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An emotionally unstable college freshman (Leighton Meester) grows obsessed with her unsuspecting roommate (Minka Kelly) in Danish director Christian E. Christiansen's English-language debut. Trouble begins after a frat party, when Kelly's Sara character comes back to her dorm room smashed, pausing to meet her roommate, Rebecca (Meester), for the first time just before she rushes out of the room to puke. Both being artistic types, Rebecca gloms onto Sara's artistic yearnings and they both bond over couture culture, yet Rebecca's antisocial behavior always seems to stand in the way of them being best buds. Soon it becomes apparent that Rebecca's territorial side is something to be freaked out by, as Sara's ex-boyfriend, her pervy teacher, and anyone else that do the young artist harm will attest. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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Their dream vacation in Paris proving to be an unmitigated dud, three women find the adventure they've been searching for after one of them is mistaken for a rude British heiress and pampered like royalty. Arriving in Paris to find that the City of Lights has lost its luster, a girl, her tightly wound stepsister, and her best friend ditch their tour guide and find themselves drawn into the lavish lobby of a world-class hotel. The next thing they know they're on a posh private jet to Monte Carlo, where romance and excitement await. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Julian Farino's The Oranges is a darkly comic portrait of two suburban families who live next to each other. David Walling (Hugh Laurie) and his wife Paige (Catherine Keener) are having marriage problems, which finally blow up when he falls in love with Nina (Leighton Meester), the twentysomething daughter of his neighbors Terry (Oliver Platt) and Carol (Allison Janney). As this new relationship threatens to wreck marriages and friendships, the person who takes it the hardest is David and Paige's daughter Vanessa (Alia Shawkat), who used to be best friends with Nina before the latter dropped her prior to high school. The Oranges played at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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This action comedy tells the tale of mild-mannered married couple Phil (Steve Carell) and Claire (Tina Fey), who fear their relationship may be falling into a stale rut. During their weekly date night, they impetuously steal a dinner reservation, which leads to a case of mistaken identity. Turns out the reservation was for a pair of thieves, and now a number of unsavory characters want Phil and Claire killed. If they can survive a wacky life-threatening night, they may just rediscover the passion missing from their marriage. Directed by Shawn Levy, the film co-stars Mark Wahlberg, James Franco, and Kristen Wiig. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Fast food lovers run for cover, because Horny the Clown is out on the town and he's ready to deliver death more swiftly than any case of bad cholesterol. Blanca Carne was a quiet town until before Hella-Burger opened for business. A fast food joint fronted by a creepy mascot named Horny the Clown, Hella-Burger was a huge hit until the customers started dying in droves. As Horny trades his patty-flipping spatula for a meat cleaver, an axe, and skin sizzling deep fryer that has plenty of room for all of his victims, it's up to high school student Mackenzie Carpenter (Leighton Meester) to discover the driving force behind Horny's murderous impulses before the whole town is turned to ground chuck. Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock co-stars in a gruesome horror comedy from filmmakers Brendan Cowles and Shane Kuhn. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Want to know a secret? A really juicy secret? Look no further than the latest message from Manhattan's notorious blogger Gossip Girl. She keeps tabs on the city's most elite teens as they make the rounds from the preppiest school events to the most lavish, decadent parties. And between Serena and Blair's explosive friendship, Dan and Serena's budding romance, Nate and Blair's fairytale relationship (or is it?), Chuck's escapades and Jenny's introduction to the glamorous life, there's a lot to track! In this 5-disc, 18-episode Season One, friends, lovers, rivals and enemies abound. Even the darkest secrets don't stay hidden for long. You know you love it. XOXO!
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House (Hugh Laurie) finds a kindred spirit in the form of Adam (Braeden Lemasters), a 10-year-old autistic boy suffering from chest pains. Due to his brain disorder, Adam has absolutely no social or anger-management skills whatsoever--clearly a boy after House's own heart. This situation proves most disturbing for Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), who arrives at the conclusion that House must be suffering from latent autism himself. . .especially when House pitches a fit because the blood-stained carpeting in his office (a souvenir of his shooting) has been replaced with a clean new rug. Meanwhile, 17-year-old Ali (Leighton Meester) persists in her romantic pursuit of House, making no secret of her lustful yearnings for our hapless hero. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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When a young man with a disturbing hobby of following strangers winds up in the home of a grieving couple who has recently lost their young son, and innocent game of discovery turns into a disturbing voyage into desperation, despair, and insanity in this thriller starring Heroes' Nicholas D'Agosto and Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester. Alex (D'Agosto) and his best friend Josie (Meester) have made a game out of following complete strangers. One night, driven by an insatiable sense of curiosity, Alex takes the game too far and sneaks into a suburban home. The situation quickly becomes complicated when the couple that lives there discovers the young intruder. Much to Alex's surprise, the couple does not phone the police, but becomes increasingly fascinated with the boy as a result of his resemblance to their dead son Timmy. As delusion begins to take hold, the grieving couple to eventually comes to believe that Alex really is Timmy. Now trapped in the house with no means of escape, Alex will have to rely on his best friend Josie if he holds out any hope of escaping his captors and reclaiming his true identity. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A family of paranormalists investigates the strange goings-on at a high school still reeling over a student's very public suicide in this teen thriller. Hangman's Curse concerns the further exploits of the Veritas Group, a loose collective of people committed to researching supernatural mysteries. The group's members include the Springfield family -- parents Nate (David Keith) and Sarah (Mel Harris) and Elisha (Leighton Meester) and Elijah (Douglas Smith) -- whose current assignment takes them to the aforementioned high school. There, they find that Abel, the teen who took his life, had been long ostracized by various cliques in the school -- jocks, popular kids, and the like -- all of whom are falling prey to mysterious ailments. As Nate and Sarah watch from the sidelines, it's up to Elisha and Elijah to pose as students to get inside the mystery. Hangman's Curse was based on the novel by Christian author Frank Peretti. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Arizona Herpetological AssociationThe AHA is a non-profit organization funded by donations and membership dues. Our goals are to provide education to the public about reptiles & amphibians; foster an environment where people can appreciate reptiles & amphibians as a community; rescue and relocate reptiles that find themselves in harms way Meeting Date/Time/Place: 4th Tuesday of every month/7:30 p.m./Phoenix Zoo, 455 North Galvin ParkwayContact Info: email@example.com, (480) 894-1625
Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society (BAARS)BAARS is a herpetological society dedicated to educating the public about these misunderstood animals, and to encourage conservation and habitat preservation. Captive propagation of endangered species and responsible husbandry is actively encouraged through meetings, a newsletter, and outreach programs. Meeting Date/Time/Place: 4th Friday of every month/8:00 / Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Way, Palo Alto, CA (room M-2 or H-6)Contact Info: www.baars.org
California Turtle and Tortoise Club, Chino Valley Chapter P.O. Box 1753 Chino, CA 91709The Chino Valley Chapter of the California Turtle and Tortoise Club offers a wide variety of interesting, educational and fun activities. The third Friday of each month, we have a meeting at the CHINO COMMUNITY BUILDING (10th & B Street in Chino) from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM where we conduct club business, answer questions, enjoy light refreshments and have an educational program. You don't need to be a member to attend and visitors are welcome. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Friday of every month/7:30 pm/Chino Community Building, 5443 B Street, Chino
Central Coast Herpetological Society (CCHS)The mission of Central Coast Herpetological Society (CCHS) is to encourage the appreciation of reptiles and amphibians through education, promoting conservation of all wildlife and of herpetofauna specifically, encouraging proper husbandry, supporting local rescue organizations, the protection of ownership rights, and to cooperate with other organizations and individuals which share our goals. We are dedicated to becoming a group of amateur and professional herpetologists excited to share our knowledge, enthusiasm, and friendship to anyone interested. Members gather for meetings and activities in Monterey County and the surrounding areas of California's Central Coast.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Monthly Meetings at Marina Library Community Room, 190 Seaside Circle, Marina, CA 93933Website: www.centralcoastherps.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/ccherpsociety
Central Valley Herpetological Society (CVHS)CVHS is one of the largest herp societies in the United States, meeting monthly in Manteca, Calif.Members include reptile hobbyists, field herpers, professional herpetologists, specialized breeders, and others interested in reptiles and amphibians. Membership is free. If you have any questions, be sure to contact us through our website! Meeting Date/Time/Place: Monthly Meetings in Manteca, CAContact Info: www.cvherps.org/contact.htmlWebsite: www.cvherps.org
Clovis Turtle & Tortoise ClubCen-Val Chapter of the California Turtle & Tortoise ClubP.O. Box 727Clovis, CA 93613 Meeting Date/Time/Place: Second Thursday of the month/7:00 pm/Del Mar Elementary School, 4122 N. Del Mar, Fresno, CA 93704 Contact Info: email@example.com; (559) 298-7114
Sacramento Turtle and Tortoise ClubThe club was founded in April of 1981 and at present we have approximately 950 members. The dues are only $2.00 a year because it is important to me for everyone who wishes, to receive the newsletter and have a sense of belonging to a club devoted to turtles and tortoises. Of course, donations are always welcome, but not a necessity. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Four meetings a year. See website for detailsContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com www.turtlebunker.com/
San Diego Herpetological SocietyReptile Amphibian & Bug ClubThe Reptile Amphibian & Bug Club is a new kind of club - reaching out to everyone with a passion or curiosity for reptiles, amphibians and all types of bugs kept as pets or studied and observed in nature. Our primary objective is to create a supportive environment for enthusiasts whether a beginner or life-long hobbyist or breeder. We are co-sponsored by the leading two non-profit organizations dedicated to these creatures - EcoVivarium and the San Diego Herpetological Society.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Fourth Tuesday of each month/7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m./San Diego Animal Services Training Facility, 5480 Gaines Street San Diego, CA 92110Contact Info: email@example.com; 619-760-0578Website: www.MyReptileClub.org
San Diego Turtle and Tortoise SocietyP.O. Box 712514Santee, CA 92072-2514Contact Info: email@example.com; (619) 593-2123
Southwestern Herpetologist Society The objectives of the Southwestern Herpetologists Society are to enhance the education of the members and the general public concerning the roles of amphibians and reptiles in the natural world; To promote the conservation of reptiles and amphibians in particular, as well as all wildlife in general; to provide information for the closer cooperation between amateur and professional herpetologists, thatthey may work together for the promotion of the science of herpetology.Meeting Date/Time/Place: San Gabriel chapter-Third Thursday of the month/7:30 p.m./Eaton Canyon Nature Center, 1750 North Altadena Drive, PasadenaMeeting Date/Time/Place: Los Angeles chapter-First Wednesday of the month/7:30 p.m./14409 Vanowen St. Van Nuys, CA 91405Contact Info: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com; (818) 503-2052www.swhs.org
Turtle & Tortoise Care SocietyThe Turtle and Tortoise Care Society was founded in 1990. It was formed to serve the North Orange County and Long Beach areas after the CTTC Orange County Chapter relocated its meeting place to Chapman University. In January 1991, the Turtle & Tortoise Care Society was designated the ninth chapter of the California Turtle and Tortoise Club.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Friday of the month/7:30 p.m./University Baptist Church, 3434 Chatwin Ave., Long Beach, CA 90808Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com@aol.comwww.tortoise.org/ttcs/
Colorado Herpetological SocietyColorado Herpetological Society was formed in 1973 to promote knowledge in the fields of both herpetology and herpetoculture, and to encourage the conservation and appreciation of all reptiles and amphibians in general.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Sunday of every month except for June and December/6 p.m./Room 101 (ground floor on the southwest side) of The King Center at CU-Denver (855 Lawerence Way)Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 372567, Denver, CO 80237-2567Website: www.coloherps.org/
The Connecticut Herpetologists' LeagueWe specialize in reptiles of CT and Natural History. Although we cover anything Herp related. We do some annual field trips locally and occasionally to other countries.Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; (860) 669-6363
Calusa Hepetological SocietyThe Calusa Herpetological Society of Southwest Florida is dedicated to education, conservation, and enjoyment of reptiles and amphibiansMeeting Date/Time/Place: First Thursday of each month/7 p.m./Calusa Nature Center Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; (239) 728-2390; P.O. Box 222, Estero, FL 33928
Jacksonville Herpetological Society The Jacksonville Herpetological Society has been serving the Herp Community since 1987. We meet the first Sunday of each month in the meeting room at the Museum of Science and History from 3-5pm Come check us out at www.jaxherp.comMeeting Date/Time/Place: First Sunday of each month/3 to 5 p.m./Museum of Science and History Contact Info: email@example.com; P.O. Box 37336 Jacksonville, FL 32236 Website: www.jaxherp.com
