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United Airlines is committed to protecting the privacy and personal data it receives from customers. We want you to know that when you use one of the United family Internet websites, and when you provide us with information offline, the privacy of your personally identifiable information will be respected and protected. While United strives to take reasonable measures to protect the privacy of our customers, this Privacy Policy is not a contract and does not create any legal rights or obligations. Rather, the following are guidelines for protecting the information you provide to us.
With respect to online transactions, this Privacy Policy applies to transactions conducted within the United States on united.com and any other website within the United ("United") family. However, this policy does not apply to United Cargo transactions, including, but not limited to, those conducted on unitedcargo.com. For the privacy policies of websites outside of the United family, like United Vacations, Orbitz, Travelocity, or Expedia, please see their websites for the policies that apply.
United collects and maintains personally identifiable information about customers through our websites and through offline transactions such as over the telephone, through a United Customer Contact Center agent or other travel agent, and in person at United counters or at United Club locations. Personally identifiable information includes, but is not limited to, your name, address, passport number, credit card numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses. In addition, when you use our websites, certain user information and site activity data is collected. Further details on the information we collect is described below. We also may collect information, including personally identifiable information and demographic information, about you from other third parties, such as advertising agents and marketing partners. We may combine this information with other information that we maintain about you.
When you enroll in MileagePlus, or if you are already a MileagePlus member, we collect specific information such as your name, address, phone numbers, email addresses, MileagePlus number, password and a password reminder.
When you enroll in MileagePlus or activate your MileagePlus account, an optional traveler profile can be created for your convenience. You are not required to complete a profile to use our websites for your reservations. In order to complete your traveler profile, the following information may be requested: credit card type, number, expiration date and billing address, telephone numbers, email addresses, general requests or special needs, travel preferences and loyalty program information.
It is not required that you be a MileagePlus member, activate your MileagePlus account on one of our websites, or complete a traveler profile in order to make reservations on one of our websites. However, MileagePlus membership and a traveler profile will allow you to complete a reservation more quickly and give you online access to your MileagePlus account information, past transactions and special services. If you purchase as a guest, information such as billing, contact and preferences will be collected in order to execute the transaction.
We occasionally sponsor promotions to give members the opportunity to win various prizes. Information collected for promotions can include contact information, such as email address, and survey questions.
By using one of our websites, some information may automatically be collected by our Web servers as you browse our site. United and our third-party service providers also collect information by using technologies and methodologies that enable tracking, such as "cookies", Web beacons and ad tags.
Cookies are small bits of information that are stored on your computer by your Web browser. Web beacons (also called "pixel tags") are small strings of code placed on a Web page or in an email message for the purpose of transferring information. Cookies help establish a user session and allow our server to correctly provide site users with the appropriate information, advertisements and services. Additional information about the use of these technologies is described below./p>
In general, you can visit most parts of our websites without telling us who you are or revealing any information about yourself. Our Web servers identify the domain names and IP addresses of visitors, where applicable. An "Internet Protocol Address" or "IP Address" is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer when you use the Internet.
In order to book your reservation with a United Customer Contact Center agent, a travel agent (including online travel agents outside of the United family), or a customer service representative (collectively, "Reservations Agents"), Reservations Agents collect data such as credit card numbers, passport numbers, birth date, name, addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers. Telephone calls to Reservations Agents may be monitored and/or recorded and by continuing with the call, you are deemed to consent to such monitoring and/or recording.
United may collect personally identifiable information such as name, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers and credit card numbers, in order to provide service to its United Club members.
If a medical or other emergency occurs while on board, boarding, or disembarking a United aircraft, United may share customer information with third-party medical or other safety personnel as necessary. Additionally, United may collect credit card and MileagePlus information in flight to enable present and/or future purchases.
Due to the nature of our services, travel purchase information–including personal information–may be collected by United from children under the age of 13 when necessary to comply with federal aviation or security regulations or for safety or security reasons, or as otherwise necessary for United to provide services. We may retain personal information when necessary to provide transportation to a child under 13. United does not knowingly collect personally identifiable information online from children under the age of 13 other than when necessary to comply with federal aviation or security regulations or for safety and security reasons. In addition, if you learn that your child has provided us with personal information online without your knowledge, you may contact us by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or by calling 1-800-421-4655 and ask us to delete this information from our records. This will unsubscribe the child from any marketing or promotional opportunities.
If you use this service, we may collect information about you, which includes, but is not limited to, name, credit card, etc.
We will also collect the "Media Access Control Address" or "MAC Address" of the personal electronic device that you are using to access United's personal device entertainment service. The MAC Address is an identifier attached to a network adapter, such as your Wi-Fi card, device or component. We assign your computer or device a dynamic IP Address that varies from session to session when you use United's personal device entertainment service. We may associate your MAC Address and IP Address with your personally identifiable information or other information such as entertainment choices.
You will have the option to provide feedback on your experience with the service's feedback feature. Your participation is completely voluntary and any information you provide may be used by United for troubleshooting or improving our services. Information you provide when using this service is subject to the provisions of this Policy.
United uses personal information collected in conjunction with registration or purchases on our websites and offline purchases and transactions to complete transactions and fulfill requests for services. We also use your personal information to provide you with a more effective customer experience as well as for marketing and advertising purposes, including, sending you special offers via email or postal mail (or both). In order to do this, United may process your information or combine it with other information that we have about you or that is publicly available.
In addition, United may share your personal information with third parties, including, but not limited to, service providers, advertising agents, and marketing partners: to provide our services to you; for customer services purposes; for marketing and advertising purposes, such as to provide you promotional opportunities that may be of interest to you (including offers from United and third parties) and for advertising products and services on this website, third-party websites, and through other communications channels; for research and analytics purposes; to protect our rights and interests, and the interests of our users; and as required by law. We and our third party service providers may combine information about you with other information that they collect, including demographic information, information that they collect automatically, and other information that they may have about you.
We also may share your personal information, including, but not limited to, customer mailing list and email addresses with marketing partners and other third parties whose products and services may be of interest to you. These entities may market their products and services directly to you.
Aggregate information such as demographic information, domain names, other site traffic information, etc., may at times be shared with United partners or other third parties for analytics, marketing, and other purposes. Examples of aggregate information are X% of eligible tickets purchased are eTickets; X% of subscribers use a mobile application, etc. Aggregate information does not include personally identifiable information.
