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LITTLEHAMPTON ACADEMY: Official Partnership Launch08-May-2012
Thursday 3rd May saw the official launch of the partnership between the Littlehampton Academy and Sussex Cricket.
The partnership is aimed at fostering the links between the Academy, Sussex County Cricket Club (SCCC), Sussex Cricket Board (SCB) and Sussex based cricket clubs and community groups. The launch was marked with the opening ceremony of the new indoor nets facility, jointly funded by the ECB and Sussex Cricket Board. Mark Robinson (SCCC Professional Cricket Manager) and Joe Gatting (SCCC first-team player) were in attendance to cut the ribbon along with members of the SCB Development team and members and players of the West Area Cricket Association.
The high specification of design ranks these nets among the highest in the County. As well as being the training camp of the Western Warriors, who form the crucial part of the Sussex Player Pathway between club and county level, both the Academy and Sussex Cricket are united in their intention to use this facility reach out into the wider community and to allow all to be able to participate in cricket.
SCB Head of Recreational Cricket Tim Shutt said: "We are delighted at the launch of this partnership. During the first meeting to discuss this venture, the mutual enthusiasm to make this work was clear to see. This is now a fantastic indoor cricket facility which is intended to be used by all areas of the community and by players of all abilities. To see the new nets in place is a great launch pad and we look forward to growing this partnership for many years to come. Thanks must go to Steve Jewell and Geoff Davis (Principal and Vice Principal) for their desire and commitment to launch and complete the project, and in particular to Business Manager Roger Melody who managed the net project from start to finish ."
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The Ada Resource Association (ARA) and Ada-Europe said Ada 2012 brings enhancements in the area of contract-based programming. Among other features, Ada 2012 adds the ability to specify preconditions and postconditions for subprograms, and invariants for private (encapsulated) types.
Ada 2012 also includes enhancements to the containers library, additional expressiveness through features such as conditional expressions and more powerful iterators, and support for multicore platforms.
Commenting on the language revision, Dr. Edmond Schonberg, Rapporteur of the ARG, declared: The new features answer real user needs, and help cement Adas reputation as a language of choice for systems where reliability, safety, and security are paramount.
The language revision was under the auspices of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 and was conducted by the Ada Rapporteur Group subunit of WG9, with sponsorship in part from the ARA and Ada-Europe. The formal approval of the standard was issued on Nov. 20 by ISO/IEC JTC 1, and the standard was published on December 15.


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Surgery to remove the gallbladder is the most common method of treating gallstones that have become problematic. When the gallbladder is removed, the surgeon also examines the bile ducts and removes any stones that are present there. The ducts are not removed, so the liver can continue to secrete bile into the intestine to assist with digestion.
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In about 5%-10% of laparoscopies, the doctor needs to switch to an open cholecystectomy.
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If there are any obstacles to the laparoscopic procedure—such as infection or scarring from other operations—your surgeon may do "open" surgery. It is called "open" surgery because the surgeon has to make a 4- to 8-inch incision (opening) in the abdomen to remove the gallbladder. Open cholecystectomy is very safe, but is considered major surgery and may take several weeks recovery time at home. This procedure accounts for approximately 25% of all the surgical procedures for gallstones.
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"I'm so glad we're not having food in here today," said Assistant Professor Amy Sage Webb to the students as a delegation of Emporia State administrators entered her advanced fiction writing class.
The food will come later this semester during a reception. Today, however, was all about surprising Webb with the 2012 Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor Award, an event that brought tears and plenty of hugs.
"This was not how I thought this day was going to go," Webb said after the announcement from Emporia State President Michael D. Shonrock.
"Amy Sage Webb has been described as an 'inspiring, a masterful teacher and life coach, a role model, mentor, and a wonder woman' — that's the one I like best," Shonrock told the class of about a dozen.
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The Roe R. Cross Distinguished Professor Award has been given since 1979 to the ESU professor who best demonstrates teaching excellence, professional activities, fostering of intellectual atmosphere, service to the university outside the classroom and status as a student mentor. The award includes $1,000 to be used for professional activities.
During her 17-year tenure at Emporia State, Webb — who becomes a full professor in August — has taught 25 different courses in creative writing, literature, pedagogy and the honors program. She has published 11 creative publications; eight book chapters, pedagogical essays or papers; 12 performances of scholarly work and 69 presentations at professional conferences.
Her short story collection, "Save Your Own life: Kansas Stories," was recently accepted for publication by Topeka's Woodley Press.
