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Possession and Consumption of Alcohol Policy
General Provisions
This policy is designed to regulate the possession and consumption of alcohol on campus by members of the University Community and by recognized university organizations and departments. The privilege of consuming beer or wine is extended with the expectation that these activities are to be held under conditions which complement the orderly operation of the University. Off campus groups and organizations contracting with the University for use of facilities are also subject to these regulations.
This policy also seeks to provide alcohol education and awareness and promote human wellness while fostering the most learning-conducive environment for our students, our campus community, visitors and guests. Further, it is the intent of this policy to also provide indication of sanctions and reprimands that may be associated with behavior or academic issues related to possession and consumption of alcohol as a CSUDH student.
Prohibited Possession or Use of Alcoholic Beverages
The possession, sale, serving or use of distilled spirits on campus is prohibited at all times except within the privacy of individual living units in University Housing for residents 21 years of age and older. The possession, sale, serving or use of beer or wine on campus is also prohibited at all times, except as allowed under the alcoholic beverage license managed by the CSUDH Foundation Campus Dining Services or within the privacy of individual living units in University Housing.
Restriction Based Upon Age
California State Law imposes criminal penalties for the possession or use of alcoholic beverages by persons under 21 years of age and for persons who furnish, give, sell or cause to be sold, furnished or given away, any alcoholic beverage to a person under the age of 21. (State Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, Sections 25658 - 25665.)
- "Serve" means to give away or provide at no cost.
- "Sell" means to give or exchange for money, tickets, tokens or anything else of value, directly or indirectly.
- "Appropriate University Official" shall include a University Police Officer or the administrator assigned to be present at the event or his/her designee, or if the occasion should require it, any administrator senior to the designee.
- "Closed Catered Events" means events catered by the Campus Dining Services that are by invitation only.
This policy is promulgated under the authority of the California Education and Administrative Codes, subsequent resolutions and standing orders of the Board of Trustees and Chancellor of the California State University, and responsibility of the President of the University for the general welfare of the campus.
The CSUDH Office of Student Life, a service of the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, is the designated University unit charged with daily Campus Life Policy oversight and enforcement.
Conditional Use of Beer or Wine
Campus Organizations
Officially recognized campus organizations, (staff, faculty, auxiliaries, and administrative) may sponsor an event on campus at which beer and/or wine is served. In sponsoring such event, the organization and its members accept the following responsibilities and conditions:
To observe all applicable state laws and university policies, including compliance with the application procedure.
- To maintain decorum appropriate to the University setting. The sponsoring organization shall cease serving beer or wine at the request of an appropriate university official;
- To limit participation to the membership of the sponsoring organization and it's invited guests only and for a specific time frame only;
- To refrain from advertising to the public, on or off campus, the availability of alcoholic beverages;
- To provide for the distribution of non-alcoholic beverages other than water at any event where alcoholic beverages are served;
- To assure that no minor or intoxicated person is served alcoholic beverages;
- To assure that consumption and service of the beer or wine is at or in the facility designated for the event only.
Campus Dining Services
Beer or wine may only be sold or served by the Campus Dining Services.
- Selling beer or wine includes an exchange for money, tickets, tokens or anything else of value.
- If admission charges are made for the function, alcoholic beverages cannot be served as a part of the admission price.
- Generally sales of beer or wine will be in conjunction with food service.
Restrictions to the University's Alcohol Beverage License
Beer and wine can only be served or sold in the following locations:
- The DH Sports Lounge in the University Student Union
- The Home Depot National Training Center Complex
- At closed events catered by the Campus Dining Services
- All non-mobile Campus Dining Services food service locations
Administrative Responsibility for Policy Implementation and Enforcement
Policy Implementation
- Faculty or staff groups may request permission to hold a group sponsored event at which beer and/or wine are to be served by submitting an application to the Director of Campus Dining Services or designee at least ten (10) working days before the proposed event. If the application is denied, the group may appeal to the Executive Director of the Foundation.
- University related groups (for example the Alumni Association) may request permission to hold a group sponsored event at which beer and/or wine are to be served by submitting an application, approved by the university liaison for that group, to the Director of Campus Dining Services or designee at least 10 working days prior to the proposed event. If the application is denied, the group may appeal to the Executive Director of the Foundation.
- Off-campus groups (not university related) shall be limited by the terms of their written contract with the Campus Dining Services. Individuals are not provided any privileges under these policies.
Policy Application - Off Campus Events
The University does not condone or recognize off-campus events involving the serving or consumption of alcohol. When student organizations choose to sponsor off-campus events where alcohol is advertised, such advertisements must not include any connection between the student organization and the University. Non-adherence to this policy would be grounds for immediate loss of campus recognition and registration rights and privileges for any student organization upon completion of a brief investigation.
Off-campus events are also subject to state law for purchasing (no funds as stated above may be used) and/or supplying alcoholic beverages to any minor. Non-adherence to this policy would be grounds for immediate loss of campus recognition and registration rights and privileges for any student organization upon completion of a brief investigation.
The University exercises no supervision and assumes no responsibility to control the serving or consumption of alcoholic beverages off the university premises. However, if a university group appears to encourage or tolerate the misuse or abuse of alcohol at off-campus events, appropriate disciplinary actions may be taken upon a more complete investigation.
Policy Enforcement
- The Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs is responsible for the general enforcement of this policy.
- The Executive Director of the Foundation is responsible for the general enforcement of this policy and approval of application (in coordination with the Director of Campus Dining Services) for all non-student groups.
