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USF 2004-2005 Undergraduate Catalog - Page 61
USF allows students to receive up to 45 semester hours of credit towards the baccalaureate degree upon successful completion of General and Subject College Level Examination Program (CLEP), IB, and DANTES examinations. Performance levels necessary to achieve credit have been established at a common level for all universities and community colleges in the State system. Credit earned through one examination program may not be duplicated by another examination or course. The following limitations should be recognized:
Certain General and Subject CLEP Examinations noted in the table below may apply to the General Education Liberal Arts Requirements. Some programs do not award credit toward the degree for certain CLEP examinations, and certain graduate or professional schools such as law, medicine and engineering may not grant equal recognition to students with extensive examination credits. An academic advisor should be consulted to ascertain the applicability of a specific CLEP examination toward a student's degree requirements and the advisability of taking the examinations in a student's specific situation.
Descriptions of the examination content and other information are available from Educational Testing Service in Princeton, New Jersey or in the Office of Evaluation & Testing (SVC 2054).
The CLEP General and Subject Examinations are administered on a daily basis on the Tampa Campus. Testing schedules are available in the Office of Evaluation & Testing (SVC 2054). Prior registration is required.
For information regarding CLEP examinations, please go to the Evaluation and Testing web site http://www.usf.edu/ugrads/eandt/clep.htm.
For information regarding discontinued exams or examinations taken prior to July of 2001 or those not listed, contact Evaluation and Testing or call 974-2742.
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Outraged at the British treatment of Indians, farmer turned soldier Jagga (Gugu Gill) decides to fight the colonizers. While creating serious problems for the British, Jagga suffers personal setbacks that inspire him to continue his struggle for independence. Fighting alongside his allies, Jagga carries his deceased mother's traditional scarf, which he proudly waves as an independence flag.


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Kasbah du Toubkal, Morocco
A warm Berber welcome awaits those who hike (or mule-ride) up to this lodge, teetering at 1,800m in the High Atlas mountains. Behind looms Mount Toubkal – at 4,167m, North Africa's highest peak, and just one of many treks to tempt the Kasbah's guests away from its cosy Moroccan confines. Carved walnut furniture and colourful rugs add a sense of place; a panoramic terrace offers mint tea with top views; a hammam soothes post-hike limbs.
Kasbah du Toubkal, Imlil, High Atlas, Morocco (00 212 524 485611; kasbahdutoubkal.com). Doubles start at €160, including breakfast.
Parador de Bielsa, Spain
Just 200m from Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, this grand stone Pyrenean parador is perfectly placed for hikers. Peaks dominate the views from the stone terrace and many of the comfortable rooms. The top-floor Balcó* de Pineta suite is best, complete with hydro-massage bath and wide windows. Hiking is balanced with hearty cuisine: simple local dishes include migas aragonesas (fried breadcrumbs with sausage and grapes), complemented by Aragonese wines.
Parador de Bielsa, Valle de Pineta, Bielsa, Huesca, Spain (00 34 974 501011; parador.es/en). Doubles start at €128, room only.
Buffalo Mountain Lodge, Canada
A Canadian log cabin, only on a grander scale – that's the feel of Buffalo Mountain Lodge. High-ceilinged, wood-beamed rooms hold roaring stone fireplaces, and a chandelier fashioned from antlers lights the lounge. The innovative restaurant makes good use of wild game andseasonal fruits and berries. The Rocky Mountains hub of Banff is a 15-minute walk, with trails – around postcard-perfect Lake Louise and the national park beyond – on the doorstep. Skiing awaits in winter.
Buffalo Mountain Lodge, Tunnel Mountain Road, Banff, Canada (001 403 762 2400; crmr.com/buffalo). Doubles start at C$179 (£112), room only.
Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse, South Africa
The Zulu call the Drakensberg mountains ukhahlamba – the Barrier of Spears. Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse is a distinctly more welcoming prospect on the edge of this hostile range, well-located for leg-stretching. The cosy lounge (all roaring fire and chocolate cake), library and farmhouse-chic bedrooms are good for relaxing.
Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse, Kamberg, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa (00 27 33 267 7243; cleomountain.com). Doubles start at R3,190 (£260), half board.
Uma Paro, Bhutan
Bhutan is a trekking Shangri-La, encompassing some of the least-trodden heights of the Himalayas. And Uma Paro is the classiest way to access them. This whitewashed, pagoda-style retreat – resembling one of the country's iconic hilltop-fortress dzongs – peers down on the forested Paro Valley. Plus expert guides lead bespoke, and breathtaking, treks.
Uma Paro, Paro, Bhutan (00 975 8 271597; uma.paro.como.bz). Doubles start at US$330 (£220), with breakfast.
Mountain Lodges of Peru
Reaching Machu Picchu on foot doesn't have to mean camping: Mountain Lodges of Peru runs lodge-to-lodge hikes between its four luxury properties on the little-used Salkantay route to the Inca citadel. Days on quiet, spectacular trails (including a 4,600m mountain pass) end in proper beds with tasty hot meals, open-air Jacuzzis and fully stocked bars.
Mountain Lodges of Peru, Salkantay, near Cusco, Peru (00 511 421 7777; mountainlodgesofperu.com). Six-night treks start at US$2,560 (£1,707) per person, including full board, guides, transfers and entrance to Machu Picchu.Reuse content


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Still recovering. This was written during one of the many times when I couldn't sleep and demonstrates why I should have taken a break for my health much earlier, really..20 SKEPTICS YOU SHOULD KNOW: DANIEL LOXTONThe man has the job of Editor of the Junior Skeptic insert in Skeptic Magazine, which pretty much reduces everyone else's career into muttering envy over by the Skeptic.com booktable at major conferences. And by "running", I mean he does the research, the interviews, creates artwo … [Read more...]