At Emporia State, Webb has served as president of Faculty Senate as well as on 70 department, college or university committees. She earned the Ruth Schillinger Faculty Award for outstanding service to women in 2011, the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Award for Excellence in Service in 2008 and Excellence in Teaching in 2007.
Also in 2007, Webb was a nominee for the Pushcart Prize for fiction and poetry.
A member of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Modern Language Association and the Phi Kappa Phi national honorary society, Webb also is faculty advisor to BUILD, a beauty student organization, and Phi Mu sorority as well as a mentor to the Emporia State men's and women's tennis teams.
Webb earned a bachelor's degree in journalism with an emphasis in magazines from Ohio University; a master's degree in English literature and creative writing from Kansas State University and a master of fine arts degree in creative writing from Arizona State University.
She will be honored at a university reception later this month, be listed in the spring commencement program, be the speaker at the December commencement and lead the academic procession at the commencements in December 2012 and May 2013.
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A femoral fracture is a break in the thigh bone, which is called the femur. It runs from the hip to the knee. It is the longest and strongest bone in the body. It usually requires a great deal of force to break the femur.
A femoral fracture is usually caused by direct trauma to your femur. Trauma may be caused by:
- Car, motorcycle, or pedestrian collisions
- Falls
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- Severe twists
- Gunshot wounds
Femoral fractures may also be caused by low-impact trauma or spontaneous breaks from weakened bones.
Risk Factors
Older adults are at increased risk of femoral fracture.
Factors that may increase your risk of femoral fracture include:
- Osteoporosis
- Certain diseases or conditions that result in bone or mineral loss, such as abnormal or absent menstrual cycles or post- menopause
- Certain diseases and conditions that weaken bones, such as tumors or cysts
- Decreased muscle mass
Playing certain sports that may result in:
- Spiral fractures—associated with collisions or falls from sports such as football or skiing
- Stress fractures—associated with overuse or repetitive motion from sports such as distance running
- Violence
Femoral fracture may cause:
- Immediate and severe pain
- Swelling and bruising around the area of the break
- Inability to walk or stand and/or limited range of motion of the knee or hip
- Deformity of the injured leg, such as shortening or abnormal twisting
Stress fractures occur slowly over time with repetitive motion. You may feel a dull ache rather than severe pain when you apply weight to your leg. Sometimes pain may be felt in your another part of your leg, such as your knee.
You will be asked about your symptoms, physical activity, and how the injury happened. The injured area will also be examined.
Imaging tests may include:
Proper treatment can prevent long-term complications or problems with your femur. Treatment will depend on how serious the fracture is, but may include:
Initial Care
Extra support may be needed to protect, support, and keep your femur bone in line while it heals. Supportive steps may include a splint. A walker or crutches may be needed to help you move around while keeping weight off your leg. Casts are rarely used except in young children.
Some fractures cause pieces of bone to separate. Your doctor will need to put these pieces back into their proper place. This may be done:
- Without surgery—you will have anesthesia to decrease pain while the doctor moves the pieces back into place
- With surgery—pins, screws, plates, or a rod may be needed to reconnect the pieces and hold them in place
In most cases, surgery is needed to repair a femoral fracture.
Children's bones are still growing at an area of the bone called the growth plate. If the fracture affected the growth plate, your child may need to see a specialist. Injuries to the growth plate will need to be monitored to make sure the bone can continue to grow as expected.
The following medication may be advised:
- Over-the-counter pain medications such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen
- Prescription pain medication
Check with your doctor before taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen or aspirin.
Note: Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reye syndrome. Ask your doctor which other medicines are safe for your child.
Rest and Recovery
Healing time varies by age and your overall health. Children and people in better overall health heal faster. In general, it takes up to 4-6 months for a fractured femur to heal.
You will need to adjust your activities while your femur heals, but complete rest is rarely required. Ice and elevating the leg at rest may also be advised to help with discomfort and swelling.
As you recover, you may be referred to physical therapy or rehabilitation to start range-of-motion and strengthening exercises. Do not return to activities or sports until your doctor gives you permission to do so.
To help reduce your chance of femoral fractures, take these steps:
- Do not put yourself at risk for trauma to the bone.
- Always wear a seatbelt when driving or riding in a car.
- Do weight-bearing and strengthening exercises regularly to build strong bones.
- Wear proper padding and safety equipment when participating in sports or activities.
To help reduce falling hazards at work and home, take these steps:
- Clean spills and slippery areas right away.
- Remove tripping hazards such as loose cords, rugs, and clutter.
- Use non-slip mats in the bathtub and shower.
