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DENVER -- The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) has announced availability of Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) to help workers who lost their jobs, and self-employed individuals who are unable to work, recover from the effects of the High Park and Waldo Canyon wildfires that began June 9.
Affected individuals who live or work in El Paso and Larimer Counties must submit applications for DUA by Aug. 8. Claims filed after the deadline will be considered untimely and benefits denied, unless the individual provides good cause for filing late.
The first possible week of DUA compensation is the week beginning June 10 and ending June 16.
Benefit payments may continue through Dec. 29, as long as the unemployment continues to be a direct result of the disaster.
DUA is available to people who:
- Do not qualify for regular state unemployment benefits.
- Worked or were self-employed or were scheduled to begin work or self-employment, but were unable to do so because of the disaster.
- Can no longer work or perform services because of physical damage or destruction to the place of employment as a direct result of the disaster.
- Cannot reach their place of employment as a direct result of the disaster.
- Have been prevented from work or self-employment because of an injury as a direct result of the disaster.
- Establish that work or self-employment they can no longer perform was their primary source of income.
- Have become the major support of a household because of the death of the head of the household.
To file a claim for DUA, applicants may visit a local Disaster Recovery Center, the Pikes Peak or Larimer County Workforce Centers, or call the Wildfire Unemployment Resource phone line at 1-888-843-8382 (outside Denver-metro area) or 303-318-9038 (Denver-metro area). The
Wildfire Unemployment Resource phone line requires applicants to leave a message with their name, social security number, callback number, and best time(s) to return their call.
- The Waldo Canyon DRC is located at 105 North Spruce Street in Colorado Springs, Colo. 80905
- The Pikes Peak Workforce Center is located at 1675 Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs - (719) 667-3700.
- The High Park Fire DRC is located at Johnson Hall, south entrance, 950 E. Drive, Fort Collins, Colo. 80523, room #222.
- The Larimer County Workforce Center is at 200 West Oak Street, Suite 5000, in Fort Collins (970) 498-6600.
To receive DUA benefits, you must provide documentation to support that you were working, were self-employed, or had prospective employment at the time of the disaster. Self-employed individuals must provide federal tax forms (including all schedules) for the 2011 tax year. The documentation must be submitted within 21 days from the day the DUA claim is filed.
In addition to DUA benefits, individuals may contact their nearest workforce center to receive job-search assistance. A full list of all workforce centers is available onlineby clicking here.
Additional information is available online by clicking here.
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Economy logs 3.6% growth in third quarter
The economy grew at a 3.6percent annual rate in the third quarter, faster than first reported and its strongest performance in 11/2 years.
- Dec. 5, 2013
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The economy grew at a 3.6percent annual rate in the third quarter, faster than first reported and its strongest performance in 11/2 years.
Powered by Black Friday sales promotions, rising incentives and alluring new models, auto sales hit a torrid pace November an unexpectedly high annual selling rate of 16.4million, well up from 15.3million in the month a year ago, according to Autodata.
U.S. manufacturing grew in November at the fastest pace in 21/2 years as factories ramped up production, stepped up hiring and received orders at a healthy clip.
U.S. developers boosted construction spending in October at the fastest pace in more than four years, propelled by a surge in government projects. But spending on home construction and commercial projects both fell.
A new whiskey created in Kentucky features a blend of age and scarcity that spiked demand and its price.
The tin market's shortage will worsen next year as supplies of the metal fail to match demand rebounds in industries from electronics to packaging, according to ITRI Ltd.
Black Friday the hallowed day of retail deals is getting hijacked by total oddballs.
Encouraging news about the U.S. economy boosted the stock market on Wednesday.
Upbeat news from the housing industry and luxury retailer Tiffany & Co. nudged the stock market higher Tuesday.
A Delaware judge has kept the bankruptcy case of electric carmaker Fisker Automotive on the fast track, with a hearing scheduled for Jan. 3 on its proposed sale.
Don't bet your shirt on a repeat performance.
Would-be gamblers from at least 23 states tried to log onto casino gambling websites in the first night of New Jersey's test of online betting.
A Senate panel on Thursday advanced Janet Yellen's nomination to lead the Federal Reserve, setting up a final vote in the full Senate after lawmakers return from a two-week Thanksgiving break.
The unit within DuPont's Packaging and Industrial Polymers supplies material for safety glass and products used in architectural, automotive and industrial applications.
Data showed improvement in the job market and companies including Union Pacific Corp., Johnson Controls Inc. and Ace Ltd. said they would repurchase shares.
The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control's Community Involvement Advisory Council scheduled the session ]
Delaware's southern counties lagged the nation in per capita personal income growth in 2012, while New Castle County stayed slightly ahead of the state and national pace, according to new statistics released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
The business is within DuPont's packaging and industrial polymers unit. The sale is expected to close during the first six months of 2014, pending regulatory approvals, DuPont reported.
The latest news from the Federal Reserve spooked investors Wednesday.
The parades and carnivals that draw people to downtowns across the country this holiday season will be more than big celebrations.
Members of the Federal Reserve agreed last month that they likely would start reducing their bond purchases in coming months if the job market improved further.
Janet Yellen says a 'strong majority' of Federal Reserve officials think the Fed's low-interest-rate policies have supported a still-recovering U.S. economy.
Federal taxpayers have nearly recouped their $188 billion investment in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance giants taken over by the government in 2008.
Volvo has realized that safe is better than sexy.
The head of IntercontinentalExchange Inc., which is about to own the New York Stock Exchange, said U.S. equity markets are flawed because sophisticated traders are taking advantage of small investors.
Police say the Thursday night protest by 200 people was peaceful but when many of the protesters sat in a circle that blocked the street and they refused to disperse, an unlawful assembly was declared.
Brookings Institution report sought to measure the dynamics of trade within the continent 20 years after the enactment of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Indigo Partners LLC is going ahead with plans to buy Frontier Airlines, even though it failed to reach an agreement with the carrier's flight attendants' union.
Frontier Airlines today is set to announce 'further growth' at the New Castle Airport, hinting at one or more new routes out of the small facility.
Housing values in the First State rose 2 percent during September, the fourth-slowest growth rate of any state in the country, according to CoreLogic's Home Price Index.
The allegations include paying kickbacks to physicians and pharmacies to recommend and prescribe Risperdal and Invega, both antipsychotic drugs, and Natrecor, which is used to treat heart failure.
The hedge fund SAC Capital capitulated to federal prosecutors in a plea deal announced Monday, agreeing to plead guilty to an insider-trading indictment, pay $1.8billion in fines, and close its investment advisory business.
The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week. Sources include Renaissance Capital and SEC filings.
The stock market started November on a strong note as investors reacted to an expansion in U.S. manufacturing last month.
The government shutdown dampened but didn't stall Americans' demand for new cars and trucks.
Shipments of Midwest crude to increase by 25,000 barrels in coming months, PBF Energy announces.
Delaware City Refinery owner PBF Energy reported an adjusted net third-quarter operating loss of $46.9 million today, compared with $112.9 million in adjusted earnings for the same period last year.
The increase will give millions of retired and disabled workers an average raise of $19 a month to keep up with the cost of living.
Stocks closed mixed on Wednesday in their first session since Hurricane Sandy forced an historic two-day shutdown of trading. Investors were nervous that a flood of orders after two days of pent-up demand from customers might lead to volatile trading.
The storm may cut output in the world's largest economy by $25 billion in the fourth quarter, according to Gregory Daco, a U.S. economist at IHS Global Insight.
The brutal force and massive breadth of Hurricane Sandy may leave as many as 10 million people in the dark from West Virginia to Maine and even as far west as Chicago.
