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Have you ever changed your mind after telling a guy that you will never see him ever again and then initiated contact with him?
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She has not cut me off completely, she said that we can talk and text with each other but she does not want to see me again. So what does that mean?
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That is what I did, I told her that we can only talk if we see each other again. I texted her that she can only contact me if she changes her mind


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|Aug 7, 1973
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|Dec 17, 1971
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|Mar 13, 1969
|Publication number
|Alm K, Ljungberg S
|Original Assignee
|Food Control
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|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Aug. 7, 1973 5 LJUNGBERG ET AL 3,751,382
ENZYMATIC INDICATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING IT Filed Dec. 17, 1971 U2 IU QDQJOU QQK Wk Q TEMPERATURE (c) United States Patent 3,751,382 ENZYMATIC INDICATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING IT Stellan Ljungberg, Lidingo, and Karl Olof Alm, Vaxjo, Sweden, assignors to Food Control AB, Malmo, Sweden Continuation-impart of abandoned application Ser. No. 19,033, Mar. 12, 1970. This application Dec. 17, 1971, Ser. No. 209,232 Claims priority, application Sweden, Mar. 13, 1969, 3,471/ 69; Denmark, Nov. 12, 1971, 5,553/ 71 Int. Cl. G01n 31/14 US. Cl. 252-408 11 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An enzymatic indicator and a method of making the indicator which comprises the enzyme urease, the substrate urea, a pH-responsive indicating substance, optionally a buffer, and, for changing and adjusting the time-temperature-responsive function of the indicator at low temperatures, glycerol.
This application is a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 19,033, filed Mar. 12, 1970, now abandoned.
This invention relates to an enzymatic indicator for indicating time-temperature courses and a method of making this indicator.
According to the invention, the indicator is primarily for use in conjunction with the storage of food products to indicate prevailing time-temperature conditions, thereby to warn against changes in the food product that may occur as a result of such conditions.
It is well known that erishables, primarily food products, are subject to putrefactive processes by microbial influence. The rate of putrefaction is temperatureresponsive and decreases at falling temperature, while putrefaction almost entirely ceases at temperatures below say 18 C. If the temperature rises over 18 C. the putrefactive process proceeds again at a noticeable rate.
Should, e.g., a deep-frozen product be exposed for a longer or shorter time to temperatures higher than say -18 C., for instance at a temporary interruption of the current supply to the freezer, the above mentioned putrefactive process is initiated. If the process is allowed to proceed sufficiently far the product will become unfit for human consumption. It the temperature again sinks below -18 C. the putrefactive process is interrupted.
It should be possible for the person handling the food product readily to check, for instance from the changed appearance thereof, Whether the product has been subjected to an unsuitable temperature change and has deteriorated in point of quality. Since, however, a frozen food product does not display any visible differences after it has been subjected to the above mentioned processes it is generally impossible to establish whether or not the product is fit for human consumption.
Earlier, attempts have been made at solving the problems outlined above with the aid of various types of indicators, int. al. enzymatic indicators, which indicate time-temperature courses by changing color. These prior art indicators, however, are associated with various drawbacks and have never been used commercially. For instance, their time-temperature-responsive color changes have not been adapted to what is required in different kinds of food products, i.e. generally about 24 h. at 20 C., about 120 h. at 5 C. and about 4 to 8 months at a maximum of 18 C. This is due to the prior art indicators when suitably adapted to high temperatures give too early a color change at low temperatures and, when suitably adapted to low temperatures, they give too late 3,751,382 Patented Aug. 7, 1973 a color change at high temperatures. In addition, an irreversible decrease of the enzyme activity would seem to be obtained at low temperatures.
According to the present invention, it has been possible to overcome the drawbacks outlined in the foregoing and to provide an indicator which is adapted to the requirements placed particularly on food products. This has been achieved by changing in a specific enzymatic indicator the time-temperature-responsive function of the indicator at low temperatures by addition of glycerol.
The invention thus relates to an enzymatic indicator for indicating time-temperature courses, preferably in conjunction with the storage of food products, said indicator comprising the enzyme urease, the substrate urea, a pH-responsive indicating substance and optionally a buffer, and to change its time-temperature-responsive function at low temperatures the indicator also comprises glycerol.
The invention also relates to a method of making such an indicator by bringing together the indicating substances urease, urea, pH-responsive indicating substance and optionally buffer, and by adding glycerol to the indicating substances.
The mechanism underlying the favorable elfect of the glycerol is not entirely known at present, but without being bound to any particular theory it is considered that the glycerol does not only, as might be imagined, act as a substance that lowers the freezing point, but also prevents the activity of the enzyme from being lowered at lower temperatures.