We provide information collected from you to airlines, car rental agencies, hotels, travel agencies or other contracted third parties to facilitate the successful fulfillment of your travel arrangements or for the specific purpose for which you provided the information. As an added service, subject to your opting out as described below, your purchase behavior may also be analyzed to identify and present custom offers that may be of interest to you.
Information collected from MileagePlus members is used to enroll you in MileagePlus and ensure that you receive applicable mileage credit for travel purchases for participating flights and other MileagePlus participating vendor (partner) activities. This information is also used to communicate with you on your MileagePlus account status and notify you of any special promotions for which you might be eligible. On occasion, we may provide customer name, email addresses, physical addresses, account and other information to carefully screened MileagePlus partners or other companies whose services or products may be of interest to you. (You may unsubscribe by opting out, as described below.) Sharing of customer lists may also provide you with the opportunity to earn bonus miles for non-flight activity. As indicated, we require strict contractual obligations from these third parties to ensure safeguards for the privacy and security of the information that are at least as restrictive as this Privacy Policy in handling your information.
We use traveler profile information to perform a number of functions including 1) pre-filling certain data fields to eliminate you from having to type the same information multiple times; 2) performing certain booking functions; 3) billing you for your reservation; 4) sending you offers that may be of value unless you opt out, as described below; and 5) notifying you of a flight change, reservation confirmation or a special fare offering.
We use email addresses to provide information or promotional opportunities that may be of interest to you from United or third parties and to deliver information relevant to our customers, such as fare specials, reservation confirmations, surveys, account information, and notification services, and for administrative reasons. As a MileagePlus member, a registered user of one of our websites, or a contest entrant, you occasionally will receive emails about fare sales, special offers, new services and other noteworthy news items. We hope you will find these updates interesting and informative. Of course, if you would rather not receive this information, you may opt out of receiving such emails as described below.
We value the opinions of our customers and want to improve your travel experience and our service offerings; therefore, from time to time, we will conduct research surveys. We may also contract with third parties to perform the research, but the use of the customer data by that third party is limited solely to that survey initiative and is protected by a confidentiality agreement.
Generally, unless otherwise stated in the promotion or survey, contact information collected for promotions is used to notify promotion winners, and survey information and results are used to develop improved promotions and other service enhancements.
Our customers can register for flight status notifications and other wireless services by providing basic flight information and other relevant information. Wherever possible, information already provided will be used for the delivery of these services. Participation in flight status notifications and other wireless services is optional.
United and its third-party service providers, including ad networks, use cookies, pixel tags (also known as Web beacons), ad tags and similar files and technical devices on our site (collectively "cookies") to collect information about your use of our site which includes, but is not limited to, the IP Address used to access this site; your browser type and operating system; Web pages you view; links you click; websites visited before and websites visited after; website browser history; and information about your interaction with our site, including information related to your searches, profile and travel destinations. We may combine this information with other information that we have about you.
Cookies help establish a user session and allow our server to correctly provide site users with the appropriate information, advertisements and services. We also use cookies to ensure that you obtain the information you request and to authenticate your authority to access the site. If you are a registered user on our site and you choose to have the site store your MileagePlus number, the cookie stored on your computer will contain your MileagePlus number. We also use cookies to track the usage of our websites in order to improve the site according to our customers' needs. United may enter into agreements with third-party companies to serve advertisements, including advertisements for non-United products and services that we think may be of interest to you, and information on our website and on third-party websites. Please see the following section titled "Targeted Advertising" for additional information. You can configure your browser to not accept cookies from us or from third-party companies, like the third-party ad servers. If you choose not to accept our cookies, however, and are a registered user, you will not have access to your personal information, such as your user profile, itineraries, award travel, upgrades and MileagePlus summary information, on this site. Although you cannot sign in to the site as a registered user if you disable our cookies, you can still purchase on the site by logging in as a guest. It is important to note that some website functionality may not work properly if your browser does not accept cookies.
We and our third-party service providers use the information that we collect about you online (including directly from you), through cookies, third party sites (e.g., engagement with social media where publicly available) and offline, including data combined or appended from various sources, to serve advertisements, including advertisements for non-United products and services that we think may be of interest to you, on our site and on third-party websites, as well as to track the success of our advertising campaigns.
In addition to the information collected through this site, we (and our third-party service providers) may track user activity through email or use of a mobile site. These cookies and other tracking technologies enable the third-party advertising technology to better understand onsite activity both individually and in the aggregate; to recognize a browser's cookie when a browser visits this site or other sites; and to learn which advertisements bring users to our website, third-party websites or otherwise take action. If you do not want information to be used to provide you with more relevant information, advertisements or services, you can change the settings on your Internet browser to reject cookies. This also may disable our Web beacons. Please consult your chosen Internet browser for instructions on how to change your cookie-handling settings.
Third-party ad network providers, advertisers, sponsors and/or traffic measurement services may use cookies, JavaScript, Web beacons (including clear GIFs), Flash LSOs and other technologies to measure the effectiveness of their ads and to personalize advertising content to you. These third-party cookies and other technologies are governed by each third party's specific privacy policy, and not by this Privacy Policy.
In addition, third-party ad networks may be members of either the Network Advertising Initiative ("NAI") or About Ads-Digital Advertising Alliance ("DAI"). If they are members and you do not want to receive targeted advertisements from these third-party ad networks, you may opt out. You can find information about member companies, the practices of such third-party ad networks and your choices regarding having information used by these companies, including how to opt out at http://www.networkadvertising.org/optout_nonppii.asp for NAI members and http://www.aboutads.info/choices/ for DAI members.
Opting out of one or more NAI or DAI members'- ad networks only means that those particular members no longer will deliver targeted content or ads to you. It does not mean you will no longer receive any targeted content or ads on our websites or other non-United websites. If your browser is configured to reject cookies when you visit one of the above referenced opt-out pages, and then you erase your cookies, use a different computer or change Web browsers, your NAI or DAI opt-out preference may no longer be active.
