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Designing the User Experience for Lotus Notes andSametime
Offline Federated Calendar
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  offline calendar federated_calendar 7 Comments 17,186 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "All Day Long"and "A Long Day's Journey Into Another Long Day" (In which out hero and calendar designer extraordinaire, the incredibly dashing, handsome, witty, and ever so likeable JACK SPEAR, is caught in a calendar timezone meltdown. Will he and the other operatives of the ELITE organization JCN manage to save the world? Only time will tell....).
Moving right along...
So, as those of you in the public beta know we have offline support for federated calendars. We've got a few questions about what Samantha's expectations will be when using them. To whit:
1. Samantha subscribes to a calendar and selects the "View this calendar feed when offline and on a mobile device." After a while, she decides she doesn't really need to see that calendar offline, so she opens the Modify dialog (you can see it below) deselects the checkbox, and clicks ok. At that point, what does Samantha expect to happen (as always, please explain why you think one over the other):
a. All of those calendar's entries will no longer be viewable when in offline mode. (i.e. We remove them outright)
b. The current entries will be kept and "aged off" and no new entries will be added to the offline experience. (So, the gist is we keep 90 days of entries for each calendar. Rather then outright removing the entries, we basically keep them around and drop them one day at a time (starting with the oldest ones first)).
2. Samantha adds a federated calendar for Ida, her coworker. When online she can see all of the details for Ida's calendar entries (except for those marked Private of course). When Samantha goes offline she expects:
a. To see the same details as when she's online.
b. To see the "boxes" for Ida's entries but not necessarily see all of the details. (So, Ida's entries may appear with "No details available" in place of the subject, etc.)
3. Would it ever occur to Samantha to create a local replica of Ida's mail file in order to see the details of her calendar offline? Assuming it does occur to her, do you think she could successfully do it on her own? (You'll note I'm picking on poor little Samantha here. Ted (our exec) and Betty (our AA) may actually have a leg up on Samantha in this department).
Thanks in advance,
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All Day Long
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  calendar google federated_calendar 8 Comments 6,430 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "Mapping Imported Contacts"and "My Favorite Party Animals" (tip: monkeys are overrated, bulls are expensive, and goliath bird eating spiders get you a clear path to the buffet every time (of vital importance for those of us that wear extra large Lotusphere shirts)).
Moving right along...
We're hard at work here in Lotusville making it so that Samantha can subscribe to other calendars from her Notes calendar (i.e. she can see entries from other calendars in her Notes calendar). One particularly interesting side effect involves All Day Events.
Currently when Samantha creates an All Day event in her Notes calendar the event appears in the nontimed event area (that area at the top of the calendar) and the column has a light fill of the same color. When Samantha adds her personal google calendar (or Ted's calendar) she gets to pick a color for those calendars. Right now, any all day events on those calendars also colors the day. And, if you happen to have multiple all day events from multiple sources you wind up with a blend in the column.
So, should All Day Events from other calendars actually color the column, or should they just appear at the top in the nontimed event area?
Pink (on left) is from another calendar - Yellow (on right) is an All Day event on Samantha's calendar.
Thanks in advance.
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Collecting Calendar Scenarios
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  calendar 31 Comments 8,308 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "Hybrid Selection Model - Keyboarding" and "How to Tell if Your Boss has a Sense of Humor" (Note: This requires access to your company's public blog, a thesaurus, and (ideally) a secondary source of income...)
Moving right along...
This posting is a bit of a fishing expedition. We're looking to collect some scenarios on how you and your business users might want to share calendar information between themselves, get information from external calendars, etc. We're trying to specifically avoid referring to technology (e.g. iCal) and instead capture what it is that Samantha, Ted, and Betty want to do. That's where you come in, because we really want the examples to be as real world as possible.
Some quick scenarios that jump to mind:
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Week Numbers Redux
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  week_numbers calendar 20 Comments 5,639 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "We're Talk'in Time Zones!" and "Donnie Darko: Time Traveling Superhero or Our Next Notes Calendar Persona?" (teaser: And will Ted be replaced by Frank, the giant bunny rabbit?)
Moving right along...
Today we'll talk about some post Notes 8 designs, specifically around the week numbers. We've already talked about how week numbers might appear in the date picker. Today I want to focus on displaying the week numbers in the views themselves.
We're looking to take the current Notes 7 approach of having the footer at the base of the different views with the Day # # of days left etc. formats but we're thinking about a few tweaks that I figured I'd float by you all.
As a quick reminder, this is essentially what we are talking about:
A few variations we are considering:
1. Allow users to pick whether they see Days, Weeks, or Months in the footer regardless of the view (most likely off the little drop arrow you seen in the screen above). So, rather then always seeing Day # in the day view (which is what Notes 7 does) you would be able to see Weeks in the Day or Two Day view if you or your users wanted. Good idea/Bad idea?
1a. Assuming you and your users want to be able to switch between the different formats, what would be the default? Weeks in all views or Days in Day views, Weeks in Week views, and Months in Month views?
1b. If you want the default to be Weeks in all views, do you always want us to keep the footers in sync across the views? So if Samantha selects Weeks in the Day view, and navigates to the Two Day view, does she see Weeks or does she see Days?
2. Would you and your users like to be able to customize the countdown to be to something other then the end of the year? So rather then # of days left (until the end of the year) would you like # of days (until the end of the quarter).
Thanks in advance.
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We're Talk'in Time Zones!
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  time_zones calendar 14 Comments 4,512 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "The Month View: To Jellybean or Not to Jellybean" and "Shakespeare and Notes: The Untold Story" (little known fact: Macbeth's "To-morrow, and To-morrow, and To-morrow" speech actually refers to a repeating meeting with McDuff, which, as you may remember, was cancelled with extreme prejudice).
Moving right along...
Today we'll talk about some post Notes 8 Calendar designs, specifically regarding multiple time zones in the calendar. I'd like to focus on the scenario where Samantha is frequenly dealing with offices that are in other time zones, for example, an office in Boston and London, as opposed to a travel/time zone scenario, which we will discuss in the future, promise.
In Notes 7 Samantha would display the time zones for the other office as a secondary time zone column. We are planning to do something similar going forward, with a few modifications.
In Notes 7 when you select a secondary time zone that is offset by other than a single hour (so, for example, 1 hour 30 minutes) the time slot height is affected. That is, the Notes 7 calendar will automatically switch to the 30 minute time slots layout. You cannot switch to a 60 minute time slot. We're planning on changing that. Instead of altering the height of the row we will simply display the corresponding time in that secondary time zone. We are also planning on making the primary time zone the column that is closest to the time slots.
So, if you are using 60 minutes as your time slot length, and you are displaying EST and Newfoundland (which is 1 hour 30 minutes off from EST) then you would see the following:
Now here's where it gets interesting. In a 30 minute time slot view we could do one of two things. We could take the approach of displaying the start of the hour at the 1/2 hour offset, which is essentially what Notes 7 does (example A below) or we could continue aligning the times (example B below). There are a couple arguments for aligning the times, the most obvious being that for the Weds meeting, which starts on a half hour, when you look to the time column there is less likelihood of you mistaking the start time for 9:00.
