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All photos are printed on professional Kodak photo paper in our own lab. They come with a white border around the image (2 – 3 cm in width, subject to photo size) the photo is then personally titled and signed by Matt. All "Photo only" orders are posted Australia wide free. Overseas orders are posted via Airmail for free.
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Photo Only Details:
All photo only orders come hand titled and signed by Matt on the white border around the photo. This border is approx 2cm to 3cm around the photo depending on the size of the photo ordered.
We title the photo on the left and sign it on the right. We can do custom titles for photos if requested.
The photo is then rolled in a special scratch resistant fabric or tissue paper and sealed in a secure card board tube complete. All photos are posted within Australia with tracking and overseas orders are posted Airmail.
Canvas Details:
All of our canvas is printed, coated and stretched in our own professional lab. We print on high quality canvas using genuine UV archival inks to ensure your chosen photo is printed and looks it's best. We then coat the canvas with a special heat seal laminate to protect it from UV and everyday life on your wall. Your canvas is then stretched nice and tight on a thick renewable Australian timber bar. It is then finished off with a secure hanging system. Stretched Canvas comes ready to hang.
All of our photos are capable of being printed very large and maintain amazing detail. The bigger you print it, the better it looks.
Acrylic Facemount Details:
All of our acrylic facemount products are completed in our own professional lab. The 4.5mm thick acrylic we use is optical grade, UV protected and to ensure a professional finished job all of our acrylic is computer cut with the edge of the acrylic diamond polished and buffed clear. The image is then printed on our beautiful metallic paper and then it under goes a special mounting process where we apply a special adhesive to the photo and then mount the image side of the photo to the acrylic panel. The final result is very impressive, the mixture of the metallic paper with the depth of the 4.5mm acrylic will really make the photo "Pop".
The acrylic is then finished with a white backing sheet applied to protect the back of the photo and also provide a secure strong surface for us to secure the hanging system. All acrylic face mount orders are supplied "Ready to Hang".
All of our photos are capable of being printed very large and maintain amazing detail. The bigger you print it, the better it looks.
Printed on metallic paper and then face mounted to a 4.5mm sheet of optical grade acrylic that is diamond polished. The depth of the acrylic gives the final product an amazing final finish. All acrylics come ready to hang.
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All photos are printed on professional kodak paper in our own photo lab, your photo is roll mounted which is best for any kind of photo display to ensure it sits perfectly flat. We use an archival matt that is acid free. The photo is then hand titled on the left and signed by Matt on the right.
We recommend that mounted photos sizes 24 inches and larger get framed. Mounting photos correctly is the most difficult process for any framer not set up for professional photo mounting. This option takes that process away from them and ensures your purchased photo has been mounted correctly.
Your photo is professionally printed and then roll mounted to a firm substrate with a white archival matt, it is then hand titled and signed and slipped into a clear protective cover. Ready for framing or display.
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HHMI has selected 24 schools in the first round of the Inclusive Excellence initiative, a program that aims to help increase the capacity of colleges and universities to effectively engage all students so that they can be successful in science, especially undergraduates who enter four-year institutions via nontraditional pathways.
The Science Education Alliance is announcing the inclusion of its tenth cohort of 15 institutions in the US, as well as the University of Lagos, Nigeria, and Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico.
The HHMI Medical Research Fellows Program allows exceptional MD, DVM, and DDS students to shift course and conduct rigorous research at top institutions throughout the US.
HHMI awards research fellowships to 20 predoctoral students from 14 countries to help them complete their graduate studies in the U.S.
HHMI selects 34 new Gilliam Fellows -- outstanding young scientists who have expressed a clear commitment to advancing diversity among scientists.
Ninety-one schools have been invited to submit full proposals to apply for grants through HHMI's $60 million Inclusive Excellence initiative that is encouraging colleges and universities to broaden access to science excellence for all students.
A new partnership between HHMI's Educational Media Group and the Biomedical Neuroscience Institute (BNI) at Universidad de Chile will provide teachers and students in Latin America with free access to science education materials produced by HHMI BioInteractive.
Profesores y estudiantes de América Latina tendrán libre acceso a los materiales de multimedia de educación científica producidos por HHMI BioInteractive que han sido premiados, gracias a una nueva colaboración entre el Grupo de Medios Educativos del HHMI y el Instituto de Neurociencia Biomédica (BNI) de la Universidad de Chile.
Sixty-six medical and veterinary students from 34 schools across the nation will spend a full year of mentored biomedical research training as fellows in HHMI's Medical Research Fellows Program.
Up to 15 new HHMI professors will receive $1 million over five years to develop innovative approaches to teaching undergraduate science.
Biologist, educator, and author Sean B. Carroll honored with prestigious literary prize.
HHMI and the Zooniverse launch WildCam Gorongosa, a new citizen science project.
HHMI selects 45 predoctoral students from 18 countries to receive fellowships that will help them complete their graduate degrees in the life sciences.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute's newly expanded Gilliam Fellowships for Advanced Study Program has awarded 30 fellowships to outstanding students who are pursuing a PhD in the life sciences and who are committed to increasing diversity among scientists.
HHMI announces five-year, $2.3 million grant to support educational activities and infrastructure development at the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Laboratory in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique.
HHMI's new science education initiative is challenging colleges and universities to increase their capacity to engage all students in science.
Thousands of undergraduate students contribute to new study that broadens understanding of genetic diversity of bacteriophages.
