text: It has been raining the whole day and normally, this kind of weather would wipe the smile off my face and the shine in my eyes. I would really feel so down and sad when it rains. Sometimes, even if it does not but the weather would be not that sunny, I would still feel sad. I noticed that since I was in grade school and funny but I can't even remember the reason why or how it came to be. I just know that the sad feeling is there. But today, even if the rain has been pouring the whole day, it failed to ruin my mood and wipe the grin off my face. I just feel so excited that even the gloomy weather was not able to have that usual effect on me. I can't take away my mind off the thought that my application film school got approved and I feel so happy and excited about it. Knowing that it is not just an ordinary film school but the Film Connection itself, the best film school ever, added to the excitement. The moment I got the letter from the school informing me that they have approved my application and that I will be admitted anytime I wish, I wasn't able to help myself but I literally jumped up and down from where I was standing. I was with my friends that time and they looked at me in confusion while I hugged them tightly one by one.


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Vesak Day Celebrations in Sri Lanka
by Dushiyanthini Kanagasabapathipillai
Vesak encompasses the birth, enlightenment (Nirvana) and passing away (Parinirvana) of Gauthama Buddha. Prince Siddhartha was born on the Fullmoon day in May known as Vesak in 623 BC in the Lumbini Park in Kapilavathu, which is in modern Nepal.
Buddhists around the world celebrate Vesak on May 27th and 28th 2010 by observing the eight percepts, meditation, partake in vegetarian meals, giving charity and bathing the Buddha statue.
Siddhartha Gauthama became enlightened at the age of 35 and called Buddha. The Buddha passed away at the age of 80 near Kushinagara, which is in Uttar Pradesh.
It's a colourful celebration. Buddhists in Nepal, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam celebrate Vesak today.
Lanterns for sale in Moratuwa
Lantern making is an art
People throng the streets to buy lanterns
Despite the wet weather condition the celebration continues
Piyaseeli Zoysa and her husband Stanley Zoysa are seen making lanterns for sale. They have been in business for the past seven years
Vesak greeting cards are for sale
Ganegoda Vithana Nilu Arachchige is seen busy making lanterns. He had been making lanterns for more than four decades
Pandol is being made in Moratuwa
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Volume 59, Issue 6: October 5, 2012
NSF Raises Alarm Over Falling State Support for Research Universities
A report by the science foundation's board depicts the cutbacks as a threat to the country's long-term economic health.
UC Online Faces Challenges in Era of Free Courses
Designed to revolutionize the University of California system, the venture now struggles to compete with the likes of Coursera and Udacity.
Near Dead to Near Normal
In Huntsville, Ala., a wounded professor and his department try to make a comeback.
Percolator: Why Lies Often Stick Better Than Truth
Vaccines cause autism. President Obama wasn't born in the U.S. Somehow, many debunked ideas still have believers. New research explains why attempts to dissuade people may...
Gordon Gee, the Teflon President, Weathers Another Storm Over Expenses
The indomitable Gordon Gee, under fire again at Ohio State University, has a history of surviving crises.
Another Pioneer Female President Plans to Move On
Shirley M. Tilghman, who will step down as Princeton's president, is among a cohort of women who broke through academe's glass ceiling.
Completion Is New Key to Cash for Tennessee Colleges
All higher-education appropriations are now dependent on institutional outcomes, and faculty say the effects aren't always fair.
Colleges' Brands Escape Their Bounds
As institutions work harder to get their names out there, they also realize that there's only so much control they can exert over their images.
3 Institutions Lose Student-Aid Eligibility After Failing 90/10 Test
Federal data show that 15 for-profit colleges failed to comply with the rule in 2010-11. The three that lost eligibility had failed the year before, too.
In Colleges' Rush to Try MOOC's, Faculty Are Not Always in the Conversation
On some campuses, professors are skeptical of the free online courses and of the speed with which they are being embraced.
As Chemistry Journals' Prices Rise, a Librarian Just Says No
Criticizing a pricing system that she says works against smaller campuses, the library director at SUNY-Potsdam has issued a "call to action" on her blog.
International Support Mobilizes for Syrian Academics Caught in Civil War
Three organizations are teaming up to help find havens at Western universities for scholars and students whose academic work has been disrupted.
