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As the boundaries between synthetic and natural, mimesis and alterity, sacred and profane, and human and non-human become increasingly blurred, the practices and products of the biotech industry represent a provocative new understanding of the limits of the human body and the extremes of the commodification of multiple forms of life. We will begin with the social construction of knowledge and then move into a deeper exploration of contemporary ethnographies of science and technology. This seminar is designed to focus on both theoretical and methodological strains of inquiry. Thus, we will be reading the ethnographies for both an understanding of its theoretical underpinnings and as an example of the range of research methodologies employed by scholars. The global pharmaceutical industry, the expanding human tissue market, explorations into the ocean, virtual worlds, and genetically modified foods represent a broad cross-section of the emerging literature on science and technology. These examples illustrate the complex network of scientific practices, market logic, medical ethics, public policy, and social values that inform the contemporary human condition and the future of biotechnological research and development.
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Corneal refractive changes due to short-term eyelid pressure in downward gaze
Shaw, Alyra J., Collins, Michael J., Davis, Brett A., & Carney, Leo G. (2008) Corneal refractive changes due to short-term eyelid pressure in downward gaze. Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, 34(9), pp. 1546-1553.
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Purpose: To assess corneal refractive changes after visual tasks of 15 minutes duration and their association with eyelid morphology.
Setting: Contact Lens and Visual Optics Laboratory, School of Optometry, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Methods: Eighteen young subjects with normal ocular health were recruited. Corneal topography was measured with a videokeratoscope prior to and after four conditions consisting of two downward gaze angles (20 degrees and 40 degrees) and two types of visual tasks (reading and steady fixation). Anterior eye photography in downward gaze was used to determine the eyelid angle, tilt and position with respect to the cornea.
Results: There were significant changes in corneal refractive power after the 15 minute downward gaze tasks. The largest group mean corneal sphero-cylindrical change was +0.33/-0.30x84 after reading in 40 degrees downward gaze (4 mm corneal diameter). The refractive changes after the 40 degrees tasks were significantly larger than the changes after the 20 degrees tasks (p<0.001). The changes in refractive RMSE were significant for all conditions, except the 20 degrees steady fixation task, for 4 and 6 mm analysis diameters (p<0.05). Significant correlations were found between some aspects of eyelid morphometry and corneal refractive change.
Conclusion: The pressure of the eyelids on the cornea in short-term downward gaze resulted in optically and clinically relevant corneal changes. Correlation between the refractive corneal changes and eyelid parameters suggests that the angle, shape and position of the eyelids influence the nature of the corneal changes. When high accuracy is required, refraction should be qualified in terms of the visual tasks undertaken prior to assessment.
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Column: Putting perspective on Florida primary
So far, it's been mostly fun. Now it gets a bit more serious. But it's probably not nearly as important as the press and many politicians would have you think.
Al Neuharth USA TODAY founder
Florida's Republican presidential primary next Tuesday is the biggest thing we've seen so far. Either Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich will get another leg up on the GOP nominating convention in Tampa Aug. 27-30.
But whoever wins Florida will still have just a fraction of the votes necessary to get the GOP nomination. There will be 2,286 delegates at the GOP nominating convention.
Top states:
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•Texas: 155
•New York: 95
•Georgia: 76
•Pennsylvania: 72
Florida has 50. Since it is my adopted state, Tuesday's election holds special interest. I think it's a tossup.
Romney is likely to win in South Florida, where many voter residents are from the Northeast. Gingrich probably will win in northern Florida, where many voter residents are from his neighboring Georgia.
The key is the broad strip across mid-Florida, from the Space Coast on the east to a booming Orlando in the central and the St. Petersburg-Tampa area on the west coast. Both Gingrich and Romney have been working that mid-belt hard.
If you're one of the 17 million who visit Disney World annually in central Florida, you need to know that when it comes to politics, this is not a Mickey Mouse state. Most of us who live here have backgrounds from all across the country. So we're varied not just in our lifestyles but also in politics.
Think about that as you evaluate Tuesday's election.
Feedback: Other views on the Florida primary
"With 10 media markets and a diverse electorate, Florida serves as the first true test of presidential campaigns and will again play a crucial role in selecting the GOP nominee."
—Lenny Curry, chairman, Republican Party of Florida
"Polls suggest a tight race too close to call, and that means that the conservative base, galvanized by Gingrich in South Carolina, may prove to be the key to an improbable Gingrich victory."