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Alumni in the News
"Coca-Cola Board Hires New Senior Vice President, Vice President," BevNET, December 12, 2013, on the retirement of William D. Hawkins III, L.L.M.'83, as Vice President and General Tax Counsel of The Coca-Cola Company.
"Davis Graham & Stubbs Elects Three Partners," Law Week Colorado, December 11, 2013, featuring Radcliffe Dann IV, L'05.
"Ceremony Spotlights new U.S. Attorney's Objective," The Advocate (Baton Rouge), December 9, 2013, featuring Kenneth Polite, Jr., L'00.
"Ex-Clinton Aide Expected to Join Obama," New York Times, December 9, 2013, featuring John D. Podesta, L'76. Further coverage is in Reuters, December 10, 2013.
"Suffredin Running Unopposed for 13th District Cook County Commissioner," Evanston Review, December 9, 2013, featuring Larry Suffredin, L'72.
"Out of Nowhere, Fuller Assumes Seat of Influence," coverage in the Charlotte Observer, December 9, 2013, of Trevor Fuller, L'92, chairman of the Mecklenburg County Board of County Commissioners.
"Business People," coverage in the El Paso Times, December 8, 2013, featuring Robert A. Wrzosek, L.L.M.'01.
"Urban League Bouncing Back with Fresh Leaders, Ideas," coverage in the Seattle Times, December 8, 2013, mentioning Kia Franklin, L '07.
"Meet the Management Team at the New American Airlines," coverage in the Fort Worth Star Telegam, December 7, 2013, of William Ris, L'78, senior vice president of government affairs at American Airlines.
"Cancer A Speed Bump, Not A Roadblock, In White House Aide's Dream Career," coverage in the Kansas City Star and McClatchy DC, December 6, 2013, featuring Michael Robertson, L'12.
"William Smith Replaces Mary Lisi as Chief Judge of U.S. District Court for R.I," coverage in the Providence Journal, December 3, 2013, featuring the Honorable William E. Smith, L'87.
"TSU President Joins Pinnacle's Board of Directors," coverage in Nashville Business Journal, December 2, 2013, featuring Glenda Baskin Glover, L'94.
"D.C. gets its first benefit corporation," coverage in the Washington Post, December 1, 2013, featuring Georgetown Law students Rayna Wright, L'14, and Donald DePass, L'14, and alumna Anbinh Phan, L'10.
"John J. Curtin Jr., 80; Passionate About Legal Aid For Poor," coverage in the Boston Globe, December 1, 2013, featuring John J. Curtin, L'59.
"Nashua 20/20 Emerging: Judge Joseph Laplante, a Strong Dedication to Public Service, Youth Groups," coverage in The Nassau Telegraph, November 26, 2013, featuring Joseph Laplante, L'90.
"English-Language Travel Guide on Nagorno Karabakh Presented in Canada," coverage in ArmenPress, featuring Georgetown Alum, Matthew Karanian, L'01.
"Photo Flash: In Rehearsal with HANDLE WITH CARE Off-Broadway," coverage of a new play in BroadwayWorld.com co-produced by Sara Crown Star, L'85.
"Montana Authors 'Solve' President's Assassination," coverage in the Great Falls Tribune, November 22, 2013, featuring Georgetown alumnus Mike Majerus, L'80.
Bari N. Greenfeld, L'13, was selected for a Knauss Fellowship through the NOAA Sea Grant, November 2013.
An obituary for Professor Myrna Raeder, L'75, appeared in the ABA Journal, November 21, 2013. Her obituary also appeared in the Metropolitan News-Enterprise.
"Ultimate Outlet: Woodbury Grad Sandy Jorgensen One of Country's Top Frisbee Players," Woodbury Bulletin, November 21, 2013, featuring Sandy Jorgensen, L'13.
"Former Rep. Jim Jones: JFK's policies won over skeptical Oklahomans," Tulsa World, November 20, 2013, featuring The Honorable Jim Jones, L'64.
"'A District Guy'," The Observer, November 15, 2013, featuring U.S. Representative Pete Visclosky, L.L.M. '82.
"Taveras reflects on personal experiences in keynote on race, politics," The Brown Daily Herald, November 14, 2013, featuring Providence Mayor Angel Taveras, L '96.
"Comedian Paul Mecurio Coming to Omaha," The Creightonian, November 14, 2013, featuring Paul Mercurio, L'85.
"Judge Schofield Eyes Seat Held by Dewane," The Herald-Palladium (St. Joseph, MI), November 12, 2013, mentioning that Stephen Smith, L'98, will seek a position on the Berrien County Trial Court in 2014.
"Twitter IPO is Deal of Lifetime for Lockport Native Chris Sacca," The Buffalo News, November 8, 2013, features Georgetown Law Alum Chris Sacca, L'00.
"Bouchat Feels at Home in District 9A," Baltimore Sun, November 8, 2013, announcing the hiring of Jacqueline Scott, L' 93, as deputy director of the Howard County Department of Citizen Services.
"Local Attorney Gets Nod for Pima County Superior Court," coverage in local Tucson news KVOA.com, November 6, 2013, features Georgetown alum D. Douglas Metcalf, LL.M. '90.
"Waltham-based Company Lets People With Disabilities Rate Accessibility of Businesses," Boston.com, featuring Kevin McGuire, L'87.
"Miller Star Regalia Establishes San Francisco Office," GlobeSt.com, November 5, 2013, featuring Gale Connor, L'87.
"Bushwick Brews: IPAs from Bushwick's own Braven Brewing Company," coverage on the Bushwick Daily, October 31, 2013, featuring Eric Feldman, L'08.
"Cambia's Ganz given Governors' Gold Award," coverage in the Portland Business Journal, October 31, 2013, featuring Mark Ganz, L'86.
"Providence Mayor Angel Taveras Launches Campaign for R.I. Governor," Providence Journal, October 29, 2013, featuring Angel Taveras, L'96.
"Nashua attorney receives St. Thomas More Award," The Telegraph (Nashua, N.H.), October 24, 2013, featuring Martha O'Neill, L'82.
"Kurman elected to UC2 board," The Daily Record, October 23, 2013, featuring Howard Kurman, L'81.
An obituary for John Swiatocha, L'76, appeared in the Hartford Courant, October 19, 2013.
"Gibson Dunn Taps Associate as Its First Pro Bono Director," The Am Law Daily, October 17, 2013, featuring Katherine Marquart, L'06.
"Coalition of States Seeks to Spur Use of Electric Cars," New York Times, October 24, 2013, featuring Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center, and Deborah Markowitz, L'87.
"Kurman elected to UC2 board," The Daily Record, October 23, 2013, featuring Howard Kurman, L'81.
"Modesto looks to law firm for interim city attorney," The Modesto Bee, coverage of the appointment of Adam Lindgren, L'93, as interim city attorney, October 17, 2013.
"A Sanabria, best lawyer in the world," coverage in La Opinión, that announced Alberto Mata Rodriguez, LL.M.'13, as the winner of the International Bar Association's Outstanding Lawyer of the Year, October 16, 2013.
"U.S. Supreme Court to decide on retrial of Kansas death penalty case," coverage in the The Wichita Eagle, featuring Professor Neal Katyal and Derek Schmidt L'96, October 15, 2013.
A news obituary for William L. Bransford, LL.M. '83, a co-founder of the Washington law firm now known as Shaw, Bransford and Roth and general counsel of the Senior Executive Association appeared in the Washington Post, October 13, 2013.
"To human rights victims, she's a 'beacon of hope,'" UT San Diego, October 12, 2013, featuring Ann Durst, L'83.
"Lazard Names Bilicic to Head Midwest Investment Banking," coverage of George Bilicic's, L'88 Lazard Ltd. appointment, in Bloomberg, October 10, 2013.