The indicator according to the present invention contains, as mentioned in the foregoing, a specific enzyme, viz. urease, that by acting upon urea forms ammonia and carbon dioxide according to the formula urease z)2 H20 ZNH CO,
the reaction product (ammonia) being indicated with a pH indicator.
Examples of pH indicators are meta cresol purple, color change at pH 9.0-7.4 (purple-yellow); phenol red, color change at pH 8.0-6.4 (red-yellow); bromo cresol purple, color change at pH 6.8-5.3 (red-yellow); methyl red, color change at pH 6.3-4.2 (red-yellow); bromo cresol green, color change at pH 5.4-3.8 (blue-yellow); and bromo thymol blue, color change at pH 7.6-6.0 (blue-yellow) It is possible in a known manner to shift the timetemperature-responsive function of the indicator throughout the entire temperature range by adding buffer solutions of varying capacity so that the time of the indicating changes is altered. Use can also be made of pH indicators having various change intervals.
The indicator according to the invention is placed on or in the vicinity of the food product from the time when the control is to commence, for instance the indicator is fixed to the finished product in conjunction with the manufacture of deep-frozen food products, and then accompanies the food product during the entire time-temperature course to which it is subjected thereafter. At very low temperatures the indicator is inactive, but at temperature increases, for instance to room temperature, the enzymatic process takes place and the resulting reaction product is visually indicated by means of the indicating substance in the form of a color change. The above process being irreversible, that is, it cannot be caused to occur in the other direction, a possible refreezing of the product does not alter a color change of the indicator. In this way it can be decided in a simple, rapid and reliable manner whether or not the food product has been subjected to unsuitable time-temperature conditions, i.e. whether or not it is unfit for human consumption. a
For better understanding of the invention, reference is made to the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the invention in conjunction with some examples and the accompanying drawing.
The drawing figure schematically shows in diagram form time-temperature curves for indicators having different additions of glycerol. It should be observed that the time axis is logarithmic.
The indicators the time-temperature curves of which are illustrated in the drawing were indicators according to the present invention and had a color change time at 20 C. of 24 h., that is, What applies, as stated above, to the storage of fresh food products at this temperature. This color change time is realized by balancing the enzyme amount and the buffer capacity. To the indicators there had further been added 15 and 20%, respectively, of glycerol, whereby the color change time at low temperatures (20 C.) amounted to 230 and 160 days, respectively, i.e. what is desirable upon storage of deep-frozen food products.
Experiments were also made with a corresponding indicator which like that indicated above had a color change time at 20 C. of 24 h. but which contained respectively 8.7, 20, 30 and 43.5% glycerol. For this indicator color change times of respectively 400, 250, 160 and 100 days at -20 C. were obtained.
Generally, it has been found that a glycerol content of the indicator of 550%, preferably l030%, is suitable.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention the indicator comprises two small plastic ampoules and a filter paper strip, which are enclosed in a sealed envelope of plastic. The ampoules are ruptured to activate the indicator. Each ampoule contains 0.07 ml. liquid of the following composition:
(A) 20 weight per volume percent glycerol in a citric acid-phosphate buffer, urease, 30 units per ml., 2% butanol, meta cresol purple (amount required), and distilled water to 0.07 ml.
(B) 20 weight per volume percent glycerol in a citric acid-phosphate buffer, 6% urea, 2% butanol, and distilled water to 0.07 ml.
The citric-acid-phosphate buffer is 0.07 M with regard to citric acid and 0.15 M with regard to disodium phosphate, Na HPO +2H O.
With an indicator of the above type it is possible to have the glycerol in both A and B or only in A.
Apart from the indicating device mentioned above, the indicator according to the invention may also have the shape of a strip which is applicable to the food product and on which the substances necessary for the indication are provided. Thus, for example, it is possible to provide on a backing comprising a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape a layer containing enzyme, substrate, indicating substance, glycerol and optionally buffer. A transparent protective layer is applied on top of said layer. The indicator can then be kept stored wound into a roll. For use a suitable length of indicating strip is extracted, severed and applied to the food product by means of the pressure-sensitive adhesive tape.
A study of the diagram in the drawing reveals that the ratio of the reaction rate expressed as inclination index, in hot state to that in cold state is approximately 0.4:0.9. This implies that the reaction rate is about 3 times higher per 10 C. at high temperatures than at low temperatures.
It should be observed in this connection that it is important for obtaining reproducible indicating results that use is made of enzymes of uniform and high quality. If not, indicators which otherwise are wholly identical but in which the enzyme derives from different batches at the enzyme manufacture, may give different color change times. This effect of the enzyme may, however, be eliminated by individually calibrating, at the manufacture of the indicator, each series of indicators manufactured with the use of the same batch of enzymes.