HHMI expands the Gilliam Fellowships for Advanced Study, a highly successful program for graduate students who are pursuing a PhD in the life sciences and who are committed to increasing diversity among scientists.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute awards nearly $5 million in research fellowships to 46 predoctoral students from 24 countries.
Fifteen outstanding researchers from 13 institutions are named HHMI Professors.
Through its 2014 Sustaining Excellence competition, HHMI is awarding new science education grants that will support activities at 37 research universities.
HHMI selects 37 research universities to receive $60 million in grants to improve how science is taught.
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County, the Pennsylvania State University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and HHMI are working together to learn how to adapt the Meyerhoff Scholars Program at more universities.
Seventy medical and veterinary students from 37 different schools across the country will be engaging in laboratory research for a full year as participants in the HHMI Medical Research Fellows Program.
In the last five years, 4,800 students at 73 colleges and universities nationwide have taken HHMI's Science Education Alliance (SEA) Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science (PHAGES) research course.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) is adding four new films to its award-winning catalog of short science documentaries for the classroom.
HHMI awards more than $1.8 million in fellowships to 42 international graduate students studying in the U.S.
Sixty-nine medical, dental, and veterinary students from 32 schools across the country will be engaging in laboratory research for a full year as participants in the HHMI Medical Research Fellows Program.
HHMI has invited 203 research universities to apply for new science education grants aimed at helping improve persistence of students studying STEM disciplines and reinvigorating introductory science courses.
At a briefing at the White House, HHMI announces $22.5 million, five-year grant to help major research universities train a new generation of science and mathematics teachers.
Up to 15 new HHMI professors will receive $1 million over five years to create activities that integrate their research with student learning to enhance undergraduates' understanding of science.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute selects nine highly talented college students to receive the 2013 Gilliam Fellowships for Advanced Study.
EarthViewer, a free, interactive app designed for the iPad, lets users explore the Earth's history with the touch of a finger by scrolling through 4.5 billion years of geological evolution.
Sean Carroll introduces "The Day the Mesozoic Died" at national teachers conference.
HHMI awards three two-year grants to aid in developing the next generation of interdisciplinary scientists, in collaboration with the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering.
Nine students, listed below with their undergraduate institutions, were selected as Gilliam fellows in 2012.
HHMI has awarded more than $2 million in fellowships to 50 promising graduate students from 19 countries.
Meet the 2012 International Student Research Fellows
A list of the 47 small colleges and universities awarded a four-year grant in HHMI's science education initiative.
Colleges receive funds to incubate new science education courses and programs.
HHMI will unveil three short science films that use vivid storytelling to teach the vital concepts of adaptation and natural selection.
Award-winning writer and producer David Elisco has been named director of development for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's new film production unit.
Human evolution—one of the most discussed scientific topics and one of the hardest for teachers to tackle—will be the focus of the 2011 Holiday Lectures on Science from HHMI.
A new fellowship program will enable 48 graduate students from 22 countries to devote their full attention to research at a critical time during their professional development as scientists.
Nuevo programa de becas permitirá que 48 estudiantes de postgrado de 22 países dediquen toda su atención a la investigación en un momento crítico de su desarrollo profesional como científicos.
Medical, dental, and veterinary students from 47 schools will be diving into intensive, HHMI-sponsored research experiences this summer at top research centers across the country.
HHMI has launched four-year, $1.8 million science education experiment that will bring together four universities to create and share effective models for teaching interdisciplinary science.
Award-winning documentary producer and former president of National Geographic Television will lead HHMI's $60 million science documentary initiative.
New funding from HHMI will be used to scale up a successful summer program that aims to enable thousands of college and university science faculty to receive intensive professional development designed to improve undergraduate biology education.
HHMI has invited 215 undergraduate-focused colleges and universities from across the country to apply for a total of $60 million in science education grants.
Gloria Tavera is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Nine science students from universities across the United States are named the 2011 Gilliam Fellows.
Andria Ashmore is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Chinweike Okegbe is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Benyam Kinde is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Espoir Kyubwa is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Nicolas Altemose is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Nadia Herrera is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Jessica Cabral Jimenez is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Sandra Jones is a 2011 Gilliam Fellow.
Students at 12 more schools were chosen to participate in a year-long genomics course from HHMI's Science Education Alliance.
The Science Education Alliance is celebrating a major milestone with a scientific publication. The 192-author article is based on the work of students and faculty at the first 12 schools that offered its phage genomics course.
Thirteen HHMI professors have proposed seven initiatives that they believe would improve the quality of undergraduate science education and student engagement.
Elementary students get a hands-on—and feet-in—experience that teaches them to develop hypotheses and reach conclusions about the relative health of their community stream.
Professors from three schools participating in HHMI's Science Education Alliance will help create the next generation of research-based courses to extend the program's reach to upperclassmen.
Sean Carroll, an award-winning scientist, author, and educator, will become the Institute's vice president for science education.
HHMI has selected five exceptional individuals to receive the 2010 Gilliam Fellowships. These students will join a dynamic group of 30 Gilliam fellows, who share a passion for science and a commitment to increasing diversity in the sciences.
Five students have been named 2010 Gilliam Fellows.
Silvia N. Kariuki is a 2010 Gilliam Fellow.
Lisandro Maya-Ramos is a 2010 Gilliam Fellow.
Mariam El-Ashmawy is a 2010 Gilliam Fellow.
Flavian D. Brown is a 2010 Gilliam Fellow.
