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Nyack's 2016 Year-End Faculty/Staff Luncheon and Awards
Nyack College presents the "Commitment to Mission Award" annually at the Year-end Faculty/Staff Luncheon each May. This award is a reflection of the College's intentionality about acknowledging individuals who have excelled at representing the mission and core values of Nyack College during the academic year.
The Commitment to Mission Award program serves as an encouragement for faculty and staff to develop and demonstrate an exceptional awareness of the five institutional core values of being academically excellent, globally engaged, intentionally diverse, personally transforming, and socially relevant.
During the annual luncheon, the award is presented to one faculty member and one staff member. Recipients of the 2016 awards are Dr. Elaine Eng and Henok Ephraim (pictured above).
About Dr. Elaine Eng
Dr. Eng is an associate professor of mental health at Nyack's Alliance Graduate School of Counseling. She developed and teaches the course, Counseling for Global Engagement, which covers topics of interest such as cross cultural communication and counseling in other countries and regions. Integrating this content with related experience, she has traveled with students to Kenya, Austria, France, Thailand, Cuba, and Honduras. She has keen clinical skills and wisdom as it pertains to the curriculum. Applying her faith and experience in the practice of medicine, she has authored several books including, No Worries: Spiritual and Mental Health Counseling for Anxiety (2014, 1996), The Transforming Power of Story: How Telling Your Story Brings Hope to Others and Healing to Yourself (2010) and A Christian Approach to Overcoming Disability: A Doctor's Story (2004).
About Henok Ephraim
Henok is a systems engineer in the Information Technology Department for Nyack College and Alliance Theological Seminary. His thought-provoking questions about potential processes and solutions are evidence of the care he takes with each challenge that comes his way. He is a consummate I.T. researcher. As he serves the Nyack and Manhattan campuses, he does not offer quick fixes, but purposefully educates campus employees as he addresses their challenges. He skillfully negotiates with vendors. Because he considers his role a ministry to the Lord, he carries it out with excellence, dedication, and grace. Professional, knowledgeable, and thorough when dealing with outside agencies and vendors, he shows compassion and will witness to non-Christians through word or deed whenever he is given the opportunity.
The entire campus congratulates these two fine individuals and salutes them for serving with the heart and character of Christ.
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Lee Jung-Hyun (Go Su) is accused for murdering Oh Soo-Ah's (Lee Da Hae) father. He runs away and becomes a fugitive. Later, he returns and seeks out revenge. Oh Soo-Ah who is the successor of the enterprise "First Electronic" falls in love with Lee Jung-Hyun. Source (Drama Wiki)
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Here's 10″ in cm and all you want to know about converting 10 inches to cm. If you have been searching for 10 inches in centimeters or 10 inch to cm you have come to the right page, too. We use the double prime symbol ″ as well as the abbreviation in to denote the length in United States customary units. The symbol cm stands for centimeters, a 1⁄100 of a meter, the base unit of length in the (SI) International System of Units. When you have noted what is 10″ to cm right below make sure to also have a look at our inches to centimeters converter.
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10 in to cm = 25.4 cm
10 inches to cm = 25.4 cm
10 inches into cm: 10 inches are equal to 10 x 2.54 = 25.4 centimeters.
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Knit from the Beginning - Wednesdays beginning October 25th
Knit from the Beginning - Wednesdays beginning October 25th
No prior knitting experience needed! Ready to get started on your knitting journey? This class is for you! You will learn all the basics in this 3 session beginner's class.
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By Chung Kao The state parole board must continue to set base terms at a life prisoner's first hearing, a California appellate court ruled in a settlement July. The decision was in response to the board's request earlier this year to be relieved of its obligations to do so because of changes in the state […]Read More
By Marcus Henderson Hundreds of prisoners formed long lines on San Quentin's Lower Yard at the prison's 13th Annual Health Fair on Aug. 19 to receive medical services and wellness information, ranging from blood pressure checks and chiropractic services to dental hygiene instructions. "Just because the men are locked up doesn't mean they don't have […]Read More
By Chung Kao Staff Writer Gov. Jerry Brown's 2016-17 budget proposes a total of $15.6 billion for judicial and criminal justice programs—an increase of $582 million, or 3.9 percent, over the estimated expenditures for year 2015-16. A report from the Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) summarizes Brown's proposed expenditures and makes recommendations to the Legislature about […]Read More
By Chung Kao Staff Writer CDCR officials unveiled an updated master plan to fix California's overcrowded prison system. Significant improvements have been made, "but much work remains to be done," concludes the 55-page report titled "An Update to the Future of California Corrections." "Access to meaningful programs and services (is) important to an offender's success […]Read More
By Chung Kao Staff Writer Prisoners sentenced as juveniles to life without parole, even for homicide, may now petition courts for parole eligibility, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled. "Allowing those offenders to be considered for parole ensures that juveniles whose crimes reflected only transient immaturity — and who have since matured — will not […]Read More
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By Chung Kao Staff Writer A United Nations commission has recommended significant changes to the minimum standards for the treatment of prisoners around the world. "No prisoner shall be subjected to, and all prisoners shall be protected from, torture and other cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment," the proposed Rule 1 says. The Commission […]Read More
By Chung Kao Staff Writer A new film, "The Stanford Prison Experiment," is inspired by one of the darkest chapters in modern experimental psychology, according to a columnist for New Yorker. Conducted in 1971, the elaborate experiment at role-playing supposedly showed that middle-class college students, divided into roles of prisoners and guards with little or […]Read More
By Chung Kao Staff Writer The San Francisco Sheriff's Department's Five Keys Charter High School was named a finalist for the prestigious Innovations in American Government Award by Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. "This is a huge honor made possible by our visionary and hardworking staff, who are pushing the envelope to […]Read More
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Michael Bogner Says, World Cup Fever Saves UK Retail Sales
A drop in food, petrol and household goods sales dragged sales down in May, offsetting strong growth in areas like clothing and footwear, says Michael Bogner, the global investment house in Austria.