It will appear from the foregoing specification that it has been possible by the present invention to provide a new time-temperature indicator which because of its addition of glycerol can be adapted in a unique manner to desired time-temperature conditions, particularly the conditions prevailing at the storage of food products. While the invention has been described with particular reference to the use as a food product indicator, it is not restricted to this use. Other fields may also be concerned, for example the indication of time-temperature conditions at the storage of photographic film, medicines, pharmaceutical products, chemicals and other time-temperature-sensitive compositions.
What We claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent 1. An enzymatic indicator for indicating time-temperature courses in conjunction with the storage of sensitive products and compositions, comprising the enzyme urease, the substrate urea, a pH-responsive indicating substance, and glycerol for improving the time-temperature function of the indicator at low temperatures.
2. An enzymatic indicator as in claim 1 further including a citric-acid-phosphate buffer.
3. An indicator as claimed in claim 2 which includes 5-50% glycerol.
4. An indicator as claimed in claim 2 which includes 1030% glycerol.
5. A method of making an indicator for indicating timetemperature courses in conjunction with the storage of sensitive products and compositions, comprising the step of combining a pH responsive indicating substance with the substances urease, urea and glycerol to form said indicator, said glycerol being effective to improve the time-temperature function of the indicator at low temperatures.
6. A method as in claim 5 wherein a citric acid-phosphate bufier is added to said substances.
7. A method as claimed in claim 5 wherein a total amount of 5-50% glycerol is added.
8. A method as claimed in claim 7, wherein a total amount of 10-3 0% glycerol is added.
9. A method as claimed in claim 5, wherein before said combining, at least some of said substances are confined in ampoules and wherein said combining is eifected by rupturing said ampoules.
10. A method as claimed in claim 9, wherein before said rupturing, said glycerol and said urease are confined in one ampoule and said urea is confined in another ampoule.
11. A method as claimed in claim 9, wherein before said rupturing, said glycerol and urease are confined in one ampoule and said glycerol and urea are confined in another ampoule.
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|Isadore Cooperman
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|The Gov. Of The U.S. Of America, As Represented By The Secretary, Dept. Of Health And Human Services
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|Timing device
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|Raybourne Limited
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification

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The History of Tête à Tête
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Our first production, The Flying Fox, (Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss), was performed at BAC Opera 98 and at the Purcell Room. This success was promptly followed by Shorts first performed at BAC Opera 99, revived at the Bridewell Theatre Spring 2001 & the first touring work of the company (Autumn 2001), supported by the Arts Council of England and in the main through donations and a tremendous vote of confidence by Trusts and Foundations. This pattern of support continued to enable us to produce Orlando Plays Mad (Vivaldi's Orlando Finto Pazzo) in a new edition again premièring at BAC Opera in 2000.
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The fifth Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival 2011 took place 4 August – 21 August 2011. Hundreds of performers presented 59 different shows featuring the works of 52 composers and over a dozen vibraphones over 12 days. Of the shows, 48 performances of 4 separate Tête à Tête Lite Bite productions were presented in a variety of unusual public spaces and places across West London including parks, shopping centres, markets and pubs. There were also additional performance of these in the Riverside Studio foyer, terrace and bar.
2012 was a bustling year with 8 of our own productions plus a Festival. Spring saw Circus Tricks come to life, born from a past Lite Bite: The Knifetrowers Assistant. Written by Adey Grummet with music by Michael Henry it played for 6 performances at The Riverside Studios.
Summer saw the now permanent Opera fixture, Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival, return in August. The 6 Tête à Tête productions (4 Lite Bites and 2 main house shows) alongside 38 productions from across the sector played to many thousands inside the theatres, out on the streets and online at Tête à Tête: The Operas on line. Missed it? Check most of our past work and almost everything from past Festivals for free online HERE.
The winter saw us bring summer and sunshine to Riverside once more with a revival of our smash hit Salad Days, playing for a massive 81 performances to many tens of thousands of people. A live CD recording of our production is now available. Find how to obtain it HERE.
Since then we have produced the BASCA nominated Grind, our commission for choirs and skateboarders, we have worked with students at the Royal College of Music on Hogarth's Stages and every year produced our Festival, now the largest festival of new opera in the world and based in London's King Cross, whilst the online archive of all our work has, to date, been watched by over 600,000 worldwide.
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Easy Crustless Mini-Quiches
READY IN: 30mins
Recipe by zoe85
These are awesome. You can put what ever you like in them as well. They are called egg muffins in our house.
Top Review by mrthing
These turned out puffed, golden, and glorious. They were delicious. I seem to always have some 'left-over' heavy cream in the fridge from making cakes, and this was a brilliant use for it. Much less work, and much easier, than quiche, and every bit as good. I'll be making this again.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3⁄4 cup cooked broccoli (chopped)
- 12 slices cooked bacon
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese, any variety
- 6 eggs
- 1 cup heavy cream
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- Preheat oven to 350. Spray muffin cups lightly with Pam.
