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"Anybody who was tough enough to brave the weather was rewarded with the opportunity to see a great match," UWS coach Joe Mooney said. "This is always a great match because it's two quality sides who share a lot of passion for the game.
"Scholastica is extremely talented at all positions and they are obviously very well-coached. We knew that we couldn't afford any let-downs because they are a side that will punish you for it, and they did. That being said, I'm very proud our team's effort. It was 90 minutes of high-intensity, physical, gritty soccer. In the end, we made the most of our opportunities and were rewarded with a good result."
CSS struck first in the 18th minute as Andrew Jenkins scored his 20th of the season with an assist from Erik Trochimchuk.
The Yellowjackets equalized in the 26th minute as Nate Engel headed in a throw-in from Alex Young to make the score 1-1 at halftime.
"Ales can really launch his throw-ins which is a weapon for us," Mooney said. "He found Nate on the near post who was able to who was able to put his head on it. The angle the Engel took to get to the ball allowed him to get enough power on it to make it impossible (for CSS goalkeeper Adam Hewitt) to save."
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The Yellowjackets answered again seven minutes later as Ben Royce gathered the ball at the top of the box and hit a great strike inside the left post to make it 2-2.
Ryan Lynsmayer started the play by tracking down a ball deep in Scholastica's half, won the ball off their defender and centered it to John Levenick, who then crossed the ball to Royce, who fired a half-volley into the upper left corner of the goal from 20 yards out.
After that second goal Superior seemed to control possession and would get a corner kick in the 70th minute. Brian Chapman hit an in-swinging corner kick that found Alex Young's head on the near post. Young's header streamed across the face of the goal and found the far side-netting to give the Yellowjackets their first lead of the night.
CSS put pressure on late, but a Ryan Cullen header off a throw-in was stopped by UWS goalkeeper Matt Elder as Superior prevailed 3-2.
Hewitt made four saves in the loss for the Saints, while Elder had five saves in the win for the 'Jackets. The Saints outshot the Yellowjackets 14-11 with both teams having eight shots apiece in the second half.
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Event one came in as expected with the Republican party capturing the US House and making solid gains in both the Senate and governorships across the country. The American public clearly sent a message of no more politics as usual in Washington DC. The American people want a new direction as the current Administration policies have not produced jobs nor has it put the economy in a solid recovery. The vote clearly was a rebuke of big government, big spending and big bailouts as the US economy continues to face a very sluggish recovery and growing deficits. As much of yesterday's historic election results (more House seats moved to the Republican side ...about 65 seats ... or the largest party turnover in over 70 years) were expected and priced into the market the actual results were directionally better than many of the polls indicated and should prevent much of a sell the fact day on Wall Street. The big question facing the US will be can a change in the mix in Washington DC be enough to get the economy moving in the right direction? Most analysts on Wall Street think it will certainly be enough to slow down or even stop the unpopular legislation that has occurred over the last two years and even possibly result in the repeal of the very unpopular and costly health care bill. As such the market has been viewing a takeover by the Republicans in the House as a positive for markets as less government intervention into the business mix is likely to be one of the main results going forward. Even a sort of gridlock has been viewed favorably as no new costly legislation is likely to emerge over the next several years.
In addition the next major event of the week hits the media airwaves at 2:15 PM EST today when the results of the US Fed FOMC meeting is announced. The market has priced in a new round of quantitative easing of around $500 billion dollars spread over a period of time (months). The Fed is likely to leave QE2 open ended with no definitive cap at this time other than it will continue as long as the economy requires it to continue. With the new mix in Washington DC the likelihood of any new fiscal stimulus program is highly unlikely and as such the only stimulus program that will emerge in the US will be QE2. Whether or not it jump starts the economy or just creates more inflation risk is a whole another discussion but for today it is likely to become a fact.
So far the global equity markets have viewed the US mid-term election results positively as the EMI Global Equity Index has continued to add value over the last twenty four hours as shown in the following table. The Index is now higher by 1.6% for the week resulting in a widening of the 2010 year to date gain to 4.2% or the largest gain for the year so far. Most of the Asian markets gained ground today with only China's Shanghai A shares receding modestly on the day. With two more major events yet to hit the media airwaves this week's equity trading has been cautious with a significant amount of cash still sitting on the sidelines looking for a window of opportunity to reenter the equity markets. I think it will once the sell the fact possibility is clearly behind the market. Most interestingly we have not seen any equity selling now that the US election is a known fact. At the moment the global equity markets are supportive for oil and the broader commodity complex which is consistent with the view coming from the currency markets as the US dollar remains marginally lower ahead of the Fed announcement this afternoon..