- Install grab bars next to the toilet and in the shower or tub.
- Put in handrails on both sides of stairways.
- Walk only in well-lit rooms, stairs, and halls.
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Emporia's Welsh Heritage focus of documentary movie screeningOctober 10, 2013
A screening of the documentary film, "A Welsh Farmstead: The Story of the Howe Family from 1858," will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013, at the Granada Theater in downtown Emporia. Following the documentary there will be a panel featuring local historians and community members featured in the film. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. with a behind-the-scenes making of the documentary slide show and a variety of Welsh treats for sampling. The event is free and funded in part by a Kansas Humanities Council Heritage Grant.
A local group of volunteers made up of members from the Lyon County Historical Society, Flint Hills Technical College, Center for Great Plains Studies and Emporia State University Social Sciences received grants for the Howe project totaling just under $30,000. The collection of oral histories from local residents connected to the Howe family began in 2012. Following the documentary screening, a project exhibit featuring timeline panels will be on display through the end of the year at the Lyon County Historical Society.
The Howe House, constructed just south of Emporia in 1867, was willed to the Lyon County Historical Society by the Howe family in 1996. The project committee collected fifteen interviews totaling over 30 hours of audio and video tape. Project directors Jim Hoy and Steve Hanschu indicated this has been a missing link in the history of Lyon County and Welsh settlement.
"This project seeks to increase public awareness of Welsh settlement in Kansas, specifically in Lyon County, and to illuminate the experiences of the Howe family and its lasting significance in Emporia," Hoy said.
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Open house planned for ESU's Wichita admissions officeNovember 19, 2012
Emporia State University's new Wichita outreach office will have an open house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10. The office is in the Emprise Bank building at 3900 W. Central Ave.
The open house will feature tours of the office and a chance to talk with Wichita-area alumni, Admissions Counselor Denelle Hurd plus Emporia State ambassadors, admissions staff and president, Dr. Michael D. Shonrock.
Hurd is a native of Mulvane who graduated from Emporia State University with a bachelor's degree in business with a concentration in business administration. She works with prospective new and transfer students in Sedgwick, Butler, Sumner and Cowley counties.
"In Fall 2011, nearly 10 percent of our enrollment came from these four counties," said Laura Eddy, director of admissions for Emporia State. "An office based in Wichita makes it easier for these prospective students to reach out to Emporia State. It also allows Denelle to spend more time in high schools and community colleges in the area."
For Hurd, returning to Emporia State as an admissions counselor is a perfect fit
"I loved the small classes and the great energy on campus," Hurd said of her undergraduate experience. "I'm excited to share Emporia State with new students as they make an important decision that will shape their future."
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ESU students challenge Emporia Middle School with math gamesMarch 7, 2012
It was wall-to-wall math games as Emporia State University students, most of them mathematics education majors, challenged Emporia Middle School students to display their problem-solving skills on Tuesday, March 6.
Called "Around the World in Two Hours," the event attracted students and their parents from all over the city. The project was created by the students in the Teaching Middle and Secondary Mathematics course taught by Dr. Connie Schrock. The evening comes together with the help of more than 60 other ESU students who volunteer to help.
At her station in the hallway of the middle school, ESU student volunteer Christina Poindexter gave middle school students puzzles that tested their problem-solving skills in a fun way. They had to match, according to difficulty, puzzle-pieces of squares, triangles, rectangles, etc., in formations matching several sheets of paper.
"They also learn spatial coordination and a bit of geometry," explained Poindexter.
Middle school students and their parents went through 25 math game stations, including Sudoku, Tic-Tac-Geometry with world destinations, and paying for souvenirs in Euros. The students even wound and released rubber-band cars to test distance and drag.
"The students collected data and measured how far the car would go," explains ESU math major Libby Mullin. "They set a distance goal and had to calculate how many times it would take to wind the car to reach that spot."
"We wanted to show middle school students how fun math can be," says ESU Mathematics Professor Dr. Connie Schrock, who helped math education students set up the event. "We also wanted to teach them the practicalities and importance of knowing math concepts and using them in everyday life."
"There was a school full of kids and their parents working math problems on a Tuesday night with world geography and events thrown into the mix," says ESU Teachers College Associate Dean Ken Weaver. "The events were clever and engaging."
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New fiscal year brings internal changesJuly 3, 2012
With the dawn of the new fiscal year on July 1, the month is an ideal time for transitions.
"We have some new faces," said Emporia State President Dr. Michael D. Shonrock, "and some familiar faces in new places."