We also use automated devices and applications, such as Google Analytics, to evaluate use of our website and the services we provide. We use these tools to gather information about users to help us improve our services, performance and user experiences. These analytics providers may use cookies and other technologies to perform their services, and may combine the information that they collect about you on our websites with other information that they have collected. This Policy does not cover such third parties' use of the data.
Information regarding domain names is aggregated to measure the number of visits, average time spent on the site, pages viewed and similar site usage information in order to know how to improve the site's content.
No information we collect from children known to be under the age of 13 is used for any marketing or promotional purposes whatsoever, by United, our affiliates, or our third-party sponsors. We use the information collected about children known to be under 13 to provide services only. We will give out personal information about children if required by law, for example, to comply with a court order or subpoena, or to protect the safety and security of visitors and our sites.
United also may disclose personal information: if required to do so by law, court order, subpoena or other legal process; as requested by a governmental or law enforcement authority; to protect the rights or property of United, its customers, its websites, or users; or when we believe in good faith that it is in the interests of aviation security or that disclosure is otherwise necessary or advisable.
If you are registered on one of our websites, you can create, view or update your traveler profile and MileagePlus account through the United family website sign-in. If you are not registered on one of our websites, you can review and request changes to your personally identifiable information collected by United by calling 1-800-421-4655.
United maintains strict physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to protect personal information and regularly reviews its security standards and procedures to protect against unauthorized access to personal information. When you place orders to purchase services or access your MileagePlus account information, we use secure servers to protect your personal information. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) software encrypts the personal information that is transmitted between you and our websites.
Although United takes reasonable steps to safeguard and to prevent unauthorized access to your private information, it cannot be responsible for the acts of those who gain unauthorized access, and United makes no warranty, express, implied, or otherwise, that we will prevent unauthorized access to your private information.
If you are a MileagePlus member or a registered user of one of our websites and do not want United to use or share your personal information for the purpose of sending you marketing or promotion related direct mail or emails from United, you can opt out at any time by going to the United family website you are using and update your preferences accordingly. In addition, all marketing emails will also contain a message on how to opt out of that type of communication in the future. Regardless of your opt-out preferences, we reserve the right to send you emails or other electronic messages for administrative purposes.
This Privacy Policy, to the extent it covers Internet use, covers only the United family websites and does not cover any other site, including those related to this site such as unitedvacations.com, unitedcargo.com or the non-U.S. United sites, nor does this policy apply to unitedcontinentalholdings.com. While we make every effort to protect your information on our websites, we do not control the policies of other sites (including those we may link to). We have no control over other sites' privacy policies or use of any personal information you or others may share with them. Please do not assume that our Privacy Policy covers those other sites.
In order to protect your privacy and United's proprietary databases and systems, we recommend that you not share any of your personally identifiable information, such as MileagePlus number or password, with any third-party information aggregators that would allow them access to sensitive account information.
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We are committed to providing a seamless, positive experience for all of our customers. Our outstanding customer service has earned us 11 Toyota Governor's Awards, 15 Toyota President's Awards, and an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Contact us today to speak directly to one of our experienced, knowledgeable professionals. Prestige is a Toyota Dealer in NJ that offers an incredible variety of new and used cars, including Certified Used Toyota vehicles, to the greater New York City area. We'll help you select the perfect fit for your unique lifestyle from our extensive inventory. We offer the entire family of highly rated, new Toyota models.
Looking for great lease deals in New Jersey on new cars, trucks and SUVs? Look no further than Prestige. Our friendly, knowledgeable sales staff will help you take advantage of the latest Toyota specials and incentives. This means you'll drive away in a new or pre-owned Toyota or Scion for less money and with less hassle.
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Minoring in Environmental Science involves the study of how the physical and biological processes that shape the natural world interact. How is air or water quality measured? How can carbon footprints be reduced? What makes an ecological system sustainable? You'll sharpen your analytical, problem-solving, scientific reasoning, critical thinking, communication and laboratory skills as you take 21 credit hours toward an Environmental Science minor in conjunction with a different bachelor's degree major.
You'll also have real opportunities beyond the classroom, in activities such as growing and exploring a variety of plant species in our onsite greenhouse, working as a laboratory assistant, participating in the Tetra Delta science club, doing service-learning at a local rain garden that Concordia maintains and participating in sustainability programs through the Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs (HECUA), a social justice organization. And because we design our environmental science program to be responsive to the exact needs of the marketplace, it will be a relevant minor if you're considering a career as an environmental scientist and can also enhance your employability in any science or health career.
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Gmail added support for a HTML5 feature that has been recently included in Firefox and Google Chrome: selecting files using drag and drop. If you use Firefox 3.6+ or Chrome 4+, you can now add attachments by dragging the files from your favorite file manager to Gmail. When you drag the files, Gmail shows a drop zone where you need to place the files.
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The nice thing about this feature is that it no longer uses the Flash uploader, which isn't very reliable. What I don't understand is why Gmail still uses the Flash uploader to select multiple files directly from the browser, now that the input tag supports more than one file. If you disable Flash in Firefox 3.6 and don't use drag and drop, you can only attach one file at a time:
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Fairfield Patio Planter, 20" x 36"
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Dress up your patio, deck or landscape with these elegant self-watering planters. With clean lines and raised panel detailing, they have the look of fine woodworking. But unlike wooden planters these are virtually maintenance free because they're made from high quality polyethylene — there's no need for annual painting or staining. With the best UV protection in the industry, these 20" x 36" planters have a 15-year guarantee against fading. They have built-in reservoirs to supply a slow, steady supply of water to plants — just what plants need for healthy, lush flowers and foliage.
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Named after a famous traditional Irish tune, The Rolling Wave is a sharp ear and a close eye on the world of traditional and folk music in Ireland.
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We have a new competition for the start of summer on The Rolling Wave. The prizes are copies of The New Road CD by Charlie Piggott and Gerry Harrington.
The question is: Charlie Piggott was a member of a celebrated traditional group in the1970s - can you name it?
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The Warren Cultural Center is a shining example of what thoughtful building restoration can accomplish. Though not yet complete, visitors will still find this a lovely facility blending old and new and eventually providing a solid venue for entertainment, dining and lodging.
