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Annie's back in pink
The last time (that I can remember) we saw Anne Hathaway in pink, you were all hating on her for nipple darts and heavy breathing at the Oscars. But what a comeback at the MET Gala, non? Where Annie is concerned, yes, of course, always, there's always a little Try. Anne said her inspiration for the night was Debbie Harry. Full Story
Worst MET Sisters: Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen
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These two. And I'm usually an Olsen apologist. But Ashley totally missed the point here and you'd think Mary-Kate would embrace the punk but instead both of them seemed to be under the impression that the MET Gala theme this year was Shades of the Orient. What's frustrating is that MK was almost there. Full Story
MET Marchesa HAHAHAHAHAHA: Ashley Greene
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HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA You know who else wore Marchesa? Heidi Klum. HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA Full Story
Black Tie Timberlakes
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The Timberlakes were out last night in New York for the TIME 100 Gala. Jimmy Fallon made the list and, as reported last week, JT wrote an article to honour his friend, but really to talk about how funny he was, along with Fallon, at his own wedding when he was making an "impromptu" speech. Full Story
Three weeks of Winona
New pictures of our Winona Ryder three weeks in a row -- not sure this has ever happened in the lifetime of this blog. Here's Winona last night in LA at the premiere of The Iceman. She's been looking lovely lately. Here...well... the hair isn't great, is it? The way it's teased like that, it actually gives her back that off-balance vibe she'd had for years and I mean after the bad time when it became sad and uncomfortable, and not before it, when it was still sexy/quirky/vulnerable. Full Story
Bradley Cooper in the 70s
It's been two days since we had our first look at Bradley Cooper's perm and still it makes me so happy. Here are some new shots of Coop in costume, with the perm, working on the new David O Russell ABSCAM movie in Boston. Coop can totally pull off full 70s, non? Some people, no matter how hard the wardrobe department works to make it happen, some people can only look right in their own era. Full Story
The Perm! The Perm!
I was worried it would be a slow day. It is definitely not a slow day. Bradley Cooper's perm has saved the day! Check it out -- this is the first good shot of Coop's coil on the set of the new David O Russell film. Quick. What's your first thought? My first thought? Oh hi Justin Timberlake! Justin Timberlake, of course, has gone in the opposite direction these days with the relaxer. Full Story
The St Patrick's Day Royal Bun
Katy Cambridge recycled her green coat. Whatever. Can we focus instead on that really, REALLY bad hairstyle? She's 31. The only excuse for this hairstyle is Middleton Style. The worst style. Because she can wear her hair up in so many other different, less old lady wedding ways. Stop. I consider a chignon totally old lady mall wedding too. Full Story
A Perm for an Oscar?
Bradley Cooper was papped on the set of the upcoming David O Russell movie with perm rollers in his head. He's previously mentioned that he was trying out a perm for a role. I suppose that's why his hair looked so sh-t during award season. But worth it, right? David O Russell directed Coop to his first Oscar nomination in Silver Linings Playbook. Full Story
Yellow blondes and blondes to browns
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Elizabeth Banks in Beverly Hills yesterday -- with brown hair now. Is this new? Must be, right? Last time I checked her at the Vanity Fair Oscar party, she was blonde. And best dressed. Still blonde and very, very yellow -- Carrie Underwood in Ireland. Full Story
Bradley Cooper's bob didn't want to win an Oscar
Pacific Coast News
Bradley Cooper took his new bike out this weekend. And showed us what his hair looks like when it's not gelled back: A bob! He has a bob! Like Keanu Reeves's Ted Logan, only with some natural curl. Apparently it's for a movie. Well, I hope so. In other Coop news, now that it's a week after Oscar, it turns out he never wanted to win one in the first place. Full Story


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Andrew Gale and his six Yorkshire team-mates out in Sri Lanka will take to the field later this week as they step up preparations for the new county season.
A side, including York's Jack Leaning, made up of White Rose players and some from the Tamil Union first-class team in Colombo will take on a Sri Lankan board XI at the P Sara Oval before returning to Headingley on Thursday.
Gale, Jack Brooks, Alex Lees, Leaning, Eddie Wilson, Barney Gibson and Karl Carver have been at a training camp since last Monday.
As expected, Sri Lanka Test stars Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara have spoken to the group at some nets sessions thanks to their links with second XI coach Paul Farbrace, a former Sri Lanka assistant coach.
The pair even invited the players and coaching duo Farbrace and Richard Damms to their homes for dinner.
Farbrace said: "Through connections we have out here, both Kumar and Mahela have met the lads and talked to them about the game in general, which has been good for all of us.
"Mahela entertained us all for dinner on Friday with his wife – he sat between Karl Carver and Jack Leaning, he was excellent.
"Kumar came to nets on the second day and chatted to all the lads.
"He then had myself, Galey and Dammsy to his house for dinner and spent a long time chatting to Galey about batting.
"We have arranged a match at the P Sara Oval, the Test ground, which is where we have been each day for nets.
"We are playing the Sri Lanka Board XI, which will be a good test for us. The opposition are coached by Romesh Kaluwitharana, who was Sanath Jayasuriya's opening partner at the 1996 World Cup."
The full Yorkshire squad head out to Barbados on March 11 for their pre-season tour.
Meanwhile, Gary Ballance has been forced to have stitches in a facial injury suffered while batting for the England Lions in their fourth one-day defeat against Australia 'A' in Sydney yesterday. He was hit by Alister McDermott and forced to retire on 73.

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Cambridge MA (SPX) Aug 17, 2006
An innovative solution for the man-made carbon dioxide fouling our skies could rest far beneath the surface of the ocean, say scientists at Harvard University.
They've found that deep-sea sediments could provide a virtually unlimited and permanent reservoir for this gas that has been a primary driver of global climate change in recent decades, and estimate that seafloor sediments within U.S. territory are vast enough to store the nation's carbon dioxide emissions for thousands of years to come.
Harvard's Kurt Zenz House and Daniel P. Schrag, along with colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Columbia University, detail the advantages of sequestering excess carbon dioxide thousands of meters beneath the ocean's surface in this week's issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"Supplying the energy demanded by world economic growth without affecting the Earth's climate is one of the most pressing technical and economic challenges of our time," says Schrag, professor of earth and planetary sciences in Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences and director of Harvard's Center for the Environment.
"Since fossil fuels -- particularly coal -- are likely to remain the dominant energy source of the twenty-first century, stabilizing the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide will require permanent storage of enormous quantities of captured carbon dioxide safely away from the atmosphere."
Schrag and his colleagues say an ideal storage method could be the injection of carbon dioxide into ocean sediments hundreds of meters thick. The combination of low temperature and high pressure at ocean depths of 3,000 meters turns carbon dioxide into a liquid denser than the surrounding water, removing the possibility of escape and ensuring virtually permanent storage.