UK retail sales fell for the first time since January last month despite World Cup fever which drove higher sales of football shirts.
Shoppers generally proved unwilling to spend last month with the volume of retail sales down 0.5% over the month in May, compared with a 1% increase in April as consumers stocked up on goods for Easter.
"A drop in food, petrol and household goods sales dragged the number down in May," said Donald Haye, a UK market analyst for Michael Bogner, an independent financial advisory house in Austria. "This offset strong growth in other areas including internet sales, clothing and footwear, and second hand goods including charity shops and antiques."
Sales at sports shops were up 3.9% over the month according to the Office for National Statistics, which said the sector has showed continued growth since the London Olympics in 2012.
"In May, however, the boost came from football fans preparing for the start of the World Cup. This happens every 4 years, presuming England qualify for the tournament," Haye quipped.
On a quarterly basis, retail sales rose by 1.3% in the three months to May, marking the longest period of growth in six and a half years. Sales were up 3.9% over the year.
Economists had predicted the monthly drop in sales in May after a strong performance in April and said the underlying picture for retail sales remained strong suggesting that consumer spending will continue to contribute to Britain's economic recovery.
Consumer confidence is rising amid a growing economy, rising house prices, falling unemployment, low inflation, and low interest rates.
However, wage growth remains weak, lagging inflation and keeping the pressure on households which have faced falls in real pay for the majority of the past six years.
Samuel Taylor, senior UK economist at Michael Bogner, said: "There is a danger that spending growth slows if real earnings do not pick up soon. But we remain optimistic that a further fall in inflation and a recovery in productivity in the second half of this year will lift real pay and hence provide more solid foundations for the recovery in consumer spending."
Prices of goods sold by retailers in May were 0.7% lower than a year earlier, driven mainly by fuel prices. It was the biggest annual drop since September 2009.UK retail sales fall despite World Cup boost to sports shops
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The Others is a digital illustration series created in early 2016. This series relates to the uncertain presence of life on other planets and how us, humans, have been looking for any proof as far as ancient Greece. The ancient Greeks were in fact the first Western thinkers to consider formally the possibility of an infinite universe housing an infinite number of civilisations. Who has never thought about it looking at the night sky?
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In This Issue Page 2 2013 Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence Pages 3-4 The Graduate School Awards & Grants, External Fellowships Pages 5-6 Alumni and Student Accolades Page 7 Fellows Organize Forum on Veterans
Message from the dean Greetings, I have just reviewed the stories for this issue of the newsletter and there is much to be proud about graduate education at the Florida State University. The Celebration for Graduate Student Excellence which recognizes the achievements of our graduate students in teaching, research, and leadership was a wonderful event. I am also pleased that so many of our students and alumni are sending us information about their successes in publishing, conferences attended, fellowships, awards, and jobs. The Vietnam Education Conference that we hosted in January 2013 brought national and international attention to FSU.
Page 8 Alumnus Reflects on Graduate Study at FSU
As noted in previous newsletters financial support of graduate education has been a major challenge and continues to be so. The Office of Graduate Fellowships and Awards helps students identify opportunities for external support and I encourage Page 9 Vietnam Education students to contact Dr. Keisha John (firstname.lastname@example.com) for assistance. In addiFoundation Conference tion, today nationally philanthropy plays an important role in supporting graduate Page 10 education. The Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House is slated for completion by Student Selected to December 2013 and will be the new home to the Fellows Society, the Program for Attend Nobel Laureate Instructional Excellence, and the Office of Graduate Fellowships and Awards. I Meeting recently took a tour of the facility and it will truly be a spectacular home for this community of scholars. There are numerous ways through philanthropy to help Upcoming us with this project and to provide fellowship, research, and travel assistance to Events graduate students. Please contact Katherine Cline (email@example.com) if August 20, 2013 you would like to explore opportunities. New Graduate Student Orientation August 21-22, 2013 PIE Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Conference October 1, 2013 Carnival @ the Rez
Have a wonderful summer, Nancy Marcus Dean, The Graduate School
The Grad Connection 2013 Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence The Florida State University honored the achievements of its graduate students at the annual Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence on April 17th at the Florida State Alumni Center. This event recognizes the accomplishments of FSU's graduate students in in teaching, research and creativity, and leadership. The keynote was delivered by Dr. Richard Hyson, Professor of Psychology and Director of the Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience, who reflected on why he loves research and working with graduate students. Dr. Hyson encouraged students to continue their intellectual curiosity and he praised them for their dedication and contributions to the university community.
Dean Nancy Marcus (center) with Leadership Award Winners, Jane McPherson (left) and Abráham PeñaTalamantes (Sociology)
Joining Dr. Hyson for the ceremony was Dr. Nancy Marcus, Dean of The Graduate School; Dr. Jennifer Feltman, Fellows Society Coordinator; and Judy Hefren, doctoral student in the College of Social Work. "It was an honor to meet these exceptional graduate students," Marcus said. "On behalf of The Graduate School, we offer congratulations to all of them for their outstanding achievements." During the reception, the Graduate School hosted a poster session, which showcased the current research of graduate students from various disciplines: Jhoana Antiquino (Interior Design); Nikki M. Caruso (Dance); Sarah Leonard (Chemical Engineering); Zarko Manojlovic (Biomedical Sciences); and Jane McPherson (Social Work). The Graduate School, the Office of Research, and the Congress of Graduate Students cosponsored the event. See the following pages for a list of all award recipients. Graduate students who received university-wide, national, and international awards were recognized at the annual Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence. 2
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The Graduate School Student Awards Graduate Student Leadership Award Abráham Peña-Talamantes (Sociology) Jane McPherson (Social Work) Research & Creativity Award Debra Trusty (Classics) Paul Ardoin (English) Timothy Kellison (Sport Management) Jane McPherson (Social Work) Jingyong Su (Statistics) Jeremy Weiss (Materials Science & Engineering).