The new face is DenaSue Potestio, president of the Emporia State University Foundation and vice-president for university advancement. Potestio came from Colorado State University-Pueblo.
Familiar faces moving to new roles are:
- Dr. Tes Mehring, who has served as provost and vice-president for academic affairs and student life since 2008, is moving to phased retirement and plans to return to the classroom in The Teachers College. Mehring came to Emporia State in 1981 as a lecturer in The Teachers College. During her tenure, she has been named a Roe R. Cross Professor, received the Ruth R. Schillinger Award for serving as an outstanding mentor to women at Emporia State, received the Outstanding Research and Outstanding Teacher awards from The Teachers College and received the Xi Phi Outstanding Faculty Award chosen by Emporia State students.
- Dr. Gwen Alexander, dean of the School of Library and Information Management, will serve as interim provost and vice president for academic affairs. Alexander is the longest-serving dean at Emporia State.
- Dr. Jim Williams moves from associate provost for enrollment management and vice president for strategic partnerships to vice president for student affairs. Williams will lead Emporia State's enrollment management and student life initiatives.
- Dr. Kevin Johnson, associate professor in the School of Business, will provide part-time legal assistance for the university as a search continues to replace Tracy Greene, Emporia State's general counsel who took a similar position at the South Dakota State University.
- Dr. Ken Weaver is the new dean of The Teachers College, replacing Dr. Phil Bennett, who retired. Weaver joined The Teachers College faculty in 1986 after a stint as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines and classroom science teacher in South Carolina.
- Dr. John Rich, associate professor of accounting and information systems, will serve as interim dean of the School of Business, replacing Dr. Joseph Wen, who took a deanship at California State University in Dominquez Hills, Calif. Rich has served at Emporia State for 40 years.
- Bill Noblitt, director of Marketing and Media Relations, will now report directly to Shonrock, a change that moves the department to the center of university activities. Under Noblitt's direction, the department is key to future strategic planning and is preparing to launch a new look for Emporia State's website and stationery as the university prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary.
As Emporia State moves forward, the university plans to contract with a national search firm to fill the positions of provost and vice-president for academic affairs and dean of the School of Business.
"It's an exciting time to be a Hornet," Shonrock said. "Emporia State has been changing lives since 1863."
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NEW YORK While the debate over divergent wired and wireless home networking schemes and standards rages on, one wireless application stood out at the International CES: Miracast.
The very idea of being able to wirelessly beam what a user is watching on his or her handheld device (a smartphone or tablet) to a bigger-screen TV struck a chord with a lot of conventioneers.
Miracast has shown a path that enables projection of personal media (or Web content readily available on mobile devices) onto a bigger-screen TV. It does so by completely bypassing artificial constraints put up by broadcasters or other service operators who often prefer a walled garden approach to their Internet offerings.
Meanwhile, a Miracast vs. UltraGig debate is brewing.
As Brian O'Rourke, senior principal analyst at IHS, explains it, Miracast (previously known as Wi-Fi Display) is a software layer that enables Wi-Fi silicon with peer-to-peer connection capability. Although Miracast is different from Wi-Fis traditional point-to-multipoint architecture, its a standard created and maintained by the Wi-Fi Alliance. Miracasts application has the ability to mirror whatever is on the smaller screen onto the larger screen."
In contrast, UltraGig is a 60GHz technology that Silicon Image is pursuing. Its original 60GHz wireless technology, WirelessHD, comes from SiBEAM, which Silicon Image acquired in 2011. Silicon Image has given WirelessHD technology its own, product brand name: UltraGig.
Just to refresh your memory, WirelessHD is the highest bandwidth wireless video transport solution currently available in commercial quantities. ORourke explained that its optimized for uncompressed 1080p video transmission, so it should not suffer from packet loss or artifacts created by compressed solutions, such as those which use MPEG compression.
Both Miracast and UltraGig showed similar demos of peer-to-peer wireless connectivity in a living room using smartphones.
Many chip companies--including MediaTek, Nvidia and Broadcom--touted Miracast at CES. However, Tim Vehling, Silicon Images vice president/general manager of wireless division, found CES the perfect forum to pitch and highlight UltraGigs virtues as it operates on 60GHz.
Vehling pointed out that the UltraGig demos suffered from none of the interference that Miracast has from the many WiFi devices in the market. He claimed that the only way people could show Miracast at CES was by doing it off the show floor (a la MediaTek in a private suite at the Sands), or in some instances, by faking it (using an MHL cable, for example).
