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Colonel Berry began his career with the Nevada Air National Guard in September 1986 as an enlisted airman working as an administrative specialist. In 1988 he was named the Outstanding Airman of the Year for the Nevada Air National Guard, and was later one of 12 airman selected nationwide as Airman of the Year. In 1990 he attended the Academy of Military Science and was commissioned as a 2nd. Lieutenant.
Colonel Berry has won numerous national awards in the area of leadership and diversity and is known nationally for his work in these areas for both the military and the private sector. His skills were refined in a celebrated 25-year career in the Reno Nevada Police Department, including many years as assistant chief of police. In March 2009, he was promoted to colonel.
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Just give me a chance was the conversation Wednesday afternoon between senior Russ Middleton and Georgetown College coach Chris Briggs. The Maysville, Ky. native missed his first shot, then finished with nine straight makes for a 9-of-10 (6-of-7 from three-point range) night and 27 points.
The key performance pushed the No. 13 Tigers to a big Mid-South Conference win Thursday at rival Campbellsville University, 91-87.
"I was frustrated coming off that University of Rio Grande game," Middleton said. "I was hitting shots in an individual workout. Coach mentioned that if I shot like that, I'd see more time. I just asked him to give me a chance. Tonight, it fell into place.
"It feels good and this was a total team effort. God blessed me with a good night. My teammates did a great job in finding me. It came on a great night. I just felt I couldn't miss."
It was a three-point clinic all the way around as both teams hit 27 total. GC was 13-of-20 and CU hit 14-of-33 behind seven from Miles Rice.
Noah Cottrill started the game with a splash – hitting the Tigers (12-3, 3-1) first triple. He finished with four threes on his way to 18 points.
Georgetown held a six-point edge after the first 20 minutes, finishing with a Monty Wilson three-pointer while falling down.
Wilson joined Cottrill with 18. Trenity Burdine hit a late three for 10 points as the final double-digit scorer.
Eric Gaines led Campbellsville with 23. Rice had 21. Darius Clement had 14 and Quin Richardson finished with 11.
Deondre McWhorter was the beast on the boards with a game-high 13 rebounds.
Georgetown returns to action 4 pm Saturday at No. 23 St. Catharine College.

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New super-taxes targeting London's priciest homes will be imposed just a year after the general election if the Liberal Democrats form another coalition, Cabinet minister Danny Alexander revealed today.
Speaking to the Evening Standard, Mr Alexander said council tax bands aimed at properties worth £2 million and higher could be brought in as early as 2016.
There is likely to be a series of new council tax bands to pull in the maximum yield from the ultra-rich. Higher bills would be sent to people in bands starting at, for example, £4 million and £10 million.
Mr Alexander said: "Introducing new bands on top of the council tax could be implemented in just a year because it is administratively simple to do."
The moves mark a big change from the original mansion tax policy designed by Vince Cable, which was a percentage tax rate on the portion of a property's value above £2 million. The advantage of flat-rate bands is that costly valuations are mostly avoided. Detailed analysis has been carried out by the Treasury, though the likely bands and levies are not yet disclosed.
Party sources believe the Lib-Dems may stop using the term "mansion tax" and describe it simply as higher council tax bands. Unlike the regular council tax, however, the money raised would be siphoned off by the Treasury rather than kept locally.
For London, this means money ebbing away from the capital as the owners of the city's largest homes pay a bigger share to the national kitty. The speed of introduction is significant because George Osborne wants savings worth £25 billion over the two years after the 2015 election. It came as new figures show first-time buyers gained another leg-up in February as banks and building societies offered them 22,200 loans — a 41 per cent rise on February 2013, said the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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Israeli diplomat expelled over doctored passports
The Federal Government has accused Israel of doctoring Australian passports for use in an operation to kill a Hamas official in Dubai earlier this year. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says
Australia has been a long-time supporter of Israel, but this was an abuse of the friendship. The Government has ordered the expulsion of an Israeli official.
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ELEANOR HALL: The Federal Government this morning ordered the expulsion of an Israeli Embassy official. The Foreign Minister, Stephen Smith, accused Israel of doctoring Australian passports for use in the killing of a top Hamas official in Dubai earlier this year and told Parliament 'this is not the action of a friend'.
Mr Smith says Australia has been a longtime supporter of Israel but that this was an abuse of that friendship.
We're joined now by reporter Brendan Trembath in Canberra, he's been listening to the Minister. Brendan what did the Foreign Minister say about exactly how Australian passports were misused?
BRENDAN TREMBATH: Well this goes back to the assassination of a senior Hamas figure in January, Mahmoud al Madbouh. He was murdered in a Dubai hotel, apparently by a hit squad from the Israeli secret service Mossad.
Now that squad used passports from a number of countries, from Britain, from France, Germany and Australia. Several Australians had their passports misused.
ELEANOR HALL: Now despite the non-confirmation from the Israeli Government that it was involved, the Australian Government is stating baldly that it was Israeli operatives behind the killing?
BRENDAN TREMBATH: That's right. Israel has refused to confirm or deny, in the intelligence parlance, whether or not it was involved in the death of this man. He was accused of supplying arms for Hamas.
But the Australian Government has supported the investigation by the Australian Federal Police and that finding was that there was no evidence that these Australians were anything other than the victims of identity theft.
And here's what the Minister said:
STEPHEN SMITH: Mr Speaker, no government can tolerate the abuse of its passports, especially by a foreign government. This represents a clear affront to the security of our passport system, nor can we tolerate the abuse, by a foreign government, of the personal details of the Australian nationals concerned. Mr Speaker, these are not the actions of a friend.
I regret to advise the House that this is not the first occasion that Australian passports have been misused by Israeli authorities. The Dubai passports incidents also constitutes a clear and direct breach of confidential undertakings between Australia and Israel dating back some years.
ELEANOR HALL: And that's the Foreign Minister Stephen Smith speaking to Parliament his morning.
Brendan, did the Minister say whether it was difficult a decision it was to expel the official?
