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Within 50 years, climate change will probably wipe out the world's most endangered feline, the Iberian lynx, even if the world meets its target for curbing carbon emissions, biologists said on Sunday.
The gloomy forecast, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, says that without a dramatic shift in conservative strategy, the charismatic little wildcat seems doomed.
The lynx -- Latin name Lynx pardinus -- grows to about a metre (3.25 feet) in length, weighs up to 15 kilos (33 pounds), and is characterised by its spotted beige fur, pale yellow eyes and tufted ears and cheeks.
Only around 250 of the animals live in the wild, holed up in two regions in southern Spain, the Sierra Morena and the Donana National Park, according to estimates published last year.
In just half a century, its range has shrunk from 40,600 square kilometres (15,600 square miles) to 1,200 sq. km. (463 square miles), driven by efforts to wipe out the rabbit, its main food, as well as poaching and fragmentation of its grassland-and-forest mixed habitat.
The new study, led by Miguel Araujo of the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid, models the impact of rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns on habitat, rabbits and lynxes.
On current trends, the changes will occur too fast for the lynx to adapt, it suggests.
"Climate change is predicted to have a rapid and severe negative influence on Iberian lynx abundance, exceeding its ability to adapt or disperse to more climatically favourable regions where prey densities are sufficient to support viable populations," says the study.
"We estimate time to extinction to be less than 50 years, even with rapid and deep global cuts to anthropogenic [man-made] greenhouse-gas emissions," it said, referring to stabilising atmospheric carbon-dioxide levels to 450 parts per million (450ppm).
Reaching the 450ppm target would give a high probability of curbing warming to two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) over pre-industrial levels, the goal set at UN climate talks.
The researchers say that the picture is not entirely bleak.
Extinction could be staved off, at least for the coming decades, by overhauling conservation strategies, they say.
At present, policymakers plan to release each year between 20 and 40 lynxes which have been bred in captivity, with the idea of placing them in their historical range -- a vast area that includes parts of western and central Spain and eastern Portugal, too.
But the study says that, rather than a general re-introduction, a smarter tactic would be to target only top-quality habitats which are least fragmented and offer the best chance of resisting climate change.
This could be done with a yearly release of six males and six females, aged between one and four years. Computer models suggest this "would avert the likely extinction of (the Iberian) lynx this century", it adds.
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|Firearms and Soldiers Receive A Rocky Reception in Schools
A variety of restrictions on pictures of guns and military recruiters' access to campuses make life more difficult for aspiring soldiers.
A Salem, OR high school student was told in March that she could not post a photograph in the classroom showing her tough-looking Marine brother holding a rifle with two buddies. She brought the picture to school for an assignment showing the school's graduates at work. The principal vetoed the picture because two of the soldiers are seen holding weapons. The family was told that only digital removal of the rifles would make the photo acceptable, a solution that the Marine brother found unacceptable.
After an uproar ensued, district officials approved an alternative photo of the brother holding a less-visible weapon and focusing on a young Iraqi boy wearing a Marine T-shirt.
"I want educators to be truthful," said the mother of the soldier and the student, Connie Riecke. "This is a career choice, and children need to know that this is an important but dangerous job." (Statesman Journal, 3-25-05)
Also in Salem, student marksmen may not have a pistol embroidered on their letterman jackets, and teenage hunters are not permitted to wear T-shirt images of themselves standing with rifles and bagged quarry. Officials cite the district's zero-tolerance for weapons policy, although the policy does not mention pictures of weapons.
Mascot violates policy?
In Indiana, a federal court ruled in March that a high school student's free speech rights were violated when school officials suspended him for wearing a T-shirt showing an M-16 rifle and the text of the Marine Corps creed. Nelson Griggs of Fort Wayne was suspended in 2003 for violating the dress code, which prohibits clothing depicting "symbols of violence."
"Griggs' shirt has no relation to the (school) board's legitimate concerns about school violence, nor is it likely to disrupt the educational process," the judge wrote in a 30-page ruling.
Avid trap shooter Blake Douglass of Londonderry, NH was barred last fall from using a photo of himself with his shotgun in his high school yearbook. The school board unanimously voted to support the school officials' position that the editors' rejection of the photo was proper in light of the school's zero-tolerance policy toward firearms. A federal district court in March found that the student's First Amendment rights were not violated by the decision because it was made by the student editors and there was no state action.
Marine uniforms flap
Nearly 350 students and teachers at Warren Township High School signed a petition requesting that the two be allowed to wear the uniforms instead of caps and gowns. The school board then voted 6-0, with one abstention, to permit the uniforms.
Defense Department spokeswoman Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke told the Daily Herald she had never heard of a similar situation. "Not many people have been through Marine Corps boot camp," she noted. "It's a very lofty achievement." (4-13-05)
Hurdles for recruiters
The California Department of Education had to threaten a cutoff of federal money to districts in San Francisco, Santa Cruz and Santa Monica if they didn't comply with the federal law. (sfgate.com, 3-2-05)
The Shorewood High School student newspaper in Wisconsin rejected $3,000 in military advertising based on a newly written "advertising policy" rejecting ads from organizations "deemed destructive to the social, economic and environmental health of the earth and all of its inhabitants." The student editor, the son of two English professors, said he refused to advance the cause of "warmongers" and branded the military as "both classist and racist." (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 6-23-04)
Solomon Amendment attacked
Faced with a loss of federal funding, some 31 law schools sued the Pentagon, arguing that the Solomon Amendment is unconstitutional based on First Amendment rights of free speech. The plaintiffs won a surprising 2-1 preliminary victory in the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last November.