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Produced by long term collaborator Tony Visconti, 'Where Are We Now?' was written by David Bowie, and was recorded in New York. This haunting video was directed by Tony Oursler and harks back to David's time in Berlin. He is seen looking in on footage of the auto repair shop beneath the apartment he lived in along with stark images of the city at the time and a lyric constantly raising the question "Where Are We Now?" Pre-order 'THE NEXT DAY' in the iTunes store: Standard: … [Read more...]
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Firstly, hello to the people who came to this site looking for "kylie sturgess token skeptic" and"kylie sturgess" and "atheist foundation of australia" and "richard dawkins" (there's an news media release talking about back in 2012 and 2010 here and one blog-post from the time of the convention here).I hope your curiosity is aroused and satisfied. Now I have some serious business to get to:There'll be an article by me about Daniel Loxton on the Young Australian Skeptics website some … [Read more...]
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Ok at school this girl searched my book bag in the girls locker room and stoled my cell phone. The next day this girl that was in my gym class posted on instagram of herself with a new phone in her hand, that phone was my phone.The only girl who was missing in the locker room was that same girl that apparently left out early from gym class. This other girl said she stoled it from my book bag, and I have a photo from my friends phone.Not identity theft
Report it to the school and call the police.
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I agree with my colleague. File a report with your local police department.
These facts alone do not lend itself to identity theft. If you suspect you're a victim of identity theft, you should make that report to the authorities as well. If that's the case, I would suggest you repost an inquiry to that effect as well and I'll be happy to provide more details. Also see our site, which has information and helpful forms for ID theft victims. www.OhioConsumerHelp.com
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Doing something you "regret," is worse than stealing a cell phone. Physical violence is not the answer. Simply report the theft to the school and to the police. You may wish to print the Instagram photograph before the girl deletes it.Ask a similar question
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Gill and Pinder Highlight Next Flames Club Luncheon
The final Flames Club Luncheon of the fall season will be held on Friday Nov. 9, at noon in the Club Pavilion located on the third floor of the Williams Stadium Tower. Head Football Coach Turner Gill and Head Volleyball Coach Shane Pinder will be the featured speakers.
The menu will include braised Sicilian beef, roasted turkey with gravy, garlic mashed potatoes, baby carrots with dill, tossed salad, rolls, and assorted cakes. Tickets are $10 for members in advance, or $15 if available at the door, non-members $15 in advance, or $20 if available at the door.
Advance purchase must be made by 5 p.m. on the Tuesday before the scheduled luncheon by visiting the www.LibertyFlames.com/FlamesClub website, calling 434-582-SEAT (7328), or visiting the Flames Ticket Office in the Vines Center.
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The Texas Stars have rounded out their coaching staff, naming Jeff Truitt as assistant coach. Truitt, who had been with San Antonio of the AHL, joins Jeff Pyle, who was named head coach of Texas last week. Here's the press release.
Texas Stars General Manager Scott White announced on Monday that the team has named Jeff Truitt Assistant Coach.
Truitt brings a wealth of hockey experience to Texas, joining newly appointed Head Coach Jeff Pyle behind the Stars bench. He comes to the Stars after spending the 2010-11 season as an assistant coach with San Antonio, helping the Rampage post its best record in four seasons (40-33-4-5, 87 points). In 2009-10, he served as the Director of Hockey Operations for the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League (WHL). The Warriors finished with a 33-27-0-12 mark and made an appearance in the 2010 WHL Playoffs. Prior to his time in Moose Jaw, Truitt spent two season coaching in the AHL with the Springfield Falcons. Truitt was the Falcons' assistant coach in 2007-08 and then took over as the head coach in 2008-09. Truitt's team posted a 16-27-0-7 mark in 50 games.
"We are pleased to add Jeff Truitt to our coaching staff here in Texas," said General Manager Scott White. "He has experience at the AHL level and has proven that he can work with young players. We expect him to play a key role in developing future Dallas Stars."
From 1993-2007, Truitt enjoyed coaching success in the WHL with the Lethbridge Hurricanes and the Kelowna Rockets. He served as an assistant coach in Lethbridge from 1993-96, then moved on to Kelowna in the same capacity from 2000-04. The native of Rosetown, SK earned a promotion to Head Coach in Kelowna in 2004. He guided the Rockets to a WHL Championship and an appearance in the Memorial Cup in the spring of 2005. In three seasons with Truitt as the head coach, the Rockets posted a 113-76-18-9 mark with two postseason appearances. In his seven seasons with Kelowna, the Rockets won two WHL championships (2003, 2005), two WHL regular season titles (2003, 2004), made three consecutive trips to the Memorial Cup tournament (2003, 2004, 2005) and one Memorial Cup championship (2004). Truitt was also instrumental in helping Team Canada's National Junior Team win a silver medal in 2004, as well as taking gold by winning the under-18 world juniors in 2004.
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Hemorrhoids may be one of the most uncomfortable things to experience. The pain, itching, swelling, and tingling that may make it difficult to stand or sit for long periods of time. The full feeling that won't leave. Having a hard time going to the bathroom. Seeing a little blood when you wipe.
