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It is not surprising news but Google officially announced this week its first Android phone, code-named Nexus One. Made by the Taiwanese HTC, the device will be sold through its online store and the price for the U.S. market will be around $ 529. If the consumer wants to buy a connection package from T-Mobile (unfortunately it doesn't look like this model will be available as one of the T-Mobile prepaid phones), the price may be reduced to $ 179.
Nexus One can be used on any GSM network, but is designed to operate in its best potential at 3G frequencies. Currently online sales are restricted for only consumers in America and will soon open its "gates" to the respective markets in Singapore and Hong Kong. Google has also stated that Verizon and Vodafone will play a more active role in the immediate future of Nexus One.
The agreement for selling at Europe is not binding for Vodafone, as a spokesperson for the well-known company stated in BBC, which means that other mobile providers can support the device on their network. The Nexus One, as expected, will be equipped with 3.7-inch touch screen with AMOLED technology, 5MP Camera, connectivity via Wi-Fi, accelerometer and built-in compass. Its processor will be the Qualcomm Snapdragon at 1GHz and its front bottom trackball will be flashing when the phone receives e-mail or call.
The version of the Android operating system to be included in Nexus One will be the 2.1 with the code name Eclair and it is worth noting that the same version is also used at Motorola Droid. Currently you can find at the official website of the product all necessary details, while the following youtube video shows you a snapshot of the device from a hands-on user who has had the opportunity to come into direct contact with it.


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The life I used to lead as a model in New York feels like a dream I had long ago. Some of my designer clients still call me, but I must focus on my acting career now. Oh, I dreaded being just a "lovely mannequin" in the showrooms and I ached to perform, to be Anna Karenina on the runway if the clothes inspired me. Well, here I am in Los Angeles, with my awards underfoot in a new reality.
Most industry luncheons and parties are such a bore, darling. Lucius told me he was not fond of my white lies, but he just doesn't understand I cannot speak my mind and tell people off, burn bridges and all because of silly drunkards' arguments. I had never feared someone before, but he knows about my past and I have a legacy to build. One day, I hope to have a daughter and I will name her Siobhan, to always remember my mother and I will tell my little girl all about her.
Sequins and lights, the applause… There is something in me that comes alive when I read a great script and I can see myself using my eyes, my lips and hands, my entire body to make such beautiful words come to life. My art has given me the closest feeling of what Heaven can be and I cannot be far away from the productions and even the bickering behind the scenes. This is a love I have waited many years to feel.
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A little boy is followed around Paris by a strange red balloon. Meanwhile, his mother struggles to keep her puppet theatre and home life on track.
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when you get up to around 120 points it asks you about the year of the car, this is almost impossible to answer correctly as the year of the car in some of the pictures is completely incorrect, what you are asking in this quiz is "can you guess what year the owner bought and registered their car??" which is impossible to know, that is not car knowledge that is pot luck!
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Gay couples say they are angry that Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs is no longer supporting the creation of a domestic partnership registry similar to one passed in Orlando.
Nearly 100 people met to discuss a recent announcement by Jacobs to ditch the domestic partnership registry that would give couples rights, such as hospital visitation and end of life decisions. Orlando passed a similar registry, but Jacobs is not convinced that model is right for the county. Instead, Jacobs said she doesn't think there needs to be a law and has opted for a form which can be filled out by any two people, regardless of relationship status.
Gay advocates said the form has no legal teeth.
They said they are fighting for basic rights like being allowed to visit their partners in hospitals and plan funerals and make end-of-life decisions.
"She[Jacobs] is previously on record supporting domestic partnerships, promising to bring it up for a vote and it hasn't happened," said Mary Meeks, a civil rights attorney. "She can say that she has expanded the realm of people that she's willing to give a useless document to if she wants to but she's absolutely not proposing to expand any actual legal rights. We all know people who have had those documents and they've been ignored. So please don't give me another useless piece of paper."
Jacobs will meet with gay and lesbian advocates later this month before the proposal goes to the County Commission.
A spokesman for Jacobs said she has not changed her mind and is still getting answers to her questions by meeting with hospitals, funeral homes, and schools.
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The flavor of these chewy beauties will beat any street vendor's wares. Our pretzels are an excellent match with beer; try serving them at your next party with Fig Mustard, Sweet Hot Mustard, Honey Mustard, or even an Irish Cheddar and Stout Fondue.
This recipe was featured as part of both our Oktoberfest Food photo gallery and our Make Your Own Mustard project.
Total Time: 2 hrs 30 mins
Makes: 16 pretzels
1 cup warm water (105°F to 115°F)
1 (1/4-ounce) packet active dry yeast (2 1/4 teaspoons)
Vegetable oil
2 3/4 cups bread flour
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
1 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more for sprinkling
6 cups water
1/4 cup baking soda
- Place the warm water in the bowl of a stand mixer and sprinkle the yeast on top. Set aside until the yeast has dissolved and the mixture is slightly bubbly, about 5 minutes. (If the mixture does not bubble, either the water was not at the correct temperature or the yeast is old.) Meanwhile, coat a large mixing bowl with a thin layer of vegetable oil and set aside.
- Place the flour, sugar, and measured salt in a large bowl and whisk briefly to break up any lumps. Once the yeast mixture is ready, dump in the flour mixture, place the bowl on the stand mixer fitted with a dough hook, and mix on the lowest setting until the dough just comes together, about 1 minute. Increase the speed to medium and knead until the dough is elastic and smooth, about 8 minutes.
- Form the dough into a ball, place it in the oiled mixing bowl, and turn to coat in the oil. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let the dough rest in a warm place until it doubles in size, about 30 to 35 minutes. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper and coat the paper with vegetable oil. Place a piece of plastic wrap (the same length as the baking sheet) over the oil on each sheet and press to coat; set the baking sheets aside.