- The University Police will assist with enforcement of this policy for protection of security and to enforce applicable laws.
- Campus Dining Services staff will assist with enforcement of this policy for protection of the Alcoholic Beverage License and to ensure that applicable laws are enforced.
- Violations of this policy by individuals may cause disciplinary action to be taken.
- Violation by any university or student club or organization or related group could, after notice and hearing, be cause for the withdrawal of certain campus privileges or loss of recognition of the organization or denial of the use of campus facilities.
- Civil and criminal charges, penalties and punishments may also be applied by the proper authorities.


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Release date: Jul 9, 2012
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love Yoon eun hye sO MUCH you acting at lir to mie series PERFECT... Fighting!
Lie To Me 내게 거짓말을 해봐 [2011 SBS Drama]
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~~SBS has stated, "We will invest our
best in this drama. With Yoon Eun
Hye's ratings producing power and
our best staff members, we plan to
create yet another romantic comedy
syndrome. Kim Soo Ryong PD of
'Father's Home' and 'First Marriage',
and Kwon Hyuk Chan PD of 'Secret
Garden' will produce the drama. We
expect 'Sweet Scandal' to be the best
drama of the year."IT'S SO SAD THAT IT DIDN'T TURN OUT THE WAY THEY EXPECT THIS DRAMA TO BE. They had so much expectation but it didn't get much rating in korea
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[My first post ] I was turned on to Korean dramas only recently. My wife has always been a fan since the days of Winter Sonata and Autumn in My Heart. She is also a fan of Gong Yoo (and the recently concluded Big). After some research she found Coffee Prince, and we 'discovered' Yoon Eun Hye.
You see, the very first Korean drama we watched together was Playful Kiss (with Jung So Min and Kim Hyun Joong). After watching Goong we had a eureka moment! So this is where the template for Playful Kiss came from (complete with the teddy bears at the end of each episode).
What would a 40+ year old man be doing watching Korean dramas? Well, through YEH's dramas my wife and I have grown closer and more loving (not that we were not loving before). We now fall asleep holding hands!
We laughed, cried, anguished and rejoiced together watching Lie To Me (which I think epitomizes YEH at her very best). When she laughs it's like sunshine, and when she cries it really wrenches your guts. Her ability to convey the essence of someone in love is like no other.
So to our dear YEH I'd like to say: dance like no one is watching; sing like no one is listening; love like you'll never be hurt; and live like it's heaven on earth!
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really really love it...love them both, hope they are real life couple...part2 please...
Love LIE TO ME! The ever dearest romantic-comedy drama! Yoon Eun Hye & Kang Ji Hwan as a couple is really amazing! Hope they will be together in real life! God bless them!
it is BIG here in the Philippines
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it is BIG here in the Philippinesindeed, it is! they even had it placed on late night slot just to make people wait and watch there shows before it. i guess every YEH drama is a big hit here in the Philippines, regardless of the network who airs it..Filipinos definitely love YEH eonni's projects!
i feel so sad.. Lie To Me is at its last episode here this night...
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i feel so sad.. Lie To Me is at its last episode here this night...its sad that tonight LTM is at its final ep. (though im done watching it, still feels sad), i'll be missing her again...em looking forward for her new proj.
anyways congrats to the cast(specially to our dearest Eun Hye) and people behind Lie to Me it is such a big hit and much loved here in Philippines... Marami Pong Salamat! -
YEH power is really amazing, Lie to Me is in first place in the ongoing votation for Best Asianovelas launch by GMA here in the Philippines, I'm just wondering why can't SBS have ERIC and YEH team-up in a drama. I believe they made good audience acceptance during XMAN episodes when they were both guests, and besides I believe that many fans had been anticipating their team-up since before and until now. . .Hope SBS can give it a try. . .
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I am still addicted with LTM. I've watch 2-3 episodes before I went to bed. In this crazy world when all we need is a feel-good drama, and LTM is one of the bests. I believe this is what they called "HYE effect". I'm still dying to buy the orig. DVD. I've already visited four Music and Video Stores (MOA and SM City) but to my dismay LTM is not available. Anyways, thanks to GMA for showcasing Hye's dramas in the PHils.
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i miss this drama, my 3rd favorite among her projects, i hope the next drama project for her will either be heavy drama or historical one such as queen seon deok and a romance comedy movie
I am from Sri Lanka and i watched Coffee Prince couple of weeks ago. I was amazed on how talented she is like and i was speechless. I watched it again cos i was loved it soo much.
I think Lie to me is awesome too. I watched it as well and i was laughing so much that i got scolded by my mother..haha. There was some moments where i really felt the situation and was like felt like omg .. is this real? CHINCHA????/Well i wish her best of luck as well and wonder whether she will come to Sri Lanka I soo want to Korea cos of these dramas
If you all have any link to watch I miss you please post.
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i missed this drama so much, i watched it a couple weeks ago...all of unni drama have amazing ost, but by far this one wins *goong is right after...when i was listening to midnight passes the other day and ran into a anki couple tumblr today, it brought me happy memories^^ oh how i miss anki couple
Yoon Eun Hye fans from DCLTM (Lie To Me) held a supporting event for YEH's current drama "Missing You" on December 24th.^^ The event was held under the name of "DCLTM (Lie To Me) Supporting Event For Missing You"
Food, drinks, cakes, candies, cookies, fruits, winter warmers and etc. were prepared for the "Missing You" team.
