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Colorado 47
Alabama 33
MEMPHIS, Tenn (UPI) - All -American Bob Anderson rushed for three touchdowns and 254 yards Saturday to lead the University of Colorado to a come-from-behind 47-33 victory over the University of Alabama in the 11th annual Liberty Bowl.
Anderson carried the ball 35 times, breaking the former record held by the late Ernie Davis of Syracuse in the scoring circus.
Trailing 33-31 going into the final period, Anderson, who earlier had run four yards for a touchdown, turned in scoring jaunts of two and three yards to carry the Buffaloes to victory.
Alabama's Bear Bryant had told his team "honor and pride" were awaiting them if they could win the post-season game since they had posted the worst regular season record (6-4) in more than a decade.
Colorado jumped off to a 17-0 lead and went to the dressing room at halftime leading 31-19. But Alabama came storming back in the third period on the passing of substitute quarterback Neb Heyden to grab a two-point lead.
Starting quarterback Scott Hunter injured his knee just before halftime on an unsuccessful two-point conversion effort.
Anderson was aided in the Colorado scoring column by Ward Walsh who had touchdowns on runs of 12 and 15 yards and Dave Hainey, who scored on a 50 yard field goal and six straight extra points.
Additionally, senior tailback Steve Engel brought the record 59,042 fans to their feet with 46 seconds left in the first half when he returned an Alabama kickoff 91 yards. The Buffaloes got their other two points late in the final period when Hayden was trapped in his own end zone while trying to pass.
The Crimson Tide scored on a 31-yard run by Hunter, a 7-yard run by George Ranager and a 3-yard plunge by Johnny Musso in the second period. But two two-point tries failed.
Then, in the third period, Heyden threw touchdown passes 55 and 10 yards to Griff Langston and Musso, respectively, and Oran Buck added a couple of conversion kicks to wrap up the Tide scoring.
Colorado, aided by Anderson' s record performance, gained 473 yards on the ground and added 90 through the air while Alabama had 155 rushing and 212 yards passing.
Colorado completely blunted Alabama's last ditch effort in the closing minutes. The Tide, trailing by seven points, lost 28 yards in four plays as the Buffalo defenders threw Heyden on three of four pass attempts.
Anderson (11), celebrating here, was MVP.
Ward Walsh scores first touchdown, in spite of Alabama's Bill Blair.
Johnny Musso scores in the second period.
Interference was called on Colorado on this play. Alabama first down at 35.
Bob Anderson
Attendance- 50,042
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
CU- Walsh 12 run (Haney kick)
CU- FG Haney 30
Second Quarter
CU- Anderson 4 run (Haney kick)
UA- Hunter 31 run (Buck kick)
UA- Ranager 7 run (pass failed)
CU- Walsh 15 run (Haney kick)
UA- Musso 3 run (run failed)
CU- Engel 91 yard kickoff return (Haney kick)
Third Quarter
UA- Langston 55 yard pass from Heyden (Buck kick)
UA- Musso 10 yard pass from Heyden (Buck kick)
Fourth Quarter
CU- Anderson 2 run (Haney kick)
CU- Safety, Hevden tackled in end zone
CU- Anderson 3 run (Haney kick)


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Siegel defeated Bradley Central 59-38 on Monday in a boys' high school basketball Class AAA state sectional and will advance to next week's state tournament at Middle Tennessee State University's Murphy Center in Murfreesboro.
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Wine Aging Experiment To Resume Off Charleston
A California winery's experiment with aging wine in the ocean off the Southeast coast resumes next month.
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More than 10,000 participants attended the event, which included a global summit of European Union officials and world leaders. The march began at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and made stops in front of the White House and the Washington Monument, with rallies held at both locations.
"It felt incredible to be a part of history and to be able to witness the strength and the power people can have when they are determined to help others," said Misericordia student organizer Sarah Munley, an elementary education major from Vernon, N.J. "Some people asked us why we were so concerned about this problem even though it was not taking place in America. It is simply about the children. Regardless of what country they were born in, they still need our aid because they are helpless and they can't fend for themselves. We are all humans and no one deserves to be treated that way."
"I was very moved by the enthusiasm of the people involved," added Jeffrey Passetti, assistant director of Campus Ministry at Misericordia, who accompanied the students. "We are a world away from what was going on, yet everyone was so passionate about the cause. I do believe it accomplished its goal in a peaceful, well organized fashion."
The Misericordia students who took part in Move DC, stopped in front of the White House for a picture. They are, shown from left: Emily Kudlacik, Parsippany, N.J.; Lisa Witkoski, Quakertown, Pa.; Alexandra Graham, Madison, N.J.; Leila Comerford, Moscow, Pa.; Sean Vitale, West Pittston, Pa.; Kaleigh Reynolds, Forty Fort, Pa.; Sarah Munley, Vernon, N.J.; Arianna Scheetz, Englewood, Fla.; and Caroline Landen, Bridgewater, N.J.


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Police identified the passenger who was killed in a box truck crash at State Road 84 and Interstate 95 on Feb. 6.
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Our current wireless solution is getting a bit old now, and giving us a few problems with speed and reliability. (netgear)
I would like to get a survey done soon to identify what would be best and would prefer a company who is local to me (for onsite support purposes if anything goes wrong!) We are in Smethwick, West Midlands and are a three form entry school.
I have heard a lot of good about Ruckus Wireless and Meru but would prefer Ruckus because of recommendations from other techys who are using it at the moment.
Look forward to your recommendations...
I would thoroughly recommend you speak with the guys at Switchshop.
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We used a company, based in the West Midlands called Network IT 24.
So they should be close by, as we are based in Walsall and had the work carried out by them.
They were very helpful and advised us well and were recommended to me by another technician.
They gave us a few options including RUCKUS, which we went for after a free two week demo.
Once we were able to see that there were no problems or compatibility issues, we placed the order as we found them to be very competitive.
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We use Extricom, we are pretty impressed with it. It doesnt seem to get allot of coverage for some reason.
I would strongly recommend a Meru wireless solution and Geode (Home) as the installers. These guys are geniuses and genuinely care about the solution they provide. They're not in it purely for the money.
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Plus it was almost a 1000 quid cheaper!!!