Injecting carbon dioxide into seafloor sediments rather than squirting it directly into the ocean traps the gas, minimizing damage to marine life while ensuring that the gas will not eventually escape to the atmosphere via the mixing action of ocean currents.
At sufficiently extreme deep-sea temperatures and pressures, carbon dioxide moves beyond its liquid phase to form solid and immobile hydrate crystals, further boosting the system's stability. The scientists say that thus stored, the gas would be secure enough to withstand even the most severe earthquakes or other geomechanical upheaval.
Other researchers have proposed storing carbon dioxide in geologic formations such as natural gas fields, but terrestrial reservoirs run a risk of leakage.
"Deep sea sediments represent an enormous storage reservoir," says House, a graduate student in Harvard's Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. "Some 22 percent, or 1.3 million square kilometers, of the seafloor within the United States' exclusive economic zone is more than 3,000 meters deep. Since we estimate that the annual U.S. emission of carbon dioxide could be stored in sediments beneath just 80 square kilometers, the seafloor within U.S. territory could store our nation's excess carbon dioxide for thousands of years to come."
Outside the United States' 200-mile economic zone, the scientists write, the total carbon dioxide storage capacity in deep-sea sediments is essentially unlimited.
The scientists note that thin or impermeable sediments are inappropriate for carbon dioxide storage, as are areas beneath steep deep-sea slopes, where landslides could free the gas. They add that further assessment of the mechanical feasibility of delivering carbon dioxide to the seafloor, as well as study of possible effects on sea levels, is needed.
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A new analysis of ocean-floor sediments collected near the North Pole finds that the Arctic was extremely warm, unusually wet and ice-free the last time massive amounts of greenhouse gases were released into the Earth's atmosphere - a prehistoric period 55 million years ago. The findings appear in the Aug. 10 issue of Nature.
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The Human Development Conference is a student-run event sponsored by the Ford Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity at the University of Notre Dame.
John Gibbons, Conference Cochair
John is a senior political science and Chinese major with an international development studies minor. He spent the past summer in Pune, India, conducting research on an ethnonationalist political party. He plans to pursue a career in international social entrepreneurship after graduation.
Eddie Linczer, Conference Cochair
Eddie is a senior studying political science and Chinese. Currently he is conducting research on Chinese cyber-espionage against the United States. Next year Eddie plans to start a foreign policy career in Washington, DC.
Jenna Ahn, Center for Social Concerns Liaison
Jenna is a senior theology and pre-health studies double major who spent the last two summers working alongside the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata, India. Jenna is writing a senior honors theology thesis on contemporary theologies of mission and the Missionaries of Charity.
Orrin Belden, Club/Class Liaison & Abstract Committee
Orrin is a junior science pre-professional major with minors in international development studies and L atino studies. He spent last summer in Quito, Ecuador working with Timmy Global Health and Tierra Nueva on research about the perceptions and trends of chronic diseases in resource- poor communities. Orrin plans to pursue a medical degree after graduation, to serve communities both in the US and in Latin America.
Ana Dionne-Lanier, External Contacts
Ana is a senior political science and peace studies major. She spent the summer before her junior year in Uganda and Rwanda studying post- conflict reconciliation. She hopes to work abroad after graduation.
Lindsey Forsberg, Faculty Liaison
Lindsey is in her fourth year of the Reilly Dual Degree program, studying electrical engineering and anthropology. Last year s he studied at Oxford University and spent the following summer in northern Uganda, where she worked on long-range wireless and solar energy projects. On campus, Lindsey is the student assistant for the Notre Dame Initiative for Global Development.
Genevieve Gill-Wiehl, Editor/Writer
Genevieve is a senior studying English and pre-health studies with a minor in international development studies. She spent the past summer in Lima, Peru, researching support systems for community health workers who work with multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis patients. Genevieve hopes to pursue an MD/MPH after graduation.
Carolina Gutierrez, Logistics & Abstract Committee
Carolina is a sophomore majoring in finance with a supplementary major in applied and computational mathematics and statistics. She is currently conducting research for the economics department regarding the motivations for why people save in developing countries.
Magdalena Guzman, Data Coordinator & Abstract Committee
Maggie is a sophomore business major with an international development studies minor. She spent her last summer in her native Mexico, working with the local government on ways to improve the state's recreational spaces in order to increase community engagement and social capital given the recent wave of violence. She plans a career in the Foreign Service.
Jingting Kang, Abstract Committee
Jingting "Lily" is a sophomore majoring in business, sociology, and actuarial science. Born and raised in China, she came to the United States as an exchange student at the age of 15 and has also studied in the United Kingdom and Israel. As an entrepreneurial enthusiast, a world traveler, and a pioneer seeking truths in human society, she hopes to launch and oversee an international social enterprise in the future.
Madi King, Abstract Committee
Madi is a sophomore political science and international development studies minor. She plans to conduct research on the effects of capitalism in India during the next two summers. Also involved in the Hesburgh Public Service Program, Madi is pursuing a career in foreign service and diplomacy after graduation.
Deanna Kolberg, Faculty Liaison
Deanna is a senior studying political science and Chinese. She's done research in India, China, Vietnam, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Her major themes of study are federal mandate implementation methods and Chinese soft power. Deanna plans on continuing her studies in graduate school next year.
Anna Kottkamp, Editor/Writer
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Geri Lanham, Housing Chair & External Contacts
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Hien Luu, Graphic Designer
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Chris Newton, Abstract Committee Chair
Chris is a junior political science major and international development studies minor. He spent last summer in Rwanda conducting research on Rwanda's regional foreign policy. He is currently studying abroad in Jerusalem, Israel.
Megan Olson, Abstract Committee
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Jackie Paul, Photo Contest Coordinator
Jackie is a junior sociology major with a business economics minor. She is focusing her studies on international development and humanitarian aid work. She spent last summer in Komga, South Africa working at a children's home through the Center for Social Concern's ISSLP program. She is currently conducting research comparing religious and secular INGOs.
Jessica Peck, Presenter Liaison
Jessica is a sophomore romance languages major and international development studies minor. Her main focus in development is improving the effectiveness of education in developing countries. She hopes to work on the topic in Latin America this summer.
Thomas Rieth, Internal Communication
Thomas is a sophomore anthropology major with arts and letters premedical supplementary major and a minor in international development studies. He has an interest in global health and plans on pursuing a career in the health field.
Ena Solorzano, Presenter Liaison
Ena is a sophomore economics and political science major with an international development studies minor. Raised in El Salvador, her main goal is to help her country develop through education and its impact on economic growth . She is currently deciding what type of research she will be doing in Latin America in the upcoming year.