- Once the dough has risen, punch it down and knead it until it's smooth and springs back when poked, about 1 minute. Using a dough scraper or knife, divide the dough into 16 equal pieces (about 1 1/2 ounces each). Place the pieces spread apart underneath the plastic wrap on the prepared baking sheets (8 per sheet).
- Working with 1 piece at a time, roll a 16- to 18-inch-long rope.
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- Let the pretzels rise in a warm place until almost doubled in volume, about 15 to 20 minutes. Meanwhile, heat the oven to 425°F and arrange a rack in the middle. Bring the 6 cups of water to a boil in a large saucepan over high heat and set 2 wire racks nearby.
- When the pretzels are ready, remove the plastic wrap. Stir the baking soda into the boiling water (the water will foam up) and place 2 pretzels, bottom side down, in the water. Boil for 1 minute, flip using a slotted spoon, and boil 1 minute more. Remove with the slotted spoon and place on one of the wire racks. Repeat with the remaining pretzels.
- Sprinkle the pretzels evenly with salt. Bake 1 sheet at a time, rotating halfway through the baking time, until golden brown, about 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer immediately to a rack to cool.
Pretzel twisting instructions:
- Hold one end of the rope in each hand and cross the two ends.
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- Lift up the oiled plastic wrap, transfer the pretzel to the baking sheet, and cover.
- Repeat with the remaining dough pieces, fitting 8 pretzels per baking sheet.
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Bill Clinton now wishes he hadn't signed it. Like so many others, he changed his mind on the issue. Fine. There is nothing to stop Congress from overturning what Bill Clinton considers his mistakes. It did it with "don't ask, don't tell." It could have done the same thing — eventually — with DOMA.
But Justice Kennedy and his colleagues don't want to wait for the long democratic process of deliberation to play itself out, not when they have such immense power to do whatever the hell they want.
Properly understood, the court's role here is minimal and the decision could have been rendered in a sentence. To wit, as Scalia wrote, "It is enough to say that the Constitution neither requires nor forbids our society to approve of same-sex marriage, much as it neither requires nor forbids us to approve of no-fault divorce, polygamy or the consumption of alcohol."
The court stipulated that its decision prohibits a traditional definition of marriage only at the federal level and that the states are free to debate and decide the issue themselves. This is a false assurance, though. Once the high court has declared that the traditional definition is a product of irrational animus, over time it won't be allowed to stand anywhere.


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SAN DIEGO — Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce, which launched its west Mexico tomato program in 2003 with some romas out of Culiacan, Sinaloa, has since expanded its product line and enhanced its winter deal, enabling tomato buyers to do one-stop shopping, said Mark Munger, vice president of marketing.
Besides romas, the company now offers grape and round vine-ripe tomatoes out of west Mexico, and it is expanding its organic roma and organic grape tomato programs to offer year-round availability, Munger said.
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The theater and music departments at the University of South Carolina Aiken are teaming up for An Evening of Broadway Memories.
"This is the inaugural event for the theater and music department's spring show," said Jack Benjamin, theater professor.
The departments already team up in the winter for the annual Feast of Carols.
Each year, the spring show will highlight a decade, a composer or a specific theme in Broadway music.
The music of Rodgers and Hammerstein will be featured in the inaugural event, which will be at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday, April 27, at the Etherredge Center at USC Aiken.
"We have 24 different Rodgers and Hammerstein songs," Dr. Benjamin said.
Music from five musicals, Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music, South Pacific, Carousel and The King and I , plus one song from State Fair , will be presented in the concert.
Costuming and staging would not be as elaborate as if the complete musical was presented, he said.
"There will be some dialogue in between each show," he said. "We'll give some history to set up the songs. It's like Side by Side by Sondheim."
Dr. Benjamin called the show's format a "staged concert."
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Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for senior citizens and $7 for students.
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Wow nice. I get to talk to Danny for a bit, and a free iphone 5? I'm sold.
I wonder who picked one up for him? Anyone from PD?
I enjoyed the story that was linked from the Granger story about JaVale McGee trying to give away free burritos to the first 10 people to meet him at Chipotle, and only one person came.
I guess I should get on Twitter...and quit my job. ;)
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One talented young lady may have competed for the last time.
The other one has established herself as one of the best in school history and still has one more year left.
And the last one is a bright young star whose career is just beginning.
Yes, the Hudson gymnastics team has certainly been fortunate to have senior Riley Skinner, junior Mackenzie Miller and freshman Maci Lori on its side.
Thanks to the smashing performances of this extraordinarily gifted trio, the Lady Explorers reached the Division I state meet for the fourth time in six years.
Hudson captured third with a score of 141.425 points at the Division I state competition Feb. 28 at Hilliard Bradley High School.
Brecksville-Broadview Heights won the meet with 144.625 points and Mentor took second with 141.475 points.
"We put everything together in the biggest meet of the year," Skinner said. "I was just so proud of the girls."
The three standout gymnasts also had a chance for individual glory. The individual competition took place March 1.
Miller, who has reached the state meet as an individual three times, finished 12th on bars with an 8.875 and 13th on the floor exercise with a 9.125. Skinner placed 15th on beam (8.825) and Lori finished 27th on bars (8.45).
But that part of the weekend was just icing on the cake. They already accomplished the much more important task.
It was especially satisfying since the Lady Explorers had to sweat it out at the district meet. Hudson grabbed the fifth and final spot at the West Geauga district meet the previous week.
"It definitely added to it," Mackenzie Miller said of the district competition. "We were definitely disappointed. It added motivation. We wanted to get back in the gym and try even harder."
