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Calvin Klein Contradiction for Men 100ml EDT
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31 reviewsCalvin Klein Contradiction for men compliments the many dimensions of a modern man with a confident, masculine scent.
Blending a cool, crisp freshness with distinctive signature woods and spices, Calvin Klein Contradiction for men a fragrance features the sensual warmth of sheer exotic woods and clear, intoxicating spices.
Calvin Klein Contradiction for men combines top notes of lime, tangerine, clary sage and lavender with heart notes of spicy cardamom, coriander, nutmeg and pepper, rounded out by base notes of black gold, vetiver, sandal and musk.
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FCUK Original Mens 100ml EDT
Perfect for the discerning modern man who likes the finer things in life, the FCUK Original EDT set is designed to impress.
FCUK Original for Men is a seductive fragrance with top notes of rosemary, sangria, lavender and basil that evolve into a heart of sage, green peppercorn and tea leaves, rounded out by base notes of vanilla, ebony wood, black suede and patchouli.
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Calvin Klein Contradiction for Men 50ml EDT
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29 reviewsCalvin Klein Contradiction Men aftershave uses the same fresh scent as the signature Contradiction fragrance. A spicy, amber aroma, Contradiction blends notes of sandalwood, vetiver, nutmeg, lime and sage, along with amber and spices.
This One Direction Our Moment 50ml eau du parfum has a playful fragrance that any directioner will love.
The scent combines splashes of fresh fruit such as pink grapefruit and wild berries, along with fragrant jasmine petals and frangipani. Warm undertones of musk and patchouli complete the delightful smell, creating a scent that is sure to make you feel beautiful.
Chosen by the boys especially for their fans, this perfume is lively and fun just like One Direction. It also comes in a gorgeous pink bottle that will look great on your dressing table.
The 100ml perfume is also available, see item number 3WPVE.
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Paco Rabanne 1 Million Mens 200ml EDT
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65 reviewsPaco Rabanne's 1 Million 200ml EDT was inspired by the innovative designer's metallic fashions.
Combining fresh top notes of grapefruit, mint and blood mandarin with a heart of rose absolute, cinnamon and spicy notes, rounded out by base notes of leather, white wood, amber and Indonesian patchouli, this stylish new scent for men bears all the hallmarks of this creative genius.
Packaged as a gold ingot, 1 Million represents power, wealth, luxury and durability to create the perfect cologne for the modern man.
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Lady Gaga Fame 100ml EDP
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8 reviewsThe Lady Gaga Fame eau de parfum is the perfect way to unleash your inner little monster.
The first of its kind, the black-to-clear perfume is an innovation in fluid technology, transforming from black to transparent when it touches you skin. The concept reflects Lady Gaga's ideas about the benefits and darkness that come with fame.
Not many perfumes come with their own promo video – but then Lady Gaga's Fame EDP is no ordinary scent.
Gladiator director Ridley Scott produced a remarkable video that has given Lady Gaga's new perfume a massive global publicity push.
This striking floral flagrance is full of dark passion and intrigue. Inspired by the deadly nightshade belladonna, Lady Gaga Fame was developed using a 'push me-pull me' concept that allows allows notes of incense, apricot, tiger orchid, saffron, honey and jasmine to emerge as you wear it.
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Calvin Klein Eternity Moment 100ml EDP
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122 reviewsCalvin Klein Eternity Moment ladies perfume is a fresh, light floral fragrance inspired by the ideal of lasting love and intimacy.
This harmonious blend of both classic and contemporary scents is a perfect combination, created to reflect the romantic idea of two souls meeting and touching for the first time.
Top notes of lychee, raspberry, guava and melon evolve into a heart of jasmine, water lily, passion flower and pink peony, rounded out by a woody base of rosewood, musk and sandalwood.
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Jennifer Lopez Love & Light EDP Spray 30 ml
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1 reviewLove & Light is announced as glittering and floral-woody and flacon is shaped like previous edition Love and Glamour, but is lighter and iridescent with golden and greenish reflection. The perfume will leave you sparkling from head to toe with notes of Mandarin, pomegranate, red currant, rose crystal absolute, velvety apricot, jasmine petals, patchouli, sensual musk and praline.Treat your senses with the Flowerbomb ladies EDT from Viktor and Rolf.
This full-bodied fragrance smells like a floral explosion, showering your skin with a profusion of flowers that's guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Viktor and Rolf Flowerbomb contains top notes of tea and bergamot that combine with heart notes of sambac jasmine, orchid, freesia, and rose, rounded out with a base note of patchouli.
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Jimmy Choo Parfum expresses strength and beauty with a dazzling aura of glittering femininity.
Glamorous and confident, with a sense of fashion and fun, the Jimmy Choo EDP is a modern fruity chypre with warm, rich, woody depths.
Coming in a stylish cut glass bottle inspired by Murano glass, this sensual fragrance is perfect for a modern woman who knows what she wants in life.
It opens with luminous green top notes, leading to a heart of exotic tiger orchid that's rounded out by base notes of sweet toffee and patchouli. Also available in 60ml – see catalogue number ZCQQK.
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Paco Rabanne Lady Million 80ml EDP
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35 reviewsPaco Rabanne's Lady Million 80ml EDP was inspired by the innovative designer's metallic fashions.
Combining top notes of bitter orange and raspberry with heart notes of Arabian jasmine, neroli and orange flower, rounded out by base notes of patchouli and honey, this stylish floral scent for glamorous women bears all the hallmarks of this creative genius.
Packaged as a golden diamond-shaped bottle, Paco Rabanne Lady Million is a luxuriant, ultra-feminine perfume that's perfect for a modern woman.
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Twilight Immortal 30ml EDT Ladies Perfume and 150ml Shower Crème Gift Set
Whether you know a Twilighter or a Twihard, this delicate, feminine fragrance is the perfect gift for all fans of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan's love story.
Vampires find Bella's scent irresistible and the Immortal fragrance has been designed to evoke that, with top notes of citrus and wild chamomile, blending with a floral heart of white freesia and peony, held in a base of patchouli, cool amber and musk.
Immortal is a fragrance that captures an epic romance and is presented in a gift box featuring Bella and Edward along with a scented shower crème. Your young Twilight fan will love it.
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Tech CEOs 2011: The best and the worst
Armchair critics of the world rejoice. It's time to select the year's best and worst tech CEOs. It's a judgment that some no doubt will lambaste as arbitrary, even biased. On both counts we plead guilty. So if you have candidates for either category, or take issue with our choices, add your voice in the talkback section below.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia's top-ranking legislative leaders have backed a plan by Gov. Nathan Deal to preserve some $450 million in federal Medicaid funding.
Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and House Speaker David Ralston effectively endorsed a plan Wednesday that would empower the state Board of Community Health to establish assessments on hospitals. Those assessments would then be used to generate federal financing for the health care system. The assessments would replace a tax that is scheduled to expire at the end of June.
A Senate committee voted Tuesday to support Deal's plan.
