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Bielema leaving Wisconsin for Arkansas
"I was very surprised when Bret told me he was taking the offer from Arkansas," said Alvarez, Wisconsin's athletic director and former coach. "He did a great job for us during his seven years as head coach, both on the field and off. I want to thank him for his work and wish him the best at Arkansas."By: By Kury Voight, AP Sports Writer, Superior Telegram


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Ask a Veteran
These Museum staffers and volunteers once served their country in the armed forces. Now they serve in a different way.
- By Rebecca Maksel
- AirSpaceMag.com, November 10, 2011
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When the generals in the Pentagon wanted to see what was going on in Vietnam, they called on men like Carl C. Hansen. Hansen was part of a special unit trained in motion picture and still photography. Teams from the Department of the Army Special Photographic Office (DASPO), based at Fort Shafter in Hawaii, would spend three months in Vietnam and other parts of Southeast Asia, before returning stateside to await their next assignment.
Hansen documented the Tet Offensive, President Nixon's visit to a combat zone, and the arrival of the first National Guard Unit in Vietnam. Sometimes his work was mundane: He once shot a documentary on which boots best prevented jungle rot. And other times it was heartbreaking, such as when he recorded the daily tasks of the Combat Field Mortuary. "Shooting the mortuary story was the toughest thing I had to do," he recalls. "About 385 bodies a week were going through there. And we were documenting how the mortuary ran. It was very intense for quite a few weeks."
Hansen had no intention of becoming a filmmaker. As a young boy on the eastern plains of Montana, he'd considered becoming an architect. The Army had other plans, and offered the 18-year-old a slot in its film school at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. "It was excellent training," he says. "As far as I'm concerned, I came out of there with the equivalent of a college degree."
Once in Vietnam, "We had very, very little supervision," says Hansen. "Our film was flown from Vietnam back to the Pentagon, and we didn't see the results quite often for months." It was a different way to work. "You didn't get to participate in producing the final product, and you didn't have the opportunity to learn from your mistakes," he says. "It was so far from the time when you shot it and when you actually saw it, you couldn't go out and reshoot. That was the frustrating part of the way the organization was set up. But it was interesting; everything I did was interesting."
After leaving the Army in 1970, Hansen went to the University of Montana, worked on a couple of newspapers, and was a motion picture photographer for NBC News. In 1985 he was offered a position as a photographer at the Smithsonian's Tropical Research Institute in Panama. He stayed there for seven years before transferring to Washington, D.C. to become chief of photography at the Natural History Museum. He eventually became director of Smithsonian Photographic Services, overseeing not only the photography branches of three museums and Smithsonian-wide events, but also curating 3 million of the Institution's photographs.
In 2007, his professional career came full circle when he was walking through the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center and realized a photograph on display looked extremely familiar: It was one he had taken as a 19-year-old private in Vietnam.
Carl C. Hansen stands next to a photograph he took in 1969 in Vietnam as part of the Army Special Photographic Office. The image is on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.
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Thank you for your service Mr. Cochran. "P-51s, Cadillacs of the sky!", From the movie, Empire of the Sun. My favorite from WWII is Bud Anderson's "Old Crow" and the Korean War Harlon Hain's
Posted by Steve Eveans on November 17,2011 | 07:22 PM
This was a really great idea. I had no idea that any of these people served our country and it is an honor to work with them – some closer than others.
Posted by D. Blair on November 21,2011 | 10:22 AM
The docents I've had the pleasure to tour with, from Silver Hill to Udvar-Hazy to downtown, are always high points of the tours. The comments and insights, especially of the veterans and their experiences, make return trips all the more worthwhile. My thanks go out to them for their service in the military and to the museum.
Posted by Norm Samuelson on December 1,2011 | 07:35 PM
I love you, Uncle Paul!
Posted by Holly Cochran on December 21,2011 | 09:20 PM
Paul is a super unique person. He can really tell it like it was since he was there.
Thanks dear Paul for your service to our country.
Love, Your favorite sister-in-law
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Summer concert series at Short Pump Town Center starts Thursday
Citizen Staff Reports 06/18/12
National recording artist Toad the Wet Sprocket kicks-off the Summer Concert Series at Short Pump Town Center on Thursday, June 21 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the main plaza. Toad the Wet Sprocket was one of the most successful alternative rock bands in the early 90s. The band achieved fame with their album "Fear" (released in 1991) and the singles "All I Want" and "Walk on the Ocean" reached the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The Summer Concert Series will continue every Thursday night until August 16. Admission is free. Town center retailers will offer giveaways and a $500 Short Pump Town Center gift card will be given away at each concert. The series schedule: June 28 – The Fredds July 5 – Venture Rays July 12 – Pat O'Brien & The Wrest July 19 – 80z Enuff July 26 – The Slack Family August 2 – Broke by Sunday August 9 – Hangin with Stogie August 16 – E3 Visit http://www.shortpumpmall.com for details. |
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Citizen Staff Reports 12/16/2013
Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
A decline in blood donations is typical during the winter months as people become busy with holiday activities and travel. Patient needs remain steady, however, making it important for people to visit a VBS donor site or mobile drive to give blood. > Read more.