The center is comprised of three side-by-side buildings on the Greenfield Public Square. The opera house, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, is the main attraction. The renovated lobby doubles as art gallery space and features white walls, high ceilings and beautifully refinished wooden floors. Guests move up a wide staircase to the soaring domed auditorium. Throughout, the original wall stenciling and colors have been painstakingly re-created.
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Yes..use a arrow squaring device on both ends of ur arrow and then on your insert..All part of proper arrow tuning. Good job ruttin for bringing it up.
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Yes..use a arrow squaring device on both ends of ur arrow and then on your insert..All part of proper arrow tuning. Good job ruttin for bringing it up.
I know when I started to pay attention to my arrows better, my shooting improved greatly with broad heads. It really does help to take the time to tune your equipment, even if you think it might be a pain the butt. Patience is a virtue with bowhunting. (and bow tuning)
Firearrow, can you tell me more about the poundage statement? If I am a right handed shooter, and I want to move my BH left, do I adjust up or down on the poundage? I am new to BH tuning and I am struggling a bit. I checked the arrow spine and that is fine, so I am looking for other adjustments beyond moving the rest. It may be my form, grip, etc, but not getting the movement left that I would expect.
Gunnihunter..Go to huntersfriend.com and look up bow tuning and walkback tuning. It will tell you exactly what you need to know plus much more. And as Ruttin stated. The time spent is worth it.
Gunnihunter, easton also has a great free download on their website. I haven't looked at the huntersfriend tuning but im sure it is also quality. I have purchased from them in the past and they are very helpful.
I used the info from easton. Turn poundage down. I do a quarter turn at a time, top and bottom limb bolts. Once yo get 20 dialed, go to 30, then 40, and so on. At the further distances I do 1/8 turn.
Thanks guys, I appreciate the help! I will give it another try with these added resources and suggestions.


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CANA, Va. — A single-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon at the four-mile marker on northbound Interstate 77 sent two victims to the hospital in critical condition.
According to Trooper Alan Vaughan with the Virginia State Police, the car involved was traveling on I-77 North when "it appeared the gentleman fell asleep, ran off the road on the right, hit a rock embankment and overturned several times."
A man in his mid-30s, who was a backseat passenger, was ejected out of the back window, Vaughan reported. He was airlifted in critical condition to Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, N.C.
The driver, a 66-year-old man from Ohio, and a 62-year-old woman were entrapped in the vehicle, and it required rescuers to free them. The woman also was airlifted to Baptist in critical condition.
The driver and a 6-year-old boy were transported by ambulance to Baptist with minor injuries, Vaughan said.
The names of those involved have not been released.
Vaughan said the driver has been charged with reckless driving for failure to maintain control of his vehicle.
According to Jason Busick, 2nd lieutenant of the Cana Rescue Squad, what originally was reported as a multi-car accident was only a single-car accident. He said a minor injury occurred in a vehicle that "slammed on its brakes" as the accident occurred.
Interstate 77 northbound lanes were closed for a short period of time while victims were airlifted from the scene.
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Early voting in Georgia started Monday, April 28, and will continue through Friday, May 16, also in the elections office at the Government Center. Voting hours Monday through Friday are during the election office's normal business hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Elections superintendent Marion Hatton said so far in Jones County 156 people have taken advantage of early voting for the May 20 primary election.
One of the most important questions on the May 20 ballot for taxpayers in Jones County is the renewal of the county's Special Purpose Local Options Sales Tax.
The one-cent sales tax has been in place since 1999 and has paid for equipment for the fire department and volunteer firefighters, patrol cars for the sheriff and police departments, construction of fire stations, road equipment and projects, land purchase and construction at the recreation centers, debt payment for the industrial park, repair and improvements at the government center and Jones County Courthouse, and many other projects that would have otherwise been paid for out of the general fund.
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A North Augusta woman reported Friday that she and her boyfriend got into a verbal and physical altercation over her wanting to leave the residence.
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A New Ellenton woman reported identity theft Friday after someone tried to open an Ally Bank account using all of her information.
An Aiken man reported Friday that someone removed and damaged several items from his home on Converse Drive.
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Carrie Chorba began teaching courses in Spanish language and Latin American literature at CMC in 1998. An assistant professor in the department of modern languages, she has become one of the most popular teachers among students at all levels of language study. Professor Chorba also directs CMC's Fulbright applications, a national grant that sends graduates to 140 nations to study, research, and teach. Seven CMC students were awarded Fulbright grants in 2004.
Professor Chorba received an A.B. in Comparative Area Studies from Duke University and completed her doctorate in Hispanic Studies at Brown University. After graduating from Duke, she spent a year as a Fulbright scholar in Colombia studying local poetry traditions. As a graduate student at Brown she received the University-wide Presidential Award for Teaching Excellence.
Her recently completed book manuscript, Mexico from Mestizos to Multicultural: National Identity and Recent Representations of the Conquest, is based on her doctoral thesis in which she focused on how the representation "Mexican" has changed over time in literature, film, art, and theatre. It is a broad look at the intellectual life and national identity of the Mexican culture at the end of the 20th Century.
Everyone at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum- staff, faculty, and students- looks forward to welcoming members of the class of 2008 on this special occasion. Freshmen are automatically signed up for the dinner. If you are unable to attend please call the Athenaeum ext. 18244 to cancel.
Senator Gramm first won election to the House of Representatives as a Democrat, but when the Democratic leadership stripped him of his House Budget Committee seat in retaliation for coauthoring the Reagan economic program, he became the only member of Congress in the twentieth century to resign from Congress and to seek re-election as a member of another political party.
The Gramm legislative record includes such landmark bills as the Gramm-Latta Budgets which reduced federal spending, rebuilt national defense, and mandated the Reagan tax cut. Those budgets launched an economic recovery that created 21 million new jobs. Two years later, Senator Gramm passed his Gramm-Rudman Act, which placed the first binding constraints on Federal spending. Those spending constraints have become a part of each subsequent American budget and together with the strong economy helped to produce the first balanced budget in 30 years. As chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, he led the successful effort to restore a Republican majority in the Senate in 1994.
Senator Gramm holds a Ph.D. in economics, the subject he taught at Texas A&M University for 12 years. He has published numerous articles and books on subjects ranging from monetary theory and policy to private property to the economics of mineral extraction, and served as chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.