BRENDAN TREMBATH: He didn't say it in that term as such but he did actually say that over time Israel has been a close ally of Australia. Expulsion is something that diplomats and governments only resort to as a last resort because it really puts diplomacy efforts, it puts them back a step or two.
But here's what the Minister said in Parliament:
STEPHEN SMITH: After careful deliberation, the Government has asked that a member of the Israeli Embassy in Canberra be withdrawn from Australia. I have asked that the withdrawal be affected within the week.
Earlier this morning, at my request, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade called in the Israeli charge d'affaires. The Israeli Ambassador, Rotem, whom I called in on 25 February, is absent from Australia until 8 June. If Ambassador Rotem had been in Australia I would have, again, spoken to him myself.
The department conveyed the Government's deep disappointment over Israeli involvement in this affair. The department made it clear that Australia regarded the abuse of these passports as inconsistent with the friendship and support provided by successive Australian governments to Israel since its creation as a nation.
ELEANOR HALL: And that's the Foreign Minister Stephen Smith in Parliament this morning announcing that the Australian Government is expelling an Israeli embassy official. Our reporter, Brendan Trembath, updating us on the latest there.


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In last week's newsletter we introduced Turlough O'Connor – High King of Ireland up to 1156.
If Turlough was in the habit of reading maps back at that time, he might look at his kingdoms through the lens of this map – showing the major tribes, over-kingdoms and towns on the island of Ireland at his time.
Now, let's take a brief tour (we'll take a much longer tour in our book ) around these kingdoms and just some of the surnames associated with them.
Please do leave your comments and questions at the end of this post!
Turlough and his kin were from the Síol Muireadaigh tribe. Connacht became one of the dominant kingdoms on the island under Turlough. He was the first man west of the River Shannon to have the title of High King of Ireland. Turlough and his kin had taken on the surname O'Connor from this Gr,Gr,Gr Grandfather – Conchobar mac Taidg Mór who had died in 882.
During his time – he annexed the kingdom of Mide and asserted control over Dublin – even then becoming the political capital of the Island. The O'Rourkes (cousins of the O'Connors) were kept under control in Breifne. To the south, in Tuamumu – the O'Briens were effectively allies of the O'Connors – as Muirchertach Ua Briain (O'Brien) had fostered Turlough as a young boy to groom him for his future position.
The other leading families of Connaught at this time were:
Mac Hugh, (Mac) Egan, MacBrennan, MacHale, (Mac) Cunneen, (Mac) Conneely, Gaffney, (Mac) Conroy, MacDermot, MacDonagh, Keogh , MacManus, (Mac) Garry, (O) Boland, Coyne, (O) Cannon, (O) Cahill, (O) Keane , (O) Kelly, (O) Canavan, (O) Carney , (O) Kenny, (O) Clery, Coleman, (O) Coffey, Quigley , Conlon , (O) Conway, (O) Connelly, Conlon, (O) Cosgrave, Coogan, (O) Coolihan, (O) Curran, (O) Devlin, (O) Donnell, (O) Donlan , (O) Donohoe, (O) Duggan , (O) Dowd, Dolan, (O) Downey, (O) Fallon, Fahy, (O) Feeney, (O) Finn , Finnegan, (O), Flannery, O'Gara, (O) Glavin, (O) Hanley, O'Hara, (O)Henaghhan, (O) Hynes, (O) Horan, (O) Lavin, (O) Lynch, (O) Malley , Mannion, Molloy, Mullan, O'Mullally, Moran , Murray , Morris , (O) Ratigan , (O) Shaughnessy , (O) Tarpy, (O) Tierney , (O) Kilkelly, (O) Carney, (O) Gaughan, (O) Murphy, Mac Clancy
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
Tuadh Mumhan (nowadays known as Thomond and covering the counties of Clare, Limerick, North Tipperary) become a separate Kingdom within the province of Mumhan (Munster) as the powerful tribe of the Dál gCais rose to power. The most famous member of this tribe being Brian Boru and the first High King of Ireland in reality.
The O'Briens were the ruling family of Tuamumu and other leading families include:
(Mac) Clancy (Mac) Conway (Mac) Corcoran (O) Bannon (O) Boland (O) Cahill (O) Carroll (O) Connor (O) Dea (O) Donovan (O) Dooley (O) Drennan (O) Dwyer (O) Fennessy (O) Flaherty (O) Flanagan (O) Fogarty (O) Galvin (O) Grady (O) Halloran (O) Hannon (O) Heffernan (O) Hehir (O) Hickey (O) Hogan (O) Honan (O) Hurley (O) Kearney (O) Kelleher (O) Kennedy (O) Kiely (O) Loughlin (O) Meagher (O) Melody (O) Mulcahy (O) Naghten (O) Quirke (O) Reddan (O) Regan (O) Reidy (O) Shannon (O) Sheehan Ahern Buckley Collins Curry Flannery Gilroy Gleeson Houlihan Mac Considine Mac Enery Mac Namara MacDonnell MacGrath MacInerney MacMahon Maher Malone Maloney O'Meara Ryan Sexton
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
The Kingdom of Desmumu (South Munster) came about in 1118 with the further rise to power of the Dal gCais tribe of north Munster. Munster was divided into Tuadmumu – ruled by the O'Briens, and Desmumu – ruled by the MacCarthy Mors (one of a number of MacCarthy tribes).
The kingdom covered the modern counties of Cork, Kerry, Waterford, South Tipperary and South Limerick.