Ralston called the plan fair during a forum hosted by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Cagle said the funding cuts required if the tax went away would be "devastating."
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12, April, 2013 'One RGU, Many Nations' carnival to celebrate Aberdeen's cultural links with the world
A colourful international carnival will be held at Robert Gordon University (RGU) next week to celebrate the many nationalities and cultures represented at the University and across the north-east.
09, May, 2012 Mature students invited to learn more about nursing
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I seem to recall there's a URL you can use to access Gmail Chat directly without having the whole Gmail window. Does anyone know the URL?
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U2 star Adam Clayton's former personal assistant has been sentenced to seven years in prison for the embezzlement of 2.8 million euro (£2.2 million) of his money.
Carol Hawkins was last week convicted on 181 counts of theft from the bassist's bank accounts over a four-year period. Clayton was not in court as the 48-year-old who had breached his absolute trust was led away by prison guards. She stared straight ahead as Judge Patrick McCartan delivered the sentence, trying to contain her emotions.
"Nothing, frankly, could explain away the scale of this dishonesty other than the greed in pursuit of a lavish lifestyle that was no responsibility of Mr Clayton's," said Judge McCartan.
He said the fact Ms Hawkins maintained her innocence throughout the trial was a factor in his sentencing and suggested if given an opportunity to commit a similar crime in the future, he was not entirely confident she would resist.
"These were crimes rooted in greed and nothing else," he said. "Whether she was a fool or clever person really matters very little."
Judge McCartan said Hawkins believed she was entitled to the money she stole and criticised her attitude throughout the trial. He said she contested the evidence and persisted in a "false belief in innocence" despite the fact a jury of her peers found her to be guilty.
The judge described U2 star Clayton as a good employer who showed Hawkins care and compassion. He said her crime therefore represented a significant breach of trust.
Judge McCartan also made an order for funds raised through the sale of a New York apartment bought by Hawkins to go towards paying back some of the 2.8 million euro she stole.
During the trial at the Circuit Criminal Court in Dublin, a jury of seven men and five women heard how Hawkins, of Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin had gained Clayton's "absolute trust".
No defence was given during the trial and lawyers for Hawkins told the court she still maintained her innocence - even after her conviction.


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"201: Joy to the World," Hymns of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, no. 201
1. Joy to the world, the Lord is come;
Let earth receive her King!
Let ev'ry heart prepare him room,
And Saints and angels sing,
And Saints and angels sing,
And Saints, and Saints and angels sing.
2. Rejoice! Rejoice when Jesus reigns,
And Saints their songs employ,
While fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains
Repeat the sounding joy,
Repeat the sounding joy,
Repeat, repeat the sounding joy.
3. No more will sin and sorrow grow,
Nor thorns infest the ground;
He'll come and make the blessings flow
Far as the curse was found,
Far as the curse was found,
Far as, far as the curse was found.
4. Rejoice! Rejoice in the Most High,
While Israel spreads abroad
Like stars that glitter in the sky,
And ever worship God,
And ever worship God,
And ever, and ever worship God.
Text: Isaac Watts, 1674–1748; alt. by William W. Phelps, 1792–1872. Included in the first LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: George F. Handel, 1685–1759; arr. by Lowell Mason, 1792–1872
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David Cooper, a recently retired helicopter pilot, shows a model of one type of helicopter he flew for search and rescue missions for the U.S. Coast Guard. (By Richard F. Belisle, Staff Writer / December 2, 2012) |
Serving aboard U.S. Coast Guard cutters was not a good fit for David Cooper and his queasy stomach.
"It wasn't the pitch, it was the roll that did it," said Cooper, 67, who retired Saturday after a long career flying helicopters for the Coast Guard for nearly 18 years, then 15 more years in Maryland State Police helicopters in Cumberland, Md.
One day on a rescue mission, a Coast Guard helicopter flew over his cutter on its way to the rescue. It was an epiphany. From then on he would fly, not sail.
He signed up for flight school, and by 1971, he was flying helicopters on Coast Guard search-and-rescue missions.
Cooper, who lives on Mountain Lake Road in Hedgesville, recalled a rescue involving a small Soviet freighter that broke up in the Caribbean when he was stationed there. The ship's bow sank first. The crew was hanging on to a railing in the stern.
"We got them all off but one guy, who was missing. We searched until dark but couldn't find him. We came back the next day and saw him clinging to a big beam. He was Filipino and said he was Catholic. He said he prayed all night for the sharks to get him because he didn't have the courage to let go of the beam and drown himself. That would have been suicide."
Cooper recalls five accidents in which Coast Guard pilots and crew members died flying missions.
By the time he retired from the Coast Guard in 1988 as a lieutenant commander, Cooper had logged more than 7,500 hours flying various Coast Guard helicopters.
For some years afterward, he flew for the Forest Service and hospital-based medevac helicopters in Spokane, Wash.
In 1997, he joined the Maryland State Police Aviation Command and was assigned to fly helicopters in Cumberland, the town in which he was born.
Cumberland and Salisbury, Md., on the Eastern Shore are the two MSP helicopter sections that fly the fewest missions because of low populations, he said. His work schedule was three days a week, 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
"Sometimes I felt like a firefighter waiting around for something to happen," he said.
Many flights in Cumberland stemmed from auto and all-terrain vehicle accidents involving drunken drivers, he said.
The normal routine from Cumberland was to fly up to 30 miles south of the state line into West Virginia and north into Pennsylvania. Flights could be extended upon request.
Nearly two decades of flying over the ocean prepared Cooper for flying into tight spots in the unpredictable weather and mountainous terrain of Western Maryland.
He recalls two instances when his experience paid off. One involved the rescue of three workmen trapped on the platform on a 1,000-foot-high smokestack that was under construction in Moundsville, W.Va. The other involved the night rescue of a man caught in fast-rising waters in Sideling Hill Creek.
Both required tricky flying and maneuvering so the flight medic could lower a basket to the victims.
"Sitting over a burning tower didn't stress me out," he said. "You train for it and you do it."
Cooper commuted from home to Cumberland.
He and his wife, Vicki, have a grown daughter, Katherine.
Cooper's retirement plans are fluid.
"I'm a member of the Civil Air Patrol and I'll do some flying for them," he said.
Cooper should fit right in because the Civil Air Patrol flies search-and-rescue missions.


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Chris Tallman is an actor and improviser who you've probably seen on Reno 911 on Crossballs. I really like those shows. He's also appeared on the Superego podcast, which I really like. He was also really really good in The Sarah Silverman Program and Chocolate News and Kitten vs. Newborn. He's really really great, if you haven't gotten that yet.


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There are numerous other examples. The interesting behaviour of sizeof() when you have a class and a variable of the same name is one of my favourites.
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There are numerous other examples. The interesting behaviour of sizeof() when you have a class and a variable of the same name is one of my favourites.
On the other hand, crowdfunding things like kickstarter make patronage a lot easier. You don't need to be able to afford to hire an orchestra to play, you just need to find enough other people who are willing to do so. There was an article a few months ago about an effort to do this and produce high-quality public domain recordings of a large set of classical pieces.