Suncoast Herpetological SocietyThe Suncoast Herpetological Society (SHS) is a not-for-profit, educational, and recreational club for people with an interest in reptiles and amphibians with an emphasis on Responsible Husbandry & Captive Breeding. The Suncoast Herpetological Society is dedicated to education. We provide education talks to citizen's in the Pinellas County community as well as the surrounding counties' communities. Each month we have someone speak on a herp related topic at the meeting and on a regular basis we go into the community to provide information giving talks at libraries, schools and environmental education centers.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Wednesday of the month/TBD/Moccasin Lake Nature Park, Clearwater FloridaContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; (727) 942-6700; P.O. Box 2725, Dunedin, FL 34697www.kingsnake.com/suncoastherpsociety
Georgia Reptile SocietyOur mission: To educate the state of Georgia about the wonderful world of reptiles through membership, outreach, and social media. Our children are our future. That's why the Georgia Reptile Society plans to aim many of its efforts towards educational experiences for children of all ages. We want them to know how important reptiles are to our ecosystems and how special they are.Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; www.gareptilesociety.org
Chicago Herpetological SocietyOur mission: To educate the general public about these frequently misunderstood animals, promote conservation of all wildlife, especially reptiles and amphibians, and to encourage cooperation between amateur and professional herpetologists toward a broader and deeper knowledge of this fascinating field.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Last Wednesday of each month/7:30 p.m./ Peggy Notebaert Nature MuseumContact Info: 2430 North Cannon Dr., Chicago, IL 60614; (773) 281-1800www.chicagoherp.org/
Chicago Turtle ClubThe Chicago Turtle Club was founded over 11 years ago by members of the Chicago Herpetological Society for those interested in the care of pet turtles and tortoises. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Last Sunday of the month/TBD/North Park Nature Center, 5801 N. Pulaski Road, Chicago IL.Contact Info: email@example.com; 6125 N. Fairfield Ave., Chicago, IL 60659, (773) 508-0034www.chicagoturtle.org
Hoosier Herpetological SocietyThe Hoosier Herpetological Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the education of its membership and the conservation of all reptiles and amphibians. Membership is open to all interested individuals.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Wednesday of each month/7:30 pm/ Butler University, Pharmacy Building, Room 150Contact Info: (317) 873-6561 (Roger and Holly Carter), (317) 865-0464 (James Horton, president); P.O. Box 40544,Indianapolis, IN 46240-0544www.hoosierherpsoc.org/
Iowa Herpetological SocietyThe Iowa Herp society was founded in 1978 and has a long tradition of promoting herpetological education. At IHS monthly meetings you'll meet people who share an interest in breeding and keeping reptiles and amphibians. IHS members have the best opportunity to get the most current information on caring for reptiles and amphibians in captivity. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Saturday of each month/10 a.m./Urbandale Public Library, 3520 86th Street, Urbandale. Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 13102, Des Moines, IA 50310; (641) 897-5400www.iowaherp.com/
The Kansas Herpetological Society The KHS is a non-profit 501c3 organization founded in Lawrence, Kansas, in 1974 by Joseph T. Collins and colleagues, designed to encourage scholarship, research, and dissemination of scientific information through the facilities of the Society; to encourage conservation of wildlife in general and of the herpetofauna of Kansas in particular; and to achieve closer cooperation and understanding between herpetologists, so that they may work together in common cause. The KHS is not a herpetocultural organization, but encourages individuals to keep and maintain native Kansas herpetofauna for educational and research purposes.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Annual meeting held at Great Plains Nature Center. See website for detailsContact Info: Derek Schmidt at firstname.lastname@example.com; KHS Web Administrator Joseph T. Collins at email@example.com. www.cnah.org/khs/
Kentucky Herpetological SocietyThe Kentucky Herpetological Society is a non-profit reptile and amphibian hobbyist group dedicated to: Enhancing the education of members and the general public in Herpetology and Herpetoculture through the facilities of the Society; Promoting conservation and quality care of all wildlife, herpetofauna in particular, whenever and wherever possible; Providing information for the advancement of Herpetology; Achieving a closer cooperation and understanding between amateur and professional herpetologists so that they may work together towards common goalsMeeting Date/Time/Place: Second Thursday of each month/6 p.m./Louisville Nature CenterContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com; 2035 Sherwood Ave., Louisville, KY 40205; (502) 361-1824www.kyherpsoc.org/
Louisiana Gulf Coast Herpetological SocietyThe Louisiana Gulf Coast Herpetological Society, Inc. is dedicated to the preservation of reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates and to the conservation of their natural habitat, and to the promotion of their proper captive husbandry and propagation. The society emphasizes the education of its members and the public in all areas relevant to the appreciation of these unique animals.Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 113483, Metairie, LA 70011-3483www.lgchs.org/
Maine Herpetological SocietyThe Maine Herpetological Society was founded in 1992 to:promote responsible care of captive reptiles and amphibians; educate members and the general public on all aspects of Herpetoculture;encourage conservation through captive breeding; participate in creating responsible regulation for the importation, possession, and breeding of reptiles and amphibians; share herp related information through the member written newsletter, monthly meetings and the MHS web siteMeeting Date/Time/Place: Third Saturday of the month/4pm/Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, 50 Elm St., in WatervilleContact Info: email@example.com; 99 Water St., Millinocket, ME 04462;(207) 723-4108www.maineherp.org/
New England Herpetological SocietyThe New England Herpetological Society, founded in 1972, is a group of reptile and amphibian enthusiasts. Our goals are education, conservation and the advancement of herpetology. Society members have unique opportunities to further their knowledge of and participation in all aspects of herpetology. Meeting Date/Time/Place: varies/1 p.m./New England Wildlife CenterContact Info: email@example.com; 500 Columbian Street, Weymouth, MA 02190; (617) 789-5800
Michigan Society of HerpetologistsDedicated to the education of the public on Reptiles and Amphibians, the Michigan Society of Herpetologists and this Website is your link for all Reptile and Amphibian related information for the state of Michigan. We provide several opportunities for members and the public to experience Reptiles and Amphibians around the state. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Varies, see websiteContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; 321 W. Oakland Ave., Lansing, MI 48906; (517) 321-6105, (269) 729-4623www.michherp.org/
Michigan State University Herp Club MSU Teaching Greenhouse East Lansing, MI 48823www.msuherpclub.ning.com/
Minnesota Herpetological Society The purpose of the MHS is to further the education of the membership and the general public in the care and captive propagation of reptiles and amphibians; educate the members and the general public on the ecological role of reptiles and amphibians; promote the study and conservation of reptiles and amphibians.Meeting Date/Time/Place: First Friday of the month/7 p.m./room 335 of Borlaug Hall on the University of Minnesota, St. Paul campusContact Info: memsecretary AT mnherpsoc DOT com, recsecretary AT mnherpsoc DOT com; 612-326-6516; 10 Church St. SE Minneapolis, MN 55455www.mnherpsoc.com/