In February, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution expressing support for the law, and in May the U.S. Supreme Court announced it will hear the dispute in its next term.
Judge hits back at Yale
Military recruiters who are not barred from campus by university policy may even face literal hostilities. "A mob of Seattle Central Community College students chased military recruiters off campus" on presidential inauguration day in January "after a tense confrontation" that included "hurled insults and water bottles," the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported (2-4-05).
A shocked recruiter said he was hit in the head with newspapers and was surrounded by "a mob of 500 people," some of whom tore up Army literature. The two recruiters had to leave under escort by campus security officers. Administrators backed off any disciplinary action against the students.

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- USS Bainbridge (DDG-96)
For other ships of the same name, see USS Bainbridge.
Career (US) Namesake: William Bainbridge Ordered: 6 March 1998 Builder: Bath Iron Works Laid down: 7 May 2003 Christened: 13 November 2004 Commissioned: 12 November 2005 Motto: Competence, Dedication, Discipline Status: in active service, as of 2011[update] Badge: General characteristics Class and type: Arleigh Burke class destroyer Displacement: 9,200 tons Length: 509 ft 6 in (155.3 m) Beam: 66 ft (20 m) Draft: 31 ft (9.4 m) Propulsion: 4 General Electric LM2500-30 gas turbines, two shafts, 100,000 total shaft horsepower (75 MW) Speed: >30 knots (56 km/h) Range: 4,400 nautical miles at 20 knots
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Electronic warfare
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• AN/SLQ-25 Nixie Torpedo Countermeasures
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• AN/SLQ-39 CHAFF Buoys
Armament: 1× 32 cell, 1× 64 cell Mk 41 vertical launch systems, 96× RIM-66 SM-2, BGM-109 Tomahawk or RUM-139 VL-Asroc, missiles
1× 5"/62 caliber (127/62 mm), 2× 25 mm, 4× 12.7 mm guns
2× Mk 46 triple torpedo tubes[1]
Aircraft carried: 2× SH-60 Sea Hawk helicopters
USS Bainbridge (DDG-96) is an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. She is the fifth ship to carry that name, and the 46th destroyer of a planned 62-ship class. Bainbridge is named in honor of Commodore William Bainbridge, who as commander of the frigate USS Constitution distinguished himself in the War of 1812 when he and his crew captured HMS Java, a 38-gun fifth rate frigate of the Royal Navy.
Since her commissioning in 2005, Bainbridge has been active in the Mediterranean Sea, but most of the attention she has garnered has been as a result of the failed hijacking attempt of the U.S.-flagged freighter MV Maersk Alabama by Somali pirates in April, 2009, which ended with the release of the vessel's Master, Captain Richard Phillips, on April 12, 2009. After crewmen of the captured cargo vessel managed to retake the ship, the pirates retreated, taking the ship's Master hostage in a lifeboat. Bainbridge and Halyburton shadowed the pirates, and with FBI assistance attempted negotiations for the safe return of the captive captain until U.S. Navy SEAL snipers resolved the situation with deadly force.[2]
Bainbridge is one of 62 authorized Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers, and one of 32 members of the Flight IIA-class that incorporate the 5"/62 caliber gun mount, an improvement over the previous 5"/54 caliber gun mounts on the earlier Arleigh Burke-class destroyers. In addition to her guns, Bainbridge carries over 100 missiles of various types aboard two separate Mk 41 VLS magazines. Her superstructure features the AN/SPY-1 radar indicative of the Aegis combat system, which allows the destroyer to track over 100 targets simultaneously.[3] She is also equipped with the Remote Mine-hunting System (RMS),[4] which includes the Remote Mine-hunting Vehicle (RMV), an unmanned craft that detects, classifies, and localizes underwater mines.
Bainbridge was floated from drydock and christened on 13 November 2004[5] at Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, sponsored by Susan Bainbridge Hay, Commodore William Bainbridge's great-great-great-granddaughter. She was commissioned on 12 November 2005, with Commander John M. Dorey commanding. Presently, she is commanded by CDR Daniel D. Sunvold, with LCDR Bruce G. Schuete serving as the Executive Officer and Alicia M. Barnes serving as Command Master Chief. CWO2 Cook is the ships Main Propulsion Assistant and the oldest person aboard by a significant margin.[6]
Bainbridge assumed flagship for Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 (SNMG-1) from USS Normandy (SNMG-1 April 2007–August 2007) and remained flagship from August 2007 until February 2008. While on deployment under SNMG-1, they visited various ports across the Mediterranean such as Valetta, Malta, A Coruña, Spain, Istanbul, Turkey, Crete, Athens, Greece, and Port Victoria, Seychelles.[citation needed]
On April 8, 2009, Bainbridge was dispatched in response to a hostage situation in which Somali pirates had seized control of an American-flagged cargo vessel, the Maersk Alabama.[7] The crew of the Alabama were able to get to safety, after their captain offered to be taken hostage by the pirates in exchange for the safety of his crew. He was taken to and held on a lifeboat. The destroyer shadowed and later encircled the Somali pirates during the standoff, at which time the pirates and Bainbridge began negotiating for the safe release of the captive captain.[8] On April 12, 2009 Captain Phillips was freed—reportedly in good condition—during a US Navy SEAL team assault. Three of the Somali pirates were killed by US Navy SEAL sharpshooters aboard Bainbridge, and one was captured.[2]
- ^ "USS Bainbridge (DDG 96) Ship Information". US Navy. http://www.bainbridge.navy.mil/site%20pages/shipinfo.aspx. Retrieved 2009-04-11.
