tosatti says can have implications in the future, especially as Linux tries to scale from huge computing systems all the way down to embedded systems.
Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) is facing tough times since its corporate parent last year cut 40 of its 270 staff, announced it would need to share the sponsorship, and that PARC director Michael Paige left. PARC has a long history of technology innovation: Especially notable are the graphical user interface that made PCs as they are today, and Ethernet networking technology. New technologies under development there now include collaborative sensing networks comprised of small, hardy sensors immersed in the environment, gathering and sharing information through wireless networks. Modular robotics is another pioneering effort that could lead to robots that change their function and shape as needed. The necessity of new corporate backing is worrisome, however, since the technology downturn has made investment capital scarce and would almost certainly indebt PARC to more parties, restricting their ability to explore new areas. Meanwhile, PARC's reputation for inventing technologies that in the end only benefited Xerox indirectly will be another hurdle to finding backers willing to supply the $70 million needed annually to run PARC as a free entity.
The Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA), recently introduced by Sen. Fritz Hollings (D-S.C.), would force programmers and software firms to distribute code with federally-approved copy-protection schemes. The bill, if passed, is expected to have a negative impact on the electronics industry, computer makers, and chip makers. The bill would prevent the sale of any software that can reproduce "copyrighted works," after new FCC regulations are implemented, and would ultimately affect MP3 players, cell phones, fax machines, digital cameras, and PCs, as well as word processors, spreadsheets, operating systems, compilers, programming languages, and Unix utilities. The legislation also applies to code intended to be distributed for free, which would need to have the copy-protection scheme of the federal government as well. Another concern of the free software and open-source movement would be the regulation that prohibits the downloading of non-compliant code from overseas. The legislation has a loophole that allows for the creation of unapproved code on one computer, but not any sharing of the code, and another loophole would exempt software that is on the market before the law takes effect. The CBDTPA would carry penalties of up to $500,000 in fines and five years in prison.
Judge D. Lowell Jensen of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has eliminated two claims that Intouch Group filed against Entertaindom for allegedly infringing on a digital download patent. The judge wrote that Entertaindom clearly proved that the inventions in question are subject to public use. The Intouch patent governs systems that people can use to sample music or Web stores can use to set the music preferences of visitors. The company also filed patent infringement suits against Amazon.com, DiscoverMusic, Liquid Audio, and Listen.com. All but Entertaindom agreed to settle, according to Intouch. The case, along with several other patent infringement lawsuits, could have significant ramifications for the downloadable digital media market. Technology licensing fees could be levied against companies, elevating the cost of online commercial delivery for such content. Intouch attorney Ronald Guttman said there are still three remaining patent claims, and that a trial will begin in September. "[This ruling] doesn't affect our desire to go ahead and seek damages from those who are infringing on the patent," he declared.
Video streaming company Pulsent says it has created a new compression technology that reduces the size of streamed video files four times smaller than current techniques. Still, the company says it does not expect to eliminate the competing standard from the Moving Pictures Engineering Group (MPEG), but will capture niche markets, especially in video-on-demand services. A number of companies are positioning themselves to deliver video via the Internet, including Microsoft, RealNetworks, and Hollywood studios. Walt Disney and 20th Century Fox have agreed on such a collaboration, as have AOL Time Warner, Sony, Universal, MGM, and Paramount. Pulsent's new compression standard is different from the emerging MPEG-4 format because of the way it identifies key components of the picture. While MPEG relies on a grid format to segment the frame, Pulsent uses key objects as the basis of truncating the file. Analysts say it will be vital for Pulsent to sign deals with large telecommunications companies or entertainment device manufacturers if it wants to enter the video-on-demand market, expected to begin to take off in late 2003.
Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) technology in robotic toys could give the MEMS industry the mass market demand it needs to advance to the next level. However, the MEMS industry will need to lower the cost of MEMS technology drastically and produce MEMS systems in large quantities at a fast rate. Toy designer Gary Leynes, creator of the line of Tekno robots for Manley Toy Quest, says toy makers would embrace MEMS if the technology becomes more affordable. Mark Tilden, a robotics physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory, is an advocate of using MEMS components in toys. In fact, Tilden, who created the B.I.O. Bug line of plastic robots for Hasbro, is now at work on a project called "nano-lego," in which objects are able to self-assemble into regular patterns. "I'm hoping people will take some of the toys made available to them and take it down to the atomic scale," says Tilden, who believes nanotechnology will play a key role in mass-produced MEMS. Still, Leynes wonders whether consumers will be able to appreciate a toy that benefits from MEMS technology, adding that MEMS sensors will need to do something amazing such as understand spoken commands or gestures, or read and recognize the words and drawings of children.