We're in a world now where a band can produce an okay recording of a few songs in their living room, distribute it for free, and ask for funding for doing a studio recording of the whole album. They can then distribute the album for free and ask for funding for the next one (and bookings for gigs and so on). They're free to set the threshold cost for the next album to whatever they want, and if they have enough fans that think it's worth chipping in for, then it gets made and they get paid.
VMS managed to get the idea of the platform ABI specifying procedure call conventions right very early on. It had quite an easy job though. C, BASIC and Fortran are all structured programming languages with basically the same set of primitive types. None of them have (or, in the VMS days, had) classes, late binding, or real garbage collection. BASIC is kind-of GC'd, but it doesn't have pointers and so everything passed across the language barrier from BASIC was by value, so the GC didn't have to do anything clever.
It's worth remembering that when VMS was introduced, other platforms were still having problems getting C and Pascal to play nicely together (Pascal pushing arguments onto the stack in the opposite order to C), so that's not to belittle the achievement of VMS, but it's a very different world now that we have Simula and Smalltalk families of object orientation, various branches of functional languages, languages like Go and Erlang with (very different) first-class parallelism, and so on.
remember to bring to the store
This is the big one. It's quite common to pop into a shop on the way home, and unless you're driving you won't have a bag with you. I'd love it if shops would give you a bag for a deposit and return the deposit when you returned the bag.
To be fair, science is effectively a belief system
Absolutely not. Belief systems say 'this is true'. Science says 'this is a story, and if we accept this story is true then we get these useful predictions out. If we find that the predictions are not true, then we need to reevaluate the story. In some cases (e.g. Newtonian motion), the predictions may still be useful, as they still work within a particular range and the story is simpler to understand than one that gives accurate predictions everywhere, but we still accept that it's wrong. If there is no story we can think of that correctly matches our observations, then it's fine to admit ignorance.'
As an example of how this institution has varied, consider that in the mid nineteenth century in England it was considered legal for a man to try to sell his wife.
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Although the custom had no basis in law and frequently resulted in prosecution, particularly from the mid-19th century onwards
The first is that you get a lot more freedom than as a PhD student (or a junior employee in a corporate R&D lab). You start to be able to set your own research agenda. This depends a lot on institutions, but where I work there are a couple of projects with multi million dollar funding that are led by postdocs (a tenured faculty member has to be the name on the grant, but it's purely nominal). You may be able to supervise PhD students.
The second is the flexible working hours. I have a few hours a week when I actually need to be in the lab. The rest of the time, as long as I'm not blocking anyone else from getting things done, no one cares where I am (or what I'm doing, as long as some papers come out periodically).
The third is that I get to play with some very shiny toys. I'm typing this from a latest-generation MacBook Pro with all of the upgrades (2.6GHz CPU, 1TB SSD), which the lab bought for me yesterday, but that isn't too unusual for corporate side. Slightly more unusual is that when I started working here the only thing thing on my desk was an $8,000 FPGA board, which is just about to be replaced by a better one, and there's a big box of them if I need more than one (we're starting to play with boxes with 4 of the newer boards). The same thing extends to travel budgets. I've had a few months over the last year where I've claimed more in expenses than salary (which is less impressive when you remember the postdoc salary), and every time I go on a trip it's fairly common to tack some vacation time on. I don't really have to justify travel much beyond saying 'I'd like to visit this conference / university, it's probably sensible,' although part of that is the combination of funding rules that make it difficult to spend grant money on things that are not travel.
The fourth is that you are not limited to the working for the university. Most companies that want you to work full time expect you to work entirely for them. When I asked about consulting in my interview here, the reply was that of course they expected me to consult, how else would I stay up to date with trends in industry? You can add quite a lot (100% isn't too unusual) to your postdoc salary by consulting, and the flexible working hours make this very easy.
I interviewed at Google at the same time as I interviewed here. Google offered me quite a bit more money, but I don't regret making the choice I did. If you're thinking of a postdoc as a way of becoming more employable, then you're probably doing it wrong (unless you're aiming for a lectureship or a senior post in industrial R&D), but if you're looking on it as a way of being paid to have fun then it's a good deal. I'm basically doing now the things that I was doing in my spare time before, but now I have a lot more resources and I get paid for it. It sure beats working for a living...
Oh, and the $50K number you quote is close to the base salary for a postdoc here. It goes up to around $75K. I just checked a salary comparison site and apparently the postdoc salary is about the same as a software engineer would expect to be paid here, and about double the median salary.
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(2012-03-15 02:43)GJackson Wrote: My music library is left with an empty folder that matches the name of the disc up to the space. Is this a problem with your script or MakeMKV?
This will only rip video. You mentioned music library? Are you trying to rip music from a dvd? Can you post the disc title for me please? And also copy and paste your AutoRipDVD.bat file


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So, in typical spring cleaning fashion, I was tidying up my necklaces when I realized that I had a bunch of rings and I never wear them. They're nice, and I want to, but I also bought/found/otherwise acquired most of them yeeeears ago, and I've gained some weight since then, and most of them don't fit as well as they did. (And being the sort of thing one buys for $10 here or there, it's not like getting them resized makes any sense). The kicker is that my left hand ring finger is somehow the only finger still slender enough to fit all of them, though my right ring finger is not far behind. So! Seeing as I'm not about to marry my lovely and esteemable gentleman friend any time in the forseeable future (and I'm at an age where a left hand ring finger ring would be miscontrued), the left hand is out. But what about the right hand? I know theoretically the only sort of signaling rings are left hand ring finger and working hand pinky for things like engineering rings, but I have a vague suspicion that a right hand ring finger ring, especially if it's the only ring I'm wearing, will be misinterpreted as meaning something more than "I like wearing my cheap jewelry occasionally."
So, internet: is a single right hand ring finger ring going to lead people to think that I'm headed for marriage anymore than being a late twenties lady who's had a gentleman friend for a while already does? (Which seriously, ugh. Stop making assumptions about what I am and am not going to do with my life, nosybeaks.)


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In memory of my Dad, and in honor of my friend Robert "Strong Like Bull" McDowell, I will be participating in the 22nd Annual Big Climb for Leukemia (March 16th). The event is The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's most challenging event. Last March, over 4,200 people climbed the stairs at the Columbia Center in downtown Seattle, the state's tallest skyscraper, and raised over $700,000. The 69-
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Please read the following information before scheduling an appointment.
Spaying or neutering your pet is one of the most important things you can do for him or her.
The Anti-Cruelty Society's clinic offers these important surgeries at a greatly reduced price.
Dog and cat spay/neuter appointments are Monday–Friday.
Cost:- Cats: $20 male or female
- Feral cats are free
Go to the end of this page to see details of how to schedule an appointment for a feral cat - Dogs: $120 (Male and Female)
- Pit bull and pit bull mix dogs are free
All appointments must be pre-paid for the cost of the surgery online via credit card (or debit card with a logo). You may cancel your appointment with at least 48 hours notice and the charges will be reversed. No refunds will be given for missed appointments. Owners of pit bulls will have charges reversed unless the appointment is missed.
