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Army ROTC is a program that provides college students the skills and leadership training to become officers in the United States Active Army, Army Reserves, and National Guard (over 75% of all Army officers are commissioned through ROTC). An Army officer is a prestigious professional who serves as a leader of the most respected institution in America.
Army ROTC also is a college elective you can try out for up to two years with no obligation. Unlike traditional college programs, Army ROTC gives you a wide range of experiences while you work toward a degree. You will combine classroom time with hands-on experience, learning skills that are sure to give you an edge over your peers when it comes time to look for a job. Whether you are planning a career in the Army or the corporate world, Army ROTC teaches you how to be a leader and is a smart elective course to take.
The academic program which ROTC provides challenges students to develop the responsibility, self-confidence, and leadership ability necessary to be successful, not only in the military, but in the civilian sector as well. The program emphasizes academic excellence, physical training, written and oral communication, as well as ethics to develop all facets of an individual. Qualified cadets have the opportunity to attend U.S. Army Airborne, Air Assault, Northern Warfare, and Mountain Warfare Schools in the summer.
We are a people oriented organization. Consequently, leadership and management skills are essential in our training program. ROTC provides you the opportunity to become a college-educated leader and manager. That is how you get the edge over everyone else regardless of your chosen walk of life. If you decide to move on after a few years and pursue another profession your peers will all admire, even envy your exposure, work and travel experience. Trust me, whatever you decide, the experience you will gain from ROTC and the Army will give you the confidence you need to be a success in college and beyond. You will have the edge because employers respect the leadership and management training and experience officers receive in the United State Army -- Believe it!
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Being an officer in the United States Army is a privilege. Giving something back to this great country is an honor. If you believe you have what it takes to lead the Soldiers of the best Army in the world then give us a call -- do we have a challenge for you.
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The Icahn School of Medicine - FlexMed Program
Located in New York City, we are the first medical school in the United States to create a progressive approach for students who seek early assurance of admission. FlexMed allows college sophomores in any major to apply for early acceptance to our school of medicine. Once accepted, students will be free to pursue their area of study, unencumbered by the traditional science requirements and the MCAT. This program is an expansion of the longstanding Humanities and Medicine Early Assurance Program (HuMed) and the Science and Medicine Program (SciMed).
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Jones County's annual Relay For Life fund-raiser is scheduled for May 3 at the Jones County High School track.
"We hope we have a real good Relay this year, and we at the health department will do our best to help out and make this as easy as we can for everyone," Comer said. "If anyone has any questions or concerns, please call and we'll work with you to be sure everything works out."
He and Coley said the health requirements are not meant to discourage people from cooking or serving food at the event.
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Food service permits were not required at the Jones County Relay until last year. Coley said technically they should have been, but the health department had not been officially notified of food service at the event until last year.
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2013 Xavier Christmas Video
Dec. 20, 2013
CINCINNATI - All 18 of Xavier's teams came together to wish Xavier Nation a Merry Christmas. You'll hear such classics as Jingle Bell Rock (Women's Soccer Remix), Carol of the Bells (Swimming Remix), Deck the Halls (Golf Remix), Jingle Bells (Tennis Remix and Women's Basketball Remix), All I want for Christmas (Volleyball Remix) and 12 Days of Christmas (Cross Country and Track Remix). Plus, men's soccer and baseball take time to say what they are thankful for this season and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Finally, Santa Claus visits with the men's basketball team to find out what they would like for Christmas this year.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. Watch out Beyonce and Katy Perry. Theres another diva set to perform during the inauguration festivities Lady Gaga.
A person familiar with the inauguration tells The Associated Press that the pop star will perform at Tuesdays ball for White House staffers.
The source spoke on condition of anonymity because that person wasnt authorized to publicly reveal the information.
The staff ball is typically a private affair. During the last inauguration festivities, Jay-Z reportedly performed at it.
According to one attendee, Jay-Z rapped a riff on one of his hit songs, 99 Problems but George Bush Aint One, to the delight of the throngs of young staffers who worked to elect Obama in 2008.