Example A
Example B
A last question is this, do you and your business users typically require more then 2 time zones?
Thanks in advance.
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The Month View: To Jellybean or Not to Jellybean?
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  month_view month calendar 38 Comments 7,564 Views
Hi all, John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog entries as "The Side Calendar Real Estate Mambo" and "Famous Shakespearean Candy References" (Fun tip: Macbeth's sweet of choice? Licorice Whips (it's all in the subtext))
Moving right along...
The Notes 8 Month view currently displays only the text of the entry without a background. The question is should we be using the background that we are using in the other views? Keep in mind that when the default calendar colors are applied the text for the different entry types appears in different colors (Note: You do have to click the Restore colors button on the Calendar>Colors preference tab to have these colors appear. We don't update the colors automatically for 8).
Visually, we're talking about this:
Thanks in advance and remember to keep your eyes open for my next blog entry "Tales from the Tub" (just gotta get the old laptop wrapped in plastic here...)
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The Side Calendar Real Estate Mambo
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  side_calendar calendar 23 Comments 7,756 Views
Well hello there! John Lance here. You may remember me from such past blog postings as "Week Numbers In Calendar" and "String Theory, Temporal Physics, and the Notes Calendar" (Teaser: in an alternate universe you've already read this/will never read this/your boss is a Borg)
Moving right along...
In an effort to better conserve the real estate in the side calendar we are looking at introducing a few changes, which you can see in the screen shot below:
1. We are looking to relocate the time range to the first line and indent the subject etc. below the time range. This will allow more of the subject to show by default. A possible downside is that Reminders will require two rows (1a).
2. We will remove the Time/Subject header since it no longer applies, which will help offset some of the vertical real estate loss.
3. We will indent the awareness icon under the left hand margin of the subject.
4. We will maintain the current wrapping/scroll bar behavior, however since the subject will be further to the left this behavior will be more palatable. Still, once we move the subject we may tweak the wrapping algorithm (i.e. we don't want the horizontal scrollbar to appear by default if it can be avoided).
Thanks in advance, and remember to keep your eye out for my next entry: "Blogs: Does anyone actually read the text below the screen capture?"
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Week Numbers in Calendar
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  calendar 32 Comments 16,012 Views
Hey! Hey!!
My name is John Lance, yet another guest blogger (you lucky folks you). You may remember me from such short films as the "Lotusphere 2007 User Experience Lab Buzz Board" and "Home Taxidermy for Fun and Profit" (for those of you who are Simpsons fans and like me can hardly wait for the movie that was a rather humorous gag reminiscent of the golden days of Troy McClure. If you're not a Simpsons fan, well, it can only get better right?)
Moving right along....
There have been requests around displaying the week number in the Calendar views. Unfortunately this is post 8.0, but in the spirit of continousingly gathering feedback I'd like to try to get some clarification around the feature. So, the questions are....
1. There has been a request for Week numbers both in the date picker as well as in the views. The date picker might look like following. Would you and your users find this useful (assuming there is a preference for hiding the # column as well as displaying it)?
2. If the date picker has the Week number, is there still a need to display the week number in the views (for example, the one week view)?
3. Assuming you still want the Week number in the views, what format would you like? For example, is "Week 12" sufficient or do you and your users want to see "Week 12 of 52"?
4. If we support weeks, do you also want us to support the Day number and the Month number? And the same question about format applies (for example, Day 9 of 365 and Month 3 of 12)?
Thanks in advance, and remember to keep your eyes open for my straight to DVD biopic: "Legend: The Rise and Fall of Elmer Fudd" (teaser: it wasn't just rabbits he was hunt'in)
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Some Questions about Encryption in Calendar
Mary_Beth 110000PF38 Tags:  encryption calendar 16 Comments 12,856 Views
Encrypt in Calendar
In Notes today you have the option to "encrypt" a meeting that you are creating. So a few questions have arisen recently that I'd like to get feedback on.
1. Do you (and/or your business users) know what encrypt does when you create a meeting?
2. Do you (and/or your business users) know how encrypt differs from Mark as Private?
3. Do you and/or your business users) know how encrypt affects a meeting that has been delegated? So, the scenario here is Ted (our Manager persona) creates a meeting and selects the encrypt checkbox. What does that mean for Betty (our AA persona)? Does Ted know what encrypt does?
4. Would it be useful if encrypt was also available to Ted for use with nonmeetings (reminders, appointments, etc)?
A few notes about "encrypt"
In addition to protecting the invitations that are being sent , "encrypt" prevents people with edit access to your calendar from viewing/editing the Description field on the calendar entry. It is important to note that the person with Edit access can still see the subject and times associated with the entry and edit those values, so it is different from the Mark as Private function (which hides this information from users with Read Only access to your calendar). Which leads to one final question:
5. How often do you (and/or your business users) use the Description field when creating a Reminder/Appointment/Anniversary/etc?[Read More]


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Radio personality Adam Carolla has some strong feelings about good parenting and how to deal with issue of minimum wage.
His colorful advice: "The best parenting of all is not shitting out the kids when you can't afford the kids."
Carolla is not yelling about legitimate rape or suggesting masturbating is a sin like some of the whack-jobs in the Tea Party, but his suggestion makes no sense in the real world and it goes against the anti-abortion, anti-Planned Parenthood obsession the right is so consumed with now. This is a destructive and sexist message no matter what Carolla's political affiliation is.
Adam, you live in that impenetrable bubble and you make sweeping statements about the entire population and how things "should be." By barking out these idiotic statements, your implication is that women should keep their legs closed if they can't afford children, right? That plays right into Rush Limbaugh's successful lie that women just want the government to pay for our birth control and that we are sluts.
If you believe for one second that impoverished people are going to stop having sex, you've got your head lodged so far up your hindquarters, I doubt there is any real hope you will ever see things as they really are. Of course, men, whether they are rich or poor, are excused, because they are just men, right? They get erections that need to be satisfied. It's the women who are supposed to deny the men sex because they can't afford a child. No one is telling men to keep it zipped up. It's not men who are "shitting out" children.
If a poor woman, married or not, gets pregnant because the condom broke or because she was raped or for any other reason that is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS, and she chooses to terminate the pregnancy legally, right-wing conservatives call her a baby killer. If she or her mate have a child they can't afford and are unable to find jobs that pay them adequately and must depend on welfare to make up the difference, conservatives call them lazy "takers." You mentioned your mother was on welfare. Was she a lazy taker? There's just no winning with you, is there?
Republicans are hell-bent on making birth control harder to acquire. They are determined to remove access to LEGAL abortions. The right wants to take away choice and they SCREAM that they don't want to PAY for anyone's birth control—even though most birth control is on private insurance plans and tax dollars are NOT paying for it. They refuse to acknowledge that by making birth control harder to acquire and then making it difficult or impossible to have an abortion, the unplanned, unwanted children, who are the result of the lack of options, are then the responsibility of the taxpayer. Once those children are here, conservatives squeal like stuck pigs because they don't want their tax dollars to be spent making certain the children have food, clothing, shelter and adequate health care. Love the fetus, deny the human.