Varina's Big Toy parade to help usher in holiday season
In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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It's the final weekend before Christmas – but it doesn't have to be a nightmare! Relax with half-a-million twinkling lights, enjoy Theatre IV on Tour's production of "A Christmas Carol" or experience the 11th annual "Miracle of Christmas – Live at the Metro Richmond Zoo." Another way to relax before the Big Day is with a good book. You can find a vast array of books, covering many genres, and meet authors at the Celebrate with a Book event on Saturday. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Henrico students star in 'Nutcracker'
A number of Henrico students are performing in the Richmond Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, which runs through Dec. 23. Pictured above, left to right are: back row – Elizabeth Sjovald (Mother Ginger), Deema Meguid, Maya Link (Mogi top) and Sophie Rounds (Mother Ginger) and front row – Sarah Echols (Chinese) and Carter Echols (Chinese). > Read more.
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Syncope Walker, 1973, Occas. Pap. Mus. Nat. Hist. Univ. Kansas, 20: 1. Type species: Syncope antenori Walker, 1973, by original designation.
Silent Frogs (Frank and Ramus, 1995, Compl. Guide Scient. Common Names Amph. Rept. World: 93).
Eastern versant of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
Formerly in the New World component of Microhylinae; Frost, Grant, Faivovich, Bain, Haas, Haddad, de Sá, Channing, Wilkinson, Donnellan, Raxworthy, Campbell, Blotto, Moler, Drewes, Nussbaum, Lynch, Green, and Wheeler, 2006, Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., 297: 225, did not address this taxon in their study, and they removed Syncope from any subfamily pending resolution of its phylogenetic placement. Van der Meijden, Vences, Hoegg, Boistel, Channing, and Meyer, 2007, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 44: 1017-1030, did not address this taxon. Pyron and Wiens, 2011, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 61: 543-583, assigned this taxon to Gastrophryninae without comment.
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Choosing where to place new Contacts
If you're using more than one cloud service for contacts on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch—such as accounts for work and personal contacts—then you probably want to make sure that you're creating any new contacts in the proper address book. In your Settings app, under Mail, Contacts, Calendars an option should appear in the "Contacts" section whenever you have more than one account configured for contact sync, allowing you to choose the default account where any new contacts you create should be placed. This will work for any contacts that you create from other iOS applications as well as contacts created in the Contacts app when more than one address book is selected. See Setting default account for new Contacts for more information.
Setting up Mail Notifications for individual accounts
If you use both work and personal e-mail accounts on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, iOS 6 has introduced a useful feature allowing you to now configure your notifications separately for each of your accounts, along with separate notification settings for your VIP list. To set this up, simply go into the Notification section of your iOS Settings app, and choose the "Mail" option, where you should see an entry for each of your configured e-mail accounts as well as for your VIP list; selecting an entry will take you to the standard iOS notification settings, allowing you to customize whether notifications appear in the Notification Center and/or the lock screen, choose to show badges, banners or alerts, and set a new mail notification sound for that particular account. This feature is particularly useful when combined with the VIP list as you can limit high priority alert sounds and lock screen notifications to only e-mails from your important contacts.
Setting up a VIP list in Mail
If you receive a lot of e-mail, it's important to be able to quickly filter out the important messages from the chaff. iOS 6 introduced a new VIP list feature that allows you to create a list of your important contacts that can then be used to prioritize notifications and filter your inbox to only see mail from those Very Important People. You can easily add a contact to your VIP list by tapping on the From address in an e-mail message and selecting the "Add to VIP" button at the bottom of the contact card. Once you have one or more entries in your VIP list, a new "VIP" virtual folder will appear in the Mail app right below the Inbox which you can access to display only the messages received from those who are on the list. VIP contacts are also indicated by a star beside each message, in place of the blue dot for unread messages, or as a hollowed-out star for read items. As an added bonus, if you're syncing your Contacts using iCloud, your VIP list will also sync with your other iOS 6 devices and Macs running OS X Mountain Lion.