Peter Cooney, practice director for wireless connectivity and semiconductors at ABI Research, agreed. He said that some of the Miracast demos might have been using 802.11n, so it would not have been a fair comparison. At any rate, Cooney said, it was an incredibly noisy environment at CES.


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Hornet football sendoffOctober 18, 2012
The community is invited to cheer the Emporia State Hornet football team as they depart for Kirksville, Mo., on Friday.
The team will leave from the east side of the HPER building about 2 p.m. Friday. It's fall break on campus, so plenty of parking should be available in the lots along Wooster Drive near the police and safety building.
At 7-0, the Hornets are the sole undefeated team in the MIAA. This road trip is the last time Emporia State will play Truman State. The Missouri team is leaving the MIAA next season.
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LONDON Lime Microsystems Ltd., a developer of configurable multi-band radio transceiver ICs, has launched an open-source RF hardware project that it says is intended to further innovation in wireless systems. The non-profit initiative has been launched under the name Myriad-RF with its own website and includes pre-made RF boards with editable design files that developers can freely download and use in their own designs.
Lime Microsystems is not the only company trying to stimulate an open-source and community-support approach to RF but it is a well-connected commerical enterprise that plans to lead the initiative while other companies and individual engineers come on-board.
"We're trying to create an Arduino for the RF sector; a board that's low cost, powerful, exceptionally flexible and easy to use. And, most importantly, we're trying to let the community determine what's required, letting them add the functionality they need," said Ebrahim Bushehri, CEO of Lime (Guildford, England) and creator of Myriad-RF, in a statement. "Innovation only really happens when a large number of minds tackle a problem, and by going open-source we can slash the hardware costs and open RF innovation up to as many people as possible."
Bushehri said he hoped that engineers would congregate on the site and be able to support each other as they roll out innovative uses of field-programmble radio systems.
Right now Myriad-RF is effectively based around Lime's LMS6002D digital-to-RF transceiver. This chip, used in small cell basestations and suitable to support all cellular wireless standards, includes integrated ADCs DACs and low-noise amplifiers and covers the spectrum from 300-MHz to 3.8-GHz. Bushehri said Myriad-RF would be open to other suppliers of RF transceivers if they could meet the objectives of furthering software-defined radio and field-programmable RF (FPRF) over a similar frequency range.
Myriad-RF boards use FPRF transceivers to support all the mobile broadband standards LTE, HSPA+, CDMA, 2G including all regional variants; and any wireless communications frequency between 0.3 and 3.8GHz. This includes the regulated, licensed bands and unlicensed/whitespace spectra.
Myriad-RF aims to provide hobbyists and experienced design engineers with a variety of low-cost RF boards and free design files available for general use. The first board, Myriad-RF 1, has been designed by Lime's Taiwanese distributor Azio Electronics.
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MONTREAL — Relationship advice is now available online through a new service of Agence Ometz.
Ask Emma www.ask-emma.ca is intended to provide a confidential and safe forum for straight and gay adults, whether they are married, living common-law or dating, who have concerns about their relationships.
Participants can benefit from the experience of others in similar circumstances or the counselling of the half-dozen mental health professionals who moderate the content at least once a day.
There is no "Emma"; it was simply felt that using a name would personalize the service, said Ometz clinical director Barbara Victor.
Anyone can browse the site, but to join the "conversation," registration, providing a password and email address, is required, however, users remain anonymous.
The professionals who work at Ometz, a Federation CJA agency, screen incoming mail for appropriateness.
However, no credible question or comment is rejected, and any registrant can post an answer or comment. Professional advice is non-judgmental, assured Rosa Caporicci, Ometz's supervisor of community projects. The goal is to make the conversation as broad and inclusive, as possible.
Generally, a professional replies to an inquiry within 24 hours. Communication among users is ongoing, although not in real time.
The agency especially hopes that the service will reach those in violent or abusive relationships, who might be reluctant to come forward in person for professional help.
"But this is not a crisis service, by any means," Victor said.
"The goal of Ask Emma is to help individuals break out of their isolation and build a community of caring peers," said Victor.
Ask Emma seeks to encourage peer-to-peer discussions on real issues such as family violence prevention, healthy relationships, couple communication, and blended families.
Although Ask Emma is intended for the general community, one user wanted to know how to reconcile the differences between himself and his partner on religious observance, specifically kashrut.
"We do have a lot of experience with Jewish issues, as well as multiculturalism and diversity," Victor said.
A questionnaire can be taken on the site that is designed to evaluate the state of a relationship. There's also information from experts and a directory of resources, such as crisis lines and shelters.