You're sure fond of saying what people should and shouldn't do. You make the claim that it's not responsible to have children if you have a minimum wage job. I have a suggestion for you Adam. Visit Mississippi and lecture all of the women who have no access to clinics that offer affordable health care thanks to Republican legislators. You go tell them to their faces to be responsible and go get a high paying job in this economy.
Adam, it's a nice fantasy to believe that everyone starts out in a crappy, low-paying job and then moves up to the corner office with a view of the city and a tidy pension. Yes, some do achieve this, but have you ever seen the chart illustrating how average American workers' wages have declined while corporate profits are going through the roof? This translates into corporations keeping the majority of the profits and not compensating their employees with a living wage. These employers rely on welfare programs to make up the difference and ask you, the taxpayer, to pick up the bill they are too greedy to pay. Your "should be" scenarios are smashed into bits when you take a look at what is.
Your moronic advice to stop shitting out children people can't afford is a prime example of the knuckle-dragging mentality that lost the election for you and your kind in '08 and '12.
And by the way, I suggest you take a biology or physiology class because women don't, as you so eloquently put it, "shit out" children. They come from a different part of a woman's anatomy.
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From the Pantheon to the Hoover Dam, concrete has literally shaped the civilized world as we know it. Although once referred to as "the cheapest (and ugliest) thing in the building world" by Frank Lloyd Wright, concrete's adaptive properties have propelled it to the forefront of many design movements from brutalism to modernism, being used in some of the most monumental structures the modern world has known. Giving the simple building material the proper recognition, Phaidon has announced "Concrete," set to release 3 September 2012.
The 240-page monograph celebrates the material in 175 structures including Wright's iconic Fallingwater residence, Oscar Neimeyer's extraterrestrial-inspired Niterói Contemporary Art Museum and other inspiring works by the likes of Zaha Hadid, Le Corbusier and Arne Jacobsen
Following an introduction by architectural and design authority Leonard Koren, "Concrete" continues to touch upon eight themes; form, texture, juxtaposition, landscape, light, mass, presence and scale. The division of the monograph follows these themes with stunning imagery and short descriptions, including each structure's designer and place and date of construction. While the categories divide, a visual narrative joins the works by way freedom of imagination—nothing ascribes to what one may be call typical.
Often labeled as cold and sterile, the most basic of manmade building materials is here shown in a multitude of environments both welcoming and imposing. From the formidable fortresses of Cold War-era Eastern Europe to fluid structures in South America, the uniquely adaptive material tends to take on the emotion of its surroundings. In either design direction however, the result becomes beautifully intriguing.
Set to be published 3 September, "Concrete" is available now for preorder directly from Phaidon and Amazon for $50. For a closer look at "Concrete" see the slideshow.
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Stars of LPGA hail women members at Augusta National
AFP Friday, August 24, 2012, 12:18 am TWN
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- World No. 1 Yani Tseng and USLPGA stars Michelle Wie and Brittany Lincicome hailed Augusta National Golf Club's decision to allow women members for the first time in its 80-year history.
The move was announced Monday with former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina businesswoman Darla Moore accepting invitations to join the famed home of the Masters, where women could play but had not been members.
"I just feel very happy that they finally have let ladies be members," said Tseng. "I'm looking forward to going and playing there if I can. I've never played there so I think it's very interesting."
Taiwan's Tseng is among the favorites at this week's LPGA Canadian Open in Vancouver, where the 2010 Winter Olympics were staged.
Tseng went to the London Olympics earlier this month and hopes to play when golf returns to the Olympic lineup in four years at Rio de Janerio.
"After I went there I felt like I really want to play in the Olympics in four years, so that's kind of my next big step, to win a gold medal," Tseng said. "If I can play, I'll be very, very honored. So it's kind of one of the goals and dreams."
One of Wie's dreams has been to compete at Augusta National, not just play there. The two-time LPGA Tour winner tried her hand at qualifying once by entering the U.S. Mid-Amateur tournament and still longs to test her skills on the famed layout.
"I think it's great that they're allowing female members now," Wie said. "I think that's very cool. I would love to play the golf course one time.
"Playing in a Masters has always been a dream of mine. You've got to dream big. You never know. But it will always be a dream of mine."
Wie has played golf with Rice, who will don her green jacket in October.
"I played a round of golf with her when she was in Hawaii by accident, so it was really nice catching up with her," said Wie, who was a student at Stanford when Rice taught there. "It was really nice seeing her and just being able to talk to her was awesome."
For Lincicome, the defending Canadian Open champion, the landmark decision by Augusta National had meaning far beyond golf.
"It's great, not only for women's golf — it shows how much the world is changing and evolving," she said. "It doesn't matter if you're the CEO of another company. It empowers women.
"It's not a man's world as much anymore. It doesn't have to be about golf. It can be whatever job you do. It's really cool to see that it's in my era, that I was a part of this. I think it's amazing. I think it's awesome."
Australian star Karrie Webb and U.S. veteran Paula Creamer are among the LPGA players who have had a chance to play at Augusta National. Lincicome would not mind if one of the new members invited her for a trip down Magnolia Lane.
"I've never played Augusta, so if any of those nice ladies want to invite me out to play, that would be amazing," Lincicome said.
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Each semester, more than 6,700 students begin their future at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith. Established as a junior college with 34 students in 1928, the university expanded in size and vision over the years, finally taking on its current name and identity as a premier regional university when it joined the University of Arkansas System in 2002.
UAFS is one of 18 academic institutions and affiliates governed by the University of Arkansas System board of trustees and administered by the president of the system. System offices are located in Little Rock. As a public university, UAFS is overseen by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education.
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Food is an important part of daily life for Chinese people. Chinese not only enjoy eating but believe eating good food can bring harmony and closeness to the family and relationships. Chinese will shop for fresh food daily. They will select live seafood, fresh meat and seasonal fruits and vegetables from the local markets to ensure freshness as this is very essential for all Chinese cooking. The food prepared must be gleam, glisten, and steam as if just taken out of the oven.
Chinese food is more concerned with the food's texture, flavor, color, and aroma. These are the crucial points for good Chinese cooking. Chinese food could be nutritious as well. Most Chinese restaurants offer a number of regional cuisines on the same menu. Whether it is Mandarin cuisine, Cantonese cuisine, Shanghainese cuisine, Szechuan cuisine or Hunan cuisine, it is not easy to distinguish the difference when all dishes as all are equally delicious.
Below will give you a quick primer on the most prevalent Chinese cuisines found in Asian.