Emily Strickland, External Contacts
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Denise Umubyeyi, External Contacts
Denise Umubyeyi is a senior political science and international development studies minor. This past summer she spent eight weeks conducting research on the Clinton Health Initiative Human Resources for Health Program in Kigali, Rwanda, her country of birth.
Ilse Zenteno, Editor/Writer
Ilse is a senior political science and peace studies major. She has spent the last few years exploring a diverse range of socioeconomic communities, working with migrants in Cochabamba, Bolivia and Toledo, Spain; living with those coming out of prison and/or jail in Albuquerque, NM; serving the homeless here in South Bend, or exploring tensions in Israel and Palestine. She plans to pursue post-graduate service in Latin America.


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Evidence collection, the storage and preparation of evidence for court, forensic examination of items and, above all, maintenance and integrity of evidence leads to successful prosecution.
Continued education and timely use of knowledge both in our lab and at crime scenes helps promote public safety and awareness of technology and its application to law enforcement.
Per Oregon State Statute, found property is held for 90 days and then disposed of or sent to auction.
Unclaimed property is deemed abandoned property and will also be disposed of or auctioned according to state law. See Found/Unclaimed Property below for more information.
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The Canby Police Department has in its physical possession found and unclaimed personal property described below. If you have any ownership interest in any of that unclaimed property, you must file a claim with the Canby Police Department within 30 days or you will lose your interest in that property.
Property includes: bicycles, U.S. currency, ID's, backpacks, firearms, and other misc items. If you believe some of this property is yours, phone the Canby Police Property Room at 503-266-0761. Satisfactory proof of lawful ownership must be presented before property will be returned; such proof may consist of an accurate description of the unclaimed property. Positive identification is required before property will be released.
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You must present photo identification and one of the following:
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Upton, N.Y. (UPI) Jun 27, 2012
A U.S. particle physics lab has set a record for achieving the highest man-made temperature, Guinness World Records says.
The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York collides gold ions at nearly the speed of light with impact energy so intense it creates temperatures of around 4 trillion degrees Celsius, about 250,000 times hotter than the center of the sun.
At that temperature and energy level neutrons and protons inside the gold nuclei "melt," researchers said, releasing fundamental quarks and gluons that form a nearly friction-free primordial plasma that existed in Nature only about a millionth of a second after the Big Bang.
"There are many cool things about this ultra-hot matter," physicist Steven Vigdor, said in a Brookhaven release. "We expected to reach these temperatures -- that is, after all, why RHIC was built -- but we did not at all anticipate the nearly perfect liquid behavior."
While the 2.4-mile underground atomic accelerator at RHIC now holds the record, the 17-mile Large Hadron Collider at Europe's CERN laboratory in Switzerland is smashing lead ions together in its own super-hot recreations of the Big Bang and may have already trumped the U.S. research record.
"The energy density at the LHC is a factor of three higher than at RHIC," CERN physicist Despina Hatzifotiadou said. "This translates to a 30 percent increase in absolute temperature compared to the value achieved by RHIC."
However, CERN has not yet published an official temperature measurement of its own quark-gluon plasma, leaving the record in New York -- for now.
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NEW DELHI - An extensive sight-seeing tour of New Delhi would include a visit:- Humayun's Tomb - Built in the mid 16th century by Haji Begum, senior wife of Humayun's, the second Mughal emperor, Humayun's Tomb is an early example of Mughal architecture built in Delhi. Qutub Minar - 13 km to the south of Connaught Circus at Lalkote of 8th century Tomor Rajputs, the 72.5 m high Victory Pillar stands as a victory stand of a Muslim King Kutub-ud-din-Aibak in India. A drive along the ceremonial avenue - Rajpath, past the imposing India Gate, Parliament House, the President's Residence, Lotus Temple and would end with a drive through the Diplomatic Enclave. Overnight stay in Delhi hotel of Golden Triangle India.
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Early morning, pick up from the hotel, transfer to New Delhi railway station to board the super fast air conditioned Shatabdi Express train to Agra. Breakfast in the train, Arrive Agra in approx. 02 hours & visit the magnificent:- Taj Mahal - A white marble Tomb building 1631 - 1648 in Agra, seat of the Mughal Empire by Shah Jahan for his wife, Arjuman Banu Begum, the monument sums up many of the formal themes that have played through Islamic architecture. Its refined elegance is a conspicuous contrast both to the Hindu architecture of pre - Islamic India, with its thick walls, corbelled arches and heavy lintels and to the Indo Islamic styles, in which Hindu elements are combined with an electric assortment of motifs from Persian and Turkish sources. The Agra fort - situated on the banks of Yamuna river, north west of the Taj Mahal, this majestic fort was started by the Emperor Akbar and it developed as a strong hold of the Mughal Empire, under successive generations. This majestic fortness of red sandstone encompasses with in its 2.5 km long endosure walls, the imperial city of the Mughal rulers. It comprises many visionary palaces, such as the Jahangir Palace and the Khas Mahal, built by Shah Jahan, audience halls such as the Dewan I Khas and two very beautiful mosques. Evening free to explore the Agra's rich heritage of handicrafts in its markets. Overnight stay in Agra hotel of Golden Triangle India.
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Breakfast in hotel, after leasurely breakfast drive to (Jaipur) Pink City - enroute visit Fateh Pur Sikri - The Imperial city of the Mughal dynasty. It is very difficult to express the architectural grandeur city as one can only experience the aura of these forts. Famously known as the city of Ghosts, it was built by the great Mughal Emperor. Fateh Pur Sikri is a place worth visiting to discover how once the city could have been which has now turned into ruins, situated 26 miles west of Agra, it was build at orders of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. The buildings at Fateh Pur Sikri blended both Islamic and Hindu elements in their architectural style. Arrive Jaipur in late evening & transfer to hotel. Overnight stay in Jaipur hotel of Golden Triangle India.
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Breakfast in Hotel, after breakfast proceed for sightseeing & visit the majestic Amber Fort, is one that cannot be easily described. The Amber Fort - set in picturesque and rugged hills is a fascinating blend of Mughal Architecture, construct by Raja Mann Singh in 1592 and completed by Swai Jai Singh, the fort is made in red sand stone and white marble. The rugged forbidding exterior belies an inner paradise with a beautiful of art and architecture. Amber Fort is the classic and romantic fort palace with a magnificent aura. The interior wall of palace depicts expressive painting scenes with carvings, precious stones and mirror settings. The City Palace located in the heart of the world city. The City Palace is a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture and the royal family still lives in a part of the Palace. The building now forms the Maharaja Swai Man Singh II Museum and on display here are a wide array of royal costumes, some vary exquisite and precious pashmina (Kashmiri) shawls, Benaras silk sarries sauganeri prints and folk embroidery. Evening transfer to railway station to board the air conditioned train to Delhi, Dinner in the train. Arrive Delhi & transfer to hotel. Overnight stay in Delhi hotel of Golden Triangle India.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, "Oklahoma!," will be performed by the Buffalo High School Drama Department this Friday and Saturday at the schools' auditorium.