Please note we do not reschedule missed dog appointments.
Please be on time for your appointment. We are unable to accommodate late arrivals, and you will forfeit your prepay. (Times are listed below)
Additional Services for Spay/Neuter Clinic animals:
- Canine/Feline Distemper Vaccination - $15
- Microchip - $25
- Feline Leukemia/FIV Test - $25
- Rabies Vaccination - $20
- The Anti-Cruelty Society requires that all animals must have a current distemper vaccination.
- The county requires that all animals must have a current rabies vaccination.
Spaying and neutering surgeries require no overnight stays. You will be asked to bring your animal
to our clinic between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. Allow additional time so you and your pet can meet briefly with a veterinarian. Release times are between 5:30 pm. and 6 p.m.
All animals must be at least 3 months of age to have a spay or neuter surgery.
- Dog spay, cat spay, cat neuter available Dec 19-30
- Dog neuter Dec 21-30
Please note:
- We do not spay dogs during their heat cycles. Do not bring your dog in if it is in heat.
- We have a weight restriction; dogs must be less than 75 lbs.
To schedule an appointment click here.
The Anti-Cruelty Society's Clinic is located at:
169 W. Grand Ave. (Basement Level)
Chicago, IL 60654
Our parking garage is located on the south-west corner of Grand and Wells.
To cancel an appointment, or schedule a feral cat, please call (312) 644-8338, ext 340.
Pre and Post-Surgical Instructions:- If you have already scheduled an appointment, please click here for pre-operative spay/neuter instructions.
- If your pet has just undergone surgery, please click here for instructions on how to take care of your pet after surgery.
Pit Pals & Feral Cat Programs
If you own a pit bull or a pit bull mix, you may participate in our Pit Pals Program, which means you can have your pet spayed or neutered for free. Feral cats, too, can be spayed or neutered for free.
Charity Clinic
The Anti-Cruelty Society also operates a low income clinic for people who may not otherwise be able to afford proper veterinary care. Please call (312) 644-8338 ext. 350 or 351 to speak with a clinic receptionist for details on services and qualification criteria.
The Anti-Cruelty Society spays and neuters over 11,000 pets every year through this low-cost service.


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Goal Accomplished!!!! - Stacia Naquin
Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
Tropical Storm Isaac over Gulf of Mexico in August (Credit: NOAA/National Hurricane Center)
The 2012 hurricane season has come to an end and it's another one for the record books, above and beyond the destruction of Sandy.
There were 19 named storms in what meteorologists consider an above-average year that tied as being the third most-active season since 1851.
Even without a so-called major storm reaching the U.S. there was plenty of damage. A storm is classed as major once its top sustained winds reach 111 miles per hour (178 kph).
Seven years have now gone by without a major hurricane making U.S. landfall, the longest stretch on record.
Sandy morphed from hurricane to Superstorm on its way to wreaking havoc across the Northeast. It left millions without power and killed at least 125 people in the U.S. and 71 in the Caribbean.
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**Maloney, M. M., Johnson, S. G., & Zellmer-Bruhn, M. E (2010). Assessing group-level constructs under missing data conditions: A Monte Carlo simulation Small Group Research
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Endpoints Pose Increasing Threats To Enterprises, Studies Say
Eighty percent of security pros in Ponemon survey say laptops and mobile devices pose serious threat; PandaLabs says more than half of PCs in China are infected
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URL: http://www.darkreading.com/mobile/endpoints-pose-increasing-threats-to-ent/240143081
Endpoint security is increasingly becoming the weakest link in the enterprise security chain, according to two reports published Monday.
A study conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by Lumension states that 80 percent of IT and security professionals believe that laptops and other mobile data-bearing devices pose a significant security risk to their organizations' networks.
Yet only 13 percent stated that their organizations use stricter security standards for personal rather than for corporate-owned devices -- and 29 percent reported that their organizations have no security strategy for employee-owned devices at all, Ponemon says.
"These figures are staggering when compared to the 2010 survey," the report says. "At that time, only nine percent of respondents said mobile devices were a rising threat. This year, 73 percent rank mobile as one of the greatest risks within the IT environment."
A separate third-quarter threat study published by PandaLabsindicates that nearly one-third (31.6 percent) of PCs across the globe are already infected with malware. China and South Korea lead the way -- more than half of the endpoints in those two countries are infected, the study says.
Trojan horses account for most of the malware, comprising nearly 79 percent of the infections during the third quarter, PandaLabs says.
"It is obvious that malware writers have standardized their infection techniques, as what we have seen in Q3 is a continuation of the trends we saw over the first half of the year," said Luis Corrons, technical director of PandaLabs. "Trojans once again have accounted for almost 80 percent of infections, and continue to be the preferred category for cyber-criminals to carry out information theft. All this confirms cyber-crooks' first objective: to make money from their creations."
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Burton is one of Hearst's leaders in establishing worldwide strategic digital deals with partners, including Apple, Amazon and Google. She has overall responsibility for day-to-day management of the Office of General Counsel. She sits on the Board of Directors of Manilla LLC and is a member of the Advisory Board at the Brown Institute at Sanford and Columbia Universities.
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From 1998-2000, she was Vice President and Deputy General Counsel at the New York Daily News. She joined the Daily News in 1995 as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel. She began her career at the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, after serving as a law clerk for the Hon. Leonard B. Sand in the United States District Court, New York. Burton was a Fulbright Research Scholar at Thammasat University in Bangkok, Thailand.
Recently, the Hearst Office of General Counsel was honored by MFY Legal Services for its innovation and contribution to pro bono legal work nationwide. Burton also won the Fulbright Award for Human Rights Work and was named an outstanding woman of the Bar by the New York County Lawyers' Association. She has received First Amendment awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, The National Press Club and the New York Press Club. Burton holds a J.D. from Columbia University School of Law.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- Colorado Springs police are searching for who is responsible for shooting more than 10 rounds into an unoccupied school early Thursday morning.
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NEW DELHI — The trial of five men accused of the rape and murder of a student aboard a bus in New Delhi will begin on Thursday and should have none of the long delays commonly associated with India's justice system, a defense lawyer said after a brief hearing yesterday.
Judge Yogesh Khanna denied a defense motion to make the proceedings public, ruling that the courtroom must remain closed because of the sensitive nature of the crime, said V.K. Anand, the lawyer for one of the defendants, Ram Singh.
The extreme brutality of the attack has sparked weeks of protests and focused national and international attention on India's rarely discussed crisis of violence against women. Yesterday's hearing was the first since the case was moved to a new fast-track court set up to deal specifically with crimes against women.
The five defendants' faces were covered by woolen scarves as they arrived in court, surrounded by a phalanx of police. A sixth suspect in the attack says he's a juvenile; his case is being handled separately.