We currently have a Meru system which replaced a Ruckus system. We've had nothing but problems with the Meru although the exact cause has yet to be determined. The Meru support are very helpful and the product appears to be physically well made. The Ruckus system worked fine in the past but was B/G only although we frequently had 50+ users on one AP. The Meru APs stop working when we have about 25 users connected to an AP. This is an ongoing issue which Meru are working on. At the moment it's unusable with a class full of students. We changed to Meru as part of a BSF "solution".
Please PM me if you want more info. Likewise, if anyone has a working Meru system with high density usage (30+ per AP) please let me know how you do it!
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Many raids simply don't account for this debuff being there.
For a Balance Druid, unglyphing Insect Swarm alone will be around a 100-200 DPS loss on their standard rotation. And if you ask them to maintain 100% uptime, you are effectively requiring them to use Insect Swarm during every Eclipse buff costing them significantly more DPS, more along the lines of 1000-2000 DPS lost because you are wasting a global cooldown while buffed. So what you ask is two fold. You require them to unglyph the highest single benefit glyph (two piece tier 9 does make Glyph of Moonfire overtake it, at all other times Insect Swarm is the most powerful glyph). Then you require them to ignore their rotation rules to maintain 100% uptime on a debuff they would normally only renew at a certain point in the cycle known as the post-Eclipse phase (the end of an Eclipse buff where there is no longer sufficient time to cast one more of the buffed spell).


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Guitar 101: How To Play Fast, Part 1
February 08, 2013 at 8:35pm
Would be better if there were sound clips and a pdf of the tabs.
October 09, 2012 at 2:32pm
no video = no interest
about like reading the transcript of a speech vs hearing it being well delivered by a dynamic speaker.
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@ Ragnarok7. First use which ever is comfortable. My suggestion is to use all four one at a time. What I mean is do the whole ex with index finger, then with middle, then ring, then pinky. Also suggest using alternate configurations to help build dexterity. i.e. use 1st finger on 3rd fret 2nd on 4th fret 3rd on 7th fret 4th on 8th. Another great dexterity ex is to start with pinky on 1st note, ring on 2nd note, middle on 3rd note and index on 4th note etc... Get familiar with the pattern first then use these or any configuration you can think of. Best of luck.
August 09, 2011 at 9:43pm
Is there a video for this lesson? I suck at reading notes and tab.
August 07, 2011 at 8:30am
Which fretting fingers would you use for Figure 1? 1 and 2 over and over?
July 30, 2011 at 11:59am
I'm with Ciscometal! I think I still have somewhere that 20 years old article. Problem is that 20 years flew in my life and I never did any of those exercies! lol
It's not too late to start working on these! Thanks for bringing this back!
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This lesson is from 20 years ago!!! still works! Now you can say you have a loyal reader...


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fabricSaltos de línea: fab¦ric
Pronunciación: /ˈfabrɪk /
Definición de fabric en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun]
1Cloth produced by weaving or knitting textile fibres: heavy cream fabric [count noun]: stretch fabrics
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- Lovely silk brocades and other fine fabrics are woven, dyed and embroidered here.
- The use of fabrics such as Thai silk, fur and stretch cotton brings diversity to the texture.
- I love the feel of natural fabrics; linen and silk are more lively and natural as well.
2The walls, floor, and roof of a building: decay and neglect are slowly eating away at the building's fabric
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- Wet rot in the attic and upper floors is eating into the timber, plaster and fabric of the building and causing part of the roof to collapse.
- The listing of the 45 ft former windmill is intended to protect the entire fabric of the building inside and out.
- Bradford Council says that it cannot afford to do the necessary repairs to the building and its fabric but surely it has spare cash.
structure, framework, frame, form, make-up, constitution, composition, construction, organization, infrastructure, foundations, mechanisms, anatomy, essence
2.1The body of a car or aircraft: we heard creaking and rushing noises in the car's fabric
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- An examination of the aircraft's fabric after the accident revealed that the paint covering on the fuselage and part of the tail was thicker than that on the wings.
- The wing spars and ribs are made of extruded aluminum and the complete aircraft is covered with Ceconite fabric.
2.2The basic structure of a society, culture, activity, etc. the multicultural fabric of Canadian society
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- Instead he began to explore the social and cultural fabric of precolonial African societies.
- It is time to say enough is enough before the unique fabric of this multicultural society is destroyed by the enemies within.
- Aids has devastated the social and economic fabric of African societies and made orphans of a whole generation of children.
late 15th century: from French fabrique, from Latin fabrica 'something skilfully produced', from faber 'worker in metal, stone, etc.' The word originally denoted a building, later a machine, the general sense being 'something made', hence sense 1 (mid 18th century, originally denoting any manufactured material). sense 2 dates from the mid 17th century.
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With Pedro Feliz and Chase Utley on the mend, the Phillies have been forced to sign resourceful contingency plans at the expense of offense. Are they selling themselves short?
David Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News mentioned Mike Cervenak in his piece on Pedro Feliz this morning and it got me thinking that even if some guys crush the ball in camp, they're likely to lose out to weaker-hitting glove men if Feliz isn't ready and Chase Utley isn't 100 percent. Cervenek, a Triple-A journeyman who played 10 games with the Phils last season, is an unheralded non-roster invite, but the fact is, the 32 year old might be one of the best-hitting right-handed bench options they'll consider this spring. Unfortunately for Cervenak – barely passable defensively at the infield corners – the Phillies have already suggested that versatility rules in determining those final roster slots. In other words, even if a guy like Cervenek smokes the ball in spring training – a la Casey Smith and Chris Coste in 2008 and 2006, respectively, the jobs may already be earmarked for the defender that makes Charlie Manuel most comfortable.