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Sensor technology has begun to make a significant impact in many industries, including medicine, aviation, the military, and computers. Emerging microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and solid-state sensor technology have led to the development of a ring laser gyro that is lighter and more reliable than spinning mass systems. Planes of variable size are also being outfitted with new handheld attitude heading and reference systems yielded by this new technology, while new motion detector sensors are enhancing the balance and response times of trains and other vehicles. In the health care industry, individuals can now respond quicker to sudden changes in bodily functions via sensor-based personal vital sign monitors. Under development are wireless networked micromachine sensors that can transmit light, temperature, and humidity data for computers used in climate control systems, among other things. Handheld devices embedded with modules that integrate sensors and global positioning systems (GPS) are also appearing, and these modules are less expensive than original GPS systems. Sensor technology is also being used to enhance defense, reconnaissance, and surveillance systems. The growth of sensors is partly attributable to the technology having achieved a cost curve on a par with that of semiconducting and networking technologies.
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Wireless carriers Sprint, Nextel, VoiceStream, and a number of other technology players in the mobile market are readying next-generation Internet services using Java technology. Sun's Java language has become the main vehicle for new business applications on the mobile phone and Sprint, Research in Motion, and Motorola all recently unveiled new toolkits for Java developers at this week's JavaOne conference. The toolkits will help programmers write applications in Java for the mobile market. Nextel, which pioneered mobile business applications in Java, says it will release a new color-screen Motorola phone this summer. VoiceStream also says it has a new entry, Research in Motion's 5810 BlackBerry, that will enable a bevy of new services, including access to email, voice services, AOL Messenger, and up to one megabyte of downloads each month. Wireless carriers are hoping that cell phone owners will want games and other downloadable offerings made possible by Java.
Google has unveiled a browser toolbar that also doubles as client software for the Google Compute project, an altruistic foray into distributed computing. Only 500 people are involved in the current trial, but the Google Compute project could help boost Google's own computer expertise, which is key to its superior search service. Distributed computing is taking off in other sectors, with new networking and Internet technologies bringing down distance barriers and linking many smaller computers to work together. Google's Web tool could prove very popular, given how many people currently use the search site and that software distribution is often the key impediment to signing on more people for distributed computing projects. The trial focuses on the conversion of genetic data into proteins. Google Compute project head Susan Wojcicki says, "The main motivations were to try to leverage Google's expertise with large computer systems and to try to give something back to science."
Sources close to the matter report that the U.S. Department of Defense could approve a policy that prohibits foreign IT workers from participating in sensitive military IT projects in 60 to 90 days. Information Technology Association of America President Harris Miller fired off a letter to Edward Aldridge of the DOD, declaring that the "xenophobic" policy could complicate the acquisition of IT services for the military, as well as raise costs. Similar policies employed outside of the DOD could exacerbate an already troubling situation, according to SRA International's Anthony Valetta: America's IT workforce is contracting and many companies are hiring overseas professionals who demand lower salaries than domestic workers. IConcepts President Vince Coll adds that both government and industry would suffer if a federal ban on foreign workers is put into effect--costs would escalate dramatically for firms that engage in overseas software development. Acquisition Solutions' Chip Mather says that imposing such a policy would be a nearly impossible task, given the shrinkage of the IT labor pool and the heavy reliance on offshore software development. Furthermore, he insists that "there's no direct correlation between citizenship and a person's desire not to commit espionage."
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The latest tech-savvy generation--high-school juniors and seniors who are the first to "grow up digital," according to Xerox's John Seely Brown--are not hackers or code writers, but rather have an affinity for designing and building new machines, or fixing up flawed technology. He describes them as integrators who combine already established technologies into new innovations. This generation is expressing itself through workshops such as the annual FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) national robot competition. The kids are characterized by a less rebellious streak and more dedication to work than their predecessors, according to some educators. They also represent the most pragmatic high-school generation of the last 50 years. Furthermore, their focus is on technology's applications rather than the technology itself. They have also moved beyond the geeky image of tech students and become chic; for example, the FIRST participants at Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto are looked upon with admiration for their designs. This generation's goals are to refine existing technologies to maximize performance and bring digital technology back into the analog fold.
Industry and academia converge and cross-pollinate each other at Rice University's multidisciplinary research centers such as the Computer and Information Technology Institute (CITI). Through CITI, Rice has embarked with industry and government allies on projects in many fields, including computational engineering and information processing theory, according to CITI director Moshe Vardi. He says the exchange of knowledge allows university researchers to narrow their focus on the country's IT research requirements--in fact, Vardi says that 25 percent of Rice's research funding comes from IT research. Meanwhile, private-sector participants can receive new data earlier, take advantage of contacts, and benefit from faculty expertise. Students and faculty can learn and apply their experience to real-world problems, while industry partners can conduct cutting-edge research at less cost than in-house efforts. Rice's Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (CNST) is investigating concepts that hold much promise for the fields of medicine, manufacturing, electronics, and other areas with the help of industry collaborators such as the Texas Medical Center. Multidisciplinary collaboration is key at the Rice Quantum Institute (RQI), whose avenues of research include carbon nanotubes, quantum chemistry, and molecular computing.
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CINCINNATI - The BIG EAST Conference Game of the Week between the University of Cincinnati men's basketball team and the University of Connecticut on Saturday, March 2, 2013 from Fifth Third Arena will air on the CW Cincinnati. Tip time is 2 p.m. ET.