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5369?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12709311#action_12709311 ] Sharad Agarwal commented on HADOOP-5369: ---------------------------------------- The patch is good to go. Ben, could you verify that the test failures are unrelated to this patch ? > Small tweaks to reduce MapFile index size > ----------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-5369 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5369 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Improvement > Reporter: Ben Maurer > Assignee: Ben Maurer > Fix For: 0.21.0 > > Attachments: mapfile.patch, smaller_mapfile.patch, smaller_mapfile.patch, smaller_mapfile.patch, smaller_mapfile.patch, smaller_mapfile.patch > > > Two minor tweaks can help reduce the memory overhead of the MapFile index a bit: > 1) Because the index file is a sequence file, it's length is not known. That means the index is built using the standard "mulitply the size of the buffer on overflow" with a factor of 3/2. With small keys, the slack in the index can be substantial. This patch has a constant upper bound on the amount of slack allowed. > 2) In block compressed map files the index file often has entries with the same offset (because the compressed block had more than index interval keys). The entries with identical offsets do not help MapFile do random access any faster. This patch eliminates these types of entries from new map files, and ignores them while reading old map files. This patch greatly helped with memory usage on a compressed hbase table. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Against this backdrop, orphan boy Tristan is raised by Lord Marke (Rufus Sewell), a good and noble leader who longs to unite the Britons against the constantly invading Irish. A series of events lead Tristan to drift in the sea, thought dead by his comrades. The English warrior lands on the beaches of Ireland , where young Isolde rescues and nurses him back to health. Predictably, the two fall in love. By yet another series of events, Tristan later returns to Ireland as the champion of Marke, who believes he can unite the Britons if he wins the hand of Donnchadh's daughter in a contest. Unbeknownst to Tristan, the woman whose hand he has won for his Lord is no other than Isolde, setting the stage for forbidden love, betrayal, and finally, tragedy.
If it sounds overly complicated, it's really not. The film breaks down into essentially two halves — the first is a romantic love story between young lovers Tristan and Isolde, and the second a tragic melodrama where politics and duty threatens to tear apart all those involved. It's not until the hour mark that Isolde becomes betrothed to Marke, setting the stage for tragedy. Directed by Kevin Reynolds ("Prince of Thieves"), "Tristan and Isolde" seems to have ambitions of being an epic adventure in the vein of "Braveheart", but a PG-13 rating simply won't allow too much bloodletting, something Reynolds tries mightily to get around with fast-cutting. For the most part he succeeds, even if the film still reeks of "tameness" despite its sometimes ferocious medieval combat.
Originally slated to be made by Ridley "King of Medieval Flicks" Scott in the late '70s (Ridley opted for "Alien" instead), 2006's "Tristan and Isolde" falls into the same category as Antoine Fuqua's 2004 film "King Arthur", in that it's a new take on an old tale. And like Fuqua's "Arthur", there is no fantastical element to Reynolds' movie, as well as a purposeful complete absence of magic. As such, there's little doubt how the film will end, and the marketing whiz who sold the film as "Before there was Romeo and Juliet, there was Tristan and Isolde" sort of gives away the film's ending. Geniuses, those Hollywood PR folks, don't you think?
The performances in "Tristan and Isolde" are serviceable. James Franco, who I have always been a fan of, does well as the brooding Tristan, but it's Sophia Myles who threatens to take over the film at times with her smoldering performance. It doesn't hurt that Myles is gorgeous as the fiery Irish lass, even if her accent does come and goes throughout the movie. Rufus Sewell ("Dark City") is credible as the kind Lord Marke, whose character is smartly never made into a villain. The fact that Marke is a sympathetic figure makes the tragedy all the more tragic, as we realize that in this love triangle, all three participants are equally deserving of "Once upon a time" happy endings.
At over two hours, "Tristan and Isolde" does come across as unwieldy at times. As mentioned, the film's main premise doesn't come to fruition until well past the hour mark, which leaves about 30 minutes of Tristan and Isolde sneaking out for passionate sex in the woods, and another 20 minutes for the film's compressed climax. A better choice might have been to make the film longer, or if that wasn't possible, then some judicious editing of the first hour to get to the crux of the story faster. There are also subplots about sibling rivalry between Tristan and Melot (Henry Cavill) that never really amounts to very much from an emotional standpoint.
Fans of melodramatic tales of love and adventurous daring-do will get a kick out of "Tristan and Isolde". It's not as huge in scale and scope as Ridley Scott's costumed epics, and is, once again, really more along the lines of the recent "King Arthur", both in tone and look. The PG-13 rating definitely puts a crimp on things, as the film is relatively bloodless despite the medieval combat and Tristan and Isolde's many couplings never progress beyond close-ups of nude heads. Apparently the studio looked at the film's abysmal box office numbers and decided that assembling an Unrated (or even an R-Rated) version for DVD sales was not even worth it. Too bad, because I'm sure the promise of extra skin from the lovely Miss Sophia Myles, or extra blood from all the medieval fighting, would have sold a few more DVDs.
Kevin Reynolds (director) / Dean Georgaris (screenplay)
CAST: James Franco …. Tristan
Sophia Myles …. Isolde
Rufus Sewell …. Lord Marke
David O'Hara …. King Donnchadh
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You see Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass on the Sony Ericsson Empire Awards red carpet, what's the one question you ask them? What's going on with Bourne 4, that's right.