Drama Coach Nancy Tabb said she has 25 students and 8 adults to perform the big musical, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1944.
She give us a brief run down of the story line of "Oklahoma."
Songs featured in the musical include "The Surrey with the Fringe on Top," "Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'" and "Oklahoma!"
The performances will be this Friday, February 28th and Saturday, March 1st at 7 o'clock both nights.
Admission is free, but donations will be accepted to help with costs of putting on the play.
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Subject: Re: [TSL] Arrival of ship "Miirror" - New York - 1820
Date: Sat, 10 Aug 2002 19:51:53 -0500
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The US started keeping arriving passenger lists in 1820. To the extent the
originals survived until the age of microfilming, they can be accessed on
microfilms at the National Archives, your nearest Mormon Family History
Center, and maybe at your local public library (depending on how active a
genealogical section your library has). Those microfilms are organized by
port, date of arrival at the port, and then in order of arrival at the port.
If you get lucky you might find the list for the "Mirror" in the New York
lists for 1820. Good luck in accessing the lists at any of the above three
potential sources.
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Subject: [TSL] Arrival of ship "Miirror" - New York - 1820
> I have located family of Michael Robson and family arriving on ship
"Mirror" in New York, 1820 - very probably from Great Britain. Can anyone
tell me exact date that ship arrived - and from what port?
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Kidneys are primarily responsible for removing excess water from the body and also they play an important role in retaining the water when the body actually needs water. They are also responsible for many other functions, but some of our activities affect kidneys to a great extent and without knowing this, many of us continue to follow those habits. Here are the details about the activities that can affect the effective functioning of these organs. When you become aware of them, you can stay away to ensure the healthy functioning of these organs:
Timely emptying of bladder does not happen:
When timely emptying of bladder does not happen and when this is continued regularly, it will have an impact on the healthy functioning of these organs. When urine is kept in the bladder for long, it will cause the bacteria present in the urine to multiply, thereby leading to kidney and urinary infection. Even, it can lead to incontinence and renal failure as the urine that is not let out for long will create pressure on the kidneys. So, do not delay the call of nature here after, if you follow this as a practice.
Insufficient water intake:
Not taking sufficient water can also cause huge damage. Generally, kidneys are responsible for flushing out metabolic wastes from the body and they also regulate the erythrocyte production. When there is a lack of water supply to the body, there will be lesser flow of blood to the kidneys as the blood will become concentrated. This will bring down the ability of kidneys to eliminate toxins from the body. When more toxins remain in the body, more health problems will spur up. It is suggested that a healthy adult should take at least 10-12 glasses of water and other fluids on a daily basis to keep the kidneys healthier and to keep the body hydrated.
High salt consumption:
Some people regularly add more salt to their foods and this can badly affect the kidneys. These organs generally metabolize about 95% sodium consumed through foods. When the salt content in the body increases, the kidneys will have to work harder for removing them, which in turn might lead to decreased kidney functioning, thereby causing water retention in the body. Water retention in turn will lead to blood pressure hike, thereby increasing the chances of kidney diseases.
Regular use of analgesics:
Many of us have the practice of taking over-the-counter painkillers to reduce pain, fever and inflammation. But, these medicines can cause damage to different organs in the body inclusive of kidneys. Reports state that these painkillers can reduce the flow of blood to the kidneys, thereby affecting their function. Regular intake of these medicines can also lead to renal failure. So, it is recommended that analgesics should be used only in recommended doses as per the prescription of doctor.
Diet rich in protein:
Even though, protein is good for health, when its consumption increases like when red meat with high protein content is taken in huge quantity, it can affect the functioning of kidneys.


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Civil War Trust targets Gettysburg preservation
Just off Baltimore Pike, down a winding road and through the woods lies a small clearing.
A pile of large stones stacked one on top of the other forms a short wall that looks near collapse. A nearby deep stone well is speckled with thick green moss and nearly covered by tall overgrown grass.
Nowadays the area is quiet, off the beaten path. But 150 years ago, it was the site of a skirmish between the extreme eastern flanks of the Union and Confederate armies that left 20 soldiers dead or wounded.
The moss-covered stones and well are remnants of the home of John Taney, which was used as shelter for Confederate sharpshooters of the 2nd Virginia on the third day of battle, said local historian Dean Shultz.
Postwar changes
After the war, the property changed hands several times before the house was finally vacated in the 1940s. The house burned down in the 1950s, and the land was purchased by a private individual, Shultz said.
In order to preserve the remaining foundation of the Taney house and to better remember the events that happened there, the Civil War Trust has recently begun a fundraising campaign to purchase the 3-acre property for preservation and donation to the National Park Service.
Called the Forgotten Flanks of Gettysburg campaign, the trust is aiming to purchase a total of 112 acres at three different locations around Gettysburg where flanks of the Confederate and Union armies were once positioned.
The trust has received $798,000 from private donors and the Park Service's land acquisition funds, leaving the trust with $250,000 left to raise.
The target properties are 36 acres near the roundtops on Howe Avenue, 73 acres next to South Cavalry Field, and 3 acres near Spangler's Spring and the John Taney Farm.
The Confederates found themselves near Spangler's Spring in an effort to engage and work their way around the extreme Union right flank on the morning of July 3, 1863. Soon four Union regiments belonging to Gen. Thomas Neill's Sixth Corps brigade moved to the area near Rock Creek where the Confederate Virginians and North Carolinians were positioned.
Fighting soon broke out with Confederate soldiers shooting from the house of John Taney onto Union forces at a neighboring house.
For these soldiers, wrote Civil War Trust historian Garry Adelman, "July 3rd was not about the famous Pickett's Charge — it was about the skirmishing in the woods and fields on Wolf Hill that killed or wounded more than twenty of their comrades. This was their Battle of Gettysburg."
Trust's objective
Obtaining the land where this skirmish took place will bring the Civil War Trust one step closer toward widening public access to long forgotten parcels of the battlefield, including Neill Avenue, dubbed the least visited location at the Gettysburg National Military Park.
Hidden among parcels of privately owned land, the path has become known as Lost Avenue, forcing adventurous visitors to wade Rock Creek to reach it.
While the Civil War Trust's target property around the John Taney farm does not include the land directly adjacent to Neill Avenue, it would bring public lands ever closer to the famed Lost Avenue, Adelman said. It also could help create a clearer path leading from the John Taney Farm to Neill Avenue, saving future Civil War enthusiasts a trip across the creek.