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Members of the User Education Committee for 2002-2003 were Cindy Ashwill, Paul Callister, Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (chair), Karen Hogenboom, Jing Liao, Cindy Shirkey, Joseph Straw, and Allison Sutton. I wish to particularly acknowledge Cindy Ashwill, Paul Callister, and Karen Hogenboom as their term of appointment expires this summer. I am grateful for their contributions. The User Education Committee has been ably assisted by Ely Anderson, Information Literacy Graduate Assistant.
The User Education Committee meets monthly, usually on the second Monday of the month. Minutes are posted on the committee web site and linked from LON.
The User Education Committee has been quite active this year and has accomplished the following:
The User Education Committee looks forward to continued productivity in the coming year, building on its successes in 2002-2003.


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Summer has hit and is in full swing here at the Tiny Prints offices—a fact that leaves us longing for cool, refreshing and healthy treats each afternoon. If your family is anything like the Tiny Prints family, you'll love these honey mango DIY popsicles—they are quick, fun to make and far too healthy to taste this delicious!
Check out the original recipe on Sea Salt with Food, or gather the kids in the kitchen and get started whipping up some fruit and honey summer popsicles of your own!
- 2 cups chopped mango
- 1 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons honey
- Blender (we used an immersion blender, which has quickly become one of my favorite kitchen tools of all time!)
- Cutting board and knife (for the parents' use only)
- Popsicle molds
Step 1: Chop the Mango
This is definitely a job for grownups or teenage children. Small, bite-sized chunks will make blending easier.
Step 2: Add Orange Juice and Honey
The natural sweetness of the honey allows you to sweeten up the popsicles without adding any sugar.
Step 3: Blend and Pour into Molds
Blend the ingredients well to ensure that everything freezes together. Then carefully fill each slot in your popsicle molds to the top and attach the lids. If there's extra space, the popsicles might not stick to the base!
Step 4: Freeze Overnight and Enjoy!
Because our molds had deep pockets near the base, we froze the popsicles upside down to ensure that the mango mixture would sink down onto the base. We frozen them overnight, but the original recipe at Sea Salt with Food says you can enjoy them after only four hours in the freezer too!
Have you and your family tried this craft at home? Send us your stories and photos and we'll be happy to feature your photos on our blog!


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The Origins Lecture Series is produced for the Colorado Christian University and local community to explore a few of the acceptable, mainline, evangelical ideas, thoughts, and facts about how the God of the universe created our world. With five nationally known speakers on the subject – and a special panel from CCU's School of Theology and Department of Sciences – we hope that each person attending will have stronger insight to how the world began and how their faith ties into God's spectacular design for mankind and the planet we live on.
Astronomer Hugh Ross is founder and president of Reasons to Believe, an organization dedicated to demonstrating the compatibility of science and Christianity. Hugh earned his BS in physics from the University of British Columbia and his MS and PhD in astronomy from the University of Toronto. He later continued research on quasars and galaxies as a postdoctoral fellow at Caltech. While in college, Hugh dedicated himself to faith in Christ following an in-depth study of Scripture that convinced him of the Bible's factual accuracy. Today, Hugh is the author of multiple books (such as Why the Universe Is the Way It Is, More Than a Theory, and, most recently, Navigating Genesis) and speaks on science-faith issues to audiences around the world.
Dr. Jason Lisle is currently the director of research at the Institute for Creation Research (ICR), a institute which seeks to "equip believers with evidence of the Bible's accuracy and authority through scientific research, educational programs, and media presentations, all conducted within a thoroughly biblical framework" (Taken from ICR's Explore ICR section at www.icr.org). Dr. Lisle double-majored in physics and astronomy (along with mathematics minor) at Ohio Wesleyan University, where he also graduated summa cum laude. He then went on to pursue his master's degree and Ph.D. in astrophysics from the University of Colorado. He is attributed as one of the key people in constructing the Creation Museum's planetarium and content. Dr. Lisle's written works include: The Solar System: God's Heavenly Handiwork, The Ultimate Proof of Creation, and Discerning Truth: Exposing Errors in Evolutionary Arguments.
Jack Collins holds a Ph.D. from the School of Archaeology and Oriental Studies at the University of Liverpool. He is currently a professor of Old Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary, where he has been on faculty since 1993. He has written four books and numerous articles in journals. His books include Did Adam and Eve Really Exist?: Who They Were and Why You Should Care; The God of Miracles: An Exegetical Examination of God's Action in the World; Science and Faith: Friends or Foes?; and Genesis 1-4: A Linguistic, Literary, and Theological Commentary. Collins describes his approach to Genesis 1 and 2 as follows: "Careful attention to the discourse grammar, literary features, and the ancient Near Eastern context of Genesis 1-2 shows that the best way to read the creation days is as what Herman Bavinck called 'God's workdays.' These days are not necessarily the first six days of the universe, and not even necessarily the first six days of the earth itself. And if they are God's workdays – analogous to human workdays – exactly how long they were, or exactly how the activities might match what we find in the fossils is just not important."