- ^ a b "American captain rescued, pirates killed, U.S. official says". CNN. 2009-04-12. http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/04/12/somalia.pirates/index.html. Retrieved 2009-04-12.
- ^ Owing to the presence of the Aegis system, Bainbridge and her sisters are sometimes incorrectly referred to as Aegis class ships.
- ^ AN/WLD-1 - Remote Minehunting System. See also DN-SD-06-08197 for a 2004 image of the RMS, aboard USS Momsen (DDG-92), with logo that says "Remote Minehunting System".
- ^ "the Bainbridge was floated in a dry dock instead of being launched" from "OLD IRONSIDES" LEGACY LIVES - NEW USS BAINBRIDGE CHRISTENED. Press of Atlantic City NewsBank. November 14, 2004.
- ^ http://www.bainbridge.navy.mil/site%20pages/coc.aspx
- ^ "U.S. warship near boat carrying pirates - CNN.com". CNN. 2009-04-09. http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/04/08/ship.hijacked/index.html. Retrieved 2010-05-27.
- ^ "US navy closes grip on Somali pirates". Agence France-Presse. http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gziTWzBekMHSqYQTbC7ce1fQYkhw. Retrieved 2009-04-10.
- This article includes information collected from the Naval Vessel Register, which, as a U.S. government publication, is in the public domain.
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Twenty-seven individuals and nine teams were nominated for this year's Andy Awardsthe university staff recognition program that honors individuals and teams in four categories: dedication, enthusiasm, innovation and citizenship. In a ceremony yesterday in McConomy Auditorium, the following staff were named award winners:
Andy Award for Dedication: Nick Salakas, senior sales associate at Entropy
Andy Award for Enthusiasm: Dennis Cosgrove, research programmer, Human Computer Interaction Institute
Andy Award for Innovation: Research Administration Training and Development Creators Donna Marano, Civil & Environmental Engineering, and Elizabeth Fox, College of Fine Arts
Andy Award for Citizenship: The Household Hazardous Waste Day Team, Melissa Burik (team leader), Carole Wilson, Robert Anderegg, Mark Banister, Barbara Kviz and Pamela Snyder.
The potential threat of anthrax as a means of terrorist activity has been publicized throughout the media in recent days. The university's Department of Environmental Health and Safety has prepared a Web page about anthrax for your information http://www.cmu.edu/ehs/anthrax2. If you are concerned about a mail package or suspicious substance, call University Police at 412-268-2323. Anthrax is generally treatable with antibiotics and is not contagious.
Monitor the university's Web site for updates on the university's response to the Sept. 11 crisis at www.cmu.edu:8001/news/tragedy/
The university has announced the establishment of the Herbert A. Simon Memorial Fund in memory of the late Nobel Laureate and University Professor Herbert A. Simon, who died Feb. 9, 2001. At the request of Dr. Simon's family, memorial gifts will be directed to The Dorothea P. and Herbert A. Simon Scholarship Fund for undergraduates in all disciplines and the Simon Archives Project. The archives project will process, organize, preserve and digitize Simon's work and complete and maintain the Artificial Intelligence Web site.
"For more than 50 years, Herb had an enormous impact on the development of Carnegie Mellon into the major research university it is today," said President Jared L. Cohon. "His vision helped to shape some of the university's world-class schools and departments. And his contributions extend well beyond the campus."
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Space is still available in each CPR class being offered by Staff Council on Thursday, Oct. 25, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. or 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., Rangos 1 & 2. "All who want to receive this basic training are encouraged to attend," said President Cohon. "And, I encourage managers to work with your employees to enable them to go if they wish to." The CPR class will teach you basic concepts of recognizing and beginning to treat heart attack, cardiac arrest, stroke and choking in adults. Register at http://www.cmu.edu/learning-programs
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"The Finger Bone," a publication of the Carnegie Mellon University Press, was a finalist for the James Laughlin Award given by the American Academy of Poets. The Laughlin Award is given to commend and support a poet's second book of poetry. Another Press publication, "Winter Morning Walks: One Hundred Postcards to Jim Harrison" by Ted Kooser, has earned the 2001 Nebraska Book Award selection for poetry.
