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Did you buy too many cans of pumpkin this year? Don't let them sit in the pantry and collect dust! Whip up any of these mouthwatering recipes.
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And if you have pumpkin leftover from an opened can, try stirring some into oatmeal or yogurt along with a dash of cinnamon, nutmeg or ginger.
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Since making her debut with the orchestra at age 11, Sarah Takagi has performed numerous concerts in the U.S., Canada and Japan. Nationally, Takagi has performed at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and at Carnegie Recital Hall in New York. She has been invited to appear with Leon Fleisher as a soloist on the PBS show Musical Encounter, as well as on WGMS Radio's Spotlight Hour broadcast.
In Boston, Takagi has played on the Musique a Midi series at the French Library, as a soloist on the Lexington Sinfonietta Subscription Series, and in frequent concerts at Jordan Hall. Her concerto work includes appearances under the batons of BSO assistant conductors Carl St. Clair and Pascal Verrot, as well as Hisao Watanabe and Yoichi Udagawa. Dedicated to new works, she has premiered Leon Kirchner's Piece for Orchestra, Koussevitsky-Prize winning composer Suguru Goto's Kinesta, as well as a commissioned work by a noted female French composer, Florentine Mulsant.
Takagi has also won many competitions, including the Beethoven Society Competition, Friday Morning Music Club competition, Bernard Jacknin Memorial competition, the Messiaen Competition, the Tourjee award at the New England Conservatory and the Janet Gates Peckham International Prize for Excellence. She has been invited to play in the Contemporary Improvisation's Messiaen Festival, and her recording of the works of Messiaen can be heard on WGBH.
Takagi is also active as a chamber musician and she performs with many local musicians and ensembles, including the critically-acclaiThey have performed numerous concerts in the New England area including performances at the Goethe Institute, Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts, concert series at Brandeis, Wellesley College, New England Conservatory, and live on WGBH radio. Their performance of the Rachmaninov sonata on WGBH was selected in one of their top Command performances. She also performed with NEC faculty violinist Lucy Chapman for an opening of a spiritual event at the John Hancock center. In addition, she is in demand as a chamber coach, most recently coaching at the Composers Conference this past summer.
Her lifelong love of dance has led to a close collaboration with Dances by Isadora, a modern dance company specializing in choreographed works of Isadora Duncan. She has performed internationally with the company, presenting their co-produced concerts called Mousike, which in its original Greek meaning represents the union of dance and music. Her collaboration with choreographer Kelli Edwards on a film production titled Baby Dance was critically acclaimed by the Boston Globe.
In 2008, she came out with her solo debut album Lavender Bouquet which has been noted as one of the Top Selling CD's in 2008 at CDbaby.com. She is currently working on her second album, which is due out in 2011.
Takagi's latest passion has been free style improvisation where she creates spontaneous pieces out of notes given by the audience. She believes that improvisation frees the musician to truly speak the language of music and that this process allows the classical musician to connect more deeply to the compositions they interpret. In addition as a Reiki master and healer, she also improvises as a way of creating music for healing and relaxation.
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HOUSTON - More than a dozen residents at a southeast Houston apartment complex woke up Wednesday to find their vehicles vandalized.
Houston police said thieves targeted the Atlas apartments on Broadway near Rockhill.
Detectives said many tires were slashed and the batteries were cut out of some vehicles.
"It's no good that people working for good cars … other people come and no good," said Sergio Martinez.
Martinez discovered he had four flats. He said he didn't have any way to get to work or take his son to school.
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Babers said she is battling lung cancer and can't work. Replacing her battery and tires will be a huge expense.
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Lysergic Oldham dreamed she was in heaven. Lying in a white room with black curtains in some way station, her bed was covered in white lace, on top of which were pillows that were so soft, it was as if they could almost melt. She wasn't alone.
Wrapped in the protective arms of a tall thin man, with a long black ponytail, Lysergic felt safe. Safe from her past. A past that lacked love, packed with hardship, and full of loneliness.
She was safe from the world, as well. A world of harshness. A world of constant danger. A world where life was cheap and could be cut short without warning. A world in chaos. A world winding down. In essence, Lysergic's world.
Suddenly, she awoke. She found herself, not in a white room with a bed of white lace and soft pillows, but in a small gray room on a cloth cot. Lysergic had dreamed she was in heaven but she quickly realized she had awakened still in hell!
She was sore. Her left shoulder had been bandaged. She knew they had removed the tracker. She also knew they had confiscated all her weapons, including her chain necklace. The only good news was that she still had her platform shoes on, with blades intact.
She slowly and painfully sat up in the cot. She could hear talking, just outside the door. Someone was about to enter. She immediately laid back down and feigned unconsciousness.
The door opened, Lysergic slightly opened her eyes to see who it was. She quickly realized she hadn't been hallucinating earlier in the warehouse, after all, and that maybe her dream wasn't a dream at all. Because standing over her, with a look of sweet benevolence, was Lysergic's only love she had ever had in her young life. For standing over her was her ex-boyfriend, Slicer! She suddenly opened her eyes wide.
"Hello, Slicer!' she softly said.
Timothy Edward Friendly aka: "Slicer" had a look of shock and surprise that slowly spread across his face.
"Lysergic??!!" he muttered.
"It's been awhile, hasn't it?" Lysergic hoarsely whispered, tears subtly beginning to form in her eyes.
Slicer nodded.
Suddenly, a voice from behind Slicer cried out.
"WHO IS SHE??!!! WHO IS THIS BITCH??!!!!" It was Mod.
Slicer immediately turned around.
"Not now, Mod!!!" he sternly replied, "GET OUT!!!!!"
"WHO IS SHE???!!!" Mod began to cry tears of jealousy, "YOU TELL ME, NOW!!! WHO IS SHE????!!!"
Slicer called back, "Servai!! Demetri!!! Get her out of here!!"
The Keamy twins immediately appeared, grabbed Mod's arms and began to drag her out.
"NOOOOOOO!!!!!" Mod screamed, "PLEASEEEEE!!!!!!!"
Slicer went over and closed the door. You could still hear Mod's screams, as she was taken away.
Slicer turned back to face Lysergic.
"Sorry about that," he smiled.
"Guess I should of called ahead first!' Lysergic replied, with a smile herself.
"Lets go into another room with more privacy," Slicer said.
Slicer helped her up off the cot, as they went back out into the warehouse. It was now quit. Mod was nowhere to be seen. Braincase quickly came up.
"I've given Mod a sedative, Master" he said, "she should sleep for hours." Braincase gave Lysergic a glance of distrust.
"Very good. I'm going into my back room," Slicer stated, "do not disturb me, unless it is of the up most importance. You understand?!"
"Yes, Master!" Braincase replied.
Slicer led Lysergic back to his room.
"Master?!" Lysergic giggled. Slicer just smiled.
The room consisted of a large circular bed and some trays of half eaten food.
"Maid's day off?!" Lysergic asked, as Slicer closed the door.
"Something like that," Slicer replied, "go ahead and sit on the bed."
Lysergic smiled, as she sat down on the bed's edge, "Are you Timothy Edward Friendly?! I had never known your real name!"