"We've just kind of been amused by the whole thing," said Matt Damon of the rumour suddenly circulating everywhere after a Variety article last week. "I think it's one of these stories that has a life of it's own. Not that we're against it, we're all for doing a fourth movie but it means coming up with a good story. There are a lot of things that would have to happen before we would sign up for it."
So, that's what the leading man says, but what about the director? "What does Matt say?" asks Greengrass. "He says yes? It's news to me. I think the truth is that it's a very well loved franchise, but we're in the process of trying to work out what kind of film you could make. If there is one, what would it be? How it could go? Without any pressure; without any commitment to it, but everybody loved the franchise. We love it, but none of us would want to go again unless we're sure there's a worthwhile film and that could take some time. You don't want to do that when you feel like you've got to make it and none of us need to, so that's where we are".
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Louis Raymond "Lou" Reif, former chairman and chief executive officer of National Fuel Gas Co. who is credited with helping to transform the company, died last Wednesday in Westlake Village, Calif., where his daughter lives. He was 90.
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In 1997, Mr. Reif received UB's Samuel P. Capen Award for his contributions to the university. He was chairman of the executive committee of the UB Foundation and national chairman of UB's annual fund drive in 1988-89. Mr. Reif personally endowed the university's Division of Athletics with $300,000 in 1994.
Mr. Reif also was a regional director for Marine Midland Bank, a trustee of Goldome Bank and Nichols School, and was involved with the Erie County Industrial Development Agency.
He was a member of the Country Club of Buffalo, where he loved to play golf, and was a voracious reader and a Porsche enthusiast.
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Melbourne Victory kept its season alive for another week and condemned Sydney to finals defeat in the most dramatic fashion with a stoppage time volley from Brazilian Gui Finkler, whose goal gave the hosts a 2-1 win.
Both sides were preparing for extra time and a potential penalty shootout when the excellent James Troisi summoned the energy for a last gasp burst into the Sydney penalty area. His cross was blocked, but the ball fell to Adama Traore, whose chipped pass into the penalty area was met perfectly by Finkler to shatter the Sky Blues' finals dreams in the 91st minute.
It was a suitably thrilling conclusion to an exciting contest in which both sides, at different times, had looked the most likely victors.
Melbourne began this game like a team that wanted to have its qualification for the semi-finals wrapped up in the first 15 minutes, so high was its tempo and so energetic was its approach.
Victory simply monopolised possession in the opening period, playing neat one-twos, working in triangles, probing backwards, forwards, sideways and with patience until they could find the right angle for the defence-splitting pass.
Sydney barely touched the ball inside the first 10 minutes as its hosts made all the running.
It was hardly a surprise. The last time Sydney travelled south for a league match a few weeks ago the Sky Blues had put the game into lockdown, conceding territory and possession to strike with purpose on the break. It worked well on that occasion, with Frank Farina's team going home with a point.
But finals are a different kettle of fish – or so it seemed, and Victory got the lead it deserved in the 19th minute. It was a goal of quality featuring two of the team's key men, Troisi and Thompson, the eventual scorer.
But the move began in defence, when Pablo Contreras, the former Chilean international, stepped forward to rob Alessandro Del Piero, Sydney's playmaker, and play a pass through to Troisi.
The latter – whose hot form in the second half of the season has given him a real chance of selection in Ange Postecoglou's squad for Brazil, slotted through to Thompson, who curled a measured shot round Vedran Janjetovic to beat him inside his left post.
The former Socceroo striker had missed the win over Guangzhou as he had to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law early in the week, so his celebratory point to the sky was a poignant reminder that for all its highs and lows, this is still a game and not a matter of life and death.
At that stage it would have seemed certain that Victory could add to its score at any moment and virtually ensure a semi-final next week.
But Farina's men have proved obdurate and cussed on more than one occasion this season.
A goal down, their counter-attacking strategy had to change. They didn't so much throw caution to the wind, but they too began to play with more attacking purpose and got their reward in the 34th minute with a goal that caught Victory napping.
Victory failed to clear their lines properly and the fall fell to Del Piero on the edge of the box. The Italian legend might be barely able to break out of a walk these days, but his footballing vision is still 20-20. He fed the ball out wide to Ali Abbas, whose cross was met with a first time shot by Sydney full-back Seb Ryall, scoring for the third time against his former team.
What had looked like an uneven contest now became an end-to-end thriller as Sydney, like a boxer who has taken a few rounds of a championship decider to warm up, began to match its hosts.
Although Melbourne at one stage forced five corners in a row it was the visitors who came closest to taking the lead, when Garcia's cross was met first time by Del Piero only for the Italian's drive to crash off the post to safety.
Sydney began the second half rather as Victory had the first. They looked energised and were only denied a lead just after the restart, thanks to Nathan Coe's fingertips as the Victory goalkeeper tipped over a header from Matthew Jurman that looked a certain goal. The goalkeeper repeated the feat soon after to deflect Joel Chianese's effort to safety to keep his side in the tie.