The Pacesetters Fellowship Program is the culmination of the hard work and dedication of alumni from the classes of 1948, 1949, and 1950 the Pacesetters. The program attracts leaders in business, academia, and public affairs to Claremont McKenna College for one-on-one interactions with students. Senator Gramm is the fifth Pacesetters Fellow.
A sequel to Cornel West's best-selling book Race Matters (1993), West's latest book Democracy Matters: Winning the Fight Against Imperialism (2004) aims to "look unflinchingly at the waning of democratic energies and practices in our present age of American empire." West argues that American democracy is threatened by free market fundamentalism, aggressive militarism, and escalating authoritarianism. If America is to become a better steward of democratization around the world, he says, we must first wake up to the long history of imperialist corruption that has plagued our own democracy.
Cornel West is the Class of 1943 University Professor of Religion and African American Studies at Princeton University. He holds degrees from Harvard and Princeton, and has also taught at Union Theological Seminary, Yale Divinity School, and Harvard University. Race Matters has been in print since 1993 and has sold more than four hundred thousand copies. Dr. West has won numerous awards, including the American Book Award, and has received more than twenty honorary degrees.
The dinner is open for CMC persons only. All are welcome to attend the lecture at 6:45 p.m. Seating is on a first-come basis.
Dr. Robert P. Lanza, Vice President of Medical and Scientific Development at Advance Cell Technology in Worcester, Massachusetts, is on the cutting edge of stem cell research. An Adjunct Professor of Surgical Sciences at Wake Forest University School of Medicine and former Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Lanza has been nominated for a MacArthur Foundation "genius" award. He has over 200 scientific publications, books and patents, including Principles of Tissue Engineering (1996), Yearbook of Cell and Tissue Transplantation (1996), One World: The Health and Survival of the Human Species in the 21st Century (1996), and Xeno: The Promise of Transplanting Animal Organs into Humans (2000). His current area of research focuses on the use of stem cells and nuclear transplantation in regenerative medicine.
Dr. Lanza received his B.A. and M.D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, where he was both a University Scholar and Benjamin Franklin Scholar, and has studied with some of the greatest scientific minds of the 20th and 21st centuries. He has worked closely with Jonas Salk (the Salk Institute), Gerald Edelman (Rockefeller University) and Richard Hynes (Center for Cancer Research at MIT). In addition, he has coauthored a series of papers with Christian Barnard, M.D. and B.F. Skinner, Ph.D.
This is a rare opportunity to learn about this widely discussed but little understood issue from one of the premier experts in the field.
Norris's most recent book, The Virgin of Bennington, chronicles her life before she moved to South Dakota. She describes the internal and external journey of a young artist in trying to find a place for herself amid the cultural tumult of the 1960s and 70s. The book chronicles her relationship with her mentor, Betty Kray. Norris says, "The book that resulted is about me as much as it is about Betty Kray, and I find myself amazed at the tale I've told. It is my life, but it's hard to recognize myself in the nave girl nicknamed The Virgin of Bennington, who emerged from the turbulent sixties with a vocation as a writer.
Norris has been the recipient of grants from the Bush and Guggenheim Foundations. She has twice been in residence at the Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research at St. John's Abbey in Collegeville, Minnesota, and has been oblate at a Benedictine Monastery in North Dakota for ten years.
Conaghan serves as the associate director of the Centre for the Study of Democracy at Queen's University in Canada. She has held research posts at the Woodrow Wilson Center, Princeton University; the Kellogg Institute of the University of Notre Dame; the North-South Center of the University of Miami; and the Instituto de Estudios Peruanos. In 2000 Conaghan held the Knapp Chair of Liberal Arts at the University of San Diego. Her latest book is entitled The Permanent Coup: Deception and the Public Sphere in Fujimori's Peru (University of Pittsburgh Press, forthcoming 2005).
Professor Conaghan's current research includes work on democratization in Latin America, a project sponsored by the United Nations, and ongoing collaboration in the Social Science Research Council (New York) workshops, "Crises in the Andes." Conaghan's appearance at the Athenaeum is part of the series Democracy in Latin America and is sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies and the Athenaeum.
Guerriero served three terms in the Massachusetts House of Representatives and two terms as mayor of Melrose, Massachusetts. In 2002 he received national attention when Governor Jane Swift of Massachusetts invited him to join the Republican ticket as her running mate. Guerriero campaigned as a fighter for lower taxes, fiscal discipline in government, and improved public schools. Governor Swift eventually stepped aside to support fellow Republican Mitt Romney's candidacy, but Guerriero's candidacy made history as the first time an incumbent governor selected an openly gay politician as a running mate.
Guerriero's advocacy for strong local government earned him the 1998 Fenn Award for Political Leadership from the Kennedy Library's New Frontier Society and the Massachusetts Municipal Association. In the words of Governor Swift, Patrick Guerriero is a "person of talent, of integrity, of commitment and class."
Patrick Guerriero's visit to CMC is jointly sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
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The Dean of Students Office with support from the James Irvine Foundation, the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum, and the Office of Student Activities are hosting a display of the critically acclaimed photo-text exhibit "Love Makes a Family: Portraits of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People and Their Families."
At a time in history when GLBT people continue to fight for basic human rights including the right to legally marry, the right to lead a Boy Scout troop, the right to have access to partner health benefits, and the right to be adoptive and foster parents, Love Makes a Family helps cut through all the political arguments right to the heart of the issue by showing the love, caring, and connection that are so basic to all families. By allowing viewers to come face-to-face with GLBT people, Love Makes a Family sends powerful messages simultaneously that "different is wonderful" and "we're not so different after all."
Photographs by Gigi Kaeser depict a variety of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people and their families of all races in familiar family settings. The black and white photos are accompanied by text edited by Peggy Gillespie from in-depth interviews she conducted with each family memberincluding children like Lizawho speak candidly about their lives, their relationships, and the ways in which they cope with the realities of prejudice, bias, and intolerance on a day-to-day basis.
The exhibit will be on display in the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum on the Claremont McKenna College campus from August 31st through October 8th and in McKenna Auditorium from October 11th through October 14th.