Dr. Michael Behe is currently a professor of biochemistry at Lehigh University and a senior fellow of the Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture. He is a known advocate for 'Intelligent Design' and best known for his argument of 'irreducible complexity.' This idea, in short, argues that biochemical engineering is too complex for the work of evolution and should be attributed to an Intelligent Design. Dr. Behe's work can be found in his writings: Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution; Science and Evidence for Design in the Universe: Papers Presented at a Conference Sponsored by the Wethersfield Institute; God, Intelligent Design & Fine-Tuning: A Discussion between Michael J. Behe and T.D. Singh; and The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism.
John Walton holds a Ph.D. in Hebrew and Cognate Studies from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion and has been a professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College since 1991. He has written nearly twenty monographs, including commentaries on Genesis, Job, Jonah, and Obadiah-Jonah. His most recent books include The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate, Genesis 1 as Ancient Cosmology, and Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament. Along with Andrew Hill, Walton co-authored A Survey of the Old Testament, the primary textbook for BIB/HIS 111 History and Literature of Ancient Israel at CCU. According to Walton, "Proper interpretation requires Genesis to be read as an ancient document in order to understand its authoritative claims. Read in this light I propose that both the text of Genesis and the literature from the ancient Near East see creation as an act of bringing order and establishing sacred space rather than focusing on the origins of physical objects." Dr. Walton has been a translator for the New Living Translation, the New Century Version, and the Message.
The School of Theology and Department of Sciences will wrap up the Origins series with a discussion panel. Participating faculty members include:


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Beyond the Keynesian Endpoint: Crushed by Credit and Deceived by Debt - How to Revive the Global Economy by Tony Crescenzi
Publisher: FT Press | 2011 | ISBN: 0132595214 | 304 pages | EPUB + PDF | (6,61 + 6,32) MB
During the Great Depression, legendary British economist Keynes advocated using government money to fill the economic void until consumer spending and business investment recovered. But what happens when governments can't do that anymore? You've arrived at "The Keynesian Endpoint": when the money has run out before the economy has been rescued.
That's where we are. Exhausted balance sheets leave policy makers with few viable options to bolster economic growth; increasingly, they point leaders and citizens towards brutal choices that were previously unimaginable. Meanwhile, investors struggle to navigate volatile markets overwhelmed by sovereign debt-and, as they do, they lose tolerance for fiscal recklessness.
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Field hunter
A field hunter, or a fox hunter, is a type of horse used in the hunt field for foxhunting. It may be of any breed, but should possess stamina, a level head, and bravery. The horse should have a safe jump, so as not to get caught on any of the solid obstacles found in the hunt field. The type of terrain is also an important factor: wide open, flat land is generally best for horses of a Thoroughbred type, while rockier, more unforgiving land may be best suited by a draft-cross or tougher breed. Some of the best field hunters are from Ireland, most notably the Irish Horse.
Field hunter trials are regularly held to test these horses, and have become a popular form of equestrian competition. Often the horses are judged over several days of fox hunting, with the best of the group performing in the "handy hunter" class. The handy hunter class may ask for the horse and rider pair to trot a log, open and close a gate while mounted, jump several fences, and for the rider to dismount and remount. The horse is judged on its manners, way of going, as well as its suitability as a hunter.
The field hunter vs. the show hunter
Unlike the field hunter, the horse known in the US as a show hunter and in the UK as a working hunter performs in a ring, usually over a course of 8-10 fences. The judging of the American show hunter is based on the requirements of a horse in the hunt field, focusing on the horse's manners, movement, jumping form, rhythm, and smoothness around the course. Show hunters in the US are usually warmblood or Thoroughbred types. They do not have to have the bravery required of the field hunter, nor do they travel over the same type of terrain, as the field or arena is usually fairly level. Although the fences in a show hunter course are usually "natural" poles and standards, as opposed to the brightly colored fences seen in show jumping, the show hunter course does not include rock walls, ditches, or banks that might be seen in the hunt field.
The British working hunter is not required to jump obstacles exactly like those met in the hunting field, although a water tray is sometimes used to simulate a ditch, and natural dips in the ground, banks etc. are often incorporated into the course in order to make it more challenging.
In some ways, the field hunter is more similar to a good cross-country horse seen in eventing than a show-ring hunter, as it must gallop and jump over varied terrain, jump ditches, coops, up and down banks, and occasionally go through water.
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I have some ignitors and a ballast that are in working order but could be problematic. I have two single xenon ignitors and one ballast that came out of my friends old headlights. He said that every once and a while one of them would go out and he would have to turn the lights off and back on again so the light would come back on. He said it did this maybe every couple weeks. He couldn't really give me a good time frame. With time constrains and not wanting to get into the lights. We changed out both lights since I had another set. Later on I got to working on the lights and pulled these parts out. I have tested them multiple times and have not been able to get them to fail. The single xenon components are marked as A1, A2, and A3. The wires were cut but professionally re-soldered and sealed. Below are pictures of them working. Due to the history I'm asking $25.00 shipped for any of these units.