DCLTM also prepared Christmas gifts for Yoon Eun Hye, Park Yoo Chun, Yoo Seung Ho, the director, writer, staff members, and other senior actors^^
It's amazing that a drama forum of a drama that ended so long ago can come up with such event.
Hand made Christmas cards, cookies and etc. given to the entire staff members and actors show how carefully and personally these gifts were prepared.They even noticed from previous interviews that Yoo Chun can't drink coffee and Yoo Seung Ho loves tangerines (Keeps eating on filming set) and presented Yoo Chun with chocolates, hand made cards, and photos of his scenes from "Missing You" along with other gifts. They presented Yoo Seung Ho with tangerines, hand made cards, and photos taken of scenes from only Harry's scenes along with other gifts.
Note: The Christmas cake eaten after the filming of "Missing You" on December 24th was from DCLTM^^
They were able to say hello to Park Yoo Chun and Yoo Seung Ho and complimented both actors which made these two actors happy and smile~!!
DCLTMers were very happy when Yoon Eun Hye came over to say hello and spoke to them. Yoon Eun Hye seemed very touched (Hiding tears???^^) as she was looking at the personalized gifts and supporting items that the fans prepared!!
Very touching event indeed^^
Click the link to see the picts~!!
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays & Happy New Year everyone!!
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I just see the pics from the link...
I bet the actors and staff also touched with this events other than YEH...
As a fan, i'm also touch.. huhuhuhu
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MV of Kang Ji Hwan and Yoon Eun Hye's Lie To Me, listen carefully to the song to appreciate the video ♥♥♥ I really miss Lie To Me!
[BTS Staff Dance Party] Yoon Eun Hye 윤은혜 & Kang Ji Hwan-Lie To Me
LTM BTS [Making of Romantic Date]
LTM BTS [Heartbreaking Scene]
Credit: HallyuYoonEunHye
Lie To Me BTS 3 - ep 16 last kiss
Other BTS
Credit: princesspiona; JiHye HwanHye
Some great overseas achievement of Lie To Me taken from an article which released on Jan 14, 2013 (thanks to email@example.com) :
- Currently, in Japan, according to the results of a questionnaire that asked the people to vote for the best Korean drama that was aired, "Lie to Me" ranked first place. Last year, in March 2012, in its first terrestrial broadcast, "Lie to Me" steadily ranked first or second place in google research. The launching of the DVD in November of 2011, made "Lie to Me" as the second most rented DVD in Japan.
- In China's CCTV poll, "Lie to Me" was voted No.1 as the "Audience's Most Favorite" Korean Drama. Hallyu Sites like my soju.com made the weekly drama maintain its No.1 spot for more than a year in Korea, China, Japan & Taiwan.
- In a Hallyu Site visited by 17 million people, (Le Milleur Drama Coreende 2011) LES DMS AWARDS 2011 ranked "Lie to Me" as second best drama in 2011.
- It was also broadcasted in Romania at the TV sphere of Europe
- In the Philippines, a relevant independent article advertised the audience viewership rating of "Lie to Me" was close to 30%. The main OST iTunes went up to No.1
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Marshside this afternoon - a reasonable high tide and nice bright sun for a change - plenty of birds on both sections.
Blackwits and Redshanks, with up to 20 Gadwall on Marshside One, while Marshside Two held hordes of feral geese, a few hundred Pinkies and lots of wildfowl, Lapwing, Blackwits etc.
The Glossy Ibis spooked everything around Polly's as it came gliding in, only to promptly disappear down a creek behind a grazing flock of Pinks - some things never change.
Nice to see it back though.
Wildfowl-wise, Wigeon and Teal all over the place, with a few hundred Pintails around the shallows on the outer marsh, amongst the Shelducks.
Stonechat north of the Sandplant, and Little Egrets everywhere - hard to say how many, but at least 20, and another 6 were on the end of the marsh off Fairways as I drove up.
Scoped the outer marsh with Neill and Si Glinn for a while _ Merlin, Peregrine and Sparrowhawk out there, and a male Eider out on the estuary.
Hopes of the Surfie flying in from Starr Gate on the other side were not to be realised, but there were a few flocks of Common Scoter breaking the horizon a long, long way out.
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There is a guest post today that I'm sure you will enjoy. Before we get to it though, let me give you some background. I started my writing journey late last year with no idea of how it would turn out. The goal was to write a novel, but getting to that goal has, at least for me, been as treacherous as walking through a minefield up hill in the rain and mud. Just when you think you've found some traction, down you go, sliding over some deadly mistakes. It's been a process to say the least, but there are some good things that have come from it. For example, I'm learning to write the types of stories that I've always dreamed of doing. However, the thing I found most surprising on this little adventure was the writing community. They reached out with open arms and bid me welcome.
That is significant, so let me say it again. The writing community welcomed me. Me, someone that has absolutely no training or experience as a writer, just an unfulfilled dream floating around in his head. And I'm not the only one. I've met dozens of people along the way that have similar stories. Some of these folks have a natural talent for storytelling. I want to introduce you to one of those people.
Her name is Jo-Anne Teal (@JTvancouver on Twitter), and she runs a blog called Going For Coffee. You will love her Five Sentence Fiction stories, but more importantly, outside of your family you will never find a more supportive and encouraging person if you are a new writer. Her blog is a must read for those looking to prefect the craft of writing. She packs more punch into five sentences than some highly respected authors do in five pages. I'm not making this up. Seriously people, take note.