Display Owner Contact Info on Lock Screen
Although iOS doesn't specifically provide an "Owner Information" feature, if you're concerned about losing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch you can easily create your own version simply by using a custom lock screen wallpaper. Simply take your favourite wallpaper image and load it up in Photoshop or a similar image editing tool, and add whatever text you want, such as a name or contact number. Be sure to place the text within the general center area of the image so that it doesn't get obscured by the lock screen banners and controls, and then save the file, transfer it into your iOS Photo library via either iTunes or simply e-mailing it to yourself, and set it as your lock screen wallpaper. An elegant but simple solution that allows you to get as creative as you want and displays your contact information front-and-center.
Changing the iPad switch function
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The physical hardware switch located in the top-right corner of the iPad and iPad mini has had a somewhat checkered past; while it now defaults to being a mute button, when the original iPad was first released with iOS 3.2 the button was actually used only as an orientation lock, a behaviour that remained in place until iOS 4.2 permanently changed it back to a mute function and then iOS 4.3 gave users a choice. Out of the box, the button works in the same way as on the iPhone and iPod touch—muting all alert sounds such as mail and calendar notifications. Unlike the iPhone and iPod touch, however, you can actually reassign the function of this button to an orientation lock, useful for using your iPad to read or watch videos when lying on your side in bed, for example. To do this, simply go into the Settings app on your iPad, choose General and look for the section labelled "Use Side Switch to" and choose your preferred function. A button can also be found on the multitasking/widget bar that will automatically be set to the other option, so if you choose to reassign the Lock Rotation function to the switch, the widget bar will contain a Mute button.
Keep in mind as well that the "Mute" option—regardless of whether it's assigned to the switch or the button bar—mutes alert sounds, which are separate from other sounds such as music and video playback. Similarly, turning down the volume using the buttons on the side of the iPad will not silence alerts such as push notifications, calendar alarms and new incoming mail messages.
Disabling Notifications for Individual Passbook Passes
Apple's Passbook app is great for letting you store a digital wallet for everything from your Starbucks card to your airline boarding pass, and by default includes location- and time-based notifications, allowing passes to come up automatically when you're near your favourite store or your event is about to start. While you can easily turn these notifications off globally via Settings, Notifications in the way as for any other iOS app, what happens if you prefer to receive notifications from certain important passes—such as your airline ticket—while preventing notifications from appearing when you happen to walk by a local movie theatre? The good news is that you can do this right on the pass itself—simply open Passbook, select the pass, and tap the small "i" button in the bottom right corner to virtually flip the pass around and display additional details. Among these will be a Show on Lock Screen option which you can toggle off to prevent that particular pass from displaying time- and location-based notifications.
Resetting the Advertising Identifier in iOS 6.1
Since the release of iOS 6.0 last fall, Apple has gradually begun changing the rules for in-app advertising and device identification, transitioning developers to a new "Advertising Identifier" in place of the older, permanent Universal Device Identifier (UDID). iOS 6.0 introduced the ability for users to opt out of this new form of tracking entirely via a rather obscure option tucked away at the bottom of the About screen in the Settings app. With iOS 6.1, users now have an additional option that can be found here—Reset Advertising Identifier—that can be used to generate a new, unique Advertising Identifier for your device. This can be useful for those users who may not mind targeted ads or other forms of device tracking but may wish to effectively "start over" with a new unique advertising ID.
Apple includes a "Learn More" link at the bottom to provide more information on this feature, explaining that advertising networks are not yet required to use the new iOS 6 Advertising Identifier feature, and hence the use of the word "Limit" rather than "Disable" or "Opt-out," suggesting that it will not yet completely eliminate ad tracking, but it's definitely a step in the right direction if you're concerned about this. Apple has begun transitioning developers away from using the UDID, and is expected to prevent third-party access to it entirely at some point, requiring developers to use the new user-controlled Advertising Identifier if they still wish to identify specific devices in their apps.
Removing downloaded iTunes Match tracks in iOS 6.1
If you're an iTunes Match user, you may be happy to know that with yesterday's release of iOS 6.1, Apple has returned the ability to not only download individual tracks from iCloud on-demand, but also to manually remove specific tracks or even entire albums and artists from your local device storage. Although this capability was present in iOS 5.x, it disappeared with the release of iOS 6.0 for unknown reasons. Now in iOS 6.1, however, if you're low on capacity and want to free up some additional space by removing your downloaded tracks, simply choose a track, album or artist from the appropriate listing and swipe left-to-right to bring up a "Delete" button. The local copy of the track(s) will be removed from your device, but will remain available in your iCloud-based library for future access. Note that the delete button is only available when accessing song listings from outside of a playlist.