Japan-China Island Dispute Imperils University Exchanges
Several conferences in Japan have already been canceled, and universities are bracing for more fallout if the territorial row continues.
Wired Campus: Faculty Group Leaks MLA Jobs List in Dispute Over Free Access
The professors, who think everyone should have free access to the Modern Language Association's list, have created a site that takes anyone directly to the jobs.
New Comforts for Grieving Students
Through policy changes and support groups, colleges are striving to provide more support to students dealing with deaths in the family.
Psychologist Brings Enthusiasm for Student Success to an Oft-Left Chancellorship
In its quest to bring the Alabama Community College System far from its corrupt past, the state has chosen Mark Heinrich, president of one of its institutions.
California Community Colleges Pick Los Rios District's Ex-Leader as New Chancellor
Brice W. Harris will take office in November at the helm of the 112-campus system, the nation's largest.
New York Institute for the Humanities Prepares for Director's Departure
Lawrence Weschler, who has led the institute since 2001, will step down in response to pressure from its host, New York University.
Leader of Duke's New Kunshan Campus Is a Longtime Observer of China
Mary Brown Bullock, a visiting professor in China studies at Emory University, began working on academic exchanges with China in the mid-1970s.
John Silber, Transformative and Controversial Boston U. Chief, Dies at 86
The university's leader for more than 30 years, Mr. Silber was known for a blunt style that some called intimidating.
Slide Show: Figures of Inspiration, Dedication, and Provocation
Glimpses of life in academe from around the world.
2012 Online Learning: a Special Report
Massive Excitement About Online Courses
Will massive open online courses save higher education?
5 Ways That edX Could Change Education
The new venture will engage the entire world in an expensive and ambitious experiment.
4 MOOC's and How They Work
With best practices yet to be established, anything goes, and different professors take different approaches.
From Self-Flying Helicopters to Classrooms of the Future
A co-founder of Coursera, an online start-up in which professors teach thousands of students at a time, says artificial intelligence could transform online education.
A Pioneer in Online Education Tries a MOOC
A founder of Fathom, Columbia University's early virtual effort, samples a giant class out of Penn. The videos were excellent, and the failings were mostly hers.
After the Buzz: How the Embrace of MOOC's Could Hurt Middle America
A majority of college students are far from being able to thrive in online courses with more than 100,000 people enrolled.
Case Study: the Economics of Online Education
The revenue-generating online M.B.A. program has been very good for the business school at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Open Courses From America Find Eager Audiences in China
As free courses become more easily available to anyone with a Internet connection, some American professors have developed a huge following abroad.
On Becoming a Phoenix: Encounters With the Digital Revolution
The logic that has evolved from the "disruptive technology" of for-profit colleges is appalling.
Why I Changed My Mind About Teaching Online
The technology culture is different now, and students want more flexibility. One convert tells his story.
Ethics Go Online
A cross-country experiment shows how students can work closely together even if they never really meet.
Learning to Surf: A Christian College's Provost Encounters the Digital Revolution
One campus leader is ready to ride the wave, with just a few reservations.
Reflections on the First Year of a New-Model University
A large part of the challenge for Western Governors University-Texas has been explaining what it is—and what it isn't.
With a Mobile Circuit Board, Students Can Work Like Practicing Engineers
A professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute finds that a portable electronics course is the future of engineering education.
Online Learning, Only Better
Imagine the possibilities if more experienced educators got on board.
Can E-Textbooks Help Save the Planet? It Depends on You
A look at whether e-books make a big difference to a campus's greenhouse-gas emissions.
How to Use Social Media to Advance Science Programs
Facebook, blogs, LinkedIn: They are among the social networks that that can help raise the energy level in STEM activities. But where to begin?
Campus Is a Poor Court for Students Facing Sexual-Misconduct Charges
The latest guidance from the Education Department isn't fair to the accused.
The Best Idea of the University
The endurance and the triumph of higher education have created an existential challenge for the university idea itself.
Beyond Affirmative Action
What alternative strategies might promote real equality of educational opportunity?
Journal Article Didn't Mislead, Drug Company Asserts
"GlaxoSmithKline has consistently denied and disputed the allegations that the journal article was false or misleading."