Other leading families of Desmumu were:
Mac Auliffe, MacGillycuddy, (Mac) Cotter , (O) Canty, (O) Brosnan, (O) Keefe , (O) Cahill, (O) Callaghan, Carey , (O) Coffey, (O) Coughlan, Connolly, (O) Connell, (O) Cronin, (O) Crowley, Cuddihy, (O) Cullinane, (O) Quill , (O) Collins, (O) Dorgan, (O) Dwane, (O) Donegan, (O) Donoghue, (O) Duggan, (O) Doheny, (O) Dennehy, (O) Dinneen, (O) Downey, (O) Falvey, (O) Phelan, (O) Field, (O) Flynn, Foley, Foran, Forde , (O) Garvey, Griffin, (O) Hea , (O) Hennessy, Healey, (O) Driscoll, (O) Hurley, Harrington, (O) Noonan , Green , (O) Leahy, (O) Leary, Lehane , Mannix, Mullins, (O) Mahony , (O) Meehan, (O) Moriarty , (O) Riordan , (O) Scanlan , (O) Shea , (O) Sullivan , (O) Tracy, (O) Twomey, (O) Duggan, (O) Kennedy, (O) Cagney, (O) Leary, (O) Dullea, (O) Coffey, (O) Cowhig, (O) Cullinane, (O) Driscoll
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
The Kingdom of Laigin (or Leinster – but it was significantly smaller than the current province of Leinster) – was ruled over by the Sil Fáelchán tribe of the Uí Cheinnselaig. Diarmait Mac Murchada (MacMurrough) was the King of Leinster at the time of Turlough. When we look back at Ireland at this time (around 1150ad), we often think of it as the "twilight years" for the Gaelic Dynasties. A few years after this, Diarmait was deposed as King and played a pivotal part in triggering the invasion of the Anglo Normans in 1169.
Other leading familes of Laigin were:
Fitzpatrick, O'Larkin, Kavanagh, O' Brennan , O'Cullen, O'Doran, O'Nolan, O'Ryan, FitzDermot, O'Toole, O'Byrne, O'Carey, MacKeogh, Phelan, (Mac)Breen, O'Kelly, O'Coveney, O'Carroll, O'More, O'Devoy, O'Duff, O'Dempsey, O'Tracy, O'Gorman, O'Dowling, O'Cosgrave, (O)Rafter and Murphy
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
Mide (the modern counties of Meath and Westmeath ) was one of the ancient provinces of Ireland and held the ancient capital – Tara. However, before Turloughs time the effective capital had become Dublin. The main tribe and family of this area at the time of Turlough was the Mac Laughlin of the Clann Cholmáin. Other leading families included:
Quinlan, Devine, O'Hea, O'Hennessy, O'Connolly, O'Breen, O'Higgins, Mac Geoghegan, O'Brennan, O'Hart, O'Curry, O'Daly, MacAuley, O'Dooley, O'Scully, Mulholland, MacGee, O'Donoghue, Gaffney, MacConway, O'Ronan, O'Farrell, Mac Coughlan, O'Houlihan, O'Molloy, O'Carney, Fox, O'Keary, , O'Regan, O' Casey and O'Carroll.
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
The Uí Briúin Bréifne were the main tribe within Breifne (appropriated meaning "Hilly" as it covered the modern counties of Leitrim, Cavan and parts of Sligo).
The Kings of Breifne were the O'Rourkes – other leading families included:
Brady, McCabe, Gaffney, MacDonnell, (Mac) Clancy, MacGowan, (Mac) Elroy , MacEnroe, MacManus , (Mac) Murray, (Mac) Shanly , MacSharry, (Mac) Tiernan, MacGovern , Maguire, O'Banan, (O) Boylan, Cassidy, (O) Kenny, (O) Carroll, (O) Carolan, (O) Connolly, (O) Corcoran, (O) Corrigan, (O) Farrelly , (O) Finnegan, (O) Heany , (O) Muldoon and the second leading family – the O Reillys.
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
Airgialla (later also known as Oriel in English and covering Counties Armagh, Louth and Monaghan) was an unusual case – it was really a federation of smaller kingdoms rather than a kin group. The Kingship rotated among the various tribes and at the time of Turlough was held by Donnchadh Ua Cearbaill (O'Carroll).
Other leading families of the Airgialla included:
Mac Cann, MacArdle, MacCasey, MacNally, MacConville, (Mac) Crilly, (Mac) Cullen, (Mac) Loy, (Mac) Gillespie, Mac Mahon , (Mac) Quaid/Wade, (Mac) Scanlan , (O) Callan, (O) Keenan, (O) Cosgrave, (O) Crehan, (O) Lynn, (O) Finn, (O) Flanagan, (O) Garvey, (O) Hanlon , (O) Hare, (O) Sherry, Fagan, (O) Rogan, (O) Creehan, (O) hAedha, (O) Keelaghan, Traynor.
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
The Northen Ui Neill (not to be confused with the surname O'Neill) was a kin group who were descended from Niall of the Nine Hostages – legend was that his sons Eoghan, Conall and Enda moved into modern county Donegal in the 5th century. From these individuals came the tribes of Cenél Eóghain and Cenél Conaill who established themselves as lords in northwestern Ulster.
Over time, the Cenél Eóghain gained prominence and they expanded into what are modern counties Derry and Tyrone. By the time of Turlough, the leading family of the Cenél Eóghain, were the Mac Lochlainn (McLoughlin) – but they dominated the Northern Ui Neill alongside the the O'Donnells and O'Dohertys of the Cenél Conaill.
Other leading family names were:
McCluskey, Kearney , MacNamee , MacGee, Mac Guigan, (O) Breslin, (O) Bradley, (O) Carolan, (O) Cannon, (O) Kane, (O) Colgan, (O) Crean, (O) Quinn , (O) Donnelly, (O) Farren, (O) Ferry, (O) Flanagan , (O) Gormley, (O) Gallagher, (O) Hamill , (O) Hegarty, (O)Hoban, Hunt, (O) Lunney , (O) Mellan , (O) Murphy , (O) Neill , (O) Peyton, (O) Scully , (O) Muldorey, (O) Boyle, (Mac) Ward , (Mac) Kelvy, MacGonigle, MacCusker, (Mac) Daid, (Mac) Caffrey, (Mac) Garvey , MacBride, (Mac) Cole, Coyle, MacIlhoyle, Gilmartin , Mac Loughlin , MacGrath, MacRory, MacSweeny, (O) Boyle, Begley, (O) Corr , Coonee, (O) Doohan, (O) Duffy, (O) Friel, (O) Laverty, (O) Hagan, (O) Harkin, (O) Mulligan, (O) Muldory
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
Ulaid (from which modern Ulster gets its name – and occupying modern counties Antrim and Down). Their main ruling tribe were the Dál Fiatach, based in Downpatrick (which gives County Down its name). The King of Ulaid at the time of Turlough was Cú Ulad mac Conchobair Chisenaig Mac Duinn Sléibe (Mac Dunleavy). Other leading families included:
MacAteer, MacNiece , MacCartan, (Mac) Carroll , Mac Donnell , (O)Colter, Dunleavy, Greene, Magennis, Kenny, MacKenna , (O) Flynn, (O) Flattery, Hughes, Haughey, Lavery , (O) Long, Miller and Rooney.