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text: On May 16, 2011, about 0218 Alaska daylight time, a Beechcraft B200 airplane, N786SR, sustained substantial damage during a collision with terrain about 7 miles southwest of Atqasuk, Alaska, while on an instrument approach to the Atqasuk Edward Burnell Senior Memorial Airport. The airplane was operated by the North Slope Borough, Barrow, Alaska, as a instrument flight rules (IFR), public aircraft medical transport positioning flight, under 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 91. The airline transport pilot received minor injuries, and the two North Slope Borough medical personnel aboard received minor injuries. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed, and an instrument flight plan was in effect. The medical transport flight departed the Wiley Post/Will Rogers Memorial Airport, Barrow, Alaska, about 0148, and was en route to Atqasuk to transport a patient to Anchorage, Alaska.During a telephone conversation with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigator-in-charge (IIC), the chief pilot for the operator said the pilot reported to him that during the approach to Atqasuk, the airplane accumulated a large quantity of airframe ice, and he decided to discontinue the approach. He then retracted the landing gear, but the airplane failed to climb as anticipated, and struck the ground. During the impact with terrain, the empennage was severed from the airplane.Due to the remote location, the wreckage was not examined by the NTSB. No mechanical issues were reported by the operator or the pilot.Photographs received from the operator, and reviewed by the NTSB IIC, showed that the airplane impacted flat, snow-covered tundra in a wings-level, tail-low attitude. The tail section aft of the passenger cabin was severed from the fuselage, and had upward crushing. Photographs of both propellers showed extreme torsional twisting and bending.In a written statement the pilot said about 35 miles from the destination airport he received clearance for the RNAV (GPS) Rwy 6 approach (copy of the approach plate is contained in the public docket for this report). He started a descent, but remained above 2200 feet which was above the cloud tops. Prior to reaching the initial approach fix (IAF) FIBAK, he descended to 2,000 feet, which was mostly in the clouds. All of the anti-ice systems were turned on, and the deice boots were activated one time, prior to reaching intermediate fix (IF) DUVFU. From DUVFU he proceeded inbound to the final approach fix (FAF) IRIQU (8.7 miles), while descending to 1,700 feet. According to the pilot, the deice boots seemed to be shedding the ice almost completely, and everything was in order. About midway between DUFVU and IRIQU he extended the flaps, and about one mile from IRIQU he extended the landing gear. After extending the landing gear he added power, but the airplane continued to descend. He raised the flaps and gear, and applied full climb power. The airplane shuddered as it climbed through about 2,000 feet, and started to break out of the clouds, but the airspeed continued to decrease. The stall warning horn came on, and remained on continuously. He said he lowered the nose to increase airspeed. The airplane broke out of the clouds about 800 feet above the ground, but continued to descend, and impacted the snow-covered terrain.Although the pilot told his supervisor that he was properly rested, and fit to make the flight, he had clocked in for duty at 1228 the previous day, and clocked out at 2207, less than 2 hours before he was called for the accident flight. During that duty period he had not flown any aircraft. In a written statement, a passenger in a forward facing seat behind the pilot said she had a clear view of the center and right side cockpit instruments. During the final approach she said she saw the instrument panel, and noted the altitude, 1,400 feet, estimated time en route (ETE) 1:30 and decreasing, and speed 148 knots. The last time she looked at the panel she noted that the altitude was holding at 1,400, and the ETE was 1:26. She heard the power increase, and felt the airplane's nose pitch up. As the airplane's nose pitched up, the airplane began to roll from side to side. The attitude indicator showed rolls in both directions exceeding 45 degrees. The airplane broke out of the clouds momentarily, but then descended back into them. When the airplane broke out beneath the clouds, the left wing was pointed at the ground, greater than 45 degrees. The airplane impacted the snow-covered tundra. The passenger reported seeing rime ice on the right wing, behind the de-ice boot, from the center of the wing to the tip, after the accident. She reported there was no ice on the left wing. The passenger's statement is contained in the public docket for this report.The accident airplane was equipped with external satellite tracking, and internal engine and flight control monitoring. The data was provided by the operator, and examined by the IIC. According to the airplane's pilot operating handbook (POH), section 4, page 23, the minimum safe operating speed for the airplane in continuous icing conditions is 140 knots indicated airspeed (IAS). The airplane's indicated airspeed dropped below 140 knots at 02:13:53, four minutes prior to impact. At 02:14:53 the IAS had dropped to 100.2 knots. At 02:15:53 the IAS was 85.9 knots, and at 02:16:53 the IAS had increased to 112 knots. During the last one minute of flight, the indicated airspeed varied continuously to a high of 124.5 knots to a low of 64.6 knots, and the vertical speed varied from +1965 feet per minute to -2464 feet per minute. The last data prior to impact, at 02:17:52, showed that the airplane was at an altitude of 67 feet, heading 216 degrees, indicated airspeed 68 knots, descending at 1651 feet per minute, and the nose was pitched up at 20 degrees.Weather reported at the destination airport at the time of the accident was; ceiling 800 overcast, 3 miles visibility, temperature/dew point was 27/25,wind 070 degrees at 15, not gusting, and the altimeter was 29.78 inches of mercury.The area forecast anticipated moderate icing in the area.In a written statement the chief pilot wrote that borough pilots are on call for 14/24 hour periods. Then they are off two weeks. The accident pilot worked the previous day, but was the only pilot who had not flown any missions. He had clocked in at 1228 and out at 2207. According to the chief pilot, he was the most suitable pilot for the operation that began just after midnight. The chief pilot verbally queried him on his state of rest and currency to accept the mission, and he stated he was fine to take the flight. The chief pilot was aware that sleep cycles and circadian rhythms are disturbed by varied shift schedules and prolonged activity.An NTSB study of flight crew-involved major accidents found that pilots with more than 12 hours (averaging 13.8 hours) of time since waking made significantly more procedural and tactical decision errors (mostly errors of omission) than pilots with less than 12-hours of time since waking.A 2000 FAA-sponsored study found accidents to be more prevalent among pilots who had been on duty for more than 10 hours. Additionally, a study performed by the U.S. Naval Safety Center found that helicopter pilots who were on duty for more than 10 of the last 24 hours were more likely to be involved in pilot-at-fault accidents than pilots who had not accumulated as much duty time.Although many EMS flights are flown under FAR Part 135, this flight was flown under CFR Part 91. FAR Part 135 and Part 91 differ regarding crew rest requirements. The provisions of Part 135 require that the flight crew obtain adequate rest before conducting an EMS flight with a patient on board, calling for a minimum of 9 consecutive hours of rest during the 24 consecutive hour period prior to the completion of the assigned flight. In contrast, Part 91 has no duty time restrictions. As noted, fatigue impairs performance and diminishes alertness.According to the North Slope Borough's Assistant Fire Chief, the North Slope Borough's practice is to base the go/no-go decision solely on the ability to go, that is, crew, aircraft and weather, without considering the necessity to go, i.e., patient condition, or time of day. The area hospitals/clinics do not typically triage a patient's transportation; they simply request that they be transported. Following the accident flight, due to the non critical nature of the patient's injury/illness, the patient took a commercial flight to Anchorage the following morning for further medical treatment.The following FAA advisory circulars are directed at commercial EMS patient transportation, and while they are not mandated for Part 135, Part 91, or Public Aircraft operations, they do outline certain professional protocols to be followed when transporting patients for hire. FAA Advisory Circular (AC) 135-14A states in part:(6) A decision whether or not to conduct a flight, or to continue a flight as planned, is required by regulation to be made by the pilot in command. This decision should be based on the information received from other elements involved and on his/her judgment as an experienced pilot. The decision should not be based solely on the condition of the patient.(7) The final step is the decision to conduct the flight in a safe and timely manner.AC 135-15f. Judgment and DecisionsThe decision making process should have input from all elements involved in an EMS operation. Aero medical directors, aircraft operators, the flight crew, medical personnel, and ground crew contribute to this process. The degree of input from each element depends upon the type and complexity of every mission.Flight Time and Rest Requirements. 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Thu, Jul 2, 2009 (BabyCenter News) — Simplicity has announced a recall of 400,000 Simplicity drop-side cribs in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
The crib's plastic hardware can break or deform, causing the drop side to detach. When the drop side detaches, it creates a gap that infants and toddlers can get stuck in and suffocate in. CPSC is aware of one death involving an 8-month-old child from Houston, Texas who became entrapped and suffocated between the drop side and the crib mattress when a plastic connector on the drop side broke. CPSC also is aware of an additional 25 incidents involving the drop side detaching from the crib. In six of these incidents, the drop side detached because the plastic flexible tab deformed or broke. In four of the incidents, other plastic parts, including connectors or tracks, deformed or broke. In two incidents, children became entrapped between the drop side and the crib mattress. There were no further injuries reported.