"IP law firm founder announces retirement," coverage in the Philadelphia Business Journal, October 8, 2013, featuring Paul Prestia, L'67.
"AEG Live Not Liable for Michael Jackson's Death," ABC News, October 2, 2013, featuring Martin Putnam, L'93.
"Greenberg Traurig gains management veteran for Northern California," Daily Journal, October 2, 2013, featuring Charles S. Birenbaum, L'82.
"Republicans Tap New Talent to Argue Key Campaign Case," Blog of Legal Times,September 27, 2013, featuring Erin Murphy, L' 06.
The Southern Maryland News Net reported that Michelle Saunders, L'93, has been appointed as judge for the District Court of Calvert County, September 26, 2013.
"The U.S. Constitution Needs You," a piece by Andrew Guthrie Furguson, L'04, in The Atlantic, September 17, 2013.
"The Sum of All Salaries," a piece by Patricia McGuire, L'77, in the Huffington Post, September 16, 2013.
"On The Docket Pittsburgh: 9/16/13," Pittsburgh Post Gazette, September 16, 2013, featuring Paul Gitnik, L'87.
"More Than Porn: Shame and Masculinity in the 21st Century," a piece by Seth Engel, L'11, on Mainstreet.com, September 11, 2013.
"Medford resident Rachel Rollins named Massport's new chief legal counsel," The Wicked Local, September 11, 2013, featuring Rachel Rollins, L'99.
"Baker nominates head of Prince George's ethics office in effort to battle corruption," The Washington Post, September 10, 2013, featuring Robin Shell, L'88.
"Two with Mass. roots join 'Crossfire' revival," The Boston Globe, September 10, 2013, featuring Stephanie Cutter, L'97.
"Game Changers: Maidie Oliveau," Sports Business Journal, September 9, 2013, featuring Maidie Oliveau, L'77.
"Senate Judiciary Committee slated to vote on Polite nomination for U.S. Attorney," The Times Picayune, September 9, 2013, featuring Kenneth Polite, L'00.
"A Life: Joseph Francis Daschbach, 1937-2013; He Treated Everyone with Dignity," Valley News, September 9, 2013, featuring Joseph Francis Daschbach, L'68.
"Former Governor Lynch Joins USNH Board," fosters.com (Foster's Daily Democrat), September 6, 2013, featuring John Lynch, L'84.
"DOH names Marco Paredes, Jr., director of legislative planning," September 4, 2013, St. Peters Blog, featuring Marco Peredes, Jr., L'00.
"Progressives for Progress," Huffington Post, August 30, 2013, featuring John Podesta L'76.
"Tampa couple gets engaged as they honor MLK," coverage by WTSP News, August 28, 2013, of 50th Anniversary March on Washington event at Georgetown Law, organized by Van White, L'89.
"Christine Quinn on Anthony Weiner," CNN's Peirs Morgan, August 7, 2013, featuring Sandra Fluke, L'12.
A news obituary for former Congresswoman Lindy Boggs, L'97, appeared in the Wall Street Journal, July 28, 2013.
The Cape Gazette announced the investiture of Abby Adams, L'02, as Commissioner of the Court of Common Pleas in Delaware, July 26, 2013.
"Arsenal of Legal Firepower Masses Around Tourre Trial," coverage in the New York Times, July 15, 2013, featuring Adjunct Professor John P. "Sean" Coffey, L'87.
"Art imitates life in C.R. native's debut novel," a profile of Jennifer Zobair, L'96, author of the new book, Painted Hands, appeared in The Gazette, July 15, 2013.
Nevada Business announced that Sunneel Nelson, L'10, has become an associate attorney at Pisanelli Bice PLLC, July 9, 2013.
"With Rising Temperatures, Infrastructure Falters," a segment on NPR's Science Friday, July 5, 2013, featuring Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
"Opinion: N.J. Senate 14th District race between Greenstein, Inverso raises age-old question," featuring New Jersey Senator Linda Greenstein, L'84, appeared in NJ.com (New Jersey Online), July 4, 2013.
The National Law Journal announced that David Donoghue, L'99, and Emily Benfer, L'13, were named to Chicago's 40 under 40 rising stars list in the July 2013 issue.
"SEC, ex-Goldman VP Tourre battle over key fraud trial witness," featuring Adjunct Professor John P. "Sean" Coffey, L'87, appeared in Reuters concerning his representation of former Goldman Sachs Group Vice President Fabrice Tourre, June 27, 2013.
A news obituary for Karl Sorg, L'49, a former lawyer for the labor department, appeared in the Washington Post, June 27, 2013.
President Obama has nominated Kenneth Polite, L'00, to become the new U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
A news obituary for Gregory Maier, L'69, a former patent lawyer, appeared in the Washington Post, June 26, 2013.
"Judge John Facciola Steals the Show at Georgetown Law," coverage in Law Technology News, June 27, 2013, featuring federal Magistrate Judge John Facciola, L'69, who led a plenary session on ethics at the e-discovery program produced by Electronic Discovery Institute and Georgetown Law CLE.
"The Least Likely Spy," a profile of Avril Haines, L'01, deputy director of the CIA, in Newsweek's The Daily Beast, June 26, 2013.
"Coal Industry Concerned By Obama's Climate Change Plans," a segment on NPR's Morning Edition, June 26, 2013, featuring Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
The Herald Online reported that Mary Anne Mason, L'83, has joined the Crowell & Moring's antitrust group as a partner in the Washington, D.C. office, June 24, 2013.
The Hill reported that Terrell McSweeny, L'04, a former aide to Vice President Joe Biden, has been appointed to serve on the Federal Trade Commission, June 24, 2013.
Daily Finance reported that the ACE Group, one of the world's largest multiline property and casualty insurers, has appointed Joseph Wayland, L'87, as General Counsel, June 19, 2013.
A news obituary for former president of defense contracting companies, John Gauthier, L'56, appeared in the Washington Post, June 18, 2013.
"Doctor-Patient Communication in Today's Digital Age," a segment on NPR's "Diane Rehm Show," June 17, 2013, featuring Deven McGraw, L'95, L'02, the director of the Health Privacy Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology.
"Darrin Williams Serves Call of Public Service as Lawyer, Banker, Politician," a profile of State Rep. Darrin Williams, LL.M.'97 in Arkansas Business, June 17, 2013.
"Schumacher maintains focus on the future," a profile of Senator Paul Schumacher, L'76, of Columbus, Nebraska, who just completed his third session in the Legislature, in the Columbus Telegram, June 17, 2013.
A news obituary for former Assistant Commissioner of the U.S. District Court, William Garrity, L'61, appeared in the Quad-City Times, June 16, 2013.
Yahoo News and The New York Times featured Luis F. Calderon, L'04, in articles about jury selection for the Zimmerman trial, June 13, 2013.
"Local shelter Safe Passage battles funding woes to carry out its mission," a Q&A with Jada Charley, L'03, the executive director of Safe Passage, appeared in theHerald, June 15, 2013.
"Bloomberg Seeks to Redo Building Code in Sandy's Wake," coverage in the New York Times, featured Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo (L'94), executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
The New York Times, Washington Post and several outlets reported that Avril D. Haines, L'01, President Obama's deputy counsel in charge of national security issues and a legal adviser to the National Security Council, has been appointed deputy director of the CIA, June 12, 2013. She will be the first woman in the CIA's number 2 spot.
A Q&A with Uberoffices founder and chief executive Ray Rahbar, LL.M.'08, appeared in the Washington Post, June 9, 2013.
PakTribune reported that Zarrar Sehgal, L'97, has been named among the top 10 aviation and transportation finance lawyers in the U.S. by Chambers and among the top 10 leading lawyers in the world in 'Asset Finance' by Legal 500, June 6, 2013.