Pamela Jennings, who recently joined the School of Art faculty, published "Poetics of Engagement" in the summer 2001 issue of "Convergence: The Journal of Research into New Media Technologies Special Issue on Intelligent Environments." "Convergence" is a refereed academic paper journal addressing the creative, social, political and pedagogical issues raised by the advent of new media technologies.
Barbara Lazarus, associate provost for academic affairs, has been selected to serve on a national panel to identify higher education programs and policies that are increasing the participation of women, under-represented minorities and persons with disabilities in science, engineering and technology. The panel is under the auspices of BEST (Building Engineering and Science Talent), the newly formed public-private partnership whose mission is to follow up on last year's report on diversity and the U.S. technical workforce by the Congressional Commission on the Advancement of Women and Minorities in Science, Engineering and Technology Development.
Elaine A. King, professor of art history/theory, was the guest American curator for the Master of Arts Biennial in Gyor, Hungary, that opened on Sept. 15. The theme of this international exhibition was artists and new technologies. King has also been reappointed to the International Review Panel Board of the Association of University Women in Washington, D.C.
The STUDIO for Creative Inquiry welcomes a new research fellow, Noriyuki Fujimura, for a yearlong residency supported by the Japanese Government's Overseas Study Program for Artists.
Judith S. Modell, professor of anthropology, history and art, has been named director of the Center for the Arts in Society. Modell had been acting director of the center, which was established last summer with an $800,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Rich Hoff has been named industrial liaison of the Institute for Complex Engineered Systems. Hoff earned his bachelor's degree in chemistry at Penn State and his master's degree in public management from the Heinz School. Hoff has worked in the engineering/consulting field for more than 16 years. He was employed with Michael Baker Corporation since 1992.
Monday, Oct. 22: Information session for the Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program. 6 - 7 p.m., Room 1003, Hamburg Hall. The program offers evening classes and a distance-learning format. Classes start in January, May and August. Refreshments will be served. RSVP by Friday, Oct. 18 at 8-4720 or email@example.com.
Monday, Oct. 22: Professional Development Seminar. "Leadership/Mentoring/ Supervision." Filling a leadership position, interpersonal effectiveness and establishing empowering supervisory or mentoring relationships. Lansing Taylor, president and CEO, Cellomics Inc., Pittsburgh. 6 - 8 p.m., Rangos 2. Register at http://www.cmu.edu/adm/apaa/gpo/graduates/PD.html
Tuesday, Oct. 23: Women in Science Seminar. "Modulating Cell Surface Architecture by Metabolic Interference." Carolyn Bertozzi, University of California, Berkeley. 4:45 p.m., Mellon Institute Conference Room.
Wednesday, Oct. 24: Ethics Conference. "Why We Don't Want Privacy on the Internet." Charles Ess, director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, Drury University. 7 p.m., the La Roche College Kearns Spirituality Center. Participants are Robert Cavalier, senior lecturer with Carnegie Mellon's Department of Philosophy, and Dwayne Vermeulen, founder and chief operating officer of Schwoo, Inc. KDKA-TV's Bill Flanagan will moderate. Students and faculty admitted free. Co-sponsored by Carnegie Mellon's Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics and the La Roche College Center for the Study of Ethics. For information or reservations, call 412-536-1307.
Thursday, Oct. 25: Carnegie Mellon Contemporary Ensemble, Efrain Amaya, conducting. 8 p.m., Kresge Recital Hall. Information: 8-2383.
Thursday, Oct. 25: Graduate Women's Gathering. "Time Management/Organization/Degree Completion." Professor Mary Lindemann, Department of History, and Professor Lisa Porter, Materials Science and Engineering. 12:15 - 1:15 p.m., Rangos 3. Register online at http://www.cmu.edu/adm/apaa/gpo/women/GWG.html
Friday, Oct. 26: Mechanical Engineering Seminar. "Reinventing the Pipette: Human Centered Design at VistaLab Technologies." Jeff Calhoun, product development, VistaLab Technologies. 2:45 p.m., Scaife Hall 125.
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Who? Whom? Whose? Who is? Who has? Huh?! Trying to figure out whether to use "who's" or "whose" usually ends up with me rewriting my sentence so I don't have to figure that out. Thanks to a reader suggestion, I am now ready to conquer my fear of who's vs. whose. While these words sound identical, they serve very different purposes.
Who's = a contraction of who + is or has. Here's the easy part – there's no other use here. This is it.
- Who's coming to dinner?
- Who's got the remote?
- I'm meeting the appliance guy at 4 who's going to try to fix my broken freezer.
Whose = possessive form of who, means "belonging to whom." Whose usually sits before a noun.
- "Conscience is a mother-in-law whose visit never ends." – H. L. Mencken
In this example, "whose" sits in front of the noun "visit" and is used as a relative pronoun (relative pronouns link one phrase or clause to another word in the sentence).
- Whose shoes are these?
In this example, "whose" sits in front of the noun "shoes" and is used as an interrogative pronoun (interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions.)
Think of it this way, whose is most often used with inanimate objects and non-person entities.
- Who's been pilfering irises from my front yard? (Who's – Who has?)
- Whose newspaper ended up on my porch this morning? (Whose – The newspaper belonging to whom ended up on my porch this morning.)