Kansas City Herpetological SocietyMeeting Date/Time/Place: Second Saturday, every other month/1 p.m./William Chrisman High School, 24 Hwy & Noland Road, Independence, MO.Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 118, Liberty, MO 64069; (816) 468-5609www.kcherp.com
Southwest Missouri Herpetological SocietyThe Southwest Missouri Herpetological Society is a non-profit organization made up of people who share a common interest in amphibians and reptilesMeeting Date/Time/Place: Monthly at Wonders of Wildlife Conservation Education Center see website for detailsContact Info: email@example.com; SWMHS P.O. Box 432 Buffalo, MO 65622 www.swmoherpsociety.org
St. Louis Herpetological SocietyThe mission of the St. Louis Herpetological Society is to share knowledge within our membership and educate the general public hoping to instill an appreciation of reptiles and amphibians and their importance in the natural world.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Second Sunday of every month (with exceptions for Mother's Day and Easter)/6:30 p.m./Kirkwood Community Center, 111 S. Geyer, Kirkwood, MO 63122Contact Info: email@example.com; P.O. Box 410346, St. Louis, MO 63141-0346www.stlherpsociety.org/
Nebraska Herpetological SocietyThe Nebraska Herpetological Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of amphibians and reptiles, the encouragement of responsible captive propagation, and the promotion of public education and understanding of reptiles and amphibians.Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; (402) 210-7485 (Glenn Eisel); University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, NE 68182-0440www.nebherp.org/
Long Island Herpetological SocietyMeeting Date/Time/Place: Third Sunday of every month/1 p.m./Farmingdale University COnference CenterContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; 476 North Ontario Ave., Lindenhurst, NY 11757; (631) 884-LIHS
Metropolitan Herpetological SocietyFounded in January 2006, the mission of our organization is to raise awareness about the specific husbandry needs of reptiles & amphibians in captivity, and to educate our community about the diverse reptile and amphibian species that are native to Staten Island, N.Y.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Friday of each month/7 p.m./Blue Heron Park Nature Center, 222 Poillon Avenue, Staten Island N.Y. Contact Info: Harvey J. Bird Jr. email@example.com, email@example.com: www.metroherpsociety.orgwww.facebook.com/metroherpsociety
Western New York Herpetological SocietyWe are an organization of enthusiasts in the Buffalo and Rochester, New York area with a shared interest in herps in the wild and as pets. The mission of the WNYHS is to promote and educate the public with the best possible information on how to maintain their amphibian and reptile pets in captivity. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Wednesday of every month/8 p.m./Medaille CollegeContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; 82 Moulton Ave., Buffalo, NY 14223; (716) 873-2869website: www.wnyherpsociety.org
North Carolina Herpetological SocietyFounded in 1978, the goals of the club are to work to perpetuate the conservation of amphibians and reptiles through education and dissemination of scientific information through the facilities of the Society; to encourage conservation of the wildlife in general, and of amphibians and reptiles in particular; to promote research in herpetology by sharing information among members and through cooperation with amateur and professional herpetologists; to educate the public and members, and to exchange information and resources with other herpetological societies by means of a newsletter and specific activities such as field trips and lectures. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Biannual meetings. Annual Fall Meeting is nearly always held the first Saturday in November, in Raleigh, NC (usually at NC State University or the NC State Museum). Annual Spring Meeting is held at a different facility (usually a state park, national wildlife refuge, university campus, museum, or nature center) each year, usually in late April or early May. Executive Council holds two additional meetings annually, in January and July, usually in Raleigh. Other meetings, such as committee meetings and various special activities, may be held at various locations, at various times during the year.Contact Info: Jeff Beane firstname.lastname@example.com; 919-733-7450 ext. 754; David Cooper. email@example.com; 919-906-3859.website: www.ncherps.org
CCSB Reptile firstname.lastname@example.com(336) 749 3250
Bowling Green State University Herp Club111 Life Sciences Bldg.Bowling Green, OH 43403Contact Info: email@example.com; (419) 372-8564
Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society (GCHS)The Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society is a non-profit organization geared toward the conservation and education of reptiles and amphibians. We were established in 1977 and continue to grow every year. The Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society exists to provide for members a vehicle for exchange and sharing of resources, information, and ideas pertinent to herpetology. Our goal is to promote zealously, the welfare of reptiles and amphibians, through example, through education of the public and their representatives, elected and otherwise, and through the encouragement of responsible research.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Monthly meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at the Cincinnati Nature Center / Rowe Woods. Meetings begin at 7:00 pm and typically consist of a short business section followed by a program on herpetology or herpetolocultureContact Info: PO Box 14783, Cincinnati, OH 45250 firstname.lastname@example.com; (513) 956 - 7536www.cincyherps.com
Northern Ohio Association Of Herpetologists (N.O.A.H.) The Northern Ohio Association of Herpetologists (NOAH) was founded in 1974 and our primary objective is to provide our members and the general public with accurate information regarding the breeding, care and conservation of reptiles and amphibians through several avenues.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Monday of every month/7:30 p.m./Rocky River Nature Center, 24000 Valley Parkway, North Olmsted, Ohio Contact Info: email@example.com; P.O. BOX 326, Columbia Station, OH 44028 www.noahonline.info/2010/
The Toledo Herpetological SocietyThe purpose of the Toledo Herpetological Society (THS) is to educate the general public and the organization's members regarding the ecological role, proper care and breeding, and legal issues pertaining to reptiles and amphibians; to provide an open forum for the exchange of resources, information and ideas concerning herpetology; and to adopt guidelines for the proper care and breeding of reptiles and amphibians. ( ...and to have some fun along the way... :)Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Thursday of the month (Herp Demos periodically through the summer months)/TBD/Toledo Natural Science Technology Center - 5561 Elmer Drive, Toledo.Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.toledoherps.org
Oklahoma City Herpetological & Invertebrate Society (OCHIS)OCHIS establishes a forum of communication for all those interested in herpetology. The dispersion of information and communication is accomplished through monthly meetings. OCHIS endeavors to promote the scientific study and conservation of reptiles and amphibians. Regional herpetology is emphasized, however any herpetological subject may be entertained.OCHIS encourages communication between members and the public to foster a better understanding of reptiles and amphibians.Membership is open to anyone with an interest in herpetology. Youth membership and participation is encouraged. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Thursday of each month/7 p.m. to 9 p.m./Alternate between the Oklahoma City Zoo and the Midwest City Metropolitan LibraryContact Info: email@example.com; (405) 737-8331website: www.okcherpsociety.com