Skinner, who is head coach Randi Chepke's daughter, felt a little bit better about herself during the individual competition.
After not performing as well as she would have liked in the team competition, the three-year state qualifier and two-time individual state qualifier made her last performance of her career a memorable one.
"I wish I didn't fall during the floor exercise [at the team competition Feb. 28], but I can't be mad," she said. "It was great to share this experience with my friends and teammates and my mom and coach."
Skinner led the way on beam with a score of 8.95 and also scored an 8.25 on floor during the team competition.
She finished 15th (8.825) on beam during the individual competition.
Mackenzie Miller led the Lady Explorers on vault (9.175), the floor exercise (9.075) and the uneven bars (8.975) during the team competition. She also scored an 8.875 on the balance beam.
She competed on vault for the first time in more than a month.
"I had a back injury, but I wanted to vault at states," Mackenzie Miller said. "I was really focused."
Lori, an all-around gymnast throughout the season, scored an 8.85 on beam, 8.8 on bars, 8.7 on vault and 8.675 on floor Feb. 28. She finished 27th on bars (8.45) during the individual competition.
Lori credits Skinner and fellow senior teammate Jordan Miller for her success.
"The seniors were so inspiring," Lori said. "I love them so much. They were always there to encourage us and give us pep talks."
Mackenzie Miller and Lori are looking forward to next season. Mackenzie Miller will have a chance to become a rare four-time individual state qualifier.
She credits former state qualifier Logan Custer, 2013 Hudson graduate, for much of her success.
"Logan and this year's seniors have helped me through the tough times," Mackenzie Miller said. "I'm definitely ready to take on that role."
Even though she's still an underclassman, Lori also plans to inspire and help lead her teammates.
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As for Skinner, she will focus on the next chapter of her life. It won't be easy.
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"BBM is the quick, easy way to stay connected to the people that matter to you, and with today's announcement we're expanding the capabilities of the service for deeper social engagement and even greater collaboration, beginning with voice functionality," said T.A. McCann, Vice President of BBM and Social Communities at RIM. "The new BBM Voice feature is for when you're travelling and you want to call home without worrying about phone charges. It's for when you have news you can't wait to share, for quickly explaining complicated details, and collaborating with colleagues. Whenever your ideas are too big for text, there's BBM Voice."
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The Ashanti and Brong Ahafo members of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), in a bizarre circumstance, failed to turn-up for their 14th Regional Annual General Meeting held in Kumasi.
The ceremony, which was slated to begin at 10 a.m., took off almost an hour and half late with only a handful of members in attendance. Ironically, most of the people present at the start of the event were non-members who had come to offer their support to the Association.
Speaking at the ceremony which was organised under the theme "Effective decentralisation: the solution to the bane of business in the regions", Nana Barima Ansu-Adjei, former Regional Chairman of the Association, lamented extensively on the situation -- remarking that the President of AGI would have been deeply disappointed should he have honored the invitation and been present at the event.
The renowned industrialist further questioned the lack of will by industrial operators to source funds made available by government and other international bodies, and mentioned a number of sources of funds where industrial operators could access financial support for their operations. He expressed worry about the failure over time to utilise the opportunity that has been offered to entrepreneurs in the country.
He intimated that several concerns have been raised in the past over lack of support for the private sector from the state, and pointed out that very little can be achieved if members of the private sector do not avail themselves to make efficient use of efforts by successive governments and international monetary bodies to provide financial support.
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During the two hour closed hearing Mike Brady who was the acting General Manager while Ms Rosser was on sick leave, made a brief appearance to answer questions from United Services Union delegates.
The hearing centred on grievances of employees stemming from a recent vote of no confidence in the General Manager.
Northern Industrial officer with the union Noel Martin says progress has been made in the dispute.
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I LOVE formal nights. Now that we have discovered cruising, my fun thing to do is to see how little I can pay for a long formal gown on sale. Ha! I'm starting to get a fun collection and even though my husband could CERTAINLY do with nothing more that a pair of shorts and T-shirts the whole trip, he knows how much it means to mean that we are both dressed to the hilt on formal nights. It gives me a chance to keep telling him how handsome he looks and I think he likes that part. We bought him his own tux for about $125 and he's worn it so many times that we're getting a kick out of the use.
In January, we're taking all 4 kids on a cruise (VOS) They range in age from 19-27. I told the older boys about formal nights and they were excited about it too. The conservative son has a dark navy 3-pc suit that he will most likely wear. The other son dresses quite...different. They don't have tuxes, but the 2nd one tends to be more "creative" in his fashion so I suggested that he get to some thrift stores and start looking for some fun creative formal wear. He really liked that idea.
I think that "formal night" really is trying to tell people that the night should be something special. I love seeing everyone joining in the fun. This certainly isn't everyone's "thing", but those are probably the people who would ultimately get the most out of it in a fresh new way if they would just go with the flow for a night. Make it fun!
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The first question — or questions — posed to Senators coach Paul MacLean on Wednesday was if there was any update on the status of defenseman Eric Gryba and whether center Jason Spezza might suit up for Game 2.
"No and no," MacLean said.
Brooks Orpik flattened Gryba with a big hit during the second period of the Penguins' 4-1 win in Game 1 on Tuesday. Gryba left the game and did not return with an upper-body injury.
"At this point, we're not ruling him out for the game on Friday," MacLean said.
Spezza has been out since undergoing surgery on Feb. 1 to repair a herniated disk.
"Jason continues to skate in Ottawa, and obviously every day he skates is progress," MacLean said.
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In a review of Game 1, one word kept coming up by the Senators.
"We've got to be more physical and dictate more physical play," center Kyle Turris said.