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Laura Herron is in her 21st year working in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics Department and has served in a variety of capacities during her tenure. She received praise throughout campus and the community for her efforts as the Mocs Interim Director of Athletics from July 16, 2012, until April 24, 2013.
Herron has returned to her role as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Administration and serves as the Mocs' Senior Woman Administrator. She has oversight and supervision of the UTC compliance and sports medicine departments, serves as sport administrator for various sports, and oversees student-athlete welfare. She is also the director of gameday operations for volleyball, women's basketball and softball and has served as Tournament Director for several NCAA and Southern Conference postseason events.
Herron has been the driving force behind the Mocs efforts for improving their Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores over the last seven years. She worked to develop and implement a long-term strategy that resulted in record APR scores in the last four reporting years for the NCAA.
In 2012-13, a total of 12 programs at UTC had perfect single-year APRs scores of 1,000, while all 17 were well above the NCAA minimum of 930. It was the third year in a row at least nine of Chattanooga's 17 programs had a perfect 1000. The Mocs had nine teams with a perfect single-year score in 2011-12 and a school-record 13 in 2010-11.
Herron began her time at Chattanooga as an Assistant Athletic Trainer from 1994-04, adding the title of Senior Woman Administrator in 1999. She was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director/SWA in 2003 and moved out of the Training Room and into the Compliance Office in 2004. She has held her current position as Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA since July 2010.
Prior to her arrival at UTC, Herron was the Head Women's Athletic Trainer at Florida Southern College. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Corporate Fitness and Recreation from the University of West Georgia in 1991. While working as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Troy University, Herron earned her master's degree in Foundations of Education in 1993.
A native of Rising Fawn, Ga., Herron worked with USA Softball for five years as the athletic trainer. From 1999-2003, she accompanied the National Team to several international tournaments in San Diego, Hawaii and Canada. In the summer of 2000, she put her athletic training skills to work for the Olympic Gold-Medal winning USA Softball Team as it prepared for the 2000 Summer Olympics with its "Central Park to Sydney" U.S. Tour. In 2001, Herron interned at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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This Los Angeles hotel is across from the upscale, 8-level Beverly Center mall; Sunset Strip is about 1 mile away—the hotel is ideally located for sightseeing and shopping.
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Savor the distinctive and delicious cuisine of the Mediterranean at Estérel. In a chic and stylish ambience, enjoy artfully prepared meals infused with accents of fennel, saffron and herbs de Provence.
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A vast, black and gold, mirror-glittered lobby leads to the European-inspired hotel's reception desk. To the right, the sleek Lounge provides an intimate setting for creative and classic drinks.
LeSpa at Sofitel, open daily, offers various treatments, including chocolate body wraps and peppermint milk baths.The on-site fitness center offers personal flat-screen monitors on all cardio equipment, free weights, chilled eucalyptus towels, and bottled water.
Shopping is only a walk across the street at the Beverly Center or a short drive to Sunset Boulevard and Rodeo Drive. Children 12 and under may enjoy complimentary breakfast off of a selected menu with the purchase of adult breakfast. Sofitel Los Angeles is a smoke-free property.
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Esterel: Savor the distinctive and delicious cuisine of the Mediterranean at Estérel, our new contemporary French restaurant at Sofitel Los Angeles. Named after the mountains in southeast France that overlook the sea, Estérel entices with an innovative menu that captures the unique flavors of the region. In a chic and stylish ambience, enjoy artfully prepared meals infused with accents of fennel, saffron and herbs de Provence for an incomparable dining experience
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Open around the clock, the sleek, 2,500-square-foot fitness center SO Fit features an extensive selection of cardio and resistance machines, exercise balls, and TVs. Services of physical therapists as well as personal trainers, whose clients include Hollywood celebrities, are available for a surcharge. An outdoor swimming pool is also available on site.
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Angela Simmons Closes Out Fashion Week, Reveals 9 Tattoos
Angela Simmons has been putting in work over the past week while hopping from tent to tent at New York Fashion Week. She was spotted closing out NYFW festivities yesterday evening dressed in a Gerlan Jeans dress and Olcay Gulsen Skyhigh heels as she sat front row at the Gerlan Jeans Spring 2013 show.