Central Oregon Herpetology (COR Herp)COR Herp is a group dedicated to sharing information about the hobby of keeping and sometimes breeding reptiles, inverts and amphibians. If you are an old pro or new to the hobby you are welcome to join us. Not sure you want to come to a meeting in person? That's fine, you are more than welcome to just be a member here on the forum. Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com/
Oregon Herpetological SocietyThe OHS objectives are: Education- to help members and guests learn more about amphibians and reptiles and to try to make this information available to the general public; Conservation - to promote the survival of native populations by discouraging wasteful collection of animals and habitat destruction; Communication - to help members learn about publications, laws, activities, and problems; Recreation - to facilitate safe and enjoyable meetings, exhibits, and field trips for all who respectfully attend these events.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Thursday of each month/6:30-8 p.m./The Science Factory in Eugene, Oregon.Contact Info: email@example.com; P.O. Box 70414, Eugene, OR 97401-0122www.facebook.com/pages/Oregon-Herpetological-Society/281488979698
Philadelphia Herpetological SocietyWe welcome anyone that shares our interests and conservation goals. Our volunteers range from professional academic herpetologists to students and hobbyists interested in applied herpetology (i.e. herpetoculture.) If you live, work or visit in Southeast Pennsylvania or Southern NJ, please consider joining our group! If you would like to be a speaker or field trip guide, please contact the president. Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; c/o Mark Miller, president, P.O. Box 52261, Philadelphia, PA 19115
Lancaster Herpetological SocietyFounded in 2005, the Lancaster Herpetological Society aims to educate people in conservation and care of reptiles and amphibians, through speakers and special events. We are committed to dispelling myths and untruths about our less fuzzy friendsMeeting Date/Time/Place: Third Friday of each month/7 p.m./North Museum in Lancaster, PAContact info: email@example.com; www.lancasterherp.org/
The Turtle & Tortoise Society of CharlestonThe Turtle and Tortoise Society of Charleston (TTSC) is a non profit organization dedicated to the promotion of proper husbandry and education about all turtles and tortoises. We encourage the dissemination of information which will aid members in establishing and maintaining habitats which will ensure the health and growth of captive turtle populations.Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: email@example.com; P.O. Box 687, Ladson, SC 29456, (843) 871-6606www.turtlesanctum.org/
SOUTH DAKOTASioux Falls Herpetological SocietyFounded in November 2010, the goals of the club are to get connected, educate the public, and promote conservationMeeting Date/Time/Place: 1st Sunday of the month(Except on Holidays) 7pm Augustana College Building GSC room 101Contact Info: email@example.com; (712) 212-2227 website: www.facebook.com/sfherpsociety
Austin Herpetological SocietyThe Austin Herpetological Society (AHS) is comprised of amateur and professional herpetologists for the purpose of enhancing experiences with reptiles and amphibians through education and conservation. The AHS was founded in 2002 by amateur and professional herpetologists in the Austin metropolitan area who enjoy reptiles and amphibians in the field and at home. The society is dedicated to enriching the experience of everyone who encounters or keeps reptiles and amphibians.Meeting Date/Time/Place: TBDContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; c/o Deborah Sydney, 4500 Williams Drive Ste 212-113, Georgetown, TX 78633; (512) 83-SNAKEWebsite: www.austinherpsociety.org
Dallas-Ft. Worth Herpetological SocietyThe Dallas-Fort Worth Herpetological Society is a 501(c)3 non-profit society. Our mission is to promote understanding, appreciation, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians; encourage respect for their habitats; and foster responsible captive care. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in reptiles and amphibians ("herpetofauna" or "herps"). Our members include professional biologists and amateur naturalists with years of experience, as well as those with a beginning interest in herps (either keeping and breeding them, or seeing them in the wild). Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Saturday of each month/7 p.m./University of Texas at Arlington, Life Sciences building Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 540892, Grand Prairie, TX 75054-0892; (972) 949-4191
East Texas Herpetological Society (ETHS)ETHS is dedicated to the education of its members and the general public about the natural history, ecology, husbandry, conservation, proper care and treatment of reptiles and amphibians.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Third Friday of every month/7:30 p.m./The Reptile Building at the Houston ZooContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; P.O. Box 141, Katy, TX 77492-0141; (281) 354-8483
East Texas Regional Herpetological Societyc/o Dr. Neil Ford, Faculty AdvisorUniversity of Texas at TylerContact Info: email@example.com; 3900 University Blvd., Department of Biology, Science Room 140, Tyler, TX 75799; (903) 566-7202, ext. 7402 or 7249
South Texas Herpetology AssociationThe purpose of the South Texas Herpetology Association is to promote education and dissemination of scientific information through the facilities of the Society; to promote conservation of wildlife in general and of reptiles and amphibians in the state of Texas in particular; to provide through the facilities of the Society a means for the rescue of unwanted, mistreated, and distressed reptiles and amphibians; to achieve closer cooperation and understanding between herpetoculturists, herpetologists, and the interested public so that they may work together in the common cause of furthering science; to represent the wishes of the members before public, semi-public, and private-policy making bodies at the city, county, state, and federal levels; to promote the captive propagation of reptiles and amphibians in order to relieve pressure on wild populations; and to promote proper animal husbandry of reptiles and amphibians. Meeting Date/Time/Place: Second Wednesday of every month/7:30 p.m./Welding Machine & Torch Repair, 7110 Eckhert Rd., San AntonioContact Info: email@example.com; 8023 Hill Trails, San Antonio, TX 78250-3008www.kingsnake.com/stha/stha-home-page.htm
Virginia Herpetological Society (VHS)Organized in 1958, the Virginia Herpetological Society brings together people interested in advancing their knowledge of Virginia's reptiles and amphibians. The VHS encourages scientific study of Virginia herpetofauna and its conservation. Education continues to be an important society function.Meeting Date/Time/Place: Meetings are held twice a year. See websiteContact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; Dept. of Biology, Liberty University, 1971 University Blvd. Lynchburg, VA 24502www.virginiaherpetologicalsociety.com/
Pacific Northwest Herpetological SocietyP.O. Box 547Lakebay, WA 98349-0547(206) 628-4740
Wisconsin Herpetological SocietyP.O. Box 55191Madison, WI 53705-8991Contact Info: firstname.lastname@example.com; (608) 238-2891
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Four college trustees face recall
According to a press release the group distributed at the meeting, "The citizens of this community can no longer ignore the plight of the college. We must hold accountable those members of the Board of Trustees who have ignored the problem and continue to support a failed administration."