Mandarin cuisine
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Sichuan dishes are considered spicy. It uses mostly chili peppers and red peppercorns to stimulate the taste buds. Through pickling and....,.....read more
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Anti-Racist Parent meme
by Carmen Van Kerckhove Awhile back, Jason Sperber from Rice Daddies (and Anti-Racist Parent columnist!) and Eliaday from Kimchi Mamas started an APA Parenting Meme. I thought it might be fun to riff on that and adapt it for Anti-Racist … Continue reading
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Book Censorship: What's an Anti-Racist Parent to Do?
by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Dawn Friedman By now you may have read the article about Tintin in the Congo – the racist children's book that's being shelved in the (adult) graphic novel section after a lawyer registered a complaint saying, … Continue reading
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It's Thursday, which means it's time for another gratuitous cute kid pic! Anti-Racist Parent Dawn writes: "Our 3 year old insists on cooking (with supervision of course) but the sunglasses are a bit much." If you'd like to submit a … Continue reading
Response to a Transracially Adopting Mother
by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Natasha Sky I recently met someone friends have been trying to hook me up with for weeks; her family is planning to adopt. She had heard about me, and I must admit I was excited to … Continue reading
Addicted to Race 76: Apu from The Simpsons
by Carmen Van Kerckhove A brand-new episode (No. 76) of Addicted to Race is out! Addicted to Race is New Demographic's weekly podcast about America's obsession with race. Carmen and Manish Viij discuss the way 7-Eleven is turning some of … Continue reading
In eight days
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A Tale of Two Churches
by guest contributor Nobody, originally published at Scraps by Nobody There once was a little white Baptist church, set on a plot of farmland that the pastor liked to call "sacred acre". It was a small congregation, firmly mired in … Continue reading
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Addicted to Race 75: Racism in Multicultural Marketing
by Carmen Van Kerckhove A brand-new episode (No. 75) of Addicted to Race is out! Addicted to Race is New Demographic's weekly podcast about America's obsession with race. Carmen interviews Laura Martinez about multicultural marketing and the ways in which … Continue reading
Ask ARP: How to incorporate diversity when living in a mostly white area?
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Raising a child Asian-American
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Still Maplewood: Wrong side of the tracks
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Addicted to Race 74: Help! I'm turning into a racist!
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An Afternoon at the Skate Park
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Addicted to Race 73: Celebrity Adoptions
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That is, is it the case that when mathematicians collaborate, they do so by "divvying up the pieces, working independently, and only reconvening to present and tweak one another's solutions"?
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William Broughton (bishop)
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William Grant Broughton (22 May 1788 – 20 February 1853) was the first (and only) Bishop of Australia of the Church of England. (The Diocese of Australia was later divided into a number of smaller dioceses.)
Broughton was born in Westminster and educated at The King's School, Canterbury where he was a King's scholar. His fortunes turned from commerce to theology when he inherited a substantial sum, allowing him to study at Pembroke College, Cambridge. He graduated B.A. as 6th wrangler in 1818[1] and was that year also ordained deacon and priest and married to Sarah Francis. He graduated M.A. in 1823. He became a curate in Hampshire and later in Surrey where he was noticed by the Duke of Wellington who materially assisted his prospects, including influence in Broughton being offered the Archdeaconry of Sydney.
Broughton arrived in Sydney on 13 September 1829, succeeding Thomas Scott as Archdeacon of New South Wales (that at the time substantially encompassed what is now the states of New South Wales plus Queensland to the north and Victoria to the south.) At this time, the colony was ecclesiastically an archdeaconry of the Anglican Diocese of Calcutta.[2] Broughton offered to resign half of his professional income (£2500) to support a second See, "an instance of self-devotion," said a contemporary writer, "with scarcely a parallel." The Government accepted only £500 a year from him.[3]
Broughton was promptly made a member of both the colony's legislative council and executive council, assisting the Governor in the administration. He was also in charge of the commission for the overall policy towards Tasmanian natives which continued the policy of bounties and roving parties.[4] He was granted a leave of absence and returned to England in 1834, there championing the cause of the church. The result was not as he expected; the Diocese of Australia was to be formed. He was enthroned Bishop of Australia, on 5 June 1836, in St James' Church, Sydney, as leader of the new Diocese of Australia just days after his arrival from England.[5]
Due to Broughton's appeals for clergy to serve in New South Wales, William Sowerby arrived in Sydney in 1837, immediately becoming the first Anglican clergyman at Goulburn.[6] Broughton had a controversy with Charles Beaumont Howard over Howard's jurisdiction in South Australia. Broughton was a busy bishop and travelled widely, perhaps more so after his wife died in 1848.
Broughton travelled to England in late 1852 and was involved in administration and missionary fund raising. He died in London in February 1853 and is buried in Canterbury Cathedral.
In 1842 the Diocese of Tasmania was created; in 1847 the diocese was divided further to form four dioceses, Sydney (which Broughton retained), Adelaide, Newcastle and Melbourne.
Broughton is widely accepted as the founder of the King's School in Parramatta, then a town at a distance of a day's ride from Sydney.
Broughton made many journeys around the fledgling colony and is credited as instigating the building of many churches in places such as Newcastle and the Hunter Region north of Sydney and in the Monaro region inland to the south-west.
Broughton championed the Newcastle case and forfeited 500 pounds sterling from his salary to partly fund the development of a new diocese.
St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, was commenced during the late 1840s.
On 12 March 1845 he consecrated St John the Baptist Church at what later became the site of the federal capital of Australia, Canberra.
His portrait, by Marshall Claxton, is at St. Paul's College, Sydney.
The Broughton River and Port Broughton in South Australia are both named after him.
Broughton also consecrated Saint Mary on Allyn, Allynbrooke, in the Hunter Valley. William Barker Boydell married his daughter Mary Phoebe Broughton and Broughton ordered that a church be built for his daughter to worship in. Boydell and Mary Broughton are both buried at St Mary on Allyn, along with their son, Henry, who died when he was one year old. William's elder brother, Charles, married into the prominent Blaxland family through John Blaxland's granddaughter, Elizabeth.
Broughton is commemorated in the Australian Anglican calendar on 20 February.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Broughton, William Grant (BRTN814WG)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
- ^ David, A.E. (1908). "Handbooks of English Church Expansion". London and Oxford: A. R. Mowbray & Co., Ltd. Retrieved 13 June 2015.
- ^ Wright, Clyde (18 August 1900). "Restoration of St. James's Church, Sydney". Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW: 1870 - 1907). NSW: National Library of Australia. p. 37. Retrieved 17 November 2013.
- ^ Diamond, Jared (1991). The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee. London: Vintage Random House. p. 252. ISBN 978-0-09-991380-1.
- ^ Cable, Kenneth; Rosemary Annable (1999). St James' 1824-1999. Sydney: Churchwardens of St James Church. p. 5. ISBN 0-646-37719-1.
- ^ Wyatt, R.T. 1937; foreword by E.H. Burgmann, The History of the Diocese of Goulburn, Goulburn: R.T. Wyatt.