Family Diversity Projects, Inc., a nonprofit educational organization, created Love Makes a Family as a tool to combat homophobia by breaking silence and making the invisible visible. Since it began touring in 1996, the exhibit has traveled to over 1000 communities. Ten copies of Love Makes a Family tour nationwide throughout the year to universities, schools, public libraries, corporate headquarters, statehouses, and houses of worship, supporting the grassroots efforts of activists, friends, and allies who are working in their communities to combat the cycle of ignorance and bigotry toward GLBT people. It serves as a divining rod for informed dialogue in communities where GLBT issues are emerging onto the public agenda.
Jacquelyn Dadakis is entering her senior year at Claremont McKenna College. She spent her first 18 years in Greenwich, Connecticut, but took off to the West Coast on a whim for her college years. She is very happy with how her gamble has paid off and particularly enjoys phoning her family from the Scripps pool in January. After much debate she finally settled on a major in economics with a particular interest in the economies of developing countries.
When not at the Athenaeum, Jacquelyn represents the Class of 2005 on the ASCMC Executive Board and serves as coeditor of the Claremont Port Side. She has always been a dedicated attendee at Athenaeum events and intends to make this year as memorable as years' past. When seated at the head table during dinner, Jackie encourages you to engage her on issues of politics, art, and the fact the Yankees are going to win the World Series this year.
I urge you to read the Athenaeum newsletter, The Fortnightly, when it appears in your mailbox every other week. The articles provide a description of each program as well as reservation forms for meals. There are two ways to reserve space at the meal that precedes each program. You may fill out the reservation form on the last page of The Fortnightly and deposit it in the box in the Athenaeum lobby, or simply reserve online at www.claremontmckenna.edu/mmca. Reservations are not required if you prefer to attend just the program that begins at 6:45 p.m.
CMC students may also sign up to sit with the distinguished guests during dinner. Sign up sheets for the head table are located in the Athenaeum office inside the lobby.
The fall calendar of guest speakers and programs is also available online. Some themes being developed this academic year include Issues in the 2004 Presidential Election; Torture, Human Rights, and the Geneva Convention; The Islamic World: Past and Present; Frontiers in Medicine; The Environment in Crisis; Financial Economics; Issues in California Criminal Justice; Religion and the American Presidency; Democracy in Latin America; and A Hundred Years of Relativity. As always, music and theater performances will enhance our schedule.
Finally, and perhaps the most important news of all, Ath Tea begins on Monday, September 13th from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. You and your friends will enjoy homemade treats baked fresh daily by Sid, our renowned pastry chef, and his student helpers.
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Three reasons why both 'Black Monday' moves were the right ones
Have you ever been fired before? I have and to be frank�it was misery. Easily one of the worst days of my life. I can remember every specific detail of the day, including the movie my wife and I went to that night; the Harrison Ford suckfest "Six Days Seven Nights." The film broke halfway through and as the lights came up I turned my wife and said, "Holy (bleep), I got fired today."
I don't care how much money you're getting on the way out the door, rejection, by rule, is unpleasant. For that reason I'm always cautious about celebrating another person's misfortune when they've lost their job.
So I'm not celebrating the firings of Ken Whisenhunt and Rod Graves, but certainly I am endorsing it as the right move to make.
For these three reasons:
1. The losing streaks. Seven games, six games and nine games in a three-year stretch. Inexcusable. Indefensible. You can't run into that many icebergs and still expect to be the captain of the boat.
2. The stubbornness. Or, if you've grown tired of hearing that word to describe coach Whisenhunt let's put it this way; the inability to adapt to changing conditions. Call it what you want, he was too slow to adapt. He left Joey Porter in too long. He left D'Anthony Batiste in too long. Russ Grimm. Mike Miller. But the most damning moment came during the game against the New York Jets this season, when -- despite all evidence to the contrary -- he left rookie Ryan Lindley in the game until the bitter end, professing a belief that he gave the Cardinals the best chance to win that football game. It was that moment where I felt Whisenhunt had truly lost his way.
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3. The inability to find a quarterback post-Kurt Warner. The sad truth is that after three years and six different players manning (pun intended) the position, the Cardinals are not a step closer to finding their quarterback than they were the day Warner retired.
Who is ultimately responsible for that? Personally, I believe Whisenhunt had the loudest voice at the table. But you had to fire Graves too, because as the GM, technically, he is supposed to play a part in that as well. And, you can't have your fan base thinking you've done only half the job.
I suppose that is the move I'm most surprised by. They didn't reassign Graves like I suspected they would. They flat out fired him. Maybe he was no more than a contract negotiator; a general manager in title only. It didn't ultimately matter. As long as he was in that front office many of the fans would have believed that nothing, in fact, had changed.
Michael Bidwill needed to convince his season-ticket holders, his customers and anyone else that roots for the organization, that things were going to be different. Nobody was going to buy it as long as Graves was around, hence he was let go along with Whisenhunt. An obvious move, but a bold one as well.
One thing is clear; the Arizona Cardinals need a quarterback. And Whisenhunt and Graves simply could not be trusted to find one. They had their chances and they whiffed. It was time to give somebody else a turn. Is that person Steve Keim? Andy Reid? We'll see.


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Hiatal hernia Contents of this page:
Alternative Names Definition Causes Symptoms Exams and Tests Treatment Outlook (Prognosis) Possible Complications When to Contact a Medical Professional Prevention References Illustrations Hiatal hernia - X-ray Hiatal hernia Hiatal hernia repair - series Alternative Names
Hernia - hiatal Definition -Hiatal hernia is a condition in which a portion of the stomach protrudes upward into the chest, through an opening in the diaphragm. The diaphragm is the sheet of muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen. It is used in breathing.
The cause is unknown, but hiatal hernias may be the result of a weakening of the supporting tissue. Increasing age, obesity, and smoking are known risk factors in adults. Children with this condition are usually born with it (congenital). It is often associated with gastroesophageal reflux in infants. Hiatal hernias are very common, especially in people over 50 years old. This condition may cause reflux (backflow) of gastric acid from the stomach into the esophagus.
Belching Chest pain Heartburn, worse when bending over or lying down Swallowing difficulty A hiatal hernia by itself rarely causes symptoms -- pain and discomfort are usually due to the reflux of gastric acid, air, or bile. Reflux happens more easily when there is a hiatal hernia, though a hiatal hernia is not the only cause of reflux.