Note: Some of these surnames may have evolved shortly after 1150AD.
And that's it for our mini-Tour around the Kingdoms of Ireland around 1150AD – a time when Irish surnames still coming to the fore. And just before a time when Ireland was to change forever, with the invasion of the Normans.
Please feel free to leave your comments and questions below! Mike.


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USAFA, Colo. – A day after handing one Big Sky opponent a 6-1 defeat, Air Force did the same to the Northern Arizona men's tennis team on Sunday. The Falcons knocked off Portland State on Saturday and then returned to their home court to deny the Lumberjacks their third straight victory by the same 6-1 margin. NAU's only victory of the day came courtesy of junior Shaun Waters' fourth consecutive win at the No. 4 spot, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 over the Falcons' Alex Lineberry.
After claiming the doubles point in their win against Northern Colorado on Saturday, the Lumberjacks were unable to repeat their success against the Falcons. Air Force swept through the three matches and in the process, snapped senior Ben Lantz and junior Patrick Schimmelbauer's three-match winning streak.
The Lumberjacks could not find success in singles play either with the Falcons clinching the match after earning wins at the top three spots. Waters temporarily halted Air Force with a three-set win at No. 4 after dropping the first set, but that would be the only win NAU could muster up against Air Force. Junior Robert Martin tried to extend his personal winning streak to three matches, but fell at No. 5 in a hard fought three-setter to Steven Young.
Since losing his first match of the season against Arizona, Waters has now won four straight to open up his career at NAU since transferring from Middle Tennessee State. The Melbourne, Australia native has four of the team's 10 singles wins through its first five matches.
NAU will have this week off to prepare for a three-match weekend beginning with a road date with Utah on Feb. 24.
1. Grant Taylor/Lance Wilhelm (AFA) def. Robin Pezzutto/Shaun Waters (NAU), 8-3*
2. Alex Grubbs/Andy Jackson (AFA) def. Dominic Bermudez/Robert Martin (NAU), 8-1
3. Joey Brandt/Ali Rizvi (AFA) def. Ben Lantz/Patrick Schimmelbauer (NAU), 8-6
*Clinched Doubles Point
Order of Finish: (2, 1, 3)
1. Wilhelm (AFA) def. Pezzutto (NAU), 6-1, 6-4
2. Jackson (AFA) def. Bermudez (NAU), 6-0, 6-2
3. Grubbs (AFA) def. Schimmelbauer (NAU), 6-4, 6-2**
4. Waters (NAU) def. Alex Lineberry (AFA), 2-6, 6-1, 6-3
5. Steven Young (AFA) def. Martin (NAU), 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), 10-8
6. Rizvi (AFA) def. Lantz (NAU), 6-2, 6-0
**Clinched Match
Order of Finish: (2, 1, 3, 4, 6, 5)


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Weekend Roundup April 12,2012
DC Design House
April 13th, 2012 at 12:00 PM | $20 | Event Website
DC Design House opens to the public for tours April 14- May 13
Times vary, so check website!
4951 Rockwood Parkway, NW
Washington, DC
Many Moves One Movement: A Multilingual Dance, Music and Art Celebration
April 13th, 2012 at 07:30 PM
April is Language Access Month in Dc and to celebrate, Many Languages One Voice is hosting Many Moves One Movement, an evening of dance and music performances that reflect DC's diverse immigrant communities. Performances: Ethiopian coffee ceremony, son jarocho, samba, salsa, a film about Chinatown's senior community, traditional Hawaiian, Japanese and West African dances. Event will include Caribbean, Ethiopian, and Vietnamese food, local art, and a silent auction.
3222 11th St, NW
Washington, D.C.
National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade
April 14th, 2012 at 10:00 AM | $20 for grandstand seating, free along parade route | email@example.com | Tel: 877.442.5666 | Event Website
Lavish floats, giant helium balloons, marching bands, and performers burst down the historic avenue in an energy-filled spectacle of music and showmanship seen only once a year during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
Constitution Avenue from 7th to 17th streets, NW
April 14th, 2012 at 01:00 PM | Free | firstname.lastname@example.com | Tel: (202) 380-0723 | Event Website
The centuries-old "Blessing of the Fleets" ceremony is intended to safeguard crews and ships from the danger of the seas through a traditional blessing given by a clergyman at the water's edge. The Blessing of the Fleets' highlight occurs when Sailors from the U.S. Navy's Ceremonial Guard proceed across the Memorial Plaza's "Granite Sea" to pour water from the Seven Seas and the Great Lakes into the surrounding fountains, "charging" them to life and ushering in the spring season.
701 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington D.C., DC 20004
FotoDC National Cherry Blossom Photo Contest 2012
April 15th, 2012 at 12:00 AM | 6.95-12.95 | Tel: 202.337.FOTO | Event Website
Grab your camera and catch Washington "in the pink!" FotoDC and the National Cherry Blossom Festival present the second annual Photography Contest honoring the 100-year anniversary of DC's beloved gift.
Show a side of The Blossoms this city's never seen before. Find endless inspiration at the Cherry Blossom Festival. Capture a moment thousands of residents and visitors will remember. Enter the contest and your work just might blossom!
1838 Colombia Road NW,
Washington DC, 20009
Preview Night Benefit Smithsonian Craft Show and Sale
April 18th, 2012 at 06:30 PM | $200, tickets by advance reservation | firstname.lastname@example.com | Tel: 888-832-9554 | Event Website
Cocktail Buffet, First Choice Shopping, Meet the Artists, Jazz by the John Paul Ensemble.
The Craft Show and Sale is widely regarded as the country's most prestigious juried show and sale of fine American craft.
