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There is plenty of Sussex interest in the ICC Award Nominees which were announced this morning, along with wicketkeeper-batsman Matt Prior (pictured) taking his place in the ICC Test Team of the Year.
He is one of three England players in the line-up, which also includes Alastair Cook and Stuart Broad. ICC chief executive David Richardson said: "Those selected can be justifiably proud of their achievements and well deserving of the recognition they receive as great cricketers of their era.
"The quality of the Test cricket played over the course of the year has been exceptional and I did not envy the selectors in their task of selecting the best. Congratulations to those who have made it. They make a formidable team."
The nominations for the individual categories are also littered with Sussex interest.
Ed Joyce, who has recently taken over the captaincy in both the LV=County Championship and Clydesdale Bank 40 for Sussex, is nominated in the ICC Associate and Affiliate Cricketer of the Year category, whilst Sarah Taylor of the Sussex Womens team has been nominated in both the ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year and ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year categories.
ICC Test Team of the Year
Alastair Cook (England), Hashim Amla (South Africa), Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka), Jacques Kallis (South Africa), Michael Clarke (Australia, captain), Shivnarine Chanderpaul (West Indies), Matt Prior (England, wicketkeeper), Stuart Broad (England), Saeed Ajmal (Pakistan), Vernon Philander (South Africa), Dale Steyn (South Africa)
12th Man - AB de Villers (South Africa).
ICC Cricketer of the Year: Hashim Amla, Michael Clarke, Vernon Philander, Kumar Sangakkara
ICC Test Cricketer of the Year: Hashim Amla, Michael Clarke, Vernon Philander, Kumar Sangakkara
ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year: MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Lasith Malinga, Kumar Sangakkara
ICC T20I Performance of the Year: Tillakaratne Dilshan, Chris Gayle, Richard Levi, Ajantha Mendis
ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year: Lydia Greenway (Eng), Anisa Mohammed (WI), Sarah Taylor (Eng), Stafanie Taylor (WI)
ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year: Alyssa Healy (Aus), Lisa Sthalekar (Aus), Sarah Taylor (Eng), Stafanie Taylor (WI)
ICC Emerging Cricketer of the Year: Doug Bracewell, Dinesh Chandimal, Sunil Narine, James Pattinson
ICC Associate and Affiliate Cricketer of the Year: Kevin O'Brien, George Dockrell, Ed Joyce, Paul Stirling (all four Ireland), Dawlat Zadran (Afg)
ICC Umpire of the Year: Billy Bowden, Aleem Dar, Kumar Dharmasena, Richard Kettleborough, Simon Taufel, Rodney Tucker
ICC Spirit of Cricket: Mohammad Hafeez, Jacques Kallis, Daniel Vettori, AB de Villiers
People's Choice Award: James Anderson, Jacques Kallis, Vernon Philander, Kumar Sangakkara, Sachin Tendulkar


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Leeds coach Brian McDermott questioned the dismissal of centre Joel Moon which proved decisive in his side's 13-12 defeat by St Helens.
The Challenge Cup winners were forced to play for an hour with 12 men after Moon was shown a red card by referee Richard Silverwood for an illegal shoulder charge on St Helens centre Mark Percival, who was taken off with concussion and took no further part in the match.
The Rhinos went on to build a 12-2 half-time lead with a try from Liam Sutcliffe and four goals from skipper Kevin Sinfield, but their defensive efforts eventually took their toll.
"I only saw it a couple of times in the throes of the game so I'm not 100 percent sure, but it didn't look like he made contact with the head and, if he hasn't, then it's a big call, a wrong call in my opinion," McDermott said.
"I thought it was ultimately the difference between the two teams.
"We used up that much juice defending. It has to be said we made a couple of errors, but how much can you ask of a group of 12 men in a game as intense as that?
"Credit to St Helens, though, they got the job done."
Saints turned the game on its head with two tries in seven minutes through Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook and James Roby to level the scores and stand-off Lance Hohaia secured the win with a drop goal seven minutes from the end.
With second-placed Wigan suffering a shock defeat at Widnes, the win left St Helens five points clear with two games left of the regular season and now only Castleford, currently in sixth place, can prevent Nathan Brown's men from lifting the league leaders' shield.