Defense lawyers are awaiting a decision by the Supreme Court on their motion to move the trial outside New Delhi because of the strong emotions in the city.
Police say the victim and a male friend were heading home from an evening movie on Dec. 16 when they boarded a bus, where they were attacked by the six assailants. The attackers beat the man and raped the woman, causing her massive internal injuries with a metal bar, police said.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Socius Insurance Services, Inc., a management liability and property/casualty insurance wholesaler, announced it has hired Matt Dross as Vice President, Property & Casualty Practice. Dross will be based in Tampa, FL.
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Lucky kitty cat.
He's got some -- love -- Those lungs saving this little guy's life.
Heather dot hearing his cries for about two days but she thought that he -- were coming from the roof of her Miami Beach home.
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Create a little math and it -- -- populist feeling.
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Quarter and joining me now tonight's market master chief economic advisor to President Reagan.
One of the country's most distinguished economist Harvard University professor of economics.
Mark Feldstein today and who do we -- -- it is fascinating to me to watch the markets today rally in the face of spoke much adversity.
-- negativity.
And leave leave everyone on the sidelines scratching their heads -- -- -- you.
What's going -- Well I don't know what -- driving the market over other than.
Thought that the Fed is gonna.
Keep throwing more money into the system.
Driving down long term interest rates and they've succeeded in doing that but as far as I can see without really helping.
Actual economic activity.
If you understand the Fed and this economy of ours.
Is well.
Better than 99%.
Of I can't tell -- that 1% is in this instance.
So tell us what can the Fed really do here to change our economic.
Forties at this point I don't think there's anything they can.
I think that the Fed did some very useful things when the crisis hit you know -- no nine.
But I think since then they've helped the stock market may have helped the bond market but they really haven't done anything to make the economy stronger.
So when they're not moving housing they're not moving business investment.
I think.
I know that you you have a partisan view.
The outcome you would it desire.
In a written and I understand that but stepping back from us.
Is there any other possible choice if we want to reverse the direction of this economy then to make a different choice repressed.
Oh and change leadership.
Because this is just not working.
-- I as you know I really view about that I have been a supporter of governor Romney.
And I think that if we are going to -- start moving the economy it's not gonna come from the Fed it's gonna come from changing incentives and changing attitudes.
That are currently causing businesses and individuals.
To hold back.
Those some of those individuals holding back -- very large corporations with trillions of dollars.
To be invested to be spent to drive this economy and they have significant sums of money that could.
-- -- expected payrolls Roberts from.
Research and development building plan run by equipment.
I mean they could move.
This this economy of -- -- -- in blahs what was sixteen trillion dollar they're not sure what the tax environment is going to be in here we holder in the regulatory.
Can we -- I don't answer totally trivial -- slow Holtz C I don't think holding hands is what's needed I think what's needed is some fundamental tax reform.
-- that people know -- environment -- How we can definitely everyone listening to you watching you right -- thinking award.
Please note tax reform in the final months of this election year god knows what kind of Rube Goldberg Goldberg contraption would I don't think.
-- danger of that I think that nothing's gonna happen before the election think the big question is how we get rid of this so called fiscal cliff.
That would be triggered on January 1.
If something doesn't happen you know that -- according to Congressional Budget Office take some 4% of GDP.
That would push the economy into a serious recession in the danger is that any businessman.
Who's thinking now about investing today has to thing -- -- to invest today if we could have that kind of an outcome in 2013.
What what in your judgment will it take to get housing moving.
To to start.
Create good paying middle class jobs in this country and not simply put people back on a job that paying 30% less -- the one that lost.
But to really restore the middle class in this country.
Well those are two separate issues your housing -- getting the economy moving although there into related I think.
Housing has.
Maybe bottomed out in the last few months and I'm not sure.
House prices judge.
By -- -- case Shiller numbers not continue to fall but we still have a big overhang of large numbers of people.
Who are underwater -- more -- there.
Mortgages in their homes are worth -- until that gets cleared up more.
It's going to be hard to get house prices really moving up but it create jobs.
That's gonna happen when businesses.
Are confident.
That they can invest.
-- profits and not be over taxed on those profit.
And the folks going to the polls in Greece.
Country -- up eleven million folks seemingly holding markets and economies worldwide hostage if they.
How important is that election do you think to the stability of the markets.
Well -- there.
You know in my judgment I've been saying this I think to you for a couple of years Greece is really a basket case.
There is no way -- which.
Greece by itself can turn around its conditions because it's locked into the Euro -- cannot do value cannot become more competitive.
So they either leave.
The value.
And start rebuilding their economy or they become wards.
Of Germany in which Germany -- -- out money to them year after year your preference.
I think they should lead.
-- fell silent thanks for being here.
We appreciate it.
-- let's talk turned to see how all our all comes together or -- wines and Europe in the days and weeks ahead thanks a very good good good news.
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The award-winning "Dickens in Lowell" event series and exhibit will have a permanent home in town and online.
Two UTeach students landed an internship helping to teach an M2D2 entrepreneurship course to Lowell High School students.
With the rising cost of a private school education, combined with the public system's big push to improve its standing locally and nationally, students are flocking to public campuses, such as UMass Lowell. Chancellor Marty Meehan said the university has created faculty mentors, increased research opportunities, added a co-op program, moved into Division 1 athletics, and invested in infrastructure, including new dorms, parking garages, and an $80 million scientific and academic research building.
History adjunct Lauren Fogle Boyd's new historical fiction novel "The Altarpiece" explores the systematic art theft perpetrated by the Nazis.
Students display ingenuity and intellectual prowess in competitions held across the country and the region.
A startup company composed of engineering-students-turned-entrepreneurs, called Nonspec, aims to make a difference in the world by fabricating low-cost, durable prosthetic limbs for children in developing countries.
Electrical and computer engineering Assoc. Prof. Dalila Megherbi and graduate student Iliana Voynichka have been conducting research on facial recognition, especially with facial expressions or disguises that vary over time.
Massachusetts Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo praised the "unbelievable things" that are going on at UMass Lowell during a visit to the new technologies building on Thursday, saying that the state's investments in the university are "working extremely well."
Incomingstudents in UMass Lowell's Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program are getting hands-on training and design experience in electronics, thanks to the "Lab in a Box" learning kits developed by Erin Webster, a recent computer engineering graduate and ECE teaching assistant.
Three faculty researchers — Assoc. Prof. Zhiyong Gu in Chemical Engineering, Asst. Prof. Christopher Hansen in Mechanical Engineering and Assoc. Prof. Ramaswamy Nagarajan in Plastics Engineering — were recently awarded academic research grants by the Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) totaling nearly $64,000 to develop environmentally friendly alternatives to hazardous materials currently used in industry.
ScienceToGo, a collaboration with UMass Lowell, launched its first campaign, which will run 14 months. It features Ozzie the Ostrich, a character developed by advertising and communication consultants, to discuss what scientists know, and don't know, about global warming and climate change.