- Divide broccoli evenly among muffin cups. Crumble one strip of bacon into each. Divide shredded cheese evenly among muffin cups. With a fork or your fingers, mix the veggie, bacon and cheese a little, so they don't end up in layers when your quiche is done.
- In large mixing bowl, beat eggs well. Add heavy cream and mix well. Stir in seasonings. Pour mixture evenly into muffin cups. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Mini-quiches are done when knife inserted into middle comes out clean.
- (Note: these will puff up a lot in the oven, then shrink back down as they cool. Perfectly normal.).
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Okay, before I get started, let me begin by saying that Monster Hunter Portable 3rd is an outstanding game, it's one of the very best games available on the PSP. But I still think it could have been even better. The way I think it should have been set up is as follows:
-Same amount of content as MHFU (They could have done it)
-Instead of using MHF and MHF2 monsters for that content, use Frontier monsters and maps. I understand if Capcom doesn't want to release MHFO outside of Asian territories, but at least let us fight the monsters.
-This way, you'd have MHFU for 1st and 2nd generation content, and MHP3rd for 3rd and Frontier generation content.
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This lovely lady is Vintage Girls-Birthday Girl. Isn't she awesome! She was so much fun to color! I want her to stand out so I colored her in bright colors, and then created a vintage (to me) background for her by applying various Distress Inks to the paper. The birthday sentiment is from Whimsy, and a Freebie to our fans over at the Whimsy Stamps and Inspiration Facebook Group.
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Dot Hill Gets Two Patents
Carlsbad-based Dot Hill Systems, a developer of enterprise storage systems, disclosed today that the firm has landed two patents covering its products. The firm said the patent include U.S. Patent 7,558,897 and U.S. Patent 7,558,981, both of which were granted to the firm by the USPTO on July 7th. The firm said the two patents brings the company's total patent portfolio to 53 patents. Both cover technology used for redundant storage controllers, key parts of ensuring reliability in its data storage systems.


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Mom's Potato Salad
READY IN: 40mins
Recipe by Donna
So Easy and SO good! My Mom has made this for years, I love the dressing, this is the only recipe I use for potato salad.
Top Review by MizzNezz
Funny, I always make potato salad with EITHER mayonnaise or Miracle Whip. I never thought of combining the two! This is very good. The sour cream adds a nice touch too. I added a few minced sweet pickles. But it's the dressing that makes the dish! Thanks, Donna!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 boiled potatoes, cut in chunks
- 4 hard-boiled eggs, chopped
- 1⁄2-1 onion, chopped
- 6 green onions, sliced thin
- 3 stalks celery, chopped
- 1⁄3 cup Miracle Whip
- 1⁄3 cup mayonnaise
- 1⁄3 cup sour cream
- salt and pepper
- paprika (optional)
- parsley (optional)
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Faculty & Staff
Cassandra Rincones
Dr. Cassandra Rincones, interim dean of the Social Sciences and Humanities Division, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2013 as an associate professor of history. Rincones earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Texas A&M University in Kingsville. She holds a Master of Arts degree in U.S. History from the same institution. Rincones earned a Ph.D. from Texas A&M University in May of 2015, specializing in U.S./Southwest Comparative Border studies.
Rincones has been awarded several fellowships and grants, including the Lone Star College Chancellor's Dissertation Research Grant, the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute Fellow from Texas A&M University, and the Catarino and Evangelina Hernández Research Fellowship in Latino History from the Texas State Historical Association.
Rincones has more than 15 years of experience, having taught at South Texas College, Weslaco and Alice independent school districts. She has also presented numerous papers including, "Bridging Cultures in the Community College: LSC-Kingwood NACCS Tejas Foco, and at LSC-North Harris in 2015; and "Tejana Rights: Solidifying Legal Codes in Early Texas" at the Texas State Historical Association meeting in March. Rincones is a member of the Texas State Historical Association.
"I enjoy working with our stellar faculty! Together I feel we make a real difference in our students' lives!"," Rincones stated.
"Tejana Land Grants: Gender and the Expansion of Empire," Southern Historian, (Spring 2015), Vol. 36.
"The Introduction of Women into Hidalgo County Politics," Journal of South Texas, (Spring 2009).
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Anthony Carreras
Anthony Carreras, professor of philosophy, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2012. Carreras earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Drew University and a Master of Arts degree from Georgia State University. He earned his Ph.D. in philosophy from Rice University.