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UTD Broadens Efforts to Teach Computer Skills to Children, Teachers Across North Texas
Benson Touts Progress, Research Success at State of the University
Physicists Decipher Electronic Properties of Materials in Work That May Change Transistors
November 2016
Founders Building Named a Milestones Site
Teen Researchers Will Apply Ingenuity to Solve STEM Problems
Lecture to Address Zika, Ebola and Beyond
Geosciences Students Deepen Their Knowledge of Mariana Trench
October 2016
University to Celebrate Founders, Texas Instruments Connection
New Group of Top Students Gets 'Tapped' to Join Phi Kappa Phi
Comet Pride Reaches New Heights at Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center
Families, Students to Reunite for Day of University Activities, Fun, Food
September 2016
Week of Events Appeals to Needs of Graduate Students
New Science Professors Include Homegrown Biochemist, Physicist
UT Dallas Scientists Put a New Twist on Artificial Muscles
New Dean of Students Brings Collaborative Track Record to 'Dream Job'
UT Dallas Magazine: Alumni Couple Share Nobel Partnership
University Adds 33 New Students to Terry Scholars Program
Clark Scholars Boost Research Skills Through Summer Program
UT Dallas Magazine: University Forged Long History in Space Research
Faculty Mentors Host Students from Mexico for Research Program
August 2016
University Celebrates 67 Doctoral Graduates During Summer Ceremony
Volunteers, Staff, President Help Comets Settle In at Residence Halls
Physicist's DNA Chip Offers Big Possibilities in Cell, Cancer Studies
Events Full of Fun, Food to Welcome Comets
University Rolls Out Largest Parking Garage, New Buildings for Fall Semester
Newest Class of McDermott Scholars Set to Start Fall Semester
July 2016
Campus Carry Law to Take Effect Aug. 1
UT Dallas Recognized as One of 'Best Colleges For Your Money'
More than 1,100 Students Earn Spots on Dean's List
June 2016
Alumnus, Undergrad, Advisor Honored for Commitment to University
University Scientists Receive $1.3 Million in Grants for Cancer Research
University, Community Leaders Celebrate Opening of Bioengineering, Sciences Building
UT Dallas Cyclist Overcomes Setback to Clinch National Championship
Teachers Honored at Convocation for Passion, Commitment to Students
Goldwater Foundation Recognizes Four Undergraduate Researchers from UT Dallas
Ivor Robinson, Founding Leader of Math, Physics Departments, Dies
May 2016
Creation of Weak Materials Offers Strong Possibilities for Electronics
Physics Senior Gets Closer to Stars with Work at Famed Observatory
Annual Poster Contest Showcases Undergraduate Research Projects
New Student Government President, Vice President Set Sights on Unity
Leadership Awards Recognize Outstanding Contributions
Students Earn Graduate Research Fellowships
University Celebrates Top Student Workers
April 2016
State, International Math Competitions Are Proving Grounds for UT Dallas Undergraduates
Technique May Improve Understanding, Detection of Kidney Disease
University to Celebrate Diversity Advocates, Contributions at Ceremony
University Honors Newest Endowed Chairs, Professors at Investiture Ceremony
Report Shows Campus Impact of Realize the Vision Campaign
New Program Fosters Teaching Excellence in Graduate Students
March 2016
University to Celebrate 5 Faculty Members, Donors at Investiture Ceremony on Tuesday
Scientist's Space Weather Work Gets Support from Air Force Grant
UT Dallas Joins National Network to Grow STEM Teaching Force
Scholarship Winner Gets Dose of New Medical Skills in South Korea
Project Aims to Make Breathing Easier by Mapping Air Quality
More than 1,200 Students Earn Spots on Dean's List for Fall Semester
Students, Alumni Network with Companies at Career Expo
February 2016
Feedback Sought for Ways to Increase Student Success
Chemistry Professor's Research Strengthens Art Conservation
University Work Earns Talented Teen A Trip to Intel Science Contest
Trio Creates Habitat for Learning with New Charter School Near Trinity
National Academy of Inventors Honors UT Dallas Professors
Teaching Excellence at Core of New Center
January 2016
New Theory Turns Back Clock on Conditions Behind Universe's Origin
December 2015
Construction Crews to Continue Several Projects, Start Others During Winter Break
November 2015
President Wildenthal Details Progress of University at Annual Address
Enrollment Growth Stays on Pace to Exceed Strategic Plan Goals
Elite Students Invited to Join Phi Kappa Phi
Findings Rock Long-Held Assumptions about Ancient Mass Extinction
October 2015
For Alumni, Center Will Be Place to Call Home
New Hires Expand Depth and Breadth of Natural Sciences Faculty
Supporters' Generosity Benefits UT Dallas on North Texas Giving Day
Tests of Mind, Body Unite in Karate Club
Immersive Research Fellowship Inspires UT Dallas Undergraduates
Sancar Is UT Dallas' First Nobel-Winning Alum
'Minecraft' Mod Offers World of Scholarships, Learning Opportunities
Tradition Brings Families Back Together for Day of Fun, Food
September 2015
Doctoral Math Students' Career Options Multiply with Training Program
Prescription for Success: Med Student Wins Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
School's Assistant Dean, Biology Professor Recognized for Inspiring Women in STEM
Professors Earn Top Honors as Titans of Tech
New Group Joins Expanding List of University's Terry Scholars
Gifts to UT Dallas Will Get a Boost on North Texas Giving Day
Clark Scholars Dive into Research Through Summer Program
U.S. News Gives UT Dallas High Marks for Diversity, Low Student Debt