Rachel A. Johnston is a 2010 Gilliam Fellow.
In their report "Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians"—discussed Feb. 19 at the AAAS Annual Meeting—the AAMC and HHMI challenge colleges and universities to seize the opportunity to make premedical and medical education more interactive and interdisciplinary.
HHMI Professor Catherine Drennan infused her introductory chemistry class with examples from biology and medicine in an attempt to help her students make connections between disciplines.
HHMI has invited 12 more schools to join the Science Education Alliance to engage their students in scientific discovery on a national scale.
A new student-produced documentary film examines the choices and experiences of graduates of Spelman College, a historically black women's college in Atlanta, as they pursue careers in science.
An innovative new health sciences curriculum at the University of Minnesota Rochester, spearheaded by HHMI Professor Claudia Neuhauser, is specially designed to integrate seemingly unrelated topics, such as biology and statistics or chemistry and ethics.
More than 100 elementary school teachers from the San Francisco Unified School District came together this summer to get hands-on experience on using science kits in their classrooms.
Science experiments will be taking place across Montgomery County, Maryland, as part of an initiative funded by HHMI that aims to place a highly-trained science teacher in each of the district's 130 elementary schools.
HHMI will hold its third nationwide competition to find 12 colleges and universities to join the Science Education Alliance, a bold effort to engage students through authentic research experiences at the start of their academic careers.
Mississippi high school teachers have teamed up with scientists at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Marine Biological Laboratory to design a high school biology curriculum focused on fire ants.
HHMI celebrates the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin.
Janelia hosted 14 undergraduate students who worked on research projects under the guidance of research scientists.
Graduates of the science and technology magnet program met over the summer to create engineering courses for high school students.
Pavel Pevzner has created a class that turns undergraduates into experts on genome annotation.
A searchable database of interviews with notable scientists and public figures now available from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
A new DVD provides an in-depth look at the challenges facing physicians, scientists, and others on the front lines of the global AIDS epidemic.
Wesleyan University undergraduates work with dancers to mount a multi-media performance about the human genome.
When high school science teacher Stuart Shifrin spent a summer working in a National Institutes of Health lab, he helped discover a promising new cancer drug.
Nassim Assefi, a physician-scientist and novelist, left a faculty position at a leading medical school to help the women of Afghanistan.
Undergraduate research supported by an HHMI science education grant identified the neurological mechanism mice use to enter torpor, a hibernation-like state. The discovery could improve treatment of stroke victims.
Six outstanding Central European scientists have been chosen to receive grants to help them establish their first independent laboratories in the Czech Republic, Estonia, and Hungary.
Science and engineering remain plagued by problems that drain them of female talent.
Maryland high school students spend a year doing research at the National Institutes of Health.
What's the most potent stimulant available on university campuses today? The excitement of scientific research. HHMI professors present their undergraduate education innovations at 2005 AAAS meeting in Washington, D.C.
An HHMI professor and 138 undergraduates co-authored a paper in PLOS Biology identifying genes essential for eye formation in the fruit fly.
Interdisciplinary thinking must be cultivated at the undergraduate level, HHMI professor Manuel Ares, Jr., writes in a Commentary in the December issue of Nature Structural & Molecular Biology.


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PHILADELPHIA - Penn's all-time leading receiver, Whit Shaw, was named At-Large Academic All-Area Performer of the Year in a vote by the area's sports information directors. The At-Large category includes sprint football, sqaush, wrestling, fencing, ice hockey, gymnastics and rifle.
A two-time team captain for the sprint football team, Shaw earned a total of seven All-CSFL selections during his career. In 2012, he earned his third career first-team All-CSFL wide receiver selection. He led the Quakers in receptions (33) and receiving yards (488), and led the CSFL with 10 touchdowns. He was also named first-team All-CSFL "All-Purpose" for his all-around exploits. Along with being a receiver, Shaw was a defensive back. He tied for the CSFL-lead with four interceptions, broke up seven passes, and made 15 tackles. The senior also earned honorable mention honors as a special teams kick returner.
This past winter, Shaw was named Academic All-Ivy. In May, he graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences with a degree in English.


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His diet and the Sangha's diet was pretty delicious and healthy! He ate tons of whole grains like barley and wild rice, fruits and salads and milk and honey…
Following this I have now also changed my diet and added more whole grains, I eat only once before noon as well.
Yet in spite of the one reference to meat, there are numerous other places where it mentions what the Buddha ate and they are vegetarian:
Thick milk-rice porridge and fresh ghee (Udana 4.3)
Wild rice (Majjhima Nikaya I. 78)
Rice with grains (M. 247), (Majjhima Nikaya 36.33)
Barley meal honey balls (Vinaya I. 4)
Choice rice with curry (Majjhima Nikaya II. 7)
Rose apple, mango, myrobalan fruits (Vin. I. 30)
Steamed barley and rice (Vinaya, Suttavibhanga 1)
Lettuce and fruit salad (Vinaya, Suttavibhanga 33.1)
Vegetables and rice (Vinaya, Cullavagga VI 4.1)
Milk (Vinaya, Mahavagga VI 34.20)
Conjey (watery rice porridge) and honey lumps (Vinaya, VI 24.3-7)
Vegetables and bread (Vinaya, VI 36.7)
In the Khuddaka Nikaya, Vimanavatthu, there are stories of meritorious deeds done by lay people who then ascended to a deva (heavenly) realm. Many of the meritorious deeds were giving alms food to the Buddha or one of his monks. Here we find several examples of only vegetarian food either given to the Buddha or one of his chief monk disciples, Moggallana or Sariputta:
Ghee, honey, sugar, rice, milk (Vim. 1.5)
Molasses (Vim. 4.2) and (Vim. 6.4) and (Vim 6.5)
Rice-crust (Vim. 2.10)
Cake (Vim. 3.1)
Sugar-cane (Vim. 3.2) and (Petav. 4.5)
Rice-crust, soups and curries (Vim. 2.3)
Mangoes (Vim. 6.3) and (Vim. 6.5) and (Vim. 4.8)
Rice custard / pudding (Vim. 6.7)
Rice gruel (Vim. 4.4) and (Vim 4.5) and (Petav. 3.5)
Rice, cane-juice, sugar cane (Vim. 5.12)
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'Stitching a temporary "C" on Satan's chest is the organization's way of saying: All right, you got your $10 million over two years. You got what you wanted. Now give us what we want. You're the highest-paid forward in franchise history. There's a huge responsibility that goes with it. Lead us. Show these young guys the way.'