Still confused? Quick tip – try replacing the word with "who is" or "who has." If you know, categorically, that it's 100% wrong, you need to use whose.
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tee hee! what a fun cup! and with the double use of a bowl too. a whimsical piece sure to become a family favorite. a perfect shower gift!
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Another item I recommend by Miriam Mirri for Alessi. Besides an awesome watch designer she also designs a bowl/cup. Which by the way if you don't have kids it makes a pefect ahh moment with your co workers. I am keeping it for my first born.
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Bambu is a Portland-based company that produces a range of beautifully designed, sustainable home products. And don't be fooled by the name – although some of their items are, in fact, made from bamboo, it's their line of cork homegoods that really caught our eye.
SoyTuf ReCork: DIY Cork Countertop Refinishing
Elegant, Disposable Dinnerware: Leafware Biodegradable Plates and Bowls
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IvoryDream Vegetable Ivory "Stone" Tile: Durable & Eco-Friendly
Bioshield Natural Wood Countertop Finish
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Recycled Cork Countertops, Work Surfaces: Suberra
Durat: Recycled Solid Surface Countertops, Sinks, Baths
Produced in Finland, Durat is a polyester-based material for recycled solid surface countertops and work surfaces. It contains roughly 30% recycled post-industrial waste, and is itself 100% recyclable. Durat is extremely durable and resistant to many common chemicals; any surface scuffs can be removed with an light sanding, and the material can be cut and […]


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Hi Jim,
My car runs okay now but this is the second time in a month that it happened.
Yes. but I'd like to know could have caused the problem.
Yes, it starts back up but then as soon as I take my foot off the gas it shuts off. I called AAA and was going to have it towed but when the tow guy came he tried gunning the motor for a couple of minutes which seemed to fix it. Again I'm concerned if this will happen again and wanted to have some idea of what is wrong before I take it to my mechanic.
I'm sorry, I don't understand.
Ohhhhh. Is my Ford Focus a fuel injected car. If yes, is it unnecssary to take it to my mechanic if I don't apply the trottle.
The last time it happened was about 1 month ago. Again, I had been driving all over town and making stops but at the last stop it happened. I was lucky that a mechanic stopped by the gas station I hoppled to and he fixed it my putting the car in neutral and turning the key 3 times and the problem was solved. He said it may have been a computer mix up.
With the turning the key 3 times he said the car went into self analysis. I tried it when it happened today but, unlike him, in neutral the engine was turning over.
Should I have my mechanic check the fuel pump. Is it costly to replace?
That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for your help Jim. Now I have some knowledge that hopefully will save me money.
I think that's what the first mechanic did to get it to start.
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Cinergy offers the triple play of services: Digital Cable Television, Phone and Internet. All three of these are delivered by fiber optic cables. Just as with traditional cable wires, users can use all three simultaneously.
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Ever since the 1970's the iconic white woofer and signature sound of Yamaha's nearfield reference monitors have become a genuine industry standard for a reason-their accuracy. Unlike studio monitors with added bass or treble frequencies which may sound more flattering at first, HS Series speakers were designed to give you the most honest, precise reference possible, providing an ideal sonic platform to build on throughout the mixing process. By combining acquired knowledge and expertise with state-of-the-art sound technologies, Yamaha's speaker engineering team have examined, then optimized, every aspect that has contributed to making these monitors the most trusted in the business.
HS Series cabinets are designed to eliminate unwanted resonance and increase the accuracy of sound reproduction to their extreme limit. The enclosures are constructed from a very dense and resilient MDF with a damped acoustic response that is perfectly suited for reference monitors. Drawing from Yamaha's over 100 years of piano design experience, HS Series engineers also employed a traditional three-way mitered-joint technique. Common to architectural design this construction firmly anchors the corners of the enclosure to dramatically improve durability and eliminate unwanted resonance that can influence overall sound.
HS Series full-range models feature two response controls with detailed settings that allow them to adapt to the surface acoustics of rooms of varying shape and size. ROOM CONTROL allows you to attenuate the unnatural, exaggerated low-end that can often occur when speakers are placed next to walls, while HIGH TRIM allows for more flexible control of high frequency response. For inputs, HS full-range speakers can accommodate a wide range of balanced and unbalanced sources such as mixers, keyboards and audio interfaces with XLR and TRS phone jacks.
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When the tracing paper is removed a perfect outline in charcoal is found to have been made.
Take a piece of tracing paper and rule a vertical line on it.
Third, there are the tracers, either youths or girls, who copy drawings on tracing paper without necessarily understanding them.
To effect this object the mucilage should be thick, and the tracing paper should be dampened with a sponge after it is pasted.
A soft sponge, a triangle, a rule, tracing paper and a hard pencil are also needed.
These drawings are sufficiently open and clear to form very good examples to copy and to trace on tracing paper.
He was bending over a large sheet of drawings on tracing paper with strained and careful attention.
Lying in the hollow of the sick man's right hand, where it had been crushed to a ball, was a crumpled mass of tracing paper.
I unfolded the tracing paper and found on it drawings of a machine gun.