With time running down it looked as though the Sky Blues were the more likely victors, a mood only confirmed after a lovely attack down the left begun by Del Piero's turn and pass to Abbas, whose cross was fired just wide by Ranko Despotovic.
But it wasn't to be, as Victory now prepares for a sudden death showdown in either Brisbane or West Sydney. The Sky Blues will lick their wounds, wonder what might have been – and ponder the future of coach Frank Farina.
MELBOURNE VICTORY 2 (Thompson 19', Finkler 91') def SYDNEY FC 1 (Ryall 33')
VICTORY: Nathan Coe; Adam Traore, Pablo Contreras, Nick Ansell, Jason Geria (Scott Galloway 67'); Mark Milligan (c), Leigh Broxham (Rashid Mahazi 79'); James Troisi, Gui Finkler (Connor Pain 94'); Kosta Barbarouses, Archie Thompson. Subs: Lawrence Thomas, Jimmy Jeggo. SYDNEY: Vedran Janjetovi; Seb Ryall, Nikola Petkovic, Sasa Ognenovski, Andrew Jurman; Milos Dimitrijevic, Terry Antonis, Alessandro Del Piero (c), Ali Abbas; Joel Chianese (Ranko Despotovic 70'), Richard Garcia. Subs: Ivan Necevski, Aaron Calver, Matt Thompson, Alex Urosevski.
YELLOW CARDS: VICTORY: Contreras 53', Ansell 75'.
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by InvestorPlace Staff | October 4, 2012 10:05 am
[1]JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU[2]) is offering angry citizens whose preferred presidential candidate loses this November a (temporary) way out of the country: they're giving away free flights[3] to a select number of those supporters.
The airline announced that it will be giving away 2,012 seats — or 1,006 round trip flights — for customers whose candidate doesn't get elected president. Travelers just have to visit a website JetBlue[4] set up for the promotion, register who they want to win the election, and select a destination among the various international destinations it services.
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Has iOS 4.2 made those nifty keyboard shortcuts we posted about a couple weeks ago just a little bit glitchy on your iPad? Being able to tap and slide to capital letters, numbers, symbols, etc. is a real time saver but several of our readers are telling us they're either not working at all, working but resulting in random input instead of the right character, or sometimes working and sometimes not.
I had the problem at first but it seems to have stopped after a reboot. If you're having the problem we have the usual advice to help you fix it, after the break.
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Air Video, a fantastic app that can transcode and stream video content from your Windows PC or Mac straight to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, has just been updated to include support for multitasking and Retina display.
Your Windows PC or Mac needs a small piece of software installed to communicate with your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad but once setup you can stream native iOS video content (MP4 and M4V) instantly to your device (rather than having to sync it over first via iTunes). Air Video will convert non-supported video formats (AVI, MKV, etc) and either store them for later streaming or stream them on the fly so you can watch now rather than waiting for later.
Did Apple sneak network and battery fixes into iOS 4.2, does Verizon LTE mean an iPhone 4G, buy apps now or wait for sales, BBM to iPhone, and the week in apps with Rene and Georgia. Listen in!
Last week Apple finally brought iOS 4 -- technically iOS 4.2.1 -- to the iPad along with multitasking, folders, unified inbox, threaded email, AirPlay, AirPrint, and a slew of other long-demanded features. Apple considered the 4.2.1 update enough to make you feel like you got a whole new iPad.
Well, following up on our original iPad review, we asked a bunch of Smartphone Experts and TiPb editors and writers what they thought of iOS 4.2.1.
aTV Flash for Apple TV (2010) is here, bringing with it the ability to view HTML5 content through a custom browser, view the weather, RSS feeds, and adds last.fm access. aTV Flash also supports a pethora of video formats as well, including - .m4v, .mp4, .mov for video, HE-AAC, AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV for audio.
iOS 4.2 for iPhone supports a technology known as Network Controlled Fast Dormancy which enables the cell network and the handset to work together to create the best conditions for smartphones to work quickly yet have a longer battery life, and minimize network congestion.
Interestingly, it is Nokia Siemens Networks and not Apple that has brought this to everyone's attention. Nokia Siemens Networks has posted the news on its own blog page.
According to another purported email response from Steve Jobs, the AirPlay feature introduced in iOS 4.2 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad should be updated in 2011:
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Hi, I recently updated both my iPhone 4 and iPad to 4.2. I think my favourite feature is airplay. This is seriously amazing and makes sharing content seamless. I just purchased Apple TV and was wondering are you ever going to make airplay video work for videos in safari and 3rd party apps? I hope to get a response. :)
Hi, I recently updated both my iPhone 4 and iPad to 4.2. I think my favourite feature is airplay. This is seriously amazing and makes sharing content seamless. I just purchased Apple TV and was wondering are you ever going to make airplay video work for videos in safari and 3rd party apps? I hope to get a response. :)
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Yep, hope to add these features to Airplay in 2011.