Before Photocopiers, Before Carbons: Letterpress Copies
"You have missed the essential elegance of what many historians refer to as 'letterpress copies.'"
The Multi-Track Ph.D.
We should all take a long look at Stanford's proposal to rethink the humanities doctorate.


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Tiger Woods Bayhill Golf Tourney
March 26, 2012 by staff
Tiger Woods Bayhill Golf Tourney, That roar you just heard was the sound of Tiger Woods coming back, trumpeting to the golf jungle that he is ashamed, embarrassed and wounded no more.
Woods, now 36, won the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday at Bay Hill in Orlando, Fla., shooting 13 under par for the tournament and whipping second-place finisher Graeme McDowell by five shots for his first official PGA Tour victory in more than 21/2 years. He did win his own Chevron World Challenge in December, but that was like beating himself.
"It feels really good," the beaming, red-shirted Woods said after the victory.
And why wouldn't it?
The things that had gone wrong with his high-flying career since he backed his Cadillac Escalade down his driveway and into a fire hydrant and a tree on Thanksgiving 2009, leaving him half-conscious in the street, were profound and overwhelming.
Blown up was his marriage, his meticulously groomed image, his role as a father and – to many, if not most, golf fans – his appeal.
Strippers and sex tapes went with his wholesome image the way battery acid went with pancakes.
And then there was the toll his violent swing was taking on his body. Multiple surgeries to his left knee, problems with his left Achilles tendon and residual damage from the car wreck suddenly made him seem like a star athlete whose carefree days were long gone.
Yes, he had won 71 PGA Tour titles and 14 majors, but maybe it was the fearless, youthful, ccky living on the edge – from his swing to his personal life – that had taken him where it did. And now that destiny was dumping him like a busted toy.
Just two weeks ago, he dropped out of the Cadillac Championship at Doral midway through his final round because of his Achilles. Right then and there, without much fantasizing, skeptics and cynics could see the end coming.
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A recent study conducted by LSU shows that the state's flagship university system has an impressive economic impact on the entire state of Louisiana at both a state and regional level.
In the Alexandria Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), which consists of Grant and Rapides Parish, LSU of Alexandria contributes mightily in both jobs and dollars spent. According to the findings, LSUA employs approximately 290 full-time workers and generates about $52.7 million in sales, $17.6 million in earnings and about 640 jobs within the MSA. These impacts were generated by measuring the impact of the university spending and student spending associated with LSU of Alexandria.
LSU of Alexandria provides a wide array of benefits to the local community. In addition to being a leading contributor to the local workforce, LSUA also plays a vital role in educating future community leaders that create an incentive for businesses to relocate to central Louisiana and for the creation of new businesses by LSUA graduates.
"This study delineates how LSUA contributes significantly to the economy through direct and indirect campus-based faculty and staff jobs. Additionally, LSUA provides a pipeline of qualified new employees that continuously enter the Central Louisiana regional economy through new graduates entering the workforce, starting businesses and paying taxes," says Dr. Paul Coreil, LSUA interim chancellor.
Across the state, during the 2013 fiscal year, LSU supported nearly $3.9 billion in Louisiana sales, $1.5 billion in new statewide earnings and an estimated 36,757 direct and indirect annualized jobs. For every operating and capital dollar provided by the state, LSU provided a return of $5.08 of economic activity.
The study conducted by the LSU Division of Economic Development at the E.J. Ourso College of Business marks the first time that the impact of all nine LSU campuses – LSU, the LSU AgCenter, the Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, LSU Alexandria, LSU Eunice, LSU Shreveport and the LSU Health Sciences Centers in Shreveport and New Orleans-has been studied and detailed at both the state level and on a regional basis.


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Michael Scott Will Leave 'The Office' Before Season Ends
Oh snap! This completely changes my viewing experience of The Office! Well, not really, but it is shocking.