Further reading[edit]
- Michael Gladwin (2015) Anglican clergy in Australia 1788-1850: building a British world, Royal Historical Society, London. ISBN 9780861933280
- G.P. Shaw (1978) Patriarch and Patriot: William Grant Broughton, 1788-1853, colonial statesman and ecclesiastic, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne. ISBN 0522841228
- Fred T. Whitington (1936) William Grant Broughton, Bishop of Australia: with some account of the earliest Australian clergy Sydney
External links[edit]
- K. J. Cable, 'Broughton, William Grant (1788 - 1853)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 1, Melbourne University Press, 1966, pp 158–164.
- Bibliographic directory on Broughton from Project Canterbury
- Henry Bailey, Bishop Broughton of Australia (1891)
- Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle - History
- Christ Church - Cooma, Monaro district
- 1850 - Parish of Albury, New South Wales
- Heraldic legacy - stars in Crest of the Bishop to the Australian Defence Force
- Two sermons preached in the church of St. James, at Sydney (1837)
- Serle, Percival (1949). "Broughton, William Grant". Dictionary of Australian Biography. Sydney: Angus and Robertson.
Media related to William Grant Broughton at Wikimedia Commons


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She said she has tried to contact Twitter about the mix up, but thus far the number she has been calling has been a fax line.
That's emblematic: the group's work is cut out for them, but thus far only raises more questions than it answers.
This is because, of course, Obama thus far has extended all of the Bush tax cuts and then cut taxes on top of that.
thus far, Walmart has tried to overcome such resistance with advertising, lobbying, the lure of jobs, and occasional threats.
I've been patiently waiting for the arrival of our noisy overlords, and have thus far been disappointed at the events.
There was a piano, but thus far there had been no suggestion of music.
As canoes alone had thus far passed over its surface, it was necessary for them to feel their way with much care.
thus far their expedition had been like the jaunt of a gala day.
Notwithstanding all his discouragements, his voyage had thus far been a success.
thus far indeed Selina had gazed on all of life through discreet draperies.
Old English feorr "far, remote, distant, to a great distance, long ago," from Proto-Germanic *ferro (cf. Old Saxon ferr, Old Frisian fer, Old Norse fjarre, Dutch ver, Old High German ferro, German fern, Gothic fairra), from PIE *per- "through, across, beyond" (cf. Sanskrit parah "farther, remote, ulterior," Hittite para "outside of," Greek pera "across, beyond," Latin per "through," Old Irish ire "farther"). Far East "China, Japan, and surrounding regions" is from 1838.


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Montgomery College libraries, in partnership with the Maryland Humanities Council, Cultural Arts Center, and Paul Peck Humanities Institute, will sponsor a talk by Peggielene "King Peggy" Bartels, author of King Peggy: An American Secretary, Her Royal Destiny, and the Inspiring Story of How She Changed an African Village. Book signing and reception follow. Tickets are FREE so get them before space runs out at Eventbrite - https://www.eventbrite.com/event/8126216733. Further information at the event website - http://libguides.montgomerycollege.edu/OMOB.
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Play about founding of AA will raise money for SA recovery program
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SAN ANTONIO — "Pass It On: An Evening with Bill W. and Dr. Bob" began on the roof of San Antonio's Cameo Theatre a few years ago.
Actor Gary Kimble had just appeared in a touring production of "Bill W. and Dr. Bob," a big-cast show about the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous, as part of the 2010 International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous.
"Going around the country, we saw the effect that hearing that story had," Kimble said. "We conceived of the idea of making it a two-man show and bringing the cost down."
The idea was to make the production so cost-effective that it would be ideal for fund-raisers benefiting cash-strapped alcoholism recovery programs.
That plan has panned out. Each staging has raised between $2,000 and $50,000 for programs across the country, Kimble said.
Kimble is bringing "Pass It On" to San Antonio this week for six performances at the Woodlawn Theatre. Proceeds will benefit San Antonio's Club 12, which offers AA meetings throughout the day, every day.
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"Most people, when they go to an AA meeting, somebody unlocks a church basement, puts on a pot of coffee, and, afterward, they clean out the coffeepot and lock up," said Milton Grimm, who serves on the board for Club 12. "Here, people can be here from 6 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., 365 days a year. There's always a meeting, and always somebody here you can talk to. We provide a tremendous benefit to the recovery community here."
The organization has been operating at a deficit for the past few years, he said. "Any kind of funding we can get definitely will help."
"Pass It On" is built around an AA meeting in 1949, during which the organization's founders Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith (played by Kimble and Will Stutts) share their stories.
Audiences have responded powerfully, Kimble said.
"I have never seen a show so directly impact an audience," he said. "It's a healing experience. There's a very high vibration in the theater."
The story of the founding of AA has a lot of power, Grimm said.
"Alcoholics will definitely relate to the history of AA," he said. "People that are not sure if they are alcoholics, by the time the play is over, they will know whether they are or not. And if they are, their chances of wanting to recover are that much stronger — the play is that inspiring."
Kimble said he's looking forward to performing in San Antonio again.
"Coming back here is really a full-circle coming home," he said. "It feels really right."
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"Pass It On... An Evening with Bill W. and Dr. Bob" can be seen at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. March 23 at the Woodlawn Theatre, 1920 Fredericksburg Road. Tickets cost $19.62 to $26.87 at brownpapertickets.com; they can also be purchased by calling 800-838-3006.
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Global manufacturing optimism turned into gains for emerging market economies this past week. From this perspective it would seem that the global economy is weathering the eurozone crisis without too much wear and tear. Expectations are so low for the markets coming into 2012 that any good or not-so-bad news is having an immediate positive impact.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index (MXEF) rose 2.5%, the biggest gain in a month. MXEF is a free float weighted equity index, making it a great way to measure the position of the market. Benchmark measures in South Korea, Turkey, India, and Russia, have surged at least 2% as a result of this newfound optimism. The ruble gained 1.5% as Russia's largest export, oil, gained. Russia's biggest lender, OAO Sberbank (SBER), rose 3.5% as well and Russia's Micex Index (MICEX) increased by 3%. Even Eastern Europe benefitted from the gains. Hungary sold three-month Treasure bills at 7.67%, the highest rate since August 2009. South Africa's FTSE/JSE Africa All Share (JACSH) Index rose 2.4%. Gold and copper prices in South Africa also climbed higher.
Asian stocks rose Tuesday as well on optimism that the economies of the region will withstand Europe's current crisis. This optimism is a result of manufacturing gains in India and China. Europe's crisis might still slow demand for Asian goods and India's economy could be restricted by high borrowing costs and global economic weakness. At the moment, however, Asian economies are holding up despite the turmoil in overseas markets. China and India manufacturing data topped consensus and brought about broad gains across markets and commodities.
The iShares MSCI Asia Pacific Excluding Japan Index (NASDAQ:AAXJ) gained 1.3%. This fund provides leveraged, low-risk exposure for many of the Asian countries that experienced gains last week. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) climbed 3%, the best gain in a month. South Korea's Kospi Index (KOSPI) and India's Sensex ((SENSEX)) both rose 2.7%.