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after 1876 Unidentified colored lithograph paper, embossed paper applique, punched glossy paper applique, straw, painted canvas, thread, mica, and metal 21 1/4 x 28 in. (53.9 x 71.2 cm.) Smithsonian American Art Museum Gift of Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr. and museum purchase made possible by Ralph Cross Johnson 1986.65.218 Not currently on view
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Perth AFL fans should finally get live Friday night football in their lounge rooms next season. The question is whether they will have to pay more than $700 per year to watch it.
While there has been no official announcement yet from the AFL on a new broadcasting deal that is expected to pour $1 billion in the league's coffers, it seems inevitable that pay-TV broadcaster Foxtel will have a much bigger role to play than it currently does.
Reports from Melbourne have suggested Foxtel already has deals in place with AFL rights bid rivals Nine and Seven, which would allow it to broadcast live all nine weekly games.
A Foxtel source told WAtoday.com.au the pay-TV network was in negotiations with the free-to-air networks but interstate broadcast times for Friday night games played in Melbourne remained a slight sticking point.
Were Seven to win the rights and stay with its current and contentious 8.30pm Friday screening time in Perth, it would be conceding to Foxtel the best part of a "three-hour" free kick in pubs and lounge rooms across the city, as most Friday night games bounce down at 7.50pm Melbourne time.
On the other hand, if Seven were to go live and match Foxtel, it would be committing itself to 5.50pm starts for most of the season (and 4.50pm during the Eastern States' daylight saving period).
Seven Perth would not comment yesterday pending the outcome of the network's submission to the AFL but major changes to the station's news coverage or use of a second digital channel would be required to accommodate that scheduling.
If Foxtel does become the live carrier of Friday night football into Perth, those who wish to watch it at home will have to pay at least $700 a year to do so. Foxtel's minimum build-your-own subscription incorporating its sports channels costs $60 per month.
But Steve Day, president of Collingwood's Perth-based supporter group the Western Magpies, said that was a small price to pay for the chance to watch his side live on Friday nights.
Collingwood plays four Friday night games in Melbourne this year, a figure topped only by Carlton (six).
Collingwood's round three clash with Carlton was moved forward an hour to 7.30pm WA time on Seven, but even then the match was three-quarters over in Melbourne before the opening bounce appeared on local screens.
"What we do as a supporter group is go to the Inglewood Hotel to watch games,'' Day said.
"If we could do that on a Friday night and watch games live it would be brilliant. It's really frustrating having the telecast start at 8.30pm when you know that it's half-way through the last quarter in Melbourne.
"I think free-to-air channels need to do more to show footy live but I think Foxtel is probably a small price to pay if you get to see everything as it happens.''
It has been reported that Channel Nine was presenting its final bid to the AFL yesterday and that a decision on the next TV deal (covering 2012-2016) could be made by the end of the week.
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With the new league year just around the corner, NFL teams are in the final stages of preparation for what will be, as it always is, a wild start to free agency. For the Carolina Panthers and new General Manager David Gettleman, a veteran cornerback and youth at wide receiver appear to be the focus. And because of his New York Giants ties, the Panthers could (and likely will) take a long, hard look at free agents Domenik Hixon and Ramses Barden.
The Charlotte Observer reported on Monday that expectations are that the Panthers sign not just one, but both of the Giants' free agent wide receivers.
Given his ties to the organization, expect Gettleman to bring in a couple of former Giants. New York has a pair of free agent wideouts who are 28 or younger – Domenik Hixon and Ramses Barden. Hixon has more experience and has been productive in a part-time role. But the 6-foot-6, 224-pound Barden is the type of big, physical receiver who could thrive in the Panthers' vertical passing game.
Barden acknowledged last week that it's "probably best" to move on from the Giants, but Hixon has sung a different tune. In early January, the veteran wideout said he's learned from some of his former teammates that the grass isn't always greener on the other side, and that he'd like to remain with the team.
For Barden, a move to Carolina may be exactly what the doctor ordered. And of all the teams in the league, the Panthers are perhaps the most intimately familiar with the former third-round pick, whose only career start came against them in week three of last season. He hauled an impressive nine reception for 138 yards, and proved he can compete in this league if given the right opportunity.
Team can begin negotiating with free agents on March 8th and then officially sign them on March 12th, so we'll have a better indication of how serious the Panthers are about these two on Friday.
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Man Loses Appeal Of Deportation Linked To WWIIA federal appeals court won't overturn a decision that orders the deportation of a Michigan man accused of shooting Jews during World War II.
John Demjanjuk, Convicted Nazi Death Camp Guard, Dies At 91German police say John Demjanjuk, who was convicted last year of serving as a Nazi death camp guard, has died at the age of 91.
Nuremberg And The Nazis"There is a lesson in what happened in Nazi Germany for today." A controversial film that was created by the U.S. Government more than 60 years ago, (and then consequently suppressed by the U.S. Government for years) is making its Detroit debut.
Holocaust Memorial Center Hosts 'The Ritchie Boys' ExhibitMany call them the unsung heroes of World War II, and this weekend a special traveling exhibit at the Holocaust Memorial Center will be on display.