Steve Carell's Michael Scott will make his departure from the beloved sitcom before the end of the season! That means we'll get a delicious month-long preview of post-Scott reign prior to the start of the eighth season. The reasoning behind this decision is wise and shows that the writers and producers are thinking well beyond Michael Scott. "It was about focusing the spring on the office and everybody else and not just a character going. If the show was ending, it would be about that. But it's not," Paul Lieberstein told Vulture. "(T)he spring will prove to be not about an actor leaving, but what happens in an office when a manager leaves and the chaos [that] ensues and people vie for the job and are uncertain about their future."
Good for them. The Office needed a shot in the arm and this very well may prove to be just that. By removing Michael from the mix, The Office truly becomes an ensemble show with more emphasis on the other characters. Considering how interesting the rest of the office has become (except for Gabe, man I hate that guy) it could be the change The Office desperately needs. Lieberstein goes on to say that there will be about four episodes left of the season after Carell departs. Since this season is twenty six episodes long, he'll be leaving sometime around episode twenty two and when The Office returns next Thursday it'll be the thirteenth episode. Basic math tells us that we have about nine episodes left of Michael Scott. Wow, it actually seems real now that we're down to the single digits. *Tear*
Anyway, the good news is: guest stars! Dunder Mifflin (and Sabre) will look externally and internally for the replacement. Kathy Bates let it drop that she'll be returning but that seemed a bit obvious. Daryl, Andy, and Dwight will all be going for the job (of course) and Mindy Kaling's Kelly will take a shot as well. That's great and all, I really wish them the best, but for now all I'm worried about is an upcoming episode that will feature the return of Karen, Roy, Jan, and David Wallace. Now THAT will be a great episode.
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I can remember sitting there, with my two fellow Democrats. They had just sold their multimillion dollar home by a famous architect for a cool few million in profit, and were settling down in a new town, with a new house and new jobs.
Unfortunately, one had just been terminated by her non-profit employer. And she was collecting unemployment. Thousands a month in unemployment. For a job she had for a few months.
It was not just that they were doing this because they had paid into the system. They were in a new state with huge fiscal problems. This was not pay for meaningless work. It was pay for a few months of work. That would be extended by Obama time and again for many like this couple. Without end.
It was a seminal moment for me. Perhaps not immediately. But in the next year, Barack Obama began to work his magic in terms of who was entitled to what.
Means testing was absent. As was any knowledge or reasoning behind what have become known as "entitlements." You had to get them no matter how wealthy you were. And many very wealthy did.
Last night, during the first presidential debate, we all saw what should have been obvious from the outset. Mitt Romney has answers. And, more importantly, Romney is convincing.
Yet, as it is when any Emperor seeks new clothes, you do not see that the Emperor is duped until the "clothes" are worn in public.
There is no knowledge from which Obama draws his wisdom. No new idea. He has no clothes.
The idea of a balanced budget, not spending more than you have, has no reality to this President. And so he was mystified how it was that Romney could possibly be thinking of giving up tax cuts as long as the budget were not balanced. His clothes are designed to prove that Romney wants tax cuts to give more to himself and his cronies. Obama's Big Lie.
Obama's Big Lie was bought by Obama's cohorts hook, line and sinker. There is no other reality for Obama. All he can see is Republicans as heartless people. Instead of people worried sick about what we are doing to generations to come.
And Obama has no clue how to compromise and make things work. Because you cannot compromise if you do not understand.
Romney has compromised and can.
Your friendly spin merchants from both sides tried to dress Obama last night and this morning. Why Republicans like Republican Chair Reince Priebus kept harping on Obama being unprepared is beyond me. The guy is an idiot, picking up the Democrats theme.
The reality of the debate last night seems lost on most of those writing about it.
"Why didn't he mention the 47%?" "He was off his game." On and on the excuses went all night.
The reality is far different.
Sure, we have 47% who will vote either Democrat or for Obama without thinking. After all, he is an African-American. He is smart. He is clever. He can figure out how to out speak the Republicans, assuming he is using his real talent. Speaking in public. He can even part oceans.
But reality bites. As it did last night. When forced to say more than platitudes.
Apart from Obama and his cohorts in the media spewing how bad Romney is, how mean he is, how Romney wants to hurt everyone, how Romney is focused on getting himself and his billionaire buddies more money, Obama has nothing.
No answers on what to do. Four more years of more of the same. No compromise. It will be worse, not better. Unless you buy into the Democrat view that we must give them once again majorities in both chambers and the presidency.