The Patriot News reported that retired Vice Admiral James Houck, LL.M. '93, former judge advocate general of the U.S. Navy, has been appointed as interim dean of Penn State's Dickinson School of Law, June 05, 2013.
The Jewish Week reported that Eric Rosenthal, L'92, the founder and executive director of Disability Rights International, is the 2013 recipient of the Charles Bronfman Prize, June 4, 2013.
A news obituary for Judge Frank Magill, F'51, L'55, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit appeared in In-Forum, June 4, 2013.
"A Call for Legal Innovation," a piece by Seth Engel, L'11, in The Street, May 28, 2013, featuring Georgetown Law's Iron Tech Lawyer Competition.
"Trivia Lands Boca Lawyer Big Bucks on TV Game Shows," a profile of Scott Singer, L'03, in the Sun Sentinel (Florida), May 25, 2013.
Scott Mulhauser, L'05, has been named chief of staff for the Export-Import Bank of the United States, May 24, 2013.
"Christie Deflects on Climate Change, Scientists Weigh In," a segment on WNYC (New York), May 24, 2013, featuring Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
President Obama has nominated William I. Althen, C'68, L'71, as a member of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission, May 23, 2013.
Deputy Brooklyn DA John O'Mara, L'78, talked to CBS News about the importance of seeking justice through the Conviction Integrity Unit, May 23, 2013.
"Empty Promises: Developers Often Don't Deliver," a segment on WAMU (Washington, D.C.), May 22, 2013, featuring Johnny Barnes, L'73, LL.M.'76.
Seth Gelblum, L'82, Darrell D. Miller, L'90, and Robert Darwell, L'88, were named among "America's Top 100 Entertainment Lawyers" by The Hollywood Reporter, May 22, 2013.
"Regulatory Risks Growing Faster Than The Ability To Deal With Them," a Q&A with Richard H. Girgenti, L'74, leader of Forensic Services for U.S. audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG LLP, appeared in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, May 21, 2013.
The New York Times and several other outlets reported that President Obama has appointed Benjamin Ginsberg, L'82, co-chair of the Presidential Commission on Election Administration, May 21, 2013.
A Q&A with Ray Kramer, F'90, L'93, appeared in the Palm Beach Post, May 19, 2013.
A news obituary for former Montgomery County (Maryland) Circuit Court Judge David L. Cahoon, F'48, L'51, appeared in the Washington Post, May 18, 2013.
"When Museums Do the Right Thing," an op-ed by Adjunct Professor Mark V. Vlasic, B'96, L'00, and Tess Davis in the New York Times, May 17, 2013.
A news obituary for Richard Ford, L'55, appeared in the Puget Sound Business Journal, May 10, 2013.
The Times and Democrat reported that newly-elected South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Jaime Harrison, L'04, will become the first African-American to lead a major political party in South Carolina, May 5, 2013.
"The Cost of Doing Nothing," the cover story in the May 2013 issue of DC Bar magazine, featuring Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
The Connecticut Law Tribune reported that the Lawyers Collaborative for Diversity has selected Filipino-American Superior Court Judge Nina F. Elgo, L'90, as this year's recipient of the Edwin Archer Randolph Diversity Award, May 3, 2013.
"Kirk at 1st Public Appearance in Ill. Since Stroke: 'Rehab Works'," coverage of Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), L'92, in the Chicago Tribune, May 3, 2013.
The New York Times Dealbook and Thomson Reuters reported that Carlo di Florio, LL.M.'97, has been named executive vice president for risk and strategy at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, May 2, 2013.
A news obituary for administrative law judge William A. Pope II, L'62, LL.M.'63, appeared in the Washington Post, April 30, 2013.
Main Justice reported that Peter Kadzik, L'77, has been named principal deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legislative Affairs at the U.S. Department of Justice, April 29, 2013.
A news obituary for Mark D. Sokolik, L'10, appeared in the Baltimore Sun, April 28, 2013.
A Q&A with Michael Sapir, L'82, founder and chairman of ProShares, appeared in the Washington Post, April 26, 2013.
A news obituary for J. Michael Yarborough, LL.M.'91, appeared in the Washington Post, April 26, 2013.
The National Law Journal reported that the Federal Judges Association has named Judge Margaret McKeown, L'75, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit as its new president, April 25, 2013.
Forex Magnates reported that Sarah E. Josephson, C'98, L'01, has been appointed director of the Office of International Affairs at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, April 25, 2013.
Mark Russ Federman, L'69, a third-generation owner of Russ & Daughters on Manhattan's Lower East Side and author of the new book, Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes from the House That Herring Built, was interviewed by Bloomberg Law, April 24, 2013.
The Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (Virginia) reported that Todd Stottlemyer, L'91, has been named the next rector of the College of William and Mary, April 23, 2013.
Visiting Professor Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center, has been named to Poder magazine's list of the "Top 100 Green Latinos," in the April 2013 issue.
The Blog of Legal Times reported that President Obama has nominated White House senior lawyer Avril Haines, L'01, to be the State Department's legal adviser, April 18, 2013.
The Blog of Legal Times reported that a Southwest D.C. legal services center, co-founded by J. Michael Little, L'07, has expanded its services, April 16, 2013. A story, "Kirkland & Ellis Takes Legal Work to SW D.C.," also appeared in the Washington Post, April 21, 2013.
"Young Guns Take Over at the Supreme Court," a profile of Daniel Lerman, L'08, an appellate and trial litigator who has briefed a wide range of cases in the Supreme Court, appeared in the Supreme Court Brief, April 16, 2013.
A Q&A with Alysia Keating, L'93, the Allegheny County Bar Association's Director of Diversity and Gender Equality, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 15, 2013.
"The Man Shaping San Diego's Future," a profile of San Diego Superior Court Judge Timothy B. Taylor, L'84, in Voice of San Diego, April 12, 2013.
"Industry Leader Recognized Biotech's Potential Early On," a profile of Daniel Abdun-Nabi, LL.M.'82, president and CEO of Emergent BioSolutions, in the Maryland Gazette, April 12, 2013.
The New York Times reported that John J. Farmer Jr., C'79, L'86, dean of Rutgers School of Law-Newark, has been named senior vice president and general counsel of Rutgers University, April 11, 2013.
A news obituary for Eric M. "Rick" Blumberg, L'69, appeared in the Washington Post, April 11, 2013.
USA Today announced that reporter Brad Heath, L'11, has been selected as the recipient of Investigative Reporters and Editors' Tom Renner Award for his criminal justice reporting, April 10, 2013.
"Why You Should Be a Lawyer," a piece by Seth Engel, L'11, in the Huffington Post, April 8, 2013.
"An 'Ordinary' Guy Raises $1M for Charity," a story in the Boston Globe about Tom Nealon, C'70, L'74, who has been running marathons to raise money for the American Liver Foundation, April 7, 2013.
The Charlotte Observer reported that Jada Charley, L'03, has been named executive director of Safe Passage, a program serving local victims of domestic violence, sexual trauma and child abuse, April 7, 2013.
Max Folkenflik, L'75, participated in a Q&A with Thomson Reuters on overtime, accountants and the Supreme Court, April 5, 2013.
"Eric Woolworth Wants Heat to Go Global," a profile of Eric Woolworth, C'87, L'91, president of business operations for the NBA's Miami Heat, in the April 2013 issue of Ocean Drive magazine.
A news obituary for Julian Burke, L'54, former CEO of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority, appeared in the Los Angeles Times, April 2, 2013.
A news obituary for Sidney L. Hofing, L'59, appeared in PhillyBurbs.com, March 31, 2013.