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University Home > medicine > Student Financial Services > Loan Repayment Programs > NHSC's Student To Service Loan Repayment Program
Are you committed to Primary Care and have eligible student loans? Consider the NHSC's Student to Service Loan Repayment Program (S2S LRP).
The S2S LRP is designed for Fourth year Medical students who are committed to primary care and have eligible student loans. If you are selected, you can receive up to $120,000 in loan repayment for committing to serve at an approved NHSC site full time for at least 3 years or half time for at least 6 years following the completion of a primary care residency.
You can receive a total of 4 payments that begin the summer after graduation and continue during the first 3 years of your residency. Loan repayment amounts are not taxable and you may request additional loan repayment through the regular National Health Service Corps Program after completing your required 3 to 6 years of service.
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After completing your residency you must engage in 3 years of full time (40 hrs. a week) or 6 years of half-time (20 hrs. a week) clinical practice at one or more of the NHSC-approved service sites located in a Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) of greatest need. Service commitments must be completed in a clinical setting and must be for the duration of a minimum of 45 weeks a year.
Eligible applicants must be U.S. citizens enrolled as a full-time student in the last year of school, attending a fully accredited school in an eligible degree program, and be planning to complete an accredited primary medical care residency in an NHSC-approved specialty (internal medicine, family practice, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology and geriatrics).
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Eligible loans include Stafford, Graduate Plus and Private/Alternative loans that were obtained for educational purposes. Residency Relocation loans, Private/Alternative and Grad Plus with a co-signer/endorser are not eligible.
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You're connected to the VPS right ? Then just do:
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I'm pretty new to BT and the network security world. I think the most ive done is decrypt a 64b and 128b WEP.
I have a VPS that is running tightvnc on :5800 and another vnc on :5900.
I've searched everywhere for exploits and vuln, but no luck. Is there anyone who might be able to give me adive on how to gain access to either port?
again, yes it's mine.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide. i really appreciate it!
You're connected to the VPS right ? Then just do:
Code:vncviewer ip:port
I'm not sure you understand what I mean. I'm trying to find exploits or vuln, not juts log in to it.
I've tried brute forcing the log in using metasploit in windows, but when i made the PW list bigger it gave me an error. i forgot the exact words for the error but i know it ment i didnt have enough memory.


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Colour of Music: Black Classical Musicians Festival in Charleston this week
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
A new event is taking look at the influence of Blacks on the Classical Music World past and present.
The Inaugural "Colour of Music": Black Classical Musicians Festival is being held throughout downtown Charleston. Their will be over twenty performances from musicians all over the United States.
This is the first time in our nations history when an all black orchestra come together to do the classic composers works, as well as prominent black composers. The General Manager tells us he's excited to hold the event in Charleston.
Lee Pringle, Colour of Music General Manager-"For black people, Charleston is our version of Ellis Island. This is where 40 percent of all slaves came through the North America Continent. So we feel like this is an appropriate place to have such a significant event take place."
According to the website's schedule, ColourofMusic.org, their will be performances everyday until Sunday, October 27 at 5:00pm.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to sell eighty acres of the trust allotment of Angelic Michel, deceased Flathead allottee numbered 894, described as the west half of the northeast quarter of section 13, township 24 north, range 21 west, Montana principal meridian, now owned through inheritance by Joseph Finley and Joseph Martin Finley, for a consideration to be agreed upon between said owners and the purchaser and approved by the Secretary of the Interior and the tribal council of the Consolidated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation, conveyance to be made by the issuance of a patent in fee to the purchaser.
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MIAMI ALERT: Beyonce, Jay Z Kick Off "On The Run" Tour Tonight
Miami is gearing up to host the first night on Beyonce and Jay Z's "On The Run" tour.
Music's super couple will kick off their joint trek at the Sun Life Stadium tonight.
Expectations are high, as "On The Run" will mark the first time the two have ever co-headlined a full tour.
They'll move onto Cincinnati this weekend, and will make another 16 stops before wrapping up with back-to-back nights at the AT&T Park in San Francisco on August 5th and 6th.


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Residence hall rooms go green
By Megan Sexton, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-1421
Katie Tessier believes in environmental sustainability. She's a vegetarian. She recycles everything she can. She hates disposable dishes and bottled water. She rarely turns on the air conditioner. And she limits her shower time to five minutes.