Brown said: "Leeds are never dead, they fought hard with 12 men and got away to a nice lead on the back of a great kicking game and great control from Kevin Sinfield. I'm really proud that we were able to hang in there.
"We had a lot of defensive work to do and I thought our edges did a super job in handling (Ryan) Hall, (Zak) Hardaker and (Kallum) Watkins.
"I know people will talk about the 12 men, but I thought Leeds were just sensational in that first half. They put us under a lot of pressure and we probably folded a little bit.
"In the second half we started to get going a little bit and hopefully it will be a learning curve for us. I am really proud of the guys.
"Obviously we'd love to finish first, but regardless of where we finish, after what we've been through this year, I don't think any of the fans could be disappointed with what the players have given them. I'm really proud of the guys regardless of where we finish."
Brown said Percival would be forced to sit out next Thursday's game against Warrington at Langtree Park, where Saints can clinch the shield, but he had some sympathy for Moon.
"I didn't get a real good look at it so I can't really comment on it and I don't want to take about it because Leeds have just had a sensational Challenge Cup victory and I really think their players are great ambassadors for the game," Brown said.
"Joel Moon is not a dirty player and Percy is going to be okay, that's the key. He might not be able to play next week, but that's only because of the concussion rule. Joel Moon will be disappointed enough and, if he got off with a warning, I wouldn't be disappointed."


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Meanwhile Samsung aims to toss the case on grounds of juror misconduct
Apple, Inc.'s (
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Meanwhile, Apple's efforts to ban Android devices has run into a few roadblocks; for example Apple's litigation against Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility has been dismissed with prejudice
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I. Apple Wants to Greatly Expand its Bans
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[PDF] Judge Koh to reconsider tossing the case. Judge Koh subsequently allowed Apple to take Samsung to trial, and in a stunning outcome the jury -- some of whose family members were Apple shareholders -- found Samsung
guilty of $1.05B USD
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In the wake of that lone victory, Apple is looking to
triple the damages to $3B USD
and to ban more Google products. Hoping that lightning will strike twice, Apple filed in court this week request Judge Koh to tack on Google's latest Jelly Bean operating system, and Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1.
While Apple's products don't have a stylus, the company still claims that the Samsung stylus-endowed designs infringe on its patents.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is a particularly thorny pain in Apple's side. It features a friendly pen-input technology that Apple's iPad lacks. Samsung has
gained quite a bit of ground on Apple
in the tablet industry; Apple is eager to stomp out that potential rival before things get to far.
And by asking to ban Jelly Bean devices, Apple can hope to not only kill shipments of older Samsung smartphones to the U.S., but also to kill Samsung's full lineup of phones.
II. Judge Koh Strikes Down One Key Ban
It's unclear, though, whether Judge Koh will humor Apple.
Judge Koh, despite allowing the record jury verdict, recently struck down
the ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1
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U.S. Design Patent D504,889
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While Judge Koh did acknowledge that the Tab 10.1 was found to infringe on Apple user interface patents, she argued that was insufficient to ban the handsets.
That's bad news for Apple, as while the jury found Samsung's product line to be almost entirely in infringement of Apple's UI patents, they only found some handsets to be close enough to Apple's smartphone patents to be ruled in infringement. In other words if Judge Koh applies the same standard to smartphones, only a couple of older Samsung handsets, like the first-generation Galaxy S, might be banned.
Apple wants to add 17 more products to its lawsuit. [Image Source: Jason Mick/DailyTech]
Apple is making its plea to expand the case before
Judge Paul S. Grewal
, who will decide whether to send the new products for consideration by Judge Koh and the jury. Samsung is understandably upset about the additions, which it argues will add 17 stylus-based products to the existing case. (While Apple's products do not use a stylus, it argues its patents cover the absent feature as well.)
It argues it only wants to add a single product, albeit a big one --
the iPhone 5
. Victoria Maroulis, an attorney for Samsung, writes in a counter-brief to Apple's request, "By adding the stylus, Apple is going to enlarge the case significantly."
III. Jury Foreman Had Undisclosed Legal Bone to Pick With Samsung, Samsung Files for Retrial
On an interesting note Judge Koh agreed to hear arguments from Samsung that look to toss the $1B USD jury verdict on grounds of juror misconduct. The claims don't deal with the share-holding family members; that interest was clearly disclosed and ruled okay by Judge Koh.