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Paris/Cac 40 |
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19 |
0.49% |
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Germany/Dax |
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Late yesterday afternoon the API released their latest inventory assessment. The API released a strongly bullish inventory report showing a surprisingly larger than expected across the board build and a modest decline in refinery utilization rates versus expectations for a mixed report with more modest changes in inventories. The API reported a crude oil inventory draw of about 4.1 million barrels along with a large decline in gasoline stocks of just 3.2 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks declined yet again by a whopping 4.7 million barrels versus most expectations calling for a decline of about 900,000 barrels. The results of the API report are summarized in the following table along with my projections for this week's EIA inventory report and a comparison to last year as well as the five year average for the same week. So far the reaction to the API report has been biased to the bullish side and has contributed to the overnight gain in prices even though the US dollar and global equity markets are only marginally supportive for oil prices so far this morning.
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31.8 |
45.1 |
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15.5 |
Distillate |
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0.1 |
29.7 |
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83.9% |
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As usual do not overreact to the API data as the more widely followed EIA data will hit the media airwaves at 10:30 Am EST today. If the EIA report is within the projection I would expect the market to view the results as mostly neutral with a slight bias to the bearish side as total commercial stocks of crude oil and refined products are likely to have increased marginally. However, if the EIA data is more in sync with the API report we could see a strong surge in oil prices as total inventories would have destocked by over 12 million barrels on the week (sum of API inventory declines) and that is a very bullish outcome. With the election now in the history books and the Fed meeting results not due out until this afternoon this morning's EIA report could play a larger than expected role in the short term price direction than originally anticipated.
The more widely watched EIA data is out this morning at 10:30 AM. As mentioned above with the significant surprises coming from the API data the market may be positioned to react more to the fundamental data than expected with the plethora of major events in the marketplace. However, the macros are still likely to be the main price drivers for the rest of this week at a minimum. My projections for this week's EIA inventory report are summarized in the following table. I am expecting a mixed report with a modest build in crude a small build in gasoline stocks and another atypical modest decline in distillate fuel stocks. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections for a crude oil build of about 1.5 million barrels it would be a bit concerning indicating that the destocking of late may not be taking hold. As such I would categorize this week's crude oil inventory data as biased to the bearish side as the year over year surplus will be around 31.8 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will still come in around 45.1 million barrels.
With runs expected to increase by only 0.2% and demand waning I am expecting only a modest build in gasoline stocks. Gasoline stocks are expected to build by about 300,000 barrels as refiners continue to wind down from the higher demand summer driving season and turn their attention to the upcoming winter heating season. This week the gasoline year over year overhang is projected to hold at around the 7 million barrel level while the surplus versus the five year average for the same week will be between about 15.5 million barrels.
Distillate fuel likely drew by about 1.5 million barrels as economy sensitive diesel fuel implied demand also continues to remain steady with agriculture demand for the harvest along with distillate fuel exports which have increased as the arb is open and the US dollar is weak versus most major currencies that are likely recipients of US exports of distillate fuel. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection inventories versus last year will likely be about unchanged while the overhang versus the five year average will be still be under the 30 million barrel level. With the US dollar likely to remain on the defensive and with the situation in France likely to impact the balances in Europe for many months into the future demand for gasoil into Europe (from the US and elsewhere) should remain strong over the next several months further helping to reduce the overhang of distillate fuel heading into the winter heating season.
The tropical weather situation has become a bit less active over this week with just one storm evolving...Hurricane Tomas. Tomas is projected to be a major problem for several Caribbean nations but all of the projections are now expecting Tomas to work its way back into the Atlantic and not be a threat to the US oil and Nat Gas producing region of the Gulf of Mexico. Continue to watch but do not invest any trading capital associated with the activity in the tropics at this point in time. There are no other tropical events in the Atlantic as of this writing.
My individual market views are detailed in the table at the beginning of the newsletter. I am maintaining my oil views as neutral as the market is still trading with a high degree of uncertainty. In fact I remain very comfortable sitting on the sidelines until more definitive clarity emerges about the magnitude of QE2. However, as discussed yesterday I am looking for a window of opportunity to re-enter the market once the Fed announcement is digested as well as today's EIA report has been issued. Although I have a neutral rating in the table above my bias is toward the bullish side for the medium term.