Climactic event
On the morning of July 3, as fighting broke out between the Union right and Confederate left flanks on the Taney farm, the opposite side of the Union line sat safe and protected, east of the roundtops. The Union left flank, made up of men from the 5th Wisconsin under Gen. David Russell's brigade, positioned itself along modern-day Howe Avenue, off of Taneytown Road. The 36-acre plot of land adjacent to Howe Avenue, is another one of the Civil War Trust's target properties.
"By July 3rd, the Confederate line was already twice as long as the Union line," Adelman said. "The Confederate line was already stretched too thin and couldn't reach the Union flank near the round tops."
This left the Union right flank on Howe Avenue secure until it was called in around 3 p.m. on July 3 to help repel Pickett's Charge.
As the now infamous Pickett's Charge played out on Cemetery Ridge, the Union left and Confederate right flanks fought their own battle next to South Cavalry Field off of Emmitsburg Road, the location of the final 73-acre Civil War Trust target property. Here, light Confederate cavalry forces of the 1st South Carolina were confronted by the superior Union cavalry led by Gen. Wesley Merritt, Adelman said. The Confederate cavalry was then reinforced by foot soldiers from Gen. George "Tige" Anderson's brigade.
"So you had Union cavalry fighting Confederate infantry," Adelman said. "That's very uncommon at Gettysburg."
The skirmish eventually ended in a draw as the Union forces failed to push through or around the Confederate flank. After a failed Pickett's Charge, the Battle of Gettysburg itself ended that day, leaving the Confederates to begin to withdraw July 4.
In the aftermath
After the soldiers left town and the thousands of dead were buried, the people of Gettysburg attempted to continue on with their lives. Over the years the town grew and developed and despite a boom in monuments and the creation of a national park, certain parts of the battle and the ground on which it was fought were inevitably forgotten, Adelman said. That is why the Civil War Trust is so devoted toward its preservation efforts at Gettysburg and other battlefields throughout the country.
"Ultimately we hope that this land becomes part of the National Park Service and that visitors will have access to it, so that they will understand the battlefield and American history better," Adelman said. "At the same time we are preventing a hotel, residential development or other non-historical activities from happening on this hallowed ground."
Learning about the extreme flanks of the Confederate and Union armies is essential in understanding how the bloodiest battle of the Civil War played out, with the flanks constantly moving and testing their opponent, Adelman said.
"The flanks were inherently vulnerable and therefore very important, lest the enemy overwhelm the flank and cause havoc," Adelman said. "With the flanks came great responsibility and vulnerability."
Standing on the aging foundation of the John Taney house, Shultz said, that historical importance is all the more clear.


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It seems to me that most of us are hoping for and expecting a political solution to our unemployment problems. We hope that somehow our government will wave a magic wand of new policies and lawmaking, and voila — we will suddenly see American companies start to hire workers in numbers sufficient to overcome the current situation in which at least 14 million are out of work, and millions more are severely underemployed.
It also seems clear that stimulus packages, the ongoing extension of unemployment benefits and even the extension of tax cuts will not solve the real underlying problem. The problem is that our elected leaders, manufacturers, retailers and we as consumers have all participated in causing millions of jobs to be sent overseas in order to produce goods that we then buy because of the lower prices, primarily caused by lower labor costs.
I believe there is an answer that is really pretty basic. The solution will have to be driven primarily from the bottom up by us as consumers instead of top down by our political leaders.
This simple idea is that we as Americans and consumers have to change the way we spend our money on goods and services. We have to make what are necessary and even patriotic decisions to insist that more goods be produced in America. We can cause this by buying American-made products whenever possible.
I say patriotic because I sincerely believe we are in an economic war for the survival of our great country. Please note that I did not say to buy only products made by American companies. The critical issue is that we drastically increase the numbers of products that are made or even assembled here.
In the space of a few decades, we have lost most of our manufacturing job base largely because of our own actions. I have to confess that I am as guilty as anyone. I am probably the least likely person to write this, because up until now, I have rarely thought about where an item I buy is made. I have been more concerned about who made something than where, and I then try to find the lowest cost. When I look at product labels in my home, almost all are from outside our country.
Your initial thought might be that it is too difficult to find many American-made products. However, if we all begin to find and buy them, more will appear. When businesses realize that they can make more money by manufacturing and selling products that are made here, they will respond by finding a way to supply those products.
Our government could play a supportive role in this process of changing consumer behavior. Extending the tax cuts would be a start in freeing up money to be spent. Perhaps state and local laws could be enacted that would allow American-made goods to be sold with no sales tax? Maybe our government could further help by allowing significant tax credits for each new job created in America?
Our government could also require that the country of manufacture or assembly be clearly labeled on all products. Retailers could certainly help by seeking products made here and aggressively advertising their availability to consumers.
I was going to suggest higher tariffs on foreign-made goods. However, historically these seem to simply begin a process of retaliation by foreign governments that reduce our own exports.
I do believe, though, that we, as Americans who represent roughly 25 percent of the global consumption, can send an incredibly powerful message to manufacturers all over the world. If you want our money, make your products in our country.
Begin now by reading labels and then make USA-made products your choice. When you find them, tell your friends. If we could unify behind this idea, our impact can be immense. This may be our only real hope to bring jobs back to our country and help solve an unemployment crisis that will only get worse for our coming generations.
Many Internet sites exist to help consumers find USA-made products. These include; www.madehereinamerica.com, www.americansworking.com, www.madeinusa.org, and many others. I even noticed that Amazon.com has a section on its website that features American-made goods. Interestingly Walmart does not have a similar site. Think of the impact possible if we demanded that more homemade products be carried by them.
I am convinced that we the people have to be the catalyst for reversing the tidal wave of our jobs leaving our country. Should we demand that our leaders help in this endeavor, absolutely. However, let us speak by our actions beginning right now. If you think this is a reasonable idea, please spread the word. This is one idea that really can't wait, and we cannot afford to sit back and let someone else take responsibility for fixing what has truly become the biggest threat in our country's history. How else will we ever actually create job opportunities for today's unemployed and our future generations? How many more millions of jobs have to be sent overseas before we finally wake up and take action? We the people can make this happen. Let's do it, beginning now.
This is what I think. How about you?


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Rear Window was a trifle late when describing Edeltraud Grill as still being one of the biggest shareholders in engineering giant
The former wife of chief executive
Edeltraud received the shares from her former husband in late May as part of the settlement of their 2008 divorce.
As per the agreement, she was unable to offload the shares during her former husband's tenure as chief executive except by way of a book-build.
The sale comes ahead of Worley's annual general meeting, which is being held in Sydney today.
A vote will be held regarding the granting of performance rights to several executive directors.
Grill still holds 10.57 per cent of Worley's issued capital, worth about $590 million.