Carreras's work focuses on ancient Greek philosophy and ethics, particularly Aristotle's ethics and the relation between morality and loyalty. He has published papers in such journals as "History of Philosophy Quarterly" and "Philosophical Papers", and has presented papers at the Eastern and Pacific division meetings of the American Philosophical Association. He is a member of the American Philosophical Association and the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy.
"Philosophy unfortunately tends to have a reputation for being impractical, or in any case, removed from the concerns of everyday life. But what draws me to philosophy is the deep conviction that philosophy is about things that 'matter', Carreras said. "For instance, it matters whether we have free-will; it matters whether there is some way that human beings ought to live; what justice is 'matters', and it matters whether our form of government is just; it matters whether we are capable of knowing the nature of things. I approach these topics in my classes by conveying and defending that conviction, any by highlighting the philosopher's distinctive method of critical thinking by way of argument analysis."
Carreras loves bringing philosophy to life in the classroom, and is grateful every day that he gets to do it at LSC-Kingwood. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two amazing daughters.
Recent publications:
2016. "Amicably Deceived." Philosophical Papers 45.1-2: 133-158.
2012. "Aristotle on Other-Selfhood and Reciprocal Shaping." History of Philosophy Quarterly 29.4: 319-336.
2011. "Like Father Like Son? Challenges in the Father-Son Relationship. "In Fatherhood and Philosophy, eds. L. Nease and M. Austin, Wiley-Blackwell, 171-180.
Email: Anthony Carreras
Phone: 281.312.1763
Office: LIB 202-F
Thilo M. Schimmel, Ph.D.
Thilo M. Schimmel, Ph.D., history professor, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2011. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Universität Regensburg in Germany and a Master of Arts degree in American Studies from Purdue University. He earned a Ph.D. in History from the University of Illinois.
"History is the most fascinating field of inquiry I have encountered in my life and I hope to pass my enthusiasm about it to my students."
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John J. Theis, Ph.D.
John J. Theis, Ph.D., a political science professor, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2007. Theis received a Bachelor of Administration degree from the University of Tulsa. He also earned a Master of Arts degree from Oklahoma State University. He earned a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona.
In 1997, Theis published an article entitled, "The Institutionalization of the American Presidency: 1924-1992", which he co-authored with Lyn Ragsdale.
Theis has presented numerous papers which include: "Split Ticket and Divided Government" to the American Political Science Association in 1994; "The Institutionalization of the American Presidency" to the Midwest Political Science Association; and "Split Ticket Voting in American Elections: A Pooled-Time Series Analysis" to the Southwestern Social Science Association, which he co-authored.
Theis has also delivered a variety of presentations. In August 2012, he was the keynote speaker at the Community College of Allegheny County in-service. Theis also served as moderator during a discussion of "Engaging the Community: Student Perspectives" before the American Democracy Annual meeting. He also presented, "Rabble Rousers: Engaging Students from the Classroom to the Campus" with LSC-Kingwood history professor Steve Davis and Dr. Rebecca Riley, vice-president of academic instruction.
Theis' professional awards include: LSC-Kingwood Innovator of the Year, Man of the Year by the United Methodist Men, Missouri West Conference, and the Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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Phone: 281.312.1741
Office: PAC 113-C
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Paul Blakelock, Ph.D.
Paul Blakelock, Ph.D., professor of political science, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2003. Blakelock earned a Bachelor of Science degree in economics from Lamar University and a Master of Arts degree in political science from the University of Houston. He is also earned a doctorate degree from the University of Houston. Blakelock is the advisor of the LSC-Kingwood veterans club.
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Phone: 281.312.1591
Office: CLA 200-B
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Vida Davoudi, Ph.D.
Vida Davoudi, Ph.D., is a government and politics professor. She joined LSC-Kingwood in 1989. Davoudi earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration from American University of Beirut. She also holds graduate and doctoral degrees in Political Science from Southern Illinois University.
Davoudi has presented a variety papers including "Arab Spring and its impact on American Foreign Policy", "Religion as a uniter rather than divider", and "Islam and its political impact."
"LSC-Kingwood is very cordial and scholastically rewarding."
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Phone: 281.312.1668
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David Putz, Ph.D.
David Putz, Ph.D., professor of political science, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2000. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in communications from the University of Texas and a doctoral degree in political science from the University of Houston. In addition to his teaching duties, Putz is also director of the college's Honors Program.
Putz published, "Partisan Conversion in the 1990s: Ideological Realignment Meets Measurement Theory" in the Journal of Politics in 2002.
He has presented at numerous conferences. In 2010, Putz presented at the annual meeting of the National Collegiate Honors Council in Kansas City, MO on the subject, "Overcoming Recruiting Hurdles in Honors". He also presented, "What makes it An Honors Course, Anyway?" at the National Collegiate Honors Council in St. Louis, MO in 2005.