India's manufacturing activity rebounded on the back of increases in output and new orders. The PMI data showed increases in measures of output, employment, orders, and export orders. The country's central bank may reverse its rate increases to boost growth as inflation is showing signs of easing. It is expected this will also reverse the position of the rupee. This activity might provide an opportunity for foreign investors to ride the upstream in India. The Market Vectors India Small Caps ETF (NYSEARCA:SCIF) is a viable option for gaining exposure. This fund is well-weighted in India, equally covering financials, materials and industrials. As such it provides leveraged risk.
The affects of western and Chinese New Year celebrations have helped to boost the manufacturing PMI in China. China's government has also released restrictions to spur growth, cutting banks' reserve requirements this past November. The US Market is steadily improving while China is moving in the opposite direction. This creates a problem because China is the largest trading partner for most Latin American emerging markets, including Brazil and Argentina.
Latin American equities climbed on Tuesday as well with benchmark indices in Brazil and Argentina leading the gains. Brazil's Ibovespa gained 2.4% on Tuesday after climbing to 1.9% on Monday. Argentina's Merval Index rose 4.2% on Tuesday. Mexico's IPC climbed 0.3%. Peru's LSE General climbed 1.3% and Chile's IPSA saw little change.
Brazil's Petroleo Brasiliero (NYSE:PBR) climbed 2.3%. PBR is arguably the largest oil company in Latin America. For a large oil company the share price is relatively low so volatility can be a risk factor with this stock. Vale SA (NYSE:VALE) climbed to 4.2% on Tuesday. Although VALE did end the week down 1.7% this stock still averaged a gain of 2.5%. Futures prices for crude oil and metal in Brazil also rallied. Also in Brazil, copper prices climbed 2.7% and oil prices climbed 4.2%. Argentina's Tenaris (NYSE:TS) rose 8.2%. This stock is still expected to grow further as Argentina's shale gas and oil production continues to expand.
Brazil has recently seen the emergence of a two-speed economy. Both employment and wages have remained high, resulting in increased performance of consumer sectors, giving the country a slightly improved outlook where capital intensive industries are concerned. Brazil has also had recent interest rate cuts. This combined with a cheaper local currency has improved competition among domestic manufacturers.
Argentina's President Fernandez has recently shown a willingness to confront and correct some market distortions caused by invasive government policies. The intrusive and limiting actions of the Argentine government have been a major concern for investors. However, the government is steadily showing signs of change and reform. There is also confidence that prices of key export commodities will hold up to the economy in the long run.
The iShares S&P Latin America 40 Index (NYSEARCA:ILF) is a great way for individual investors to gain exposure to the growth in Latin America. This region is on the rise as political regulations and tensions are easing. The region's leaders are working together to grow their economies and improve the overall circumstances of the region.
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- Externe Ex`terne", Extern Ex*tern"([e^]ks`t[e^]rn"), n. [F. Cf. {Extern}.] a person affiliated with an institution who does not reside there; especially, (Med.) a doctor or medical student who is in attendance upon, or is assisting at, a hospital, but who does not reside in it. [Webster 1913 Suppl.]
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One of the more exciting aspects of law firm mergers is that big Australian firms now have new foreign battlefields in which to take pot shots at each other.
King & Wood Mallesons this week made a pre-emptive strike at Herbert Smith Freehills (which formally opens its doors next month) by nabbing Herbies' veteran mergers and acquisitions partner Simon Meng for its Shanghai office.
Meng's recruitment comes after Mallesons also picked up a stranded Beijing-based partner from now defunct firm Dewey & LeBoeuf and a team from Linklaters, now allied to Allens.
Mallies had itself been raided before its March merger with China's King & Wood, and lost its Beijing head John Shi and M&A partner Nic Groffman to DLA Piper in December. A few months later, Ashurst nicked Mallesons' head partner in China for derivatives, structured finance and banking, Patrick Phua.
It's not all bad for Herbies, though. The firm, along with Freehills, announced this week a new office in New York.
Now if only King & Wood had some partners based in New York to steal.
While large law firm leaders are scratching their heads over how to get more women in senior roles, the situation seems little better at the nation's bar associations.
The Australian Women Lawyers released some eye-opening data this week on the 50th anniversary of the appointment of the nation's first silk, Roma Mitchell.
Of the 808 practising senior counsel or silk in Australia, just 64, or 7.9 per cent, are women.
All states bar Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory come in under the national average.
Queensland is the worst, with just five practising silk who are women from a total of 126, or 4 per cent.
In NSW, which has the most practising silk, at 337, just 22 are women.
Some effort has been made to address the shortfall through initiatives such as equitable briefing policies.
But just as women already experience in big firms, good intentions don't lead to swift and meaningful change.
Soon after details of their monster pay packets were made available in litigation funder IMF's annual report, managing director Hugh McLernon and executive director John Walker have sold off a fortune in shares.
On Monday, McLernon flogged 563,500 ordinary shares at $1.41 a pop, worth $794,535.
This still leaves him with 2.3 million shares in his own name, and more than 5.4 million in his companies McLernon Group Superannuation, Capital Consulting and Toronto Holdings.
Wife Christine has 25,000 shares, but daughter-in-law Nina has just one. All up the shares still held in the McLernon stable are worth more than $10 million.
Walker, meanwhile, sold 575,500 shares at $1.41, worth $811,455, but has more than 1.67 million more in his name and another 3 million in his company, Legal Precedents. Among Walker's relatives with IMF shares are wife Mary (65,000) father Don (210,000), mother Margaret (80,000) and sister Caroline (25,000).
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This is the standard way between the Baltic capitals. Eurolines and Ecolines serve this Route. The buses usually also stop in Pärnu and Panevezys.
Going by train from Tallinn to Vilnius or v.v. is a challenge. It should work the following way: Tallinn ↔ Tartu ↔ Valga ↔ Riga ↔ Daugavpils ↔ Vilnius. I will explain it for the way from Vilnius to Tallinn: From Vilnius take the evening train to Daugavpils in Latvia (see Lithuanian Railways for timetable), this is the night train from Kaliningrad to St. Petersburg. Stay a night in Daugavpils and take the next day the local train to Riga (see Latvian Railway). From Riga take the local train to the border-town Valka/Valga. From Valga take the train via Tartu to Tallinn, you might have to change trains in Tartu (see Estonian Passenger Railway). That's how it theoretical works, but I havn't tried it, yet. If you made it, please email me. Thank you.
It's not so much known that flyLAL and AirBaltic both offer flights between Tallinn and Vilnius. Thanks to the competition prices get sometimes as cheap as the bus tickets. AirBaltic also offers flights from Riga to Tallinn and Vilnius.


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Most Attractive Brands Over 20 Cities in China Revealed
China's largest fashion and lifestyle publisher Trends Media Group released its comprehensive new reports on fashion consumption and industry developments. The report is based on an annual survey of 20 Chinese cities. The survey unveils the top 10 most attractive brands and designers, and ranks cities by expenditures on fashion goods and services. The survey further found that designer brands have been widely adopted and expenditures in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are rising, with consumption in some categories surpassing Beijing and Shanghai.