Pictured above (L-R): Dean Marcus, Melissa Bamford, Brittany Craft, Travis Smith, Debra Trusty, Robyn Braun, and Connie Eudy
Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award Brittany Kraft (Biological Science) Carly Ryan (Biological Science) Debra Trusty (Classics) Travis Smith (Modern Languages & Linguistics); Robyn Braun (Educational Psychology & Learning Systems); and Melissa Bamford (Sociology).
Pictured above (L-R): Dean Marcus, Debra Trusty, Jane McPherson Timothy Kellison, Jingyong Su, Jeremy Weiss, Assoc. Dean Devine
The Graduate School Spring 2013 Dissertation Research Grants Agustin León-Moreta, Public Administration Scott Liebertz, Political Science Fiona McWilliam, English Chris Mojock, Nutrition, Food, and Exercise Deborah Morris, Biomedical Sciences Yunyi Shen, Mathematics Crystal Taylor, Urban and Regional Planning Christopher Timm, Art History Debra Trusty, Classics Peter Wood, Geography Sherry Yelland, Educational Psychology & Learning Systems
Charles Blume (Classics) Kristin Brown, Social Work Kyle Bunds, Sports Management Theodora Coffman, Educational Psychology & Learning Systems Elizabeth Clendinning, Music Thomas Croom, Political Science Melissa Gordon, Family & Child Sciences Kirsten Hawkins, Psychology Derek Headley, Communication Disorders Megan Jones, Biological Science Yoon Jeon Kim, Educational Psychology & Learning Systems 3
The Grad Connection The Graduate School Faculty Awards Outstanding Graduate Faculty Mentor Award Vanessa Dennen, Educational Psychology and Learning Systems Debra Fadool, Biological Science Robert Hart, Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science Geoffrey Strouse, Chemistry and Biochemistry Zuoxin Wang, Psychology
Responsible Conduct of Research & Creativity Michael Nair-Collins, Medical Humanities and Social Sciences Joseph Pierce, Geography
External Fellowship Recipients Recognized at Celebration of Excellence Recipients of national and international fellowships, grants, and awards were recognized at the 2013 Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence. This year our students received prestigious honors, including fellowships and awards from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Medieval Academy of America, Fulbright, the American Association of University Women (AAUW), the National Institute of Health (NIH), and many more. For a list of 2012-13 external fellowship and award recipients, visit: http://gradschool.fsu.edu/Events/2013-Celebration-of-Graduate-Student-Excellence The Office of Graduate Fellowship and Awards assits current graduate students with identifying and applying for external funding to support their research and creative projects.
Pictured above: (L-R) Dean Marcus; Janna Rosenthal (Urban & Regional Planning) ; Bradley Hostetler (Art History); Joung Hwa Koo (Information Studies); Haddie Njie (Education); Deirdre Carter (Art History); David Brown (Psychology); Benjamin Pope (Biological Science); Gina O'NealMoffit (Biomedical Sciences); Amy Griffin (Interior Design); Danika Bellamy (Urban & Regional Planning) 4
Please visits the Office of Graduate Fellowships and Awards website: http://ogfa.fsu.edu/ to learn more about national awards. If you have received an external award, please notify us so that we can recognize you in the future. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Grad Connection Alumni And Student Accolades Jennifer K. Mann Austin (PhD 2007) was awarded a College of Natural Sciences 2013 Teaching Excellence Award. She is currently Lecturer of Mathematics and Undergraduate Mathematics Faculty Advisor at The University of Texas at Austin. Martin Blessinger (DM 2006) was awarded tenure at Texas Christian University and was promoted to the rank of Associate Professor. Lindsey Churchill (PhD 2010) has written a forthcoming book entitled, Becoming the Tupamaros: Solidarity and Transnational Revolutionaries in Uruguay and the United States (Vanderbilt University Press, January 2014). She is currently an Assistant Professor of History at the University of Central Oklahoma. Elizabeth Clendinning (MM 2009, PhD candidate) will be a visiting instructor at Emory University for the 2013-2014 academic year where she will be teaching undergraduate courses in ethnomusicology, leading the Emory gamelan ensemble, and overseeing the Emory world music program. Jennifer M. Feltman (PhD 2011) will begin a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Art History in the Department of Art at Young Harris College in August 2013. On September 27, 2012, Richard C. Gentry (PhD, Religion) received proclamations from the San Diego City Council, California State Legislature, and U.S. Congress honoring him for his 40 years as an advocate for affordable housing, community redevelopment and assistance to the homeless. Gentry serves as the president and chief executive of the San Diego Housing Commission. Sarah L. Franklin (PhD 2006) is the author of Women and Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Colonial Cuba (University of Rochester Press, 2012). She is currently Assistant Professor of History at the University of North Alabama. Rima J. Hatoum (PhD 2010) was elected to the Board of Directors of TASH for a three-year term (2013-2015). She was previously awarded the UNESCO/Emir Jaber al-Ahmad al-Jaber alSabah Prize to Promote Quality Education for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities in December, 2009. She is currently a consultant for international development agencies working in the field of disabilities. Myung H. Jin (PhD 2009) was awarded $100,000 in research grant by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's New Connections program given to top junior investigators in 2013. He is currently Assistant Professor of Public Administration and Policy at Virginia Commonwealth University. Vikram Mehta (MS 1986, PhD 1990) was one of 30 non-resident Indians in the world to be awarded the 2012 Mahatma Gandhi Gold Medal for contributions in meteorology. The ceremony was held in the House of Lords in London on 12 October 2012. Mehta is founder, president, and executive director of The Center for Research on the Changing Earth System in Baltimore, MD. 5