Ian Kysel, L'11, discussed teenagers in solitary confinement on NBC's "Rock Center with Brian Williams," March 22, 2013.
Melissa Bishop Murphy, L'92, was recognized as a "Game Changer" by Politic365, March 21, 2013.
Sandeep Parekh, LL.M.'97, was recognized as one of "10 Young Indians Who Dared to be Different" by Silicon India News, March 14, 2013.
The Rockville Centre Patch (New York) reported that Gregory S. Lisi, L'92, has been named Pro Bono Attorney of the Month for March 2013 by the Nassau County Bar Association, March 13, 2013.
The National Law Journal named U.S. Foods Inc., led by general counsel Juliette Pryor, L'91, MSFS'91, as the Chicago Legal Department of the Year, March 11, 2013.
Huffington Post reported that Pamela Chen, L'86, confirmed to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, will become the first openly gay Asian-American to serve as a judge on the federal bench, March 6, 2013.
"Armenia's California Dream," a profile of Raffi Hovannisian, L'85, in Foreign Policy, March 4, 2013.
"Home Is Right Where Potomac Law Group Wants Its Workers to Be," a profile of Ben Lieber, L'95, and his legal business, Potomac Law Group, in the Washington Post, March 3, 2013.
A news obituary for James Estep, C'70, L'73, appeared in the Washington Post, March 2, 2013.
"Noshing with the Fishes on the Lower East Side," a review of Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes from the House That Herring Built," a new book by Mark Russ Federman, L'69, in the New York Times, February 28, 2013.
Filmmaker Dawn Porter, L'93, discussed her HBO documentary, "Gideon's Army," with Bloomberg Law, February 27, 2013.
"Athens Judge Patricia Barron Overcame Obstacles in Path to Success," a profile of Athens-Clark County (Georgia) Magistrate Judge Patricia Barron, L'79, in Online Athens, February 24, 2013.
The Associated Press reported that William LaForge, LL.M.'82, has been nominated to be the eighth president of Mississippi's Delta St. University, February 22, 2013.
"With New Film, Former Big Law, In-House Attorney Examines Impact of Gideon 50 Years On," a profile of filmmaker Dawn Porter, L'93, in The Am Law Daily, February 21, 2013.
"A Scorecard Is No Way to Pick a College," a post by Trinity Washington University Patricia McGuire, L'77, in Huffington Post Blog, February 21, 2013.
The West Virginia State Journal reported that C. Joan Parker, L'86, has been named executive director of the West Virginia Ethics Commission, February 21, 2013.
The Associated Press reported that Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard L. Bourgeois, L'01, has become a magistrate judge in Baton Rouge, February 21, 2013.
A Q&A with Douglas Woloshin, L'73, managing partner of Duane Morris' Washington, D.C., office, appeared in the Blog of Legal Times, February 21, 2013.
The National Law Journal named AOL Inc., led by general counsel and executive vice president for business development Julie Jacobs, L'93, as the Washington Legal Department of the Year, February 18, 2013.
"A Web Site for Solo Travelers," a blurb in Washington Post's "Capital Business," featuring Elizabeth Avery, L'73, founder of Solo Trekker 4 U, February 17, 2013.
The Salisbury Post (North Carolina) reported that Clark C. Walton, L'05, has been named National Outstanding Young Lawyer by the ABA Young Lawyers Division, February 16, 2013.
"Time in D.C. Helps Shape Kelsey's Political Philosophy," a profile of Tennessee State Sen. Brian Kelsey, L'03, in the Nashville Ledger, February 15, 2013.
"Climate Change Could Burn a Hole in the Government's Finances, GAO Says," coverage in the Washington Post, February 14, 2013, featuring Vicki Arroyo, L'94, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
"Is Obamacare Bad for Young People? Let's Ask Them!," a post on the Washington Post's WONKBLOG, February 11, 2013, featuring Jen Mishory, L'10, deputy director of Young Invincibles, a group founded by Georgetown Law students to advocate for young adults in the health reform debate.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune (February 8, 2013) and Baton Rouge Advocate (February 11, 2013) reported that Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) has recommended New Orleans lawyer Kenneth Polite Jr., L'00, to serve as the next U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
The Blog of Legal Times reported that D.C. Superior Court Judge Melvin Wright, L'82, has been reappointed to a second term, February 8, 2013.
A news obituary for retired St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Dennis Quillin, L'54, appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 8, 2013.
An adaptation of Top Dog: The Science of Winning and Losing, co-authored by Ashley Merryman, L'98, appeared in the New York Times Magazine, February 6, 2013. The book was also featured in the Los Angeles Times, February 16, 2013.
"Jazz Musician Becomes a Renaissance Man," a profile of Marcus Johnson, L'97, MBA'97, in the Washington Informer, February 6, 2013.
Pacific Business News reported that Tom Hutton, L'00, has been named executive director of Hawaii's Public Charter School Commission, February 6, 2013.
Cleveland Jewish News reported that Mark Hetfield, F'88, L'96, has been named president and CEO of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, February 4, 2013.
"Financial Savvy Makes New President the Right Fit for Fisk," a profile of H. James Williams, L'89, LL.M.'90, the new president of Fisk University, in The Tennessean, February 2, 2013.
A news obituary for John Lewis Smith III, L'67, appeared in the Washington Post, February 1, 2013.
A news obituary for Francis J. Charlton, L'52, appeared in Westport Now (Connecticut), January 31, 2013.
"Going Above and Beyond for WNY Youths," a profile of LeRoi Johnson, L'74, in the Buffalo Law Journal, January 24, 2013.
"Johnson Blends Law, Love of Writing at QP Legal," a profile of Tiffany Johnson, L'02, in the Memphis Daily News, January 24, 2013.
The Sun Chronicle (Massachusetts) reported that District Court Judge Angel Kelley Brown, L'92, has been confirmed by the governor's council to be a superior court judge, January 24, 2013.
Filmmaker Dawn Porter, L'93, and her video, "True Believers in Justice," are featured in the New York Times op-docs, January 23, 2013.
Reuters reported that retired Judge Arthur J. Gajarsa, L'67, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, will join the Boston office of WilmerHale as senior counsel in the intellectual property litigation practice, January 23, 2013.
A news obituary for Robert M. McNamara Jr., L'73, former general counsel of the CIA and Peace Corps, appeared in the Washington Post, January 22, 2013.
The Albany Times Union reported that Appellate Division Justice Thomas E. Mercure, L'68, has been named acting administrative judge of the 3rd Judicial District, January 22, 2013.
"Pulling No Punches: New CEO Donald Lassere Brings Clear Mission to Ali Center," a profile of Donald Lassere, L'96, in Business First of Louisville, January 18, 2013.
"Christoff Aims to Empower Young Lawyers in Bar Role," a profile of Annie Christoff, L'07, the new president of the Young Lawyers Division of the Memphis Bar Association, in the Memphis Daily News, January 17, 2013.
A news obituary for Thomas E. Mellon Jr., L'72, appeared in PhillyBurbs.com, January 17, 2013.
A news obituary for Daniel Stack, LL.M.'55, appeared in Newsday, January 17, 2013.
Arkansas Business reported that State Rep. Darrin Williams, LL.M.'97, has been named CEO of Southern Bancorp Inc., January 10, 2013.
"Shifting from the Public Sector to U. of Michigan GC Role," a profile of Timothy G. Lynch, L'95, in Corporate Counsel, January 9, 2013.
"Before Inauguration, Kander Talks Goals, Vision," a profile of Missouri Secretary of State-elect Jason Kander, L'05, in St. Louis Jewish Light, January 9, 2013.
The Rapid City Journal reported that Mark Vargo, L'88, has been sworn in as Pennington County (South Dakota) State's Attorney, January 8, 2013.