Exams and Tests
Barium swallow x-ray Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD)
The goals of treatment are to relieve symptoms and prevent complications. Reducing the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus (gastroesophageal reflux) will relieve pain. Medications that neutralize stomach acidity, decrease acid production, or strengthen the lower esophageal sphincter (the muscle that prevents acid from backing up into the esphagus) may be prescribed.
Other measures to reduce symptoms include:
Avoiding large or heavy meals Not lying down or bending over immediately after a meal Reducing weight and not smoking If these measures failure to control the symptoms, or complications appear, surgical repair of the hernia may be necessary. Outlook (Prognosis) Return to top Most symptoms are alleviated with treatment. Possible Complications Return to top Pulmonary (lung) aspiration Slow bleeding and iron deficiency anemia (due to a large hernia) Strangulation (closing off) of the hernia When to Contact a Medical Professional Return to top Call your provider if symptoms indicate you may have developed a hiatal hernia. Call your provider if you have a hiatal hernia and symptoms worsen or do not improve with treatment, or if new symptoms develop. Prevention Return to top Controlling risk factors such as obesity may help prevent hiatal hernia.
Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier: 2008. Update Date: 3/8/2008


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Where Jesus says "I will lift up all men to myself"
Quote from: TheAuthenticFan on November 23, 2012, 07:00:33 PMWhere Jesus says "I will lift up all men to myself"Actually what he said was "draw". Joh 12:32 And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. Christ didn't say he would get everyone together for something. He said he would draw them to him: not to a place, or to a thing, or to a time, or to a rehearsal dinner, or to a judgement. Keep the context. A few verses later he talks about walking in the light, and told the folk to walk in the light while they still had it. From the context it would seem to me that Christ is saying I will draw them to me, the light. This makes sense from the context.I copied and pasted John 12 into a text editor and asked it to find the word judgement: it didn't find one instance. May I respectfully ask: Where do you read judgement in the text? No where do I see a discussion of Chirst's motivation beyond wanting the people to walk in the light.
He simply said that he would draw ALL to himself. To find out what the all is, we look at the previous verse, where he speaks of the judgment of the world.
Notice that the text does not say, as is traditionally interpreted, that he would begin a process of dragging, or start to drag, or drag over time, but rather that, when he was lifted up, AT THAT TIME, all would be dragged to him. If that all is the judgment of the world, then that judgment is part of that which he pronounced as 'it is finished'.
May I suggest that Jesus did not say he would drag or draw all MEN or PEOPLE to himself, but their judgment. I say this because the word 'men' and 'people' has been inserted into the text.
That's what I tried to say VB.
The 'men' was added because it was implied in the Greek. When we talk about the quick and the dead, it is implied in English that we are talking about the quick people and the dead people. Were it 'all', Christ would draw black holes, rocks, sticks etc to Him. Why would He need to do that? Translations are tricky, but I don't think adding a noun in one language to clarify meaning in another can be used to changes the whole timbre of a sentence. When James Joyce entitled his short story The Dead, it was implied the story was about people.
"The quick and the dead" should be understood as "the living and the dead." Look it up.
Quote from: Lazarus Short on December 05, 2012, 03:29:58 AM"The quick and the dead" should be understood as "the living and the dead." Look it up.Yes, "I charge thee therefore before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick and the dead at his appearing and his kingdom;" (2Ti 4:1); Who shall give account to him that is ready to judge the quick and the dead. (1Pe 4:5): the living (people) and the dead (people). I'm sorry where was the confusion?
I just thought this sentence was confusing: "When we talk about the quick and the dead, it is implied in English that we are talking about the quick people and the dead people."
I like the ESV, maybe I will quote from that.


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When I'm sweating my way through the tropics (my haunts are Cambodia and all over south and central Asia), my drink of choice is lime soda, with lots of fresh squeezed lime juice. I usually don't take sugar or syrup with it because limes are sweet enough over there, though they're still tart. Interestingly, a pinch of salt when it's stinking hot, or when the limes are really acidic, can help.
Back home, up here in the frigid North (i.e., Boston, where it was simmering near 100F last week) I love limeade. Or Margeritas. Or gin and tonic with a huge amount of lime juice. But most especially, I love limeade. I like lemons, too, and what follows also applies when life gives you lemons. Continue reading


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- Poly[[μ-ethane-1,2-diyl bis-(pyridine-3-carboxyl-ate)](μ-tetra-fluorido-borato)silver(I)] (2012)
- In the title compound, [Ag(BF4)(C14H12N2O4)]n, the coordination of the Ag+ ion is trigonal–bipyramidal with the N atoms of two ethane-1,2-diyl bis(pyridine-3-carboxylate) ligands in the apical positions and three F atoms belonging to different tetrafluoridoborate anions in the equatorial plane. The material consists of infinite chains of [Ag(C14H12N2O4)] units running along [001], held together by BF4 − bridging anions.
- Butane-1,4-diyl bis-(pyridine-3-carboxyl-ate) (2012)
- Molecules of the title compound (alternative name: butane-1,4-diyl dinicotinate), C16H16N2O4, lie on a inversion centre, located at the mid-point of the central C—C bond of the aliphatic chain, giving one half-molecule per asymmetric unit. The butane chain adopts an all-trans conformation. The dihedral angle between the mean plane of the butane-3-carboxylate group [for the non-H atoms, maximum deviation = 0.0871 (15) Å] and the pyridine ring is 10.83 (7)°. In the crystal, molecules lie in planes parallel to (122). The structure features weak π–π interactions with a centroid–centroid distance of 3.9281 (11) Å.


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Thursday, July 18, 2013
It's summer, and that means it's time to go out and get a scoop of your favorite flavor.
July is National Ice Cream Month and the third Sunday of the month is the national day.
In 1984 President Ronald Reagan designated the month and day. Reagan stated that 90 percent of the nation's population enjoyed the frosty treat, according to the International Dairy Foods Association.
In North Augusta there are two local shops that are recognizing the holiday. The Pink Dipper, 501 Georgia Ave., and Bruster's Real Ice Cream, 1279 Knox Ave., both have lined up family friendly events and specials.
The Pink Dipper focuses heavily on their fans of the four-legged variety.