The Grad Connection More Alumni And Student Accolades Calvin J. McFadden, Sr. (PhD 2010) was recently appointed as Dean of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Bristol Community College in Fall River, MA. Richard C. Page (PhD 2008) accepted a position as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Miami University. He is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Cleveland Clinic and will begin research at Miami University in August 2013. Yaacov Petscher (PhD 2009) recently published his book, Applied Quantitative Analysis in Education and Social Sciences. He is currently the Director of Research at the Florida Center for Reading Research at Florida State University. Roger C. Richards (PhD 2008) recently published his book, History of Southern Baptists (Bloomington, IN: Cross Books). Julia Skinner (PhD student) of the FSU School of Library & Information Studies was selected to participate in a featured presentation, "Questions Are Never Neutral: Examining the Occupy and Tea Party Movements as Exemplars of Information Research and Everyday (Political) Life," at the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE) 2013 Annual Conference in Seattle, WA. Christopher T. Stanley (MS 2004) was promoted to Associate Professor of Psychology at Winston-Salem State University. In addition, he has recently published a new book entitled Understanding Lifespan Development. Melvin Sterne (PhD 2008) Published his first novel, Zara in 2012 (Ink Brush Press). His first collection of stories, The Number You Have Reached, publishes shortly (Lamar University Press). His collection (as editor) The Woman Behind the Wheel (MilSpeak Press) follows. He is Associate Professor of English at Shantou University. Micah Vandegrift (MA 2009, MLIS 2011) was recognized as one of Library Journal's 2013 Movers and Shakers. He is currently the Scholarly Communication Librarian at Florida State University. Keri Watson (PhD 2010) has accepted an Assistant Professor of Art History and Museum Studies position in the Department of Art History at Ithaca College. Valerie Wetlaufer (MFA 2009) graduated from The University of Utah with a PhD in English & Creative Writing. Her first book of poetry, Mysterious Acts by My People, is forthcoming from Sibling Rivalry Press in March 2014. She is currently Editor of Adrienne: A Poetry Journal of Queer Women.
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The Grad Connection Fellows Organize Forum On Veterans On March 22, Fellows, student Veterans, faculty and staff gathered for the 2013 Fellows Forum, "Reintegrating Veterans into Civilian Life: An Interdisciplinary Discussion," which included presentations on the history of veterans affairs and current research into issues of veteran's reintegration after returning from the field. Fellows Society members, Jonathan Bellot (PhD student, Creative Writing), Jason Cassara (PhD student, Biological Science), Ryan Kopinsky (PhD student, Mechanical Engineering), Mary Marcous (PhD student, Philosophy), and Debra Trusty (PhD candidate, Classics), planned the agenda. Panels included presentations by Dr. Andrea U. De Giorgi (Classics, FSU), Dr. G. Kurt Piehler, (FSU Institute on World War II and the Human Experience), Dr. Tracie Mahaffey (Philosophy), Dr. David Albright (Social Work, Univ. of Missouri), Dr. Thomas Joiner (Psychology, FSU), and Dr. Emmanuel Collins (Mechanical Engineering). Presentations provided participants with a broad context for discussing issues of Veteran's reintegration into society. The Forum was organized by (L-R): Mary Marcous, Jonathan Bellot, Ryan Kopinsky, Historical aspects, such as the treatment of Veterans in An- Debra Trusty and Jason Cassara. cient Rome and the history of Veteran's Affairs in the U.S., were addressed alongside presentations on the problems faced by Veterans as a result of psychological and physical trauma. There were also presentations on new techniques and technologies to assist returning Veterans and a demo of a terrain-dependent wheelchair. The Forum was hosted in conjunction with the Captital City Veterans Consortium and co-sponsored by The Graduate School and the FSU Student Veterans Center. Pictured (L-R): Dr. Piehler, Director of the FSU Institute on World War II and the Human Experience, and Dr. Collins, Professor of Mechanical Engineering. 7
The Grad Connection Alumnus Reflects on Graduate Study at FSU When I began pursuing my Master's degree at FSU's Geology Department (now part of the Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science Department) in 1970, I knew I was interested in coastal and oceanographic science, but had no idea of the diversity of scientific endeavors I would undertake in my career as a result of that graduate education. I was fortunate to have entered a department whose professors found excitement in major new breakthroughs in earth science and had established a core curriculum requiring greater understanding of the interrelationships between all of the physical sciences. My thesis committee helped me develop a project on the geologic age of coastal sand dunes extending over a 200 mile stretch of the Florida panhandle. Using new research tools, plus geological, chemical, optical physics and statistical methodologies, I learned multi-discipline environmental research methods that I would practice and expand on for the rest of my career.
Loren Setlow received his MS in Geology from FSU.