Enterprise News (Massachusetts) reported that Gov. Deval Patrick has nominated Brockton District Court Judge Angel Kelley Brown, L'92, to a Superior Court judgeship, January 4, 2013.
"Mazie Hirono, First Asian-American Female Senator, Sworn In: 'There Need to be More of Us in Here," coverage in HuffPost Politics, featuring Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), L'78, January 3, 2013.
The Korea Herald reported that former justice Dong-heub Lee, LL.M.'86, has been nominated as chief justice of the Republic of Korea's Constitutional Court, January 3, 2013.
"Senator Kirk Speaks for the First Time about His Stroke," coverage in the Chicago Daily Herald, featuring Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), L'92, January 2, 2013.


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Kelly Holmes Weighted Skipping Rope
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- Weighted handles help to tone muscle & optimise performance
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Burn calories, tone up and have fun as well with the Kelly Holmes weighted skipping rope. Its weighted handles actually aids exercise by helping to tone muscle and optimise performance.
Ergonomic soft grip handles ensure that this skipping rope is always comfortable to hold and use. With a Kelly Holmes workout guide also included, this exercise accessory is a valuable addition to any workout regime.
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Regular exercise reduces stress and anxiety, and generally improves sleep. But for some people, exercising within five hours of bedtime may cause problems getting to sleep.
Keep in mind, everyone's different. For some people, late-day exercise isn't a problem. It may require some trial and error to see how working out affects the quality of your sleep. Without making any other changes that are likely to affect your sleep, take notes on how well you sleep after working out at different times. This can help you determine the time of day that's best for your workout and the least disruptive to your sleep.
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- Sleep hygiene tips. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/sleep/about_sleep/sleep_hygiene.htm. Accessed Feb. 25, 2011.
- Sleep hygiene — The healthy habits of good sleep. American Academy of Sleep Medicine. http://www.sleepeducation.com/Hygiene.aspx. Accessed Feb. 25, 2011.
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Regardless of how aware and proactive you may be with your pet's health and safety, and as much as I will prepare you, there will, sadly, always be the possibility of an illness or emergency 'sneaking through'. Do you have a financial plan in place should such an event occur?
Part of the preparedness aspect of my 'Be aware. Be prepared. Be preventive.' mantra is financial preparedness. For example, what would you do if suddenly faced with the following costs for your pet's necessary emergency care?
Hit-by-car (dog): $5,600
Urethral obstruction (cat): $2,700
Toxin ingestion (mushrooms, dog): $6,500
Heatstroke (dog): $4,200
Gastrointestinal foreign body surgery (diaper, dog): $3,275
Vomiting and diarrhea (pancreatitis, dog): $3,000
Diabetic Ketoacidosis (cat): $4,600
Back surgery for ruptured disc (dog): $5,600
These are just a few examples, but they're real and they're common. As you're hopefully beginning to realize and coming to appreciate, it truly is best to give some thought and consideration to such situations before they happen to one of your pets — doing so will not only allow you to be more medically and emotionally prepared, but better financially prepared as well. In this post I'll outline the options available for you when faced with the unexpected costs of a pet emergency.


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Reelybored Horror is planning on opening up a new section on the website dedicated to all things horror literature, short fiction, dark poetry, true tales of the supernatural/paranormal, etc. you get the picture. I am also considering having a section up for fan fiction but I'm still debating that one So long as the theme revolves around, horror, mystery, thriller, the paranormal, etc.
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Welcome to the Marquette Neighborhood Health Center's website, where you'll find everything you need to know about us, including hours of operation, insurance information, and how we can deliver quality health care to you and your family.
The Marquette Neighborhood Health Center is located at 1834 W. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 100, on the northeast corner of 19th and Wisconsin. We are open five days a week and many Saturdays.
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Lord of the Flies - Summary
This video is a study Guide for William Golding's Lord of the Flies. It summarizes the beginning, middle, and end of the story.
How to Make a Mummy: Easy Clay Animation
A fun classroom annimated claymation video that shows how an Egyptian Mummy was made. Three minutes of good information in a "friendly" format. The video needs to be accompanied by a worksheet and, perhaps, timeline. Lots of learning possibilities here such as a map of Eqypt and study of human anatomy. Run time 03:29.
Fluids (Part 7)
Introduction to the study of moving fluids. This video, which is suitable for high school students, starts with a black screen because the instructor, in his conversational tone, uses it as a 'chalkboard.' Instructor uses different colors for clarification. Run time 09:59.
Educational Software
MAIN AIMS OF THE MODULE: To achieve an understanding and practical experience of key principles, methods and theories in the area of educational software.
LEARNING OUTCOMES FOR THE MODULE: The module provides opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate knowledge and understanding, qualities, skills and other attributes in the following areas: 1. Obtain understand of major learning principles, theories, and approaches 2. Identify key factors of successful educational software design a
Vector Fields and Hydrodynamics
At first glance, replacing the old idea of action at a distance by the new idea of the field of force seems to e an exercise in semantics. But it isn't, because fields have definite properties of their own suitable for scientific study. For example, electric fields are different in form from magnetic fields, and both kinds can better be understood by analogy to field of
The Arts in Every Classroom: Designing a Multi-Arts Curriculum Unit
Learner Team members are introduced to a curriculum design process that asks teachers and students to focus on why rather than what — sometimes called backwards design. The teams begin to construct their own arts-based units of study, identifying enduring ideas and constructing essential questions that lead to carefully planned unit objectives and performance tasks.
Bulletin of the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity, Volume XV, Issue 4
Cover Illustration Description,
Calendar of Events,
Scholar in Focus--Ronald F.Hock,
Institute Members Contribute to Two New Volumes,
Women's Studies Program Receives A.A.R. Award,
The Spring Lecture Series of the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity: "Paul and His Bible: The Evidence from Galatians," "The God's Delight: The Human Figure in Ancient Greek Bronze," "Jesus and the Concept of Friendship in Antiquity," "Juggling Jellyfish: History and Hermeneutics in the Qumran Commenta
Neptune: The Planet
The frozen planet Neptune sits as the farthest planet from the Sun. Its distance and thick atmosphere make Neptune difficult to study, leaving scientists with many unanswered questions about this icy gas giant. The images are set to music and does not include any narration. (05:13)
A Matter of Competence: A National Study of the Preparation of New Student Affairs Professionals
Dr. Peter C. Mather,
Kent Smith,
Sarah Skipper
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Caistor dig
A skeleton, found in September 2009 at one of the most important, but least understood, Roman sites in Britain is puzzling experts from The University of Nottingham.
Dr Will Bowden from the Department of Archaeology at the University of Nottingham and leader of excavations at the buried town of Venta Icenorum at Caistor St Edmund in Norfolk and is interviewed in this video on site at the dig.
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Suitable for Undergraduate study and community education
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The anatomy cook book : a dissection guide with recipes
The Anatomy Cookbook has been written to accompany an anatomy and physiology course for bioengineers who would otherwise have missed out on the opportunity to study real organ systems at first hand. It is not an alternative to a standard anatomy text, it acts more as a laboratory supplement. The fun bit is that your kitchen takes the place of the dissection room. Each recipe provides an insight into one or more organs, and all you need to do is go to the supermarket and be prepared to think abou
Serious Breaches Relating to the Food Act
Use of e-learning tools for 3 units of Certificate III in Hospitality
(Commercial Cookery) for apprentice cooks. These units are the first 3 units to be
studied in the program and to be available on line can reduce the face to face learning
time and enable the apprentice to commence study while waiting to commence trade
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Use of e-learning tools for 3 units of Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) for apprentice cooks. These units are the first 3 units to be studied in the program and to be available on line can reduce the face to face learning time and enable the apprentice to commence study while waiting to commence trade school.