I have maintained my view for Nat Gas at neutral even as the fundamentals continue to be bearish on all counts. However, the market is still susceptible to some additional short covering before reality settles back into the mindset of the Nat Gas investor/traders. Although I feel less strongly about additional short covering after Monday's strong sell-off and lack of recovery in yesterday's trading session. If prices fail to re-breach the key technical resistance level of $4/mmbtu I will be leaning toward moving my view back to bearish.
Currently most risk asset prices are higher as shown in the EMI Price Board table below.
Current Expected Trading Range |
Expected Trading Range | |||
11/3/10 |
Change |
Low |
High End | |
From |
End Support |
Resistance | ||
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Dec WTI |
$84.69 |
$0.79 |
$71.00 |
$84.50 |
Dec Brent |
$86.25 |
$0.84 |
$70.00 |
$85.50 |
Dec HO |
$2.3167 |
$0.0231 |
$2.0500 |
$2.3500 |
Dec RBOB |
$2.1250 |
$0.0154 |
$1.8000 |
$2.2000 |
Dec NYM NG |
$3.869 |
($0.001) |
$4.000 |
$4.500 |
10 YR Treasuries |
126.78 |
0.25 |
118.00 |
128.00 |
Dow Futures |
11,162 |
10 |
10,000 |
11,200 |
US Dollar Index |
76.83 |
(0.062) |
76.500 |
80.150 |
Euro/$ |
1.4032 |
0.0016 |
1.2750 |
1.4100 |
Yen/$ |
1.2391 |
(0.0020) |
1.1400 |
1.2600 |
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Earlier in the week (despite an alarming string of burglaries that has outpaced the crime statistics of previous years) the council majority passed a budget that reduced police wages by 115k. A grant application has been submitted to aid staffing, but the approval timeline and class of the officers that would result is unclear. If the grant money falls through, money can be appropriated, but the details are anything but straight forward and I believe our residents and police force deserve better. If there was ever a time to invest in policing, it's clearly now. I am not comfortable sacrificing the safety of our neighborhood while increasing other budget lines in City Hall. I'm dumfounded how, in spite of rising crime and a growing population, the hardworking men and women of the HPD have not been given a firmer foot to stand on in this year's budget.
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Ten Notable Apocalypses That (Obviously) Didn't Happen
Apocalyptic predictions are nothing new—they have been around for millennia
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1. The First Warnings From Assyria
An Assyrian clay tablet dating to around 2800 B.C. bears the inscription: "Our Earth is degenerate in these later days; there are signs that the world is speedily coming to an end; bribery and corruption are common; children no longer obey their parents; every man wants to write a book and the end of the world is evidently approaching."
The world didn't end (just look around), and despite the plague of corruption and petulant teenagers, four centuries later the Assyrians would establish an empire that eventually encompassed most of the Near East. The Assyrian Empire came to an abrupt end in 612 B.C., when its capital was attacked by the Babylonian army. Still, by the standards of ancient empires, 18 centuries wasn't such a bad run.
2. Crusaders' Concerns
Pope Innocent III relied upon apocalyptic theology in his efforts to rally Europe to launch a fifth crusade to capture Jerusalem and the rest of the Holy Land from the Ayyubid Empire. He identified the rise of Islam as the reign of the Antichrist—whose defeat would usher in the Second Coming.
In 1213, Innocent III wrote: "A son of perdition has arisen, the false prophet Muhammed, who has seduced many men from the truth by worldly enticements and the pleasures of the flesh… we nevertheless put our trust in the Lord who has already given us a sign that good is to come, that the end of this beast is approaching, whose number, according to the Revelation of Saint John, will end in 666 years, of which already nearly 600 have passed."
The predicted date was 1284. Seven years later, the last crusader kingdom fell, when the Sultan Khalil conquered the city of Acre, in present-day Israel. The rest of the world, however, remained intact.
3. Botticelli Paints His Fears
The Renaissance is remembered as a golden age of art and learning, but the era also marked a resurgence in apocalyptic prophecies. The reason? "Advances in time keeping and in astronomy encouraged standardization of the calendar," writes David Nirenberg, a professor of medieval history at the University of Chicago, "while a string of calamities (from the European point of view], such as the Turkish conquest of Constantinople… fomented a new numerological apocalyptic interest."
Expectations of the apocalypse found their expression in the art of the period—most famously in The Mystical Nativity, painted by Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli. The lower part of the painting depicts several small devils wedged under rocks or pinned to the ground, while a Greek inscription offers this gloomy prediction: "I, Sandro, painted this picture at the end of the year 1500 in the troubles of Italy in the half time after the time according to the eleventh chapter of St. John in the second woe of the Apocalypse in the loosing of the devil for three and a half years. Then he will be chained in the twelfth chapter and we shall see him trodden down as in this picture." (That would place the apocalypse at around A.D. 1504.)