Assoc. Prof. Mathew Barlow of the Department of Environmental, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences contributed information about the Middle East/West Asia to an international climate change report.
Mechanical engineering students set out to bring two pieces of Lowell history back to life with their capstone project: recreating the Lowell Cemetery sphinxes.
This year, Prof. Robert Giles and his staff opened UMass Lowell's Haiti Development Studies Center in the port city of Les Cayes, about 200 miles southwest of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital.
International experts launched the new Center for Terrorism and Security Studies with a symposium and the results of a new Center for Public Opinion poll on the topic.
Two students in UMass Lowell's Commonwealth Honors program — Rachel Paquette and Jillian Giles — are collaborating with Prof. Robert Giles and the Haiti Development Studies Center to provide clean, safe water for residents in Les Cayes.
Professors traveled to Arizona, Virginia and several Asian countries over the summer for University and personal adventures.
The Baseball Research Center has been studying the durability of wood bats for Major League Baseball for more than five years.
Sixty-four sophomores from all six colleges on campus presented their work in 44 posters during this year's Summer Co-op Scholars Poster Session.
Physics Prof. Christopher J. "Kim" Lister, who is co-director of UMass Lowell's Radiation Laboratory, was invited by Nature to give his expert opinion on the recent confirmation of the elusive pear-shaped nuclei made by an international team of physicists working at the CERN lab in Geneva, Switzerland.
The National Science Foundation has awarded a three-year, $500,000 grant to a team of researchers from UMass Lowell and Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minn., to study the use of focused ultrasonic radiated force as a mechanism for making tiny structures vibrate.
Thirteen young teens from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell recently toured North Campus as part of a college-readiness program that helps them better prepare for the transition from high school to college.
Chemistry Prof. Rudolf Faust has developed a new, more environmentally friendly process for making highly reactive polyisobutylenes (HRPIBs), which are used in engine lubricants and fuel additives.
Co-op Scholars Graham Allen and Matt Cohen won second place in the 24-hour Music Education Hack Event, developing the The MaKey MaKey Musical Construction Kit.
Sensata Technologies Inc. in Attleboro has recently donated one of its vibration shaker systems to UMass Lowell's Structural Dynamics and Acoustic Systems Laboratory (SDASL).
U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy, a Democratic representative for the 4th Congressional District who sits on the House Committee on Science and Technology, sat down with higher-education leaders from around the region on Wednesday as part of his "STEM tour."
A team of UMass Lowell undergraduate students in Computer Science and Nutritional Science was awarded top honor during the first-ever DoD mobile app "hackathon" held this summer in Cambridge.
Students are making videos for all sorts of courses -- learning a lot and loving it.
Prof. Nelson Eby, together with researchers from Los Alamos National Laboratory and the University of Oxford in the U.K. as well as a mineralogist from Roxbury, Conn., are analyzing trinitite samples from a geological perspective.
Art students visited the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, continuing a partnership between several of the school's departments.
Psychology professor Michelle Haynes' research on women's estimation of group work contributions has hit a chord with business and equality readers.
A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, Rutgers University and the U.S. Geological Survey recently received a three-year grant worth nearly $830,000 from the National Science Foundation to study how wetlands influence mercury contamination in the Arctic regions.
UMass Lowell researchers have developed an epoxy resin that holds promise as a safe substitute for resins that contain bisphenol A – better known as BPA – a compound commonly found in the lining of food and beverage cans that poses potential health risks.
From fruit peels and algae, a UMass Lowell research team works to create less-toxic detergent.
Twenty-one innovative projects from teams of electrical engineering seniors were featured during the first annual "Capstone Project Showcase Day," held in April at Cumnock Hall.
A group of UMass Lowell student researchers is among seven teams from six colleges and universities across the country that won the prestigious "P3" — People, Prosperity and the Planet — award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
TURI hosted a symposium with UMass Lowell researchers and Massachusetts companies to stimulate ideas for developing greener materials.
UMass Lowell's student team placed sixth this weekend at the national concrete canoe competition, finishing near the top among counterparts from institutions across the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.
Leaders representing 30 universities, foundations and business incubators from across the country came to campus for a two-day symposium on innovation and entrepreneurship in higher education.
U.S. Rep. Edward Markey has a double digit lead over his Republican opponent Gabriel Gomez in the run for U.S. Senate, according to a new UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll released today.
Chemistry Ph.D. candidate Joshna Chittigori won the 2013 Tripathy Memorial Endowed Graduate Fellowship for her academic accomplishments and multidisciplinary research in materials science and polymer science.
Creative Economy grants improve the quality of life, making the state a more attractive place to live and work.
A team of UMass Lowell robotics undergraduate and graduate students, called the "Rover Hawks," takes home the top prize in a nationwide engineering contest sponsored by NASA and organized by the National Institute of Aerospace.
The Toxics Use Reduction Institute released a report showing that Massachusetts companies have dramatically reduced use and environmental releases of chemicals known or suspected to cause cancer.
Recent electrical engineering graduates Paul Paquette, Michael Antonov and Andrew Gilstrap have designed "BioBot," a low-cost, mobile bio-sensing robot capable of automatically taking air samples in a room and then analyzing them to quickly detect any harmful bacteria and viruses present.
UMass Lowell engineering students created a feeding arm for a Hingham man battling ALS.
A growing number of students are taking advantage of international internship opportunities, getting professional experience and exposure to global learning.
Physical Therapy students worked on community projects that assessed local health needs, improved infant motor development and prevented injuries.
Steampunkinetics is a 9-week program at the UMass Lowell that runs in February and October, led by Program Director Ashleigh Hillier of the Department of Psychology at UMass Lowell.
Chemical engineering major Kristina Krull is enrolled in the UTeach program that will help her decide if she wants to become a science teacher.
"Sound of Light" featuring work by lecturer Wael Kamal and students Duy Hoang and Lars-Erik Miller hints at the achievements ahead for the artists.
UMass Lowell's concrete canoe and steel bridge teams scored impressive wins at this year's regional competitions organized by the New England student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Holly Yanco, who runs UMass Lowell's New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation Center, talks about the advances being made at the NERVE Center.
A team of researchers at UMass Lowell led by plastics engineering Assoc. Prof. Daniel Schmidt has identified and tested a potential chemical substitute for BPA in epoxy can linings.
Each year, undergraduate and graduate students from our six colleges and schools gather to present their research in oral and poster presentations to their peers, faculty and guests.
In his University Professor Lecture, Stephen McCarthy discussed the various interdisciplinary research centers on campus that he has been involved with since 1984.
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Lowell say they have identified and tested a potential chemical substitute for bisphenol A (BPA) in epoxy.
Eleven research abstracts winged their way from UMass Lowell to Washington, D.C., where they joined 800 others in a national competition.
Thanks to the efforts of physics Prof. Supriya Chakrabarti, students in earth sciences and physics had a chance to see and examine up-close a set of lunar specimens loaned by NASA's Johnson Space Center during two special lunar geology seminars.