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Yep, hope to add these features to Airplay in 2011.
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While most of us wanted AirPlay to support anything that used the standard iOS video controller, the current implementation is severely limited, providing audio-only streaming options for the most part, with video available only from the built-in iPod app (and Video app on iPod touch and iPad), and YouTube app.
This limitation has been removed for developers via one line of code and for Jailbreakers via AirVideoEnabler, so it would be outstanding to see Apple fix it out of the box for everyone.
Unfortunately, 2011 is a ways away still, and kind of puts the kibosh on rumors of an iOS 4.3 update in December (unless that's really only to support subscription newspapers for iPad).
VIdeo of AirPlay in action after the break... If you've tried out -- or have been waiting to try out -- AirPlay streaming to Apple TV, let us know your thoughts!
iOS 4 on iPhone and iPad and Exchange 2003 just don't seem to be playing nicely together, especially when it comes to Calendar events -- they mysteriously disappear from ActiveSync, invitation replies refuse to send, and, well, don't get me started.
Both problems are serious for enterprise users. In the first you create or accept and Exchange event invitation, it gets added to your Calendar, and then -- poof! -- it's gone. But only from ActiveSync. If you look in Outlook or OWA (web interface) it's still there. If you're relying on ActiveSync on your iPhone or iPad, you could miss your meeting, call, conference sessions, etc.
We tested out iPhone 3G on the original GM release of iOS 4.2 and performance seemed far better than iOS 4 though still not as snappy as iOS 3.1.3. Now that you've had your hands on it for a week we were wondering how it performed for you? If iOS 3.1.3 was great and iOS 4 was all but unusable, where does iOS 4.2 fit along the curve? Is it a breakthrough or still a deal breaker?
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This week is an overload of stuff I like; superheroes, creator owned, and even something French! Marvel Now's Nova #1 was actually…good. Seriously, I explain in detail my misgivings with both Loeb and missing Rich Rider, but I still enjoyed the book! I'm putting my money where my review is locally by offering it half off in my shop. Superior Spidey continues to impress and Fialkov made me like an Alpha book (after hating him in ASM). DC's big deal books were Justice League of America #1 and the League's New Vibe both by Geoff Johns. I don't spoil the end of Vibe and the relevance of his book, but it's big. Sure Vibe starts off all hoodies and Skittles, but I'm digging how his powers work in the New 52. Also, this league is extremely eclectic, but the reason is every character is a counter balance to one of the main seven of the unpatriotic Justice League book. We got a new Saga, and that always makes my Wednesday (Tuesday). Revival continues to impress and it now has the backing of the Phantom variant retailer cadre. GI Joe is relaunched (again), but it's by Van Lente so it has my attention. If Friendship is Magic, why is Twilight Sparkle going solo? And, I loved District 14 by Humaniods. Yes it's French, but it's set in early 20th century America and is a Dick Tracy/Babar mash-up! Oh, and Jeff Smith liked it. He has great taste, right?
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Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference, in Austin, Texas, USA ISBN 978-1-880094-92-1 Publisher: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE), Chesapeake, VA
This paper will discuss the many uses of technology and varied media to enhance online courses in graduate school counselor preparation programs. The controversy surrounding completely online courses for practicum, internship, and other required counseling courses that involve skills instruction and ongoing supervision will be discussed. Recommendations for successful delivery of such courses in the online modality will be presented, including integration of differentiated instructional tools that accommodate various learning styles, ongoing communication with faculty and clinical supervisors, use of live audio and video media such as Skype, and triangulated forms of student evaluation. Practicum and internship courses are of particular importance for counselors-in-training because they introduce students to the real-life concerns and responsibilities of their counselor colleagues in the field and to those of their clients across grades K-12.
Cicco, G. (2012). Technology in Graduate Counseling Programs: Suggestions for Online Practicum and Internship Courses. In P. Resta (Ed.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2012 (pp. 258-263). Chesapeake, VA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).


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By Alicia Lacy
Fort Hood Herald
To keep the green Army green, Fort Hood will host its annual Earth Fest celebration Friday for the community.
Earth Fest offers a day filled with entertainment, food, activities and demonstrations on how to be environmentally friendly.
Events include performances throughout the day, free food provided by USO Fort Hood, free beverages, a farmer's market, fuel-efficient vehicles and inflatables.
A 300-by-100-foot tent will be set up inside Hood Stadium with more than 35 exhibits to display information on recycling, renewable energy resources, endangered species, natural resources, water conservation and other environmental topics, Christine Luciano, Fort Hood Department of Public Works Environmental Division's outreach coordinator, said in an e-mail.
Oncor's Smart Texas Mobile Experience Center, a 53-foot trailer, will be onsite to show videos and demonstrations for attendees to learn about energy conservation.