Slicer nodded, "Names weren't important back then, they're not important now!"
Slicer sat down next to Lysergic.
"If memory serves," he stated, "the last time we were together, we were in bed, just before being rudely interrupted."*
"So you want to start off where we left off?!" Lysergic grinned.
"Yes," Slicer gently replied, "Yes."
"What about your girlfriend, out there?!" Lysergic quizzed.
"She'll understand!" Slicer replied.
"Oh, I'm sure!!" Lysergic laughed, "it looks like she's such an understanding person!!"
"I've missed you, Lysergic!" Slicer sadly said.
Lysergic nodded, wiping away some more tears.
"Its been a few years," Lysergic replied, "but I think we've both changed a lot since then."
Lysergic remembered what Richard Malkin had told her, 'Beware of friends who are not what they used to be!'
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Born Mary Louise Brooks on November 14, 1906 in Cherryvale, Kansas. She was the second of four children. At age 4, Louise made her first public appearance, playing a pint-sized bride in a church benefit production of Tom Thumb's Wedding. She was however, a very normal child. She loved making mud pies and began taking dance lessons. By the age of 10, Louise starting dancing at local fairs, theaters, men's and women's clubs, and other gatherings in Kansas. At 11, she was dancing on a regular basis, performing recitals and programs at the Cherryvale Opera House. In 1919 at the age of 13, her family moved to Independence, Kansas. Louise continued to focus on her dancing skills and with her bobbed hair and captivating looks, she was turning heads at her high school. Soon after, she and her family moved to Wichita. A pivotal point in her life occurred when her mother enrolled her into the famed Ruth Saint-Denis and Ted Shawn's dance school in New York City. At 15, she left her native Kansas for New York. Louise was way ahead of the other dancers and performers of her generation. In 1923, as the youngest dancer in her troupe, she toured the United States and Canada with Martha Graham and the Denishawn dancers by train and played to a different town every night. By 1925, the Charleston craze had swept the nation. During that year, Louise returned to New York and became a member of the Zeigfield Follies. Also in 1925, she signed a 5 year contract with Paramount Studios and appeared in her first film, The Streets of Forgotten Men. In 1926, at the age of 20, she was featured as a flapper on the cover of A Social Celebrity magazine. This launched her modeling and film career and introduced the flapper era. When talkies exploded onto the screen and Paramount used her voice as an excuse to not give her a raise, she shocked the studio system by walking out on her contract. Her seemingly effortless incarnation of sensuality attracted the attention of German director G.W. Pabst who cast her as Lulu in the movie Pandora's Box(1929). Pandora's Box has been hailed as a masterpiece of silent cinema. In 1930 her return to the Hollywood that she so deeply rejected was the first step in her decline. After appearing in several B movie roles, she permenately abandoned the cinema world in 1938. She emerged in the 1950s-1970s as a respected, articulate historian and writer when a revival of the silent film era opened in the film industry. in 1982, three years before her death, she published Lulu In Hollywood, a reflection on her career. Louise Brooks is still considered the silver screen cult figure who brought the flapper girl image to life. She is still a major influence on women today.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Deej from A wardrobe workhorse I ordered this versatile cardigan in the chartreuse, a hue that surprisingly works well with many basic colors to add visual impact to an outfit. The cardigan is well made, with buttons that have been sewn on securely. I've worn it several times, and so far it has resisted pilling (frankly an issue with some of J. Crew's cashmere products). This cardigan looks as great with jeans for a casual look as it does partnered with slim tailored black wool trousers for a more polished and professional look. Packs well, too. The cashmere as one reviewer has pointed out is not the best quality; although the fabric drapes well, it has a slightly coarse hand you'd expect from a cheaper cashmere or other wool, non-cashmere garment. I got this on a great sale but this is not the quality you'd expect if you're paying full price for this cardigan, so take that into account when considering this. Also, this does run a little small, and I went with a medium to allow me full ability to layer this.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by girligirl from Wonderful, cozy, luxurious cardigan I finally broke down and ordered this cardigan in both grey and black with the intention of having them be the workhorses in my fall wardrobe. I couldn't wait to wear them even though it was in the 70s! The fit is great with slim arms and a nice flattering shape throughout the body. Not relaxed enough to wear a long sleeve shirt underneath but perfect with a shell, cami, or t-shirt for me. I plan to layer it underneath the boyfriend blazer once it gets cooler as I'm a huge fan of the layered look. I'm 5'2" and 110lbs and the XS is perfect for my needs. Practical and luxurious cashmere basic! Wish I could afford to order them in every color!
Date published: 2014-09-18
Rated 3 out of 5 by AliP from scratchy ... not like my other jcrew cashmere first let me say, I have always loved jcrew cashmere and have 8 of them from the past several years, including two boyfriend cardigans. I wanted to love, but the cashmere is scratchy and totally different than what I am used to. Back it went. Please bring back the fluffy, soft cashmere that we are all used to, because it was the best and the colors are always awesome!!
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ORANGE PARK, Fla. - The Florida Department of Health has allowed four new trauma centers to open, despite an ongoing legal fight with hospitals in the Jacksonville and Tampa Bay metropolitan areas.
The department Friday gave the go-ahead to trauma centers at Orange Park Medical Center in Clay County, Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point in Pasco County, Blake Medical Center in Manatee County and Kendall Regional Medical Center in Miami-Dade County -- all part of the HCA hospital chain.
The decision, however, quickly fueled further legal challenges from hospitals opposed to the Clay, Pasco and Manatee trauma centers.
An administrative law judge in September sided with those hospitals -- Shands Jacksonville, Tampa General Hospital, St. Joseph's Hospital in Tampa and Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg -- and ruled that the department was using an invalid rule in reviewing proposed trauma centers.
The department appealed the judge's decision to the 1st District Court of Appeal and argued it could approve trauma centers while the case remains pending.
But the opponents filed additional challenges this week after the trauma centers were allowed to open in what is known as "provisional" status. Those challenges likely will lead to another case before an administrative law judge.
"DOH acted improperly in issuing an immediate final order granting Blake provisional trauma status,'' Tampa General and Bayfront said in petitions challenging the Manatee trauma center. "Because there was no valid rule establishing a need for the proposed trauma center, the Blake application should have been rejected without further review.''
HCA last year announced a push to add trauma centers at hospitals in Florida. In a news release this week, Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point touted the approval of its trauma center as the "next natural step in the evolution" of the hospital.
"Having a trauma center here will mean faster treatment for trauma patients, which could be the difference between life and death and will satisfy a huge need in our community,'' Pam Schlicher, the hospital's vice president of emergency and trauma services, said in the release.
But the new centers would compete with already-existing facilities. Shands Jacksonville, Tampa General, St. Joseph's and Bayfront hospitals say, in part, that trauma centers are costly to run and that the new facilities could strip away patients, staff and revenues.
"It is a well-established fact that when it comes to health-care quality, providers need to experience high volumes to maintain proficiency and ensure optimal outcomes,'' Bayfront said in a prepared statement. "In the case of trauma centers, 'more' does not equal better.''