Key findings:
- Shanghai surpassed Beijing in 2012, and Tianjin is the most satisfied city in store services
- 43% of Chinese fashion customers purchase designers brands
- Chanel Ranked No. 1 in apparel and cosmetics brands in China
- Chinese "new wealthy class" is low in brand loyalty; more than half are inclined to change brands
- Opportunities are ahead for Chinese designers
- Chanel ranked No. 1 apparel brand in 15 Chinese cities
- Rolex ranked No. 1 watch brand in 16 Chinese cities
- Chow Tai Fook ranked No. 1 jewelry brand in 10 Chinese cities
- BMW ranked No. 1 auto brand in 13 Chinese cities
- Designs and couture widely adopted by Chinese luxury consumers
- Shanghai outperformed Beijing as top fashion city
- Nanjing outperformed Guangzhou and Shenzhen as the third fashion city in China
- Tianjin fashion expenditures grew fastest, ranking No. 3 for consumer goods, passing Shanghai and Beijing
- Nanjing ranked No. 2 in lifestyle and leisure expenditures, after Shanghai and ahead of Beijing
- Shenyang's middle-class will spend 88% of total income on fashion
- Qingdao's middle-class and wealthy spent RMB7.3K on social activities
- Chengdu's middle-class and wealthy spent RMB4.6K on sports and outdoor activities
- Shenzhen's middle-class and wealthy spent RMB5.5K on leisure and entertainment
- Nanjing's middle-class and wealthy spent RMB12K on apparel
- Shanghai's middle-class and wealthy spent RMB8K on accessories, RMB10K on jewelry, RMB8.7K on watches, and RMB8K on cosmetics
- Beijing ranks highest in number of luxury stores and fashion activities in 20 Chinese cities
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Cooks eye the array the fishermen have brought in, picking the one they will slide before kin or client.
There were satin dresses, cascading trench coats, and an array of perfectly tailored trousers.
As a bald man with an array of secret talents and passions, Vin Diesel literally wears many hats.
Instead, an array of outlets defend the budding models and their independent careers.
Thumb to any given page, and the array is stunning and absurdist.
This array of names made the English blush for the manner in which they had treated their hero.
Now, white man, teach me how to array myself in the garb of the white kings.
He wrote: 'The array of talent is no doubt imposing, but far too much of the music is of an inferior stamp.
What is the great fact that is sustained by such an array of authority?
The manner in which Dr. Lightfoot tries to meet the array of evidence opposed to him is somewhat extraordinary.
early 14c., from stem of Old French areer "to put in order," from Vulgar Latin *ar-redare (source of Italian arredare), from Latin ad- "to" (see ad-) + Frankish *ræd- "ready" or some cognate Germanic source, from Proto-Germanic *raidjan "to place in order" (cf. Gothic garadis, Old English geræde "ready;" see ready (adj.)). Related: Arrayed; arraying.
mid-14c., "order, arrangement," from Anglo-French arrai, Old French aroi, from areer (see array (v.)).
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UPPS No. 08.03.01
Issue No. 6
Effective Date: 4/08/2015
Next Review Date: 7/01/2019 (E4Y)
Sr. Reviewer: Vice President for University Advancement
The naming of buildings; other major facilities, such as wings of buildings, major components of buildings, large auditoria, concert halls, atria, prominent outdoor spaces, clinics; and other major entities, such as colleges, schools, academic departments, and major academic centers, whether for an individual or an entity, is the prerogative and responsibility of The TSUS Board of Regents. The aforementioned also applies to statues, monuments and building plaques.
The request for naming shall be in writing and submitted to the vice president for University Advancement (VPUA) who will then present the request to the president for consideration. The president will then present the request to the Board of Regents for their consideration. When naming facilities or erecting statues or monuments is contemplated as part of a special private-fund development effort or campaign, the prospective contributor shall be informed that any naming is subject to chancellor and Board of Regents approval. Naming of publications, symposia or other academic endeavors is to be reviewed and recommended by the provost with final approval by the president and may be subject to chancellor and Board of Regents approval. After approval by the Board of Regents or upon completion of the renovation or construction of the building, the vice president for Finance and Support Services (VPFSS) will change or add the name in the property records, on the facilities, and in the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board records.
Naming opportunities should be considered for individuals, organizations, or business entities that have attained achievements of extraordinary and lasting distinction or that have made a significant contribution to the university. Naming opportunities may be granted in honor of individuals, organizations, or business entities that have provided extraordinary service to the university without consideration of a monetary contribution with the approval of the president and the Board of Regents. If the naming is in recognition of a current faculty or staff member, the naming will occur after the employment has concluded. A commitment to name a school, college, clinic, center, institute, department, program, building or physical space should not include any commitment permitting the donor to exploit the naming opportunity in a trade or business or for advertising, marketing, or other commercial purposes. The exploitation of the name for a commercial purpose may adversely affect the ability of the university to obtain tax exempt financing. Should any such commercial exploitation rights be considered, the approval of the President's Cabinet and the president are required in addition to other required approvals; and the president and Board of Regents may require that the commitment include provisions recommended by legal counsel.
If naming is associated with a cash contribution, the gift must be paid in full before the naming recommendation is presented to the Board of Regents for final approval. If a gift is made as a multi-year commitment, a naming opportunity may be granted in the interim but would be considered an interim naming until the gift is fully paid. At the time the gift is fully paid, Texas State will confer the name. If the gift is not fully paid, the donor's name will be removed from the facility or program.
Various types of gift arrangements other than cash and secured pledges may be available and will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Before marketing naming opportunities, the chancellor and president shall approve said list and amounts. Any changes to the approved list or amounts shall be resubmitted for final approval. The Board of Regents reserves the right to name buildings and programs to honor certain individuals at its discretion. The Board of Regents shall have the right to accept or reject gifts.
The following guidelines shall be used when considering naming opportunities. In making the decision, Texas State will take into consideration previous gifts of similar size and scope to the university and the overall contribution of the donor to the university. Matching gifts obtained as a result of the donor's gift will also be considered.
New Buildings
Naming opportunities will be based on the total giving of the donor to the university as well as consideration of any matching gifts that may be made for the facility.
Existing Building
Naming opportunities will be based on the total giving of the donor to the university as well as consideration of any matching gifts that may be made for the facility.
$10,000,000 minimum
School or Department
$5,000,000 minimum
Center or Institute
$2,500,000 - $5,000,000
$1,000,000 minimum
Large Teaching Theatre
$500,000 minimum
Small Teaching Theatre
$250,000 minimum
Large Rooms/Classrooms
$100,000 minimum
$100,000 minimum
Medium Rooms/Classrooms
$50,000 minimum
Small Rooms/Classrooms
$25,000 minimum
Reception Areas
$25,000 minimum
Prominent Outdoor Areas
$250,000 - $1,000,000 (depending on location and square footage)
Other Items
Full cost of project and a maintenance fund. This would include naming of fountains, ornamental buildings, landscaping, and similar type projects.