However, one of the jurors did not reveal, when directly questioned if they had ever been involved with a lawsuit, an important case win which they were the defendant. Specifically, the juror had been sued by a hard-drive manufacturer that now controls Samsung's old hard drive business -- Seagate.
The jury foreman in the record verdict against Samsung "accidentally" forgot to mention he had been sued in the 1990s by a Samsung subsidiary. [Image Source: Walt Disney]
Basically, the juror had signed a note promising to pay Seagate, but did not, leading to a breach of contract suit. In other words, that juror, Velvin Hogan -- who also happened to play the pivotal role of jury foreman -- seemingly would have a huge bone to pick with Samsung.
In light of that undisclosed bias, Samsung's attorney's
are pleading
with Judge Koh to toss the verdict and grant a retrial with a new foreman who doesn't conceal potential legal grudges against their firm.
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Poetry is on tap this month at Emporia State UniversityApril 12, 2012
April is National Poetry Month, and Emporia State University plans to celebrate with three events.
From 1 to 2 p.m. Friday, April 13, Caleb Puckett, assistant professor in Emporia State's University Libraries and Archives, and Kevin Rabas, associate professor in English, Modern Languages and Journalism, will read from their new fiction and poetry. The event, in Room 222 of William Allen White Library, also coincides with National Library Week.
The book "Begin Again: 150 Kansas Poems" is the inspiration for an event at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 14. The book, which is edited by Kansas Poet Laureate Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, was created for the Kansas Sesquicentennial celebration and published by Topeka's Woodley Memorial Press.
On Saturday, poets whose work appear in the book will read in Room 048 of the Memorial Union, which is located in the northwest corner of the lower level of the building. Featured poets include Mirriam-Goldberg, Rabas, Jackie Magnuson Ash, Roy J. Beckemeyer, Elizabeth Black, Maril Crabtree, Brian Daldorph, William J. Harris, Hazel Smith Hutchinson, Nancy Hubble, Ken Lassman, Gary Lechliter, Jo McDougall, Eric McHenry, Stephen Meats, Lee Mick, Ronda Miller, Rick Nichols, Karen Ohnesorge, Al Ortolani, Dan Pohl, Thomas Reynolds, Linda Rodriguez, William Sheldon, Roderick Townley, Wyatt Townley, Diane Wahto, Iris Wilkinson, Peter Wright and Max Yoho.
The event is sponsored by the Emporia State creative writing department.
Then, from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 20, Elizabeth Dodd will read in Room 303 of Plumb Hall. Dodd is the author of five books — two poetry, two nonfiction and one literary criticism. She teachers literature and creative writing at Kansas State University. Dodd's appearance is sponsored by the creative writing department, Department of English, Modern Languages and Journalism, the Special Events Board and Performing Arts Board.
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Running a startup is not an easy task or venture. There are a lot of critical factors to consider. One of which would have to be the cost.
While most entrepreneurs would focus on the costs of running a team, hiring people and establishing processes, it is also worth noting that the location of a certain startup could also make a huge difference in the cost to run it.
These are the figures Staff.com compiled, which look at how much it would cost to run a basic startup with two web developers, a web designer and an office space in eight major cities around the world. Zurich, Sydney, New York, San Francisco, London, Paris, Mumbai, and Manila were included in the research. While this doesn't cover every major city, it gives an idea of how geographical location can make such a huge difference.
For instance, Zurich is one of the most expensive cities to run a startup. You can save 80% of costs when you decide to operate your startup in Manila instead of in Zurich. The developers in New York are paid way more than the developers in London and Paris, even though the office space is cheaper in the former than in the two latter cities.
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Third Thursday Update — September 2011September 15, 2011
September Greetings!
I may have written before about our desire to create a building with a greater sense of school spirit and flavor so that when you are in the Union there is no question you are at ESU. Some of the special features will be installed next week scheduled for Monday, September 19th. A custom University Seal in tile will be installed in the atrium floor and a tile Power E will go into the floor in the West Lobby. We are getting very close to the West Lobby installation of the Evolution of Corky display, as well. Keep watch as you pass through the Union.