The September decision by Administrative Law Judge W. David Watkins centered on a 1992 rule that outlined a process for approving trauma centers, including carving the state into 19 trauma regions. Opponents argued the rule was outdated, a position supported by Watkins.
The Department of Health and HCA filed appeals last month. It is unclear when the 1st District Court of Appeal could take up those cases.
In approval letters dated Friday, the Department of Health said the new trauma centers could open the next day. But the "provisional" status requires the trauma centers to continue going through an approval process that will include resolving problems that might be found.
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12 Olympians Who Have Danced With the Stars on 'Dancing With The Stars'
Has anyone else noticed the strange connection between Olympic athletes and 'Dancing With the Stars?'
-Lucia Peters
As you may have noticed, the 2012 Summer Olympics are currently in full swing in London. Ever since Friday's show-stopping opening ceremony, we here at BettyConfidential have been glued to our televisions every waking moment (and some sleeping moments, too), just to make sure we don't miss any spectacular soccer matches or unbelievable gymnastics routines.
But something just occurred to us: Have you ever noticed how many Olympians have ended up on Dancing With the Stars? In some ways, this probably shouldn't be that surprising—the show combines athleticism with fame and pop culture, which, as we all know, is a no-fail recipe for success—but at the same time, it does seem like a little bit of a funny coincidence. In an effort to understand the connection a little better, we took a moment to round all of the Olympic athletes who have also appeared on the show. Ready to dance your gold medals off? Here we go!
1. Natalie Coughlin – Swimmer
Current 2012 United States Olympic swim team member Natalie Coughlin has medaled in the Games not once, not twice, but eleven whopping times. In 2008, she became the first American female athlete in modern Olympic history to win six medals in one Olympics, as well as the first woman ever to win a 100-meter backstroke gold in two consecutive Olympics. Unfortunately, her impressive pedigree didn't help her win DWTS—she was eliminated sixth during the show's 9th season.
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2. Hope Solo – Soccer Player
Hope (who, by the way, we adore) helped lead the US Olympic soccer team to a gold medal victory in 2008, and we have great hopes that this fantastic goalkeeper will pull in a repeat performance in this year's Games. She partner with Maksim Chmerkovskiy in the 13th season of DWTS, making it all the way to the semi-finals round before being eliminated.
3. Evan Lysacek – Figure Skater
Figure skater Evan Lysacek scored the Olympic gold in the men's singles event in 2010—the first American man to do so since Brian Boitano in 1988. He also placed fourth in the 2006 Games. And yet—somehow—Nicole Scherzinger managed to beat him in DWTS's 10th season. How? No idea. Oh well; second place isn't too bad!
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logging.info('Master DB copied to run directory')
m_db_cnxn = db.Sqlite3Connection(m_master_db_path)
except Exception, em:
lib.error_exit('Failed to open connection to master database. Error ({0})'.format(str(em)), 'CRITICAL')
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if __name__ == '__main__':
Pycharm is underlining the final reference to m_db_cnxn and warning me that I might be referencing the local variable before assignment because it is unaware that my error_exit function is exiting the program if an exception occurs.
This code is from my main module and the object is in another called db.
Is there a way to get around this as I assume that every reference to my connection object will have the same warning.
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(CNN) – Planning ahead for Christmas shopping may not be the worst thing to do this year.
Thanksgiving falls on Nov. 28. That means there are only 25 days between Black Friday and Christmas. In 2012, there were 31 days.
It's the shortest stretch between holidays in a decade. With fewer shopping days, retail experts are already saying it means the stores will be more crowded than ever.
Analysts say crowds plus less personalized customer service means aggravation.
People will still buy the same amount of stuff, just in a more concentrated period.
What's more, there are only four full weekends to shop during that crazy period. Last year, there were five.
On top of that, Hanukkah comes extremely early this year. It begins the night of Nov. 27.
Experts say shoppers hoping to avoid crowds should try to go during the week when others are at work. But avoid the lunch hour and after 5 p.m.
Plus, apparently one of the least crowded times to go shopping is the week after Black Friday, when others are shopped out.
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Public servants and ADF personnel based in Canberra's parliamantary triangle will pay just $4 each for all-day parking after October 1, the Defence Department has told staff.
The deal to subsidise employee parking in Canberra is expected to cost the department more than $14 million, with the federal government's National Capital Authority confirming on Thursday that defence would not get a bulk discount.
While thousands of public servants elsewhere in central Canberra are hit with $12 all-day parking fees, defence and military bosses have struck a deal that will see their workers pay $4-a-day at the giant car parks at Russell Offices and Anzac Park West.
But departmental secretary Dennis Richardson and the Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshall Mark Binskin, have warned the relief is just temporary and parking will be still be on a "first-come, first-served basis".
Top brass who enjoy allocated parking will also have to pay the $4 daily fee, but disabled parking will remain free-of-charge.
Would-be interlopers from other departments will be foiled by an online registration system allowing ADF and defence APS staffers to register their personal credit cards to a website set up to verify their details.
Parking machines at the defence car parks will then charge registered cards the subsidised rate.
The full annual cost of parking for defence public servants and uniformed personnel was estimated at $19 million, indicating the with the parking measures might cost defence about $12.5 million.
But a defence spokeswoman said the price tag would be between $5 million and $10 million. She also said it had not been decided how long the subsidies would last.
But an authority spokeswoman was emphatic that no bulk discounts were being offered, that the NCA expected to collect $12 each working day for each space at Russell and Anzac Park West, and that any subsidies that were being offered were a matter between defence and its employees.
Federal departments throughout the triangle are grappling with the problems thrown up by the government's decision to start charging, from October 1, for parking spaces that have been free for decades.
The Canberra Times revealed last week that the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade will hold a ballot to distribute precious car spaces in and around its buildings when it loses exclusive access to its prime Barton car park as part of the new arrangements.
Announcing the defence move to staff, Mr Richardson and Marshall Binskin said some of their workers were facing a 5 per cent hit to their annual wage without the parking subsidy.
Mr Richardson had previously said the charges would disproportionately hit young staffers and women who had to use their cars to drop off children.
"The defence committee has decided to provide some temporary assistance to staff [both ADF and APS] who would be liable to pay the full daily parking rate, noting that for some staff the $12 per day would amount to a reduction in take-home pay of more than 5 per cent," the two bosses wrote.
"Staff should be aware that the cost of parking will increase over time beyond the $4 per day and, at some point, full payment will be introduced."