Recently, we caught up with Angela to see if she had any secrets she wouldn't mind disclosing and she revealed she is a tattoo lover. She has gotten quite a few since we saw her get her very first one on 'Run's House' years ago.
I have nine tattoos. People don't think I have them but they're jut pretty well hidden. They are located by my hairline, on my wrist, ankle, foot, behind my ear ….they're all in good places.
My favorite one is on my shoulder. I have brown henna that says 'just breathe' because I believe you can breathe through anything. And we carry our stress on our shoulders. So it's a reminder to me that no matter how stressful life gets, just breathe.


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Nonprofit fights cancer in poor countriesBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | May 27,2013WATERBURY A small nonprofit group in Vermont is making its mark worlds away, teaching health care workers in developing countries how to perform a simple test and treatment that has saved the lives of women with one clinic visit.
Grounds for Health, based in Waterbury, developed the approach to reduce the incidence of cervical cancer.
The group this week will be recognized at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where two staffers will take part in an international call for greater access to cervical cancer screening programs for women around the world.
The tests are inexpensive. Vinegar is used to wash the womans cervix. If precancerous cells are present, they turn white immediately. They can then be removed using carbon dioxide gas.
You freeze it. And in 10 minutes, its gone, 90 percent effective, August Burns, executive director of Grounds for Health, said. This is the best buy in public health right now because we can take a major killer, for pennies, with the simplest technology. We like to call it simple but elegant. And we can stop cervical cancer.
Burns said cervical cancer is the No. 1 cause of cancer deaths for women in developing countries. In the United States and other Western countries, the cancer can be prevented.
The difference is lack of access to health care, basic preventative screening and early treatment for cervical precancer, she said. Thats the difference. We have it. They dont.
More recently, the HPV vaccine has been used to protect women from a virus associated with cervical cancer. But the vaccine is too expensive for much of the developing world.
Grounds for Health was founded 17 years ago when an international coffee executive, Dan Cox, and a retired doctor-friend noticed many women were dying in the rural communities of southern Mexico that grew the coffee beans Cox bought.
The group initially used volunteers to do the screenings then began training local doctors and nurses in countries where it operates. By the time Grounds for Health stopped operating in Mexico last year, it had screened almost 19,000 women and trained 128 doctors and nurses.
The group now works in coffee-growing areas of Nicaragua, Peru and Tanzania. Its budget is just under $1 million, with most of the money coming from coffee companies.
Burns and senior program officer Rebecca Singer plan to attend the Women Deliver conference in Malaysia this week. The meeting focuses on womens health. Burns will head a meeting called the Global Forum on Cervical Cancer Prevention.
Even though we are a relatively small (group) based in Vermont, through practice, through experience, through outcomes, we have been able to gain a seat at the table of those who will make the decisions that will impact the world around this disease, Development Director Jane Sakovitz Dale said. We have a seat at the table to really influence the international approach to this global killer of women.
Its hard to estimate how many lives have been saved because of Grounds for Health. While many women develop the precancerous conditions, not all go on to develop cervical cancer. But there are clear-cut success stories.
Burns said that once while visiting a coffee cooperative in a remote part of Tanzania, a man and his wife walked eight hours one way so the wife could be screened.
She had a major lesion, Burns said. We were able to treat it, right there on the spot ... that woman, from what I saw, would have been dead in five years, more than likely. I will always keep her in my mind. Thats who we work for.MORE IN This Just InBy Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli Full StoryBennington College and Middlebury College both top a list for most entrepreneurial colleges in... Full StoryWas the response to an alleged assault at College of St. Full Story
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Today, SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is joining businesses and communities across the nation for America Recycles Day.
Our daily recycling efforts are an integral part of our commitment to conserve the world we share. This year our parks recycled more than 6 million pounds of cans, bottles, cardboard, scrap metal, office paper, shrink wrap, and plastic. These efforts to reduce waste improve the environment and help foster a more sustainable planet.