Over the course of 40 years since graduating in 1972 from FSU, I held a number of different jobs and worked on diverse projects as an oceanographer, a geologist, and environmental scientist. In my first job from 1972-1974, I was the lead geological oceanographer for a Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources' and U.S. National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's environmental study of offshore sand and gravel mining. From 1974-1983, I worked as an oceanographer and then a geologist in the U.S. Department of the Interior's onshore and offshore mineral and oil and gas programs. When I was the senior geologist from 1983-1993 at Congress' investigative agency--the then General Accounting Office--I conducted studies on subjects as diverse as dam construction in Utah, oil field management in California, and national responses to drought, and was recognized as a principal contributor in government savings of $450 million for recommendations concerning land exchanges in Alaska. As Director of the Polar Research Board at the National Academy of Sciences' National Research Council from 1993-1995, I oversaw studies on global climate change, ecology of the Bering Sea, and polar medicine. In my last job at the Environmental Protection Agency in Washington, DC (1997-2011), I served as an expert on naturally occurring radioactive materials, consultant to other countries as well as the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria, and provided assistance to Native American Tribes impacted by persistent contamination in historic uranium mining districts of the southwestern U.S. After retiring in 2011, I was honored to give an invited speech at a United Nations' symposium in New (Continued on pg. 9) 8
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York City on "Nuclear Power from Cradle to Grave" marking the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster. While mostly retired these days, I still provide environmental consulting assistance to the U.S. government. Graduate study at FSU provided me with a fascination for learning and research, and willingness to use multiple disciplinary approaches to solving scientific and environmental problems. I will always be grateful to the university for teaching me those skills.
The Graduate School Hosts 10th Annual Vietnam Education Foundation Conference The FSU Graduate School hosted the 10th Annual Vietnam Education Foundation Fellows & Scholars Conference (January 3-5, 2013). The topic, "Leading the Change," focused on leading for positive change in the world through higher education. In addition to presentations from dignitaries from the U.S. and Vietnam, keynote presentations and leadership workshops delivered by FSU faculty and staff helped to make the 10th Anniversary Conference a great success. The Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) is an independent U.S. Federal More than 230 individuals participated in the 10th Annual VEF Government agency created by the Conference, including dignitaries from the U.S. and Vietnam, VEF U.S. Congress. The mission of VEF is fellows and faculty scholars, and FSU faculty and staff. to strengthen the U.S.-Vietnam bilateral relationship through educational exchanges in STEM fields. FSU is one of the U.S. partner institutions for the Vietnam Education Foundation Fellowship, which brings Vietnamese nationals to the United States for graduate study. For more on the Vietnam Education Foundation, visit: http://home.vef.gov/
The Grad Connection Graduate Student Selected For Nobel Laureate Meeting
Brian Gold is a doctoral student in the FSU Department of Chemistry.
Brian Gold, a doctoral student in the FSU Department of Chemistry, was selected to participate in discussions with the Nobel Laureates, as well as other graduate students and junior researchers from around the world, at the annual Lindau Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Germany June 30– July 5, 2013. Since 1951, Nobel Laureates in chemistry, physics, and physiology/medicine have convened annually in Lindau to have open and informal meetings with students and young researchers. The program is administered by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science and the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Gold is a lifelong Floridian, born in Melbourne Beach in 1987. Growing up on Florida's Space Coast, a place where natural beauty meets the (former) forefront of space exploration, he became aware of the joys of exploring the world around us, both near and far. His curiosity leads him on his way to becoming a successful scientist, which, so far, includes an undergraduate degree in Chemistry at Florida State University, and work on his doctorate in Organic Chemistry under the direction of Dr. Igor Alabugin. His current research utilizes modern computational methods to gain a deeper understanding of chemical reactivity. The focus is to aid in the design of stable, yet reactive reagents for use in copper-free click reactions. The broad applications of "click chemistry," ranging from drug design and chemical biology to materials science, development of sensors, and polymer chemistry, give this emerging field the potential to revolutionize the molecular sciences. He was also involved in a number of national and international collaborative efforts where he contributed his expertise in computational chemistry in order to provide mechanistic insights into intriguing organic transformations.
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City councillors are warming to the idea of a walkway stretching 120 kilometres around Christchurch.
Colin Meurk has spent about 25 years developing and lobbying for money for a "Great Perimeter Walkway".
The ecologist says the idea is a "no-brainer" as it links predominantly existing walkways.
It connects the coast, volcanic hills, Christchurch streams, native bush, braided rivers, wetlands and the Waimakariri River.
Meurk has made a submission on the Christchurch City Council's Draft Annual Plan 2014/15 for $35,000 for signage, information boards and marketing. However, the main thing he wants from the council is formal recognition of it as an asset, and staff help.
He hoped to create a mobile app so people could learn about the biodiversity, culture and nature they saw as they walked or cycled the track.
Cr Glenn Livingstone said it should be a priority project if funding was available.
"It's part of our ongoing social and physical recovery. We need this."
Cr Pauline Cotter supported the walkway, saying it would be an ideal project to have alongside the coastal pathway.
"It's not a great deal of money and it would be such an asset," she said. "It'd be a great tourism feature."
She hoped the council could find money for it.
Meurk was glad councillors were voicing their support but hoped it would turn into something tangible.
In 2009, the walkway, developed by Meurk through a sub-committee of Sustainable Otautahi Christchurch, won the "top commitment by an organisation" category at the inaugural Golden Foot Awards.
That same year the council approved funding of $20,000 for the project to create signs and develop a guidebook.
That money was re-allocated after the earthquakes, and has never been given to Meurk.
He said the walkway would provide economic benefits to businesses, cafes and accommodation providers along the route.
The walkway, nicknamed Meurky's walk, complemented the city's existing natural assets, including Riccarton Bush, Travis Wetland Natural Heritage Park and the Port Hills.
Meurk hoped to launch the walkway in late spring with a weekend event involving an ultra-marathon, cycle and walk.
He will present his submission at the council's annual plan hearings next month.
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What if you want to do the same thing -- call someone''s voicemail box directly -- from a UCMA application? If you've ever looked for a built-in way to do this in UCMA, you were probably disappointed. There is no BeginCallVoicemail method, and no DirectToVoicemail flag on AudioVideoCallEstablishOptions. So how do you do it?