Be sure to check out our article, Instant Expert: Secrets & Features of iOS 6.1 for all the details.
Making Siri work again when it's "having a problem"
Siri can be a very useful virtual assistant, but unfortunately its reliance on Apple's servers to translate your requests means that it doesn't always work when you're on the fringes of network coverage or moving between a Wi-Fi and cellular network—such as when you're leaving the house. Further, Siri will generally only tell you that it's "having a problem" without being particularly helpful at explaining what it's problem actually is, but it's most often related to an error communicating with Apple's servers—due to either a poor network connection on your end, or a problem on Apple's. It's also not uncommon for Siri to get hung up on a bad connection and refuse to handle requests even after your device has returned to a good network connection and everything should otherwise be working fine. If you notice that Siri is repeatedly not responding to requests even though you have a good connection, you can easily give it a nudge simply by toggling Airplane Mode ON on your device, waiting a few seconds, and then toggling it back OFF to reset your network connection, toggling Siri itself off and back on again, or in a worst-case scenario, simply turning your device off and back on. We've had more luck flipping either Siri or the phone on and off than using Airplane Mode, as there is clearly a bug that's specifically hanging the Siri app. While these are not ideal solutions, they can help get Siri up and running again in a minute as opposed to thinking that it simply isn't working for an hour.
Archiving or Deleting Messages in Mail
If you're using a Gmail or iCloud account in the iOS Mail app, you actually have the option of choosing to have the standard Trashcan button either delete messages or archive them. While the default behaviour for the button can be configured in the Mail account settings to archive instead of delete—in which case it will display as an archive bin rather than a trashcan—you can also override the behaviour on a per-use basis simply by tapping and holding your finger on the button for about a second; a pop-up menu will appear with both Delete and Archive options available. This works when viewing an individual message as well as when performing an archive or delete operation on multiple messages. Of course, this won't work if the messages you're working with are already in your iCloud Archive or Gmail All Mail folder, and sadly it also isn't available for other types of Mail accounts—even if you have an Archive folder in your mailbox.
Quickly accessing Drafts in Mail
You're probably already aware that you can save any partially-composed e-mail messages as drafts in the iOS Mail app—these messages go to a "Drafts" folder on your device and you can find them there simply by accessing it via your folder list. However, iOS 6 adds a cool new hidden feature that allows you to access any of your draft messages more quickly, right when composing a new message. Simply tap and hold on the Compose button in the bottom right of the Mail app and a quick list of all available drafts in your mailbox will appear, along with a button at the top to create a new message should you choose to do that instead. You can even swipe-to-delete from here to remove any drafts that you no longer need.
Temporary Location Sharing in Find My Friends
Apple's Find My Friends is a useful app for sharing your location with close friends and family members, but it can also be used for temporarily sharing your location with groups of people that you may not want tracking for on a normal basis, such as when travelling with friends or coordinating a meetup somewhere.
To share your location temporarily, simply download and install the Find My Friends app, sign in with your Apple ID and password and then choose the "Temporary" button from the bottom menu bar. From here you can add the addresses of your temporary sharing group and specify when you want location sharing with this group to end. You can even setup more than one temporary location sharing group, and as an added bonus, Find My Friends provides quick links for sending an iMessage to the entire group. When an event expires, it will simply disappear from the list, along with any users who were added as part of that group.
Using a stronger passcode on your iOS device
By now most iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users are probably aware that you can configure a four-digit passcode on your device to protect it from unauthorized access. For more security-conscious users, however, iOS also provides the ability to use a longer, alphanumeric passcode. To set this up, simply go into the Settings app, and select General, Passcode Lock and toggle OFF the Simple Passcode option. When entering a new passcode, you will be presented with the standard iOS alphanumeric keyboard instead of the simple numeric PIN pad, both for setting your passcode and for unlocking it when you access your device.
Receiving Message Notifications from only your Contacts
For certain services iOS 6 now allows you to restrict your alerts to only users that are already in your contact list. By default, new Messages, Game Center requests and Shared Photo Stream alerts will appear whenever anybody sends you a request or invitation using any of those services, however if you find yourself getting bombarded with alerts from total strangers you can easily turn these off now with a quick trip over to the Notifications section in your Settings app. Simply choose the appropriate service—Messages, Photos and Game Center all support this feature—and scroll down and choose "My Contacts Only" under the Show ... Alerts from heading. Note that this will not prevent you from receiving messages from any other user—they'll still be in the appropriate apps waiting for you—but you won't receive an alert unless the sender is already in your iOS Contacts.