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HAZARD — The state medical examiner's office has issued a preliminary report in the death of a jail inmate which indicates injuries sustained by the inmate were the result of a "jail beating."
Larry J. Trent, 54, was found unresponsive in a holding cell at the Kentucky River Regional Jail in Hazard at approximately 10:50 a.m. on July 9 after allegedly being involved in an altercation with guards earlier that morning, according to the Kentucky State Police. He was transported from the jail to the Hazard ARH where he was later pronounced dead.
The medical examiner's preliminary report notes that Trent had suffered "blunt impacts of head, trunk, and extremities with multiple skeletal and visceral injuries" and described how the injuries occurred as the result of a "jail beating."
WKYT-TV in Lexington reported on Thursday that the report shows Trent's cause of death has been determined as "blunt impact to his head and body," however, Perry County Coroner Jimmy Maggard said the cause of death will not be official until an autopsy report is completed by the state medical examiner's office. He said this could take up to a month, and much information cannot be released due to an ongoing investigation.
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with your tea at the Athenaeum on Monday
afternoon, April 15th. "Octapella," a new
vocal ensemble on campus, consists of eight
young men from CMC, HMC, and Pitzer. They
describe themselves as a barbershop type group
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harmony and popular songs. Having spent the
semester rehearsing, they are in fine form for this
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welcome back Michael Graber '74, one of America's
leading alpinists. Graber has pioneered numerous first
ascents, including two in Antarctica, and is a two-time
veteran of Mt. Everest. In 1987 he climbed to 28,000 feet,
1,000 feet short of Everest's summit, before he was
forced to turn back by 100 m.p.h. winds and frostbite. In
addition to his climbing record, Graber is a seasoned
Antarctic explorer and filmmaker. Award-winning films
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"Antarctic Odyssey" (ABC Sports) (1988), and "Trans-
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During 1983 he filmed the war in Afghanistan for
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Graber graduated in 1974 with a B.A. in philosophy. He
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renewed attention to the prospects of Middle East
recovery and development. What form should U.S.
participation take in the rebuilding of Iraq and Kuwait?
Can future conflict in the Middle East be avoided
through a long-term plan to aid the economic development of the entire region? The Athenaeum is proud to
present a most qualified speaker, Talal Abu-Ghazaleh,
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Abu-Ghazaleh is the founder and present chairman of
the board of directors of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh International (TAGI), U.K., the largest holding company for
professional firms in the Arab world, operating in 30
offices throughout the Middle East. Between 1974 and
1980, Abu-Ghazaleh was the chairman of the joint firm
Price Waterhouse Abu-Ghazaleh & Co. and a partner in
Price Waterhouse International. In addition, he is the
recipient of numerous awards, including an honorary
PhD of Humane Letters from Canisius College in New
York, decoration from the Republic of Tunisia, and
knighthood from the French Legion of Honor.
Please join us for this timely event by filling out the
enclosed reservation coupon. The talk will begin at 7:00,
preceded by a 5:30 reception and a 6:00 dinner.
Rushworth Kidder to Claremont McKenna College. Mr.
Kidder first visited the Ath in October 1989 as part of the
Soviet Union series. Currently, he is on leave of absence
from The Christian Science Monitor, where as a senior
columnist he writes the paper's weekly "perspective"
column on social issues and trends. In June 1990 he set
up an ethics think-tank. The Institute for Global Ethics,
a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of
ethics in an international context.
Mr. Kidder and a network of journalists and academicians from around the world are tracking shifts in values
on an international scale. Some of the value-centered
issues the institute will be focusing upon are corruption
in Mexico, Japanese attitudes towards the work ethic,
and the changing role of women in the Islamic world.
Mr. Kidder spent time as a professor of English at
Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas, before
joining The Monitor. He is also the author of two books
on literature: Dylan Thomas: The Country of the Spirit (1973) and
E.E. Cummings: An Introduction to the Poetry (1979). His latest
book, An Agenda for the 21st Century (1987), grew out of a
Monitor series for which he interviewed 22 leading
thinkers around the world.