This recall involves all drop side cribs with a different or "newer" style of plastic hardware from cribs recalled in September 2007. This newer style of Simplicity hardware can be identified by a flexible plastic tab at the top of the lower tracks. The recalled model numbers include but may not be limited to: 8050, 8325, 8620, 8745, 8748, 8755, 8756, 8765, 8778, 8810, and 8994, 8995, 8996.
The cribs were sold at department stores, children's stores, and mass merchandisers nationwide from January 2005 through June 2009 for between $150 and $300. They were made in China.


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Gloucester-born Jack Spencer first played for Widden Old Boys in his home city from the age of six to 15 before joining Longlevens in 2011 along the way to studying history, physical education and geography A-levels at Hartpury College where he in his second and final year.
He is the son of former Gloucester flanker David 'Spanner' Spencer, who was involved at Kingsholm as player and coach from 1983-1995 and appeared for Gloucestershire.
Jack was previously educated at Beech Green Primary School in Quedgeley and Marling Grammar School in Stroud and he is now a member of the Gloucester Academy. He initially played as a hooker before switching to tight head prop at the age of 15 and his most memorable experience was winning the AASE League last year with Hartpury at Allianz Park.
He represented Gloucestershire U16 and U18, the South-West U18 side and has an impressive series of mentors. They are Andrew Wilson and Mark Nicholson at Marling, Alan Martinovic and Sean Marsden, Wayne Thompson and Mark Cornwell at Hartpury, together with Peter Buxton and Simon Lane at the Gloucester Academy.
His aims are to play professionally for the Cherry & Whites, appear for England and gain a degree in history or physical education. Already, he has won trophies with Marling, Widden, Longlevens and Hartpury and toured Japan with the college last year. His brother Thomas is a recent founder member of Hardwicke & Quedgeley, who are now in Gloucester Three in the RFU League system.
The players he most admires are three props, Phil Vickery, Alex Corbisiero and Cian Healy, together with Jonny Wilkinson and he brackets together Kingsholm and Twickenham as his top grounds. Jack said: "I've always trained hard and enjoyed my rugby from an early age. I understand that you only get out what you have put into it.
"I'm determined to continue working hard, developing and progressing strength and skill levels and to improve and achieve. I feel privileged to be selected in a squad of players to represent my country."
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Chris Smith: Administration silent on Chen's cause
Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng's best friend in Congress, Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ), told The Cable on Tuesday that the Obama administration has failed to stand up for Chen's cause, the abuse of women under China's one-child policy.
In an interview in the Capitol building, Smith said he intends to hold another congressional hearing on May 15 on the Chen case -- to follow up on the hearing he held May 3, which Chen actually phoned into. Smith has invited Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and State Department Counselor Harold Koh to the hearing, but those officials have yet to RSVP.
"I don't think they want the hearing frankly. But we need to keep the focus on this," Smith said.
If and when administration officials do show up to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights, Smith plans to press them on two things: The fight against forced abortion and forced sterilization that led to Chen's initial imprisonment and the plight of Chen's friends and extended family members who are undergoing government harassment in China.
"The administration has hermetically sealed his message, the man and why he was in trouble, from this incident," Smith told The Cable. "Have you heard anybody talk about that he was defending women from forced abortion? Hillary Clinton? Not a word. I Googled it."
Smith said that the administration has been avoiding any reference to the issue, which they haven't done for similar human-rights related cases in countries other than China.
"Can you imagine the president saying 'no comment' on Nelson Mandela or Aung San Suu Kyi? He would launch into what they stood for as well as their personal plight," Smith said. "They say his name but they don't talk about his message. It's more than troubling."
The State Department feels confident the Chinese government will honor its pledge to allow Chen study in the United States and bring his wife and son in tow. But Chen's mother, nephew, and several activists who supported him are still in legal limbo and facing increasingly violent retribution, Smith said.
Smith referred to the case of Jiang Tianyong, Chen's lawyer, who was arrested and beaten badly last week on the way to visit Chen in the hospital. Jiang remains under house arrest. Other figures in Chinese government hands include Chen's nephew, Chen Kegui, and He Peirong, the woman who drove Chen to the embassy.
Smith said he can't get answers from the administration on what's being done to secure the safety of those individuals.
"I've conveyed that to everybody at the State Department. They know about it. But what are they doing about it? That's the question."
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After serving millions of them up to his patrons over the last 70 years, two pigs went from providing Melvin Bessinger's livelihood to saving his life. Bessinger, the longtime South Carolina bar-b-que magnate and co-founder of the highly successful Melvin's Bar-B-Que chain, recently found himself in need of heart valve replacement surgery. Ironically, the valves […]


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The 26-year-old actor lived in the country earlier this year while he filmed the movie 'Rover' and co-star Guy Pearce has revealed Robert initially didn't enjoy his time in the country.