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Past 2011-2012 Events
Fall 2011
Freshmen Orientation Calling Program
(All freshmen)
August 27, 9:30-11:00am
This presentation introduces the concept of "calling" as it pertains to
future vocation. It also provides an introduction to the centralized
Career Services Office (CSO) programs and resources that enhance the
services of ECS (Education Career Services).
Freshmen Luncheon (Elementary and Secondary Education majors only)
Saturday, August 27, 11:15-1:30
Old Map
Old Map
New students—this is just for you! You'll gather professional advice
from GCC faculty and K-12 teachers in the field. Don't miss this
excellent opportunity to launch your teaching career!!
Evangelical Christian Academy, SPAIN Info Session
Tuesday, Sept. 27, 5-6 PM
Wang, '03, will present on international teaching, teaching in Spain,
and opportunities to serve with
SEND International.
She has spent the last two years teaching in Spain at
Christian Academy, a school primarily serving missionary kids.
Sophia will be in the Breen Student Union from Monday, Sept. 26 through
Thursday, Sept. 29 for
more information.
"Teacher Resumes: What do principals want?"
Wednesday, Sept. 28, 4:30-5:30
Need help with your resume? Plan to attend this workshop for tips on
format, content, and marketability of your teacher resume.
Professions Career Fair
Tuesday, October 4, 6:30-9:00 PM
Come explore career opportunities in the health field. Education
students: Explore opportunities in school psychology and school
counseling. RSVP by Sept. 30 on
English Language Institute of China (ELIC)
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Student Union
Meet with Amy Garrett, rep from ELIC, at her table in the Union.
ELIC offers a variety of short- and long-term opportunities to teach in
13th Annual Career Fair
Wednesday, October 5,
PLC/IM Room
While this event is not specifically for education majors, there WILL BE
organizations related to the interests of ed. students. Last year,
approximately 120 organizations attended from various sectors (for-profit,
non-profit, graduate schools, seminaries, law schools, etc.). This
is a convenient opportunity to get some job fair
Peace Corps
Wednesday, October 5, 6:00 PM
Peace Corps offers a way to refine and develop skills
and gain international experience, while helping others. BusinessWeek
consistently rates Peace Corps as one of the best places to launch a
career. Come hear from recruiter Jonnette Maurer about what it is like
to serve overseas in the Peace Corps. (Ms. Maurer will also be available
earlier in the day at the CSO Career Fair, 12-5:00).
Leaders for Christ Costa Rica
Thursday, October 6, 5:00-6:00 PM
PLC Conference Room
Join Katie Duffy, '09, to hear more about Glory
Christian School/Leaders for Christ Costa Rica! Learn about
opportunities to serve as a short-term missionary (summer opportunities
available) or a long-term missionary teacher in a bilingual, private
Christian school.
International Schools of China (ISC)
Monday, October 10, 2011
HAL Atrium
Stop by to talk with Cindy Fox, a rep from ISC, about opportunities to
teach English in China. Ms. Fox will
also be holding an
Info Session
Fishbowl 215 from
12:00-12:30 PM. Click
here for more information about ISC.
Ms. Fox will
also be holding an
Info Session
Fishbowl 215 from
12:00-12:30 PM. Click
here for more information about ISC.
Like a Professional
Tuesday, October 11
Wondering what to expect in a teaching interview? Mrs. Snyder will
provide tips for preparing, sample questions, and insight into the
employer's objectives.
Educator Professional Development Day and Job Fair
Friday, October 21, 2011
Slippery Rock University
SRU welcomes GCC education seniors to this event. A panel of
school administrators will kick off the day by offering tips on the
job-hunting process; a teacher job fair will follow. Students are
able to interact with employers at their respective tables; some
employers will conduct interviews.
Internship Fair
Wednesday, November
9, 2:00-4:00pm
Student Union Great
The Internship Fair is a great opportunity to hear
from your peers about their summer experiences. Summer is a great
time to build skills that increase your confidence and marketability for
teaching. Stop by to learn about different internship opportunities
available at a variety of great organizations.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Student Union
Meet with Jay Stenfors, rep from ELIC, at his table in the Union, 11-1:30
(intermittently from 8:00-11:00AM and 1:30-3:00PM). ELIC offers a
variety of short- and long-term opportunities to teach in China.
TeachBeyond & Black Forest Academy Info Session
TeachBeyond & Black Forest Academy Info Session
Thursday, Novermber 10, 4:30-5:30 PM
Thursday, Novermber 10, 4:30-5:30 PM
Thursday, Novermber 10, 4:30-5:30 PM
The recruiter, Mike Koerber, will be on campus Thursday and Friday in the
Student Union. However, for the Info Session, he will share info
on teaching opportunities with all of the international schools
TeachBeyond represents. Also, we will skype with Heather Brown,
'10, who is teaching with
Black Forest Academy,
a TeachBeyond school. Heather will share about her experience in
Germany: the transitions to Germany, to first year of teaching, etc.
here to pre-register on JobGrove.
Howard County Public School System (MD) Info Session
Howard County Public School System (MD) Info Session
Tuesday, November 15, 4:30-5:30 PM
Tuesday, November 15, 4:30-5:30 PM
PLC Conference Room
PLC Conference Room
Participate in a live webinar with an HR rep from HCPSS. Come hear
about the teaching application process, upcoming job fairs for HCPSS and
the state of MD, and more. (There are NO additional Praxis exams
required for PA-certified teachers moving to MD!) Click
here for
more information.
here to register on JobGrove before November 14th.
Participate in a live webinar with an HR rep from HCPSS. Come hear
about the teaching application process, upcoming job fairs for HCPSS and
the state of MD, and more. (There are NO additional Praxis exams
required for PA-certified teachers moving to MD!) Click
here for
more information.
Alumni Mock
of Nov. 28 - Dec. 2 and Dec. 5-9 (TBA)
CSO, all
day/30-minute interviews
Sign up on
JobGrove for a mock interview with Grove City College alumni to build
your interviewing skills. (Look for the ECS posting of mock
interviews with an area school district administrator.)
Portfolio for Teachers
Saturday, December 3, 10-11:30 AM
TLC Auditorium
binder, or brochure? What should you do? Recent graduates return to
share from their experience preparing and using their job search
portfolio. Come with questions and leave with answers! You'll learn
what to include, when to use the portfolio, how to use it in the job
search, tips for formatting, and much more. The alums will bring
samples to share as well.
here to register on JobGrove before
December 1st.
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA--Employer Info Session (Webinar)
Monday, December 12, 5:00-6:00 PM
PLC Conference Room
Participate in a live
webinar with a human resources representative from Fairfax County Public
Schools (FCPS). Come hear about the teaching application process, upcoming
job fairs for FCPS, transferring your PA certificate to VA, and more.