Also there is one bi-xenon ignitor with a similar situation. Some time in cold weather would have to turn the lights off and on in the morning then they would work fine. Ended up replacing the set with depo's. This one is bench tested and was working but the other side was not. So if you want this one asking 25.00 shipped for it also. This one is marked as B1.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Everyone in the New York Jets' locker room was smiling after Sunday's 48-28 feel-good whipping of the Buffalo Bills -- everyone except linebacker Bart Scott, who was steaming, then venting about the Jets being portrayed by the media as a summer-long circus.
"I've got a media mutiny,'' Scott said when approached by USA TODAY Sports at his MetLife Stadium locker.
You mean a media boycott?
"Yeah, a boycott.''
Can you explain why?
"You guys treat us like we're a (bleeping) joke,'' Scott said. "You all want us to feed your papers, but then you all talk (bleep) about us. So why would I want to give you all quotes to sell papers with if you all treat us like (bleep)? That doesn't make sense.
"You all talk stuff about us, and then when we win you flip the story. You all win either way.''
So you're boycotting the media because you take exception to the circus references?
"I'm just going to be quiet,'' Scott said.
Even coming off a great all-around, season-opening team performance in all phases?
"You're all going to screw us next week or the week after. You're all going to get us eventually,'' Scott said.
With that, he picked up his travel bag and was gone.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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Bing Fare Predictor
Trying to decide when to purchase your flight tickets for that summer vacation? It doesn't hurt to check www.bing.com/travel to see if you're getting the best deal. Bing's price predictor is a great way to gauge the patterns of air fare. Just enter your trip itinerary and the site will tell you whether to buy your ticket or to wait. The information is based on price trends and historical fare data.
If you would like a more in-depth look, click on 'Fare History' to view the pattern for an entire year.
Note: While writing this I discovered that while the 'tip' to buy or wait will always appear in the results, the Fare History link showing the additional information is not available for all itineraries.
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Surface Pro & Latitude 10 Full Windows 8 Tablets
CES 2013 was the first time anyone has been able to go hands-on with the soon-to-be-released Surface Pro from Microsoft. This tablet is not the Surface released months ago running a limited Windows 8 RT edition, but the full desktop version of Windows 8 with support for all of the hardware & software of a traditional laptop.
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So what were the impressions from the hands on demos? This is the tablet for people looking for a full fledged computer in a tablet form factor. While the price is high, $899 for 64GB or $999 for 128GB not including the touch cover, the device offers the fastest tablet experience and widest variety of software & hardware.
Now if you're sticker-shocked at spending so much money for a tablet, then Dell may have the answer for you. The Latitude 10 featuring a full version of Windows 8 has a starting price of only $499 and offers quite the bang for the buck.
Dell Latitude 10 Specs:
The Latitude line has been traditionally aimed at business customers, and while Dell officially states this is the primary customer type for this product, it would make a fantastic tablet for anyone. The full Windows 8 allows you to run any software & hardware that you would on a traditional laptop, and the dock connector offers a docking station (sold separately) which gives you 4 more USB 2.0 ports, full size HDMI, gigabit Ethernet and audio outputs.
So which should you buy?
That's a rough question because I wouldn't feel right without mentioning Intel announced the 4th generation of its CPU designed for ultrabooks and windows tablets. It offers impressive power savings and increased performance. Having mentioned that, the question comes down to one of performance and price.
If you're looking for a second device/iPad/Android competitor: Latitude 10 offers you a bit better then netbook performance with a fantastic display and full copy Windows 8.
If you're looking for a primary computing device on the cheap: If your looking for web browsing, e-mail, document creation and basic photo editing, Latitude 10 can serve as a primary computer. $500 more for a Surface Pro is hard to justify. I'd highly recommend purchasing the dock to connect keyboard and mouse when using it as a traditional desktop.
If you want the most performance today: The Surface Pro is the way to go. From the i5 chip to the faster ram, USB 3.0 expansion and higher resolution screen you do get what you pay for. The touch cover ($139 extra) is a obvious accessory along with a mini display port to VGA or HDMI connector (for connecting the Surface Pro to projectors or larger monitors) along with a USB 3.0 hub.
P.S. What is Apple going to do to counter this? I've long been an iPad user (I've owned every iPad Apple has released) but with the specs of the Latitude 10 I'm considering a switch. Let's hope we see a iMac Air with full Mac OS & Windows Bootcamp soon or many will be jumping ship to Windows 8.
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In most cases, when you connect an Android device to your computer for the first time, the drivers will automatically be installed. However, the phone will most likely be detected as a mass storage device, not as an Android device. This gives it similar properties as an external hard drive, and should be fine for most users, since you will still be able to copy files to and from your device.
However, if you need to "debug" your Android device (one of the requirements for rooting), you will need to make sure the computer recognizes it as an Android device. Since there is such a great variety of Android devices, there is no single solution for installing the drivers. This guide should work for most devices, but might not work for all.