Art historians believe that Botticelli was influenced by the sermons of Girolamo Savonarola—a Dominican monk who urged both rich and poor alike to repent for their sins and renounce worldly pleasures. Certain that the apocalypse was near, Savonarola predicted, "the sword of the Lord will come upon the earth swiftly and soon" in the form of war, pestilence and famine.
4. The Germanic Flood That Never Came
In 1499, the German mathematician and astronomer Johannes Stöffler predicted that a vast flood would engulf the world on February 20, 1524. (His calculations foretold 20 planetary conjunctions during this year—16 of which would take place in a "watery sign," a.k.a. Pisces.)
In Europe, more than 100 different pamphlets were published endorsing Stöffler's doomsday prophecy. Business boomed for boat-builders, not least for German nobleman Count von Iggleheim, who constructed a three-story ark on the Rhine.
Although 1524 was a drought year in Europe, a light rain did fall on the designated day. Crowds of people—hoping to gain a seat on Iggleheim's ark—began to riot. Hundreds were killed and the count was stoned to death.
Stöffler later recalculated the actual date to be 1528, but by then his reputation as a soothsayer had been ruined. That's kind of a shame because, according to a story told in 1558 by German historian Hieronymus Wolf, Stöffler once predicted that his life would be endangered by a "falling body." He chose to spend that day indoors, where, during a discussion with friends, Stöffler reached to grab a book from a shelf, which came loose and smashed him on the head, seriously injuring him.
5. Black Skies Over New England
At 9 a.m. on May 19, 1780, the sky over New England was enveloped in darkness. An 1881 article in Harper's Magazine stated that, "Birds went to roost, cocks crowed at mid-day as at midnight, and the animals were plainly terrified."
The unnatural gloom is believed to have been caused by smoke from forest fires, possibly coupled with heavy fog. But at the time, some feared the worst. "People [came] out wringing their hands and howling, the Day of Judgment is come," recalled a Revolutionary War fifer.
The "Dark Day" ended at midnight, when the stars once again became visible in the night sky. But lingering concerns about a pending apocalypse prompted some people to seek out an obscure Christian sect—the Shakers—who had recently settled near Albany, New York. A splinter of the Quaker movement, the Shakers preached complete celibacy as the true path to redemption. The Shakers knew an opportunity when they saw one and embarked on a 26-month mission throughout New England, which brought them hundreds of converts.
The most famous individual to emerge from the "Dark Day" was Abraham Davenport, a member of the Connecticut legislature, which was in session when the sky blackened. Members of the legislature, fearing the apocalypse had come, moved for adjournment. Davenport is said to have responded: "The day of judgment is either approaching, or it is not. If it is not, there is no cause of an adjournment; if it is, I choose to be found doing my duty. I wish therefore that candles may be brought." The New England poet John Greenleaf Whittier commemorated Davenport in a poem first published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1866.
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I have not really browsed Smithsonian before. Very poor job. Have you ever heard of William Miller? Oct 1844??
Posted by jon d spoolman on July 29,2013 | 06:43 PM
The Assyrian clay tablet quote is more phony than the Book of Abraham; but I got the point anyways.
Posted by MelkerJ on August 30,2012 | 02:59 PM
Reality is an illusion, a persistent one.
The hoax of a Nobel prize for economics, the media in multitude claim exists. Yet there is none.
Science, academic and otherwise, products of imagining.
Posted by Klaas on June 4,2011 | 06:49 PM
Don't forget the riddiculous "population bomb" predictions that said we'd all starve to death by the 1980's. Or, the "global warming " kooks that claimed we would all be consumed by droughts and fires.
Posted by William James on May 31,2011 | 05:20 AM
According to Respectfully Quoted: A Dictionary of Quotations, the Assyrian tablet quote "would seem to be spurious":
Posted by Martin on May 29,2011 | 02:23 AM
This is a very short list.
Predictions like this have occupied every culture for as far back as recorded history goes.
The person that commented that only Christians make these end of the world predications really needs to read a little more.
I should also point out that only a small, but quite vocal, minority of Christians believe we are living in the "last days" or that the world is about to end.
Right now in Iran the government is making preparations for the "12th Iman", who will bring world peace. After slaying all the infidels and making Islam the world's only religion.
This a nation's government doing this, not some televangelist or a radio preacher.
This is infinity more scary than what happened (or didn't happen) on May 21st.