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401 F Street, NW.
Washington, DC 20001
Christ Church Art Show and Sale
April 27th, 2012 at 05:00 PM | Event Website
The annual Christ Church, Georgetown, Art Show and Sale is coming up on April 27, 28, and 29 in Keith Hall. The opening reception is on Friday, April 27, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The show and sale continues on Saturday, April 28, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and on Sunday April 29, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Artists contribute at least 50% of all sales to Christ Church, and the proceeds are used to expand parish outreach.
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A children's play centre held a fancy dress fun day for customers at the weekend, ahead of its closure at the end of the week.
Fizzy Kids in Camp Road, North Camp, will be closing this Saturday (March 29) after more than 10 years in Farnborough.
Last Saturday the centre held a fun day, where children dressed up as their favourite book and film characters and Fizzy Kids provided free cake and drinks to visitors.
Owner Chris Scott said: "The day went really well, we had so many customers saying they had brought their children up here and were sad to see it go.
"Fizzy Kids was really busy on the day, we had some free cake and we were giving away slush drinks for children and hot drinks for their accompanying adults.
"It was a way for us to give something back to the customers so it was really nice, people are still making trips over here and trying to visit us before we close."
Planning permission was granted by Rushmoor Borough Council in 2011 to redevelop the site in two retail or leisure units and 22 flats above it.
As Fizzy Kids' lease expires this year and the planning permission is due to expire in May, the building and the flats above it are set to be demolished to make way for the new four-storey building.
The three upper floors will house 22 flats, comprising eight one-bedroom and 14 two-bedroom units.
In a report submitted alongside proposals, a spokesperson for Gregory Gray Associates on behalf of the applicant Amprop, said the existing building had a 'somewhat run down character and appearance' and was reaching the end of its serviceable time.
It said Fizzy Kids presented a 'bland and uninviting facade' to the road.
However objections to the plans were submitted by the occupants of Fizzy Kids, as well as nearby local residents, who felt the business was in great demand and was an 'asset to the local community'.
Residents have left messages of support on Fizzy Kids' Facebook page, with one commenting: "My baby girl has had all six of her birthdays at Fizzy Kids, the staff are fantastic and it's such great value for money.
"Shame really that Rushmoor Borough Council aren't doing anything to help locally wanted businesses keep going but thank you Fizzy Kids for being so fantastic."


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One of our Readers, Victoria, analyzed ads in 15 editions of two magazines, Parents and Parenting, for a class project. She found that boys and girls are often portrayed as active and passive, respectively, and that girls, even infant girls, were sexualized. She offered the following examples.
Notice that in this Children's Place ad, both images with boys and the one with a mixed pair is captioned with activities ("travels," "campers," and "sporty favorites for hangin'"). The caption under the lone girl, however, emphasizes "smiles," a passive, pleasing appearance. As Victoria says, "She is there to be cute."
Similarly, in a three-page Fisher Price ad featuring racially-diverse children, both boys are shown as active learners. In the first page, the text above a boy putting a train set together reads "Developing his attention span helps him learn to solve problems on his own":
The text accompanying this child is also implies activity. It reads, "He's getting a good grasp of what his little fingers can do":
But the text that goes along with the girl children playing with dolls only suggests that children, generally, grow:
Victoria also found that girls were sexualized. In all of the ads featuring girls in bathing suits, she noted, the suit was a two-piece. Here are two examples of frolicking beach babes:
She found this ad especially troubling. The girl, she argues, "has been reduced to nothing but buttocks and genitalia":
Meanwhile, Beth M. sent us these examples from a Land's End catalog:
For more examples of the gendered active/passive binary, see our posts on the social construction of sperm, a vintage ad, and the binary in kids' meal toys and Lego advertising.
For more examples of the sexualization of young boys, see our posts on Lil' Wayne's virginity loss, the depiction of a 13-year-old boy having a relationship with his teacher, the sexy marketing of both Jaden Smith and Justin Bieber, with a follow up here.
And, finally, for more on the sexualization of young girls, see our posts on sexually suggestive teen brands, adultifying children of color, "trucker girl" baby booties, "future trophy wife" kids' tee, House of Dereón's girls' collection, "is modesty making a comeback?", more sexualized clothes and toys, sexist kids' tees, a trifecta of sexualizing girls, a zebra-striped string bikini for infants, a nipple tassle t-shirt, even more icky kids' t-shirts, "are you tighter than a 5th grader?" t-shirt, the totally gross "I'm tight like spandex" girls' t-shirt, a Halloween costume post, and girls in the World of Dance tour.Lisa Wade, PhD is a professor at Occidental College. She is the author of American Hookup, a book about college sexual culture, and a textbook about gender. You can follow her on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.


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Families and friends of the campus community at the University of Northern Colorado will experience a variety of student activities Oct. 18-20 during the annual Family and Friends Weekend. The longtime tradition includes food, festivities and fun.
The weekend's events start Friday with Alumni College, a chance for UNC alumni and friends to take leadership-themed mini-courses without quizzes from faculty members from a variety of disciplines.
Hosted by the UNC Alumni Association, classes take place from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in the University Center.
Tuition is $10 and includes breakfast and lunch. Pre-registration by midnight Oct. 14 is required. To see a list of courses and professors or to register online, visit http://bit.ly/AlumniCollege.
Also on Friday, UNC's Athletics department hosts the 13th Annual Blue & Gold Club Reverse Raffle and Auction, featuring a 1-in-300 chance to win $10,000.
The festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. in the University Center ballrooms. The evening includes dinner, live and silent auctions and fun interactions with boosters, parents, student-athletes and coaches.
Call 351-2979 for ticket prices and dinner reservations, which will be accepted until the event starts.
Friday concludes with a special Family and Friends edition of Bingo starting at 8:30 p.m. in the University Center ballrooms. It's free to play and a variety of prizes are available for winners.
Saturday's events start with a 5k Fun Run and Walk at 8 a.m. at the Campus Recreation Center. Cost is $15, which includes a T-shirt and snacks. Registration begins at 7 a.m. Call 970-351-2509 for more information.