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Image File Guide
I get questions about image formats all the time, so if you don't know your JPEG's from your GIF's, this is for you. First, a little background on file compression.
There are basically two ways of saving images, lossy or lossless (no, I didn't make those up). If an image is saved in a lossy image format, it means the format being used discards some of the "unimportant" image information. However, the resulting image file is smaller. Lossless retains ALL the image information.
OK, now that you know that, here's a overview of the most common image formats.
JPEG – By far one of the most common image formats. It's primarily used for photographs. It is a lossy type of format, but most people can't really see the difference. You can adjust the amount of compression when saving a JPEG image, so you do have some control over the final output quality. JPEG's are extremely popular since they compress into a small file size and retain excellent image quality.
Keep in mind that the more you compress a JPEG, the more "pixely" it will tend to look. For the best results, save your JPEG's at the "medium" or "high" setting (your imaging software should bring up this option when you go to save as a JPEG). I really can't see any image degradation in most pictures saved at the medium setting.
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I know I've brought you other awesome guitar tab sites in the past, but Soundslice offers something more than just free tablature. They have created an interface where you can see the tablature synced with video of the song being performed.
I know from my work as an academic coach that everyone learns differently and at their own pace. From knitting, I've learned that sometimes that line of pattern makes no sense to me until I can see someone else hands going through the motions. In fact, I almost exclusively use YouTube for knitting how-to videos these days.
So why wouldn't the same be true of playing guitar. Now you can not only hear what you're trying to play and see the guitar tabs, but you can actually watch someone play the piece. If you've had difficulty and wondered if seeing someone do it would be more helpful, then this is the site to help you learn guitar tabs. Another great feature of the interface is the ability to slow both the tabs and the video down to half time so you can easily see what's going on and practice at a slower pace.
Best of all the site is free to join and use, but what I like more than that is that you can click the Play with an Example button and try it out before signing up. So that if it doesn't work for you, or you don't like the platform then you won't have another random account out there. If you do like it you can easily register for a free account from both the main page and the example page.
Just click the Sign Up button, then provide a working e-mail address, create a username and password, and agree to the terms of service. Once you've filled the form out with the required information, click the Let's Boogie button and get started with your own account.
This is an awesome site for learning guitar tabs, check it out today!
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This is the easiest way EVER to transfer files to and from internal hard drives! Sounds simple - but the uses are off the charts!
How's it work?
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The hard drive you hooked up will show up as a removable drive under My Computer! No pesky driver install required! How cool is that?
This is the biggie! Let's say you have an old computer laying around and you REALLY want to get the info off the old hard drive and onto your new computer. With this, just pop out the old hard drive, hook it to this little gadget, and plug the USB cable into your new computer.
You just got your data back!
My favorite use for this? Using it as a cheap backup device!
When you're done, just stick the drive in your desk drawer! Hey, that's my backup plan most of the time! Internal drives are easier to store, cheaper to buy (think WAY cheaper) and just as reliable!
So, you have a large file - or group of files - that just won't fit on your flash drive but you need to get them to another computer. Hmm. what to do...
I know - grab that old hard drive sitting in your drawer and use this handy cable put them on there! After all, this cable is basically turning your old hard drive into a giant flash drive, right? Why not use it like one?
OK, this may not be for everyone, but I've done this several times with these cables and it works GREAT!
See, I get a lot of people that come to me with infected computers. Well, some of those infections take HOURS to get off their computer because every time you boot Windows, the virus turns on as well. Smarter viruses then disable all the software tools you install to get rid of them! ARRGH!
So, instead of taking hours to try and manually remove a bad virus, I just pop out the hard drive and - using this cable - hook it to my personal computer. Now I have access to the everything but since windows didn't boot on the infected drive, the virus STAYS DORMANT - and is helpless to stop me from killing it! A quick scan and removal with from my AV software and the problem is fixed!
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'The Walking Dead' Season 4 Spoilers, Episode 1: The Governor Very Different From Season 3? Character Deaths Revealed, AMC Zombies Until 2022, New Weapons
New AMC "The Walking Dead" season 4 spoilers emerged about the Governor and new weapons along with new character deaths.
Next season, which is all about zombies, will feature not only the changing relationship between Carl and Rick Grimes, but new problems from the Governor, who is still out there in the prison.
"Yeah, he's still very much in the mix. That's certainly not the last that we'll see of him. When we see him again and where we see him again, that's the big question," series creator Robert Kirkman told IGN. "It's not going to be like it was in Season 3; it's not going to be Rick and the Governor on a collision course with a conflict between them. He'll be used in very different ways next season."
Kirkman also revealed what else we are expected to see in season 4.
"I'll say that there are a lot of familiar elements that are remaining. Michonne is still around, Rick and his group are still in the prison, the Governor's still out there... so there are a lot of things that are carrying over from Season 3 to Season 4, but I can't stress how different things are going to be," Kirkman said.