Lassen County Clerk Julie Bustamante said the group has not filed any paperwork with her office yet, but serving notice on the trustees is the first step in the process. She said she expects them to file the paperwork with her office soon.
"A majority of the trustees of Lassen Community College have for too long allowed our college to decline," the press release reads. "While the quality of education at the school remains high, mismanagement of the college has either caused or contributed to conditions that place the institution's survival in peril: declining enrollments, a huge financial deficit, costly state minimum conditions violations, accreditation probation, deteriorating infrastructure and poor public relations."
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"In regard to the notice of recall," Blevins said, "the references to declining enrollment, loss of jobs and academic probation are absolutely correct. What is open to debate, however, is poor management. If poor management is characterized by trying to save positions, services and salaries, then we are guilty as charged. Shared governance, tenure laws, faculty service areas, union contracts, etc. are all intended to either enhance or protect staff jobs. When the debate begins regarding layoffs or reduced services, it is a great tactic to blame others for 'mismanagement.'
"Time and time again we are faced with difficult decisions on proper expenditures. When income does not equal outgo, you only have two options. Either you increase income or reduce expenditures. Both of these are hard to deal with, especially when some individuals would rather blame others than look at reality. Our reserve fund is approximately $2.5 million. When Dr. Cissell was hired it was about $400,000. Our income has decreased by about $1.2 million the last two years.
"Examples abound for this phenomenon from the repeatability of classes, the defamation of outreach, some athletic programs, Coppervale, minimal summer programs and the elimination of intersession. Yes, we are ultimately responsible, but we hire $100,000 plus or minus administrators to supposedly be accountable.
"Issues are bound to surface when finger-pointing becomes the focus. When blatant resistance to cooperation is occurring at the expense of our students, it is the mission of the board to take a firm stance against selfish agendas.
According to Blevins, 11 individuals signed recall notices. The recall proponents are Virginia Wilson, Nichol C. Wilson, Carole A. Hack, Diana Latimer, Rodney Latimer, Linda Vincent Adams, Jolynn Cook, Robert A. Paulson, Christi Choo, Robin Affanso and Shirley L. Christensen.
Diana Latimer was a candidate for the LCC board during the last election.
"I don't know what to say at this point," Holybee, a longtime board member, said on Wednesday morning. "I'm in shock. I'm serving my fourth term, and I'm going to stay on the board if I can. There are a bunch of good people on the board and there are a bunch of good people at the college."
Deal said he's staying, too.
"I intend to serve until the end of my term unless the public decides otherwise," Deal said. "I have no agenda. I want to do what's best for the college. I'm disappointed they (the proponents of the recall) don't understand what the accreditation committee had to say, but I guess that's a moot point. They have a right to their perception."
But Deal said it's much more than simply a perception. This recall movement could have a significant impact on the college's struggle to retain its accreditation.
"I'm very concerned how the accreditation committee will take this recall," Deal said. "I'm afraid they might see it as another level of dispute and turmoil, and that disturbs me. We're doing whatever we can to meet their (the accreditation committee) guidelines. This continuing turmoil seems to underpin what they called the college's dysfunctional culture of conflict between battling factions within the college."
In a Jan. 31, 2007 letter, he Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges expressed its concern about the board's ability to support the college president.
" … the Commission wishes to express its concerns that the inability of the institution's governing board to take appropriate actions to stabilize the institution and support it chief executive officer may have a continued, lasting and negative impact on Lassen College's ability to come into compliance with the Standards for Accreditations and remain an accredited institution."
In an earlier report, issued on Sept. 27, 2006, the commission wrote, "The (accreditation) team was gravely concerned with the general state of governance at the college and with a readily apparent power struggle that is ongoing between a group of faculty, staff and mid-level administrators and the board and president and other members of the college faculty and staff. This struggle has distracted the college and the board from considering important matters and instead has focused everyone's attention on this struggle over whether the group or the president will 'lead' the college."
Dr. Homer Cissell, LCC's president, responded to the recall effort.
"I have had the honor to serve under three of the individuals (subject to the recall) for five years and one for one year. I have known them to be honest, committed to the college and individuals of the highest levels of integrity. Most citizens should be aware these individuals have had to make some very tough decisions in the best interest of the college district and its citizens. They came on the board with the purpose of making Lassen Community College the very best college it could be. They have corrected illegal hires, contravened abuses at the college and continue to make decisions that are good for the college and the community.
"I find it extremely disturbing that after all these years of district service, a few individuals who disagree with the board's decisions would initiate such an act that could very possibly cost this district four very fine servants of the community. I find it unconscionable that the individuals who initiated this recall do so because they simply disagree with the stance of these individuals, and if this act is successful, it will cost the district between $50,000 and $60,000. At a time of limited resources, this will add even greater harm to this district."
The recall proponents also alleged, "In response to last year's Grand Jury Report, the California State Attorney General stated that the college 'has been arguably poorly managed and is in fiscal disarray,' yet the majority of the board find mismanagement acceptable because no criminal activity has been found."