Also on Saturday, the UNC Alumni Association's Bear Village tailgate starts at 11:30 a.m. in the upper M parking lot just north of the ticketing office at Nottingham Stadium. Admission is free.
Then at 1:35 p.m. the UNC Bears take on the University of California - Davis in the Family and Friends Weekend football game. Discounted general admission tickets are available for $10 for family members and friends of UNC students. Purchase tickets at www.unco.edu/tickets or call 970-351-4849.
Saturday night, hypnotist and comedian "The Incredible Boris" takes the stage at 8 p.m. in the University Center ballrooms. Admission is free.
Special dinners will be offered 5-6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and brunch will be served 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in both Tobey-Kendel and Holmes halls. Discounted tickets of $7 for each all-you-can-eat meal are available at the halls for students' family members and friends.
Free parking on campus will be available in regular and metered spaces, with the exceptions of special event parking for the football game Saturday and parking in specially marked spaces, fire lanes and non-designated spaces.
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I think i can even beat that $6 for a beer. It's around $8 in Switzerland So, allmost impossible to live from music over here. Would need to make at least $4500 to pay all my taxes and expenses
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A 15-year-old boy has been stabbed to death after a fight between two groups of youths.
Four teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murdering the boy, who was attacked in a park in the South Yardley area of Birmingham last night. He died later from his injuries.
Two 16-year-olds, a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old are in custody, West Midlands Police said.
Detective Inspector Tom Chisholm, who is leading the investigation, said: "We are aware that there were groups of young people in the area, some of whom may have left the scene before the police arrived.
"There is some suggestion that this was a fight which has tragically gone too far. I would ask that people who were in the park or anyone else with information to contact us immediately."
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Idris Khan's photographic work has always been concerned with repetition. The Birmingham-born artist, 31, has photographed sequences of images, the pages of entire books and musical scores, and layered and adjusted them digitally to create opaque, near abstract shapes which hover before the viewer.
In this exhibition, he takes this reiteration a step further in his first foray into sculpture, making direct references to the minimalist Carl Andre (he of the famous Tate bricks). Quoting Andre's Fall (1968), Khan takes 30 steel sheets, aligns 15 of them against the wall and mirrors them with the rest along the floor. Across the steel sheets, he has sandblasted several layers of the score to Bach's Variations. In the dramatically lit gallery upstairs is Seven Times, a series of 144 steel cubes, each a scale model of the Kaaba in Mecca, which Khan inscribes with Muslim prayers in elegant Arabic script. The cubes are arranged in a grid which occupies the exact surface area of the Kaaba. Again, the work directly quotes an Andre sculpture.
Although Khan pays homage to minimalism, he also subverts it. Andre strived to empty content from his work, insisting on strict material, formal and spatial qualities. But Khan's work is positively brimming with weighty themes: his Muslim background; his Welsh mother's love of music and recent death; the nature of religion and its rituals; and faith's relationship to art.
Khan's touch is so deft that he complements rather than destroys the poise of the art that inspired him.
Until 24 April. Information: 020 7336 8109, www.victoria-miro.com
Idris Khan
Victoria Miro
Wharf Road, N1 7RW
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Please be advised: Online job sites do not wholly represent the growth or positions available in a particular market sector. Many employers do not advertise through online job sites. Furthermore, online job sites are not sponsored by Belmont University and are only provided as one resource in the job search process. Employers advertising through these sites have not been vetted by Belmont University. Belmont encourages students and graduates to inquire about job opportunities in particular fields through Career Development.
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Just had teeth whitening. I love my new white smile. The dentist offered some tips for keeping the teeth white but none seemed that innovative. Anyone who's had laser whitening found something that keeps the teeth looking white for long periods of time. Don't have the money to do this every year!


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We have previously written about how to save and restore tab groups in Google Chrome (see our post, Save and Restore Tab Groups in Google Chrome). We have found another simple extension for Google Chrome, called Tabs Saver, that allows you to save open tabs as a group and add and remove sites from that group.
To install Tabs Saver, go to the following web page and click the Install button.
The Confirm Installation dialog box displays, telling you what information the Tabs Saver extension can access. Click Install to continue.
The Tabs Saver button is added to the toolbar to the right of the address bar.
To save tabs as a group, open all the web pages you want to save in the group on separate tabs in Google Chrome. Then, click the Tabs Saver button on the toolbar. A drop-down dialog box displays. Enter a name for the group in the Tabs group name edit box and click save tabs.
The group is listed below the Tabs group name edit box. To open the entire group of web pages, click the group name. The web pages are opened on separate tabs in the current window.
NOTE: If you have any web pages currently open on tabs when you click a tabs group name, those same tabs are used to open the web pages in the tabs group and you will lose the web pages you were viewing.
There are some options to the right of each group name allowing you to manually customize each tabs group. To edit the tabs group, click the Edit link to the right of the group name.
The list of web pages in the tabs group are displayed. Clicking Edit allows you to remove web pages from the group of saved tabs. To remove a web page, click the red X to the right of the web page name.
You can add web pages to existing groups of tabs easily. To do this, open a new tab and navigate to the desired web page. Click the Tabs Saver button on the toolbar and click the Add link to the right of the group name into which you want to add the web page.
The web page is added to the bottom of the list of tabs in the group.
You can also use the Tabs Saver as a way to organize bookmarks. To open a web page from a group, click the Edit link for that group, and then click on the web page name in the list of tabs under that group name. The web page opens in a new tab.
You can also easily rename a group. To do this, click the Rename link to the right of the group name.
The group name becomes an edit box, allowing you to edit the group name. Once you have changed the name, press Enter to accept your changes.
If you find you don't need a group of tabs anymore, you can easily delete the entire group. Simply, click the red X to the left of the group name.
NOTE: Be sure you want to delete a group of tabs, as there is no confirmation when you do so. The group is immediately deleted when you click the red X.
Tabs Saver can be a handy 2-in-1 tool. It is a handy extension for saving groups of tabs you visit often and also a good tool for organizing bookmarks into groups.