As it turns out, you can call an Exchange UM voicemail box directly by tacking on ;opaque=app:voicemail to the end of the corresponding Lync user's SIP URI. So, for example, to call the voicemail box of sip:firstname.lastname@example.com, you would do something like this:
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Manager of the independant artspace FORDE, located at l'Usine, Geneva (2012-2014) : www.forde.ch
2001 : FCDAV Grant and Residency in Schönhauser, Berlin
2000 : Lissignol-Chevallier-Galland Grant , Geneva
1999 : Manor Kunstpreis , Geneva
1998 : Swiss Art Award
GROUP AND SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection)
SMALL (Semaine Magique Amour Liberté Luttes), Group show and conferences curated by K. Alphonso and S. Leseigneur, Le Labo, Geneva
DIE UNKRAUT BOTSCHAFT at BIG (Biennale des Espaces d'art indépendants de Genève), green riot installation in a shipping container, Plaine de Plainpalais, Geneva
THE MESS AGE IS THE MESSAGE, Collective show during Electron Festival, curated by the artist at Espace Kugler, Palladium and Usine, Geneva
WORK IN PROGRESS (DIY), Participative drawing installation at DAF Festival, La Reliure, Geneva
I TREAT VENOM / REMOVE TAINT / EMERITA NO TV, Lucky draw and performance in tribute to Monte Verità, curated by F. Scauso at Artvera's Gallery and Art-Genève 2017, Geneva
WALK ON THE PUBLIC SITE, Bonfire of Poverty, Performance in Geneva – 15th of December 2016, Curated by M. Amsler & M.-E. Knoerle, www.waopa.ch
XY_IN_THE_SKY_, Skydive performance as Sisters XY with Sarah Lis and Flying Devil, Bex, featuring: "Gianni Motti Assistant" T-shirts, www.flying-devil.com
TOUT DOIT DISPARAITRE, Retrospective Auction- Curated by the artist; Aux Armes Etc., Carouge-Geneva
HAUTE-TENSION, Interactive 3-D printing performance curated by the artist for Amnesty International and Cities against Death Penalty, Alhambra, Geneva
SILENT MOVIES, Group show curated by C. Christie and V. Balogh at Q-Park, Cavendish Square, London
BIG, Biennale des Arts Indépendants, Plaine de Plainpalais, Genève (in collaboration with Amnesty International), Group show curated by K. Alphonso, Espace Labo, Geneva
SUNDAY AT THE PARK WITH ED, Group show curated by C. Christie and P. Rousson, Display Gallery, London
ALPHABET EDITIONS, Group show of all the CEC past editions, curated by V. Bacchetta, CEC, Geneva
SCULPTUMES ET COSTURES, group show at Parc Mon Repos, curated by N. Zaric, Lausanne
BLIND TEST, Group show hidden inside surprise table-bombs, curated by the artist, Double Decker, Geneva
FORDA , Group show and performances during Forde's 20th Birthday party, Geneva
SYNALLAGMA SHOW, Group show facing pieces from private artists collections, curated by E. Langlois, Quark, Geneva
RED BULL CURATES GENEVA, Group show and workshop curated by Trivial Mass & F. Schmied, Cercle des Bains, Geneva
MOS ESPA, Installation during the Mos Espa festival, curated by F. Clerc & F. Post, Motel Campo, Geneva
HALLOWEEN EVERYDAY, Group show, flashmob and fanzine edition curated by the artist, Double Decker, Geneva
3AM ETERNAL, The Invisible Cultural Environment curated by The Finnish Local Heritage Federation, Helsinki
GARAGE PARADISE, group show curated by Karine Vonna Zurcher at La Tôlerie, Clermont-Ferrand
PANTONE K 2013 / KUGLER, December 2013 curated by Collectif Kugler
THE RIDE, group show curated by Galerie J, in 3 different venues; Zoo Galerie, Nantes; Curtat Tunnel, Lausanne; Schwarzwaldallee, Basel
MMXII, video screenings at Ausstellungsraum Klingental, Basel
MULTI PLAKATI, silkscreen posters hung by SGA in the whole city of Lausanne, and group show at Tunnel Curtat, Lausanne, curated by N. Wagnières Serial Printer
LA REMISE EN JEU, group show at Villa Dutoit, curated by C.H. Tatot and the HEAD transmaster students, featuring the collection of Fonds Cantonal d'art contemporain, Geneva
PERSONAL EFFECTS ON SALE, group sale at Padiglione dell'Esprit Nouveau, curated by F. Calzolari, D. Casini, V. Emaldi, I. Guzman, U. Rossi & M. Scotti, Bologna Arte Fiera
DON'T BE CRUEL, group show at Galerie Vanessa Quang, Paris, curated by Anaid Demir
YOUTRIBE, Mapping festival, multimedia group show at the Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva
PANORAMA, graphic group show at the Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva, curated by Schonherwehrs
SALLE DES FETES, group show at the Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva, curated by M. A. Berthet
GOLDEN SHOWER, solo show at Donald art-group's window, Lausanne
PORTRAIT DE L'ARTISTE EN MOTOCYCLISTE, collection Olivier Mosset, Le Magasin, Grenoble
I AM BY BIRTH A GENEVESE, group show at Vegas Gallery, London and Forde, Geneva, curated by A. Bianchini et P. Rousson
GENERATION X, group show at Galerie J, Paris, curated by R. Julliard
DOUBLE-VUE , group show in the public space curated by the Geneva Council
XXX, solo show at Espace Kugler, Geneva
OIL!OIL!OIL!, solo show at Galerie J, Geneva, curated by R. Julliard
FOOLS GOLD, solo show at Espace Doll, Lausanne
FORNICATION UNDER CONSENT OF THE KING, solo show at the ground floor of Musée d'Art et d'Histoire Geneva, curated by M. Vertut and L. Schwarz
1:10, small scale group show presented in a 1:10 model, Galerie Forde, Geneva
CECI N'EST PAS UNE RUINE, Geneva group show curated by the artist, Galerie Ruine, Geneva
ACCELERATION, group show at Serrières Karting Circuit, curated by A. de Pury and G. Hubert, Neuchâtel
BACK FROM THE GRAVE, group show curated by the artist, Duplex, Geneva
LOVELY SHANGAI MUSIC, group show curated by Team 404, Shanghai Zendai Museum of Modern Art.