The state's secretary of education played kickball Thursday with fourth graders in the Murkland School gym, toured Nesmith House with Middlesex Community College President Carole Cowan and toured two UMass Lowell's newest innovative buildings for emerging technologies and health sciences.
Biology Prof. Mark Hines is part of an international team of researchers that was recently awarded a three-year, $1.6 million grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study methane production in northern wetlands.
James Forest, director of the Center for Security Research and Technologies at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, interviewed about Marathon bombers.
The high-end opthalmascopes and brand-new patient exam tables inside UMass Lowell's sparkling Health and Social Sciences Building are making Valerie King pumped for the coming academic year.
This year, three UMass Lowell researchers and their collaborators were among those chosen to receive grants from the UMass Commercial Ventures and Intellectual Property (CVIP) Technology Development Fund.
A team of 16 meteorology undergraduate and graduate students will participate at this year's Boston Marathon by providing live weather reports along the route of the 26.2-mile race.
The two Democratic U.S. Senate candidates started out in accord at Monday night's debate at UMass Lowell, condemning the effect of outside money in campaigns, but the common ground didn't last long beyond that first question.
UMass Lowell's Wind Energy Research Group (WERG) was recently awarded $200,000 by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to help strengthen and grow its research capacity.
A frustrating number of sexual violence cases never reach resolution. A $1.2 million grant-funded research project will explore why and suggest changes.
Jordan Rudess, legendary keyboardist for Dream Theater, held a master class for students and learned about their new instruments before giving a concert to benefit scholarships in the music department.
Thanks to a three-year $750,000 grant from the ADVANCE initiative of the National Science Foundation, researchers from UMass Lowell and UMass Medical School are developing an index to measure subtle gender biases within the academic setting.
Physics Profs. Partha Chowdhury and Christopher "Kim" Lister are among the researchers engaged in studying fleeting rare isotopes and determining their properties.
A team of researchers from Texas A&M University, King's College London and Queen's University of Belfast in the U.K. and UMass Lowell has developed a new metamaterial that could produce ultrasound images that are even higher in quality and resolution.
UMass Lowell professor James Nehring is about to get a big change of scenery when he sets up residence in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for a semester to research schools there. Nehring was named a 2013-2014 Fulbright Scholar for Northern Ireland Governance and Public Policy.
Computer Science Prof. Jie Wang is collaborating with researchers from the University of Texas, Arlington, and George Washington University to develop innovative waveform designs to improve the "spectrum efficiency" of wireless networks.
Plastics Engineering Assoc. Prof. Ramaswamy Nagarajan is one of the University's leading researchers on sustainability and renewable materials, having devoted more than decade of his career developing products and processes that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances.
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Lowell have received a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to improve the nation's railway infrastructure, particularly through the development of an automated inspection system.
U.S. Rep. Edward Markey has a double-digit lead over his Democratic opponent U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch in the run for U.S. Senate as well as the three Republicans seeking the seat, according to a new UMass Lowell-Boston Herald poll released today.
U.S. Rep. Edward Markey is the clear frontrunner to win the special U.S. Senate election, but his support is so soft he's failing to break the 50 percent mark even against a field of little-known GOP challengers, a new UMass Lowell/Boston Herald poll reveals.
To help strengthen our country's cyber defenses and protect national security, jobs and privacy, the University merged its Center for Network and Information Security and Center for Cyber Forensics to form a new Center for Internet Security And Forensics Entrepreneurs (I-SAFE).
Prof. Jie Wang and his team have been conducting theoretical research on developing new mobile networks of undersea sensors for detecting submarine intrusions along the coast of the United States.
GRE Assoc. Prof. James Nehring has been selected as the Fulbright Scholar for Northern Ireland Governance and Public Policy.
Assoc. Prof. Manuel Cifuentes of Work Environment is testing the use of treadmills and electric sit-to-stand desks with five University employees.
University researcher and cancer epidemiologist Richard Clapp appeared on NBC News "Rock Center with Brian Williams" program on Feb. 22 in an interview with the network's Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren visited campus to tour the Massachusetts Medical Device Development (M2D2) Center and the Mark and Elisia Saab Emerging Technologies and Innovation Center (ETIC), in addition to updating students on what's she's been doing since the Senate debate at the Tsongas Center in October that helped propel her to Washington.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, hitting areas of the state this week while Congress is on break, stopped at the new Lowell Community Health Center on Jackson Street, then visited the University of Massachusetts Lowell's Emerging Technologies and Innovation Center, which opened in October, and the Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center.
Researchers from UMass Lowell and their counterparts from the U.S. Army's Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center will be working together as part of a new research and development initiative called HEROES (Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers).
The New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation (NERVE) Center, which was inaugurated Feb. 12, will serve as "proving ground" for robots — a place where these complex machines will undergo rigorous testing to prove their strength, durability, design and functionality — and, in the process, help accelerate robotics research and development across the region.
UMass Lowell's New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation Center at 1001 Pawtucket Blvd. is being hailed as the nation's most advanced facility for robotics testing to date.
The Mass Technology Leadership Council plans to release its report in conjunction with the opening of the 10,000-square-foot New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation Center at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. The facility is part of the school's $80 million Emerging Technologies and Innovation Center, which opened in October.
UMass Lowell and Natick lab announced their partnership for various research projects during a ceremony Feb. 7. The collaboration, called "Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers (HEROES)," aims to find ways to better ensure soldier safety, ranging from flame-retardant camouflage to lighter food-packaging materials to improved body armor for female soldiers.
Lowell seniors, as a whole, are doing well, reports Andrew Hostetler and his research team.
Electrical engineering students Anthony Capone and Derek Dempsey used assistive design technology to create a "hybrid power tricycle" for their client — a 4-year-old boy named Pierce who is afflicted with cerebral palsy.
Jonathan Gardner, Ph.D., of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., will discuss the status of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which is scheduled for launch in 2018.
The National Science Foundation has recently awarded Prof. Robert Gamache a three-year grant worth more than $434,000 to establish the spectral "line shape" parameters for important gas molecules found in the atmospheres of Earth, Venus and Mars.
Communications professionals and alumni have connected with English students to discuss the versatility of their shared studies.
M2D2, a joint UMass Lowell and UMass Medical School initiative, today announced a medical-device venture competition that aims to find the best new Massachusetts-based medical device startups – and award them $20,000 in product development services.
Physics Prof. Paul Song and his co-investigators at UMass Lowell's Center for Atmospheric Research recently received a three-year grant from NASA worth more than $356,000 to study magnetosphere-ionosphere interactions.
Assoc. Prof. Maureen Stanton, a new member of the English department, won the 2012 Massachusetts Book Award in nonfiction for her book "Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: An Insider's Look at the World of Flea Markets, Antiques and Collecting."
The U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy (ARPA-E) has awarded a team of researchers from UMass Lowell, UMass Boston and the University of Wisconsin a three-year, $3 million grant to develop a metal catalyst for converting sunlight, carbon dioxide (CO2) and water into hydrocarbon fuel.