"Someone might feel uncomfortable in a relationship and not know why. Using Ask Emma gives them time for exploration before going for professional help, if necessary," Victor said.
"Just by sharing with other people, they can have their feelings validated."
Several categories are suggested on the site: new couples, day-to-day problems, "uncomfortable" relationships, communication between spouses, separation, divorce and post-marriage, family law, children and parenting, multicultural/multiracial couples, aging and relationships, and step-families.
Ask Emma has been made possible by a donation from Sharon Steinberg, who has supported other Ometz counselling programs. "It was felt that this online service would fill a gap in what we provide," Victor said.
Caporicci acknowledged that people in bad relationships may not be the ones best suited to advise others in a similar situation, but that is where the professionals monitoring the site can step in.
To publicize Ask Emma, thousands of postcards and posters are being distributed in public places, with the slogans "Who can I turn to?" and "How do I make it stop?" (in English and French). One shows a photo of a man and woman, their identities obscured, in a heated exchange.
Ometz is also making the service known through social media.


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So you think opera is merely a self-regarding art form, possibly effete and certainly devoid of essential life lessons? Take another look at Mozart's Don Giovanni, that indispensable guide for the morally perplexed. There's of course the Big Lesson—bad things happen to naughty people. Take that, you horndog Spaniard!
But on a more mundane level, there's plenty to be learned: Beware of long engagements (wise up, Don Ottavio!), don't chase after old boyfriends (guardate, Donna Elvira!), keep that bedroom locked (tsk tsk, Donna Anna!). And above all, remember Miss Post's injunction: Never, ever invite a guest for dinner unless you're prepared to accept a return invitation.
Giovanni gets taught manners. He murders Commendatore, then invites his victim's sepulchral stone effigy to supper. Now the Don is obliged to share that stone guest's little meal, but with his would-be host's caveat: First, say you're sorry for your nasty ways. He accepts the invitation, alright, but declines repentance, so off goes Giovanni, hurled headlong flaming with hideous ruin and combustion down to bottomless perdition, as John Milton would mildly put it.
But be advised: There's nothing mild about the Santa Fe Opera's current production of Don Giovanni, a revival from the 2004 season. It's still the unsubtle, in-your-face show it was five years ago. Familiarity does not breed affection. This time around, minus the marvelous Mariusz Kwiecien, it's even more of a bluster-fest. The SFO delivers a loud performance, and that's not just because of the gaudy set and costumes.
The first notes of the overture warn us: Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night. Conductor Lawrence Renes races through those terrifying D-minor scales like he was trying to win a bet. Mozart's demonic introduction sounds out of breath. Here, and throughout the opera, rushed tempos are the order of the evening. Renes ignores the advice Richard Strauss offered budding conductors: He encourages the brass.
As one half of the opera seria couple, SFO newcomer Elza van den Heever's Donna Anna shows high-volume vocal security but lacks the human touch that could make, say, "Non mi dir" either touching or convincing. Charles Workman, her feckless boyfriend, has a biggish, handsome voice that stays big, unfortunately, even in that melting second verse of "Dalla sua pace."
Susanna Phillips enacts a fiery Donna Elvira, but suffers from blurry passagework and chancy intonation. Of the three ladies, Kate Lindsey is most successful. Her playful Zerlina, vocally agile and charmingly sung, proves an apt companion to Masetto, the capable Corey McKern.
Among the other male roles, Harold Wilson's Commendatore lacks the vocal weight and gravitas that should pertain to a multi-ton hunk of marble. Matthew Rose makes a stimulating SFO debut as Leporello, full-voiced, assured, with a keen sense of the comic. He's a major talent and, if his warm, rich bass reaches a bit higher, he might make a fine Giovanni, à la Cesare Siepi.
In the title role, Lucas Meachem displays a sinewy, pleasant light baritone, most effective in his serenade, "Deh vieni alla finestra." But for the most part, he plays a sapless if strapping Giovanni, without much menace or demonic energy. The role calls for a darker voice, multi-sexual magnetism and a candle-to-moth intensity that the singer doesn't provide. Still, and very much on the plus side of the agenda, the opera's challenging ensembles, especially the concluding sextet, fare very well indeed.
About the visual aspects of the production—least said, soonest mended. To the director, Chas Rader-Shieber: Ditch the toy revolver and teach Giovanni some table manners. Clean up those hyperactive, incoherent finales.
To the set and costume designer, David Zinn: All that patched-together vermilion vulgarity didn't work five years ago. It still doesn't.