The Lassen County Grand Jury's concern focused specifically on possible criminal acts by Cissell and the board.
According to a Sept. 11, 2006 press release from Lassen County District Attorney Bob Burns, "The 2005-2006 Lassen County Grand Jury referred to this office several matters related to the actions of Lassen Community College board members and President Dr. Homer Cissell that it believed were criminal or possibly criminal in nature. These matters were correctly referenced in the 2005-2006 Lassen County Grand Jury's year-end report as having been referred to this office for review."
Burns referred the grand jury's concerns to the state attorney general's office.
California Senior Assistant Attorney General Mark Geiger reviewed the issues and responded to Burns' inquiry.
"It is apparent that while the community college has been inarguably poorly managed and is in fiscal disarray," Geiger wrote, "the somewhat unorthodox actions Homer Cissell took in addressing a variety of problems facing the college do not appear to rise to the level of any chargeable crimes," and "I recommend that no further criminal investigation or prosecution be considered at this time."
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The Lassen High School wrestling team held its annual Purple and Gold Scrimmage on Wednesday, Dec. 4 in the Lassen High gym. The wrestling team broke up into two teams, purple and gold, and faced off in a night of wrestling that gave fans a taste of what they can expect in the coming season. Lassen...
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.-- In a field where every second counts, St. Johns County just got a tool to save more lives with a brand new medical helicopter.
Instead of trauma flights leaving from Shands Jacksonville, now three new helicopters will be taking off from St. Augustine at Flagler Hospital, Yulee and Lake City, surrounding our area with a flying safety net.
Action News has learned the move will cut travel time in half for those in need of critical care in St. Johns County.
"Ten to 15 minutes may make the difference between someone surviving or not surviving," said Guillermo Pierluisi, Flagler Hospital's vice president of emergency medical services.
The move came after Shands Trauma flight services found that most patients in need of air transportation came from outside the I-295 beltway. They say traumas inside Jacksonville borders are better reached by ambulance.
"We wanted to reach the areas that were outside the 295 beltways where our patient population was," said Chad McIntyre, manager of trauma flight services for Shands Jacksonville.
But without a helicopter at Shands anymore, should people in Jacksonville be concerned? McIntyre says no.
"Here in Jacksonville there was no benefit. If you're at 8th and Main, for example, there's no benefit for a helicopter to come get you because you are right down the street from the hospital."
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Chuck Warren, senior director of research and development for Culver Business Units has been involved with hair care for 25 years. He began to work on Culver's Pro-Line International after realizing how few products there were on the market for individuals with predominantly African hair.
Predominantly African hair is not one specific classification of hair but rather any mixture of hair types where African hair characteristics are most dominant, according to Warren. Unlike Asian or European hair types, African hair is typically very curly or kinky and is more elliptical in shape. Because of the curly or kinky pattern, African hair is more susceptible to tangling and breaking than other hair types. The bonding pattern of African hair is tight, consisting of hydrogen and polypeptides; therefore, African hair is more coiled and susceptible to damage.
When developing the Just for Me Texture Softener product, Warren kept this targeted group of consumers in mind, but shifted the focus to a traditionally underserved group, children with predominantly African hair. Because it primarily was the mothers choosing and applying products to their children's hair, the company interviewed them, asking what features they were looked for in hair treatment products for their children.
Researchers discovered that parents of children with African hair desired products without harsh chemicals that were easily applied to and removed from hair, and products that provided the moisture to make their children's hair more manageable.
Warren focused on creating products to address the specific needs of not only just African hair but also multiethnic or multiracial children with predominantly African hair. He observed that multiracial hair was becoming more balanced, meaning more equal in percentages of hair types. "You can't get a comb through [multiethnic hair] yet it is not coarse enough to leave it in a natural state. It can be frustrating to the mom," said Warren. He added that although the parents of children with this type of hair do not want to straighten their children's hair completely, they want to make it curly or wavy so that it is manageable.


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THE MAROON A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1 923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" x / VOL. 86. NO. 22 ONLINE EDITION AT LOYOLAMAROON.COM FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2009 Cooper, Rossi win 2009 elections By STEPHANIE PAWLIK STAFF WRITER PRESIDENT-ELECT SARAH COOPER The Student Government Association in Spring 2009 elected two fresh faces for the president and vice president positions. On March 31 at 8 p.m., marketing junior Sarah Cooper was elected SGA president by a 60 percent vote over her opponent, Ashley Shabankareh, music education and music industry junior. Maria Rossi, English junior, will serve as her vice president. In the post-election atmosphere the candidates reflected on their personal experiences throughout campaign week. "At the beginning of the week, 1 felt like the underdog because it seemed like no one knew who I was. People on my campaign team were often asked 'well, who is Sarah Cooper?" Cooper said. But Cooper's determination only forced her to work harder. "I really started gaining confidence from the help of the students who supported me. I spoke to so many people. I went to many different types of organizations, not just the ones I'm directly involved in. I hit all aspects of the school, and I feel like that is a good reflection of the kind of administration I'm going to run," Cooper said. Cooper's administration will emphasize personal connections with students. "Whenever someone comes into the Hub with a problem, we will write down their name and number and do the best we can to deal with it. Even within the administration, I will be making sure their jobs are getting done and they are in sync with one another," Cooper said. Cooper, who describes herself as a naturally outgoing person, had no problem walking up to strangers to campaign. She got positive feedback from student who appreciated her oneon-one campaigning technique, she said. Her confidence in her campaign, Cooper said, was due, in large part, to support from her sorority, Delta Gamma, her campaign team and the endorsement from SGA president Cade Cypriano, political science senior."Having support from someone who already was the president really boosted my confidence. He was a great president and did so much for the student body. With his support I definitely felt I could push through this campaign," Cooper said. When marketing senior Scott Bryars, the commissioner of elections announced Cooper's win she said it didn't feel real. "I didn't really get it until all my friends started hugging me," Cooper said. Cooper said she is excited to have the opportunity to make changes that students have been asking for. To KEVIN ZANSLER / THE MAROON SGA president-elect and marketing junior Sarah Cooper