In conjunction with his research with The Institute for
Global Ethics, he is writing a book titled Global Ethics:
Common Values for a Shrinking World. Mr. Kidder's
address is the last in a series entitled, "Ethics in the
1990s" which has been sponsored during the spring
semester by the Salvatori Center of Claremont McKenna
College. Please use the reservation form to sign up for
the reception and dinner prior to the 7:00 address.
Humanistic Studies proudly welcomes Enrico Mario
Santi to CMC. Professor Santi's Athenaeum address
will deal with the question of the largely imaginary
relationship of Europe (understood in the broader
cultural sense that includes the U.S.) with Latin
America, the stereotypes and fixed ideas attendant to
that imaginative body, and its impact on the teaching of
Latin American culture and literature in the American
academy today.
Dr. Santi is professor of Spanish and Latin American
Literatures and associate director for Humanities Development in the Latin American Studies Program at
Georgetown University. A renowned authority on
modern Hispanic poetry, Cuban culture and literature,
and Latin American narrative, he has authored, among
other books, Pablo Neruda: The Poetics of Prophecy (1982); The
Emergence of Cuban National Identity (1986); and Escritura y
tradicion: texto, critica y poetica en la literatura hispano-
americana (1988). He is currently at work on Rights of Poetry: An
Intellectual Biography of Octavio Paz and Por una politeratura, essays on the relations between literature and
politics in Latin America.
A past Guggenheim and Woodrow Wilson fellow, Dr.
Santi has lectured at many colleges and universities in
North, South, and Central America and Europe. He is
also a winner of the Clark Distinguished Teaching
Award, the highest honor conferred at Cornell University's Arts College.
The Gould Center is pleased to invite to Dr. Santi's
lecture any students, faculty, or other members of the
community interested in hearing a talk that promises to
provide much food for thought on some very timely
literary, intellectual, and political issues. Please use the
enclosed coupon if you wish to attend the 5:30 reception
and 6:00 dinner. Dr. Santi's address begins at 7:00.
influenced by Edgar Allen Poe, Wilikie Collins, The
Wizard of Oz (1939), and Buck Rogers. He made a promise to
himself that if he did not sell anything by the time he
was 21, he would quit. Fortunately for us, he had a story
published in Weird Tales on his 21st birthday in 1941.
Since then Mr. Bradbury has published more than 400
short stories, 23 novels, and numerous collections of
stories and poetry. He is often dubbed "the world's
greatest science fiction writer."
His books include The Martian Chronicles (1950), The Machines
Of Joy (1988), Fahrenheit 451 (1953), and The Illustrated Man (1990). In
addition, he has written several screenplays, including
It Came from Outer Space (1953), The Picasso Summe (1957), I Sing the
Body Electric (1969), and Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983). His
articles have appeared in numerous magazines, such as
The New Yorker, LIFE, Mademoiselle, Harper's, The New
Republic, and Shenandoah, as well as Super Science Stories
and Weird Tales.
In addition to his literary accomplishments, Mr.
Bradbury founded the Pandemonium Theater and was
the creative force behind Spaceship Earth at Disney
World's EPCOT Center in Florida. He has also been
asked to help design a 21st century city to be built near
Mr. Bradbury's speech is titled "Creativity in the Next
100 Years." Please note that this address is at 3:00 p.m.
in McKenna Auditorium and is open to everyone.
has very appropriately been named the senior class
dinner speaker. His positive and enthusiastic outlook
on life and the future is sure to be a delight and
inspiration to us all. His address is titled "The Great
Years Ahead."
Seniors who would like to attend the dinner preceding Mr. Bradbury's speech are encouraged to fill out
and return the enclosed coupon. There will be a 5:30
reception, 6:00 dinner, and 7:00 presentation. Please
note that this is a special event for CMC seniors.
adventurous, enthusiastic, tenacious, and successful women in America today. Ms. Butcher is the
four-time winner of Alaska's grueling Iditarod dogsled
race, a 1,158-mile trek across snow-covered central
Alaska. The race record is 11 days, 1 hour, and 53
minutes, and it belongs to Susan Butcher.