You could say she's a true greenie – it even says so on her Capstone House residence hall room window. The window cling identifies Tessier and her roommate MaKensie Beliakoff-Schumaker as residents of a True Green Certified Dorm Room. Their room is one of the 130 on the University of South Carolina campus that are certified as green.
That certification means the residents pledge to do everything from conserve water to power down their computers. The university's EcoReps (peer leaders who work in residence halls to educate students about environmental issue) check out the room before giving it the green stamp of approval.
For Tessier, it's a continuation of a lifestyle she began researching and living while she was in high school in Greenville.
"I made the switch to being a vegetarian because of animal rights. The more I researched it, I found out it was good for the environment, too, so I got more and more interested," said Tessier, a freshman majoring in early childhood education. "I saw how easy it was to be green, and I saw how easy it could be to convince others to do it, too."
She has coaxed her roommate, a lifelong vegetarian, into the green movement, too.
"I'm from a family where it was expected you give back as much as you can to help the environment," Beliakoff-Schumaker said. "I try to help Katie with this. I want my children to see the same Earth as I did."
"Or a better one," Tessier added.
USC started the pilot program last year and it spread across campus in the spring. A total of 130 rooms – out of 153 applications – have been certified green and 463 residents have participated.
"We started this in conjunction with our green office certification program. We thought, 'Wow, wouldn't it be really cool if we did something for students,' " said Margaret Bounds, coordinator of environmental sustainability with University Housing.
Bounds worked with an independent-study student to develop the program, which allows students to follow a check list of sustainable practices for their residence hall rooms. Points are awarded for various sustainable practices, and a room inspection confirms compliance. Bounds gave a presentation about the program at a recent Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education conference. Since then, USC has received inquiries from other universities who want to use Carolina as a model for their programs.
One of those is Northwestern University in Illinois.
"I was so thrilled to learn about the University of South Carolina's green dorm program along with their outstanding EcoReps organization at AASHE," said Allison Potteiger, who works in the sustainability office at Northwestern. "We are a fairly new Office of Sustainability at NU so it's very helpful to learn from others instead of reinventing the wheel."
The program's success has also earned USC the Midlands Green Award for green neighborhood/community groups from Keep the Midlands Beautiful.
"The green dorm room certificate program educates students in the areas of waste reduction, greener habits and sustainable living practices and provides a green guide for students who want to develop 'green habits.' The program has become a model for other universities across the country," said Jacqueline Buck, executive director of Keep the Midlands Beautiful.
"Keep the Midlands Beautiful is delighted with the university's program," she said.
Bounds said the Carolina students taking part in the green movement like knowing they are doing their part to make their place in the world more environmentally sustainable.
"These students are leaders in their residence halls. They are living a lifestyle aligned with their values," she said.
Spenser Gilchrist, a freshman from Columbia who is in the South Carolina Honors College and an EcoRep in the Honors Residence Hall, has turned her room in to a certified green one.
"We have a pile of paper by the printer, so we print on both sides. I switch off the power strip when I'm not using it. I unplug the microwave. I use a shower timer," Gilchrist said. "The good thing about the green dorm certification is it makes you think about incorporating sustainability into your everyday life. It can be so simple."
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Xavier Georges headed the chase in his four-cylinder 2-Eleven but despite an impressive performance in qualifying, was unable to stay with the leaders. He took a strong third in race one, before losing out to the more powerful cars of Nikolaj Ipsen and Thierry Verheist as well as team mate Jeremy Lorenco in an entertaining second encounter. Meanwhile the 340R of David Harvey took a double win in the Open class.
Thomas Dehaibe and Laurent Feve shared the Production class honours, with the latter enjoying a battle with Charlotte Burridge in both races.
The championship enjoyed another packed entry, with 29 cars taking to the classic French circuit for the second round of the newly FIA-accredited series.
The next Lotus Cup Europe race will take place at Germany's Hockenheim in June.
|Race one gets under way and Jon Walker leads the Evora of Gregory Rasse and the 2-Eleven of Xavier Georges.
|Fastest Lotus drivers around Dijon-Prenois (left to right): Jon Walker, Gregory Rasse, and Xavier Georges celebrate on the podium after race one.
|Jon Walker leads the early laps of race two but had to concede victory to Gregory Rasse
|Thomas Dehaibe leads the Production class battle from Cai Cedeholme's Open class car and Production rivals Laurent Feve and Charlotte Burridge.


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The Qualitative Research Interview: Participants' Responsive Participation in Knowledge Making
Discussions of qualitative research interviews have centered on promoting an ideal interactional style and articulating the researcher behaviors by which this might be realized. Although examining what researchers do in an interview continues to be valuable, this focus obscures the reflexive engagement of all participants in the exchange and the potential for a variety of possible styles of interacting. The author presents her analyses of participants' accounts of past research interviews and explores the implications of this for researchers' orientation to qualitative research interviews.


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Lucy's Human Origins Gallery opens
(University Circle) - The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has opened its new Human Origins Gallery.
The newly renovated gallery on human evolution is based on current scientific knowledge in the field of paleoanthropology.
Museum CEO Dr. Evalyn Gates says the centerpiece of the exhibition are two new reconstructions of "Lucy," the famous 3.2 million-year-old partial fossil skeleton discovered in Ethiopia in 1974 by Dr. Donald Johanson, a former curator at the Museum.
The gallery is now a permanent exhibition at the institution. Dr. Gates tells Newsradio WTAM 1100, the Museum has a long history as a major contributor in the field of human evolutionary studies.