When KD kindly suggested that I might do a guest post on his blog and share my new writer process, I really believed it would take me ten minutes at the keyboard. I mean, how difficult is it to share details of something you do every day? Well, apparently not quite as easy-peasy as I thought. As I started this fourth draft, it dawned on me that the bouncing around, the stops and starts, actually reflect the approach I've taken to my writing and I believe it to be an approach that has served me well, so far.
For context, I'll mention I began fiction writing just a short while ago – pretty darn late in life. When I admitted to myself that I wanted to write, I really wasn't sure where to begin. I had kind encouragement from a dear colleague of mine @oddparticle (Kern Windwraith) who was already writing, and doing well on Twitter connecting with other writers. It was Kern who told me about writing challenges: there seemed to be one set for every day of the week. Using a prompt of either a visual or a word, these challenges provided an opportunity to try subject matter outside of my own milieu. I tried a few of them on various blogs, but the one that I've stuck with and that really has helped develop my writing skills is Five Sentence Fiction.
KD and I have had several discussions about the many reference materials and resources for new writers, available on the web. It is overwhelming to say the least. Every other tweet, every other blog post, gives a link to ideas/insights into character development, plotting, storylines, grammar. But, at some point, I decided I had to stop reading about writing and just start writing! So with the one essential adage of show don't tell running through my head (thanks Chris James @GenesisFan8) and only two reference books (The Elements of Style by Strunk & White; Creating Short Fiction by Damon Knight), I started.
My second concern was how I would develop a body of work quickly enough to give me 'writer status'? By that I mean three things. I wanted to improve my fiction writing quickly. I also needed to discover my writing style and voice. Finally, I wanted readers to get some sense of who I am as a writer, what kinds of stories are important to me. Flash fiction was the answer.
The stops and starts that I referred to previously dovetail with the nature of flash fiction and writing prompt challenges. Develop a story about thunder, write a story about fairies, think up a story based on the word 'delirious', all with parameters such as only using five sentences, or less than three hundred words. Snap, snap, snap. There is a lot of moving back and forth, using first person then third person narrative, writing upbeat story then melancholic, using present tense or past. I do know some writers that use the challenges in such a way as to build a coherent story from one to the next. That doesn't work for me, I like the variety.
If the challenge is a visual prompt, not surprisingly I'll stare at it for a few minutes to see what ideas the photo evokes. I think about how the characters I enjoy writing about would fit with the theme of the photo. If the challenge is a word, I usually look up the dictionary definition. From the definition, I think of how that word might connect with the types of stories I like to tell. Then, I just start writing. For these short works I don't outline.
Now that I have started two proper short stories (both will end up at about 5000 words) and a proper full length novel (that I assume will end up at about 100,000 words ), I do write something on one of them every day. I know how both start and how they finish, but the paths they will take are not completely plotted. I can, therefore, jump around in the writing and write scenes and ideas as they come to me, not in sequential order. This probably is not the most efficient way to write and certainly wouldn't work if I was writing complex science fiction or historical setting.
I do realize that at some point, I will have to reign myself in and put all of the components together, perhaps discarding wonderful scenes I've written that don't contribute to the story's forward movement, but that is in the future. Right now, the joy for me is having the freedom to explore various approaches and try out different paths to the same end result.
So for the most part, that is my new writer process. I'm learning as I go along. I hope it has been of interest. I really appreciate KD for giving me the opportunity to share it with you.
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Folks, please forgive me, because I'm about to sound like an old Baptist preacher urging those that need some guidance in their lives to come on down and join us. Now you have another perspective on the writing process. If you've thought about writing, perhaps you even have a few stories in your head right now, then it's time to do something about it. There is work involved. Early mornings and long nights are in your future. And when you do find time to sleep, don't be surprised if your characters talk to you in your dreams.
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The strike among the railroad laborers of the New York Central Railroad, which began on Saturday, took on a serious aspect yesterday morning, when several pistol shots were fired at freight trains being made up in the Melrose freight yards. No one was hit, and the police dispersed the mob, after several charges, in which two prisoners were taken.


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My March trip to Austin via pictures.
The view during dinner at the River Pub in San Marcos, TX.
The crazy good Prince cocktail at Feast restaurant in San Antonio. Gin & tonic, sweet & serrano peppers, & cilantro.
What a creepy beer bottle label!!! Dinner at The Monterey in San Antonio.
My aunt & uncle had the inside track on a hole-in-the-wall burger joint inside the Buda Grocery & Grill. The food was great! The service was another story.
After Lunch in Buda, we did some shopping along Main Street. I'm still in love with this ring that I got at Buda's Red Door.
My Dad asked me if I was going to get a pair of cowboy boots now that I live in Texas. Maybe I will!
We also went to Gruene, TX for some shopping and wine tasting. I got a bottle of Blueberry Shiraz and Seville Orange Sangria from the Winery on the Gruene.
I was amazed by these HUGE wind chimes in Gruene too.
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Hello from Austin, TX!
As I recently shared, I moved from Wichita, KS to Austin, TX. I've been an Austinite for 2 weeks now!!
I've already been to 8 different bars/restaurants. That's not too shabby, eh?!
Most of my last 2 weeks has been spent unpacking, organizing, and decorating. I'm 100% unpacked and settled in and wanted to share a few pictures of my new apartment. If you already follow me on Instagram, these may be repeats for you.