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I'm a huge Thanos fan. I love the concept of Jim Starlin's creation. His stories of the Mad Titan are some of my favorite superhero comic books of all-time.
I have to admit that calling this a "Top 9" list is a bit of a dupe because the entries aren't ordered by quality. Instead, the following list is a pretty accurate chronological comic book reading order with some extremely subjective opinions on the quality of the stories contain therein.
To see where these stories rank in my personal top 9 order, check out the numbers listed in italics after the titles.
Silver Surfer #34-38 (3 of 9)
Collected in the Silver Surfer: Rebirth of Thanos graphic novel
– There are Thanos stories by Jim Starlin dating back to the mid-70s. But this 1990 storyline is the prelude to the epic Infinity triology and the beginning of Thanos as he's best remembered. He doesn't do that much in this story except for mess with the Silver Surfer's mind, but it's @#$%ing awesome!
The Thanos Quest #1-2 (1 of 9)
Collected in Silver Surfer: Rebirth of Thanos and The Thanos Quest
– By far my favorite Thanos story and an essential read if you have a passion for the character. Thanos goes off on a quest to collect the six Soul Gems a.k.a. the Infinity Gems. Nuff said.
Silver Surfer #44-52 (6 of 9)
Not collected
– These tie-ins are not essential reading by any means. But if you love Ron Lim's art as much as I do, you'll enjoy them. Thanos is only in these issues a little bit, but reading them prepares you for what comes next…
Infinity Gauntlet #1-6 (5 of 9)
Collected in the Infinity Gauntlet graphic novel
– The classic Thanos tale of love, loss, and monumental cosmic war. This is a mega-crossover… so if you don't like chocolate in your peanut butter, you might not dig this. But it's by far the most famous of all Thanos tales.
Silver Surfer #53-59 (7 of 9)
Not collected
– These comic books are tie-ins to the Infinity Gauntlet story. They're not essential reading and they don't all feature Thanos, but reading them definitely enriches the Infinity Gauntlet experience.
Infinity War #1-6 & Marvel Comics Presents #108-111 (2 of 9)
Collected in the Infinity War graphic novel
– Personally, this is my second favorite Thanos story. I love Lim's art and Starlin's masterful writing. This tale is over-the-top and bombastic, but it's also full of elegant touches. However, skip all of the tie-ins except for Marvel Comics Presents #108-111 ("I, Thanos"), which takes place within one page of story during Infinity War #3.
Infinity Crusade #1-6 (9 of 9)
Collected in the Infinity Crusade v1 and Infinity Crusade v2 graphic novels
– I don't care much for this third leg of the classic Infinity trilogy. Frankly, I think it's too long and convoluted. A glut of tie-ins deprives the main miniseries from a good deal of important moments, making this story very passable.
Infinity Abyss #1-6 (4 of 9)
Collected in the Infinity Abyss graphic novel
– Now here are some great comics for the casual reader! This may be a wee bit confusing without any prior Thanos knowledge, but it's also the most rewarding story from a standalone perspective. Think of this as Jim Starlin's Thanos 2.0, wherein 90s Thanos gets upgraded to the 00s with lots of nods to the work of Steve Ditko.
Marvel: The End #1-6 (8 of 9)
Collected in the Marvel Universe: The End graphic novel
– I've never been able to finish this tale. I have a few friends that rave about it and I appreciate their opinions, but it's just not for me. However, it's a fun and ambitious story that works well as an end-cap to the iteration of Thanos that began in 1990's Silver Surfer #34.
There are plenty of Thanos stories that have followed, including a Thanos solo series started by Starlin (who left the book after too much editorial meddling), as well as the Annihilation cosmic saga (I forget exactly which issues contain Thanos appearances… I do know that he "dies" in one of them).
From what I've seen online, the character has made his official return in Avengers Assemble #3. This is going to be a new era for the anti-villain… a fourth era, if you will. I like to think of it as follows: 1st era = Starlin in the 70s, 2nd era = Starlin in the 90s, 3rd era = Starlin and Annihilation in the 00s, and 4th era = these new 2010s movie tie-in comics.
In other media, Thanos was the big boss in Marvel Super Heroes. It's a classic fighting game by Capcom that centers around the concept of the Infinity Gems. It's got gorgeous art direction and wonderful music. I highly recommend it. Learn more by listening to this podcast.
Thanos also popped up on the Silver Surfer TV show. I didn't care for this iteration. He was pretty sucktastic. Plus, there's the new-ish Super Hero Squad Show, which features Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet (as well as the "Infinity Sword" and the "Infinity Stones"… say wha???)
BUT most people will now be familiar with the character through the ending to The Avengers movie. And that's cool. If you're curious about him, my above reading order should treat you well.
Conceptually, Jim Starlin has laid down some fascinating explorations of morality through the use of Thanos. Thanks to his writing in combination with the awesome art of Ron Lim and Al Milgrom, I've become a huge fan and I think you will too if you give some of these comics a shot.


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[1] Cf. Jourdain, Reckerches, etc., pp. 124 ff.; Renan,
Averroës, etc., p. 205, and Chartul. (ed. Denifle), I, 105,
[2] Op. cit., p. 52.
[3] Cf. F. S. Stevenson, Robert Grosseteste (London,
[4] Vol. I, pp. 349 ff. and 493 ff.
[5] Chartul., I, xi.
[6] Op. cit., I, 227.
[7] Cf. op. cit., I, 279, note 10. The work De
Differentia Spiritus et Anima was published by Barach, Innsbruck,
[8] Cf. Rashdall, Universities of Europe in the Middle
Ages, I, 437.
[9] Cf. Chartul., I, 135, n.
[10] The status of the mendicants was defined in the bull Quasi
lignum vitae (1255; apud Denifle, Chartul., I, 279), which
settled practically every point in favor of the regulars. Meantime, the
controversy was extended beyond the question of university privilege,
and touched on the rights of religious in general, the vow of poverty,
etc. After the death of Alexander IV, the university obtained a
confirmation of its privileges, and the mendicants quietly submitted to
take the oath to which they had formerly objected.