(Fairfax County hired 1200+ teachers for 2011-12 and anticipates hiring
more for 2012-13.) FCPS teacher fairs are Feb 26 (secondary) and
March 26 (elementary). Click
here for more information.
*To help Education Career Services anticipate attendance,
please click
here to register on
JobGrove before December 12.
Thursday, December 15, 10 AM-12 PM
Take a study break and stop by ECS, HAL 100, for a quick, 15-minute
walk-in appointment with Deb Snyder to ask any career-related questions
you have before leaving for winter break.
Camp Fair
Monday, February 6, 1-4 PMIM RoomCheck out
51 camps from 5 states interested in talking with you about their
summer needs. Click
HERE to access the Camp Fair Directory.
Network of International Christian Schools (NICS)
Wednesday, March 7HAL Atrium (9:30-5:00)KDP Presentation, 7
Jennifer Walker will be available during the day in HAL Atrium and
presenting on the Network of International
Christian Schools at 7pm through the Kappa Delta Pi professional
development series.
NICS provides opportunities to incorporate an American-style
education (in English, American curriculum, American school calendar) and
reach students from all over the world with quality international school
education. NICS operates 19 international Christian schools in 15
countries (see the NICS website for a complete listing of countries).
NICS is looking for teachers and administrators who are passionate about
sharing their faith in and out of the classroom. Our students represent
over 100 countries and are primarily the children of businessmen, military
personnel, missionaries, diplomats, and embassy staff. An ideal
teaching candidate would have a bachelor's degree and teacher
Southern Teachers Agency Job FairSaturday,
March 10Washington, DCSouthern
Teachers Agency helps teachers find jobs in private/independent schools
around the South. STA provides a free service to prospective teachers
with knowledgeable, professional placement counselors guiding candidates
through the competitive search process. Candidates must have a
Bachelor's degree to teach in a private school, but certification is not
always required. Southern Teachers Job Fairs are open only to active
STA candidates, so apply now! The deadline to apply for candidacy is:
February 17, 2012. To apply, please visit our website at
and submit an online application along with your resume and cover
Bering Strait School District Virtual Employer Info Sesion
Monday, March 12, 5:30-6:15pm
PLC Conference Room
A virtual info session on the Bering Strait School District in
Alaska will be held on Monday March 12th, 2012 from 5:30-6:15pm. There
is no need to sign up. Come hear from two 2011 graduates who are
currently teaching at the Bering Strait School District in Alaska.
Caleb Jablonski and Gino Brancaleone are both teachers at BSSD, and they
found their jobs through the PERC Teacher Jon Fair. Caleb, Gino and two
BSSD representatives will join us via Skype for an info session on
teaching in Alaska. Check
here for Gino's profile on the ECS website.
The Bering Strait School District, in
northwest Alaska, serves fifteen isolated villages on the Seward
Peninsula, on the eastern end of Norton Sound and on two islands in the
Bering Sea. Current enrollment is approximately 1800 students and is
almost 100% Alaskan Native Inupiat, Yu'pik or Siberian Yu'pik Eskimo.
Careers in Education Expo
Thursday, March 15, 4-6:30 PM
Westminster College
Come to explore, Leave with ideas
Open to students of all majors from all
WestPACS-member colleges. *No cost or pre-registration for
~EXPLORE unique opportunities to apply skills outside of the traditional
~PURSUE opportunities for summer, part-time and professional employment
~TALK with reps about JOBS in a variety of education related fields
PERC Teacher Job Fair
Wednesday, March 21
Monroeville Convention Center
Monroeville Convention Center
This is the big one - our major
teacher job fair of the year. Approximately 100 school districts
(and a few online placement organizations) will be at PERC to share
information and conduct interviews for teaching positions. GCC will
sponsor a bus to and from PERC.
Check the
PERC website
for more info.
Professionalism "Know-How" Night
Thursday, March 22, 5:30-7:00 PM
RSVP by this Friday, March 16
An evening of dinner & dessert and tips on
professional etiquette & dress! All students in attendance will receive
special discount coupons for the Grove City Prime Outlet stores.
MERC Teacher Job
Friday, March 23
Sheraton Baltimore City Center
Baltimore, MD
The Maryland Association of School Personnel
Administrators and the Maryland State Department of Education are proud to
bring tomorrow's teachers together with all 24 Maryland public school
systems. This event is hosted by the Maryland Education Recruitment
Consortium. See www.maspamd.org
for more details.
Peace Corps Virtual Info Session
Peace Corps Virtual Info Session
Monday, March 26, 4-5 PM
Monday, March 26, 4-5 PM
Come to a virtual info session to learn more about opportunities with
the Peace Corps. Education majors with state certifications in English and
ESL are in high demand. Majors relating to environmental science, social
studies, French, and Spanish are also always needed. Gain insight
and have your questions answered.
Come to a virtual info session to learn more about opportunities with
the Peace Corps. Education majors with state certifications in English and
ESL are in high demand. Majors relating to environmental science, social
studies, French, and Spanish are also always needed. Gain insight
and have your questions answered.
Teach for America Info Session
Teach for America Info Session
Wednesday, April 11, 3:30-4:30 PM
Wednesday, April 11, 3:30-4:30 PM
CSO Conference Room
Interested in learning more about Teach For
America? Thinking of applying as a corps member next year (juniors)?
Then attend this session to learn more about the
organization from TFA recruiters, and hear from a GCC and TFA alumnus
(Elizabeth Allison '09) about her experience as a corps member.
Teach for America seeks talented individuals from all
backgrounds to join Teach For America's staff and play a critical role in
eliminating our nation's academic achievement gap. Competitive candidates
usually have a combination of high academic achievement (GPA of 3.5 or
greater) and campus or community leadership experience.
Interested in learning more about Teach For
America? Thinking of applying as a corps member next year (juniors)?
Then attend this session to learn more about the
organization from TFA recruiters, and hear from a GCC and TFA alumnus
(Elizabeth Allison '09) about her experience as a corps member.
Teach for America seeks talented individuals from all
backgrounds to join Teach For America's staff and play a critical role in
eliminating our nation's academic achievement gap. Competitive candidates
usually have a combination of high academic achievement (GPA of 3.5 or
greater) and campus or community leadership experience.
"Job Search Tips for Teachers"
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Shane Mills, a 2011 graduate and math secondary
education major will be
offering advice to current education majors on looking for jobs. Shane has
been a PSSA Math Coach and is currently a long-term sub at Freeport Area
Junior High. At the info session Shane will offer tips on: portfolios,
resumes, and other job search documents; where to look for jobs; how to
proceed when geographical options are limited; developing an effective
"back-up" plan; creative job search strategies; and tips for transitioning
to the classroom.