To the SFO: let Meachem and Rose switch roles for a while. It's worth a try.
Don Giovanni
9 pm Wednesday, July 22
Through Aug. 27
The Santa Fe Opera
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Emporia State's Carmen Leeds Named NAAC Division II Excellence Award WinnerMay 16, 2012
Emporia State Senior Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations/Senior Woman Administrator Carmen Leeds has been named the inaugural Division II Excellence Award winner by the National Association for Athletics Compliance.
Leeds has served as the senior associate AD for internal operations/SWA at Emporia State since 2000. She oversees areas of NCAA compliance, CHAMPS/Life Skills, student-athlete services, game management and athletic training, as well as the student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) and community service.
"It is an honor to receive the NAAC Division II Excellence Award." said Leeds. "I am fortunate to have 10 years of compliance experience and the opportunity to share my knowledge with others. It is important we assist each other as we strive to be diligent in fulfilling our duties in the ever changing world of compliance."
Leeds is a leader both in the MIAA and nationally, staying abreast of compliance issues and not shying away from looking up interpretations and sharing best practices from her experiences. She embodies the qualities that make a strong compliance professional – integrity, intelligence and a strong sense for the right way to do things.
"Carmen is very deserving of this award," said ESU Director of Athletics Kent Weiser. "She has helped Emporia State establish a highly respected, national reputation in the area of NCAA and MIAA compliance. If a situation regarding rule compliance occurs, she uses it as an educational experience for our coaches and staff."
At the national level, she currently serves on the NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics and NCAA Student-Athlete Affairs Advisory Committee. Carmen was selected as a 2011 NCAA Pathways Program participant. At the conference level she is the chair of the Legislation and Handbook Committee and the Student Athlete Advisory Committee liaison for the MIAA. She is a past member of the NCAA Division II National Women's Basketball Committee and NCAA Softball Regional Advisory Committee. Carmen also has been asked to be a facilitator at the NCAA Student Athlete Affairs Symposia, NCAA Leadership Conference, the NCAA Division II Regional Leadership Conference, NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Orientation Conference.
"We had a record number of individuals nominated for the 2012 NAAC Awards and on behalf of the Officers and Board, we want congratulate this year's winners," said Awards Committee Chair Jennifer Condaras, assistant commissioner for compliance, Big East Conference. "As the compliance profession continues to be on the forefront of the rules and regulations at each institution, these individuals have demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to the compliance profession and were deserving nominees for their respective awards."
The full slate of NAAC award winners will be honored June 25 during the NAAC Convention at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
Check out our students' achievements and accomplishments on Emporia State's meritpages.com site


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The aorta is the main artery carrying oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the body. After each heart beat, the valve closes tightly to prevent blood from flowing backwards into the heart. Aortic insufficiency occurs when the aortic valve does not close tightly enough.
There are 2 types of aortic insufficiency:
- Acute aortic insufficiency—symptoms develop rapidly, and in severe cases, immediate surgery may be needed
- Chronic aortic insufficiency—symptoms develop over the course of many months or years
Aortic insufficiency can be caused by:
- A birth defect of the aortic valve
- Severe high blood pressure
- Bacterial infection of the aortic valve, such as rheumatic fever
- Injury to the aortic valve
- Certain inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, temporal arteritis, and Reiter syndrome
- Aortic aneurysm
- Certain genetic conditions such as brittle bone disease , Marfan syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and cystic fibrosis
- Heart abnormalities such as septal defect
Sometimes the cause of aortic insufficiency is unknown.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chances of developing aortic insufficiency include:
- Family history of aortic insufficiency
- High blood pressure
- Use of drugs such as weight loss and appetite suppressant medications
Symptoms of aortic insufficiency include:
- Shortness of breath with activity
- Exercise intolerance
- Lightheadedness
- Chest pain
- Heart palpitations
- Irregular heartbeat
- Fainting
- Difficulty breathing when lying flat
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Images may be taken of your heart. This can be done with:
Treatment options depend on the severity and history of the valve leakage. It also depends on its effects on the heart's size and function. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you.
In chronic and slowly progressive aortic insufficiency, treatment may involve taking medication. Surgery is needed in severe cases.
Depending on your condition, your doctor may schedule routine physical exams and echocardiograms.
Medications cannot fix the valve, but they can be used to treat aortic insufficiency. Medication used may include:
- Diuretics—to treat high blood pressure and rid the body of excess fluids
- Calcium channel blockers—to reduce leaking and, in some cases, delay the need for surgery
- High blood pressure medications
- Antibiotics used before dental and surgical procedures to prevent infection
If the condition is rapidly declining, surgery is needed.