The fieldwork and research of its past and present scientists have unearthed groundbreaking discoveries that shed light into our ancient past.
"We are thrilled to unveil this dynamic and engaging exhibition that highlights major discoveries and ongoing research into human origins," says Gates, "and now, the visiting public will be able to see a tangible display underscoring the Museum's role as one of the world's key centers for human evolutionary research."
The new Human Origins Gallery explores the evolution of various early human ancestor species and outlines the physical changes through time leading to modern humans.
The exhibition is organized into seven thematic stages based on milestones. It also features a special section that celebrates current research of the Museum's curators.
Lucy greets visitors, serving as the focal point of the gallery with two brand-new versions of her reconstruction-lifelike and skeletal-on display.
Posed in a striding position, they will be arranged back to back. Museum artisans sculpted skeletal elements, cast 102 pieces in resin and painstakingly assembled the mount of the famous partial skeleton.
Overall, the Human Origins Gallery features more than 40 specimens, including fossil casts. Among the key specimens is a cast of "Kadanuumuu," a specimen of Lucy's species recently discovered by an international team. In addition to specimen displays, visitors can engage in hands-on and media-based interactive exhibits.
This new gallery serves as a small preview of the new exhibits that will be developed as part of the Museum's major transformation project, scheduled to begin construction in 2015.
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Kellie Pickler Competing In The "Dancing With The Stars" Finale
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Kellie Pickler is going for all the marbles - or at least a mirrorball trophy. The country star is among the last remaining celebrities as "Dancing With the Stars" heads into the finale.
Kellie is up against Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones, teen Disney Channel star Zendaya Coleman, and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman as the ABC reality show wraps up one more season.
The two-night finale begins tonight with the four finalists giving their last performances. With their professional dancing partners, each celeb will compete in three rounds of dance in tonight's two-hour performance episode, starting at 8:00 pm Eastern. The winner will be revealed Tuesday night in "Dancing's" two-hour season finale.
Wynonna will also be on hand Tuesday as the winner is named - and not just because she was one of this season's contenders. She's slated to perform, along with Pitbull, Psy, and Jessica Sanchez.
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George Strait to receive award for Wildlife Conservation
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George Strait is being recognized for his love of the great outdoors. The country star has been tapped to receive the Park Cities Quail T. Boone Pickens Lifetime Sportsman Award.
The honor recognizes people who demonstrate a passion for the sporting life while showing their respect for wildlife through conservation efforts. The award's namesake says Strait readily fits the bill.
T. Boone Pickens calls George "a true national treasure," adding that the singer is "a respected third generation rancher, conservationist and humanitarian who generously shares his resources and influence to make this world a better place."
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"Be Your Own Valentine" Giveaway: Win a $250 Gemvara Jewelry Gift Card!
Happy Valentine's Day! Customize yourself something gorgeous from Gemvara– you deserve it!
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This February 14th, we have the perfect Valentine for you … YOU! It doesn't matter if you're married, dating, or free and single — the same concept applies. Give yourself some extra love, treats and TLC because at the end of the day, it's so important to give yourself the love you deserve. Aww! It's kinds sappy, we know — but it's true.
In that spirit, we teamed up with Gemvara, a really cool online fine jewelry store where you can customize and design your own piece of jewelry. They're giving us one $250 gift card to give away to one of our readers! From gemstones to charms, from bracelets and earrings to rings and necklaces, from silver to rose gold, they really have an amazing variety and selection, so you'll be able to come up with something that's just perfect for your Valentine. (YOU, remember?)
We're running this giveaway from NOW until 12 noon EST on Valentine's Day, February 14th, when we'll pick our winner. (Wish we could pick you all!!).
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I wasn't sure where to post this so as I am looking to fight Amateur I thought I would post it here.
I have been training for a couple of years now in MMA (and before that in traditional martial arts); I have competed in Traditional Martial Arts to a reasonably high level and have never used any sort of PED.
In MMA it seems that everybody is using them and you are putting yourself at a disadvantage by not using them. Obviously there is no testing for them.
So the question is: should I (or would you) use PED's?
(I know this is my first post and I have recently joined but I have been lurking for a while and am not a troll!)


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Very Helpful. Thanks
A couple of months ago I made a tutorial on how to use the WIN key to open up a terminal on Backtrack 4 R2.
Because the same technique will not work on BT5 Gnome (don't know about KDE) I decided to make a working how-to.
Old post is located here.
Let's begin.
The way to do this is setting some stuff up via "gconf-editor". If you don't have it, download and install it.
Open it upCode:apt-get install gconf-editor
(ALT+F2 > "gconf-editor" (without quotations) > Run. (Just making it a little n00b friendly )
Navigate to "apps/metacity/keybinding_commands"
Then you set the value of e.g. "command_1" to the command you want to run which is "gnome-terminal" (without quotations).
Now we need to find out the hardware name of our WIN key. Mine is "Super_L". I don't know if it's the same on every pc/laptop. To find out run "xev" from terminal and hit the WIN key. If you don't know what to look for hit the left ctrl key. If you look at the prompt that will appear you will see "CTRL_L" somewhere in there. When you press the WIN key look at that exact place to find out the hardware name of your WIN key.
Remember this name.
Now in gconf-editor navigate to "apps/metacity/global_keybindings" and select "run_command_1" edit the value and enter the name of the key (in my case "Super_L" ).