Using Do Not Disturb in iOS 6
The iPhone has generally taken a very straightforward approach to handling alerts, eschewing complicated schedule and profile setups in favour of a simple hardware Ring/Silent switch, a practice also somewhat followed with the iPad. The idea here is simple: Leave the switch in the "ring" position when you want to hear sounds and move it to the "silent" position when you want alerts to either vibrate or make no sound at all. Unfortunately, while easy this approach has had its limitations: Even in "silent' mode your iPhone will vibrate in most cases, and the screen will light up when notifications and alerts come in. In iOS 6 Apple has addressed this by creating a true "Do Not Disturb" feature that can be toggled on demand and/or set to a daily schedule. At its most basic, turning on Do Not Disturb is simply a matter of going into your iPhone Settings app and toggling the option found there. When enabled, your device will suppress all alert notifications—sounds, vibrations and screen illumination—whenever the screen is already off; calls will be sent directly and quietly to voicemail and notification messages will stack up on the lock screen without waking up your device's screen. By taking a quick trip into your Settings app and selecting Notifications, Do Not Disturb, you can also configure your iPhone to automatically enable this mode based on a daily schedule and determine which phone calls will still be permitted to ring through.
Note that alarms set in the Clock app will still sound even when Do Not Disturb is enabled. Also, notifications and phone calls are handled normally when you're actually using your device (i.e. if the screen is on), regardless of the Do Not Disturb setting.
Enabling Parental Controls in iBooks
With the release of iOS 6, Apple has expanded its parental controls feature to encompass iBooks content, albeit in a more limited fashion than for other types of content. While a mandatory rating system does not exist for books, options can be found under Settings, General, Restrictions to disable access to the iBookstore entirely or simply prevent the downloading of books containing explicit sexual content. The first option allows access to the iBooks app for reading existing content while preventing users from purchasing or downloading any new iBooks directly on their device. Disabling explicit sexual content will disallow purchasing, previewing and sharing any books marked as containing explicitly sexual content—the buy and sample buttons will be disabled, no sharing link will appear, and a generic book image will be displayed in the iBookstore rather than the original book's cover image. With iBooks 2.2 and higher these controls will also hide any explicit books already stored on the device.
Reordering iOS Calendars
Although iOS 6 still doesn't allow you to reorder the individual calendars on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch directly, there is a handy workaround if you're syncing with iCloud. Simply log into your account on the iCloud web site at http://www.icloud.com and select your Calendar from the list of options that appear. In the web-based calendar list you will be able to drag and drop calendars to reorder them and changes made here will propagate to your iOS devices. If you're using OS X Mountain Lion you can do the same thing from the Calendars app, but OS X Lion users will likely find that changes to the calendar order in iCal don't always sync to your device properly, so doing this from the iCloud.com web calendar is generally the more reliable option. Further, this is the only option available to Windows users, as the calendar ordering in Microsoft Outlook does not sync to iCloud at all.
Limiting Cellular Data usage in iOS 6
Perhaps in part to save users from receiving frighteningly large bills for cellular data usage, Apple has traditionally limited many of iOS' higher-bandwidth features to Wi-Fi connections only. Examples of such restrictions include iCloud Photo Stream, the 50MB download limit for the iTunes and App Stores and until recently, FaceTime. In iOS 6, Apple has started to loosen some of these restrictions, allowing users to choose to allow certain services to use a cellular connection. These include iCloud Documents, iTunes (for iTunes Match and automatic store downloads), FaceTime, Passbook and Safari Reading List, and the controls to toggle cellular data off or on for each can be found both in their respective sections in the Settings app (e.g. iCloud, Safari, FaceTime) as well as in a single list under General, Cellular. Toggling the option OFF for a given service will limit it to transferring data only when a Wi-Fi connection is available. FaceTime can only be used via a cellular data connection on the iPhone 4S/5 and the third-generation or later iPad models. Also, while the main iCloud Photo Stream is still limited to Wi-Fi, Shared Photo Streams will work over a cellular data connection and cellular use can't be disabled without turning off the Shared Photo Streams feature entirely.
Note that the default setting for most of these services is ON, so you may want to double-check that they're off if you have a more limited data plan.
Hiding Purchased Books in iBooks 3
iBooks 3 introduces a new Purchased Books feature that gathers all of a user's iBooks that have been purchased from the iBookstore into a single collection for quick and easy access, allowing books not already on the device to be easily downloaded from iCloud at the tap of a finger. For users who may not want to see some or all of their purchases right in the iBooks app, however, the good news is that you can either turn this feature off entirely, or selectively hide individually purchased items from the Purchased Books collection. To disable the collection entirely, simply go into the iBooks section in your iOS Settings app and toggle off the option to Show All Purchases; the Purchased Books collection will disappear entirely, although you can still download your purchases via the iBookstore as you could in prior versions of iBooks.