All of those things may be hard to live with. What may be especially difficult though, is knowing when someone who can't help themselves has hemorrhoids. Especially at risk of having something such as hemorrhoids go undetected, is the elderly. With all the other health problems that many elderly people encounter, hemorrhoids may often be overlooked.
The elderly who can't care for themselves anymore are even more at risk. Sometimes the ability to communicate effectively is lost, and hemorrhoid symptoms that are not obvious may be missed. When the first signs of having hemorrhoids happens, there may only be a little constipation or diarrhea. With no idea that there is pain or itching for the person, the care giver may not even think to check the veins of the rectum.
By the time a hemorrhoid problem is noticed, there is usually bleeding or so much pain that the individual may have trouble going to the bathroom, sitting, or standing. By the time there is bleeding, the hemorrhoid problem may be much more severe, and possibly even require more invasive hemorrhoid symptoms treatments, such as rubber band ligation or surgery.
One thing that may help with detecting hemorrhoid symptoms in the elderly is keeping track of the bowel habits. With regular bowel movements that are easy to pass, there is much less chance of developing hemorrhoids. Making sure there is a diet that is high in fiber, with plenty of fruit and vegetables, and enough water each day, will help with keeping regular bowel habits.
The elderly and infirmed may not always be able to talk and tell you what is wrong, so keeping track of the food they eat and their bowel habit will give you a better chance of knowing if a hemorrhoid problem develops. Hemorrhoid symptoms that you may want to look in caring for the elderly will include being uncomfortable when sitting, having a difficult time with going to the bathroom, bleeding from the rectum, and generally acting like they are uncomfortable.
Hemorrhoids may not always be obvious, but knowing what to look for and how to detect a problem may save your elderly loved on a lot of pain and possible problems with hemorrhoids. When you keep them healthy, even down there, the comfort level and life quality will be much better, even as they get older. Old age can be hemorrhoid free, even for the elderly who can't care for themselves.


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In her new book, the actress discussed among others, her marriage to the actor which ended after only four months.
Jennifer Esposito put ex-husband Bradley Cooper in a bad light. The "Blue Bloods" actress wrote about a past relationship in her new book "Jennifer's Way", detailing the way things fell out between them in such a short time.
"Finding someone to love, who loved me, in this lonely city of Los Angeles was seeming more and more impossible every day. Then I met someone and accepted a date," the actress said in the book without mentioning Cooper. "I should have noticed the red flags from the beginning - actually, they were more like an entire marching band squad of red flags - but I ignored them because, honestly, I didn't think the relationship was really going to go anywhere."
Esposito continued, "He was funny, smart, cocky, arrogant, and a master manipulator. I didn't necessarily find him that attractive, but I figured that I could enjoy his sense of humor and nonsense for a while." They tied the knot in December 2006 but the marriage only lasted four months.
The actress went on describing the ex's traits, "One date became two, two dates became four. We had fun, but he also had a mean, cold side. His personality could flip on a dime, but that kind of behavior was familiar to me. I'd spent plenty of time walking on eggshells in my childhood home as well as on certain sets, so I quickly learned my role in the relationship and went forward accordingly."
"But the relationship was about him and what he needed, and nothing else... It wasn't all bad all the time, so I figured this was just my lot, and I took the good with the bad, even though the bad was extremely bad."
She went on, "Within days, my relationship hit an all-time low, and within a week, it was over. Abruptly, rudely, and with the exact callousness that I'd come to expect from him, but this time, I did nothing but agree to end it."
Cooper has not given any comment about Esposito's memoir but he did once address the short-lived marriage as "something that happened." He told Howard Stern, "The good thing is, we both realized it... Sometimes you just realize it."
Cooper is now dating model/actress Suki Waterhouse while Esposito is engaged to model Louis Dowler.


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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Monday, June 27, 2016
HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival: East of Eden
at Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Director Elia Kazan has made the great John Steinbeck novel into a great American movie. It is perhaps best remembered for the big screen debut of the legendary James Dean.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Swing Dancing
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Enjoy an evening of swing dance lessons with professionals!
Category: Dance
Family Drumming: West African Drum and Dance
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
All are welcome to learn the traditional dances unique to West Africa. You can also bring your own drum and follow the guidance of our professional drumming teachers.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Ballet Barre
at Pier 2 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Based on ballet techniques and movements, this class will engage muscles in focused exercises for a complete body workout.
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
The Oyster Project
at 99 Plymouth Street (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
6:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m.
Inspired by Brooklyn's native oyster reefs, this show will feature photos of Colleen Flanigan's underwater sculptural installations which are designed to restore reefs by raising the pH of seawater.
Category: Art
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new. Join us on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Bryant Park Tai Chi
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Enjoy free Tai Chi classes in the park. All ages and levels of experience are welcome.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness, Seniors
Yoga Tuesdays
at North Lawn (in Stuyvesant Square), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Ease into your day with some healthy yoga exercises led by certified instructor Sarika Jain.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Meditation at The High Line
at 22nd Street Seating Steps (in The High Line), Manhattan
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Join the Integral Yoga Institute, Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center, and other guests for guided meditations. Open to people of all ages and experience levels.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Fitness Walk at Joe Michaels Mile
at Fort Totten Front Gate (in Fort Totten Park), Queens
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Category: Fitness
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What does it mean to be Christian? What makes a person a Christian? An important prologue: my purpose in this blog is not to provide criteria for deciding who is and who is not a Christian, not to separate sheep from goats, not to suggest who is in and who is out. Rather, it is a series of reflections about what is at the heart of being Christian. What matters most in seeing what being Christian is about?I begin with a negative. Being Christian is not very much about believing in the … [Read more...]