Details/Grand Opening
I want to thank students, Ashley Vogts, Eden Tullis, and Kileen Ibarra and M.U. staff, Robin Crockett, Nancy Standiferd, and Roger Heineken for serving on the decorating committee to help create finishing touches in the completed portions of the building. They are working to make the "living room" of campus a welcoming place for all our constituents.
Speaking of Eden Tullis, I would like to thank her for organizing the Hornets Nest grand opening following the Huge Activities Fair last week. Well over 600 of you turned out for this event.
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The bland drywall construction passage connecting the east to west first floor of the Union is now colorful thanks to the creative energy of many RSO members. Presently there is a waiting list of organizations wishing to promote events or the group itself. If you would like to be added to this list contact Blythe Eddy or Mary Shivley at x5481.
Week #62
The anodized aluminum column wraps have been installed in the West Lobby and are going in the Nest currently. Metal cladding will be finished in the next week on the new west entry from Union Square Ongoing concrete work in Union Square should be completed in a few weeks. Walls are being painted on the 3rd floor of the 1925 original building for Student Publications and the new ASG Senate Chamber. Drywall is being installed in the Office of International Education and Career Services on the level beneath the Hornets Nest. Floor tile is scheduled to go down there on October 1.
On September 6th demolition began on the second floor meeting rooms and rest rooms west of the Ballroom. The Kanza, Flint Hills and Greek Rooms are roughly finished and are being scheduled. Large openings now visually connect the former Health Services to the Main Street area for the future Center for Student Involvement offices. Ceiling duct work is being installed on Main Street and soffit framing will begin soon.
Go Hornets!
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Annual Glass Blowout set for SaturdayApril 11, 2012
An Ohio glass artist is the featured guest at the ESU Glass Guild's annual Glass Blowout on Saturday, April 14, 2012.
Jeff Mack is manager of the Glass Studio at the Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio. On Saturday, he will be at Emporia State's art annex on Highland Street demonstrating hot glass forming.
Saturday's schedule of events:
- 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. — hot glass demonstrations
- 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. — lunch break
- 1:30 to 5 p.m. — hot glass demonstrations
- 5:30 to 7 p.m. — barbecue potluck and live music
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REPORT: Nash, bang, wallop as Sussex on top at Hove05-Sep-2012
Sussex moved into an incredibly strong position on Day Two of their penultimate LV=County Championship Division One clash with Somerset as Chris Nash's century saw them finish the day 186 for 2, a lead of 273 runs ahead of their visitors.
Resuming on 30 for 1 overnight, Sussex's bowlers were on top of their game with seamers Steve Magoffin and Lewis Hatchett, making his first Championship appearance of the season, took three wickets apiece whilst Monty Panesar also got in on the act, claiming figures of 3 for 15 from 13 overs in an economic spell. Somerset were bowled out for only 134 trailing their hosts by 87 runs.
With Sussex taking to the crease for the second time, after their 59 remaining overs in the day they finished well on top in this match, 273 runs ahead thanks to the endeavours of Nash and Murray Goodwin, playing his final innings at Hove.
Nash played beautifully for his century as the sun shone down on The PROBIZ but it was Goodwin's knock that may be remembered more. He'll resume unbeaten on 51 tomorrow, as will Nash on 106, hoping for a fairytale ending to his Sussex career as well as another victory as the season draws to a close.
With Warwickshire well on top against Worcestershire at New Road it looks to be academic what Sussex do in this match in terms of winning the title but a second placed finish is still achievable and victory here would go a long way towards that.
Sussex 221 & 186/2, Somerset 134
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Sussex are through to the final of the Emirates Airline Twenty20 tournament following their 27 run victory over Durham Dynamos at The Seven Stadium in Dubai this morning.
The Sharks won the toss and after electing to bat, were bowled out for 105 in the full allotted amount of 20 overs. Matt Machan, batting at three made 21 whilst skipper Yardy hit 27 coming in at number five. A quickfire 19 from Ben Brown, a knock which included three sixes, pushed the Sharks over the 100 mark. Chris Rushworth was by far the pick of the bowlers for Durham, taking 4 for 14 from his four overs.
In reply, Durham looked comfortable chasing a relatively low total and at 65 for 3 you could be forgiven for thinking that Sussex might be making an early exit from the tournament, but an impressive turnaround in the match led the Sharks to victory.