On the other hand, if you simply want to hide one or more specific items from your previous purchases, you can go into your iTunes Store account, using iTunes on your computer, and hide it from the Purchased section in there. This works in much the same way as it does for apps, described in our Ask iLounge article on Deleting unwanted apps from iCloud.
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Happy New Year, and welcome back to UB! As we settle into a new academic semester and prepare to launch new courses, projects, and initiatives across campus, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on our extraordinary progress together over the past year, as well as the exciting course we've charted for the coming year.
2012 was a remarkable year for UB on all fronts, bringing more of the world's best faculty, staff, and students to our university community; international distinction for our researchers and students; major educational initiatives like the Finish in Four program and the launch of new Undergraduate Academies in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability; state-of-the-art academic buildings opening on all three campuses; and major progress moving forward with our plans for the relocation of the medical school downtown.
Consider how much has happened at UB in just the past month alone:
· We launched new research and clinical enterprises like the Institute for Person-Centered Care, the first of its kind in the United States, which is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the frail, chronically ill and other vulnerable patients.
· We inaugurated innovative educational ventures like the Exports to Canada program, a collaborative economic development program that connects School of Management MBA student interns with local businesses to help increase their exports across the border.
· We celebrated a prestigious national undergraduate research fellowship in microbiology; the induction of three faculty as new Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science; and the appointment of three faculty as SUNY Distinguished Professor, the highest faculty rank accorded in the system.
· We applauded extraordinary achievements by members of our extended university community, including President Obama's recent recognition of UB alumnus and Buffalo business leader Norman McCombs with the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, the U.S. government's highest honor for technological achievement.
· We earned national acclaim for the innovation and impact of our research, such as the model provided by the new Clinical and Translational Research Center downtown, and the Environmental Protection Agency's recent recognition of the Larkin District planning team, which includes graduate students from the UB School of Architecture and Planning, for its work in rebuilding a declining industrial site into a thriving, revitalized urban village.
And that was just what we accomplished in December!
These are the kind of high-impact, far-reaching achievements and contributions we've made throughout 2012. They embody the growing scope and impact of our university as we continue to advance our vision of excellence.
As we make steady progress, the world is taking note. Recently, we earned the prestigious distinction of being named to the top 200 universities worldwide—in the company of the world's best research universities like Oxford, Cambridge, and the National University of Singapore. For the tenth year in a row, the University at Buffalo has been named among the top 20 institutions in the United States hosting international students. And as we continue to grow in stature, we also are earning notice for our commitment to ensuring a world-class UB education is an opportunity that is available to all with the talent and motivation to pursue it. Just last month, for example, UB was ranked by Kiplinger's as one of the most affordable universities in the nation.
Reputation may not be everything, but it is one key index of our growing success in pursuing our vision of excellence—and a reliable indicator that the word of our success is spreading. Continuing to elevate our university in excellence, impact, and stature is the guiding objective of our UB 2020 vision. We want the world to know about UB as a top destination for innovative research and discovery. We want UB to be a place where bright students flock because they know they will have opportunities they won't find anywhere else—including the opportunity to work directly with faculty at the cutting-edge of their fields. We want to make UB a worldwide mecca for arts, culture, and creativity, as well as an established global leader in health sciences education, research, and clinical care.
Through UB 2020, we have been making steady progress toward all of these goals, and toward our ultimate vision—to be recognized as one of the very best research universities in the nation and world. We are actively realizing this mission by building excellence, distinction, and impact in our research, education, engagement, and our physical environment.
As Provost Zukoski and I remarked with the launch of the Realizing UB 2020 initiative last fall, all of this provides us with a tremendous window of opportunity. As the next evolution of our vision, Realizing UB 2020 builds on the progress and momentum we have already achieved thus far and uses it as a springboard for taking our impact to the next level.
I thank you for all that you have contributed to UB's progress through your ideas, accomplishments, and hard work. And I urge you to continue to play an active role in shaping our course for the future as we steadily realize our ambitious vision to make UB recognized as one of the very best research universities in the nation and world. If you haven't already done so, I encourage you to read the first draft of the Realizing UB 2020 planning document and offer your input into this process.
I have every expectation that this momentum will continue to build in 2013—and we are already off to a very promising start. Best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year, and an enlightening and rewarding semester ahead.