When a facility or organization ceases to exist, the university will make every effort to continue to commemorate memorial or benefactor recognition in an appropriate way; however, the university will not usually transfer a name to another facility or organization.
Texas State reserves the right to withdraw a name under extraordinary circumstances when, based on information unavailable at the time of the naming, the continued use of the name would compromise the public trust and reflect adversely upon the university. In the case of a benefactor naming, the university may remove a name upon the failure of a financial commitment to be satisfied.
A recognition display will provide distinctive recognition for donors whose efforts have helped to further the mission of Texas State. These displays may take the form of walls, plaques, areas, platforms or digital and virtual displays. The location and design of these displays must be approved in advance of any discussion with a donor or any public acknowledgement of these displays. The request for the donor recognition display will be made in writing to the VPUA who will then present the request to the president via the special assistant to the President. Signage on buildings related to corporations or business entities must be consistent with the building architecture and conform to the university standards as determined by the VPFSS. Final approval of the display will be made by the president.
The recognition display will honor donors that have made a contribution of $25,000 or more, including gifts-in-kind. The design and style of the display should be consistent with the building architecture and conform to university standards as determined by the VPFSS. Final approval of the display will be made by the president.
Full-size statues or monuments or larger will be erected only for persons that have made outstanding or meritorious contributions to the university or TSUS, or have attained the highest level of distinction in their fields of endeavor.
Placement of life size monuments or structures will be recommended by the vice president of the affected university division, approved by the president, and authorized by the TSUS Board of Regents.
When the erecting of life-size statues or monuments is a part of a private fund development, fundraising effort, or campaign, all aspects of the statue or monument will be considered in the fundraising project including commissioning and building the statue or monument, preparing the erection site, and erecting the piece.
Reviewers of this UPPS include the following:
|Vice President for University Advancement
|July 1 E4Y
|Associate Vice President for Finance and Support Services Planning
|July 1 E4Y
This UPPS has been approved by the following individuals in their official capacities and represents Texas State policy and procedure from the date of this document until superseded.
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Fight Over Seat Recliner Forces Another Flight Diversion In Florida
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) _ A Delta Air Lines flight from New York to West Palm Beach, Florida, was diverted to Jacksonville because of a dispute between passengers over a reclining seat last night.
Passenger Aaron Klipin told the station a woman sitting next to him got into an argument with a passenger behind her. The woman was trying to recline her seat while the other passenger was trying to sleep on the tray table.
Klipin says the woman who was trying to sleep started screaming. A flight attendant came over and the woman who was screaming demanded that the flight be diverted.
The plane landed in Jacksonville and continued on to West Palm Beach. Delta says local law enforcement removed the unruly woman from the plane.
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When you insert data in a report design, the data set determines the default sort order for the data rows. If the data set sorts a field in ascending order, the column values appear in ascending order in the design. Typically, however, data appears randomly. A field is likely to display customer names, for example, in the order in which customers were added to the database, rather than in alphabetical order. Sorting data, therefore, is an important task in creating a useful report.The report on the left displays the data rows in the order the data set returns them. The report on the right displays the same data, except that the rows are sorted by country in alphabetical order.You can sort data in ascending or descending order, and you can sort data by multiple columns. For example, Figure 4-2 shows the results of sorting by country, then by customer name. For rows where the country names repeat, France and USA, the customer names appear in alphabetical order.
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ok so i formated and installed a fresh copy of xp pro on another pc i had laying around, the video controller driver did not install i have to download it, idk if it has to do with that, when i boot BT3 now and choose KDE video mode, it gives me an error saying i chose an undefined video mode, press esc to choose anotjer one or spacebar to continue, either way it ends up booting in prompt mode like ms-dos, it still works but i dont know how to crack wep since i cant open another shell.
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Maricopa County Supervisor Max Wilson may consider Senate Bill 1598 a great thing for West Valley residents, but not everyone agrees with him.
Several members of the Joint Environmental Task Force offered reactions to Wilson's comments that the bill, signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer, would mean improvements to quality of life.
"Bottom line? No it won't," said Lyle Tuttle, a member of the task force as well as Maricopa County's Aggregate Mining Operations Zoning District Committee. "In my opinion, all it does is allow cities to create policies as to locations of entities that are not compatible, like sand and gravel pits and homes. But policy does not carry any weight."
Tuttle said he believes policies will be ignored if a potential conflict arises.
"Wait until the first subdivision or mining operation wants to encroach on the policy," he said. "(They'll say) you can't stop the creation of a new tax base. You can't stop 200 new jobs."
Senate Bill 1598 revised statutes to require individual municipalities to include policies protecting against incompatible land uses and to map out aggregate mining sources. In a letter to the editor that appeared in the Daily News-Sun this week, Wilson said the new law will protect the interests of residents and mining operations.
"It strengthens cities' and counties' land use planning authority around aggregate mines, giving us new ways to resolve difficult land use issues," he wrote.
Richard Wehbe, treasurer for the task force, said his most immediate concern is the bill would only apply to future mining operations and housing developments.
"Let's be clear," he said. "All present mines and mine sites are grandfathered."
Shirley McDonald, chairwoman for the task force, echoed that sentiment, questioning what benefit a city would have to create a strict policy.
"It grandfathers mining sites that already exist," she said. "What about their pollution? What if the municipality makes a mistake regarding incompatible land use? What if they say 10 feet is enough? What if it isn't enough? It leaves it up to the municipalities via policies to determine if the public health will be threatened. The municipalities will have financial liability for making a mistake."
In addition to fear of liability, Wehbe said some cities may opt to enact loose policies in order to maintain the status quo and avoid upsetting developers and mining operations.
"The cities may opt to continue the present situations that are in place for their own economic benefits," he said.
Although they may have issues with the particulars of the law, Tuttle said something is better than nothing.
"I like it that the mining folks are finally coming to the table to discuss the problems associated with the close placement of homes to mines and mines to homes," he said.
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Are we going to the launching base at Boothia, where the manned rockets go up?
The Isthmus of Boothia is crossed by the two chains of lakes discovered by Ross.
In Boothia frozen salmon are used in the same way and after having served this purpose in winter are eaten in the spring.
This was at eight o'clock on the morning of the 1st of June, 1831, on the west coast of Boothia.
Owing to the proximity of the Magnetic Pole (in Boothia) the compass often refuses to work.
The expedition will remain out for at least one season; and a very extensive search to the westward of Boothia is proposed.
Deer are hunted while swimming across the numerous lakes of Boothia, and the musk ox in the granite hills of its northern part.
For instance, there is every reason to believe Boothia to have been originally peopled from the north.
It was not till May that a journey across the land of Boothia to the west coast was possible.
By the middle of February 1859 there was light enough to start some sledging along the west coast of Boothia Felix.


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Hampton Roads Specialty Hospital accepts ventilation patients with the ability to be weaned. Long-term ventilation patients do not meet LTACH criteria on the basis of ventilation alone. Some examples of ventilation weaning or management admissions are:
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