What about main character deaths? We all know that Kirkman will show no mercy when it comes to killing off characters like Rick Grimes (which fans are definitely not happy about).
"Who's dying and when they're dying is all worked out very early on as we're plotting out the entire season," Kirkman said. "It's something that we always know where we're going with it."
New details reveal that popular AMC show may never end as soon as we think.
"We hope that zombies live forever and we've just begun to find out what the post-apocalyptic world is like so that we'll be sitting here at the Barclays conference in 2022 discussing the fact that Walking Dead is not over ...," said AMC Networks CEO Josh Sapan on Wednesday, May 22, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
So that basically means a long time.
New weapons will also be here next season.
According to DreadCentral, props master John Sanders said that Daryl Dixon [played by Norman Reedus] will get a new crossbow and Michonne's sword will have a new design. [READ MORE DETAILS HERE]
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No one has ever accused Katrina Coleman of being too mature about anything. Through divorce, motherhood, and an occasional drinking problem, she's kept kept her child-like view that everything is stupid dumb and she doesn't even care about it a little bit. Nope.
A Memphis native, Katrina will be home to record her debut album in the beautiful Evergreen Theater. With Josh McLane of Stanley Justice Productions and Brandon Sams of The Untitled Comedy Podcast, come laugh too hard at inappropriate jokes about sad things.
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The following is a true story…
Consider the case of Bernie the beekeeper (name changed upon request).
Bernie lives in an urban area with neighbors on all sides. When he started beekeeping about 5 years ago, he asked the city if there were any ordinances against beekeeping. Turns out there were not, but there was a general "nuisance" ordinance which would come into play if there was a complaint. So following the city's advice Bernie made the rounds to his neighbors explaining his intent. The neighbors were OK with the idea and the occasional jar of honey Bernie gave out certainly did not hurt his public relations. Neighbors taken care of, Bernie assumed that his homeowners insurance would cover any serious liability issue that might arise.
Bernie attended the 2011 Michigan Beekeepers' Association spring conference, but missed the class discussing homeowner's insurance and beekeeping. Bernie was interested, however, and began asking a few questions to other beekeepers about their experiences with insurance companies and beekeeping. What he heard was not pretty.
If you start asking the same questions to beekeepers that you know, it will not be hard to find someone who has had their coverage canceled because they keep bees. The lucky ones had their policies canceled before there was a claim; those not so fortunate found out after the fact that their beekeeping gave the insurance company the opportunity to weasel out of paying up.
So Bernie asked his insurance agent if his homeowner's policy covered issues involving bees. Mind you that Bernie had been with this major name company for over 40 years and was comfortable with them. What he heard back was a mealy-mouth non answer. Bernie, however, pressed the issue with his agent.
Finally, here is what Bernie was told (more or less)… If there is a claim involving bees, then the company would "investigate the matter and decide if he was covered." That's a mighty big "if". What the insurance company was saying is that they would decide whether or not he was in good hands but only after there was an issue. It was not the answer that Bernie wanted to hear.
Keep in mind that insurance companies are businesses out to make money; they are not charities. Money arrives in the form of premiums and goes out in the form of claim payments. These outfits have rooms full of people who are paid to minimize the money going out. If it is not a named peril in the policy or is a grey area, who do you think will win the argument?
Forget about what you "think" is covered. Forget about advertising, which is intended to give you a warm and fuzzy feeling but does not mean squat when it comes to those denizens in the company's back room. It all boils down to what is in – and is not in – the policy. Remember that a good rule of thumb is that the BIG print giveth and the small print taketh away. And insurance policies are basically all small print.
When was the last time you read your insurance policy (the contract) to try and figure out if your beekeeping is covered? We thought so.
So Bernie started to shop around. A beekeeping buddy of Bernie's (which happened to be me), told him of a similar experience. In my case, the local agent called and announced that it was time for a "policy review". When the agent came out and saw the beehives it was like looking at a deer in head lights; sort of this blank uncomprehending stare. And I even told this agent about 6 years earlier that I was keeping bees. I was given only a few weeks before I was (in my opinion ungraciously) dropped. I definitely felt that this company was not like a good neighbor and it was made quite clear that they would not be there when the going got tough. I had been with this company for over 30 years.
I got this same deer-eyed stare when I talked to several other local agents and mentioned my beekeeping activity. I live out in the country and finally ended up with a local agent of a large, well know insurance company that seemed to specialize in farm policies. With this outfit, the only issue was a 15-year old roof that needed some work; bees where not an issue. So I went with them, transferred all of our policies to this company and fixed the roof (which lowered the premiums).
Bernie listened to my story and started talking to my agent. Shortly thereafter, he gave the boot to his insurance company (after 40 years of business) and switched all his policies to the new company.
Bernie was hard-nosed and insisted that he get in writing that his beekeeping was covered which, I understand, he got. That was a good move. If your agent will not put it in writing, then don't assume your beekeeping will be covered. Remember, the insurance company will be hard-nosed with you and you have every right to be equally hard-nosed with them. So get it right and get it in writing.