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Use of e-learning tools for 3 units of Certificate III in Hospitality
(Commercial Cookery) for apprentice cooks. These units are the first 3 units to be
studied in the program and to be available on line can reduce the face to face learning
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Furniture making and design - Task: Set up for
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for a CNC machining and processing centre. The user is guided through the process of
recognising and checking safety equipment on a CNC machine, setting and adjusting a
CNC machine, checking cutting tools and jigs, conducting a trial run and making
final adjustments where necessary. Comprehensive resources are provided which
contain interactions and activities. Opportunities for collaborative discussion are
Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
From the Go Figure video series: In this video, the math concepts of fractions, decimals and percents are presented in a fun and engaging way. Those students wanting to review the basics within these three areas will find this study-aid an effective way to do so. Video is slow moving at the beginning. Run time 16:23.
22.611J Introduction to Plasma Physics I (MIT)
In this course, students will learn about plasmas, the fourth state of matter. The plasma state dominates the visible universe, and is of increasing economic importance. Plasmas behave in lots of interesting and sometimes unexpected ways.
The course is intended only as a first plasma physics course, but includes critical concepts needed for a foundation for further study. A solid undergraduate background in classical physics, electromagnetic theory including Maxwell's equations, and mathema
15.099 Readings in Optimization (MIT)
In keeping with the tradition of the last twenty-some years, the Readings in Optimization seminar will focus on an advanced topic of interest to a portion of the MIT optimization community: randomized methods for deterministic optimization. In contrast to conventional optimization algorithms whose iterates are computed and analyzed deterministically, randomized methods rely on stochastic processes and random number/vector generation as part of the algorithm and/or its analysis. In the seminar, w
Learn English Through Song - Listening Comprehension
Help listening comprehension from the lyrics of the song Dancing in the Street by Martha and the Vandrellas. Learn English Through Song Program helps English Second Language (ESL) students study speaking, conversation, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening and grammar. More songs at www.learn-to-speak-english-esl.com
Mom Loved Him Best: Bert & Ivan Sutherland
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Computing industry legends and brothers Bert and Ivan Sutherland reminisce about their collective 100 plus years with computers and electronics.
Bert Sutherland developed, managed and mentored some of the most important computing innovations of the past half-century, from Bolt, Beranek & Newman ( BBN) and Xerox PARC in the 1970s to managing Java development at Sun Microsystems Laboratories in the 1990s.
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This Weekend's Open Houses in Stratford
Whether you're a serious buyer or just curious, here are the latest open houses.
Is it location? Is it price? Condition?
Sure you can always rip out the stained fuchsia carpet or spend a few weeks scraping "vintage" wallpaper from 1964, but depending on what type of person you are, that can sound exciting, awesomely frugal or just plain awful.
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Cancer is an extremely traumatic condition. All patients will experience its effects in different ways, yet researchers have found some common themes.
Fear, naturally, is a common emotion. Cancer patients are afraid not only of the possibility of pain, debilitating illness or death, but also of losing independence or being a financial burden on their families. They also fear the side effects they may experience from chemotherapy, radiation or other treatments.
Most people with cancer will experience significant amounts of stress. The stress is often highest immediately after the diagnosis is made. Another stressful time is when active cancer treatment begins. Some people handle the initial stress well, only to have a delayed reaction months later.
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Our Biomedical Sciences (Integrated Master's) MSci Honours degree is delivered by the School of Biomedical Sciences. The School offers a wide range of degrees in biomedical and biomolecular sciences, which cover the diverse range of subjects related to medicine and the understanding of life processes.
By learning about these processes, we can understand what goes wrong in disease and help to develop new treatments. It is an interesting and vital area of study, and at Newcastle you have the flexibility and choice to find a degree that matches your interests and career aspirations.
It combines subjects such as:
Drawing on the University's strengths in biomedicine teaching and research, this degree aims to produce graduates who have an understanding of the functioning of the human body in health and disease.
This degree integrates a year of Master's level study and is designed for students who plan to make a career in the field. A highlight of the programme is the extended final-year project, which will help you to develop more advanced laboratory skills that are required for research or other laboratory-based careers.
Newcastle is a National Centre of Excellence in biomedical research and our world-leading expert staff teach at all levels on our degree programmes. This means our degrees are at the cutting edge of biomedical research and you graduate with the very latest knowledge in human health and disease. Through opportunities with our research institutes, you also have the chance to make a direct contribution to their world-leading work.
Newcastle is highly regarded for its teaching of biomedical and biomolecular sciences.
We are ranked in the top ten in the UK in the category of 'Other subjects allied to Medicine' in The Times/Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014.
We also achieved an overall student satisfaction of 95% in the 2013 National Student Survey.
Leading experts from our research institutes play an active part in all of our degrees. You also have the opportunity to attend optional research talks, aimed especially at first-year students, as part of our biomedicine+ programme.
The involvement of our researchers ensures that your degree reflects the very latest ideas and discoveries. It also means that you will learn about how new scientific knowledge is formed and will develop the skills required to undertake your own original research project in the final year. The majority of students choose to do their project work in one of our research institutes, supervised by and working alongside leading scientists in their field.
Teaching is a combination of lectures, practical laboratory classes and small group seminars.
Assessment is by examinations and course work assignments such as practical assessments, seminar tasks and written work. Teaching and assessment methods may vary from module to module; more information can be found in our individual module listings.
Visit our Teaching and Learning pages to read about the outstanding learning experience available to you at Newcastle University.
As a student at Newcastle you will join the School of Biomedical Sciences.
We are based in the University's Medical School building. This, together with the adjacent School of Dental Sciences and Royal Victoria Infirmary teaching hospital, forms one of the largest integrated teaching and hospital complexes in the country.
We work in partnership with Newcastle Biomedicine Research Institutes to deliver eight undergraduate degrees in Biomedical and Biomolecular Sciences. See our Guide to Biomedical and Biomolecular Sciences below for help in deciding which degree is right for you.
We pride ourselves on providing support to you to make the transition to university life. All students are given a personal tutor and a student mentor, and our team of specialised course advisers and tutors operate an open door policy for all students.
Visit the School's website, where you can:
Our degrees are divided into two phases. In Phase 1 (Stage 1 and the first semester of Stage 2), we introduce you to biomolecular sciences through a series of modules covering:
This broad introduction continues in Semester 1 of Stage 2 with a foundation in cell and molecular medicine.