He told HollywoodLife: "Well, he struggled with the flies and the heat.
"I didn't man him up, but the others manned him up.
"He had a nice time. He had a pretty good time, I'd say."
Director David Michod previously spoken about Robert's difficulties adjusting to Australia.
He said: "He's very smart. It's been one of the beaut experiences [for him] ... to roam around and breathe fresh air, but the flies are driving him crazy."
However, Robert is said to have used his time in Australia to contemplate the future of his relationship with Kristen following her fling with married director Rupert Sanders last year.
A source said: "Kristen is confident that her relationship with Rob is stronger than ever and has no problem whatsoever with Rob wanting to take things slow. They have been together pretty much non-stop since he's been back. The first person he wanted to see and spend time with is Kristen, and of course (their dogs) Bear and Bernie."
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Office of Special Programs
The College of Science and Engineering has academic advisors who maintain the official records of students and certify that students have fulfilled all requirements for graduation. The School of Engineering and Computing Sciences, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences, and the Department of Life Sciences have academic advisors, whose offices are in the Faculty Center. Students should visit with their advisors at least twice during their undergraduate years: during their freshman year to obtain a degree plan and during their senior year for an exit interview at which time they will be certified for graduation.
Each student has been assigned a faculty mentor to guide him/her through the undergraduate years and help him/her prepare for professional school. Students are matched with faculty mentors who have expertise in advising for particular careers. It is important that students indicate which professional area (medical, dental, veterinary, physician assistant, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, chiropractic, graduate school, etc.) they plan to enter so that the appropriate mentor can be assigned.
Students should see their faculty mentor each semester, preferably as soon as the schedules for the next semester are published.It is to the student's advantage to establish a relationship with his/her faculty mentor who will help the student prepare for graduate or professional school application process. The faculty mentor is responsible for writing the important letter of evaluation for professional school.
The Partnership for Primary Care (PPC) Program is designed to help the areas and population of Texas that are underserved by healthcare providers. It does this by offering guaranteed admission into Texas A&M College of Medicine for qualified students, from these areas. The individual must be Texas resident from certain designated areas/regions, meet and maintain stringent GPA standards, have above average SAT or ACT scores, be predicted to graduate in the top 10% of their high school class, want to become a primary care physician and commit to attend one of the seven partner universities of the Texas A&M University System.
If the student meets the criteria for entry into the program, and successfully completes the academic and other requirements of the program, the student will automatically be accepted into the TAMU College of Medicine.
The goal of the program is to provide primary care physicians in medically underserved areas. To find more information, visit the PPC website.
The Joint Admissions Medical Program (JAMP) is designed to assist economically disadvantaged students achieve a medical education. To qualify for the JAMP program, students must achieve SAT or ACT scores at least the Texas mean, go directly from high school to a participating undergraduate institution, complete 27 SCH by the end of their freshman year, maintain a 3.25 GPA overall and at least a 3.0 science GPA, and qualify for a Pell grant. Students may be Pre-JAMP students if they are enrolled in a public or private participating university, have an ACT or SAT score that is not less than the mean for the State of Texas, complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and be eligible to receive a Pell Grant for the student's freshman year of college. These students can apply to be in the JAMP program beginning March 1 of their freshman year until September 1 of their sophomore year.
Students who meet the requirements for this program receive scholarships as well as summer stipends for internships, and must take the MCAT in the spring of their junior year. Click JAMP for more information.
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (230 seats)
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (220 seats)
University of Texas Health Science Center Medical School at Houston (209 seats)
University of Texas health Science Center Medical School at San Antonio (200 seats)
Texas A&M University System Health Science Center College of Medicine (200 seats)
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine (133 seats)
University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth – Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (230 seats)
Texas Tech University Health Science Center El Paso (81 seats)
Baylor College of Medicine at Houston (168 seats)
Baylor College of Medicine Matriculation Information
- All medical schools in Texas have the same requirements for admission. Students are required to have a bachelor's degree, which can be in any field of concentration as long as the science requirements are fulfilled. Exceptional students with only 90 hours of undergraduate courses are considered for admission at a few medical schools, such as Texas A&M University System Health Science Center College of Medicine. Any courses for non-science majors or courses taught for health career majors (Nursing, Pharmacy or Allied Health Sciences) are not accepted.
These are considered the bare minimum science requirements for application and for which the student must have a "C" or better.
- Biology: two years as
required for science majors; one year must include formal lab experience
- Minimum of 14 semester credit hours,12 lecture hours and two lab hours.
- Includes all Biology courses applied toward Baccalaureate degree in traditional science field.
- Includes courses in General Biology, Zoology, Botany, Microbiology, Genetics, Ecology, Immunology, Parasitology, Ornithology, Anatomy and Physiology (Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates preferred), Entomology, Pathophysiology, Marine Biology and Herpetology.
- One semester of Biochemistry (if taught in Biology Department) will be accepted toward fulfilling this requirement.
- Chemistry:
- Minimum of 16 semester credit hours (8 hours of inorganic and 8 hours of organic chemistry).
- Must be a course that is applied toward Baccalaureate degree in any traditional science field. Should include familiarity with analytic and volumetric techniques.
- Inorganic courses include General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis.
- Organic courses must have "Organic" in course title.
- One semester of Biochemistry (if taught in Chemistry Department) will be accepted toward fulfilling the organic chemistry requirement, but must have laboratory experience included. The Medical school at Houston does not accept Biochemistry as part of the Chemistry requirement.
- Physics:
- Minimum of 8 hours of General Physics with labs
- Must
be science major courses
- Calculus I or Statistics:
- Three semester hours of calculus or statistics taught by a math or physics department.
- Business Calculus or any
pre-calculus courses are not accepted.
In general, medical schools frown on applicants with the bare minimum of science courses. Their experience has indicated that these students have trouble in medical school and may not complete the curriculum. Thus, take as much science as possible. Generally, ~80% of accepted students are science majors.
Medical schools prefer science courses taken at the university level, rather than community college. However, most medical schools indicated that they look at the entire application to evaluate the candidate's chances for success in the medical curriculum.