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Volume 33, Number 9, May 16 - 29, 2011
The Texas Woman's University Board of Regents has allocated $1 million in TWU Brighter Future grants, which are available immediately to new freshmen to offset possible reductions in state financial aid.
The university began notifying first-time freshmen who have applied for fall 2011 of the grants on Thursday (May 5).
"We hear every day how difficult it is for our students and their families to pay for a college education. We also understand the budget challenges the Legislature is facing," said Dr. Richard Nicholas, TWU vice president for student life. "The regents have stepped up and are doing all they can to ensure that students continue to have opportunities for an education and a brighter future."
TWU estimates that almost 500 new freshmen could be impacted by proposed state funding cuts. New freshmen who would normally qualify for the Texas Grant will be candidates for the TWU Brighter Future grants. Many of these high-need students are in the Top 10 percent of their graduating class or have a high school grade point average of 3.5 and higher.
Selection criteria will include financial need and a merit-based ranking system using high school GPA, class rank and SAT/ACT scores. The maximum award will be $5,700.
TWU regents also have decided not to increase tuition for fall 2011. Funding for the TWU Brighter Future grants comes from the university's 2011-2012 budget.
Texas Woman's University held Service Awards and Retirement Recognition ceremonies on each campus during the week of May 2-6. Dallas and Houston honorees were listed in the May 2-15 issue of the TWU Update.
The Denton ceremony was held Thursday, May 5 in Hubbard Hall. Denton honorees were: Five years — Steven Adcock, facilities management; Chris Steven Avis, facilities management; Delmy Rosalba Barillas, facilities management; William Earl Beckham, facilities management; Patricia Yancey Beyer, bursar's office; Sherilyn Bird, library; Jacob Blosser, history & government; Tina Bolejack, housing; Bryan James Bradley, public safety; Patrick Bynane, drama; Scott Bynum, marketing & communication; Christopher Ray Carney, public safety; Sharon Cowan, human resources; Thomas Douglas Coyle, health studies; Barbara Babin Darling, teacher education; Karen Dunlap, teacher education; Alicia Fairweather, information technology services; Yolanda Franklin, marketing & communication; Maria Lydia Garcia, facilities management; William Govan, facilities management; Gladys Gail Greeney, facilities management; Brian Harding, psychology & philosophy; Lisa Haynes, institutional effectiveness & research; Joshua Hunter, facilities management; Gay James, health studies; Leroy Koerner, facilities management; Larry LeFlore, family sciences; Randy Leavell, public safety; Elizabeth MacDonald, career services; Brenda Maddox, registrar's office; Brenda Mallory, library sciences; Denise Maricle, psychology & philosophy; Andrea Loccisano Massey, controller's office; Elizabeth Mathews McCarroll, family sciences; Angela Diane Mitchell, psychology & philosophy; Martin Wesley Moore, instructional support services; Gail Orlando, women's studies; Michael Larry Parker, ITS; Carolyn Poole, library; Chandan Prasad, nutrition and food sciences; Marilyn Anthony Purnell, controller's office; Joyce Rademacher, teacher education; Rene Ramon, bursar's office; Pamela Ratliff, counseling services; Glen Ray, bursar's office; Rhonda Redfearn, communication sciences & disorders; Mary Saunders, leadership institute; Terry Senne, kinesiology; Donna Shahan, registrar's office; Richard Sheardy, chemistry & physics; Chad Smith, communication sciences & disorders; Valerie Stevenson, athletics; Patricia Berger Tischler, dental hygiene; Maria Wences, facilities management; Samuel Wheeler, admissions; Jerry Whitworth, College of Professional Education, Vicki Zeigler, nursing; and Patricia Zimmerer, controller's office.
10 years — Greg Armor, ISS; Rickey Burton, facilities management; Loretta Cantrell, controller's office; Frances Cardwell, facilities management; Betty Jo Creeach, mail services; Mary Daugherty, health sciences; Teresa Delira, facilities management; Dominga Dominguez, financial aid; Margaret Elizabeth Draper, student records; Karen Garcia, marketing & communication; Adella Garza, facilities management; Herminio Cesar Gonzalez, ITS; Nancy Gotcher, academic affairs; Cindy Hiegel, biology; Carlos Infante, health studies; Harold Johnson, facilities management; Patty Joyce, university health services; AnaLouise Keating, women's studies; Rodney Lane, controller's office; Xiaoqian Li, ITS; Judith Gail Miller, institutional development; Nichole Miller, facilities management; Estanislada Mireles, facilities management; Bill Palmertree, ITS; Allison Cathlene Peterson, lifelong learning; Thuan McCullar, ITS; David Rylander, School of Management; Donna Sauls, nursing; Larry Shead, facilities management; Kathy Stamm, enrollment services; David Storrie, facilities management; Mark Tengesdal, School of Management; Anne Therese Thomson, nursing; Sylvia Vardell, library sciences; and Tommy Walker, ITS.