The introduction of Yardy and Chris Nash into the attack seemed to do the trick and the slower bowlers took the next seven wickets between them. The captain finishing with incredible figures of 3 for 11 from his four overs, whilst the off-spin of Nash claimed 4 for only 10 runs from 3.4 to bowl Durham out for only 78 inside 16 overs. Seven wickets falling for only 13 runs.
Yardy was named man of the match for his all-round contribution and Sussex will now face either the MCC or Lancashire Lightning in the final later today. They are currently playing each other in the second semi-final.
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Canon refreshes the PowerShot G-series with G15Tuesday September 18 2012 Sensor Review
Canon is consistently among one of the most watched participants of the biennial Photokina imaging and photography fair – a six day event currently underway – hosted in the German city of Cologne.
And on Monday, Canon did not disappoint Photokina attendees with the announcement of three new PowerShots, including the S110, SX50 H S, and the G15.
The latter replaces the popular and high-end two-year-old PowerShot G12.
The 12.1-megapixel G15 makes a number of changes from its 10-megapixel predecessor. On the outside, the most noticeable physical transformation is its scaled-down size: weighing 352 grams and measuring 107 x 76 x 40mm (versus 355 grams and 112 x 76 x 48mm), the G15 is definitely slimmer than the G12, but still an uncomfortable fit in any jean pocket.
Aesthetically, the G15 retains many of the cosmetics of its older sibling. However, it trades in a built-in flash for a pop-up; and its once articulating LCD screen is now fixed. Although, this screen is bigger in size and resolution, measuring 3-inches and bursting with superb image quality in its 922k-dot display (compared to 2.8-inches and 461k-dot).
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For head coach Tim Walton, now in his eighth year at UF, some of those questions will start being answered when the No. 14 Gators take the field against Creighton and No. 5 Oregon today on the opening day of the 2013 Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz.
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Rear Section S-Type Exhaust System
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- Rear Exit
- Single Round Rolled Angle-Cut Intercooled Tips
- 3.5 In. Round x 6 In. Tips
- 2.25 In. Pipe
- Rear Exit with Single Round Rolled Angle-Cut Intercooled Tips
- Installation Instructions
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- Overhaul your ride's performance by upgrading to a Borla Exhaust System
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- Components crafted from aerospace-grade T-304 stainless steel
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- Borlas custom-designed mandrel-bent tubing provides the smoothest flow possible
- Borla's systems are designed to be completely bolt-on to your vehicle. Factory locations utilized, all necessary installation hardware is included in the kit
- Many different configurations available - Cat-Back, Rear Section, and X/Y/Down Pipes
- Comes with a One Million-Mile Warranty
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Borla 11732 fits:
- 1999-2005 Mazda MX-5 Miata
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Defrost timers are part of the defrost circuit in your refrigerator and freezer. This timer cycles the defrost heater on and off. For every eight hours, the appliance timer will cy...
This end cap can be used for the right or left side of the refrigerator door shelf or the freezer door shelf. It is white in color, made of plastic material and measures about 2 inches high by 3 inches deep. This might need to be replaced if it has broken or worn over time. This repair requires no tools. You will need to open your fridge, pull upwards on the existing end cap, and pull outwards. There is a locking tab on either end so it does not matter if the top or bottom comes out first. Slide the new end cap onto the rail and it is installed.
The door shelf end cap, or door bin support, secures the rack in a refrigerator or freezer door. Note that this fits on either the left or right hand side. If the end caps of your ...
The run capacitor helps the compressor kick on and off while maintaining a constant temperature in your fridge and freezer. You may need to replace your run capacitor if your refrigerator or freezer section will not start, if they are too warm, or if your refrigerator has become too noisy. Replacing the run capacitor is a relatively easy project. For this repair you will only need a 1/4 inch nut driver and needle nose pliers. Remember to disconnect the power and water supply line to the unit before you begin this repair. For full step by step instructions, simply click on the video below.
The evaporator fan motor kit is specifically made for your refrigerator to run the evaporator fan in your refrigerator. It is mounted on the center hub and has three lead wire term...