Many Texas medical schools view the student's performance in Organic Chemistry as an indicator of ability to perform in the medical school curriculum so be sure to do your best in this course.
Medical schools accept advanced placement and CLEP credit in lieu of taking the course at the university. However, most schools said that they expected the student to demonstrate the ability to perform in that discipline by taking university courses above the level earned by advanced placement and/or CLEP credit. Thus, if a student has advanced placement or CLEP credit for Calculus I, it would improve his/her application to take Calculus II at the university
The medical schools are looking for outstanding students. Some points to consider are:
- Take at least 15 hours/semester. It is acceptable to begin freshman year with only 12 hours/semester, but it is necessary to increase your course load to prove that you are capable of handling the medical school curriculum. Most degree plans require 120-125 semester credit hours for the degree; it is impossible to complete such a degree plan in the four years (eight semesters) without taking ~16 semester credit hours/semester.
- Try to finish in four years. Most students accepted into medical school have completed their undergraduate training in four years or less. Finishing in four years demonstrates that you can handle the rigorous medical curriculum.
- Earn "As" or "Bs" in science courses.
- Avoid "Ws." Withdrawals are perceived by some members of the admission committee as "red flags," and must be addressed in the application essay.
- Consider re-taking courses with grades below "C."
- Maintain a high GPA. The average GPA of medical applicants for the entering class of Fall 2004 was 3.65.
- Assume leadership roles in campus and/or community organizations. It is better to devote your time to one or two organizations in which you have an active, leadership role than to be a member of five or six organizations for which you just attend meetings.
- Demonstrate hands-on health care experience either by working part time in a medical field or by volunteering.
- Participate in undergraduate research opportunities, but ensure that you know what is going on in the lab. If you mention your research experience, you will be asked about it in the medical school interview. Having research experience is critical for the application to MD/PhD Programs.
- If you have to choose between health care experience and undergraduate research, choose health care experience.
- Take the Medical Colleges Admissions Test (MCAT) in April.
- The common code for the release of MCAT scores to the Texas Medical and Dental application Service is 500. The MCAT website is http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/start.htm
- Prepare for the (MCAT). The average MCAT score of texas medical matriculants is given in the following table.
Average MCAT
Prepare, dress and act professionally for the medical school interview.
Medical school applications are due one year before anticipated matriculation. All Texas medical schools -- except Baylor – have one application form/process, the Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS, 512-499-4785). The common application becomes available on May 1 at TEXAS MEDICAL & DENTAL SCHOOLS APPLICATION SERVICE. The application is available only on the website; you will fill out and submit the application on-line and when ready to submit, click the "submit" button. back to top
Some important tips:
- Print out a copy of the application and assemble all required materials before starting to input your data on the web.
- Have complete transcripts of all your college coursework from every college attended. You will enter undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate courses and grades. You will not enter developmental, remedial, pre-college or audit courses.
- Ensure that your computer is
capable of on-line application:
Netscape (Navigator/Communicator) version 4.01 or higher, Internet Explorer version 4.01 or higher.
(Special note for AOL users - There have been a few problems reported by people using some AOL browsers. You must be sure that you are running in Netscape or Internet Explorer, not in an AOL browser. AOL users with this problem have been successful in using our application by opening up a new window (while still connected to AOL) that has a non-AOL browser in it, such as Netscape or Internet Explorer. If you encounter this problem, you may wish to contact AOL directly to see what they recommend.)
- Apply early. Getting your application in early does count. Medical schools select their first round of interviewees from the first set of completed applications received. A completed application includes the application form submitted on the web, all official transcripts sent by the colleges/universities, official MCAT scores and letters of evaluation. Some schools TMDSAS require secondary applications.
- Print out and submit via snail mail the signature page; enclose your photos (one/school plus one extra) and the filing fee. The Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service does not grant application fee waivers. The cost to apply to all seven medical schools handled by the application Service was $115 for Texas residents in 2007.
- Apply to all medical schools. Not applying to all schools is perceived as a lack of judgment and a lack of commitment.
- The first round of interviews begins in August; apply in early summer so that you can get one of the first rounds of interviews. Statistics indicate that the early interviewees were more likely to get into medical school.
- Application deadline: October 10 in the year prior to admission.
- Medical schools send out letters of acceptance on February 1, but most medical schools have a website that lists the accepted students. These websites become operational on February 1.
By Texas statute, 90% of medical acceptances to the seven public medical schools must go to Texas residents. In practice, it is actually 96-98%.
In general, Texas medical schools do not accept transfer students.
Podiatric Medicine Information
All medical schools require the MCAT, which is a multiple choice test composed of four sections: Verbal Reasoning, Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences and Writing Sample administered for the Association of American Medical Colleges by the MCAT Program Office. Each section is scored and the schools consider the scores in all four sections, however the Writing Sample score is perceived to be not as important as the scores of the other three sections. MCAT packets are available from your pre-med advisor in February.
MCAT Information Sheet (Pdf)
There are several preparation courses for the MCAT. In general, these courses have been shown to improve students' scores. However, these courses are expensive and the student is encouraged to speak with students who have take the prep course and the MCAT to decide if the investment is worthwhile.
Prospective medical applicants take the MCAT during junior year. Medical schools will not evaluate your application until in receipt of your official MCAT scores. Students are strongly encouraged to take the April MCAT; they have the option to re-take the MCAT in August if they want to try to improve their scores. However, if a student waits until August, there is no option to re-take the MCAT for that application period. Another consideration is that if a student waits until August and cannot take the MCAT then (illness, death in family, accident, etc.), the student has to wait another year before applying to medical school. There are no exceptions. If you do delay taking the MCAT until August, do not have your scores held; by the time you receive your scores and release them to the medical schools, most interviews have been conducted or scheduled and your chances of an interview are quite slim
MCAT Practice test online - visit www.e-mcat.com for more information
° These are real MCATs, from other years
° Scoring is automated
° Purchase individual tests or become a full member and receive access to all the practice tests available from the American Association
of Medical Colleges
- Texas Medical & Dental Schools Application Service (TMDAS)
- American Medical College Admission Service (AMCAS)
- Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
- Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
- Alpha Epsilon Delta - National Site
- South Texas Chapter of Sigma Xi - Texas Xi Chapter (TAMUCC)
- Joint Admissions Medical Program (JAMP)
- Partnership for Primary Care (PPC)
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The pilot was taking off from a narrow river. He stated that he initially kept the water rudders extended during the downriver takeoff for steerage. He indicated that when the airplane came up on step, it swerved left toward the shallow water, and he did not have time to avoid striking the riverbank. He stated that the swerve was likely caused by a wind gust from the left, or dragging the left float on the shallow river bottom. Five of the six passengers aboard provided written statements to the NTSB. Three of the five reported the wind conditions were calm at the time of the accident. The remaining two passengers did not mention the wind conditions. All five of the passengers noted the airplane veered to the left, towards the riverbank, when the pilot diverted his attention and lowered his head to retract the water rudders.