Loving the wood floors & stainless steel appliances!! It's a definite upgrade from my last place.
I really went with the "fresh start" mentality with this move to Austin. I bought a new dining room table/chairs, new entertainment center, new couch/chair/chair + ottoman/end tables/lamps/coffee table. :) I hadn't gotten new furniture in 10 years, so it was time!
My end tables hadn't arrived yet when I took this picture. Hence the lamp on the floor.
I LOVE this ottoman! I'm blogging from it right now.
My office nook is my favorite part of my apartment. I've never had built in book shelves before. The books displayed are the books I HAVEN'T read. All the ones I've read are stored in my closet.
I found the 2 pictures on the wall of salsa dancers in my Mom's closet right before I moved. She's a Spanish teacher, but hasn't displayed the pictures in years. They just make me smile when I look at them!
And just for fun, a look into my newly stocked fridge. It's daunting…and expensive…when you move and have to buy new condiments and everything!
Some cute wall art that I got from some antique stores in Wimberley & Gruene, TX.
And finally the couch & tables arrived on Tues! Now I'm on a quest to find something to put on the coffee table. Candles?? Or is that too played out?? Anyone have any ideas for me?
Last year, I…er…I mean, the Easter Bunny hid eggs in my parents' backyard for my nephews to find. I hid them about 30 minutes or so before my nephews arrived. And it was pretty warm out that day.
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Melted chocolate in the Easter eggs! Oops!! The Easter Bunny really screwed up on that one.
I got my act together more with these cupcakes though.
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light green sprinkles (I found mine at Joann Fabrics.)
jelly beans (I used Lifesavers pastel colored jelly beans)
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Commentary: Selim Suner After 11 years, WTC responders get coverage Dr. Selim Suner, a professor of emergency medicine, surgery and engineering, was a 9/11 first responder and has since studied the health of other responders. When the federal government recently announced that treatment of several cancers would now qualify for benefits under the World Trade Center Health Program, Suner said he was not surprised. Many suspected a possible link between cancer and the airborne particulates of World Trade Center debris long before yesterday's formal acknowledgement. (Distributed September 11, 2012)
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2012 Opening Convocation President Paxson opens 249th academic year Due to the threat of heavy rain and lightning, Brown University's 249th Opening Convocation met in the Pizzitola Sports Center at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012. Christina Paxson, Brown's 19th president, formally opened her inaugural academic year and delivered the Opening Convocation Address titled "Constructive Irreverence." The text of President Paxson's convocation address follows here. A video of the speech is also available online. (Distributed September 5, 2012)
Media Advisory Brown moves Opening Convocation indoors Because of a likelihood of heavy rain and the possibility of lightning, Brown University will hold its 249th Opening Convocation indoors at the Pizzitola Sports Center at 4 p.m. today. The ceremonial walk through the Van Wickle Gates for entering students will take place tomorrow, Thursday, Sept. 6. The gates will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. President Christina Paxson will walk through the gates with entering students at noon tomorrow. (See also Opening Convocation news release) (Distributed September 5, 2012)
Commentary: Mary Caskadon For better student health, start school later Back-to-school time for many U.S. high school students may mean heading back into a Catch-22 of sleep. Teens are naturally inclined to stay up late, but are forced to wake up early, says Mary Carskadon, professor of psychiatry and human behavior and a noted advocate of later school starting times. (Distributed September 5, 2012)
Medicare kidney spending at crucial moment Medicare has covered treatment for anyone with end-stage renal disease since 1972. The coverage is very expensive and the program has struggled for 40 years to contain costs without compromising quality. In a new paper that chronicles that history, the authors argue that Medicare's latest attempt – bundled payments and pay-for-performance – could become a broader model for the program if it succeeds. (Distributed September 4, 2012)
Questions for Sherri Nelson Off to college: How to say goodbye Dropping a child at college can be a difficult and exciting experience for parent and child undergrad alike, as it marks a new chapter in everyone's lives. Sherri Nelson, director of psychological services at Brown University, offered some advice for parents and new students on how to say goodbye in a positive way and help ease the transition for what may be their biggest goodbye to date. (Distributed August 31, 2012)
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Commentary: James Head Remembering Neil Armstrong, 1930–2012 Neil Armstrong, aerospace engineer, U.S. Navy pilot, test pilot, university professor, and the first person to set foot on the Moon, died Saturday, Aug. 25, at the age of 82. James Head, professor of geological sciences, met Armstrong and the other Apollo astronauts early in the program and has this remembrance. (Distributed August 27, 2012)
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Op-Ed Senate vote a baby step in larger battle against a divided society Louis Putterman has taught economics at Brown since 1980. During his tenure here, he has widely published about a variety of economic issues. His expert blog for PsychologyToday.com shares its title with that of his new book, The Good, The Bad, and The Economy: Does Human Nature Rule Out a Better World? This essay first appeared in The Providence Journal. (Distributed August 23, 2012)
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The University of Nevada (19-16, 4-2 WAC) baseball scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to down Louisiana Tech (17-19, 1-5 WAC) 4-3 at Peccole Park Sunday afternoon. The Wolf Pack swept the three-game Western Athletic Conference series and is now 4-2 in conference play and 19-16 overall. The Bulldogs dropped to 17-19 overall and 1-5 in WAC action.
The win was the 899th for Pack head coach Gary Powers and win 900 could happen on Tuesday when Nevada hosts San Francisco at 2 p.m.