Student Ambassadors Play Key Role as University Connection
Mexican Undergraduates Conduct Research with Faculty Mentors
August 2015
Biologist Investigates How Gene-Swapping Bacteria Evade Antibiotics
Freshmen, Parents Get Helping Hand on Residence Hall Move-In Day
Faculty Members Create University Legacies Through Planned Gifts
University Unveils Improved North Mall, Extension to Loop Road
Teaching Assistant Recognized for Work with Biology Students
Mathematics Professor Devoted to Preparing Students for Class, Life
Chemistry Professor Recognized for Dedication to Students
Chemistry Doctoral Student Bonds with Nobel Laureates in Germany
July 2015
Grant Will Fund Team's Breast Cancer Work
Slideshow: Students Find Fresh Start — From Move-In Day to Finals
McDermott Scholars Exhibit Array of Abilities
Scientists Stretch Electrically Conducting Fibers to New Lengths
MRI Pioneer Receives International Honor for Career Achievements
Wildenthal Begins New Role as University President Ad Interim
June 2015
Reception to Honor Daniel on His Last Day as University President
Over 1,000 Students Earn Spots on Dean's List for Spring Semester
Cyclist Keeps Circling Challenges on Road to Stellar Results
Juneteenth Celebration to Commemorate Day That Defined Freedom
UT Dallas Program Promotes STEM Careers for Young Women
Recipients of NSM Teaching Awards Go the Extra Mile for Students
Faculty, Students Honored for Creative Works; Newly Tenured Lauded
Rings, Sentiments at Ceremony a Reflection of Dedication to Education
Photographer Captures the Still, Changing Life of the University
May 2015
Three Undergrad Researchers Receive Goldwater Scholarships
Graduates on Fast Track to Medical Careers
Spring Graduates to Celebrate at 8 Ceremonies
McRaven Taps Daniel as Deputy Chancellor
Hobson Wildenthal to Serve as President Ad Interim of UT Dallas
Piper Foundation Recognizes Chemistry Professor for Dedication to Teaching
Full Picture of Undergrad Projects Comes into Focus at Poster Contest
April 2015
Champion Gymnast Among Club Sports' Successes on National Stage
Vice President of Research Appointed to Scientific Consortium's Board
University Plants Seeds of Science at Dallas Arboretum for Earth Day
Bioenergy Specialist to Deliver Clowes Memorial Lecture on April 22
'Science' Editor to Discuss Methods to Reduce Climate Change
UT Dallas to Promote Undergraduate Research During Annual Exhibition of Excellence
New University Initiative Brings Together Medicine, Entrepreneurship
March 2015
More than 1,100 Students Earn Spots on Dean's List for Fall Semester
February 2015
New Insight Found in Black Hole Collisions
Team Creates New Approach to Gene Therapy
Mental Math Wiz to Reveal the Magic of Calculations at Free Event
Nanotech Discoveries Move from Lab to Marketplace with Lintec Deal
January 2015
Retired Biology Professor Was Champion of Undergraduate Education
December 2014
22-Year-Old Reflects on Path to Becoming UT Dallas' Youngest PhD
Graduate Reaches Four Degrees of UT Dallas Inspiration with 2nd PhD
Achievements of Students Take Center Stage During Fall Graduation Ceremonies
Hard Work Pays Off for Youths at Texas BEST Regional Robotics Championship
November 2014
Founding Geosciences Faculty Member Reflects on Campus Journey
Expertise in Math, Natural Sciences Multiplies with Professor Additions
October 2014
Archer Fellows Sharpen Targets for Careers after Spring Internships in Washington, D.C.
Students Connect with Companies, Recruiters Find Qualified Talent Pool at Career Expo
September 2014
Doctoral Student Goes to Washington, Explains Why Physics Matters
Clark Scholars Showcase Summer Research Projects on Campus
Statistics Professor Follows Family Footsteps to Award-Winning Path
Lessons Learned as a Student Help Guide Physics Professor to Award
August 2014
Scientist Finds Clearer Obesity, Diabetes Link
Geosciences Lecturer Dives Deep into the Abyss on Pacific Expedition
As University and Enrollment Grow, Services Expand to Make Navigating Campus Easier
Slideshow: K-12 Students Expand Their Horizons at Summer Camps
Undergrad Makes Right Moves to Win U.S. Open Chess Championship
McDermott Scholar Receives Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
Fellowship Helps Undergrad Expand Study of Tiny Immune Systems
July 2014
Summer Camp Sparks Teenage Girls' Interest in STEM Careers
More than 950 Named to Dean's List for Spring 2014 Semester
June 2014
Physicist's Theories, Project Provide Big Insights to Quantum Work
Award-Winning Chemistry Teacher Stresses Tools in Finding Answers
President's Award Brings Element of Surprise for Chemistry Lecturer
Study Finds 'Lumpy' Universe Cannot Explain Cosmic Acceleration
2 UT Dallas Researchers Receive Awards from NSF CAREER Program
Chemist Earns Provost Award for Undergraduate Research Mentoring
Science Counselor Earns Campuswide Advisor of the Year Award
May 2014
NSM Honors Teachers, Advisor for Dedication, Service to Students
Texas Instruments Alumni Pledge Support for Biomedical Devices
Family, Friends Celebrate Accomplishments of Newest Graduates
Post-Baccalaureate Takes Nontraditional Path to Med School
Alumnus Becomes UT Dallas' First Gates Cambridge Scholar
Two UT Dallas Undergraduate Researchers Earn National Science Foundation Awards
April 2014
Nanotechnology's Strengths Take Center Stage at Kusch Lecture
University Achieves $200 Million Campaign Goal
Grant to Fund Undergraduate Research on Possible Cell Contaminants
Tuesday's Total Lunar Eclipse Ushers in Series of Four
UT Dallas Physicist Takes Key Role in International Project