Putz also "Differential Success Rates in Congressional Primaries: An Historical Analysis of the Effect of Candidate Sex," at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association in Boston, MA.
In 2007, Putz was awarded the Faculty Excellence Award at LSC-Kingwood.
Putz' decision to go into teaching was purely by accident. "I returned to graduate school after a short career in the telecommunications industry and wanted to pursue a degree in history, but I did not have enough undergraduate hours to begin graduate work. I had minored in Middle Eastern studies and those hours were credited toward work in political science."
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Alicja Jac-Kucharski, Ph.D.
Alicja Jac-Kucharski, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in political science. She joined LSC-Kingwood in 2013. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Slavic Languages and Literatures from the University of California at Berkeley. She also holds both graduate and doctoral degrees in political science from the University of California at Davis.
Prior to her position at LSC-Kingwood, Dr. Jac-Kucharski was an adjunct professor at LSC-Cy Fair, where she taught courses in government. She is a member of the American Political Science Association, the International Studies Association and the Midwest Political Science Association.
In 2012, Dr. Jac-Kucharski published an article entitled "The Determinants of Human Trafficking: A U.S. Case Study" in International Migration. She is currently working on publishing her dissertation.
Dr. Jac-Kucharski has presented at numerous conferences. In 2011 and 2012 she presented "Screening for Health: International Migration and Security Threats" at the Annual Conferences of the Midwest Political Science Association and the International Studies Association, respectively. In 2009 and 2012, she presented her work on human trafficking and European integration at several ISA conferences.
"I relish the idea of teaching a full range of students and am especially appreciative of the opportunity to help people better their own lives. I act on this in my professional life, as I am frequently approached by students, especially female students, who seek advice on how to do better in their classes to be able to transfer to other institutions, apply to law school, graduate school or who want to take the foreign service exam. However, as I have served as a mentor for several institutions, I also take this conviction outside of the classroom. Being able to help people achieve their dreams is the best part of my job."
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Dr. Matthew Newton
Dr. Matthew Newton, a product of LSC-Kingwood, utilizes his wealth of experience as an assistant professor of government. Joining the faculty in 2016, Newton's professional background includes adjunct teaching two government classes at the college and teaching classes in American government, as well as Canadian Politics and Political Methodology at other institutions.
The professor was also a dissertation fellow for the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy and an assistant election administrator for the Nacogdoches County Elections Office. Newton published a paper in 2015 on interest group contributions in state legislative elections in the United States.
"I relish the opportunity to impart enthusiasm I have for the study of government and its institutions onto students," he said. "Having been exactly in their shoes myself as a former LSC-Kingwood student, I know how important a teacher's enthusiasm can be for unlocking students' passion for education and learning."
After LSC-Kingwood, Newton earned a Bachelor of Science degree in political science from Stephen F. Austin State University and a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Missouri. He is a member of the American Political Science Association, Association of Canadian Studies in the United States, and Pi Sigma Alpha (national political science honor society) Iota Epsilon Chapter at Stephen F. Austin State University.
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NEW YORK -- In weeks and years past, each of us argued that Russia was pursuing a policy of regime change toward Georgia and its pro-Western, democratically elected president, Mikheil Saakashvili. We predicted that, absent strong and unified Western diplomatic involvement, war was coming.
Now, tragically, a full-scale Russian invasion of Georgia has happened. The West, especially the United States, could have prevented this war. Instead, regardless of whether it actually pulls back its troops to South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia has crossed the Rubicon, making this a watershed moment in the West's post-Cold War relations with Russia.
Exactly what triggered the fighting is unclear. Each side will argue its own version. But we know, without doubt, that Georgia was responding to repeated provocative attacks by South Ossetian separatists controlled and funded by the Kremlin. This was a not a war Georgia wanted; it had believed that it was slowly gaining ground in South Ossetia through a strategy of soft power.
Whatever mistakes Georgia's government made cannot justify Russia's actions. The Kremlin invaded a neighbor, an illegal act of aggression that violates the UN Charter and fundamental principles of cooperation and security in Europe.


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A home is a place you can't imagine. A home carries joy and laughter. Homes keep memories from when you were a baby to when you are a teenager. I have a home that cares for me and keeps my family safe. I think people without homes should be happy that they at least have a family. Imagine if I didn't have a home… it would be horrible! A home is different than a rental because in a home you have pets. You don't have to ask permission to have a dog or a cat. Rental homes you have to ask what pet you can have. I am lucky that my family celebrates Christmas and has pets. My house has locks so we're safe at night.


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This study shows how knowledge-intensive services activities (KISAs) contribute to the acquisition and growth capabilities of firms and public sector organisations.
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Denmark is currently reappraising its strategy for managing major risks. The aim of the study is to contribute to ongoing reflections on how to better assess the country's vulnerabilities and exposure to hazards.