15 years — Nancy Anderson, reading; Joyce Armstrong, family sciences; James Bryan, public safety; Sanjuanita Castillo, facilities management; Rebecca Lynn Chisenhall, facilities management; Anne Downing, College of Arts & Sciences; Michael Elias, COPE; Brenda Floyd, finance & administration; Cynthia Gill, communication sciences & disorders; Russell Greer, English, speech & foreign languages; Denise Lucero Miller, counseling services; Billy Dwayne Miller, facilities management; Laura Lynn Moorer-Cook, communication sciences & disorders; Richard Nicholas, student life; and Brenda Holstine Wilson, COPE. 20 years — Carolyn Bednar, nutrition & food sciences; Maybelle Demore, purchasing; Keri Farrier, financial aid; Danny Garcia, facilities management; Roger Hill, ITS; Larry Jackson, telecom & network; Lloyd Kinnison, teacher education; Sandy McBurnett, graduate school; Eleanor Raffen, occupational therapy; Martha Rew, nutrition & food sciences; Laura Rocchio, registrar's office; and Paul Travis, history & government.
25 years — Janine Gann, financial aid; Clay King, nutrition & food sciences; Nancy Lewis, food services; Connie Maxwell, library; Robbie Reid, kinesiology; and Gary Washmon, visual arts. 30 years — Christine French Beatty, dental hygiene; John Calabrese, visual arts; Susan kae Grant, visual arts; Mary Ann McDuff, academic financial services; Roger Shipley, health studies; and Keith Swigger, library sciences. 35 years — Juanita Duenez-Lazo, international education; and Susan Myatt, dance. 50 years — Bettye Myers, kinesiology.
Denton retirees were: Mildred Beverly, facilities management; Hugh Burns, English, speech & foreign languages; Sandra Curtis, communication sciences & disorders; Phap Dam, teacher education; Pat Edwards, ISS; Bobbie Ferrell, mathematics & computer science; Elizabeth Floyd, academic affairs; Dorothy Grant, communication sciences & disorders; Penelope Hanstein, dance; Alice Hilliard, facilities management; Charlsa Kern, printing services; Lloyd Kinnison, teacher education; Monica Kozak, human resources; Frank Kudlac, athletics; Dawn Letson, library; Ann Lieberth, communication sciences & disorders; Leonard Logan, public safety; Joe Lyle, facilities management; Barbara Maddox, registrar's office; Brenda Matheus, printing services; Judith Melton, kinesiology; Susan Myatt, dance; Ellen Perlow, library; Joyce Rademacher, teacher education; Maria Salazar, facilities management; and Sharon Saullo, College of Arts & Sciences.
Newsbriefs (submission information)
TWU will be closed Monday, May 30 for the Memorial Day holiday. The next issue of the TWU Update will publish Tuesday, May 31.
Update on TWU People (submission information)
Condolences are extended to the family and friends of Cruz Mattei, TWU associate professor of occupational therapy from 1959-84, who passed away March 27, 2011. Services were held April 2 at St. David of Wales in Denton. Memorials may be made to the Lewis Leavitt Endowment in Occupational Therapy.
Dr. Ronald Davis (kinesiology) received the Professional of the Year award from the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) March 31 in San Diego.
Michelle Buggs (intercultural services) recently was named president of the North Texas Chapter of the Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education (TABPHE).
Michelle Buggs (intercultural services) presented two workshops at the Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education (TABPHE) State Conference, held March 3-5 in Austin. The workshops were titled "Mentoring in Today's College Environment" and "TABPHE Local Chapters: Taking it to the Next Level."
Dr. JoAnn Danelo Barbour (teacher education) recently edited a book published by Jossey-Bass titled "Leadership for Transformation," the 2011 volume in the International Leadership Association's series "Building Leadership Bridges." Additionally, she recently had a chapter published by Sage in Handbook of Educational Leadership, 2nd Edition, 2011. The title of the chapter is "Critical policy/practice arenas predicting 21st century conflict."
Dr. Mahesh Raisinghani (School of Management) has been appointed as a conference program committee member for the 16th IBIMA Conference on Global Business Transformation through Innovation and Knowledge Management. The conference will take place June 29-30 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Dr. Raisinghani will participate in the conference in a virtual mode.
The Next Two Weeks at TWU: May 16 - 29, 2011
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Tues., May 17
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Wed., May 18
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Thur., May 19
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Fri., May 20
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-10 p.m.
Sat., May 21
- Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sun., May 22
- Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 2-10 p.m.
Mon., May 23
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Tues, May 24
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Wed, May 25
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Thurs., May 26
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-midnight.
Friday, May 27
- Library open 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; bookstore open 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Fitness and Recreation open 6 a.m.-10 p.m.
Saturday, May 28
- Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sunday, May 29
- Library closed; bookstore closed; Fitness and Recreation open 2-10 p.m.
Submission Information
Newsbrief Submissions
Information and news about activities, programs or TWU people may be sent to the Office of Marketing and Communication through campus mail or by e-mail to email@example.com. The deadline to receive information is the first and third Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. for the following week. Student information for the "People" section is not published unless it is submitted by or in conjunction with a faculty member and that faculty member's related activities.
TWU People Submissions
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VATICAN CITY — For the first time since the election of Pope Francis two days ago, the Vatican on Friday formally defended him from accusations that, decades ago, in the so-called Dirty War in his home country of Argentina, he knew about serious human rights abuses but failed to do enough to halt them.
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