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A tent will be set up after practice each day (Monday-Thursday) and selected position groups will sign for fans immediately after practice for 30 minutes.


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VESTAL, N.Y.—Former BU pitching ace Murphy Smith has earned another honor as he continues his rise in the professional baseball ranks. For the second straight season, Smith has been selected as an all-star at the Double-A level. He will play in the 77th Annual Texas League All-Star Game, held at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale, Ark., on June 25.
Smith (5-7, 2.70) leads the Midland RockHounds in wins, WHIP (1.20) and ERA and is second in strikeouts (50). He ranks fifth in the Texas League in ERA and has trimmed that number down to 2.19 as a starter.
He was named Texas League Pitcher of the Week on June 4 for his performance in a pair of starts. Despite splitting decisions, he allowed just one run in 14 innings of work.
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COLUMBIA, MO. -- Day two of the Mizzou Tiger Invitational was unfortunately similar to day one of the tournament. The Binghamton volleyball team incurred a pair of 3-0 defeats for the second straight day. In the morning the Bearcats fell to Idaho State 25-14, 25-21, 25-18 then dropped their last match of the tournament to Tulane 25-19, 25-23, 25-17. It marks the first time since 2002 that the Binghamton volleyball program begun the season 0-4.
"We are progressing as team and we played better today," said head coach Glenn Kiriyama. "We did some good things today and there are some things we still need to work on. Its only the second day of the season, so we are looking forward to next week and competing again."
BU started off the first set looking confident taking the early 6-4 advantage thanks to a pair of kills from freshman Kristin Hovie and sophomore Grace Vickers. With the match knotted at eight, following a Annelot Nieuwenhuis kill, the Bengals strung together four consecutive points to open a 12-8 edge. BU was unable to regain the lead dropping the first set 25-14.
The second set was one of BU's best of the tournament, never falling behind by more than two points until Idaho State's final push. The Bearcats took their first lead of the set at 10-9 on a Bengal attack error. BU was unable to hold the lead however, tying the game five times down the stretch. Everytime Idaho State scored, Binghamton would respond including a kill by Vickers to tie the score at 18. A couple of BU mistakes assisted the Bengals in taking the second set 25-21.
Idaho State jumped on Binghamton quickly in the third set taking a commanding 12-3 lead. The Bearcats attempted to climb back in set, cutting the Idaho State advantage to seven, 19-12 on a kill by junior Alex Roland. The Bengals ran off three straight points, however to extend their lead back to ten. A late BU 5-0 run, which consisted of a pair of kills from Nieuwenhuis and two service aces by Amanda Dettmann brought the Bearcats back within six, 23-17. But Idaho State was too much for BU as they scored three of the final four points to win the third set 25-18.
Hovie and Nieuwenhuis led Binghamton with nine kills apiece. Dettmann had the best game of her young career tallying a team-high 24 assists, 11 digs and three service aces.
Binghamton had their best attacking performance of the tournament putting away 30 kills, as they hit at a rate of .110. Unfortunately, the Bearcats amassed 19 attack errors for the third straight game. As a unit Binghamton's receiving was improved, totaling 44 digs with each Bearcat recording at least one dig.
In the final match of the tournament for BU's hitting continued to improve, but it wasn't enough against Tulane. The Green Wave took control of the match in the first set taking a 15-7 lead. Binghamton cut the eight-point deficit to four thanks to a 4-0 run capped off by a Hovie kill. Binghamton would not get any closer in the opening frame however, dropping the set 25-19.
The second set witnessed solid play by the Bearcats. A service ace by senior Julie Chambers gave Binghamton a 10-6 lead. BU built on their lead following another service ace, this time by Vickers to push the score to 15-10. A 5-0 run by Tulane tied the game at 15, but Binghamton took back the lead on a kill by Hovie. From there BU fell behind again, but persevered and took a late 22-21 lead on a kill by the setter Dettmann. The Green Wave scored four of the final five points to win the set 25-23.
In the final frame the Binghamton continued to fight as Kiriyama worked his lineup to get his young team some much needed experience. A 5-0 run by Tulane pushed their lead to eight, 19-11. Binghamton followed the run with one of their own, cutting the lead to four. Tulane was too much for BU down the stretch winning the set and the match.
Kristin Hovie and Annelot Nieuwenhuis led the Bearcats wil eight kills each, while Amanda Dettmann handed out 22 assists. Sophomore Xiomara Ortiz led the back row with 14 digs.
Hovie was named to the all-tournament team.
The Bearcats return to action Wednesday, August 31 as the play their home-opener against defending MAAC champion Niagara. First set is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the West Gym.
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On 10 November 2009 Air Astana held a press tour in
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Sexual Orientation and the Statehouse
"I think you're Lesbian. That's not in keeping with our company's image. You're fired!"
If your boss did this, would he or she be breaking the law? Probably not. Unless your company was located in Denver, Boulder or one of the other Colorado towns with laws banning discrimination based on sexual orientation (or perceived sexual orientation), you could be out of luck. Perhaps your company's personnel policies or union contracts prohibit such dismissals. Short of these specific protections, you might have no recourse.
If Rep. Gloria Leyba's bill—HB 1331—passes, sexual orientation would be added to all existing Colorado Civil Rights Protections, including employment, public accommodations, sales of cemetery plots, jury service, consumer credit sales and dozens of others. Such laws would cover all of us, because we all have a sexual orientation.
What are the most frequent and vicious slurs against high school boys these days? A peer's implication that they are gay. Adults do not correct this name-calling with as much consistency as racial name-calling. A targeted individual, gay or not, can be harassed to the point of withdrawal, quitting school, or retaliation. In all such cases, it can interfere with learning. Senator's Rupert's SB 105—Safe Schools Bill-- would have required public schools to employ measures to discourage bullying, acts of violence and name calling. The bill was killed.