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Cette note, extraite du chapitre 2 de Réformes économiques: Objectif croissance 2006, contient des informations sur les progrès réalisés dans la mise en œuvre des réformes de politique structurelle identifiées en 2005 pour le Danemark. Outre l'adoption de lois et autres décisions prises pour la mise en application des réformes, cette note cerne les étapes préliminaires aux réformes, telles que les annonces des pouvoirs publics et les
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Teaching and research in Danish universities are of high quality. The number of Nobel prizes awarded to Denmark is outstanding. Danish universities are among the best resourced among OECD countries. But they need to change and develop to respond to rapidly changing demands placed on them. Reforms are particularly needed to strengthen universities' contribution to society and the economy. This calls for major changes in the area of
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In this report, the country summarizes the main developments in competition law and policy in 2004.
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Conclusions from the 2014 Austrian GP
Hamilton must wait for his luck to turn, Williams play it safe but too safe, and Alonso earns more respect on and off the track...
By Pete Gill
Last Updated: 23/06/14 12:02pm
Hamilton can't wait for the luck to turn
Two weeks ago, Lewis Hamilton's points deficit to Nico Rosberg at the summit of the Drivers' Championship was significant but not quite substantial. Now in excess of a full race victory, it has become serious. Measured at 29 points, it has reached the point where Hamilton cannot afford to lose any further ground, or any more points to his team-mate and solitary title rival, before the summer break.
There are still three races to be run before the sport scatters for its summer holidays, but the nagging-turned-gnawing concern for Hamilton as he considers the challenge ahead must be his failure to transform his superior pace over Rosberg into a profitable haul of points in the last three races. Despite being faster than his team-mate in Monaco, Canada and Austria, Hamilton has nevertheless lost 32 points to Rosberg since Spain. If he is not winning in those circumstances, when will he?
In fairness, Rosberg has been fortunate not to suffer the mechanical failures which have twice resulted in Hamilton retiring this year. The German has finished every race in 2014 - and is yet to finish a race below second. But sport is a manifestly unfair pursuit, which is why the favourites do not always prevail. The notion, in football parlance, that these things even themselves up over a season is hogwash. Just because Rosberg hasn't retired from a race this year is no reason to believe that he will or that he is more likely to suffer the next mechanical failure the Mercedes team experience. In sport, these things very rarely even themselves up. If Hamilton is to clamber back to the top of the Drivers' Championship, it is likely to be a painstaking climb made in piecemeal fashion.
Yet there is one sporting truism which ought to offer Hamilton encouragement. Whereas he has been roughly - but rightly - punished for his mistakes in qualifying in Canada and Austria, Rosberg has so far remained immune. Rewarded rather than penalised for his errors on the Saturday in Monaco and the Sunday in Montreal, Rosberg was fortunate that his leery slide off the track in this weekend's race occurred at one of the few parts of the Red Bull Ring adorned with a run-off area rather than a gravel trap. Likewise, when he locked-up his tyres on the very final lap, Hamilton was fractionally too far back to take advantage, just as Valtteri Bottas had been twenty laps before.
For a driver hailed as a metronome, Rosberg makes a lot of mistakes. Too many. Sooner rather than later, he will be punished for at least one of them.
Of that sporting truism, we can be certain.
It's the pits for Hamilton
Lewis didn't only lose the Austrian GP on Saturday when he failed to register a timed lap in the pole position shoot-out. What he actually lost then was a comfortable victory. Judging by the speed advantage he possessed, which was definite but only fleetingly on show when not negated by traffic and the difficulty of passing identically-powered cars still in front of him after his Lap-One dash, he could and should have won this race by upwards of ten seconds had he started on pole.
But that's to imagine an alternative reality. In the real world, and the only place that actually matters, what cost him a narrow victory over Rosberg was the loss of 0.9 seconds to his team-mate in the first round of pit-stops. Bookend that statistic with the reminder that Hamilton was 0.4 seconds behind Rosberg prior to the German pitting on Lap 12 and Hamilton was then back within 0.6 seconds of Rosberg on Lap 15 despite the aggravation of traffic, and the consequences of that tardy stop are crystal clear.
Williams play it safe
Given their habit this year of failing to transform their pace into points, Williams' decision to play safe in Sunday's race was understandable. But by running long in the first stint, they denied themselves a shot at victory - a disappointment summed up by the sight of Felipe Massa pitting from the lead of the race at the first round of stops and running in fourth thereafter.
Had Massa immediately followed Nico Rosberg into the pits, instead of continuing on for two more laps, it's a racing certainty the Brazilian would have retained the lead - he had, after all, been over two and a half seconds ahead of Rosberg prior to the German becoming the first of the frontrunners to pit. By lap 16, he was down to fourth and over a second adrift despite Rosberg's progress being blocked by Sergio Perez's long-running Force India. Only a 2.1-second stop for Valtteri Bottas saved him from a similar demotion behind the two Mercedes'.