Now just exit and you're done !
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Just as an aside, I really like Guake.
You hit F12 and a terminal drops down (just like in the game Quake).
You hit F12 again and it pops back up.
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Mark your calendars, Directioners: November 23rd is 1D Day
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Because at a certain level of fame anything is possible, One Direction has just created their own international holiday.
"1D Day" is, according to the day's official website, "A seven hour stream, filmed live from a television studio and comprising a whole host of special features, celebrity guests and content created by you."
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We are a student-led organization whose purpose is to grow in the knowledge of God and to develop a committed spiritual life. We believe that God makes a difference in our daily lives in practical, relevant ways. As a body united by Christ, we encourage one another in our personal relationship with God, challenging and serving each other and the Loyola community with the incredible love of Jesus Christ.
"Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering for the One who has promised is faithful. And let us consider how to spur one another on to love and good deeds."
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Loyola InterVarsity is part of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Although it may sound like a sport, Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) is an international Christian organization whose purpose is to develop disciples, build collegiate fellowships, and engage the campus in all its ethnic and diverse backgrounds to build a Christian community. As an InterVarsity chapter, we participate in local conferences, retreats, and leadership training events.
Loyola InterVarsity (LIV) is not associated with any particular church, denomination, or order. We are a group that is characterized by the diversity of our members. Our ministry is enhanced by the different perspective of each member. LIV welcomes everyone, regardless of denomination.
Loyola InterVarsity is here for the students of Loyola. We want to encourage and support others to know God's love, and to live lives as Christ's followers that glorify Him. This is not always easy, especially on a college campus. LIV offers Bible Studies, Prime Time large group fellowship meetings, community service, prayer meetings, and other fun activities.
"Oasis" is our large group fellowship meeting. Oasis evenings are held every Tuesday in the Reading Room at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome! For more information see the calendar page.
Have you ever taken the time to actually read or study the Word of God? God has a lot to say to us and this is a good way to find out more about it. In a small group of 6-10 others, you can explore the Bible, encourage one another, and have fun. It's a great way to develop friendships that go beyond the surface and to grow in your faith in Jesus Christ.
LIV participates in fall and spring retreats and conferences along with other chapters of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. We also make road trips to concerts in the region, and send our leaders and interested members IV's Chapter Camp at Lake Champion in New York each May. For more information about camp and other activities, check out InterVarsity's website for the Midatlantic Region.
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Section 601(d), title I, of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, Public Law 90-351, places a responsibility on the Secretary of the Interior to determine those Indian tribes which perform law and order functions. The listing below identifies only those Indian tribes where tribal jurisdiction and responsibility for law and order is clearly established. Determination by the Secretary concerning Indian tribes not listed below will be made on an individual basis upon application by such tribes under provisions of the act to the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of the Department of Justice.
The following Indian tribes have been determined by the Secretary of the Interior to be performing law and order functions.
Ak-Chin Indian Community.
Cocopah Tribe.
Colorado River Indian Tribes.
Fort McDowell Mohave Apache Community.
Gila River Indian Community.
Havasupai Tribe.
Hopi Tribe.
Hualapai Tribe.
Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians.
Navajo Tribe (Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah).
Papago Tribe.
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.
San Carlos Apache Tribe.
White Mountain Apache Tribe.
Yavapai-Apache Band of Indians.
Southern Ute Tribe.
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.
Coeur d'Alene Tribe.
Kootenai Tribe.
Nez Perce Tribe.
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians.
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Assiniboine and Sioux.
Chippewa Cree.
Gros Ventre and Assiniboine.
Northern Cheyenne.
Salish and Kootenai.
Campbell Ranch Paiute Tribe.
Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation.
Las Vegas Indian Colony.
Paiute-Shoshone Tribes of the Fallon Reservation.
Moapa Band of Paiute Indians.
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Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of the Fort McDermitt Reservation.
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe.
Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation.
Summit Lake Paiute Tribe.
Walker River Paiute Tribe.
Yerington Paiute Tribe
New Mexico:
Pueblo of Acoma Tribe.
Pueblo of Cochiti Tribe.
Pueblo of Isleta Tribe.
Pueblo of Jemez Tribe.
Pueblo of Laguna Tribe.
Pueblo of Nambe Tribe.
Pueblo of Picuris Tribe.
Pueblo of Pojoaque Tribe.
Pueblo of Sandia Tribe.
Pueblo of San Felipe Tribe.
Pueblo of San Ildefonso Tribe.
Pueblo of San Juan Tribe.
Pueblo of Santa Ana Tribe.
Pueblo of Santa Clara Tribe.
Pueblo of Santo Domingo Tribe.
Pueblo of Taos Tribe.
Pueblo of Tesuque Tribe.
Pueblo of Zia.
Pueblo of Zuni Tribe.
Jicarilla Apache Tribe.
Mescalero Apache Tribe.
North Dakota:
Devils Lake Sioux Tribe.
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold Reservation.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewas.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Reservation.
South Dakota:
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
Oglala Sioux Tribe.
Lower Brule Sioux Tribe.
Ogala Sioux Tribe.
Rosebud Sioux Tribe.
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation.
Kalispel Indian Community.
Lower Elwha Tribe.
Lummi Tribe.
Makah Indian Tribe.
Port Gamble Band of Clallam Indians.
Quinault Tribe.
Spokane Tribe.
Yakima Tribe.
Shoshone and Arapahoe Tribes.