The light socket on your refrigerator houses the light bulb and connects it to the power source. If you notice that your refrigerator light does not come on when you open the door, you may need to replace the light socket. This light socket is made of white plastic with two metal prongs. The light socket is located inside the refrigerator. Many of our customers have rated this repair as easy. To complete this repair, simply pop the old socket out with a small flat blade screwdriver and disconnect the wires. Then simply reconnect the wires to the new socket, and snap it in place with the locking tab.
This is a white cut-to-fit door shelf retainer bar.
This limiter thermostat cuts out when the temperature inside your refrigerator reaches 55 degrees Fahrenheit and kicks back in when the internal temperature drops to 20 degrees Fahrenheit. If you discover temperature issues with your refrigerator or freezer, the defrost thermostat may need to be replaced. You will need tools for this repair, including a 1/4-inch nut driver, a pair of wire strippers, and a heat gun. Be sure to disconnect power to the refrigerator before completing this repair. The defrost thermostat is located behind the back panel of your side-by-side refrigerator/freezer. You will first need to remove the panel and take the defrost thermostat out to complete the repair.
This evaporator fan blade is a genuine OEM part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The evaporator fan blade circulates air through the refrigerator to control the amount of cold air goes that goes to internal compartments of the unit. It may need to be replaced if the fridge is noisy or not cold enough. This part is made of plastic and is sold individually. It will be necessary to disconnect power to the refrigerator and empty the freezer compartment of the refrigerator. The tools needed to complete this repair are a 1/4 inch nut driver and a pair of needle nose pliers.
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Emporia State biology faculty, students busy with presentationsOctober 13, 2011
Students and faculty in the Department of Biological Sciences at Emporia State University have been busy presenting projects and having their findings published.
"Ascending," a photo taken by Dr. Eric Yang, associate professor of biology, earned first place in the inaugural Kansas Academy of Science photo contest. The photo of water fowl taking off from Melvern Lake was published in the recent issue of Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science. It can be seen online at http://www.bioone.org/doi/full/10.1660/062.114.0116.
Three biology graduate students — Anthony Dalisio, Levi Jaster and Nathan Holoubek — attended the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Kansas Ornithological Society with Jean Schulenberg, herbarium coordinator; and Dr. Bill Jensen, assistant professor of biology.
During the meeting at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center near Great Bend, Jaster was awarded Best Student Paper for presentation of his master's research, "Patterns of Territory Distribution and Paring Success in Henslow's Sparrows Breeding in Restored Grasslands," which was co-authored with Jensen and Andrew Forbes of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Dalisio's presentation, "Song Dialects in Alpine-Breeding Songbirds of the Rocky Mountains," included results from his master's thesis and was co-authored with Jensen and Timothy Parker.
Jensen took another group of students to the Central Plains Society of Mammalogists annual meeting at Doane College in Crete, Neb. Attending were undergraduate students Kevin Blake, John Kraft, Travis Ratliff and Andrew Rutter and graduate student Nathan Holoubek. During the meeting, Jensen was installed as president of the society.
Finally, a chapter from Bill House's master's thesis will be published in the upcoming issue of Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science. House, who earned his master's degree in biology in 2009, co-authored the manuscript with Ian Nall, who also earned his master's in biology in 2009, and Dr. R. Brent Thomas, professor of biology and chair of the department.
House's article is titled "Selected Aspects of Semi-aquatic Turtle Assemblages in East-Central Kansas Ponds."
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FLINT, Mich. (WNEM) - It's a flyer intended to publicize a local Martin Luther King Day event, but instead it's sparking outrage.
And the controversy is drawing national attention.
In his 20 years as a business owner, Flint resident Victor McEwen says he has never experienced anything like this past week.
That's when a flyer was released with the name of one of his businesses attached to it.
"To use one of our fallen giants in this depiction, of course without permission I'm sure, is just [a] racket," McEwen said.
The flyer depicts civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., wearing a large gold chain and flashing a gang sign.
It's part of an advertisement for a party that was to be held at McEwen's event center in Flint this Saturday.
McEwen said after seeing the flyer, he contacted the man who rented his hall under the name Mid-Michigan Teen Parties to talk him about it, but got nowhere.
"I wanted his reaction, and he did not agree. He [said] there was nothing wrong with it. He was trying to deal with younger crowd and thought it was the route he should go," McEwen told WNEM.
McEwen canceled the contract with Mid-Michigan Teen Parties, but knows he has to deal with the fallout.
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