Fort Hood's U.S. Army Operational Test Command will present a display on eco-friendly fuel cells, with experts on hand to explain how fuel cells work and its potential for fueling Army equipment.
Performers at the event include Boomer, Rose Boom, Brazos Stone, Pandemonium, Maren Morris and Radney Foster. Game 2U Mobile will have the latest Xbox, Playstation 3 and Wii video games available for attendees to play on six high-definition televisions.
Zoomagination will bring a two-toed sloth, a wallaby, bearded dragon, snake, parrot and creepy crawlies to the fest for its zoo show.
Earth Fest reinforces Fort Hood's commitment to being green, and at last year's event, the post signed a memorandum of understanding with Killeen, Copperas Cove, Harker Heights and Gatesville to form the Cen-Tex Sustainable Communities Partnership.
From that partnership, the communities involved have worked to develop long-term goals that "provide a high quality of life, insure material resources, promote sustainable development and land use, create efficient transportation systems and enhance economic development," according to information from Fort Hood.
The Fort Hood Recycle Center boasts as the largest recycle facility in the Army, selling more than 10 million pounds on recyclable material in 2009 that generated $1.3 million, Luciano said.
For more information about Earth Fest, call (254) 535-1008 or e-mail Luciano at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The next garden trend combines the joy of gardening with the magic of miniatures. Gardening in Miniature is a complete guide to creating lush, living, small-scale gardens. It has everything you need to pick up this new hobby, including scaled down garden designs, techniques for creating tiny hardscapes, miniature garden care and maintenance, tips on choosing containers, how to buy the right plants, and where to find life-like accessories. Inspiring step-by-step projects feature basic skills that can be recreated in any number of designs, like a tiny patio, a trellis, a pond, and a secret garden.
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Tucked away in the September edition of the FSA's 'Market Watch' newsletter were some pretty startling proposals concerning the regulator's intention to monitor communications between
regulated companies and the media.
The FSA recommends that all media enquiries made of a regulated company must be directed to the firm's media relations personnel. They should then assess the request to "decide if it
potentially relates to inside information", urging them to "err on the side of caution". Conversations with the press should be taped or recorded by hand by someone from the company's press office.
The FSA goes so far as to say that "all non-media relations personnel at regulated firms should be prohibited from directly responding to any initial enquiry from the media, regardless of
seniority". In short, the FSA is submitting the media's contact with regulated businesses to a rigorous screening process.
Leaks of inside information have the potential to undermine market integrity, and a non-level playing field is obviously bad for business. There have been examples of huge movements in share prices before takeover announcements, and on occasion takeovers have been revealed by a business correspondent ahead of a formal statement.
Equally, though, the media's role in exposing corruption, misinformation and corporate spin is a vital part of investigative financial journalism.
The proposals do not recognise explicitly the public interest that disclosure to the media may have. In effect, they require all requests to be made to the firm first, which is probably then under a regulatory duty to send these to the FSA for vetting. Nor are they tailored to the extent of the damage that may be done by unauthorised disclosure.
By contrast, employment law has established codified protection for whistleblowers in the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998. The act sets out relevant factors to determine whether the disclosure is in the public interest. It also sets out considerations relevant to the reasonableness of making the disclosure, including the identity of the person to whom the disclosure is made and the seriousness of the wrongdoing being revealed. For example, it contemplates that it may be reasonable to disclose to the "world at large" exceptionally serious conduct.
What is also odd about the proposals is that they are pulling in the opposite direction to recent case law at the European Court of Human Rights on maintaining the confidentiality of financial journalists' sources. The Strasbourg court recently held that domestic courts were wrong to have ordered the Financial Times (FT) and other newspapers to reveal their sources of leaked documents relating to a possible corporate takeover – freedom of speech rights trumped speculation about the possible motives of the discloser.
Of course, the FSA's new rules will not prevent whistleblowers who are determined to make revelations and then the question will simply be about the confidentiality of the source.
The 'best practice recommendations' in the newsletter are not formal FSA guidance, but it is clear that firms will be expected to comply with them.
Perhaps the most worrying implication is that the press cannot be trusted. At the very least the media should have been consulted about these views. A recent letter in response from the editors of the FT, The Guardian, The Times and Thomson Reuters makes it clear they will not take this lying down.
FSA chief executive Hector Sants was unimpressed, replying: "I'm afraid I can't see how it's constraining press freedom."
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Top 10 Most Evil Movie VillainsThe top 10 most evil movie villains of all times. Feel free to share yours if you have one but this is my smart opinion.
The Top Ten
The Joker was a bad guy that did so so many eliegle things. He killed quite a lot of people just for no dam reason. He killed his own father and his girlfriend totally for not one reason. He just doesn't care what he does or who he kills, he was a very evil man. All he likes to do is to watch the whole earth burn to death and bully the earth with his evil laugths. He mostly tried to kill batman. It he did kill quite a lot of others to. He wasn't a nice guy at all.