Posted by smg45acp on May 29,2011 | 02:06 AM
How many people wanted to "write books" around 2800 BC when clay tables apparently were the medium of the day? That line can't be from that time period.
Posted by _aleph_ on May 27,2011 | 04:53 PM
You know, I'm not convinced that the Assyrian Tablet is real and not a story that gained popular currency. Can you provide a reliable reference for it?
Posted by John K on May 24,2011 | 03:15 AM
There may be as many stories of the origin of the Shakers(United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing)as of assorted ARMAGEDDON. Here is mine:
Anne Lee (Mother Anne), born in the mid 18th century in England, was a divorced mother of two who immigrated, with her small flock which included her former husband, to New York NY and hence to Albany and Niskayuna. Religious revival did award her a large number of followers throughout New England and west to Kentucky and Ohio. This was more than a century after William Penn and George Fox. Anne Lee, soon to be Mother Anne, was 'The Second Coming, this time in female form.' Eventually we would all be converted. The Shakers, you can read their fascinating history elsewhere, prospered for more than a century.
Posted by Carlton Perry on May 22,2011 | 11:19 AM
Its pretty much only the Christians that spout this end of the world garbage. Truth be told, I think they actually WANT the world to end. Sad.
Posted by Sean on May 21,2011 | 07:47 PM
The comet story reminds me of a story Edgar Allen Poe wrote (The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion) in 1839. It was a dialogue between two departed spirits, one explaining how the world was burned up in an explosion of gases when earth collided with the body of a comet.
Posted by LivelyClamor on May 21,2011 | 03:08 AM
Thanks for this overview!
Posted by Rob Randall on March 6,2011 | 09:58 AM
While I don't think global warming is a scam, neither do I think we can reverse it. It is more natural than man made.
Posted by jonaspell on February 26,2011 | 04:58 PM
I was very much taken with Hal Lindsey's dogmatisms back in the 1970s and early 1980s. He has always insisted--and still insists today--that our generation will live to see the Second Coming of Christ. He takes a futurist interpretation of both the Olivet Discourse (Matt. 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21) and the book of Revelation. In at least two of his books, THE TERMINATION GENERATION, (1976) and THE 1980S: COUNTDOWN TO ARMAGEDDON (1980) that the "Jupiter Effect" would trigger not only earthquakes in many place, but also adverse weather conditions from the sunspots. He claimed that this would be a fullfillment of Jesus's words in the Olivet Discourse about "earthquakes in diverse places." But more than thirty years later, I know better! Jesus's Olivet Discourse was meant only for the disciples of his day, and his predictions were fullfilled within 40 years--a "generation"--in 70 A.D when Jerusalem was sacked by the Roman army and the Jewish temple was destroyed.
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The Glass Menagerie is a play about coming-of-age. Tom's maturity is demonstrated by his final decision to leave the family, a decision that is made with the awareness of the inevitable clash between illusion and reality, between reaction and action, and between what life has given him and what he can control. In the opening of the play, Tom announces that unlike a stage magician who "gives you illusion that has the appearance of truth," he gives the audience "truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion." Amanda is just such a stage magician, manufacturing illusion in the appearance of truth. Her problem is neither that she is insensitive nor that she is an overprotective mother attempting to keep her children under her wings. Her dilemma is that she is an anachronistic figure who clings "frantically to another time and place." Tradition, the main cause of Amanda's obliviousness to changes in society, is as important to her as her relationship with reality. Her faith in the "gentleman caller" tradition not only results in a failed marriage but also leads to the disastrous meeting between Jim and Laura.
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Outlook 2013
- Introduction: A Top-Level Look at the Future of Federal Medicine
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The IHS Mission, in partnership with American Indian and Alaska Native people, is to raise their physical, mental, social and spiritual health to the highest level.
The focus of the Indian Health Service (IHS) during the past few years has been to change and improve the organization so it can better meet its mission. IHS focuses on direct delivery of healthcare services for approximately 2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives in 35 states through a network of more than 600 hospitals, clinics and health stations managed by IHS, tribal or urban Indian health programs. The population that IHS serves suffers from significant health disparities, and IHS delivers care under very challenging circumstances in mostly rural areas and with limited resources. However, progress has been made in IHS reform efforts over the past few years.
One of the most remarkable signs of progress has been increases to the IHS budget to address the growing need for services. Since 2008, the IHS budget has increased by 29% overall, with targeted increases in priority areas. For example, funding for referrals to the private sector through the IHS Contract Health Services Program has increased by 46% and has resulted in some facilities being able to pay for care beyond emergent priorities. As a result, access to needed care is increasing, including services for preventive care, which will help reduce overall costs in the future. While there is still a significant demand for services, these funding increases have helped increase access to basic healthcare.