Wake County Public School System Recruitment
Tuesday, April 24, 11:00am - 2:30pm & Wednesday,
April 25, 9:00am - 2:30pm
McKay Education Building, Slippery Rock University
Wake County Public Schools in North Carolina is
recruiting and conducting interviews at Slippery Rock University.
If you are interested, you may email Ms.
Morris, firstname.lastname@example.com by
Sunday at 5pm, with "SRU Interview Request" as the subject line, to
request an interview. A master list with interview times will be
mailed out to students by 7pm on Sunday. Visit
here or contact Mrs. Snyder in
Educational Career Services for more information.
Junior Education
Career Services Meeting
Wednesday, April 25, 4:00-5:00 PM
Juniors, come to this meeting to recieve an
overview of the services, programs, & resources ECS offers, tips from
current seniors on student teaching and various aspects of preparing for
the job search, and what you can do this summer to prepare for next year!
Student Teacher Forum for 2012-13 Elem.
Ed./ECE majors
Monday, April 30, 2012
At this required meeting students will learn valuable information
regarding the student teaching process, hear from special guests about
their experience regarding student teaching, receive and review your
Student Teacher Handbook, participate in a "What Not to Wear" Segment, and
receive your student teaching assignment for the 2012-2013 school year.
CA BOCES Annual Teacher Job Fair
Wednesday May 22, 2012
CA BOCES Center
Olean, NY
The School Districts of Cattaraugus-Allegany and
Allegany counties and their Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES are hosting their
annual Teacher Job Fair on May 22. Representatives from school
districts throughout the Cattaraugus and Allegany counties and
Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES staff members will be available to interview
teacher candidates.


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(11/9/2012) DenPost reports that The Stones Hotel in Kuta, Bali is being cited for violating zoning and building codes by building a structure that is 6 stories high and failing to incorporate Balinese architectural touches and finishes.
Meanwhile, local residents are protesting the construction of a helipad located on the sixth floor of the building. Neighbors are concerned that the turbulence generated by helicopters using the helipad will create whirlwinds that can sweep roofing tiles off surrounding buildings.
A legislator from the Badung House of Rrepresentatives (DPRD-Badung), Wayan Puspa Negara, said: "A number of local citizens have complained by reporting the problem (helicopter pad) to several lawmakers. I hope that the related agencies of government, particularly the Dinas Cipta Karya (Regional Planning Agency), will have the courage to take corrective action against the hotel's owner Usman Sapta. If needed, those sections of the hotel violating the rules should be demolished."
Puspa Negara said The Stones Hotel stands out in its location because surrounding building have Balinese ornamentation, while the new property has adopted a "European design" and apparently exceeds maximum height limitations of 15 meters above ground level.
He also questions if the building plans approved for the building permit (IMB) contained details of the helipad and included planning for the impact of such a facility on the hotel's structure and surrounding areas.
Puspa Negara, who once was involved in a business renting helicopters, added, "I am sure that if a helicopter lands there, surrounding citizens will suffer from the wind turbulence caused by the aircrafts rotors."


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South Carolina returned to practice Wednesday afternoon to continue their preparation for a must-win matchup with Missouri. That preparation has centered around junior Dylan Thompson, whom head coach Steve Spurrier said will make the start at quarterback on Saturday night at Faurot Field.
"Dylan's a good player," said quarterbacks coach G.A. Mangus. "He'll get his chance to go this week. He's practiced good the last couple of days, but he always does. Dylan gets himself ready like he's a starter, that's why I don't worry about Dylan. He'll be ready to roll."
"I think it's a great opportunity," said Thompson. "Missouri has a great defense. They're really talented. We're looking forward to the opportunity to go in there and looking forward to that challenge. We've done it before. I'm really excited about the game and about our team this week. We've really prepared well and we're looking forward to the challenge. This is the biggest game we've played yet. Coach does a good job of making it about the next game and right now Missouri is the next game. That's what we're going to focus on. That's what we've been working for all this week."
Mangus is not surprised by the progress Connor Shaw has made this week after suffering a sprained knee in the loss at Tennessee. "He's throwing it around a little bit. Nothing surprises me with him," noted Mangus. "He's got a little ligament down there that's taking a little bit of time." Mangus would not count Shaw out completely for Saturday. "You never know. We'll see. Today is Wednesday. He's getting better every day. He goes to rehab. He's rehabbing every day and he's good with all that stuff. He takes care of himself and does what he has to do to get rehab, so we'll have to see how the next couple of days go."
Offensive guard Ronald Patrick (ankle) and defensive tackle Kelcy Quarles (knee) returned to full practice on Wednesday. Safety Chaz Elder (concussion) practiced, but did not engage in any contact. Among those who were dressed in yellow "no practice" jerseys were center Cody Waldrop (ankle), running back Brandon Wilds (elbow) and defensive tackle Gerald Dixon Jr. (ankle). Quarterback Connor Shaw (knee) again was dressed in the garnet jersey that the offensive team wears, but did not have on shoulder pads.
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A look how San Diego-area locals are faring on the PGA Tour.
FedEx Cup standing: 4th (same)
Last week: Did not play in AT&T National
This week: Entered in Greenbrier Classic
Notable: Other than the sweet appearance perks he gets (maybe that's a good enough reason), not sure why Mickelson plays here. He's missed the cut the last two years.
FedEx Cup standing: 35th (same)
Last week: T21 (71-71-70-71), $62,864
This week: Not entered
Notable: Played solidly at Congressional, where he missed the cut at the 2011 U.S. Open.
FedEx Cup standing: 37th (lost 1 spot)
Last week: T28 (74-71-70-69), $43,225
This week: Not entered
Notable: Has made the cut in 10 of his last 11 events.
Scott Piercy
FedEx Cup standing: 49th (lost 2 spots)
Last week: Did not play
This week: Not entered
Notable: Returning to play after missing the cut at U.S. Open with 78-76. Tied for 12th last year at Greenbrier.
Pat Perez
FedEx Cup standing: 75th (lost 4 spots)
Last week: 76th (73-72-77-72), $12,220
This week: Entered
Notable: Tied for 27th in last year's Greenbrier and in 2010 shot a couple of 64s to tie for ninth.
John Mallinger
FedEx Cup standing: 172nd (lost 1 spot)
Last week: Did not play
This week: Not entered
Notable: Has not made a start since Heritage in April.
Jeff Gove
FedEx Cup standing: 208th (same)
Last week: Did not play
This week: Entered
Notable: Has missed five straight cuts. Last played Greenbrier in 2010 and missed the cut.
Bill Lunde
FedEx Cup standing: 212th (same)
Last week: Missed cut. (73-75)
This week: Not entered.
Notable: He's missed cut or withdrawn in five straight starts. Tied for 81st in 2010 Greenbrier.


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