Trailing 3-2 heading to the bottom of the eighth left fielder Tommy Niebergall walked and moved into scoring position on a sacrifice bunt by Brooks Klein. Austin Byler was hit by pitch and after a pitching change Kewby Meyer walked to load the bases. Jay Anderson reached on a fielders choice that scored the tying run as he beat out the throw to first base that could have ended the game as LA Tech attempted to turn the double play. Carlos Escobar reached on a throwing error by Bulldog third baseman Beau Bayless as Byler scored the go ahead run.
Closer Matt Gardner (9) came out of the bullpen and recorded the final three outs to earn his ninth save of the season.
LA Tech scored twice in the top of the first but Nevada answered with two in the bottom of the second on Kyle Hunt's double. The Bulldogs scratched out a run in the third inning to move in front 3-2 where it remained until the Pack scored twice in the bottom of the eighth.
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Four different Nevada players had a hit in the game with Hunt driving home two with his second inning double. Sam Alvis (3-for-5,R) had three of the Bulldogs nine hits in the game.
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spaghetti with tuna sauce.
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Hope you understand it all, I am trying to translate as good as possible but english is not my speking an writing-language...:)
If you want to make it less full and fat, you can use tuna in water, or use demi creme fraishe.
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300 grams of spaghetti.
1 small sjalot,
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4 tablespoons of milk
4 theespoons of herbes de provence.
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fresh grounded pepper
150 gram chickenfilet roasted, (the thin slices we put on our sandwich here in holland :)
fresh basil, olives and capres(kappertjes)
- Boil the spaghetti let it keep a little firm.
- Peel the sjalot, and dice small pieces.
-Heat some oil in a pan, and gently frie the sjalot in it.
-peel the galrlic and dice or press it and add to the pan.
-let it soften for a bit.
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the herbes the provence and the bouillon-powder.
-Bring it all sirring to a boil, put the lid on, and let it simmer for about four minutes, with the heat low.
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I am now back in the US after yet another amazing trip to Spain! This was my third time going to Spain this year and every time I go, I cannot wait to return again!
This past trip was relatively short but I was really happy with what I accomplished. To start, I went to Rodellar, Spain, for three climbing days.
I first went to Rodellar in 2009. Returning there feels like I am returning to a warm paradise. The whole ambiance is amazing – there are so many great limestone cliffs that just tease your eyes and beg to be climbed. There is a clear river flowing at the base of the cliffs, accompanied by a lush green landscape that surrounds the valley. Parallel to the beauty is the community in Rodellar – I am always so motivated by the Spanish Climbers' friendliness and strength. The general "a muerte" effort inspires me to try my hardest while climbing, too.
In Rodellar I did not have a very long time so I was not sure what I wanted to try. I had done most of the routes there, and some of the hard routes which I had never tried… kind of avoided actually… are in the "Ali Baba Cave" which is not so aesthetic. The cave is really small and actually quite ugly and smelly in my opinion, and the climbs there don't even require a rope because they are so close to the ground. However – located in "Las Ventanas," one of the main sectors in Rodellar, are three climbs that I had not done- "Pata Negra," "Las Inconformistas," and "Borachos." These climbs have some very long moves and are quite physical so I had previously spent my time doing routes that were more fitting to my style… not so many big moves.
Being back in Rodellar and wanting to climb something beautiful, I had the opportune chance to challenge myself with one of these routes at Las Ventanas sector. I chose to work on "Pata Negra." The route is actually very long – 35 meters, so over 100 feet – of very steep, physical climbing. At the beginning there is a bouldery crux section involving mainly intricate underclings and small tufa pinches, and for me, two jump-moves in a row. Then, the intensity of the climb relaxes for several bolts up a steep but very positive hold section. Towards the end of the steep face, the climb traverses a little bit right and the holds become substantially worse for a few crux moves, then there is another recovery section that precedes a very long reach section to overcome the first lip. I was too short to span from the hold that previous people used to the undercling pocket hold that you have to turn out and reach for to position yourself to overcome the lip, so I found a small intermediate that I could use for my left hand and then put my right foot high on the hold that is generally used for the left hand. I then dynamically could reach out to the next hold, reposition my body, and jump over the first lip. Again, some recovery holds precede another very dynamic, long-move section in which I utilized intermediates and high feet to be able to execute. Apparently holds have broken at the top of the climb and this is why there are some of these very long reaches. I never tried it before the holds broke so I have no idea if I would have had such reach issues before, but nonetheless, I found the big, powerful moves very challenging personally because I am 5'2" (157 cm).
I tried Pata Negra our first and second day climbing in Rodellar and worked on refining the best methods to overcome my crux sections and to be able to do the long reaches. The third climbing day of our trip was my last day in Rodellar and I really did not know what to expect about the climb. I had all of the moves down, but the route is quite consistent and a long journey – I felt like I had multiple potential fall spots to overcome, and just trying it once to the top is tiring because of how physical and long it is. My first attempt of my third day I surprised myself, making it through the first ¾ of the route, but falling at the beginning of a section where there are 2-consectutive dynamic reaches. The next try, I fell one move higher – going for the really good hold that once you grab, it's unlikely that you'll fall afterwards to the top. I adjusted my beta a little bit at the top, repeated some of the hard moves repetitively to ingrain the sequences, and then sent the route my third try that day. As far as I have been told, this was the first female ascent of this route. It was atypical to other routes that I have succeeded on before because of how many long moves and powerful sequences there were, so I felt proud of my personal feat. =]
The next day I flew to Mallorca, Spain for the Balearic Boulder Master. I had never been to Mallorca before and I can easily state that it is one of my favorite places that I have ever been. There is a lot of really high quality climbing, beautiful beaches, the immaculately blue sea, unparalleled weather, Spanish culture, and just so many eminent attributes that make it an island paradise.