What Is a Christian?
Further Comments about the Cross: Part Three
I continue the conversation about the cross with some comments about responses to my previous blog "The Real Meanings of the Cross." I appreciate all of them and am very pleased with the conversation that has unfolded.One response noted my use of the word "real" and wondered what I meant. On the one hand, it is "headline shorthand," as all headlines are. On the other hand, it does refer to what I see as the "real" meanings of the cross – the earliest and New Testament understandings of it: th … [Read more...]
The Real Meanings of the Cross
My previous blog highlighted and critiqued the "payment" understanding of Jesus's death, the notion that he died to pay for our sins. Some responses defended that understanding by referring to the role of animal sacrifice in Judaism prior to and in the time of Jesus. And at least one represented that practice accurately.Yes, animals were sacrificed in the temple. And sacrifices involved the shedding of blood. But sacrifice in Judaism was not about payment for sin. Its root meaning is "making … [Read more...]
Christianity Divided by the Cross
American Christians are deeply divided by the cross of Jesus – namely, by how they see the meanings of his death. At the risk of labels and broad generalizations, "conservative" Christians generally believe a "payment" understanding of the cross: Jesus died to pay for our sins so we can be forgiven.Most "progressive" Christians (at least a majority) have great difficulty with the "payment" understanding. Many reject it. Some insist that rather than focusing on Jesus's death, we should … [Read more...]
Does Christianity Have a Future?
I have just returned from a lecture event in Houston with Joan Chittister and Dom Crossan. The theme was the same as the title of this blog. None of us tried to predict the future of Christianity, even as we all spoke about our hopes for its shape in the future.The question, "Does Christianity Have a Future?" is interesting to think about. And the answer is greatly affected by the time span, short or long. Will Christianity still be around a hundred years from now? Yes. Five hundred … [Read more...]
Response to Modern World-View Responses
I begin with a confession of electronic communication ignorance: I have not yet learned how to reply to "replies" to my blogs. I'm working on it. And so in this blog, I reply to a repeated theme in the replies.Namely, why do I not regard mystical experiences as divine interventions? I begin by recognizing that they feel like interventions. William James in his classic description of mystical experiences in his equally classic "The Varieties of Religious Experiences" lists as one of thei … [Read more...]
Christianity and the Modern World-View
"World-view" is a semi-technical term that names something we all have, whether we are conscious of it or not. It is a way of seeing reality – of what is real and what is possible. In German, where I think the notion was coined, the term is Weltanschauung – the way the world appears to us, how we think of it. Not just "world" in the sense of "the earth" or "the globe," but the whole of reality.What is commonly called the modern world-view was born in the European Enlightenment of the 1 … [Read more...]


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By Keri Luly, LEED AP
"For every complex question, there's a simple answer, but it's wrong."
These words, which were posted in my professor's office many years ago, often still come to mind as they ring just as true today as they did when I was an environmental graduate student.
As a stewardship coordinator, I review many questionnaires from designers trying to evaluate the "greenness" of office furnishings for their clients. Much of their clientele want an attractive workspace, at a good price, with environmentally friendly furnishings. The designer, a busy person, probably didn't focus on toxicology in college and doesn't have time to do research in an unfamiliar field, so stress and urgency levels run high. The appeal of simple answers for complex questions is understandably strong under such circumstances.
But what do the answers really tell you? Are they true? Will the answers improve our environment or just occupy shelf space? How can designers make good choices? Do questionnaires (and their answers) add value to business or the environment?
Yes and no. (How's that for a simple answer?!) Questionnaires and their responses have serious flaws but they just might ultimately be doing something positive for the planet.
Let's Review the Problems Many questionnaires demand simple 'yes' or 'no' answers to complex questions about environmental impacts. Perhaps the question itself could be answered simply, but the way it is structured often makes a simple answer misleading.
For example, a common question is, "Does your product contain formaldehyde—yes or no?" A company could assume that the question really means "Is the product's emission level low enough to meet the requirements of LEED®?" Or an organization could assume that the question wasn't meant to include naturally-occurring formaldehyde. Such interpretations could lead a manufacturer to answer 'no' but if the question is accepted at face value, the honest answer is more likely to be 'yes.'
When comparing answers from different companies, a designer may avoid products from a company answering honestly and select from a company that interpreted the question to fit the situation. In reality, the products may be basically the same but the company that answered the direct question suffers.
"Is your _____ sustainable?" This frequently asked question prompts my inner teacher to jump up. The blank space may contain the words "office furniture" but the same question is asked about other interior design products. That question deserves an entire EnvironDesign Notebook column to address it properly, but let me offer a word of warning to designers for now: If a manufacturer answers yes to that question, be suspicious … be VERY suspicious. For any product to achieve sustainability, important changes must occur in our consumer/post-consumer habits.
Next, how would a designer evaluate the credibility of the answers, assuming that the questions are well reasoned and carefully crafted? There is no third-party certification process for answers to questionnaires. Are the answers complete? Are they factual? Important decisions and selections are likely to be made, based on the answers to these questionnaires with no assurance of accuracy.
And finally, assuming that the questions are well written and the answers are correct, how many readers really understand the answers provided? (Pop quiz: If a product emits 0.0065 mg/m3 of 4-phenylcyclohexene, do you recommend it to a client or stay away from it?) What about the electromagnetic radiation (electric and magnetic fields) from the product? When a manufacturer agrees that its product emits this radiation, do you need to worry? We're surrounded by these fields in our daily life—electric wiring, a microwave oven, your hair dryer (especially when set on high), even in your cell phone.