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Volume II ( Number 4 April 26, 1996
Facing Facts Alert 16
FACING FACTS The Truth about Entitlements and the Budget A Fax Alert from The Concord Coalition Volume II ( Number 4 April 26, 1996) THE UN-BUDGET DEAL The press proclaimed this week's budget agreement in banner headlines. The White House praised it as a crucial step toward a balanced budget. Newt Gingrich called it a "great achievement" and Bob Dole a deal to be "proud" of. To judge by the congratulatory rhetoric, Americans might suppose that something important had happened. Alas, this is not the case. As a fiscal document, the "stalemate-ending" omnibus appropriations measure has zero long-term significance. It merely grants budget authority to programs comprising approximately a third of "discretionary" spending, which itself comprises approximately a third of the federal budget, for the balance of the current fiscal year that is, for the next five months. The deal's real significance is political. Both sides can now claim progress toward a balanced budget without engaging the one issue that matters: entitlements. Apparently, this is what Washington means by "bipartisanship." Nickel and Dime Skirmishes Let's start with the numbers. After thirteen stopgap spending measures and two partial government shutdowns, the final deal leaves FY 1996 discretionary outlays totaling just $17 billion less than what the CBO was projecting before the 1994 elections. According to Robert Livingston, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, this accomplishment means that "government is no longer growing incessantly." Really? Under the (December 1995) CBO baseline budget projection, federal outlays are slated to grow by a cumulative $1,655 billion from 1996 to 2002. This week's deal will cut that growth by a mere one percent. With the ink hardly dry on the agreement for FY 1996, it's already time to start negotiations over the FY 1997 discretionary budget. Squeezing out savings won't be any easier the next time around. Yes, both sides are on record with seven-year budget plans that would cut discretionary spending by roughly one-fifth in real dollars. But most of this cutting is scheduled to occur after the next three elections which is to say never. Discretionary spending (on everything from Head Start to the Pentagon) is already plumbing record lows as a share of the federal budget. From 69 percent of total expenditures in 1965, discretionary outlays fell to 36 percent in 1995; by 2002, they will drop to 30 percent, even without the latest cuts. The real problem lies elsewhere in the explosive growth in entitlements. So long as both parties refuse to admit that we cannot afford the growing cost of what they pretend they cannot control, any talk of budget balance is pretense. To be sure, last year's budget proposals flirted with entitlement reform. But these proposals were not enacted, and had they been, they would barely have crimped the long-term growth in federal benefit spending. As we pointed out in a recent alert, even the "draconian" Republican plan would have allowed entitlements to grow by 9.4 percent of GDP between 1996 and 2030an increase that is greater, as a share of the economy, than today's entire discretionary budget. Moving the Winnebago The failure of Washington to grapple with entitlements reflects the broader failure of the public to focus on our real fiscal choices. According to one poll, 94 percent of Americans favor cuts in foreign aid, 77 percent favor cuts in public housing, and 75 percent favor cuts in NASA programs that together make up roughly 3 percent of the federal budget. Meanwhile, though a large majority of Americans insist that the budget should be balanced, only 22 percent favor cuts in Medicare and just 14 percent favor cuts in Social Security. These two programs, together with uncuttable interest costs, make up half of the federal budget. Concord president Pete Peterson likes to say that trying to eliminate the deficit without touching entitlements is like trying to clean out the garage without moving the Winnebago. We would like to take the GOP leadership and the administration at their word when they say they remain ready to negotiate a balanced budget. Unfortunately, by reconfirming the public's misconceptions about the nature of the challenge before us, the spin being given to this week's deal could make it more difficult than ever to re-engage the real issue.
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Sole Survivor: Documentary Screening with Co-Producer
Co-Producer Alexis Jaworski will visit campus during Family Weekend to screen her documentary, Sole Survivor, on Saturday, October 26 at 2 p.m. in the Park Hall Auditorium. Sole Survivor is film that tells the complex story of four people who became sole survivors of commercial airline disasters There will be a Q&A session following the screening.
About Sole Survivor:
In the history of aviation, there have only been 14 of them: sole survivors of commercial airline disasters. Most have never spoken publicly about the loss, the guilt, the immense pressure of feeling "spared," Who, after all, could ever truly understand?
The answer is only each other. Focusing on George Lamson Jr., the only survivor of the 1985 crash of Galaxy Airlines Flight 203, Sole Survivor lets four of them share their very complex, personal stories for the first time. They relive the darkest moments of their lives—with the film's viewers and each other—in an effort to heal and overcome.
For more information about the film, visit: SoleSurvivorFilm.com
About Alexis Jaworski:
Alexis has worked in creative arts management for more than a decade with some of the country's most renowned and vital artistic organizations, including Steppenwolf Theatre Company, The Joffrey Ballet and River North Dance Chicago. As a Director of Marketing and Communications, Alexis' background is in production planning and management, fiscal planning, creative and branding initiatives and audience development strategy.
Incorporating film production into her personal and professional interests since 2008, she was contractor with post-production offline editing boutique, Beast (Deluxe Entertainment services); Sole Survivor is her first feature film. Alexis received her B.A. in Psychology and Art History from University of Vermont, and an M.A. in Media Studies from DePaul University.
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COUNCIL workers in Worcestershire could be sent on visits to private companies to learn about "profit and loss" as more services are handed to new providers.
The suggestion has been made by the incoming chief executive of Worcestershire County Council, who says staff will need to be more commercially focused in the years ahead.
Clare Marchant, who is taking over the top job from Trish Haines in June, spent over an hour outlining her vision to a panel of councillors at County Hall yesterday.
She told them she is going into the role with her "eyes wide open" and is determined to shape a better council despite yearly cuts of around £25 million having to be factored into the budgets.
She also said the council has to learn more from the private sector, insisting "smart commercial use of taxpayers money" will be vital.
As your Worcester News revealed in March, around 1,500 in-house jobs will go by 2018 as part of a plan to hand over services to other bodies, including the private sector, charities, the voluntary sector and not-for-profit organisations.
During the debate she even cited John Lewis as the kind of company the council could learn from.
Councillor Ken Pollock, a Conservative, asked her: "For some people in this council profit is a dirty word - I wondered what kind of reassurances you could give them."
Ms Marchant said: "We can't say 'nobody can be allowed to make a profit' because if you do that you risk the quality of the services that can be delivered.
"But there are unreasonable levels of profit and we need to understand that, for us it will be about understanding the financial make-up of what each provider puts in front of us."
During the Q&A she was asked by Labour Councillor Richard Udall if she is prepared to "publish advice" she gives the leader Councillor Adrian Hardman, especially on decisions she privately disagrees with.
Cllr Udall said there is "some sensitivity" around the ways in which the council is changing and appealed for no political bias.
She said: "I realise I represent all 57 members of this council, it's about embracing everyone."
She was also asked about "secondments" for staff to the private sector and said it was a "great idea" she was prepared to back.
"I've been in public service a long time, I remember 10 or 15 years ago a saying 'every £1 you spend is a taxpayers' pound'," she said.
"I'll be looking to instil that culture when it comes to our staff."
She told the panel she knew she had a "difficult balance to strike" in keeping staff happy.
"I want them to feel this is a great place to work, I don't want them to be weary of change," she said.
She also told the panel she was determined to be ambitious about the council's role in promoting Worcestershire's economy.
"We are much more flexible than we were four years ago, we see more flexible working, people expect to change as a result of their yearly appraisals, we're also much better at listening (to the public) through our roadshows," she said.
"I want to be ambitious - 10 or 15 years ago when I first worked in the public sector, it was said that partnership is the key word, but it's not about just talking about it, it's actually about putting 'skin on the game'.
"We believe this council has a key role to play in helping the economy."
Mrs Haines is about to take early retirement from the council, which led to Ms Marchant, the current assistant chief executive, getting the top job.
She joined the council in 2010 and started her career in the private sector, working at Hovis.