"Our annual Dog Days of Summer will kick-off after National Ice Cream Day," said Lindy Myers, co-owner of the Pink Dipper. "Specials include doggie sundaes, doggie treats and natural dog treats."
For humans there will also be buy one, get one specials and prize specials from 1 to 8 p.m. on July 21. In August, there will also be a Shepeard Blood Drive with donors receiving free ice cream.
At Bruster's there will be some equally exciting, and tasty, events going on.
"On the 21st, from 3 to 5 p.m., we're going to have Scoop, who is our mascot, here," said Rhonda Kendrick, manager. "We also celebrate his birthday on National Ice Cream Day. We'll have a bouncy house, face painting and we try to incorporate it into a summer thing – where did you go and what did you do, that sort of thing. Anybody who shows up with a vacation shirt, like Disneyland, Myrtle Beach, wherever they've been, will get a buy one, get one free waffle cone."
There will also be games and prizes available for those who want to participate.
Bruster's also participates in the blood drives and is focused heavily on ingraining itself in the community.
"We want to make it fun for everybody," Kendrick said. "If we haven't hit on the type of event you want just give us a call. We'll try to accommodate it."
Scott Rodgers is the news editor at the North Augusta Star and has been with the paper since January 2013 after previously working at the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Alvernia University and currently attends Drexel University.
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Quakes release statement regarding 1906 Ultras
Club indefinitely suspends 1906 Ultras' tifo privileges after inappropriate display on July 27
August 2, 2013
The San Jose Earthquakes released the following statement regarding the 1906 Ultras today.
Due to inappropriate tifo display at the club's match against the Portland Timbers at Buck Shaw Stadium on July 27, the 1906 Ultras' tifo privileges have been indefinitely suspended for all matches.
The sanctions that were applied on April 20, 2013 will continue to be enforced. Those sanctions included the following:
- The 1906 Ultras will be placed on indefinite probation.
- The 1906 Ultras' travel privileges will be indefinitely suspended until further notice.
- The 1906 Ultras will not be allowed to utilize controlled smoke at any match.
- Due to the probation, language will be strictly monitored.


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At a glance: Sociology
Did you know? Sociological investigation covers a broad range of subjects: human social behavior, social stratification and inequality, changing employment trends, an aging population, dynamics of behavior in bureaucracies, changing family roles, poverty, health care, education, crime and delinquency, family violence and the consequences of a growing interdependence among the world's cultures.
Sociology enables students to analyze and comprehend some of the social forces that shape the structure of society, its institutions and its members. Sociology trains students in logical reasoning, critical thought and the evaluation of evidence, and communication skills. As the scientific study of human social behavior, sociology gives individuals the capacity to understand, explain and, ideally, improve the world in which they live. Visit the department's web site.
Distinctive features
- Some students select a double major, linking sociology with related disciplines such as psychology, criminal justice, political science, business or communication.
- Special programs include research opportunities with the Institute for Social Research and the pre-law program.
The department is located in the University's historic Hill Memorial Building, and facilities include multimedia classrooms and a state-of-the-art computer laboratory.
Student organizations
Psi Sigma – psychology and sociology club, Alpha Kappa Delta – sociology honorary
Program outcomes
Sociology's tools and subject matter are helpful in many careers, including government, criminal justice, politics, industry, education, journalism, urban planning, public administration, human resources, consulting to business and non-profit organizations and management positions in the public and private sector.
Professional placement
Many graduates occupy positions in human services delivery. This includes a network of public and private agencies providing assistance and services to juvenile delinquents, the elderly, the disabled and various persons in need of rehabilitation and counseling. Sociology also offers a strong foundation for graduate education in law school, MBA programs, MSW programs and a M.A. or a Ph.D. in sociology.
Graduate schools
The Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University, University of Akron, Kent State University, Ohio University, University of Toledo, University of Louisville, Pepperdine University
* Graduates also have attended various law schools.
Career opportunities
Graduates have found employment in pharmaceutical companies, social services agencies, juvenile court, law enforcement agencies, public relations firms, children's services, business and industry, and telecommunications. Many employment sectors are increasingly interested in employees with an awareness of certain issues, such as diversity and globalization, that sociology provides. The focus on developing critical thought, scientific methodology and statistical training provides ONU graduates with an advantage in the job market.


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Shabbat Candles
Shedding light on the day of rest
By Richard Siegel, Rabbi Michael Strassfeld and Sharon Strassfeld
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From The Jewish Catalog, reprinted with permission from the Jewish Publication Society.
As a ceremonial object or art, the candle is generally overlooked, yet it has great significance. Whether intended for practical purposes such as providing light, or for more evocative, quasi-magical ends, such as rekindling the winter sun, almost every festival and celebration incorporates the use of candles at some point.
Fire in Judaism
Fire is universally recognized as one of the basic elements of the world. It is mysterious, frightening, mesmerizing. Its attraction is almost irresistible. In the Kabbalah, the image of a multicolored flame emanating from a candle is taken as a metaphor for God's relation to the world and man. The flame is a single entity, yet it appears to be undergoing constant change. The flame adheres to, relies on, and appears to emanate from the candle, yet is a distinct and separate entity. The white interior of the flame is constant, but its exterior is always in motion and changes color.
Reducing fire to a few metaphors, however, robs it of its natural power and mystique. Fortunately the tradition, by incorporating the lighting of candles into the celebratory cycle in a number of different ways [e.g., Shabbat candles, Havdalah (at the end of Shabbat), Hanukkah candles, memorial candles], left open the possibilities for recognizing the many potentialities of fire. It is for us to rediscover those potentialities and allow them to "illumine our eyes."
On Friday night, one is required to light candles in the house for the sake of shalom bayit (harmony in the home) and oneg Shabbat (Sabbath joy). The candles ought to be in the room where the Sabbath meal is to be eaten.
How to Light the Candles
It is normally woman who lights the candles, but men may light them when no woman is present.
Candles may be lit, at the earliest, 1-1/4 hours before sunset, but the [customary] time is up to 18 minutes before sunset. [Click here for Shabbat candlelighting times] If the [traditional 18-minute] time limit cannot be met, candles may be lit during the 18 minutes immediately preceding sunset.
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