Our focus on changing and improving the IHS during the past few years is necessary to ensure that we meet the needs of our patients and use federal resources efficiently and effectively. Input gathered in 2009 revealed the need for improvements in how IHS conducts business operations and ensures the delivery of quality healthcare. IHS has used a framework of four agency priorities to guide our efforts to change and improve IHS. These priorities are used in everyday discussions of agency activities, serve as priority goals for the overall organizational performance metrics and are used as a framework to monitor and communicate progress and outcomes.
Strengthening Partnership with Tribes
Our first agency priority is to renew and strengthen our partnership with tribes. This priority is founded on our belief that the only way to improve the health of our communities is to work in partnership with them. We have seen evidence throughout our system that we accomplish more when we work in partnership with the communities we serve.
President Obama issued a Memorandum on Tribal Consultation in 2009 that directed all federal agencies to develop plans to consult with tribes. IHS has had a tribal consultation policy since1997, and we are focusing on improvements to the IHS tribal consultation process based on tribal recommendations. These improvements include better communication about consultation activities, listening sessions in all 12 IHS areas each year, increased participation in tribal meetings, a new website with updates on consultation activities, participation in over 400 tribal delegation meetings and national Tribal Consultation Summits to provide a forum for Tribes to provide input.
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Mr. BBQ's Valentine's Day Dinner Menu. Here's the complete menu for producing a flavorful and memorable Valentine's Day meal for the one(s) you love. And...it's pretty healthy too!
●Appetizer---grilled bacon wrapped asparagus spears
●Libation---Smokin' Love Potion
●Main dish: Grilled Swordfish with
2 tsp. oregano
2 tsp. chopped cilantro
1 tsp. minced garlic
1 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. chili powder
6 tbls. orange juice
2 tbsp. lime juice
vegetable oil-for brushing
Put all ingredients-except vegetable oil into a food
processor and blend into a paste.
Lightly brush swordfish with oil, grill over medium
heat 4-5 minutes per side. Brush with
Remove swordfish from the grill, brush with remaining
paste and serve.
●Salad or steamed vegetable
●Chocolate Truffle for dessert
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From the President
Fall 2006
As always, this issue of Hofstra Horizons presents thought-provoking works of scholarship by our faculty that represent the range of disciplines studied at Hofstra University. These works bring current issues to life, link scholarly pursuits to our everyday concerns, and allow us to see how art and literature connect to our society and history.
Dr. Kimberly Gilbert's piece, "Reflections on the Autism Spectrum," illustrates in a personal way the struggle of families affected by autism, and explains how the Psychological Evaluation Research and Counseling Clinic at the Joan and Arnold Saltzman Community Services Center assists such families. Dr. Gregory Kershner looks at how Victorian bourgeois sensibility collides with eroticism in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Dr. Jenny Roberts, an assistant professor in the Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Department, considers how the growing number of children adopted internationally may be at risk for language delays, while Law School Professor Janet Dolgin asks what it means to be a person in an essay titled "What's an Embryo?: The Debate About Human Embryonic Stem Cells."
The best scholarship investigates the past, examines the present and illuminates the future. These timely examples of faculty work allow us to glimpse the issues they study, and in turn, to better understand the issues of the day.
Our faculty are at the heart of Hofstra University, and their relationships with our students and our community are paramount to our success as a leading institution of higher education. I thank these four scholars for their contributions to Hofstra Horizons, and hope you gain insight from their work.
Stuart Rabinowitz


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fekker Wrote:Linux - No Playback Support, you could use it to add/remove/search for items, but playback will not work
- Linux Playback is not supported and will not be unless Microsoft makes Silverlight for Linux, or Netflix uses something else. There are no workarounds.
Have you tried using Novell's Moonlight to get this running on Linux as well? I have never used Moonlight before and don't know how good it works but it might be worth a try.


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The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
Learn more
Registration Deadlines (see registration directions)Fall 2013: Monday, September 9, 2013Spring 2014: Monday, February 3, 2014
Program Details
About the Internship Notation Program Eligibility Benefits of the Internship Notation Program How to Register FAQs Additional Internship Resources
About the Internship Notation Program (INP)
The Internship Notation Program is Dickinson's official way of recognizing an internship. The program runs in the fall, spring, or summer terms. While enrolled in the INP, students attend their internships and complete a corresponding reflective component.