The best villain of all time, he is looked up to by villains. No one can match heath ledger's talent. He was pure awesome
He blew up a hospital.
Joker never tried to kill batman, not once. He allways just toyed with the guy and the only way he would have wanted to kill batman is if he were to die too and make it seem llike an epic battle of good and bad. But for some reason he didn't take his revange against batman for what he did to him rather he continously toyed with him. And he is the best villian in any movie fairytale anything hell lucifer doesn't competeV 3 Comments
Freddy Krueger was a child killer and was caught but released on a technicality. The parents of the killed children torched Freddy but he became something far worse. The stuff... Nightmares are made of.
Suspense, thriller, classic horror, chilling. Once you start watching this movie, You'll get glued to the screen - anaghamenon14
Freddy Krueger was a creepy evil man that was evil, creepy, Deadley, and way to horrible to live on earth. He gets born and comes to life from people's nightmares. Some people died from there deathly nightmare. He didn't just kill people from Deadley nightmares, in general killing people became his favorite thing to do. He enjoyed killing people a whole lot especially children. He was smart, and had evil magic in nightmare deaths. He was evil, terroring, and Freddy Krueger was a creepy smart ass.
He is basically an engine of pure hatred. And he doesn't even exist.
Hannibal lector was a very grose man but I don't think he's as grose as Davy jones. He did kill people. He didn't just kill people he also ate other people. He ate everything you can ever think of on humans only he did that to like at least 20 people or more. He was a doctor that heled someone with its blood, but then he thought is smelt good and tased good so he dicided to go around killing and eating other people because he liked the taste of there blood. He ate people's lungs, privates, hearts, brains ahh he was a pretty dam grose dude.
The Joker is already on this list Twice.
The best in the business
Why r there 2 Jokers
Essentially a minor God, Sauron has survived countless annihilations of his body, slaughtered untold hundreds of thousands and sinned against nature more than once. All in the name of a bettwe world full of order and control of the world where creation started. God had to intervene at the end to stop him!
Sauron is the essence of evil in Lord of the Rings. Which means he is 100% evil. - millerjw12
Sauron was the devil of all the middle earth people. He was a really bad ass he became the devil of the evil dark lords. He took heaven away from the people that lived on middle earth. He did kill a whole lot of people. He was evil and that powerful ring had evil power inside. The ones that touched the ring turned evil such as Morgoth, Saruman, The Witch King, Nazgul, and all the other bad guys. Sauron tried to have gandolf killed because he's like the god of the middle earth and sauron is the devil.
He is the best dark lordV 2 Comments
Michael myers is chilling you never know what's gonna happen next
Darth vader is in more movies the joker died in the 1998 movie
And the joker gets caught by batman in the dark night. Darth vader
Is just smooth
Anikin skywalker was a good guy when he was a kid and then when he turned to be an adult he learned to do most evil things on his own & some things Palpatine tought him that wasn't nice. Darth Vader killed lots of people and he tried to kill his own son Luke. He fought his son so many times. He did save his son Luke at the end but even though he killed lot of people on perpose he was still evil. He killed so many people so he could rule millions of galaxies himself as well as Palpatine wanted him to.
The joker is just crazy and retarded
Darth Vader is Powerful and the best Sith lord.V 1 Comment
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Deformed, twisted, a manifestation of deceit, cruelty, sarcasm, hatred, and pure evil. Darth Vader was not really so evil. He was more just a puppet in the hands of a much more sinister puppeteer, that is, Darth Sidious.
He was far more evil than Vader. At least Vader repented in the end, whereas the Emperor did not.
Should be above Vader because he was true mastermind for why Darth Vader became Darth Vader.
This guy should be higher than vader, he was merely a puppet.V 5 Comments
He had no remorse for his actions, he had never loved or have ever been loved, he teased, he laughed at suffering, he relished pain, he manipulated the strongest minds, he showed no mercy, his face replicates that of a snake's, his eyes are blood-red and he is the greatest, most terrible dark wizard that has ever lived
Lord voldemort is the most evil villain here, he is also the scariest and the most dark villain on this list
I am so awesome
He Also Wants All Muggles Dead - JPKV 2 Comments
The T-Rex isn't really evil. He's just a Dinosaur acting on his own natural instinct. He's a carnivore, so it's in his blood to attack and kill.
Not Evil - JPK
This fire in my skin...
This burning... Desire... Is turning me... To...
Claude Frollo did kinda remind me of Octavius from Night at the Museum. But, Octavius is a LOT more cute than Frollo.
Imagine Cato from the hunger games but with a machine gun and no emotions. Kazuo also signed up to kill the other kids. It wasn't about family or honor he just felt like killing kids would be fun. (in the movie) He literally just walked around shooting kids and laughing. In the film his original weapon was a PAPER FAN! And he still managed to kill a group of kids armed with: machine gun, hand gun, grenades, nunchucks, etc.
Before he died he could only be described as a sadistic badass.