So we were faced with stark reality last night.
Obama has run for his second term since his inauguration in 2008. He was AWOL during the killing of our ambassador in Libya, and is without answers in our domestic setting, merely telling us we need more money, without end. And with all his concentration on getting a second term, he was unprepared?
I heard one of those universals yesterday that bears on this election.
No one has ever become president without 30% of the Hispanic vote, according to Fox News. They claimed this was a major weakness for Romney. Yes, this may turn out to be a very "racist" election. One where minorities vote exclusively for someone because of his race.
But somehow, despite the racist caricature of some lazy guy sitting under a tree with a huge sombrero on, neither the Hispanics we see and know or the African-Americans living in barrios and ghettos allegedly with their hands out has any reality in today's world.
The real world is all around us.
Almost all minorities work very hard. And they will lose nothing under Romney.
This is why the Big Lie is so important.
Because you may learn that, like Ronald Reagan, Mitt Romney is a nice guy. He will not make you starve. He will not be biased.
Our country is begging for work and change.
Not a world based on race. But one based on reality. In need of real knowledge, not book learning smarts. And real experience. And the fundamentals on which we built this country.
Not Hope without change.
When, as I fervently hope, we have cleaned out the waste in Washington, and the richest are not those who work in Washington or teachers ending up with millions each in pensions despite their abject failure to teach and help our children learn, we will look back at last night not as one when Obama was unprepared.
Instead, it will be the night when, before more than sixty million of our citizens, Obama showed himself to be without clothes. Not an empty suit. No suit at all.


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BATOCHE, Sask. -- People from across Canada are expected to visit a small Saskatchewan community this weekend to witness the return home of a significant piece of M©tis history after 128 years.
It's also hoped the unveiling of the church bell of Batoche will kick-start a resurgence in M©tis pride.
The bell is to be presented to the local bishop today as part of a reconciliation ceremony during the Back to Batoche Days festival.
'It's going to be a huge moment in M©tis and Canadian history. This symbol of the community has been gone and held for so long by various people, that maybe the time is right to bring it home and start over'-- John Lagimodiere, chairman of the Batoche Historic Site
"It's going to be a huge moment in M©tis and Canadian history," said John Lagimodiere, chairman of the Batoche Historic Site and a descendant of M©tis leader Louis Riel. "This symbol of the community has been gone and held for so long by various people, that maybe the time is right to bring it home and start over."
The bell hung in the Saskatchewan community of the same name when the M©tis were defeated during the Northwest Rebellion in 1885. Federal troops took the bell to eastern Canada as a trophy.
It found a home in a fire hall bell tower in Millbrook, Ont., until that building burned to the ground. The bell cracked in the flames. It eventually made its way to the Millbrook Royal Canadian Legion hall, where it was displayed.
In 1991, the legion was broken into and the bell removed. It hasn't been viewed publicly since.
While some say the bell was essentially held hostage by those who took it and wanted to sell it to the highest bidder, others have hailed whoever took it as heroes for helping repatriate an important M©tis artifact.
The Union nationale metisse Saint-Joseph du Manitoba negotiated for the bell's return -- on condition of anonymity for whoever had it -- and is to oversee its care following the ceremony in Batoche.
It is expected to be taken to schools as an educational tool and otherwise be on display at the St. Boniface Museum in Winnipeg.
"This is a time for people to start talking about the M©tis story more than we have in the past. As M©tis people, we've often been the third cousin in the aboriginal community," Lagimodiere said. "This will help elevate the conversation for a while and help talk about our Canadian history that's been so poorly taught in our schools."
Claire Belanger-Parker, event manager of Back to Batoche Days, said rumours of the bell's return have swirled for years. Now, she said, history is finally being made.
Many are expected to be on hand to witness the return. The festival has exceeded a record for campsite bookings set in 2010 when 22,000 people attended the event.
Robert Doucette said he will be among those watching the bell's return. The president of the M©tis Nation of Saskatchewan said the bell once symbolized the struggle between the M©tis and federal government. Now, he said, it is a symbol of reconciliation and pride. "It's a symbol of hope, faith and belief in ourselves," Doucette said. "Our struggles were not in vain."
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