And Now for the Positives Questionnaires are beginning an environmental awareness and education process that is rippling through the design community. I tend to believe knowledge is power and revel in those "teachable moments" when a designer isn't sure how to interpret an environmental issue, but is willing to ask the question. As an environmental steward, my greatest dream is to put myself out of business—to no longer need to teach because all the students have graduated with environmental knowledge that has been integrated into their culture. The visibility and impact of designers' work makes them well-placed green messengers.
Questionnaires are helping to drive manufacturers toward better products with the potential of driving products toward true sustainability. LEED is the most influential environmental change motivator in the building and commercial interiors industry and provides a base from which to build. Many questionnaires are LEED focused, but a few are pushing beyond LEED's current boundaries by asking about the postconsumer fate of products, environmental impacts of raw materials and transport, and other product life-cycle questions.
Public attention has historically motivated environmental change. In the 1960s and '70s, environmental change was driven by citizen groups who were impacted by damage to the air and water from manufacturing practices. The resulting environmental regulations (pollution control), was demanded by citizens, resisted by industry, and sadly, often driven to enactment by a disaster. Environmental change shifted gears in the late '80s when a few smart manufacturers recognized that pollution was wasted raw materials, so they looked for ways to become more efficient and cut waste (pollution prevention). However, these improvements still didn't accomplish the ultimate environmental goal: sustainability.
The next round of changes might eventually get us there. Change is being driven more and more by the marketplace, as citizens become aware and demand it. The Earth Summit of 1992 set the world stage for the vital movement toward sustainable development with its call to action: Agenda 21.
What About the Missing Questions? Well-designed questionnaires can play a valuable role by informing manufacturers of the market's future demands. I mentioned my concern about the question "Is your [product] sustainable: yes or no?", but there is another category of questions that concerns me: those that are not being asked in questionnaires. There aren't easy answers to these questions nor are there easy ways to evaluate answers. The best answer may be "we're working on that" because the next steps we need to take must include a discussion of what is possible and how to achieve it over the next few years. They are questions that go to the heart of a company, its practices and motivations, its "Triple Bottom Line" (TBL) of environmental, social and economic impacts. It's part of the road to sustainable development.
So what might some of these questions be? There are many possibilities:
Creating a Common Practice that Encourages Sustainability Before anyone rushes to incorporate the aforementioned questions into new questionnaires, we should confer on a well-designed and unified effort. As someone who answers a multitude of varied questionnaires, you can bet I don't want to create an avalanche of new ones!
I would like to highlight some encouraging efforts that should lead us in the right direction:
As a newcomer to the commercial interiors industry, I would like to offer the following suggestions for designers and manufacturers, and I invite you to offer your own:
In the meantime, I plan to use this column to teach and demystify concepts relating to the environment and sustainable development. Suggested topics for future issues are welcomed.
Keri Luly, LEED AP, is Allsteel's stewardship coordinator and regular contributor to EnvironDesign Notebook. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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5 Bonds Paying 5% Tax Free4/1/2014 5:00AM
Jack Hough and Jack Otter of Barron's discuss hospital-related municipal bonds with juicy yields.
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Re: Usage of #1
The reason Mathematica returns a Root expression is that it is an EXACT
representation of a root of a polynomial equation. (Just as Pi and Sqrt[2]
are exact representations of the respective numbers.) Often, Mathematica can
do further combinations or simplifications and stay with the exact numbers.
#1 stands for the variable of the polynomial and 1+a #1+a^2 #1^5 & is a pure
function that represents the polynomial. Look up Function and Root in Help.
In this case the polynomial has a parameter, a. You can evaluate the Root to
an approximate number by replacing a with a number and then using N on the
expression. (% stands for the output of the previous line.)
Root[1+a #1+a^2 #1^5&,1]
Root[1 + a #1 + a^2 #1^5 &, 1]
Root[1 + 2 #1 + 4 #1^5 &, 1]
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Im very new to mathematica. I have got a result where im getting
something like "Root[1+a #1+a^2 #1^5 &,1]. i wud like to know how else
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Special Events
In addition to our mainstage shows, the Department of Theater frequently hosts special events that allow students to see art and interact with artists making a difference in their field.
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No Filter/With or Without You
Graduate Devised Projects 2013
Every minute of every day people all over the globe send 100,000 tweets, search Google for the answers to 2 million questions, retouch nearly 4,000 photos on Instagram, and share 684, 478 bits and pieces of their lives with their friends and families on Facebook. But can these numbers really sum up the expansive complexities of life?
NO FILTER (Jared Culverhouse and Paul Adolphsen) focuses on the efforts of three UMass students to express the parts of their lives that cannot be contained within a tweet, wall post, or blog entry. It is a play about personal truth, surprising connections and the astonishing multitudes that reside within each and every one of us.
WITH OR WITHOUT YOU (Glenn Proud and Amy Brooks), its echo and companion piece, poses a haunting question: How do we forget the ones we've lost in a medium designed for "people collecting" ad infinitum? The devisers of WoWY combine dance and spoken-word poetry to examine the ghost in the machine--that relentless reminder of past relationships we confront every time we log on, sign up, or wire into another social networking cosmos.
Performance dates are Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20 at 7:30 p.m. in FAC room 204. Admission is free.