March 2014
Professor Uses Satellite Data, Plant Biology to Track Water Usage
15 Distinguished Faculty Members Honored at Investiture Ceremony
Inspirational, Nobel-Winning Scientist to Deliver Clark Lecture
Opportunity Funds Are Increasingly Popular Way to Support UT Dallas
February 2014
SEEC Interns Coach Middle School Robotics Team to Teamwork Prize
Researchers Create Powerful Muscles From Fishing Line, Thread
School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Adds Expertise to Ranks
Physics Professor Remembered for Contributions to Space Missions
Researchers Educate, Entertain Teens with Third Issue of Space Science Comic Book
January 2014
Industry Support Drives Geosciences Department's Evolution
Students Present Research, Help Organize Texas Symposium
Alumnus Goes Abroad in Search of Breakthrough in Diabetes Research
December 2013
University Remembers Founding Faculty Member Istvan Ozsváth
Rescheduled Graduation Draws Thousands to Honor Fall Class of 2013
Undergraduates Show Competitive Skills in Diplomacy at Model UN
Astrophysics Event Was 50 Years in the Making
October 2013
UT Dallas Researchers to Work on NASA's Space Weather Mission Launching in 2017
Nobel Prize Announcement is Reason for UT Dallas Team to Celebrate
September 2013
Board of Regents Approves New Research, Teaching Building
Professor John Zweck's Research Melds Math With Other Fields
Dr. Dean Sherry Earns Accolades from International Organization
Clark Scholars Spend Summer Delving into Research Projects
August 2013
Regents' Teaching Awards Honor 5 UT Dallas Faculty Members
Award-Winning Professor Began Honing Teaching Skills as a Student
Teachers from Years Past Still Inspire Honored Math Professor
Summer Camps Serve Up Many New Experiences for K-12 Youngsters
Professor Sharpens Statistical Tools Used in Economics Research
Healthcare Studies Major Enrolls More Than 200 Students in 2nd Year
What are the Odds? Statistics Prof Photographs Rare Bird
July 2013
Mathematician Helps Reveal Mysteries Beneath Earth's Surface
June 2013
UT Dallas Study Suggests New Approach to Fighting Lung Cancer
UT Dallas Dental Expert to Consult for Air Force Surgeon General
May 2013
Small Molecule Could Have Big Impact on Prostate Cancer
Professor Helps Advance Health Science Using Biostatistics
NSM Awards Recognize Exemplary Teaching and Staff Service
Green Fellows Learn Lessons from Research Experience
Solar Flares May Interrupt GPS Navigation, Researcher Says
Professor Uses Language of Math to Describe Natural Phenomena
UT Dallas to Celebrate More Than 3,000 New Grads
3-D Project Bridges Research, Dallas Community Awareness
Capitol Ideas: Undergrads Take Research Results to Austin
April 2013
Two UT Dallas Faculty Members Named Distinguished Teachers
Mathematical Journey That Began at Young Age Inspires Professor
Rocket Contest Competitors Strive for Height, Cargo Protection
Sally Ride Festival Draws Hundreds of Budding Scientists
UTeach Dallas Meets Fundraising Challenge, Receives $2 Million
Biology Lecture to Honor Founding UT Dallas Faculty Member
March 2013
NIH Funds UT Dallas Study on Cause of Huntington's Disease
2 Doctoral Students Recognized for Astrophysics Research
Grad Degree Addresses Need for Experts in Actuarial Science
February 2013
Big Ideas Drive Science of the Ultra-Small and Ultra-Cold
Researchers Hope to Reap Benefits of Energy Harvesting
UT Dallas Asked to Vote on Best Landmark for '3D Dallas' Project
January 2013
Holes in Prof's Special Polymers Are Filled With Possibilities
Professor Uses Chemistry and Protein Research to Battle Disease
Microbiologist Aims to Thwart Antibiotic Resistance
December 2012
L-3 Donates Night-Vision Goggles to Teach Students Optics, Physics
November 2012
Robot Contest Showcases Technical, Creative Skills
Wax-Filled Nanotech Yarn Behaves Like Super-Strong Muscle
October 2012
Texas Biomedical Device Center to Support Tinnitus Study
New Prof's Research Looks Skyward for Insights on Ionosphere
School of Natural Sciences and Math Celebratesits Roots in Research Center a Half Century Ago
Investiture Ceremonies to Recognize FacultyHolding Endowed Chairs and Professorships
Researchers Seek Way to Make Solar Cells Ultra-Thin, Flexible
September 2012
UT Dallas Student Catches Jupiter Fireball on Video
Academic Bridge Inspires Student to Give Back to Schoolchildren
August 2012
Prof Honored for Ability to Unlock Secrets of Physics
Clark Research Program Spans University's History
Scientists Use Light To 'Tag and Track' Genetic Processes
July 2012
Geophysics Society to Bestow Highest Honor on Professor
Profs Mentor Undergrad Researchers from Mexico
Solar Car Project Shines Light on Camp for High-Schoolers
Camp Immerses Youths in Science and University Life
UT Dallas Robots Play Starring Role at Conference
UT Dallas Physicists Play Role in Higgs Quest
U.S. Education Department Honors Inspirational Prof
June 2012
Lauded Professor Says Teaching Takes Skill and Perserverence
Undergrads in Green Fellows Program Wrap Up Semester of Individual, In-Depth Research Projects
May 2012
Sky Watchers Await a Rare Celestial Experience
Grad Ceremonies Celebrate Journeys Ending — and Beginning
Student Champion of Environment Wins Udall Award
2 Undergrad Researchers Win Goldwater Scholarships
2 Math Researchers Awarded Visiting Professorships in Munich
A Fish Tale: Prof's Photo Earns Kudos in International Contest
NSM Awards Honor Chemistry Lecturer, 2 Teaching Assistants
Nanotech on Tap at Dallas-Area Research Conference
April 2012
Prof Explores Universe Through Gravity Lens Studies
Competition Spotlights Top Undergrad Research