My first day in Mallorca I went climbing in a big cave that had features that were unlike those on any routes that I have ever climbed on before. Stalactite bulbous features and drooping tufas scattered the steep cave. There was a high concentration of hard routes there – most of which I didn't have the opportunity to try because I was only there for one day – but I did manage to climb "Cletoropa" on my third try which I was really happy about. Again, a quite physical route that was not very long but had many long moves in between the bulb-like stalactite features. By the use of intermediates and some jumps I made it to the top without falling, but quite exhausted J
The next day, we (Sean McColl, Courtney Sanders, Guntram Jorg, Tony Marcello) went deep water soloing (climbing cliffs without a rope over the water). In Spain it is known as "Psicobloc" which really makes sense – it is totally a psychological experience. What I realized in particular was that while I am climbing, I often become so mentally absorbed with the movement of the climb that I am doing that I fade out my surroundings. While deep water soloing, you have to be constantly aware of your surroundings in case you fall – whether due to rock breaking or a hard sequence. For example, you don't want to be climbing over shallow water at any point and you need to have control of your body for if you fall into the water.
Pointedly, I went to Mallorca for the Balearic Boulder Master, though, which was Saturday and Sunday. Saturday were qualifiers and then Sunday were semifinals then finals. The competition was run very well and there was a large, enthusiastic audience, especially for finals, which was wonderful! I love the positive energy from big crowds at competitions and finals took place at night so the event was spectacular.
Very happily, I placed first in a strong international field of women competitors. Sean McColl of Canada placed first for the men.
My next destination is Colorado for a photoshoot with Rock and Ice Magazine. Back to the rocks… J
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When hundreds of paddlers come to Warren County, there is plenty for local organizers to do.
The Warren County Chamber of Business and Industry (WCCBI) is the agency that hosts the U.S. Canoe and Kayak Association National Championship event when it comes to Warren.
With four previous USCA Nationals events behind him, WCCBI President and CEO Jim Decker is a seasoned veteran.
Council on Tourism Director John Papalia Jr. has one prior USCA Nationals under his belt, so he, too, knows the ropes. "A great deal of planning and preparation goes into making this a successful event," Papalia said. "Most of our side would not be possible without a tremendous amount of support from our local community."
"Jim and John of the WCCBI will have most things set up for us before we arrive and we rely heavily on those guys - our hosts - to make things run smoothly," U.S. Canoe and Kayak Association (USCA) President Susan Williams said. "They do a great job."
"They do an amazing amount of work," she said. "Their work started a year ago when they had to locate a place for our semi-annual meeting and the spaghetti supper for 600 people, not to mention the army of volunteers it takes to manage all these venues and events."
"I don't know all that they do because I don't see it every day," Williams said. "All I know is that when I arrive, they're ready for us, from racer packets and information and registration, to a paddler's welcome center, shuttle buses, signage, and vendor areas."
"A better question would be, 'What don't they do?'" Williams said of WCCBI. "We could not do this caliber and this extensive of a national event without them."
WCCBI also coordinates with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - a key element to Warren's five successful USCA bids. The water level in the river can be set at an appropriate level for the marathons thanks to the cooperation of the Corps.
Papalia and Decker work with the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources at Chapman State Park for the sprint events.
A much smaller body of water is part of the attraction this year. The City of Warren Pool will be the site of family night, with a showing of "Pirates of the Caribbean" on Wednesday, Aug. 8.
The shuttle system is run with the help of Brinks to get racers and their boats from Betts Park to Kinzua Dam, Papalia said.
While Decker and Papalia run the show locally, they are far from alone in getting the work done.
A host of local volunteers handle things like registration, timing, and buoy watching during the races.
"Joan Stitzinger and John Kersey have taken the lead in the area of data entry and timing," Papalia said. "Both have been involved with this in the past."
"Paddlers can register the night before the races each day so we are responsible for having sufficient volunteers to take registration forms, distribute T-shirts, and check for USCA membership," he said.
The Glade Swiftwater Rescue Unit is brought in to make sure racers are safe, especially at the rapids near United Refinery.
"As much as we could not put this event on without Jim and John, we really, really can't put a National Championship caliber competition on without our volunteers," Williams said. "We are truly grateful for all they do."
The races begin Tuesday at Chapman State Park. Sprints are Tuesday and Thursday. Wednesday's orienteering (actual location secret until race day) and biathlon are based at Betts Park. Marathons - following the river from Kinzua Dam to Betts - are Friday, Saturday and Sunday.