She also worked at Deloitte back in 1997, advising employers in the public and private sector on how to modernise, and held a high-ranking position in the NHS for seven years, using a new IT system to change the health service.
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Each year during the fall, cork trees are pruned. The pruned branches of the cork oak become the homes to small birds in these houses. Cork is incredibly strong and visually stunning. The bark is a sustainable material as it re-establishes itself and is ready for harvesting. The removable lid allows for the cleaning out of the interior.


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From Dyer's Compendium
Organized at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, September to November, and mustered in December 7, 1861. Ordered to Eastern Kentucky December 11, 1861. Attached to 18th Brigade, Army of the Ohio, to March, 1862. Unattached, Army of the Ohio to August, 1862. District of Eastern Kentucky, Dept. of the Ohio, to October 1862. District of the Kanawha, West Virginia, Dept. of the Ohio, to February, 1863. 2nd Brigade, Baird's Division, Army of Kentucky, Dept. of the Cumberland, to June, 1863. 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps, Army of the Cumberland, to October, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 4th Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland, October, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 4th Army Corps, to December, 1864.
SERVICE.-Garfield's Campaign against Humphrey Marshall December 23, 1861, to January 30, 1862. Advance on Paintsville, Ky., December 31, 1861, to January 7, 1862. Occupation of Paintsville January 8 to February 1. Middle Creek, near Prestonburg January 10. Expedition to Pound Gap, Cumberland Mountains, March 14-17. Pound Gap March 16. Moved to Piketon, Ky., and duty there till June 13. Moved to Prestonburg June 13, thence to Louisa July 16, and duty there till September 13. Moved to Gallipolis, Ohio, September 13, thence to Guyandotte, Va., October 4. Moved to Eastern Kentucky November 14, and duty there till February 20, 1863. Ordered to Nashville, Tenn., February 20, thence to Franklin, Tenn. Repulse of Van Dorn's attack on Franklin April 10. Harpeth River, near Franklin, April 10. Duty at Franklin till June 2. Moved to Triune June 2. Middle Tennessee (or Tullahoma) Campaign June 23-July 7. At Wartrace and Tullahoma till September 7. Chickamauga (Ga.) Campaign September 7-22. Reconnoissance from Rossville September 17. Ringgold, Ga., September 17. Battle of Chickamauga September 19-21. Siege of Chattanooga, Tenn., September 24-November 23. Reopening Tennessee River October 26-29. Chattanooga-Ringgold Campaign November 23-27. Lookout Mountain November 23-24. Mission Ridge November 25. Ringgold Gap, Taylor's Ridge, November 27. Duty at Whiteside, Ala., till February, 1864. Demonstration on Dalton, Ga., February 22-27. Tunnel Hill, Buzzard's Roost Gap and Rocky Faced Ridge February 23-25. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign May 1 to September 8. Tunnel Hill May 6-7. Demonstration on Rocky Faced Ridge and Dalton May 8-13. Buzzard's Roost Gap May 8-9. Battle of Resaca May 14-15. Adairsville May 17. Near Kingston May 18-19. Near Cassville May 19. Advance on Dallas May 22-25. Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills May 25-June 5. Allatoona Pass June 1-2. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Pine Hill June 11-14. Lost Mountain June 15-17. Assault on Kenesaw June 27. Ruff's Station, Smyrna Camp Ground, July 4. Chattahoochie River July 5-17. Peach Tree Creek July 19-20. Siege of Atlanta July 22-August 25. Flank movement on Jonesboro August 25-30. Red Oak Station August 29. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. Lovejoy Station September 2-6. Companies "A," "B," "C" and "D" mustered out at Pilot Knob, Ga., October 7, 1864. Operations against Hood in North Georgia and North Alabama September 29-November 3. Moved to Pulaski, Tenn., and duty there till November 22. Battle of Franklin November 30. Veterans and Recruits consolidated with 51st Ohio Infantry December 10, 1864.
Regiment lost during service 6 Officers and 96 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 134 Enlisted men by disease. Total 237.
The organization of this regiment was completed at Camp Chase, Ohio, December 7, 1861, and, on the 11th of the same mouth, it left camp for Eastern Kentucky, going by railroad to Paris, Ky.. and marching thence to Paintville, where it formed a junction with Col. Garfield, who was then moving up Sandy River. On the 10th of January, 1862, the regiment participated in the battle of Middle Creek, defeating Humphrey Marshall, and after that remained in camp at Paintville, suffering very much from sickness. In February, it moved to Piketon. where, in connection with a Kentucky regiment, it remained as an outpost until June 13, when the troops moved to Prestonburg. A month later, Prestonburg was abandoned. the Fortieth going; to Louisa, where it remained until September 13, when it left Louisa and moved to the month of the Sandy, and a few days after was ordered to Gallipolis, Ohio. On the 4th of October, it moved to Guyandotte, W. Va., and, November 14, was again ordered into Eastern Kentucky.
The regiment started for Nashville, Tenn., February 20, 1863, and, on its arrival was assigned to the First Brigade, First Division, Reserve Corps, then at Franklin, which point the regiment reached in March in time to take part in a forced march after Van Dorn. On the 10th of April, when the Fortieth was on picket south of Franklin, Van Dorn attacked the line with a large mounted force. but was repulsed by the regiment alone. The Fortieth moved to Triune. on the 2d of June, and, on the 23d, the reserve corps moved forward. forming the right of Rosecrans' army in its advance on Shelbyville. Wartrace and Tullahoma. The regiment was stationed at the two latter points until September 7, when the reserve corps pushed forward rapidly to assist in the movement on Chattanooga. The regiment participated in the battle of Chickamauga. losing quite heavily, and, after falling back to Chattanooga, encamped at Moccasin Point, opposite Lookout Mountain. and finally went into winter quarters at Shell Mound, Tenn., where four companies re-enlisted.
On the 24th of November, the regiment shared in the battle of Lookout Mountain. and behaved with great gallantry. It was in the second line of battle. and, upon reaching the rebel breastworks, was ordered to halt, by Gen. Whittaker, who was in command: but not hearing the order on account of the din of battle. kept right on alone, capturing two pieces of artillery at the " White House," several hundred yards in advance of the other troops. The right of the regiment advanced to near the Summertown road, but, receiving no support. were obliged to fall back. The gallant Fortieth felt much chagrined at the result. and claimed, that if properly supported, they would have captured the rebel guns and stores on the summit of the mountain. At the close of the campaign, the regiment returned to Shell Mound. On the 20th of January, 1864, the regiment moved, and, February 6, went into camp near Cleveland, Tenn. On the 22d of February, it started on a reconnaissance to Dalton, returning to camp on the 28th. On the 2d of May, the Fortieth marched on the Atlanta campaign, participating in many of the battles before that place, and being under fire almost constantly after reaching Dalton. Companies A, B. C and D were mustered out of service at Pilot Knob. Ga.. October 7, 1864. The remainder of the regiment shared the fortunes of the Fourth Corps in its pursuit of Hood, and in its retreat before him from Pulaski. In December, those who were not veterans were mustered out at Nashville. Tenn., and the veterans were consolidated with the Fifty-first Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
After the consolidation of the Fortieth with the Fifty-first, the combined regiment was transported, with the Fourth Army Corps, to New Orleans, thence to Texas, where, at the town of Victoria, it performed guard duty for some months. It was mustered out of the service December 3, 1865, brought home to Camp Chase, where it was finally paid and discharged.