A partnership between the GSE and the Lawrence public schools to improve classroom instruction for English language learners is expanding, thanks to a $1.6 million federal grant.
Computer science students enrolled in the Artificial Intelligence course taught by Assoc. Prof. Fred Martin develop some interesting class projects.
A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School is applying nanotechnology to a light-based therapy that could someday help patients fight viruses, bacteria, fungi and cancer cells.
UMass Lowell, with partners MassCOSH and the Boston Workers Alliance, released a new study that examines obesity and low-wage workers and held a forum with experts to discuss solutions.


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Pattinson finds 'Twilight' is his Dawning Moment
He "obsessively" read and re-read the Stephenie Meyer novel on which the movie is based. And he spent five hours a day in the gym, trying to chisel out a six-pack before the cameras rolled.
"Afterwards, my friends gave me such a hard time because, literally, I had never set foot inside a gym before that," he said.
During a phone interview from Los Angeles, Pattinson does his best to downplay his status as a heart throb in ascendance. While admitting that his mom gets a big kick out of all the hullabaloo surrounding his first starring role, the 22-year-old actor insisted the attention hasn't made much of an impact on him.
"I can separate myself from it," he relates. "I can go into a room of screaming teenage girls but my mind doesn't absorb it."
Stephenie Meyer said casting Edward was the one of the filmmakers' trickiest challenges.
"(Edward) has to be everything," she said. "He has to be beautiful and dangerous and angst-ridden and intelligent. A lot of guys were pretty but they weren't dangerous. Other guys were dangerous but not pretty enough. Rob Pattinson has both sides."
Meyer's books are full of the kind of dramatic mood swings which are often difficult to capture on film. Pattinson, for his part, was committing to giving Edward a transfusion of humanity.
"When I read the book, I did notice the extreme emotions all the time," he said. "But I liked that. I like movies that are operatic. That said, I did try to make Edward as un-cheesy as possible. I tried hard to stir him in a more realistic direction."
Music was another big motivator for Pattinson. On the eve of the movie's more romantic moments, he revved himself up by listening to CDs by British newcomer Laura Marling ("She's very young but she has a desperate quality to her voice") and Gyorgy Ligetti. (Gozde: Here is a video from Laura Marling, it's bautiful_
Pattinson rose to a different kind of challenge when he was required to fly through the air with the greatest of ease.
"Wire work is so hard," he groaned. "You have to look like you're controlling your movements when you're not. It's incredibly painful, too. You're hanging there all day from two straps on your crotch. Not the most comfortable experience in the world."
17 comments:
- Jewels64 said...
Goz, I'm brain dead right now. Did ya'll post the 15 minute Variety interview. I'm watching it right now and I don't remember seeing this?
- November 16, 2008 at 2:41 PM
- Gozde said...
You mean this? :-)
http://www.robsessedpattinson.com/2008/11/varietycom-rob-interview-click-me-to.html - November 16, 2008 at 2:43 PM
- Gozde said...
By the way for future info: at the left upper side you can do a blog search :-))
- November 16, 2008 at 2:43 PM
- Jewels64 said...
Ha ha this blonde moment was brought to you by Clairol!
- November 16, 2008 at 2:44 PM
- Jewels64 said...
Yeah, I was cruising through the website RobPattinsonWho? He makes me lose my mind.
- November 16, 2008 at 2:45 PM
- Gozde said...
LOL, that's what happens when you cheat on us :PP
- November 16, 2008 at 2:47 PM
- Jewels64 said...
I bow down to your infinite wisdom, mercy and beg forgiveness. I won't happen again. You and Dani ARE the RPattz Goddesses!
- November 16, 2008 at 2:49 PM
- Jewels64 said...
oops..."It" won't happen again. It's so cold in my house my fingers refuse to type correctly.
- November 16, 2008 at 2:50 PM
- Jewels64 said...
That video is hauntingly beautiful!
- November 16, 2008 at 2:51 PM
- Kate said...
Ooh loved that interview!!
- November 16, 2008 at 2:53 PM
- Gozde said...
Well as long as you don't let it happen again :)) It's cold in Atlanta too but I'm going to Chicago on Tuesday so I think this "cold" will feel like a summer day once I'm there :P
- November 16, 2008 at 2:57 PM
- lynnguys said...
Jewels---what I wouldn't give for a bit of cold here in Vista! My poor dogs are starting to come in ashy due to the LA fires. Fucking global warming!
Hey, I like Laura Marling, she kinda reminds me of Sia who has the most beautiful voice. - November 16, 2008 at 3:46 PM
- bella's mom said...
oooooooo lynn, Sia's song Breathe Me is aesome!!!
You take care there, if there is that much ash and stuff you guys be careful about going out and breathing it all in.
Be Safe! - November 16, 2008 at 4:40 PM
- bella's mom said...
* awesome.. please excuse spelling.. lol
- November 16, 2008 at 4:40 PM
- Ellie said...
Hi, "Bella's mom! :)
I saw your note this morning when I woke up. I'd love to "compare notes"! I hope you didn't think I was disrespectful of the kids with my "zoning out" comment. It is what it is~lol. I love them dearly; got to have a sense of humor. - November 16, 2008 at 5:04 PM
- bella's mom said...
Oh my gosh no Ellie, I say that all the time.. these kids are great and they make me laugh so hard. You should hear my son's version of a knock knock joke.. oh wait. on second thought, I'll spare ya of that.. lol
toss me an email if you get the chance...
email@example.com - November 16, 2008 at 5:30 PM
- Tess said...
Goz- good article, great song! thanks for posting.
- November 16, 2008 at 8:13 PM


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Catalog photography: Redefining a brand
So this was a recent project I've been working on for Solar Advertising in Castle Rock, Colorado. They distribute promotional products such as lip balms, hand sanitizers, lip gloss, etc. They wanted to re-brand their company, so with the help of Roger Maynor's Design we created a new look for their product.
They are going natural with all of their products and wanting to promote a "green" lifestyle. So in order to achieve that in the photographs we utilized simple, natural props and a recycled paper looking background.
Overall, I think we really accomplished they style we were going for.
Check it out.
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All of the varied flavors come together very well in this Asian inspired soup. Sweet, salty, spicy and yet still delicate, this is a great start to any meal.
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, pound the lemon grass stalks until flattened; discard the dry ends of the stalks. Cut the bulb sections into 1-in. pieces.
2. In a saucepan over medium heat, combine lemon grass, broth, jalapeño and ginger and bring to a boil. Reduce to low, cover, and simmer 15 min.
3. Meanwhile, plunge lobster tails into boiling water and simmer 5 min.; drain well. When cool enough to handle, twist off the tail flippers. With your finger, push meat out from the tail end. Slice the tail in half lengthwise, then into thin slices. Reserve.
4. Add coconut milk, brown sugar and fish sauce to the lemon grass broth and bring to a simmer. Add lobster and heat through. Remove from heat and stir in lime juice to taste. Stir in green onions, basil and cilantro and serve.