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/4f LSU Medical Center Psychiatric unit offers treatment close to patients. By DAVID DODSON of The Times Staff Photos by Times Chief Photographer LANGSTON McEACHERN Dr. Micheal Allen supervises students at the psychiatric unit Despite rapid and substantive progress in the understanding and treatment of mental illness, the general societal dread of diseases of the mind seems straight out of the Dark Ages. m Although nearly one in five Amer-icans is affected by some form of mental illness, it has been and re-mains a topic discussed in hushed tones in the back rooms of our homes and minds. Until recently, even the law viewed the mentally ill as some-thing less than human. Basic civil rights were legally denied to per-sons in mental institutions. Given the fear and misconcep-tions associated with one of the most prevalent of all modern ills, psychiatrists often have to battle the dread of mental illness before they can help a patient by bringing him in for treatment. Dr. Michael Allen, since August head of the psychiatric diagnostic and treatment unit at LSU Medical Center, is working to reduce the stigma attached to mental illness and to increase LSU's ability to treat the sick and treat them close to home. Allen's aim His aim is quite simply to make LSU Medical Center the premier psychiatric treatment unit for North Louisiana. He is well on his way. When Allen came to the unit just over four months ago, it was a depressing place for the patients, the doctors, the nurses. With limited staff, inadequate budget and little or no equipment, the prospects were far from bright. "It wasn't really practical to keep many patients on the ward," Allen said of the situation he walked into. "We were getting a lot of the very sick patients who had no funds and who obviously could not be cared for at the private psychiatric hospi-tals. We found that it was logistical-ly more feasible to commit them to Central (State Hospital in Alexan-dria) for long-term treatment." Allen indicated the commitments to Central were.at the root of the' A few hours of his day are devoted to administrative duties *-F Sun., Dec. 31, m i The Shreveport Times
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The day of Graduation is the one of the most important days in the life of a youth. Finally for him all the years of hard work bears fruit. It signifies an end of a chapter in his life and the beginning of a new one. It is time when the academics will slowly give way to career moves, when hopes and aspirations will soon be turning into actions. The congratulatory messages on this occasion can be encouraging, funny and full of love and warmth depending on the relationship with the sender.
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Shot single camera in the American Gardens Theatre in June 2001, this is the complete musical show as perfomed at Epcot.
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Jenny Rosenberg, a Ph.D. candidate in the College of Communication and Information (CCI) earned the Outstanding Doctoral Student award from the School of Communication Studies and the University Fellowship from the Division of Graduate Studies. Rosenberg has directed her doctoral program of study to Interpersonal Communication and Quantitative Research Methods. She is particularly interested in the ways individuals are concerned about how others perceive them and how impressions are managed in face-to-face and online settings. She is currently exploring gossip as it relates to uncertainty, emotions, and information management and hopes to complete her dissertation by May 2013.
Rosenberg will receive the Outstanding Doctoral Student award at the School's Homecoming celebration on Oct. 19. "I feel very honored to be recognized alongside exceptional students, as well as distinguished and highly accomplished alumni of the School of Communication Studies,†Rosenberg said. "It is a privilege to be receiving the award, given that so many of my peers, who I respect greatly, are incredibly talented and dedicated.â€
Rosenberg was also nominated for the University Fellowship by the Communication Studies faculty and supported by the College. University Fellows have a normal doctoral appointment in the fall semester (funded by their college, school or department), and a non-service appointment (funded by the Division of Graduate Studies) in the spring semester. The University Fellowship will allow Rosenberg to work on her dissertation full-time during Spring 2013. She said that although she will certainly miss being in the classroom next semester, she is extremely appreciative of the opportunity to be able to solely focus on her dissertation.
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AkzoNobel is planning to invest €80 million in the construction of a new pulp Chemical Island facility in Brazil. The plant, operated by the company's Pulp and Paper Chemicals business, Eka Chemicals, will supply the Suzano Maranhão pulp mill. This is AkzoNobel's second largest investment in Brazil in the past 12 months and further expands Eka Chemicals' sustainability-focused Chemical Island concept.
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A sustained line towards the left of the wall, Suspense feels slightly harder than it's neighbour, Suspension Bridge Arete, but is well worth the extra effort! The relaxed first 10m are shared with Suspension Bridge Arete, and take you up a pocketed line to a ledge. The next 10m is the crux, with sustained vertical climbing. From the ledge, continue straight up (rather than traversing left as for SBA) following the pockets, and past a large hole. The route merges again with SBA for the last 10m, up a corner to a metal post. Descend from here with a 60m rope.
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The "luxury" vehicles of the future will be equipped with rear and side view mirrors that make us look younger and slimmer. But as we wait for these to be engineered, we'd like to know what luxury features today's female drivers want in their vehicles. Since men rarely understand what women want, we posed this question to some the female engineers at Chrysler. And they helped us open floodgates with their own perceptions of what makes a luxury vehicle.
Luxury…it's such a beautiful notion on its own. But when paired to the word vehicle, it puts into motion a cascade of mental images and expectations for all the things that define a car's style, creature comforts and convenience features.
Ladies luxury includes Pa-dunk-a-dunk. We are referring to the trunk space of the car to fit your all of your shopping bags from Gucci, BCBG, Enzo Angiolini and Prada! With all the extra space you can even squeeze in some Ed Hardy.
The 2012 Chrysler 200 chrome accents and elegant exterior with a full power retractable hardtop and still includes a ton of trunk space when you go topless.
The following Luxury features also came up repeatedly among the women we talked to:
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- Full complement of the latest automotive convenience and safety features (side curtain airbags, navigation, satellite radio, built-in Bluetooth connection, back-up camera).
- High quality soft touch materials on the dashboard and interior panels
Lets not forget the lighted vanity mirror so we can touch up our L'Oreal Endless Kissable Lipcolor. The gloss coat is like clear vinyl but heavy, like wearing a wet raincoat in a stuffy room. At HerHighway, we concurred that a true "luxury vehicle" would offer all of these features and more including the trunk full of designer shoes.
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