After successfully completing the Internship Notation Program (INP) while interning, the internship site name will appear on the student's transcript as course number INTR 7xx.
Several academic disciplines allow or require the internship notation program to fulfill their majors' graduation requirements, including Policy Studies (Law & Policy and Policy Management), Environmental Studies, Women's & Gender Studies, and Archaeology (for those not doing excavation fieldwork), International Business & Management, and the Health Studies Certificate program.
The Internship Notation Program includes:
· four reflective papers/assignments spread over the semester or summer· a brief online pre- and post-assessment· periodic timesheets
All components are submitted online through Gateway and the Career Center will support you throughout the experience.
· Internships must be at least 8 weeks and 80 hours in length.· Open to matriculated students in any year, major, or industry.· Must be pre-professional work experiences that enhance your knowledge about an industry or organization.· Internships should involve exposure to the mission, vision and values of the organization, working on projects that encourage practical application of skills and teach about the industry through activities such as attendance at conferences and/or meetings, being mentored, etc. · Internships must be registered by the deadlines listed above, unless otherwise negotiated with the Career Center.· Internships must occur over the course of an academic semester or summer.
* Please review the Internship Notation Program Policies.
Benefits of the Internship Notation Program
· Receive official college recognition of your internship. The internship will be documented on your official transcript at INTR 7xx.· Ensure that you are covered by the college's liability insurance while you are interning.· Receive support from the Career Center during your internship.· Reflect on your experience while you do it, leading to better defined career and personal goals.· Learn to effectively articulate your experience on your resume and when you interview for future internships, jobs, or graduate/professional school.
Register for the Internship Notation Program
Log in to Gateway and click the "Student Forms" tab. The internship registration form will be listed as one of your available forms on the left-hand menu. You should only complete the registration form if:
1. you have already secured an internship, and2. you have read the Internship Notation Program Policies
You will know that the registration is submitted correctly and successfully because you will receive an automatically generated confirmation via email.
Where have Dickinson students interned?Why should I register for the INP? When should I register? How do I register? After registering, what else is involved with the INP? Do I get a grade? Can I get credit? My site says I have to get credit. What do I do? What is the Research Experience Notation (REXP)?
Q. Where have Dickinson students interned A. Students have completed the INP at internship sites across the country and the world. For information and ideas, you can read student intern profiles and blogs and view a list of past internship sites.
Back to FAQs
Q. Why should I register for the INP? A. To grow personally and professionally, to receive official College recognition, and/or to fulfill a requirement. The reflective component of the INP guides students in their professional development and career exploration so that they are more prepared for their next step (another internship, grad school, or a job).
Q. When should I register?. A. You should register BEFORE you start the internship. Registration for the INP must occur at the beginning of the internship (usually at the beginning of the semester). Then, while you complete the internship, you also do the reflective work. There are deadlines in place for each semester and summer.
The program is set up so you do the internship and the reflections at the same time. We cannot grant notations retroactively. Check registration deadlines each semester.
Q. How do I register? A. Through the Student Forms tab in Gateway. The INP registration form will be listed as one of the available forms on the left-hand menu.
Q. After registering, what else is involved with the INP?A. Throughout the internship, the Career Center guides you through the Program and reflective component.
You will complete four short reflective assignments that are progressive in nature. The reflective assignments are focused on YOU; they are designed to help you think critically about your experience and allow you to better explain what you learned and how/why it was useful to you. The reflections lead to better defined career and personal goals and help you to better articulate your experience to future employers and graduate/professional schools.
All assignments are submitted through Gateway (there are no required face-to-face meetings).
Q. Do I get a grade? A. No. There is no credit involved, so you will not get a grade. The INTR 7xx notation will be placed on your transcript upon successful completion of the internship and reflective component.
If your department requires or accepts participation in the INP as part of a graduation requirement, the Career Center will send a full report to the department chair at the end of each term.
If you do not successfully complete the internship or the reflective component/requirements of the INP, you will not receive the notation.
Q. Can I get credit? A. The Internship Notation Program is the preferred method for registering your internship. However, credit may available in a few circumstances:
Study Abroad: Some study abroad programs integrate internships with an Intercultural Seminar or independent study, while others allow for the Internship Notation Program. If participating in a study abroad program (including The Washington Center or NYC-Baruch Program), check with a Center for Global Study and Engagement coordinator about internship options.
Independent study: Some majors allow students to complete an independent study in conjunction with an internship experience. Students receive credit and a grade for the academic component of the independent study. If you are interested in this option, contact Amity Fox at email@example.com .