Residency — Carole Gaunt
Reading: Hungry Hill
Adapted by Carole Gaunt from her memoir of the same name
April 12 at 4:30 p.m.
The Curtain Theater
FREE, open to the community
"You're as sick as your secrets." That adage resonates with families who are coping with a family member troubled by alcohol/substance abuse, comments UMass alumna Carole Gaunt. She knows whereof she speaks — Gaunt grew up in a family scarred first by her mother's early death, then her father's alcoholism, a story told to powerful effect in Hungry Hill, her 2007 memoir of growing up in the Springfield, MA, neighborhood of the same name.
Gaunt has now adapted the book into a stage play, which will have a reading at UMass on April 12. The reading will come at the end of a 4-day residency during which Gaunt will work on the script with students and guest director Kara-Lynn Vaeni before presenting it to the public.
When Gaunt first set pen to paper, she was at an age when she had a sense that she was successfully keeping the family cycle of alcoholism at bay and had not repeated her past with her children. She said she also wanted to show the effects of alcoholism/substance abuse on its real victims, the children in the family. Gaunt was 13 when her mother died of lymphatic cancer, leaving Gaunt and her seven brothers with a father whose grief drew him increasingly into alcoholism. She tried to hold her family together as her father married a volatile, abusive woman — only to lose him, too, when he died.
It is a story, she has found, that strikes a chord with children of alcoholics and those who have lost a parent at a young age. She hears from readers — men and women alike — who found that the book offered them a pathway to coming to terms with the difficult times in their lives. "It's almost as if the book gave people permission to talk about things that were bothering them," she said. Just a week ago, Gaunt said, a woman reported to her that after reading Hungry Hill, her husband talked to her about his difficult childhood for the first time.
Hungry Hill is Gaunt's second play to be produced — Dance of the Seven-Headed Mouse was produced off-Broadway in 2009 and tells the story of a family left shattered in the wake of a child's death. She started working on the script shortly after she finished the book but put it aside until a conversation with Chris Baker, Lecturer in Dramaturgy at UMass Theater. With his encouragement, she started revising the script, figuring out which elements needed to be portrayed by actors and which should be narrated by the teenage girl version of herself.
She had to think about what elements of her tale she wanted to emphasize with dialogue. She also needed to adjust some scenes to make them easier to follow: a conversation that took place at a party has moved to a restaurant booth, for example. Certain elements of the story are challenging to stage, she acknowledged — not least the fact that she has seven siblings. Gaunt is enthusiastic about her residency and about what the process of staging the reading will tell her about the play. Most of all, she hopes that the play offers another medium to help people talk about the hidden pieces of their past.
"Once you put it out in the light, it kind of frees you a little bit," she said.
Residency — Magnet Theatre
The UMass Department of Theater proudly presents
A week-long residency
With South Africa's
January 27 – February 3, 2013
Magnet Theatre from Caracois Voadores on Vimeo.
This residency would not be possible without generous funding and support from The College of Humanities and Fine Arts; Five College Multicultural Theatre Committee; Edinburgh After-Festival; UMass Arts Council; Amherst College English Department; Five College Humanities Fund; ISHA; Hampshire College Department of Theater; and UMass Departments of History, Afro-American Studies, Music and English. Thank you for your support!
(please check back regularly as we update event details)
Sunday 1/27
Artists arrive
Monday 1/28
Artists in tech rehearsal with staff and student
Tuesday 1/29
Artists visit Prof Megan Lewis' Contemporary Rep: Africa course
4 p.m. FREE PUBLIC Rand Lecture (Rand Theater) by Prof Lewis with Magnet artists: "Magnet'sTheatrical Labors in South Africa" Followed by public reception in Fine Arts Center Atrium.
Wednesday 1/30
Artist Lecture Demo at Five Colleges (TBD)
Artists lunch with MFA graduate students
1:25-2:30 Neo Muyanga guest visit in Music 100 with Prof Miriam Jenkins
4pm FREE PUBLIC Lecture by Prof Fleishman "State of South African Drama After Apartheid" at Amherst College
6pm Prof Fleishman to visit The Lively Arts course
8pm PUBLIC Performance 1 of "Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking" (Rand Theater)
Post-show discussion (Moderator: Prof Jenny Spencer)
Thursday 1/31
Possible class visits by artists (TBD)
1pm & 4pm Neo Muyanga guest visit in Music 100 with Prof Miriam Jenkins
8pm PUBLIC Performance 2 of "Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking" (Rand Theater)
Post-show discussion (Moderator: Prof Stephen Clingman, TBD)
Friday 2/1
12-3pm Social Justice Theatre Workshop (Five Colleges students; by invitation) hosted at Hampshire College
8pm Performance 3 of "Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking" (Rand Theater)
Post-show discussion (Moderator: Prof Lewis)
Saturday 2/2
8pm Performance 4 of "Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking" (Rand Theater)
Post-show farewell reception for artists (hosted by Prof Megan Lewis)
Sunday 2/3
Artists depart
About Magnet Theatre
For the past quarter century, Magnet has been "making space" in South Africa; making space for theatre, education, bodies in motion, and for cultural dialogue. Guided by a spirit of theatrical research, Magnet's mission is to be a moving force behind challenging, compelling theatrical and educational experiences that energize audiences by shifting bodies, assumptions, feelings, beliefs and understandings. They have created a vital body of movement-based, collaborative work that has addressed the seismic shifts in South African culture from the apartheid era, through the historic transition of power in 1994, and into the new democracy.
For more on Magnet, please visit magnettheatre.co.za.