For a long time after the Oklahoma City bombing, most Federal Employees were on edge. It is not only the direct victims who are more vulnerable because of a crime.
Racist graffiti may offend the whole neighborhood, but those who share the racial identification can feel targeted, even if it was not their house. Laws on hate crimes acknowledge that such crimes go beyond their direct victims and are a message to the whole group. Representative Penfield Tate's HB 1168 adds sexual orientation, age and disability to our existing law regarding ethnic intimidation. Hating any particular group of people is not illegal. But crimes motivation by bias can carry an extra penalty because the perpetrator seeks to intimidate an entire group.
You fell in love 15 years ago, and have been living together ever since. You would have liked to have gotten married and had a little formal pageantry. It was illegal since you were both women. If fact, nowhere in the country could you get married. So you opted instead for a commitment ceremony in front of friends and family. What do you make of the State Legislature considering reinforcing the existing ban on same-sex marriage? Senator Marilyn Musgrave's SB 45 also explicitly announces that if any other state ever legalizes same-sex marriage, Colorado wouldn't acknowledge the marriage. On the one hand, the bill actually changes nothing for you. On the other hand,it is the state proclaiming it will never acknowledge your commitment or grant you the rights and responsibilities of marriage. "SO DON'T EVEN ASK!"
On the other hand, let's say you and your partner actively went to the Denver County Clerk's Office and registered as committed domestic partners. Like most people, you didn't get around to writing a will and durable power of attorney. If your partner was seriously injured in a car accident, and was lying unconscious facing risky surgical options, who should speak for her? Should it be her mother, who talks to her three times a year? Should it be her father, who disowned her when he found out she was Lesbian? Under Sen. Pat Pascoe's Bill SB 111, that weighty responsibility would have been yours as a "reciprocal beneficiary." If your partner died, where would her assets and treasures go? If you were married, the spouse would inherit. Without a spouse or a will, they would likely flow back to the parents. Unfortunately, this bill was killed in committee. Best advice is to get a will and power of attorney prepared, especially if you are gay or lesbian. Don't wait for help from the State Legislature.
Why has so little progress been made on these issues? Most legislators did not hear from constituents who self-identify as lesbian or gay. Most also don't hear from straight constituents that these are important civil rights issues. As Rich Castro, former director of my organization—the Agency for Human Rights and Community Relations, used to say,"liberty and justice for all…no exceptions!"
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (COPPS) over the past 25 years has inducted into the Gallery of Distinction 27 distinguished community leaders. The Gallery of Distinction is a formal and public recognition by the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences of the many outstanding contributions of college alumni, administrators, faculty, and staff to the community and society at large. The "Induction" into the Gallery of Distinction is reserved for a very few individuals who have, by their impact, improved the College, the community, the quality of life, and/or enhanced the reputation of the College and University by their actions.
Each of the five inductees epitomizes the qualities of exemplary professionalism, unselfish giving, and have participated in improving the circumstances of others. The Induction Ceremony is scheduled for Friday, May 1, 2009 at 4 p.m. in room 104 of the New Pharmacy Building. It is free and open to the public.
The 2009 Gallery of Distinction Inductees are:
· Dr. Gwenesia Collins, a 1999 doctor of pharmacy graduate of the College of Pharmacy. Collins, who is CEO and managing member of Tri-Unity Infusion Services, LLC, was appointed by Governor Jennefer Granholm to the Michigan Board of Pharmacy in 2007. In December of the same year, she became a member of the Total Quality Care, Quality Assurance Board. Additionally, Collins is an adjunct clinical assistant professor at Wayne State College located in Detroit, Mich.
· Fletcher L. Gibson (posthumously) received a bachelor of science Pharmacy degree in 1963. After serving as a commissioned officer, reaching the rank of Captain and becoming a Purple Heart Medal recipient, Fletcher retired. He later became the owner of Washington Park Pharmacy of Wingate, Fla., where he dedicated more than 35 years of his life to training and transforming the minds of young men and young women, from FAMU and other universities, to become the nation's "change agents" in the profession of Pharmacy.
· Dr. Cynthia R. Griffin, a 1983 graduate who received both a bachelors and PharmD from FAMU COPPS, is the director of Pharmacy Government Programs with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida.
Dr. Griffin was appointed by Governor Charlie Crist on February 13, 2009, to the Florida Board of Pharmacy. Over the past 20 years, she has served in pharmacy management and on numerous local committees and state and national boards.
Griffin has two daughters Whitney Dionne, a third-year pharmacy student and Crystal Rene, a pre-pharmacy student at Florida A&M University.
· Dr. Estrellita H. Redmon received her undergraduate degree in pharmacy in 1981 from FAMU and in 1986 earned her medical degree from the University of Florida, Gainesville. Before serving as medical director of Internal Medicine, Redmon was medical director for EMSA/Foxcare Health Center located in Hollywood, Florida from 1994-1995 and assistant medical director for EMSA/Foxcare Health Center in Miami from 1992-1994.
Dr. Redmon has served as a member of the Capital Medical Society Board of Governors, the American Cancer Society Board of Directors, and was appointed to the Plan Advisory Forum to the United States Pharmacopeia Model Guidelines Expert Committee. Additionally, Redmon has coordinated and led the team that implemented a state of the art electronic medical record system for the Capital Health Plan health centers, improving the flow of clinical information and ultimately the quality of care for Capital Health Plan members.
· Karl E. White, FAMU Board of Trustees Member, is a 1988 bachelor of science graduate in Pharmacy and a 1995 masters in Business Administration graduate from the University of Chicago. He is founder and CEO of Graciàn & Company, LLC.
White was appointed to the FAMU Board of Trustees in 2007 and serves as chair of the Audit Committee and vice chair of the Budget and Finance Committee.
White is also the chairman of the board of Ancora Phamaceuticals, Inc. Over the past seven years, he has served in key positions as executive director and CIO for Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Retirement Fund and vice chair of the Board of Trustees for the University of Massachusetts, a five-campuses system, serving 45,000 students with an annual operating budget exceeding of $2 billion.
Henry Lewis III, PharmD, dean and professor said, "We are extremely proud to welcome this distinguished class of Gallery of Distinction Inductees. Each has reached a pinnacle of professional success that we want to acknowledge and recognize in this way."


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