This company, called the "Buffenburgh Boys." in honor of Peter Buffenburgh, was
also organized at London, and mustered into the Fortieth at Camp Chase on the 30th of September, 1861.
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The Crap We Missed – Thursday 4.10.14
Welcome to Thursday's The Crap We Missed, a surprisingly large gallery for late in the week when I'm usually scrambling through random events where I think Richard Grieco might have heard they had free sandwiches. But thanks to Kelsey Grammer continuing his "People I Would Never Actually Associate With, But Will Pose With For A Photo-Op Tour," Andrew Garfield finally getting around to all that molesting he was accused of (He wasn't accused of molesting anyone? Oh well, I'm not thinking of something else now.), and the glory of Nicolas Cage's hairline, there's actually some real celebrities in here today.
Except for you, Lindsay Lohan. You are not a real celebrity. In this moment, you look like you just sucked off the entire back of the house at Applebee's for an eight ball, so you're here for our mockery and judgement and nothing else,
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The Dean of ASU's Belk Library, Joyce Ogburn, asked me to share a little news about a most worthy endeavor accomplished last year.
My name is Diana Barbee, and I am the new Administrative Assistant to Dean Ogburn and a member of the Library's Administrative Services team. I also serve as a committee member and volunteer for the ASU Staff Senate's program called AppKIDS. Our committee's goal is to organize hundreds of volunteers and gather resources to purchase warm clothing like boots, socks, coats, and gloves for local children in need. This effort was accomplished with a lot of volunteers and a year's worth of activities that served over 90 children. This was our 34th year doing this event, and it has grown as the community need has increased. Local school counselors selected children who would benefit the most. ASU students stuffed donated backpacks with donated school supplies. Faculty and staff transported children and took them shopping.
Faculty and off-campus donors contributed enough funds for each child to have a $160 budget. Local retailers provided extra deep discounts to help stretch each dollar. In addition, the ASU Business Affairs Office and the Chancellor's Office sponsored breakfast and lunch on-campus.
The children think it's really cool to be on campus and they may enjoy a mini tour at the end of the day. I've seen their eyes light up when walking through our big, beautiful library. Who knows, maybe one day, they just might want to attend college or work at a University. Actually, the program is inspiring to everyone involved. Even Chancellor Everts was moved to speak to the children and volunteers at the breakfast event. My coworkers and I agree that seeing a smile on every child's face that morning was the beginning of a perfect holiday season.
Our big shopping day happens every November, just one very special day every year. If you are interested in learning more, you're welcome to contact me at email@example.com or at 828-262-6725. Thank you for letting me share my excitement with you.
Special Collections, located on the 4th Floor of Belk Library and Information Commons, will be closed to the public until Monday, February 16, for repairs and restoration due to water damage. The rest of the 4th floor is open. Circulating materials in the collection are available through the Library's Request It! service. Non-circulating materials, including rare books, archives, and manuscripts, will not be available until Special Collections reopens. Special Collections is responding to inquiries through email and telephone at email@example.com and 828-262-4041.
Special Collections includes the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection, University Archives, Stock Car Racing Collection, and Rare Books and Manuscripts. For more information about the collections, please visit http://www.collections.library.appstate.edu/
The University Library at Appalachian State University seeks one or more librarians to work at the library service desk for 15-25 hours per week, for the period of January 15, 2015 through June 30, 2015. Additional hours and duties in other areas of the library may be possible.
The work will include research assistance, basic technology help, circulation assistance, and some nights and weekends.
Required: ALA/NCATE accredited library master's degree or significant equivalent library experience in an academic, community college, or busy public library.
Preferred: Excellent written and oral communication skills.
The appointment will be an adjunct faculty member at the rank of Instructor or Assistant Professor. Salary is commensurate with qualifications. Possible continuation beyond June 30, 2015 will be based on organizational needs and availability of funding. Any offer of employment to a successful candidate will be conditioned upon the University's receipt of a satisfactory criminal background report. Documentation of identity and employability of the applicant will be required before the hiring process can be finalized.
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Please send a cover letter stating qualifications and resume or curriculum vitae which includes the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses of three references to:
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The two-year grant project funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to process the backlog of the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection was successfully completed last month. Running from September 2012 to November 2014, the grant provided funding for a full-time processing assistant and for the purchase of archival supplies. The processing was completed by Project Archives Assistant Trevor McKenzie (the grant-funded position) and Processing Assistant Anita Elliott under the direction of Processing Archivist Cynthia Harbeson, who served as project manager.
As a result of this project, a total of 1,917.14 linear feet of previously unprocessed, and therefore inaccessible, materials were processed. This total was 707.14 linear feet (or 58%) more than the 1,210 linear feet outlined in the grant proposal. The project also resulted in the creation of 456 new finding aids (or guides to the collections) and the revision and enhancement of finding aids for an additional 75 selected collections. These finding aids are all online and searchable through our Special Collections website. The collections themselves are available for use in the Dougherty Reading Room, located on the 4th floor in Special Collections.
The Backlog Blog has been highlighting collections processed during this project for the past two years. Some of the collections included on the blog are: AC.104: Appalachian Land Ownership Task Force Records; AC.124: Speculation Land Company Records; AC.362: Hartzog Family Papers; AC.836: Stephens Store Records; and AC.689: Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina Records.
The image seen here is from AC.806: Charles Town (West Virginia) in a Nutshell, 1900. It was one of the collections processed through the grant project.
Dog and Massage Therapy that is.
To relieve a little stress, the libary is sponsoring the following 2 events:
Free 10-Minute massage by the fireplace-Massage Therapists from the MYO Clinic in Boone will be here on:
Monday, Dec. 8 from 3-5 pm
Tuesday, Dec. 9 from 2-4 pm
Sign-up sheet will be on the table by the fireplace!
Knox, a Canine Good Citizen and registered with Therapy Dogs, Inc. will be here with his handler, Brianne Harris on Dec. 8 from 2 to 4 pm and Dec. 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Brianne is an Appalachian 2012 Psychology alumna and says that Knox, a Great Pyrenees is a good listener and is great for hugging.
Squeezes, rubs, hugs, and scratches are free!
Congratulations to all the students who are graduating this December, 2014 or completing internships in the spring. We thank all of our student library employees for their hard work and dedication. Your work in the library is greatly appreciated!
Laura Arevalo-Gallego
Andrew Aiken
Dylan Boan
Madison Coughlin
Barry Hamilton
Caleb Hoopingarner
Keri Hutchins
Albert Lindsey
Crystal Pulley
Andrew Nelson Redondo
Shannon Thompson
Chimere Williams
Use Mango Languages to sharpen your skills in another language! Mango Languages is a completely web-based language-learning system that focuses on conversation skills. Two courses are offered: Basic--helps you learn basic words and phrases, and Complete--to help you move beyond basic language skills. Learn on the go via the free mobile app!