You can change between any of our degrees at the end of Phase 1 if you wish. This flexible structure gives you the chance to try a broad range of topics, helping you to see where your interests in biomedical sciences lie before you specialise in Phase 2. See a guide to our degrees below:
Biomedical Sciences
Modern medicine depends on the advances made by scientists working in the biomedical sciences. This degree combines subjects such as anatomy, biochemistry, genetics, immunology, microbiology, neuroscience, pharmacology and physiology. This multidisciplinary approach helps us understand disease processes and find new treatments for diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease and TB. We offer the following degrees in this area:
Biochemistry is the study of life at the molecular level – how genes and proteins regulate cells, tissues and ultimately whole organisms like you. Have you wondered what causes diseases such as cancer and diabetes? Would you like to help develop new drug treatments? Biochemistry provides the key to understanding how diseases arise and can be treated. We offer the following degree in this area:
Biomedical Genetics
DNA is the genetic 'blueprint' that ensures the continuity of life from parent to offspring. Genetics is the study of how DNA is transmitted between generations and decoded to determine our individual characteristics. Newcastle has a research and teaching reputation in this field and the Institute of Human Genetics plays a major role in our degree programme. We offer the following degree in this area:
Biomedical Sciences with Medical Microbiology
The greatest threat to human health worldwide is infectious disease. Medical microbiology is the study of the micro-organisms that cause disease whilst immunology is the related science of how we defend ourselves against microbial infection. Through an understanding of microbiology and immunology scientists are working to develop vaccines against diseases such as HIV, and new treatments for diseases such as MRSA, arthritis, asthma and cancer. We offer the following degree in this area:
Pharmacology involves the study of the action of biologically active components (drugs) on the body and vice versa. An understanding of drugs and their actions allows us to use them safely and effectively. It is thanks to pharmacologists that you can take an aspirin when you get a headache or have an anaesthetic when the dentist gives you a filling. We offer the following degree in this area:
Physiological Sciences
Physiology is the study of how the body functions. Physiologists study the processes essential to human life such as breathing, digesting food and sensing the world around us. At Newcastle our focus is on human physiology, which underpins much of our understanding of how the body functions in health and disease. We offer the following degree in this area:
Medical Science
Do you enjoy biology? Are you interested in the biomedical or biomolecular aspects of the subject and keen to study these further at university? If you are not quite sure which area will suit you best, the Medical Science (Deferred Choice) programme could be ideal for you as it allows you to study the common first year before deciding which subject area to specialise in at later Stages. We offer the following degree in this area:
We encourage you to spend at least four weeks of your summer vacation after Stage 2 on a work placement. We provide a number of opportunities to help you achieve this.
Any student registered on a Biomedical or Biomolecular Sciences degree at Newcastle may apply to transfer to the first year of our Medicine (A100) or Dentistry (A206) degree at the end of their first year.
There is also a graduate entry route into Medicine available at Newcastle University.
Visit the School of Biomedical Sciences' website to find out more about opportunities to transfer.


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Now that The Jonas Brothers are no more, Joe Jonas is opening up about some of the experiences he had as a world-famous superstar — including being part of the Disney juggernaut and smoking pot for the first time with fellow tween sensations Miley Cyrus andDemi Lovato.
Blood is thicker than water, but apparently there's too much water under the bridge to keep the Jonas Brothers together.
Nearly three weeks after they canceled their tour at the last minute due to a "deep rift within the band," the Jonas Brothers have officially split, People reports.
"It's over for now," Kevin Jonas said.
The Jonas Brothers have canceled their tour just two days before it was set to kick off, People reports.
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Taylor Swift talks about writing love songs about Harry Styles and other infamous exes like Jake Gyllenhaal and Joe Jonas.
The Gossip Table says Joe Jonas, Mariah Carey and more have the most outrageous holiday photos of 2013.
Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience -- A 3-D concert film of the 2008 Jonas Brothers 'Burning Up' concert tour, as well as documentary footage on the lives of the three brothers.
Camp Rock -- 'Camp Rock,' centers on a teen girl who desperately wants to spend her summer at a prestigious rock camp...
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Grab a backstage pass to the Jonas Brothers' motion picture debut! Kevin, Joe and Nick are "Burning Up" the stage and inviting you inside their personal world for the adventure of a lifetime. This colossal movie event launches the world's hottest band straight into your living room - and includes guest appearances by chart-topping artists Demi Lovato and Taylor Swift! Secure your VIP pass to a once-in-a-lifetime experience with the Jonas Brothers. Get ready to hang out with this multi-talented trio and take an intimate look at what their lives are like offstage and behind the scenes. It's the music-filled movie event perfect for the whole family!
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In the season finale, Dani is excited to be featured in "Cosmopolitan" magazine! But when she decides on a cooking shoot, will her big family be helpful or helpless? Then, Kevin and Dani begin their house hunt--but they're in for a surprise at their first home tour! Will the awkward encounter deter their plans to move? As Dani works on her shoot and her home life, will she be able to balance being a career woman and a wife? Mikey works to pursue his passion, but could it land him all the way back in Los Angeles? It's an episode of change for the Deleasa family that you won't want to miss! Also available on Amazon Instant Video
With Dani still scrambling to catch up with the tour in Santiago, Chile, the boys hit the bar for Ladies' Night. But the single guys are thwarted again when it turns out to be a total sausage fest. Then, Dani finally reunites with her hubby, but is challenged with getting back into touring mode after two years away from life on the road. Meanwhile, her brother Mikey battles some serious stage fright as he prepares for the biggest concert of his life. Can some advice from Kevin help him take control of an arena full of screaming fans, or will he crumble under the pressure? See him face his biggest obstacle as a musician! Also available on Amazon Instant Video
It's a sad farewell as Kevin leaves for a tour of South America while Dani stays behind to pursue an opportunity with "Cosmopolitan" magazine. The Jonas Brothers have a grueling travel schedule ahead, and it'll be two weeks and six cities before the married couple can reunite. Can Kevin and Dani handle the time apart? Plus, the single guys are desperate to hit the club and meet some Latin ladies-- but their rabid fanbase has kept the band on lockdown. They can't even grab lunch without a massive crowd forming! Things get even more complicated when weather threatens Dani's travel plans. See if the lovebirds will have to put their reunion plans on ice. Also available on Amazon Instant Video
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity falls in Dani's lap when she's asked to write a column for "Cosmopolitan" magazine. However, she wants to put her best foot forward--but it seems like only she is standing in her own way. Meanwhile, the Jonas Brothers make Mikey an incredible offer that he can't refuse. Also available on Amazon Instant Video
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Are the Jonas Brothers about to welcome another Jonas into the family biz? Not quite, but babies are on the mind of Kevin and Danielle Jonas when their E! reality series Married to Jonas returns for its second season on Sunday (10:30/9:30c). "We do talk about it a lot," Kevin tells TV Guide Magazine. "I think because I'm going to be carrying for nine months, I will be on and off the tour," Danielle adds — hypothetically. "I know that our life isn't normal, but I'd like to keep it kind of normal so that they're the same as other kids."
Jonas Brothers fans have seen oldest brother Kevin sing and act, and now they'll get to see him in another role: husband.
On the new E! reality series Married to Jonas, cameras follow Kevin and his wife Danielle as they learn to adapt to each other's polar opposite parents and ponder if they should start their own family — all while Kevin and his brothers Nick and Joe reunite to record their next album.
See photos of Kevin Jonas through the years
Check out the five things Kevin and Danielle are most excited for viewers to see when their show debuts on Sunday at 10/9c on E!
The Next's Gloria Estefan says that although she's the only female mentor in a group that includes Joe Jonas, Nelly and John Rich, she's more trouble than the men! "I felt like the headmistress for the school of naughty boys, but I'm naughtier than the three of them put together," Estefan told TVGuide.com.
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Who will be the next big singer to come from a reality competition show? The CW's new show The Next hopes to find out.
Executive-produced by Queen Latifah, The Next features Joe Jonas, Nelly, Gloria Estefan and John Rich as musical mentors to up-and-coming musicians in six different cities. Over the course of 72 hours, each celebrity mentor will guide the contestants, by immersing themselves in the contenders' lives. They go to work with them and socialize with them, all the while preparing them for their big performance. read more
The CW has announced premiere dates for a slew of reality programming in addition to the return of America's Next Top Model, Remodeled and the scripted series L.A. Complex.
America's Next Top Model: College Edition will debut its 19th cycle on Friday, Aug. 24 at 8/7c. The upcoming season will include the return of Tyra Banks and Kelly Cutrone, but with new judges Rob Evans and Johnny Wujek who have replaced J. Alexander and Nigel Barker, and mentor Jay Manuel. It will also include an interactive element where fans can vote for which contestants should stay and who should be eliminated.
New CW singing competition adds Joe Jonas, Nelly
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