Math and Science Teacher Program Gets a Boost
Interdisciplinary Professor Embodies Blend of Arts, Science
Event to Put UT Dallas Start-Up Firms and Technology on Display
Realize the Vision: University Celebrates First Campaign
Texas Instruments Gift Leads to New Biomedical Device Center
March 2012
Undergrad Researchers Win With Efficient Lighting Proposal
Nanoparticle Study Attracts State Cancer Research Funds
February 2012
Two UT Dallas Papers Honored by Geophysics Society
Researchers Find Rare Life in Pacific Ocean's Depths
Investiture Ceremonies Begin New Tradition
UT Dallas to Honor Faculty in Endowed Chairs, Professorships in Week of Investiture Ceremonies
Sister Institutions Make Plans to Collaborate on Research
Surgeon Started Career Journey in UT Dallas Class 3 Decades Ago
January 2012
Largest Ever Cohort Named to Fall Dean's List
Company's Investment Benefits Geosciences Students
Prof's Theory Could Improve Shelf Life of Electronics
Tiny Quantum Dots Hold Promise in Prof's Research
December 2011
UT Dallas Family, Friends Celebrate Newest Grads
NanoExplorers Program for High-Schoolers Lauded with Award
Grant Aids Push to Train Math and Science Teachers
November 2011
Thrill of Victory and Agony of Defeat (Robot Style) at Championship Tournament Hosted by UT Dallas
Carbon Nanotube Muscles Generate Giant Twist for Novel Motors
October 2011
Breakthrough Holds Promise for Hydrogen's Use as Fuel Source
Vanishing Act Creates a Stir in the Nanotech World
Students Join UT Southwestern Researchers in Lab
September 2011
Atmospheric Research Team Wins NASA Praise
Award-Winning Chemist to Lead Sciences School
Prof Chosen as Fellow of American Chemical Society
August 2011
Biologist's Book Explores Role of Key Blood Component
Prof Selected to Lead Geological Society of America
UT Dallas Joins Plan to Expedite Medical Education
July 2011
TI Program Energizes Science and Math Teachers
Doctoral Student Has a Winning Research Formula
Longtime Math Faculty Member Frank Allum Dies
NanoTech Director Makes List of Top Researchers
Staffer Hopes Robotics Badge Gears Scouts for Future
June 2011
Program Hosts Undergrad Researchers From Mexico
Chemistry Prof Is Honored for Stirring Young Minds
Magnetic Imaging Researcher's Work Recognized
May 2011
April 2011
Undergrad's Award Funds Nanotech Discovery
Sophomore Wins University's First Udall Scholarship
Alumni Start-Up Success? There's an App for That
Russian Mathematician to Deliver Clark Lecture
Astronaut Scheduled to Land at UT Dallas for Lecture
March 2011
New Prof Shares Enthusiasm for Actuarial Science
UT Dallas Quake Experts Watching Events in Japan and Region
February 2011
Professor Brings NASA Expertise To Physics Faculty
January 2011
UT Dallas Researchers Spin Nanotech Breakthrough
$460,000 to Help Establish Tech Curriculum Center
Nanotech Discoveries Land Starring Role on PBS Show
December 2010
Prof Aids Quest for Possible Alzheimer's Treatments
November 2010
Rock Formations at the Tips of Students' Fingers
October 2010
Comic Book Translates Space Science for Teens
Center is a New Space to Explore the Sciences
Founders Project: An Old Friend Gets a New Look
Prof's Device Reveals More About Mars' Atmosphere
September 2010
Researchers Explore Pacific's Most Extreme Depths
Shared Goals Bring Alumna and UTeach Together
August 2010
Faculty MDs Have Fingers on the Pulse of Field
Volunteers Learn How to Help Kids Learn Science
A Conversation With Geoscientist James Carter
Bacteria Research Gets Lift from Jess Hay Award
July 2010
Clark Scholars Get a Jump on Laboratory Research
Student's Ionosphere Research Wins NSF Prize
June 2010
Undergrad Research Program Expands in Size, Scope
Nanotech Speakers Hold Promise for Sonar Uses
Award Thanks TA for Sharing Math Enthusiasm
NS&M Names Geosciences Prof Outstanding Teacher
Admired Chemistry Prof Wins President's Award
May 2010
Award Recognizes Undergrad Adviser
NanoExplorer Wins Top Prize in Intel Science Fair
2,165 Celebrate Graduation in Weekend Ceremonies
NanoTech Director Honored by Chinese Scholars
Tongue Sensor Research Wins Undergraduate Award
Innovation on Display at UT Dallas Inventor Luncheon
April 2010
Award Funds Student's Particle Physics Research
Physics Researcher Lands Energy Department Grant
March 2010
Team Finds Way to Clean Up Coal, Harvest Hydrogen
February 2010
Nanotube Thermocells Hold Promise as Energy Source
American Chemical Society Lauds Student Group
NASA Funds Investigation of a Cosmic Mystery
Award Lauds Nanoparticle Toxicity Research
Gift to Boost Ranks of Math and Science Teachers
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The Lynn Canal Running Camp is a weeklong opportunity for high school runners (as of September 2014) to meet and develop a life- long passion for running. The Eagle River Camp, located 30 miles north of Juneau, Alaska in the Tongass National Rainforest, serves as home for both campers and counselors. This is where runners sleep, make meals, play games, listen to guest speakers and participate in break-out sessions. Running activities will occur throughout the world-class trail system of Juneau. Events each day vary, but the focus will remain the same: a holistic approach to healthy running. Activities include breakout sessions on nutrition, sports psychology, running technique, running after high school, core strengthening and more. Runs will be wide-ranging, but all runners can expect to run between 25 and 50 miles during the camp depending on prior experience and ability. Physicals and a medical release are required for all runners.