Cultural specialty courses are included, like Medical Spanish
You can even learn 'Pirate' !
Over 60 languages are available, such as Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Dari, Farsi, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Pashto, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, Urdu, Vietnamese. Some languages are only available as a Basic course. There are also over 17 ESL language courses.
The library will host an 8 hour graphic novel drawing session on the main floor. Just inside the library, students from an art department graphic novel class and students from an art education methods course will be drawing comics 8AM until 5 PM.
Anyone is welcome to join in the drawing.
Drawing materials are not provided but Zines are free!
Read some great comics, browse the library's comic and graphic novel collection and take home a Zine! See you there!
Citation Resources and Examples from the ASU Writing Center
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KnightCite Citation Service
Creates your citations for you. Developed by Heckman Library at Calvin College
Print/eBook Resources:
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by American Psychological Association Staff
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers by Joseph Gibaldi; Modern Language Association of America Staff
The Chicago Manual of Style by University of Chicago Staff
The Richard T. Barker Friends of the University Library is sponsoring its annual reception for faculty who published books during the past academic year (2013-2014) or who have achieved similar recognition in their fields. For example, music faculty who had works published or art faculty who had pieces accepted for major collections should be honored.
The reception will be held on Friday, November 21 at 3:30 p.m. with remarks at 4:00 p.m. in Room 421 in Belk Library and Information Commons. Chancellor Everts and Interim Provost Stan Aeschleman will be on hand to present the certificates.
Below is the list of faculty who had works published 2013-2014.
Cheryl Claassen
Beliefs and Rituals in Archaic Eastern North America: An Interpretive Guide. University of Alabama Press. Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 2013.
Frank Aycock
Television in The Cloud. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Seattle, Washington. 2014.
Nina-Jo Moore
Nonverbal Communication: Studies and Applications, 6th Ed. Oxford University Press. New York, NY. 2014.
Computer Information Systems
Joseph Cazier
Hacking to Learn: A Hands on Prep Guide for CEH Certification. Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Seattle, Washington. 2013.
Richard Crandall
Vanishing Boundaries, How Integrating Manufacturing and Services Creates Customer Value. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Boca Raton, Florida. 2013.
Christopher Taylor
Hacking to Learn: A Hands on Prep Guide for CEH Certification. Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Seattle, Washington. 2013.
Curriculum and Instruction
Tracy Smith
CD/DVD/Video; The Middle Level Legacy Video Series; The Legacy of Middle School Leaders: In Their Own Words. Association for Middle Level Education. Westerville, OH. 2013.
Todd Cherry
Toward a New Climate Agreement: Conflict, Resolution and Governance. Routledge. New York, NY. 2013.
David McEvoy
Toward a New Climate Agreement: Conflict, Resolution and Governance. Routledge. New York, NY. 2013.
Joseph Bathanti
Half of What I Say Is Meaningless. Mercer University Press. Macon, Georgia. 2014.
Alison Gulley
Chastity and Martyrdom: The Displacement of the Body in Ælfric's Virgin Martyr Lives. Ashgate Publishers. Surrey, United Kingdom. 2014.
Nathan Hauke
Pastoral (years later). Shirt Pocket Press. Grand Rapids, Michigan. 2013.
Kirsten Jorgenson
Sediment & Veil. Horseless Press. Grand Rapids, MI. 2014.
Kathryn Kirkpatrick
Her Small Hands Were Not Beautiful: Poems. Clemson University Press. Clemson, South Carolina. 2014.
Alexander Pitofsky
American Boarding-School Fiction, 1928-1981: A Critical Study of All the Privileged Young Men. McFarland Publishers. Jefferson, North Carolina. 2014.
Government and Justice Studies
James Barnes
Wisdom and Initiation in Gabon: A Philosophical Analysis of Fang Tales, Myths and Legends by Bonaventure Mve Ondo, Translation. Lexington Books. Lanham, Maryland. 2013.
Nancy Love
Love, Nancy S., Studying Politics Today: Critical Approaches to Political Science, co-edited with Mark Mattern, (Oxford, UK: Routledge/Taylor&Francis, 2014). [Special Issue 35.3 (September 2013) of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture.]
Catherine Marcum
Cybercrime. Wolters Kluwer. New York, New York. 2013.
Matthew Robinson
Media Coverage of Crime and Criminal Justice, 2nd Edition. Carolina Academic Press. Durham, North Carolina. 2014.
Andrea Burns
From Storefront to Monument: Tracing the Public History of the Black Museum Movement. University of Massachusetts Press. Amherst, Massachusetts. 2013.
Anatoly Isaenko
Polygon of Satan: Ethnic Traumas and Conflicts in the Caucasus. 3rd Edition. Kendall Hunt Publishing. Dubuque, Iowa. 2014
Michael Turner
Liberty and Liberticide: The Role of America in Nineteenth-Century British Radicalism. Lexington Books. Lanham, Maryland. 2013.
Human Development and Counseling
Geraldine Miller
Learning the Language of Addiction Counseling, 4th Edition. Wiley Press. Hoboken, New Jersey. 2014
Jon Winek
CD/DVD/Video; From Theory to Practice: Emotional Focused Therapy. Sage Publications; Thousand Oakes, California. 2013
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Benito del Pliego
Extraccio - Notas de un dietario. El tucán de Virginia. Mexico. 2013
Objetos y Retratos: Geografía. Gertrude Stein. Amargord. Madrid, Spain, 2014
Andres Fisher
Objetos y Retratos: Geografía. Gertrude Stein. Amargord. Madrid, Spain, 2014
Leadership and Education Studies
Barbara Bonham
Developmental Education: Readings on its Past, Present, and Future. Bedford/St. Martin's. Boston, Massachusetts. 2014.
Hunter Boylan
Developmental Education: Readings on its Past, Present, and Future. Bedford/St. Martin's. Boston, Massachusetts. 2014.
Rick Howe
Serendipitous Gleanings, Volume XIII, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. 2014
Serendipitous Gleanings, Volume XIV, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. 201
Alan Singer
Business Ethics in the 21st Century: Stability and Change. Nova Science Publishers. New York, New York. 2013.
Mathematical Sciences Department
Witold Kosmala
A Friendly Introduction to Analysis: Single and Multivariable, 2nd Edition. Pearson. New York, New York. 2013.
William Harbinson
At Twilight (A musical composition). Carl Fischer Publications. New York, New York. 2014.
Steve Hopkins
Praise the Lord (for men's voices and piano). Carl Fischer, LLC. New York, New York. 2014.
Jennifer Snodgrass
Contemporary Musicianship: Analysis and the Artist. Oxford University Press. New York, New York. 2014.
Phoebe Pollitt
The History of Professional Nursing in North Carolina, 1902-2002. Carolina Academic Press. Durham, North Carolina. 2014
Nutrition and Health Care Management
Martin Root
Nutrition and Health. Burlington, MA. Jones and Bartlett Learning, Inc. 2014.
David Williams
The Funding of Biopharmaceutical R&D. Woodhead Publishing. 2013.