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Very interesting, Many whispers and facts indicate to me that some of the existing promotions are going to start separating from the pack as Cage Warriors have done.
BAMMA appear to be breaking with tradition and planning a longer term strategy with significant partnerships.
UWC have sprung out of nowhere and have huge backing now to add to their previous consistency.
UCMMA are a bit different as they have separated from UKMMA to a large degree and do their own thing a mixture of entertainment and fighting which has given them a separate fan base to the others .
With Cage Warriors going from strength to strength and the others gaining large momentum anybody hoping to become the next big org may find that there is little room left for them if they are not in some way able to significantly distinguish themselves from the incumbent MMA brands.
If the UFC start putting on more cards in England and Europe as a whole it will be even harder.
Good question - it may sound bias as I MC for both shows but imo Shcok n Awe and Pain Pit are getting better and better with every show and are certainly in contention for the next big uk shows. Both have huge 2,000 seater arenas which sell out consistently and always produce well matched fights and the fight cards are getting more high profile fighters competing. Shock n Awe is on TV on a Weekly basis too. Valley of Kings are planning a huge come back in 2013 so keep an eye out.
I hear a lot about other uk shows such as UCC, made 4 the cage, on top, vision fC and fight UK who all have great reputations.
Valley of Kings - Coming Soon
My moneys on Shock N Awe, they are moving forward at an incredible rate and doing so within their means. Tightly fitted fights and extremely high production levels plus it feels like you are at a huge show when you are there as well. Pain Pit wont be far behind as they have a great model as well. Theres a lot of good shows such as TMT and ITC to keep an eye open for in the future as they are doing things correctly and the industry down in the south west has been heavily stimulated as well. Personally I think the future is very bright for UK mma with plenty of the right people doing things the correct way.


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Spurs announce preseason schedule
The San Antonio Spurs will travel to Berlin, Germany to face Alba Berlin on Wednesday, Oct. 8 to open their seven-game 2014 preseason schedule. In a rematch of last season's NBA Finals, the Spurs will host the Miami Heat on Oct. 18 in their preseason home opener.
The Spurs preseason will begin overseas as part of the NBA Global Games schedule and includes a matchup against Fenerbahce Ulker in Istanbul, Turkey on Saturday, Oct. 11. The team will return to the states for a road game against the Phoenix Suns on Oct. 16 before facing the Heat on Oct. 18 at the AT&T Center. The Spurs will also host preseason games against the Sacramento Kings and Atlanta Hawks.
The Spurs conclude their preseason schedule on the road with a Texas showdown against the Houston Rockets on Friday, Oct. 24.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, today released the following statement in response to Shell's decision to put their exploration activities on pause this summer for offshore Alaska.
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"This pause – and it is only a pause in a multi-year drilling program that will ultimately provide great benefits both to the state of Alaska and the nation as a whole – is necessary for Shell to repair its ships and make the necessary updates to its exploration plans that will ensure a safe return to exploration soon."
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SAN BERNARDINO -- A man who was shot and wounded earlier this month was fatally shot Saturday afternoon in San Bernardino. San Bernardino Police officers were called out to the 700 block of W. 11th Street shortly before 1 p.m. for a shots fired call, officials said.
Investigators found a man with a gunshot wound outside a home near 11th and H streets. Paramedics transported him to a local hospital where he later died, according to police authorities.
Witnesses reported that the unidentified man, who was in his early twenties, was visiting a family member when he was shot.
A witness, who did not want to be identified for fear of retaliation, said the deceased man had just visited her home moments before she heard the shots ring out.
Residents who were familiar with the man said that he had been shot in the arm earlier this month.
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"Edvard Munch: The Scream"
Be prepared to be jostled: MoMA has put on display the same pastel study for Munch's modernist classic that fetched nearly $120 million at Sotheby's in May—the highest sum ever paid for a work of art at auction. The piece is on loan from a "private collector," according to MoMA, though New York financier Leon Black is believed to have been the buyer. Who says America's rich aren't investing in American jobs? MoMA's guards will certainly be busy!
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• Working and thinking at an academic level (in a relevant subject, for example: animal welfare and management, wildlife conservation, NGO management).
• Relevant sector-oriented knowledge and experience (NGO/animal welfare / conservation/network).
• Understanding of relevant issues concerning European rescue centres and sanctuaries is an advantage.
• Managerial and administrative skills including financial management.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and diplomatic skills.
• Fluency in English, both written and spoken. A second European language advantageous.
• Strong networking and collaborating skills.
• Ability to show initiative and work independently and to work as part of a team.
• Capable of working with common computer programmes and applications.
We offer
You will be an employee of EARS but the contract is currently managed by AAP Rescue Centre for Exotic Animals in the Netherlands. The starting salary ranges between € 22.906- and € 29.746 gross per year (based on 20 hours per week, including 8% holiday payment) depending on relevant work experience. The location of the position is open for discussion. The person must be willing and able to travel.
Want to know more or apply right away?
For further information call David van Gennep, Executive Director at AAP, or Erik Peeters, Operational Manager at AAP, phone number 31 (0)36 523 87 87. Check our website www.ears.org for further information about EARS.
How to apply
Send your application letter and CV before 26 August, mentioning number 2013-12-EARSED, preferably by e-mail to email@example.com or by regular mail to EARS c/o: Stichting AAP, Postbus 50313, 1305 AH Almere, the Netherlands, for the attention of Elly Koppers, HR Coordinator.
A practical assignment may be part of the application process.
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