Yet look what happened next. Armed with the straight-line speed which saw him breeze back past Rosberg on the opening lap, Bottas had little difficulty rebuffing Hamilton during the middle stage of the race. It was only at the second round of stops, when Hamilton enjoyed two laps of clean air after his stop and Bottas continued out front on his slower worn-out tyres as Williams stuck with their safety-first approach, that the Finn was overtaken.
Mindful of tyre wear, their Achilles heel this year, and spooked by the unexpectedly hot weather on Sunday, Williams' cautious strategy had the virtue of all-but guaranteeing third and fourth positions. A race victory, no matter their tactics, was almost certainly out of reach. But had they played a less cautious hand around the first round of pit-stops then second place - rather than fourth - was still on the cards for Massa.
They played it safe, just a little too safe.
Alonso takes a respectful view
Not only is Fernando Alonso a great driver, he also has a great way with words. Asked on Sunday night if he took any satisfaction or solace from outdriving inadequate machinery, the Spaniard's response was typically trenchant.
"Not much," he replied. "It's been five years like this. There is always satisfaction that everyone believes you are always performing at your best. There's the respect from drivers, Team Principals and fans for the job that you do. But I prefer to have no respect and to win more trophies."
There is, alas, little prospect of the latter these days at Ferrari, although Alonso continues to win plenty of the former with his performances in the sluggish F14 T. Alonso's thumping defeat of Kimi Raikkonen, half a minute down the road on his team-mate this Sunday, is mitigated by the qualification that Raikkonen is almost a decade past his peak and driving a car anathema to his driving style (for a driver so laid back-off away from the circuit, Kimi is hyper sensitive inside the cockpit). But it's been a thumping nevertheless, the Spaniard's superiority over his team-mate so pronounced as to make their predicted rivalry appear a complete fabrication of hype.
And Alonso knows plenty about hype and the inflation of reputation a driver can achieve in cars which flatter their abilities. As he spoke on Sunday, it was impossible not to recall the remarks Alonso made about Sebastian Vettel last December.
"Time will tell us, but I think when he will have a car like the others, if he wins he will have a great recognition and he will be one of the legends of Formula 1," said Fernando. "When one day he has the car like the others and he is fourth, fifth or seventh then these four titles will be bad news for him because people will take these four days even in a worse manner than what they are doing now. So there are interesting times for Sebastian coming."
They were certainly that. If only there was any reason to believe that a different type of interesting times still await for Fernando at Ferrari, the team for whom this year always seems to be about next year.


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Cuyahoga Falls -- Mayor Don Walters hopes to see digging start soon on a $13 million city project to open up the Front Street Pedestrian Mall that has been closed off for 40 years and make it a two-way street.
Walters on Tuesday hosted a forum at the Natatorium to update the public on what his administration has learned in the past two years as it has studied and planned for -- with Council's approval -- the Downtown Transformation Project. Approximately 200 people were on hand for the meeting.
Walters said he works for the residents and he wants the downtown to be a "vibrant" place where people can go to shop, eat, enjoy entertainment and find employment. "Something you can be proud of," he said. Walters said his plan to transform downtown would increase property values and give the economy a boost.
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Walters emphasized even though City Council approved 40 percent of the engineering, the opening-up of Front Street will not happen without its final approval. The mayor said he didn't want speak for Council " and I'd never want to pressure them."
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Indore: Legendary cricketer Mushtaq Ali has held the cricket board responsible for Indias poor performance in New Zealand saying that it had done nothing before the tour to help the players to acclimatise with the conditions there.
The board should have made arrangements for thorough preparation before the trip, keeping in mind the conditions there. If we had done more practice on fast and bouncy wickets and anticipated the weather conditions, the results would have been different, the former cricketer told visiting journalists here.
Despite being in New Zealand for almost a month, Indian cricketers are finding it hard to adjust to the conditions there and have failed to register even a single win on the tour so far. They lost the two-match Test series 0-2 and were trailing 0-3 in the seven-match one-day series.
Advocating appointment of a former Test player on the board, he said had it been the case things might have been different for the team. I personally feel that a former Test cricketer should be on the board. Had it been so, the current team would not have faced the problems in New Zealand, said Mushtaq, who started as a bowler in the Indian team and played six Tests in that role before shifting as a batsman to play the remaining five Tests of his career.
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On other aspects of the game, like playing with coloured clothes, the former cricketer said: I personally do not agree with the concept of pyjama cricket. I will not be in this world, but remember my words, the way things are moving, days are not far away when we will play cricket in shorts, he said.
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