Philosophy and Religion
Tom Ellis
On the Death of the Pilgrim: The Postcolonial Hermeneutics of Jarava Lal Mehta. Springer Publishing. New York, New York. 2013.
Davis Hankins
The Book of Job and the Immanent Genesis of Transcendence. Northwestern University Press. Evanston, Illinois. 2014.
Kevin Schilbrack
Philosophy and the Study of Religions: A Manifesto. Wiley Blackwell. Hoboken, New Jersey. 2014
Reading Education and Special Education
Darrell Morris
Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Problems. Gilford Press. New York, New York. 2014
Research Institute for Environment, Energy, and Economics
John Pine
Hazards Analysis: Reducing the Impact of Disasters. Second Edition. CRC Press, Taylor Frances Group. Boca Raton, Florida. 2014.
Cameron Lippard
Race and Racism in the United States: An Encyclopedia of the American Mosaic. Greenwood Press. Santa Barbara, California. 2014.
Martha McCaughey
Cyberactivism on the Participatory Web. Routledge Press. New York, New York. 2014.
Kenneth Muir
The Sociological Perspective. Kendall-Hunt. Dubuque, Iowa. 2013.
Theatre and Dance
Laurie Atkins
Stolen Goods-take 2. Laurie Atkins, Choreographer. Vision of Sound Concert, Rochester, NY 2014. (Performance)
University Libraries
Pam Mitchem
Appalachian State University. Arcadia Publishing. 2014.


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Desire Deal Breakers You Need To Know
We all know that relationships take work. But it's not always about couples counseling and conflict resolution.
Sometimes it's about remembering the little things. YahooShine and us here at the office offers some simple tips — more after the jump.
1 – Keep that breath fresh — You may whisper all the sweet nothings you want into your lover's ear, but if your breath smells like a corpse, your partner is NOT going to want to hear it. (SCOPE is your friend)
2- Tone down the sarcasm — You pride yourself on being a snarky person, but you don't want to bring that into your relationship. Many relationships fail because partners criticize each other. So leave the snark-casm at the door when you get home. (Yah think — DUH — oops that was sarcastic)
3- Make the most of your "bed" time — Use the time in the sack to remind your partner why you wanted to be together in the first place. So turn off your tv, leave work in the office and reconnect with each other.
4- When you finally slide between the sheets keep your COLD feet to yourself.
5- Do NOT talk about another woman or man, really you should know this one!
6- No "Dutch Ovens!"
7- Keep the pets out of the bedroom — really awkward to see your cat "watching" you.
8- Don't let Valentine's night be the night you show off your speedo.
9- Don't wait 'til 10:00pm to get "frisky"… get the kids to bed early so BOTH of you can enjoy the night.
10- WASH – Yes shower again at night — foot odor is gross.
11- Don't try to cover up the day's odor with cologne — No one wants to sleep beside someone who smells like they were in a French perfume factory or a gigolo.
12- Make sure you are well groomed — both men and women no one likes stubble — be "tidy and well trimmed" — don't make me spell it out to you.
13- If this is a new relationship be conscious of pictures you have on display in your bedroom.
14- One of the guys here said, "It's a "one nighter" — Who Cares — Not gonna see ya again.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – As an exclamation point on an exciting week, Saint Leo University freshman Danielle Bletso was rewarded for her performances as she was named the Sunshine State Conference's Defensive Player of the Week for the week of November 9-16.
The Saint Leo freshman middle blocker averaged 1.5 blocks per set to help the Lions close out the regular season with a pair of SSC victories. In a five-set upset over No. 13 Florida Southern, Bletso narrowly missed a double-double with 14 kills and nine blocks.
Her presence at the net helped limit the Moccasins to a .184 hitting percentage in SLU's first win over their rivals from Lakeland in 61 meetings. In another five-set victory over Barry, she tallied 15 kills and six blocks.
The Boardman, Ohio native's defensive performance helped limit the Lions' opponents to a combined .208 attack percentage. In two matches, she also averaged 2.9 kills with a .386 hitting percentage.
Bletso and the rest of the Lions will make their third consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament as they begin South Region play this Thursday. The Lions will once again face Florida Southern in the opening round match that will be played at the University of Tampa. The match is set to get underway at 2:30 p.m. at the Bob Martinez Sports Center and will be carried live on the Saint Leo Lions AudioCast Network.


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I have an MPEG file I want to burn to DVD, so I downloaded DeVeDe by doing the following:
When that finished, I went to the KDE menu, went to Multimedia, and selected DeVeDe.Code:sudo apt-get install devede
Nothing happened, the program didn't start.
So I opened up a terminal and type:
Here's the reply I got at the terminal:Code:devede &
From reading that, I got the idea that the program was trying to read the value of an envionment variable called LANG, but that LANG wasn't set. So I tried this:Code:Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/devede", line 40, in <module> print "Locale: "+str(os.environ["LANG"]) File "/usr/lib/python2.5/UserDict.py", line 22, in __getitem__ raise KeyError(key) KeyError: 'LANG' [1]+ Exit 1 devede
And here's the reply I got:Code:export set LANG=en devede &
I tried setting LANG to other stuff like "eng", "en-us", "eng-us", but they all failed. However, if you look in the code box I posted just above, you'll see it mentions something about the "C" fallback locale. So I tried this:Code:(process:20951): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. Using the fallback 'C' locale. DeVeDe 3.11 Locale: en Using package-installed files Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/devede", line 136, in <module> locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL,"") File "/usr/lib/python2.5/locale.py", line 478, in setlocale return _setlocale(category, locale) locale.Error: unsupported locale setting [1]+ Exit 1 devede
And the program started! Wahey!Code:export set LANG=C devede &
So basically it looks like BT4 PreFinal has a problem with the LANG environment variable.
EDIT: I spoke too soon. After the program starts, after you click OK to create a Video DVD, the program freezes and crashes. Looks like I'll have to boot into Microgay Windgay to use ConvertXtoDVD.
Ask questions on the open forums, that way everybody benefits from the solution, and everybody can be corrected when they make mistakes. Don't send me private messages asking questions that should be asked on the open forums, I won't respond. I decline all "Friend Requests".


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
I think the sciences more easily taught as integrated courses in the lower grades where the students have not yet made the divisions. Then at the upper levels, where we can go more in depth, the students see that we can approach a topic from a biology standpoint and then the next year pick it up and look that it through the eyes of a chemist and then again in physics. The more angles we show, the bigger and better the perpective. I almost feel as though I am poaching on physics territory when we do the atom and nuclear but at least those not going on to physics have had some exposure. We teach nuclear at the end of the year when things are hectic with grades, finals, inventory and ordering, so last year I had the students do a project in groups of four. I gave them the topics to be covered with a fairly heafty rubric and lots of sites that they could draw from. It was a lot of work ahead of time but we all enjoyed the end product. The finale was that they each had to write a paper for or against the nuclear power expansion in light of what they had learned.
PS I liked the M&M activity but I would not be able to keep up with "lost" M&M's! One of our previous teachers did a similar activity to teach half lives using sugar cubes with one side (I think) colored with food color. He said that the data gave a very good exponential curve.
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