So ends Bernie's story. The moral is that you should not assume your beekeeping is a covered activity. You need to ask – and get it in writing – beforehand. Don't be shy or take the "don't ask don't tell" approach. Remember that roomful of hard-nosed sob's at the insurance company who are paid to say "no"? That is not the answer you want to hear from your insurance company after a Philadelphia lawyer shows up at your front door with a law suit in hand. It is your money and you have the right to know what you are buying with your insurance policy.
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If you plan to attend the inauguration for Ozarks' 25th President, Richard L. Dunsworth, J.D., some helpful information about the event is listed below.
- The inauguration will take place on the University of the Ozarks Campus, located at 415 N. College Avenue in Clarksville, Arkansas.
- The Installation Ceremony will be held beginning at 4:00 p.m. in Raymond Munger Memorial Chapel, located on the west side of the campus mall.
- Get directions to University of the Ozarks
- See a map of campus
- Reserved parking for members of the academic procession can be found on Johnson Street (west side of campus) in lots north and northwest of Raymond Munger Memorial Chapel.
- Visitors are welcome to park in any other campus parking lot.
- Accessible parking is available on the north side of the Chapel and in other lots around campus.
- The Chapel and Student Center are both accessible.
- A special seating area will be provided in the Chapel for those in wheelchairs.
- Golf carts will also be available for people who may need assistance.
- If you need special assistance, contact Karla Wood by phone at 479-979-1230 or by email to email@example.com.
- The following motels are located in Clarksville:
- Hampton Inn, I-40 Exit 55, 2630 Clark Road, 479-754-4444
- Holiday Inn Express, I-40 Exit 55, 2502 Clark Road, 479-705-7600
- Super 8, I-40 Exit 58, 1238 Rogers, 479-754-8800
- Best Western, I-40 Exit 58, 1207 Rogers Ave., 479-754-7900
- Quality Inn & Suites, I-40 Exit 58, 1167 Rogers Ave., 479-754-3000
- Days Inn, I-40 Exit 55, 2600 W Main, 479-754-8555
- Motel accomodations are also available in Russellville, 20 miles east on I-40.
Campus Tours
Student-led campus tours will be available upon request from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Academic Regalia
- Members of the procession representing institutions of higher education are requested to process in their academic regalia with no hats.
- If you do not own your own regalia, robes may be available on loan from the University on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information contact the University Registrar, Wilma Harris, by phone at 479-979-1212 or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Those who wish to store regalia prior to robing for the Installation Ceremony may leave them in Angell Hall beginning at 1:00 p.m.
- Members of the procession may register downstairs in Raymond Munger Memorial Chapel beginning at 2:45 p.m.
- Delegates are asked to be robed and ready to line up by 3:40 p.m.


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Civil War Figure, Crewman of the HL Hunley submarine. Thanks to information available from his family as well as Union records, we know a good deal about Wicks. It is known that he was born in North Carolina around 1819, one of only three members of the Hunley crew born in the South. Seaman Wicks grew up to be a robust young man, standing nearly 5'10" tall and was a heavy tobacco user. In 1850, in his early 30's, Wicks joined the United States Navy and for over a decade served first as a Seaman and later as a Quartermaster. In 1850, the same year he joined the Navy, while stationed in Brooklyn, N.Y., he married and over time became the father of four girls. When the Civil War began, his wife and children were living in Fernandina, Florida. Because Wicks was called into service in a war against his native region it can only be assumed that this created a sense of conflicted loyalties. When the War began, Wicks may have wanted to be closer to his family and he may have wanted to fight on the side of his homeland. Circumstances, however, made it literally difficult for him to jump ship. In March 1862, he would have his chance, while serving onboard the USS Congress. When Wick's ship was destroyed off the coast of a Southern state, he was given the opportunity to enter Virginia and cross to the other side of the battle lines. That he did, on April 7, 1862. In Richmond, Virginia, Wicks enlisted with the Confederate Navy and was classified as a Seaman. He was originally with the HL Hunley but left twice for two different missions but on February 5, 1864, Wicks was sent back to Charleston and must have arrived only days before the Hunley's final voyage. His assignment was to man the Hunley's sixth crank position. Wicks' responsibilities included operating the crank and, in case of emergency, his job was to release the aft keel block. During excavation, a keel release mechanism was found below the station manned by Wicks. Also, if something were to happen to Seaman Ridgaway, the second-in-command, Wicks would have taken over his duties. Wicks surviving relatives and his service in the US Navy have enabled researchers to learn much about the appearance of this man. According to records, he had light brown hair, blue eyes, and a florid complexion. Two of Wicks' daughters had children. Descendants of his oldest daughter were in Charleston, S.C. April 17, 2004 for the burial of their ancestor. The HL Hunley sank 4 miles off the coast of Sullivan's Island (Charleston), South Carolina, on February 17, 1864, after sinking the USS Housatonic. The submarine was raised in 2000 and the crewmembers reinterred with the first 2 crews in Magnolia Cemetery, April 17, 2004.
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