There are several open heart surgeries that can fix leaking valves. The type chosen will depend on the valve and the knowledge of the surgeon.
In most cases, this condition cannot be prevented. Ask your doctor if you should take an antibiotic before dental and other procedures.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Michael J. Fucci, DO
- Review Date: 09/2016 -
- Update Date: 08/20/2014 -


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It's in the clothes
I'm writing in response to the Briefs item, which highlighted the Santa Fe Police Department's use of militant advertising images to recruit new applicants. Deputy Police Chief Aric Wheeler defended the strategy of portraying local police officers in SWAT regalia as it has been more effective in attracting new recruits. THAT's alarming! Do we really want police officers in our community who positively identify with being aggressive and heavily armed?
Angela Werneke
Santa Fe
Alan Langer writes in support of Israel's Gaza campaign: "By all accounts, in excess of 500,000 black Christians have been systematically annihilated by their Muslim brothers [in Sudan]. Their only crime being their Christian faith." By all accounts? Not quite. I have been working in and reporting on Sudan for nearly 40 years and have written about the complex set of causes that has plunged that country into a series of civil wars for the last 26 years in my book The Root Causes of Sudan's Civil Wars (which you won't find in any of Santa Fe's bookstores even though it has been reprinted four times since it was first published in 2003—I know, I've looked). The vast majority of Sudanese who have died in these wars are not Christians. They are Muslims actively opposed to the Islamist regime in Khartoum. The suffering of the all the Sudanese people deserves more consideration than to be used as a debating point in someone else's conflict.
Douglas H Johnson
Santa Fe
Ear plugs
My sympathy goes out to Alex De Vore [Music, April 8: "Sonic Bust"]. I understand how traumatizing it must have been for him to experience music that failed to make his bottom wiggle mechanically. What else is music for?
Molly Sturges, JA Deane and The Late Severa Wires, it's true, probably will not be signed to the Lovepump label. I'm only guessing, but I don't think they care. They are all sincere and exceptional musicians, and the music they made at Warehouse 21 that night was thrilling and strong, and astonishingly subtle…if you pay attention, if you actually listen.
I'm not positive, but I think I know how that toilet paper ended up in your ears, Alex.
Michael Sumner
Santa Fe
The right message
When Gov. Bill Richardson signed HB285, abolishing the death penalty in New Mexico, part of his own admission for signing the bill was his lack of confidence in the justice system to say who should live or die. The governor understood that the system is run by humans, therefore [it] will always be fallible (130 exonerated from death row across the country due to innocence). However, Richardson must not believe that the two men currently on death row, or the four pending capital cases (involving five men) will be judged by the system he lacks confidence in because he has publicly stated he will not commute the sentences of Timothy Allen and Robert Fry, and he has encouraged at least one DA to continue to seek the death penalty in a pending capital case [News, March 18: "Lethal Invective"].
Richardson and the participating district attorneys in the pending cases need to be reminded by the abolitionist community that continuing to seek executions in New Mexico after repeal is sending the wrong message to our neighboring states, which are considering abolition as well. We should not be in the business to say who should live or who should die. We cannot pick and choose based on a date on the calendar.
We must continue to remember the names who lives remain in the balance: Arturo Alvarado, Michael Astorga, John La Bombard, William Watson, Justin Romero (all pending cases) and Timothy Allen and Robert Fry (currently on death row). Abolition for one, abolition for all.
Christy Armell
Campaign To End the Death Penalty
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AboutDr. Alan Kendall, MD is a Doctor primarily located in Elkins Park, PA. His specialties include Urology. He speaks English.
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For 35 years Surya has been injecting new life into spaces with high quality, innovative and luxurious rugs. In 1976, with only a week to establish a manufacturing facility and line of products, Surya Tiwari seized an opportunity to pitch his ideas to buyers in the U.S. market. Gathering a collection of ready-made merchandise from local merchants, Tiwari successfully brokered an arrangement to sell products to the U.S. and Surya was born.
Working with a team of designers and master weavers, innovation is Surya main design priority. Through a distinctive line of rugs, pillows, poufs, throws and wall art Surya brings trends from historical sources, fashion and interior design to bring out the best in any space. Colors set the tone, and Surya runs the gamut, offering versatile products in a variety of patterns and colors. By observing home design from every angle possible, the company's customer-focus, product variety and fresh designs have established Surya as an industry leader.