Now my brothers idolize him!
He Killed Star Lord's Mom By Giving Her That Brain Tumor - JPK
Doomsday only killed one person wich was the strongest, fastest highest flyer, and the best best hero ever superman. Now superman died no one could ever get saved by him any more. Doomsday was so powerful and evil he ended up killing superman for being so powerful and evil. He was an ugly mean guy that looked like a troll, a giant, monster, or a demon. He was the demon of all super Hero's. Superman didn't have any enemies is why his name was superman. Scence he had no enimIes doomsday killed him, so that's why he's do evil. He could have bombed our earth the way he's so powerfully evil.
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To date, Murdoch has resolutely stood by his favorite, but a shocked public will want to see heads roll.
These stories are resolutely middle-class, the scope much more modest and familiar than one might have guessed.
The ad begins with a clip of Romney "resolutely" declaring: "Let Detroit go bankrupt."
Of the 25,000 people who appear in it, no mention is made of Kate, who comes from a resolutely bourgeois background.
When asked by a Dutch television host whether they liked each other from the start, Máxima resolutely answered "No."
If the question were resolutely faced, the abuse could be stopped.
"I tell you that your project is impossible," maintained the countess, resolutely.
Presently she said resolutely, "I'm going to keep on hoping anyhow!"
"You forget he is my husband, Mrs. Delancy," and Marcia braves her resolutely.
Happily for Henry, he was well mounted, and on being attacked, defended himself so resolutely that he escaped almost by a miracle.
early 15c., "dissolved, of loose structure," also "morally lax," from Latin resolutus, past participle of resolvere "untie, unfasten, loose, loosen" (see resolution). Meaning "determined, decided, absolute, final" is from c.1500, especially in resolute answer, a phrase "common in 16th c." [OED]. From 1530s of persons. The notion is of "breaking (something) into parts" as the way to arrive at the truth of it and thus make the final determination (cf. resolution). Related: Resolutely; resoluteness.


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Susan Catherine McGlaughlin Kazul, a resident of and volunteer in Palo Alto, died on June 3 surrounded by her family at her home. She was 73.
Also known as Suzy, she was born on Aug. 5, 1940, in Wyandotte, Michigan, to Nicholas and Charlotte McGlaughlin. She went on to study nursing at the University of Michigan, receiving her degree in 1962. Afterward she worked as a registered nurse in both hospitals and the community. In 1968, she married Stanley Kazul, and together they raised a family in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
In 1997, she and Stanley retired in Palo Alto. She volunteered with the Palo Alto Medical Foundation Community Health Resource Center as a nurse health educator. Throughout her life, she played golf devotedly, appreciated the arts and created numerous family traditions.
She was predeceased by her two brothers, Patrick and Michael McGlaughlin. She is survived by her husband, Stanley Charles Kazul; daughter, Charlotte Van Wagner of Sacramento; daughter Jennifer Saavedra (Raul) of Tiburon, California; son, Timothy Kazul (Julia) of Mill Valley, California; and four grandchildren. She is also survived by four sisters: Mollie Weber (Tom) of Saugatuck, Michigan; Katy McCord (Rob) of San Rafael, California; Janie Zemba (Richard) of Dearborn, Michigan; and Annie Sexton (Jim) of Eugene, Oregon.
A memorial service will be held on July 12 at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Palo Alto. Interment will be in St. Paul on the Lake Columbarium in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, on Sept. 6. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the University of Michigan School of Nursing Class of 1962 Funds for the Future (leadersandbest.umich.edu/tributes).
Alvin Menting
Alvin "Al" J. Menting, a former resident of Palo Alto, died on June 8 at Holy Cross Village in Notre Dame, Indiana. He was 87.
He was born on April 23, 1927, and grew up with 11 other siblings on a dairy farm in Phlox, Wisconsin. He served in the Navy's Air Force during World War II.
Not long after, he began working for United Airlines, a career that lasted for more than 33 years until his retirement in 1981. He lived in Palo Alto for about 50 years, flying a 747 route for United Airlines between San Francisco and Hawaii. He married his second wife, Montel, in 1972.
Beyond work, he served as an officer with the Palo Alto Elks and volunteered for many years at Stanford Hospital. He also helped lead relief efforts in Oaxaca, Mexico, and Palo Leyte, Philippines. He enjoyed building, constructing his own swimming pool and modifying automobiles. He and his wife also traveled often.
He and Montel moved to the Holy Cross Village retirement community in Notre Dame in 2002, and as his health declined he was cared for at the Dujarie nursing facility there.
He is survived by his wife, Montel Hawkesworth Menting, and four children he adopted with his first wife, Marion, who is deceased: Tina Smith, Tony Menting, Terri Setnick and Ted Menting. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial donations may be made to the Mary Grabner Employee Assistance Fund, P.O. Box 839, Notre Dame, IN 46556, or to a charity of the donor's choice.


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