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New York • Image after image splashes on the wall of the art exhibit a snapshot of young people laughing and drinking, a picture of an elephant, an exposed belly of a woman barely covering her breasts with one arm. The photos were taken from their computers without their knowledge through a technological glitch.
Visitors can sort through Facebook profile photos from unwitting users through a website that organizes them by gender, country and adjectives such as "sly," ''smug" or "easygoing." Think online dating site, for people who don't know they are on it.
The works are part of "The Public Private," an art exhibit that explores the gray areas of online privacy, surveillance and data collection in the age of Facebook and Google. The pieces shift across the boundaries between what's public and private, all through the lens of technology.


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Get to know George Clooney's Lyn Cassady and Jeff Bridges' Bill Django a bit better through the character profile videos from this quirky and dark comedy.
Overture Films has just released two new character profile videos for "The Men Who Stare at Goats". One comes out via Yahoo! Movies and takes the focus on George Clooney's The Master character, Lyn Cassady. The other one, in the meantime, is found on YouTube and highlights on Jeff Bridges' The Colonel character, Bill Django.
In this forthcoming comedy, reporter Bob Wilton is looking for his next big story when he meets Lyn Cassady, a special forces agent who claims to be a part of New Earth Army, a classified government program whose goal is to use paranormal powers to end war. Determined to prove the truth of Cassady's claim, he joins the military man in his mission to find the program's founder Bill Django.
When the pair tracks Django to a clandestine training camp run by renegade psychic Larry Hooper, the reporter is trapped in the middle of a grudge match between the forces of Django's New Earth Army and Hooper's personal militia of super soldiers. In order to survive this wild adventure, Wilton will have to outwit an enemy he never thought possible.
Based on true events recounted in Jon Ronson's book, the movie stars Ewan McGregor as Wilton, and Kevin Spacey as Hooper. Directed by Grant Heslov, the movie will come out in U.S. theaters November 6. Meanwhile, Cinema Blend has brought forth new image for the movie.
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How to introduce open source to your public libraryApr 18, 2014, 08:00 (0 Talkback[s])
I was intrigued to read this recent article in The Guardian about public libraries' new role as community problem solvers. If you read carefully into this article you'll notice the author talks about libraries becoming more involved with "proactive community engagement."
This means that libraries are looking to community members as partners to help solve community problems. In the open source community, we're familiar with how well these methods can work. In open source, different players contribute to group projects according to their own personal strengths. The results can be far greater than anyone originally imagines.
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I also could not understand the reason to have an ereader when they first came out. Wouldn't an ereader take away the pride of having an extensive book collection stored in various bookcases throughout the house? It was not until I moved into a smaller place that I have to face the possibility of losing books in my collection forever. That is when I looked back at ereaders and I have never looked back. I have had an ereader now for about 18 months and my collection now stands at 635 books with more to be added into Calibre as I get time. While I know what the person in the original article is going through, once they enjoy an ebook, I think that their attitude might change.
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Today, we'll show you how to use scripts to convert SQL Server. First we need to start up SQL Developer and choose the Tools menu, then select Migration and Create Offline Capture Scripts
When the dialog appears, choose the SQL Server and the appropriate version you want. You will also need to choose a directory to put the scripts into.
OMWB_OFFLINE_CAPTURE sa superuser_password databasename server
OMWB_OFFLINE_CAPTURE sa saPASSWORD DBNAME_TO_CAPTURE SQLSERVER_SERVER
This will unload the metadata from the database to flat files. You need to run this script once for each database you want to migrate. You'll see something like these as you go.
Ok, for those of you who are doing this right now, read on.
When you have the capture.zip file transferred, unzip it into a clean directory. We will use SQL Developer on this to convert these metadata files into DDL to create the new Oracle schema and the data move scripts which can be used to unload the data from SQL Server and load it into Oracle.


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Saint Joan, by G.B.Shaw - a reading - fundraiser for PAL Winnipeg
Saint Joan, one of Shaw's most famous plays, will be read as a fundraiser for PAL (Performing Arts Lodge) This event features, in order of appearance: Cory Wojcik, Glen Thompson, Talia Pura, Dean Harder, Ian Ross, Ross McMillan, John Echano, Omar Khan, Curt Keilback (yes, former voice of the Wpg Jets Curt Keilback!), Joshua Sigurdson, Karl Thordarson, Ti Hallas, Curtis Moore, Mitch Kummen, Bill Kerr, David Playfair, John Bluethner, Kevin Anderson, Matthew TenBruggencate, Ray Strachan, Kevin Longfield, Kelly Hughes and Brian Richardson, PAL Winnipeg is a not for profit, registered charitable organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and support services for older members of our community particularly those individuals in the performing and allied professions.
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The Order of Schueler was a clerical order of the Church of God Awaiting.
Based on the teachings of the Archangel Schueler, the Schuelerites managed the Office of the Inquisition, thus being responsible for enforcing the Proscriptions of Jwo-jeng. They were led by the vicar holding the position of Grand Inquisitor. (OAR)
The order's color was purple, and its symbol was the sword. In the late 890s of God, the Schuelerites had become by far the most powerful order within the church. (HFAF)
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See here for a list of all known Schuelerites.
- Grand Inquisitor Zhaspahr Clyntahn – A prominent member of the Group of Four