hugs her campaign manager, mass communication freshman Kate Gremillion, after SGA election results were announced March 31 in the Danna Center. Cooper won against opponent Ashley Shabankareh, music industry education senior, with a 60 percent majority. Graduate student dies of brain aneurism By JOHN ADAMS CONTRIBUTING WRITER A spirit will be missed in Loyola's graduate counseling program lost a beloved student who, according to peers, was dedicated to her studies and family. Regina Oehmig, a dual degree graduate student in pastoral studies and counseling, died Friday. March 27 from a brain aneurism she had suffered the night before. Oehmig was 57-years-old and is survived by her husband and four children who were all by her side when she died. Oehmig recently left her family to come to New Orleans and finish her masters degree after completing many of her classes from her hometown of Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Assistant counseling professor Laura Steen said she was so close to finishing and they are looking into how to award Oehmig her degree posthumously. The Honors in Counseling Award will also be named after her. Oehmig, who went by Gina, has left her mark in the counseling program."Gina was the type of person that lived for today, if you never saw her again you were just happy that you got to meet her," said graduate student Arturo Freyre. Steen believes Oehmig was headed down the track of play therapy, which is when children use play a therapeutic healing process. Oehmig's peer Michelle Hernandez agrees. "Gina loved children, and mine were no exception," said Hernandez. "The first time Gina came over to study, she got the greatest joy out of rocking my baby." Hernandez said that Oehmig later used this time of playing with her baby for her play therapy class observations.Oehmig's peers all agree that she had an innocence about her that made her loving towards every person she met; always ready with a "its going to be ok, you'll be fine" and a helping McCartney encourages students to help world By KIEU TRAN STAFF WRITER CNN's person of the year, Liz McCartney, urged Loyola students to make a difference in light of World Peace Week. McCartney, founder of the St. Bernard Project, rallied students in Satchmo's on March 23 to make the world a better place. As a self-proclaimed "slacker" in college, McCartney grew up wanting to be a teacher, but after one visit in Feb. 2006 to St. Bernard Parish, her plans soon changed. With tears welling up in her eyes and a shivering voice, McCartney recalled her first time in St. Bernard Parish. "I saw people living in tents and cars and I thought how can this be possible," she said. "How could this be the United States?" "I saw middle class families homeless, and cops and 80-year-old men living in cars," McCartney said. "There is no reason why people should live in disgusting toxic FEMA trailers and we knew we could fix this," she said. "It's not a black or white problem or a New Orleans problem, it is an American problem and a solvable problem." Since that day in 2006, McCartney, along with her St. Bernard team, has helped 200 families move back into their homes and raised over four and one half million dollars for the organization. "It takes us eight weeks to get families in their homes and $ 12,000," she said. While McCartney's accomplishments may look unreachable, she said she was just like any ordinary college student. "If you would have told me when I was 21 that I'll be running a non-profit organization, I would have told you that you were nuts," Pathways is complete, strategic plan focuses on retention By ANDREA CASTILLO SENIOR STAFF WRITER As the strategic plan starts to move forward, it also starts to leave behind Loyola's past — Pathways. According to university president the Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J., and Edward Kvet, provost and vice president for academic affairs, the strategic plan won't bring back programs that were cut by Pathways. Wildes said Pathways was a plan developed to bring stability to Loyola after Katrina. "It was a reorganization of the university to make sure that we build on what we had and to get us to a level of stability," he said. Just as the current strategic plan, Pathways had specific goals that focus on student learning, faculty and staff development and university outreach. Pathways consolidated colleges and created new ones, as well as suspended and discontinued programs.The Joseph A. Butt, S.J., College of Business Administration became the Joseph A. Butt, S.J., College of Business. City College was dissolved. The College of Arts and Sciences split to become the College of Humanities and Natural Sciences and the College of Social Sciences. The School of Law was renamed the College of Law and the former College of Music became the College of Music and Fine Arts. Pathways suspended language programs such as German and Japanese, and discontinued undergraduate and graduate degrees in computer science, elementary education and broadcast journalism, among others. According to Wildes, those programsprograms were under-enrolled before Katrina and Loyola could not afford to offer them anymore. "I don't think any of that has changed now," he said. Wildes said the administration analyzed the enrollment pattern in those programs and the cost to operate them to make a final judgment.see SGA, page 5 see OEHMIG, page 5 see MCCARTNEY, page 4 see PLAN, page 4 Baseball team in the spotlight see Page 6 MAROON DIRECTORY: CAMPUS WATCH, page 2 | EDITORIAL, page 14 | LIFE & TIMES, page 10 | SPORTS, page 6 | NEWS TIPS: 865 3535
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Private cache max-age ?
Your wiki says to use E=Cache-Control:max-age=60 for 60 seconds public cache and E=Cache-Control:private for private cache. Both of these work with .htaccess and mod_rewrite rules Can I set the max-age for private cache in htacess files ? Or can users only use the server global defined private cache max-age value ? Thanks |
How would I do this ? All my tries failed… |
for example, in .htaccess,
RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:private,E=Cache-Control:max-age=300] Code:
RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:private] |
I was under the impression that those lines would first set the envrionement variable to private and then replace the private setting by max-age=300 thus being the equivalent of only max-age=300… With Apache's mod_cache, Cache-Control should be set to : "max-age=300, private" |
I've just tested :
RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:private,E=Cache-Control:max-age=300] Code:
X-LiteSpeed-Cache : hit RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:private] Code:
X-LiteSpeed-Cache : hit,private |
hmm ... I'd like to reproduce your result, to find out possible bugs.
what's the cache policy you set ? and any other rewrite rules ? I did tests only for this simple php: PHP Code:
My .htaccess file : Code:
RewriteEngine On Cache-Crontrol is an environement variable, if you set it twice it's normal that the second value replaces the first. You need to be able to set both values seperated by a comma. However I havn't found the correct syntax to do this : I've tried without success things like this : Code:
RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:'private, max-age=180'] Code:
ERROR [[HTAccess]] rewrite: Unknown rewrite rule flag while parsing: RewriteRule \.php - [E=Cache-Control:'private, max-age=180'] Code:
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my test result always:
X-LiteSpeed-Cache: hit,private Code:
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Is 4.2.2 in Release ? In my WHM interface it says : Latest Release: 4.2.1 I prefer to wait untill version 4.2.2 shows as an available update in the WHM interface unless the update feature doesn't work and will never show the next version ? |
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