[11] In 1252, seven chairs out of twelve were occupied by regulars.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- In order for Packers wide receiver Tori Gurley to make Green Bay's active roster this season, several factors would have to fall into place. The most important aspect that Gurley could control was having a healthy, productive training camp and proving to coach Mike McCarthy and the rest of the staff that he belonged on the roster of a team loaded at receiver.Unfortunately for Gurley, a groin injury has gotten in the way of that. After missing several consecutive practices, Gurley has been ruled out for the Packers' preseason opener Thursday night in San Diego."Stuff happens," Gurley told FOXSportsWisconsin.com. "I can't sit there and worry about it because it's football. It's part of the profession. Once I get my opportunity to go back out there, I'm just going to enjoy it like I plan on doing."Gurley's attitude has stayed positive, but his status on the depth chart seems to be falling. All five receivers from last year's team returning. When the time comes for final roster cuts later this month, McCarthy would have to keep fewer players at other positions just to potentially create a spot for Gurley.Last season, Gurley and fellow up-and-coming wide receiver Diondre Borel were on Green Bay's practice squad. Both undrafted free agents in 2011, Gurley and Borel were considered the next two receivers to eventually be catching passes from quarterback Aaron Rodgers on game day.It's unlikely that McCarthy would keep seven wide receivers, and even keeping six is not a certainty. But, if there is a spot for only one of them, Borel had already been outperforming Gurley in training camp, even prior to the groin injury."I'm still very confident in myself and I'm just going to continue to work," Gurley said. "Nothing has been taken away from me. I just have to continue to just take it one day at a time and learn from my peers. It's a process."Prior to Gurley's injury, he had caught the attention of the Packers' all-time leading receiver, Donald Driver."He's very talented," Driver said. "Gurley is good. He has all the tools to be a great player."Driver also compared Gurley to Jahine Arnold, a wide receiver who came to Green Bay in 1999, the same year Driver did. Arnold appeared in just one game with the Packers that year and never made it back to the NFL.So take that analogy for what it's worth.At 6-foot-4, the tallest of any receiver on Green Bay's roster, Gurley brings a much different skill set than Borel."Tori has a big frame and he's able to use that," wide receivers coach Edgar Bennett said. "He has done a good job as far as his physicality and being able to attack the ball at the highest point. Those are all pluses."But he just has to get healthy."Gurley attempted to practice in a limited capacity on Monday, but that didn't go as well as hoped."It was a test," Gurley said. "Physically I didn't feel like I could put my best foot forward while I was out there. It was for the best interest of me and for the team for me to just continue to get the rehab and get healthy before I play."When Gurley is able to return, he'll need a lot of production to make up for lost time. But at this point, catching up with Borel on the depth chart may not be possible for him. It hasn't just been Gurley's injury that's created the separation between the two, but also Borel's consistent performances in every practice session so far.Gurley had a contract offer late last season from the Minnesota Vikings but turned it down with the hope of making it with the Packers in 2012. Borel had an offer from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but turned it down for the same reason.While Gurley has the talent and the size, given all the practice time that he's already missed, his chances of making Green Bay's roster this season are dwindling. It may now come down to whether McCarthy decides to keep seven receivers or an injury happens elsewhere at the position.Otherwise, Gurley may be forced to choose between another season on the practice squad or waiting on an offer similar to the one he got last season from the Vikings.Follow Paul Imig on Twitter
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For the second consecutive weekend, the Weber State University softball team is returning from a non-conference tournament with a perfect record.
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The greatest challenge George Stephenson has ever faced as the owner of a sheetfed and full-web printing company is not the same as the greatest challenge that has ever confronted the business itself.
Stephenson, 70, is founder, president and CEO of Stephenson Printing, located in the Washington, DC, suburb of Alexandria, VA. He opened the plant in 1959 and aggressively built the company, was a forerunner in the color revolution and the first printer on his block to delve seriously into the manufacture of annual reports.
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Quote:because KM is tought to military units, they must be able to teach effective methods in the shortest possible tim period,
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Quote: I have learned something similar that imploys the same techniques, after learning numerous other martial arts, and have found that the way we train allows the techniques to be taught in a short period.
Quote: Generally it doesnt try to make you perfect the style, just learn basics which you can utilize straight away and then elaborate on as you train regularly. And what would you consider helpful? i think a palm strike... the first strike i learned in my style is probably the most effective, and was given numerous resons why during my first lesson. i learned it... in one lesson... it was useful... is an hour long enough to learn anything useful? Yes it is!
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In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>, email@example.com (Vince Giambalvo) writes:
> Here is a silly question from someone just starting to use Mathlink.
> Trying an example, to compile and set up the sample sumalist program,
> nowhere can the system find MLMain. Is this supposed to be
> automagically created if I run the other stuff properly? I have a unix
> system.
I had the same problem when I started. The problem is really in the
design of the Makefile. If you don't have the location of mprep defined
in the Makefile variable MLINKDIR the rule for building the
sumalisttm.c file will create an empty file instead of a proper file
based on sumalist.tm
The cure is to edit the Makefile variable MLINKDIR to point to the correct
location of mprep, then to do
>> make clean sumalist
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Curry and CASTL Host Researchers Doing Work in Ecuador
The Curry School of Education and the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning (CASTL) is hosting a team of researchers who are doing work in Educator on Monday April 21st, 2014.
Norbert Schady and colleagues will be leading a talk on April 21st from 11 AM to 12:30 PM in Holloway Hall (Rm. 116) in Bavaro Hall entitled "A Helping Hand? Teacher Quality and Learning Outcomes in Kindergarten." This lecture will center around data from an international cohort of approximately 15,000 kindergarten students. Results will be discussed in terms of teacher behaviors, children's executive functioning, and classroom quality.
Norbert Schady is the Principal Economic Advisor for the Social Sector at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). His main research areas include early childhood development, cash transfer programs, and the effects of economic crises on the accumulation of human capital. Dr. Schady has published in academic journals in economics, political science and health, and he has extensive experience advising governments in Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Schady will also be meeting with key stakeholders from EdPolicyWorks and CASTL, including Bob Pianta, Erik Ruzek and Jennifer LoCasale-Crouch.