About the artists
While not busy as one of Magnet's founding members and Artistic Directors, Mark Fleishman (director, lecturer, writer) is an Associate Professor and Head of the Drama Department at the University of Cape Town. He is an award-winning director and has directed all of Magnet Theatre's productions since THE SHOW'S NOT OVER 'TIL THE FAT LADY SINGS (1991). His research is concerned with theatre-making in theory and practice, including physical theatre, interactive dramaturgy, site-specific community-based performance, and technology and live performance. His work has been published in South African Theatre Journal, Contemporary Theatre Review, and in various edited volumes. For more about Mark, please visit http://www.drama.uct.ac.za/people/academic
Jennie Reznek (actress, teacher, director) is a graduate of UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN Drama school and studied in Paris with Jacques Lecoq for two years. She is a director of Magnet Theatre and lecturer in movement at University of Cape Town. She has worked as an aerialist and clown in the circus; a movement director and choreographer; a puppeteer with Handspring Puppet Company and has performed in many productions of new South African plays. She is a founder member of Magnet Theatre and together with Mark Fleishman and Mandla Mbothwe is responsible for the creative life of the company.
Faniswa Yisa (performer) is an acclaimed actress in South Africa who began her professional career with The Mothertongue Project-- a collective of women artists, facilitators and healing practitioners--by co-creating and performing in UNKULUNKULU THE SOVEREIGN ONE, BEADING MY SOUL, and INDAWO YAMAPHUPHA – THE SPACE OF DREAMS. In 2004, Ms Yisa became a Magnet resident performer, collaborating on EVERY YEAR, EVERY DAY I AM WALKING and the Magnet Theatre / Jazzart Dance Theatre's collaborations CARGO, INGCWABA LENDODA LISE CANKWE NDLELA - THE GRAVE OF THE MAN IS NEXT TO THE ROAD, and AUTOPSY.
Neo Muyanga (composer/musician) was born into a family of composers and the originators of the Mozambican Mbila - the forbearer of instruments like the marimba and the xylophone. He studied the Italian madrigal tradition with choral maestro, Piero Poclen, while at the United World College in Trieste, Italy. Neo, together with Masauko Chipembere, co-founded the acoustic duo, blk sonshine, touring extensively throughout Southern Africa, the east and west coasts of the United States and parts of Western Europe. Neo composes music for choir, contemporary dance, live theatre, cinema and television. He was also responsible for the music in Magnet Theatre / Jazzart's highly acclaimed RAIN IN A DEAD MAN'S FOOTPRINTS, VOICES MADE NIGHT and CARGO. For more about Mr Muyanga, please visit http://neomuyanga.wordpress.com/


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Dry Eyes
Dry eye syndrome – also known as keratoconjunctivitis sicca, or sicca syndrome – can have many different causes.
All of us have probably suffered the sensation of dry eyes at some point. The dry, gritty feeling can be brought on temporarily by lack of sleep, a dry climate, and many other environmental factors. But in some people, dry eyes can be a constant problem, and one that requires treatment to bring relief.
Dry eye symptoms
If your eyes constantly feel dry, gritty or sandy, you may suffer from dry eye syndrome. Other symptoms include red, irritated or sore eyes, and difficulty wearing contact lenses. Sometimes, watery eyes can actually be a symptom of dry eyes, as the body produces excessive tears in response to the dryness and irritation.
Causes of dry eyes
Dry eyes are caused when the eyes cannot produce enough 'normal' tears, or when tears evaporate quickly because of a problem with the 'tear film'. There are a number of reasons why this might occur.
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As we age, our eyes produce fewer tears, which is why dry eyes affect around 75% of all people aged over 65. Gender is also a factor, with women more likely to suffer from dry eyes than men. Women may also suffer dry eyes as a result of hormonal changes associated with pregnancy, lactation, menstruation and menopause.
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People who use a computer tend to blink less frequently than normal – about 7 times per minute, rather than the normal rate of around 22 times per minute. This can cause increased evaporation of tears, and hence dry eyes. Positioning your monitor below eye level can help, as it allows the upper eyelid to cover more of the eye's surface. Being aware of blink rate, air circulation and glare can also help.
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Dry eye is the leading cause of contact lens irritation. It is most common among soft contact lens wearers, and can cause irritation, protein deposits and red eyes.
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Some diseases are commonly associated with dry eyes, including arthritis, diabetes, asthma, thyroid disease and lupus. Sjögren's Syndrome is the name given to the combination of symptoms that includes dry eyes, dry mouth and arthritis.
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Guys and girls are different creatures. Girls probably have a hard time understanding guys at times. The same goes for guys' understanding of girls, especially when it comes to their Facebook habits.
Here are the 'Top 10 Things That Girls Do on Facebook That Guys Don't Understand'.
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For many people, innovation can be defined as expediting processes, breaking through barriers or developing new technology. For Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods co-founder and chief executive officer Mike Fata, though, innovation has a far broader reach.
"Ultimate innovation for us is creating something out of nothing, and we speak to a number of points of how we've done that, and the big one is creating a new industry out of nothing," he says. "We take that into every single day of new product creations bringing world firsts to people, like hemp protein powder, or hemp hearts or hemp milk ."
In its 16th year of operation, Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods, based out of Winnipeg, owns approximately 65 per cent of the Canadian market share for hemp food products, and is the first hemp food manufacturer to achieve British Retail Consortium certification in recognition of the products' quality. Mr. Fata attributes the company's dominance to its continued investment in innovation.