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When he's in Oakland, Calif. or just about anywhere, Willie Brown is known as one of the greatest NFL football players of all times. But on Tuesday the Hall of Famer spent some time with folks who just know him as Willie. Brown (front right) visited with friends and family Tuesday at his brother David's Hall of Fame Restaurant in Little Yazoo.


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Benjamin Percy's extraordinary new thriller is a blend of alternate history and supernatural fiction that holds a mirror up to contemporary America to reflect its fears and biases. The antagonists here are not jihadists, though, but lycans: humans infected with a prion-based illness which has turned them into a creature something like a werewolf. These lycans have lived among regular humans since prehistoric times, and in 21st-century America are now a stigmatized subclass, forced to suppress their true nature pharmacologically.
In alternating chapters, Percy introduces the characters who are the major players in his novel's story: teenager Patrick Gamble, the sole survivor of the airplane attacks; Claire Forrester, a teenage lycan on the run from government agents who killed her parents; Chase Williams, the opportunistic conservative governor of Oregon who hopes to exploit fears engendered by the terrorist attack in his bid for the presidency; and Miriam, Claire's aunt, who has defected from the lycan resistance movement--headed by her husband--which takes credit for the terrorist attacks.
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> > > thanks camm, jae and the other people in the beowulf list! > > > > the problem with SCALAPACK: > > -there are some problems native to LAM. it worked fine with MPICH. > > > > Could you please elaborate here? We use scalapack 1.6 and lam 6.3.2 > Debian packages here without problem. As I maintain lam for Debian, > I'd be most interested in any incompatabilities you may find. > i am not certain about what the problems are since both SCALAPACK on lam 6.3.2 and SCALAPACK on mpich 1.2.0 worked. the scalapack i am using is the patched 1.6. however, i am insufficient information for you as of the moment. the problem however is that i compiled both LAM and SCALAPACK(ATLAS and LAPACK) from source. i encountered no compilation problems. i ran the xdlutimer test and loaded top on the other nodes to see if the jobs were being done. and i was right the jobs where being done. however, there are no results displayed. upon the recommendation of some people installed MPICH and bounded SCALAPACK with it instead and it worked fine with more or less the same config? strange. --------------------- william.s.yu at ieee.org I bought some used paint. It was in the shape of a house. -- Steven Wright
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TOPEKA, Kan. —
Planting Peace has waged a war against Westboro Baptist Church. It's weapon? A paintbrush.
The non-profit environmental conservation agency — which raises money for such endeavors as de-worming children in Haiti, according to its Facebook Page — has purchased a home in Topeka, Kan., across the street from the infamous church and painted it the colors of the gay pride flag.
Westboro is known to picket funerals of slain soldiers and other victims of tragedy and preach a message of hate against the gay community.
Members of the church picketed the funeral of Enid resident Chris Hake in 2008.
Planting Peace came across the property for sale on a whim of its founder, Aaron Jackson, when he was researching the church after seeing a young child countering the its homophobic message with a sign that read, "God Hates No One," according to the Huffington Post.
"I didn't know anything about the church or where they were located, but that story kept popping up. And one night I wondered, Where is this church? I got on Google Earth, and I was 'walking down the road,' and I did a 360 view. And I saw a 'For Sale' sign sitting in the front yard of a house. Right away it hit me, Oh my gosh, I could buy a house in front of the WBC! And immediately I thought: And I'm going to paint that thing the color of the pride flag."
Since the paint was applied to Equality House, the group has received a lot of honks from passing cars, the OK from the city of Topeka that it is not violating an ordinances, and thank-yous from a soldier who walked up to the door with a personal message, according to Planting Peace's Facebook Page.
"U.S. veterans keep coming to the door & thanking us. We are united against bigotry. Out of Many, Come One."
Organization officials also posted, "Shirley Phelps of the Westboro Baptist Church just waved & said she loved the colors... So we all blew her kisses."
Details provided by The Enid, OK, News and Eagle.
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Hello beautiful people.
Just wondering if you are allowed to make your own smoothie on Slimming World. Xx
Hello beautiful people.
Just wondering if you are allowed to make your own smoothie on Slimming World. Xx
You would have to syn it, fruit is free unless it is blended, puréed etc......