Q. The internship site says I have to get credit for this internship. What do I do? A. You can confidently tell the employer that you are able to register the internship with your college. So… You should apply! We work with the you and employer to ensure requirements are met and the required/necessary paperwork is completed.
Send an email to Amity Fox (email@example.com) with the following information:
· Your name, email, phone number, major, and class year · Name of employer & full contact information (person's name, title, address, phone number, email address) · Status with internship (submitting application, interviewing, or offered position) · An overview of the internship (position description or a link to the internship, idea of start- & end-dates, hours)
The Research Experience Notation is different from the Internship Notation Program in that the principal activity and focus of the research experience is original investigation designed to create new knowledge in a recognized field of inquiry.
The Research Experience transcript notation is intended to provide formal documentation of non-credit scholarly scientific research experiences that take place during the summer under the supervision of a professional researcher at Dickinson or at another institution. Examples include student-faculty research with a Dickinson faculty member (on campus or at a field site), or participation in a summer research project at another research organization (typically a college or university, private research foundation, etc.).
Upon successful completion of a research experience and corresponding departmental component (overseen by the department chair and supported by the Career Center), documentation is placed on the official transcript through the REXP 7xx course number.
Students register for the REXP notation through the Student Forms tab in Gateway. For more information , please click here.
If you have questions about this designation, please contact Amity Fox (firstname.lastname@example.com ) in the Career Center.
Additional Internship Resources
Intern Blogs & Profiles Dickinson Internship Grants DickinsonConnect Job and Internship Postings Summer Housing
For additional questions, contact Amity Fox, Internship Coordinator, at 717-245-1740 or email@example.com


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Mad River Valley Energy Series
Tuesday, September 20, 7PM at Big Picture Theater & Café in Waitsfield. Free.
Contact Info:
- 802-496-8994
- Event Website
Seven Days Says:
The Mad River Valley Planning District focuses on alternative energy — specifically, residential and community solar projects — in the second of a five-part series.


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Stop Press!! We're postponing! Exciting News afoot!
Tuesday, June 14th, 2011
As you know CHEF:FIELD was booked in the foodie calender for the 2nd July…
We had a fabulous response from Yorkshire producers and makers etc… and we also have on board the very fabulous TV chef and famed forager Stephanie Moon for this foodie series.
A couple more exciting developments have occurred and as a result our timing and schedule has changed – resulting for us to make the quick fire decision to whip our series of tasting halls to star in December festivities on Kelham Island.
Updates will be made via this blog… and in the meantime we'll be bringing to you our best foodie observations – and we welcome any suggestions for the tasting halls… and of course if you know anyone – or indeed are someone who wants to get involved… get in touch quick smart!!
For everyone asking about tickets – stay very tuned – as we'll be releasing tickets in the autumn – and also squeezing out the excitement of our news over the coming months…
Don't forget – in the meantime – you can still experience our fab foodie delights at The Pop Up Dining Hall at The Chimney House… our latest feasting shots are right here! Flying the flag for Yorkshire food all the way!
Thanks to every single one of you, suppliers, farmers, chefs, producers, makers, Twitter fans, FB fans and everyone else who has unquestioningly supported us right from the word go… You are FAB!!
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All of the highlights from day eight at New York Fashion Week SS14.
Proenza Schouler Spring 2013 collection from New York Fashion Week
the highlights from the catwalks on day five at London Fashion Week.
See all the highlights from day six of Milan Fashion Week SS14.
We take a look at all of the highlights from the final day of Paris Fashion Week SS14.
Fashion Labels
Alexander McQueen's genius lay in knowing how to stir up emotion and feeling from a cut of fabric.
Giorgio Armani has been acclaimed as the most successful designer to come out of Italy.
One mention of Chanel brings to mind elegance, sophistication and an ageless quality.
The Calvin Klein label blurs the distinction between masculine and feminine fashions.
Yves Saint Laurent's biggest legacy was making it acceptable for women to wear trousers.
American fashion house Ralph Lauren doesn't just sell clothes; it sells an aspirational lifestyle.
Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana favours bright colours, clashing patterns and animal prints.
Versace has established itself as one of the world's leading fashion houses.


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So sweet. Cupcake pockets are a feature on this sleeveless, empire waist jumper with matching diaper cover. Zipper located on back. 97% cotton, 3% spandex. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Be cute as a cupcake in the 'Sweetie Cashmiracle Wrap' from Frankie & Johnny. Delicious cupcake and doughnut embroidery in sweet spots. Feel absolutely luxurious in the cozy fleece polyester fabric blend.


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