REAL vs UNREAL, group show curated by Hard Hat and A. Bianchini, Ganga Int'l Gallery, Bogota
PIRATE SATELLITE, Int'l Video and Animation, Spacement, Melbourne. Curated by E. Zile
OFFICE WORLD, OFS Cultural Space, Neuchâtel. Curated by S. Lamunière
GLUE, opening of the Berliner Kunstsalon, Berlin DESIGNMAI, at Vogt+Weizzenegger, Pfefferberg, Berlin
SWISSART VIDEOLOBBY, curated by OFS, Vilnius Contemporary Art Center, Lithuania
WHO IS AFRAID OF FRIENDLY CAPITALISM?, Haus Schwarzenberg, Berlin
SWISSART VIDEOLOBBY, curated by OFS, Int'l Biennal of Moving Image, CIC, Geneva
SUITS, Madrearte Associassao Cultural, Lisbon
THE BERLIN FLAG UPDATE, B.T.I.I for V+W, Designmai at Rote Rathaus, Berlin
URBAN DRIFT, curated by F. Ferguson, Das Moskau, Berlin
B.T.I.I. SHOW, Frohmann Gallery, Berlin
SLOW AND STEADY, Mamco, Geneva
RECORD ALL OVER, Int'l Biennale of the Moving Image, MAMCO, Geneva
RECORD COLLECTION, Forde Gallery, Geneva
THE CAMO SHOW, Museum Wiesbaden, curated by A. Vaillant and E. Svennung
HAIR STYLING , curated by A. Vaillant and E. Svennung, performances at hairdresser's in New-York and Paris
YOU WIN!, Award from general store Manor, at MAMCO, Geneva
PHON, Forde Gallery, Geneva
ONLY CONNECT, curated by FCDAV, FRAC Nord-Pas-de-Calais
PULSIONS, curated by Attitudes, Centre Culturel Suisse, Paris
STIMULI, curated by B. Mari, Witte de With, Rotterdam
DU CAMOUFLAGE AU FREE STYLE 1, curated by A. Vaillant and E. Svennung, Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris
HUMAN RIGHTS, curated by FCDAV, Palais Wilson, Geneva
7 SECONDS, in all Métrociné cinema theaters, Lausanne and Geneva
DOGDAYS ARE OVER, videotheque, curated by N. Trembley, Centre Culturel Suisse, Paris
ANTICIPATION VERSION 4.0, Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine, SGG, Geneva
TECHNOCULTURE, curated by M. Ritter, Fri-Art, Fribourg
EIDGENOSSISCHE PREISE FUR FREIE KUNST, Museum zu Allerheilligen, Schaffhausen
THE SINGLE USE CAMERA SHOW, curated by Attitudes, ProjektRaum, Zurich
LOW BET, curated by L. Pittet, audio and video festival, Geneva
THE CHRISTMAS SHOW, Galerie Art & Public, curated by G. Motti
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Michael P. Broderick, 53, a trial lawyer who started a second career as a running coach in the late 1990s, died Nov. 5 at Georgetown University Hospital. He had lung cancer.
Mr. Broderick, who had worked for the Gaithersburg law firm of Donovan and Broderick since 1986, helped train runners and running coaches across the country. He also ran ultra-marathons including the Western States Endurance Run in June, which he finished in 26 hours and 53 minutes.
Michael Patrick Broderick, a native of Detroit, moved to Washington as a boy. He was a 1974 graduate of St. Anselm's Abbey School, a private boys' school in Washington. He received a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Virginia in 1978 and a law degree from Catholic University in 1986.
After law school, he was a law clerk for Judge Irma Raker, who now sits on the Maryland Court of Appeals in Rockville.
He was a member of the Virginia Happy Trails Running Club and the Montgomery County Road Runners.
He had been a Gaithersburg resident.
Survivors include his wife of 28 years, Jill Fried Broderick of Gaithersburg; his father and stepmother, James and Anne Broderick of Silver Spring; and a sister.
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- Fitch IBCA Cuts Catholic Health East. Hoffman, David // Bond Buyer;08/13/99, Vol. 329 Issue 30704, p2
Reports on Fitch IBCA Inc.'s downgrading of Pennsylvania-based Catholic Health East's bond rating. Worth of bonds affected by the downgrade; Factors contributing to the downgrade.
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Price Thread [September 15, 2017]
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r/bitcoin recap – August 2017
Hi Bitcoiners!
I'm back with the eight monthly Bitcoin news recap. What an eventful month!
For those unfamiliar, each day I pick out the most popular/relevant/interesting stories in r/bitcoin and save them. At the end of the month I release them in one batch, to give you a quick (but not necessarily the best) overview of what happened in bitcoin over the past month.