"We've developed proprietary processing technology specific for hemp that wasn't available before, so that's another one of our strengths from a scale of operation," says the 38-year-old Mr. Fata. "We just finished an expansion, putting another $6.5-million of equipment in our facilities, so we've made the investment over the years, both in technology, from the PhDs and the other research scientists that are involved in the company developing process, and then in testing that equipment."
Mr. Fata, who was born in Thunder Bay before moving to Winnipeg at a young age, is fully invested in the products he sells, having used the benefits of hemp foods and the good fats they provide to get a grip on his own health and weight, which reached 300 pounds as a teenager. But the word hemp still produces many negative connotations to a lot of would-be consumers, and so awareness is still key to the company's long-term business plans.
"Changing a consumer's perception is very challenging, so over and above introducing something new to them, we had that as an obstacle because hemp and marijuana are both relatives in the cannabis family," Mr. Fata says. "So our technique has been pure education and making sure that people really knew and that's why we simplified it down to: our products taste good, are easy to use and are good for you."
Those selling points weren't enough to persuade U.S. authorities of hemp's merits when Manitoba Harvest started exporting south of the border in 2001, and the Drug Enforcement Agency moved to ban hemp altogether. But, along with the Hemp Industries Association and another couple of manufacturers, Manitoba Harvest took the DEA to court and 2 1/2 years later finally won its case to sell product south of the border in 2004.
"It's really opened up the marketplace, or at least made it okay to talk about hemp foods," Mr. Fata says. "So that was a big milestone, and over the last 10 years it has really paved the way for the U.S. just to continue to open their doors from a trade standpoint and also from a consumer standpoint to welcome hemp foods into their businesses and into their diet."Report Typo/Error
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Rio Tinto iron ore chief Sam Walsh told the AFR on Tuesday there was "quiet confidence" a deal could be reached by the end of the week.
"The pressure is on the government but everyone wants to see this wrapped up sooner rather than later," he said. "I think there is a quiet confidence between the sides which obviously was not there just a few weeks ago."
A source close to the talks said there was scant progress on Tuesday, although talks were thought to be more constructive yesterday, when Ms Gillard rejoined them.
"It's fair to say some of what was discussed [on Tuesday] didn't go as well as expected," the source said.
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A second mid-cap metals executive said junior miners were concerned about whether one deal may be struck with larger companies, leaving small and mid-cap firms in limbo. "We're sitting here and no one is talking to us," he said. "We're feeling twitchy."
Smaller miners believed companies including BHP Billiton had been representing the concerns of the entire mining industry until last week. That sense of unity in the industry had now largely disappeared, the source said.
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On-the-fly encryption
|It has been suggested that this article be merged into Disk encryption. (Discuss) Proposed since February 2015.
On-the-fly encryption (OTFE), also known as real-time encryption and transparent encryption, is a method used by some disk encryption software. "On-the-fly" refers to the fact that data is automatically encrypted or decrypted as it is loaded or saved.[1] It is often used when the storage medium is portable or could be stolen, so that the data on the storage medium needs to be encrypted at all times.[2]
With on-the-fly encryption, the files are accessible immediately after the key is provided, and the entire volume is typically mounted as if it were a physical drive, making the files just as accessible as any unencrypted ones.[3] No data stored on an encrypted volume can be read (decrypted) without using the correct password/keyfile(s) or correct encryption keys.[4] The entire file system within the volume is encrypted (including file names, folder names, file contents, and other meta-data). [5]
To be transparent to the end user, on-the-fly encryption usually requires the use of device drivers to enable the encryption process. Although administrator access rights are normally required to install such drivers, encrypted volumes can typically be used by normal users without these rights.[6]
In general, every method in which data is transparently encrypted on write and decrypted on read can be called on-the-fly encryption.[7]
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|Look up on-the-fly encryption or OTFE in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
- TrueCrypt
- VeraCrypt
- FreeOTFE
- Disk encryption
- Disk encryption software
- Comparison of disk encryption software
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- ^ "Guidance on the Storage of Sensitive Data on Portable Devices and Media". Retrieved 1 March 2016.
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Growin' Gray - Poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar
HELLO, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray,
An' it beats ole Ned to see the way
'At the crow's feet's a-getherin' aroun' yore eyes;
Tho' it oughtn't to cause me no su'prise,
Fur there's many a sun 'at you've seen rise
An' many a one you've seen go down
Sence yore step was light an' yore hair was brown,
An' storms an' snows have had their way—
Hello, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray.
Hello, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray,
An' the youthful pranks 'at you used to play
Are dreams of a far past long ago
That lie in a heart where the fires burn low—
That has lost the flame though it kept the glow,
An' spite of drivin' snow an' storm,
Beats bravely on forever warm.
December holds the place of May—
Hello, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray.
Hello, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray —
Who cares what the carpin' youngsters say?
For, after all, when the tale is told,
Love proves if a man is young or old!
Old age can't make the heart grow cold
When it does the will of an honest mind;
When it beats with love fur all mankind;
Then the night but leads to a fairer day—
Hello, ole man, you're a-gittin' gray!
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To enhance print capabilities across its applications, SAP will use central print management technology from Hewlett-Packard, the German business software vendor announced Monday.
By adding HP's print and output management technology to its NetWeaver integration platform, SAP aims to help customers define, manage and track document delivery for business-critical processes from a single source, the company said ahead of its Sapphire customer event, which opens in Orlando, Florida, on Tuesday.
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