Ok. How do you find out the syns of blended fruit? Xx
They are in the lists in the back of your book or you can look them up on syns online
Instead of a smoothie, make a blended ice drink using sugar free cordial and ice cubes, there's such a variety of cordials available, I like panda summer fruits, its lovely xx
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It's just because I have a bag of frozen summer berries and don't know what to do with them. Xx
Or a breakfast sundae; layer muesli yogurt and berries in dish or put on weetabix or porridge.
i love frozen fruit and veg. summer berries are lovely, i slice them up and add them to yoghurt, or have slices on hexb crispbread with philly, i used to do hexb, philly and grapes, but im not so keen on grapes these days.
you could just snack on them? i cut watermelon up, and leave it in tubs to pick at when im hungry
mind you i had a smoothie today, my oh's mum got a nutriblast thing, and its such a powerful motor, so i put pineapple and watermelon with fat free yog in it for us to share, 3 syns worth. amazing xx
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The annual developers' conference FOSDEM will take place in Brussels on February 23 and 24, 2008. As a teaser, organizers of the open-source event have now placed interviews with some of the speakers online.
Among those surveyed is Bill Hoffman, one of the lead developers of the modern build system CMake, and Robin Rowe, who will present the Cinepaint software and talk about the use of Linux in the movie industry. Patrick Michaud will speak about his work on the Perl 6 compiler for Parrot.
Other papers in the FOSDEM '08 schedule are concerned with the programming languages PHP 6 and JRuby, and with software packaging using Klik, Packagekit and Conary. A Virtualization track contains talks on Xen, Virtualbox and OpenQRM, while the Web track looks at Mozilla's Prism and other topics.
The many Developer Rooms will be hives of activity, with prolonged work sessions scheduled for free software projects such as Debian, Gnome, KDE and OpenOffice. The event will be held at the Solbosch campus of Vrije Universiteit Brussel (the Free University of Brussels). Entry is free of charge.
This year, Linux Magazine is offering a special service for anyone who cannot make it to the event in person. A will broadcast all the papers given as part of the main track in the large auditorium. free, live video stream will broadcast all the papers given as part of the main track in the large auditorium.
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Stetson University: Viewpoint-Based Censorship of Student Magazine
Stetson University found itself involved in a FIRE case in November of 2005, when it censored a student publication based on the view-points expressed. While the case remains unresolved, FIRE press releases and the media expressed their concerns with what then-FIRE President David French referred to as, "Orwellian policies." The censorship of the campus publication, Common Sense, surrounded a joke that Jay Leno made on his television program The Tonight Show.
- "Stetson University Outlaws Jay Leno," December 8, 2005: Stetson University has announced that parody, "derogatory" or "demeaning" comments, and even jokes from The Tonight Show are out of bounds for its students. Stetson's chilling declarations came after FIRE protested the private Florida university's censorship of a student magazine.
- "Letter from Stetson University Attorney Mark G. Alexander to FIRE, November 21, 2005," November 21, 2005
- "FIRE Letter to Stetson University President H. Douglas Lee, November 2, 2005," November 2, 2005
- "Letter from Stetson University Senior Vice President James Beasley to 'Common Sense' Editor Frank Ganz, October 31, 2005," October 31, 2005
- "E-mail from Stetson University Cross Cultural Center Director Shelley Wilson to 'Common Sense' Advertiser, October 12, 2005," October 12, 2005
- "Jay Leno Joke from Stetson University Student Magazine 'Common Sense'," October 1, 2005:
- "Parody from Stetson University Student Magazine 'Common Sense'," October 1, 2005
- "Associated Press Article on Previous Case of Student Press Censorship at Stetson University, April 12, 2003," April 12, 2003:
Case Materials
- "Florida university censors magazine for Jay Leno joke,"
by Ricky Ribeiro, Student Press Law Center, January 25, 2006 - "Stetson shuts its mind to press freedom,"
by Mike Lafferty, Orlando Sentinel, December 23, 2005


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Monday, December 09, 2013
First mechanism-based drug design underway in kidney disease
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Tilt named professor emeritus in Medicine
Tilt completed his internship and residency at UAB and holds certification from the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Friday, November 08, 2013
Heudebert elected master by American College of Physicians
Assistant dean of Graduate Medical Education says election to post a "huge honor" for him professionally.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Diabetes doesn't mean kids have to skip Halloween
Friday, October 25, 2013
Tailored primary care programs good for vets, homeless
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
UAB cardiologist discusses data showing the flu shot reduces heart-event risk
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
Study says hormone therapy for menopausal women should be restricted by dose, time
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
Four join Division of Cardiovascular Disease
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
UAB professors named among 10 Smart Women
The women will be honored at the Fund's Smart Party event, a high-tech cocktail party and fundraiser benefitting The Women's Fund.
Friday, September 20, 2013
Singh first UAB researcher to garner funding from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute
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