You can see recaps of the previous months on Bitcoinsnippets.com
A recap of Bitcoin in August 2017
- 01: ViaBTC creates an altcoin called Bcash and creates the next normal bitcoin block that gets rejected by that network & Bcash proves that major exchanges do have their Bitcoin reserves
- 02: We're halfway through the SegWit activation period, so far so good
- 03: A great reminder that being an early adopter doesn't guarantee you'll profit substantially
- 04: A description of how different Bitcoin subreddits see each other
- 05: Bitcoin rises over $ 3k on all exchanges & A quick reminder why Bitcoin was invented in the first place
- 06: Bitcoin's performance vs. stocks and precious metals in 2017
- 07: Bitcoin hits a new all-time-high of $ 3400 with a $ 56B market cap & Draft release notes for Bitcoin Core 0.15
- 08: SegWit activation locks in, many hats were eaten this day
- 09: Fidelity, a $ 2.3T investment business, is integrating cryptocurrency viewing from its clients' portfolios & BTC-e announces its plan to gradually refund clients
- 10: Coinbase raises $ 100M at a $ 1.6B valuation
- 11: Bitcoin hits a new all-time-high of $ 3700 & The Lightning Network is now in feature freeze for its first release & Bitfinex will no longer be available for people in the US
- 12: Nothing but memes about the price
- 13: Bitcoin hits a new all time-high of $ 4000 & Protonmail launches automated Bitcoin payments in beta
- 14: People get excited about the Bitcoin market cap surpassing PayPal's market cap, while we should look at transaction volume & Bitcoin on the front page of the Wall Street Journal again
- 15: Blockstream announces its satellite service which broadcasts the Bitcoin blockchain around the world regardless of Internet connectivity or censorship
- 16: Forbes writes some backwards stuff about Bitcoin despite having a senior editor for cryptocurrencies & David Sacks from PayPal says Bitcoin fulfills their original vision for PayPal
- 17: BitPay pushes its clients towards a chainsplit
- 18: Correcting misinformation on SegWit2x and btc1 & The bank of Canada posted a research paper in 2016 on a Bitcoin currency standard & Photos of one of the largest bitcoin mines in the world
- 19: Kraken's CEO is not amused that SegWit2x proponents are not including replay protection, putting the entire ecosystem at risk
- 20: A reminder of the scheduled attempt at a corporate takeover of Bitcoin in November
- 21: The first satellite-received cryptocurrency transaction
- 22: Bitwala backs out of the SegWit2x group & Electrum wallet is adding Lightning support
- 23: People are happy SegWit will activate within 24 hours & The Huobi and OKCoin exchanges illegally invested $ 150M of client deposits into wealth management products
- 24: SegWit activates and people compete to be the first for SegWit transactions
- 25: Bitfury mines the first legitimate 1MB+ block & Antpool compensates with empty blocks & Vietnam is preparing to legally recognise Bitcoin by 2018
- 26: A reminder that the next large attack on Bitcoin will happen in November through the SegWit2x group
- 27: A discussion on sane Bitcoin advice
- 28: Uber has a new Bitcoin-friendly CEO & SegWit accounts get enabled in Trezor beta wallet & Tadge Dryja on Discreet Log Contracts
- 29: Bitcoin hits a new all-time-high of $ 4600 with a $ 75B market cap & SegWit is supported by Ledger's hardware wallets
- 30: A discussion on the performance of Bitcoin Core 0.15.0 & A broad picture of the Bitcoin price since its first valuation
- 31: F2Pool resigns from the SegWit2x agreement & The BTC-e exchange is back online after going offline for over a month & Bitmain starts to patent a lot of mining related things
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Today at McLoone's Asbury Grille, Holl and his team photographed executive chef Evan Victor and the signature entrees that will represent McLoone's in "Dishing Up New Jersey." Look for Holl's book near the holidays, and try your hand at the recipes our executive chefs have shared.


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The city, which was named after King Norodom Sihanouk, is a very recent development - dating from the 1950's - the settlement was carved out of jungle on a peninsula in the south west of the country. The city was established as Cambodia's first and only deep water port. Now home to some 90,000 people, Sihanoukville is an interesting cosmopolitan and cultural mix. The flourishing port has brought commerce and trade yet the peninsula boasts uninterrupted beaches along the entirety of its shore. In the 1960's the city became a destination for the Cambodian 'jet set' and also notable international visitors such as Jacqueline Kennedy. Unfortunately war brought an end to this, much of the infrastructure was destroyed and it is only since 1993 that the area has begun to regenerate.
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The ultimate in barefoot luxury Tamu boasts modern accommodation, a private beach and one of the best restaurants in town. Chic rooms and feature design features such as polished concrete floors, retro furnishings, contemporary bathrooms and private terraces with sun loungers. Beach yoga anyone?Beach Life - The epitome of barefoot luxury this property has its own stretch of private beach.Value chic - The accommodation, food, facilities and service is far above the price.Fishing - Head out to sea and catch yourself a fish supper.Sights nearby - Visit the monks at Wat Otres and give offerings.


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We stayed in Riad Assalam for four nights in March 2014.We requested a hotel pickup and Herve was waiting for us patiently as Passport Control was very slow.We were welcomed at the riad with mint tea and given helpful tourist information and a map of Marrakech. We booked Atlas Room which was on the top floor where there was a patio area, and a few steps further up there was a sunny roof terrace giving stunning views of the Badii Palace and the Atlas Mountains. On our first night we made a reservation for dinner and Herve cooked us brochettes on the barbeque which was delicious.The riad also serves morroccan beer and wine.
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- Our Riad: Located in the Touareg district, in the medina Marrakech easy access with parking, close to the El Badia Palace, Bahia Palace and Royal Palace, 10 minutes from the famous Jemaa El Fna. Riad Assalam (Riad of Peace) opens its doors for you to share an unforgettable dream. There is a very ancient mansion completely renovated in compliance the Marrakchi tradition. There is an atmosphere of tranquility that contrasts strangely with life hectic Medina. A three-person team is at your disposal to make your stay pleasant family. In this charming 1800s, you will find a patio with pool and fountain to cool off on hot days, a Moroccan living room with fireplace, dining room, bhou (open to the pool room), bar reception, satellite television, kitchen .. Again. Ride a horse in the region of Marrakesh, and quad in the desert Agafay. ... more less
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