In her thirteen Iditarod races since 1978, Ms. Butcher
has placed in the top 10 eleven times, with three 2nd
place and four 1st place finishes (two of which were
record-breaking). In addition to being the first person to
win three consecutive Iditarods, Ms. Butcher holds
many other records for shorter races such as the
Beargrease, the Coldfoot, and the Kusko. In all of her 18
long-distance races since 1984, she placed 1st ten times,
2nd seven times, and 3rd once. In addition, she and a
fellow musher were the first and only people to take a
dog team to the summit of Mt. McKinley, North
America's highest peak, at 20,320 feet.
Recently, Ms. Butcher was named one of the Ten
Outstanding Young Americans by the United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce for her personal
accomplishments and civic contributions. Her achievements have also been recognized by both former
President Reagan and President Bush.
As a professional "musher," dog breeder and trainer,
and veterinary technician, Ms. Butcher lives with her
husband, a lawyer and musher, 140 miles northwest of
Fairbanks with their 150 Alaskan huskies. Susan will be
accompanied on her visit to CMC by her lead dog,
Please join us at the Athenaeum for what is sure to be
an evening filled with adventure. As a special tribute to
Ms. Butcher, dinner will include Alaskan delicacies
including King Crab, salmon, and strawberry rhubarb
pie. To reserve your space for the 6:00 dinner, please fill
out and return the enclosed coupon. This special dinner
is reserved for CMC students, faculty, and staff;
however, the 7:00 presentation is open to all.
JASON MAHEN, tenor saxophone
PAMELA RINO, baritone saxophone
SCOTT RUDMANN '93, alto saxophone
by for tea on Thursday, April 25. The Scott
Rudmann Saxophone Quartet will be performing from 3 p.m. to 4:30 to provide
Athenaeum tea-goers with an especially
relaxing atmosphere. Works by many famous composers will be performed, in
both classical and jazz styles. Please join
us for this special tea.
D'Agostino's senior show. Anne Marie is currently
a studio-art major readying herself for the world of
exhibitions. She will be presenting works she has
completed during the last four years in painting,
sculpture, mixed media, and the book arts. As an extra
surprise, the Athenaeum Dessert Cookbook will be on
sale for a price of $20.00. The Cookbook is a collaboration between Anne Marie and our own wonderful
dessert artist, Jackie Hawkins. Anne Marie will also be
making some of her unique work available for purchase.
The show begins at 7:00 p.m., with live music and hors
d'oeuvres until 10:00 p.m. See You There!
year. The Athenaeum has hosted a rich variety of
speakers, beginning in September with the noted
economist John Kenneth Galbraith, and ending in April
with the accomplished athlete Susan Butcher and her
Iditarod lead dog, Granite.
We have hosted nine series. The Athenaeum
sponsored "Women in the 1990s," "Saving our Environment," and "Risks and Rewards." "The Gould
Center sponsored "Diversity: The History of an Idea in
America" and "Public Figures and the Humanities," as
well as a number of individual speakers. The Keck
Center organized "The United States and Europe in the
1990s" and "Changing Power in the Global Economy."
(The latter was sponsored by the Keck Institute and the
Lowe Institute and will continue in 1991-92.) The
Salvatori Center sponsored "Ethics in the 1990s" and
the Dean of Students Office sponsored "Asian American Perspectives." We all appreciate the generosity and
time commitment of these sponsoring groups. The John
Brown Cook Association hosted Lyn Nofziger, Ed
Rollins, and Pat Cadell who presented a panel discussion on February 27, the day Desert Storm ended.
During the year our 72 speakers have included
Homeric scholar Donald McKenna, Christopher Childs
of Greenpeace, safer sex advocate Suzanne Landolphi,
scientist Helen Caldicott, photographer Galen Rowell,
author and professor Shelby Steele and his twin brother
psychologist Claude Steele, philosopher Cornel West,
jazz musician Ray Drummond '68, activist Julian Bond,
New Yorker writer Paul Brodeur, ethicist Michael Josephson, entrepreneur Henry Kravis '67, Ambassador
Ronald Lehman '68, water expert Marc Reisner, political
philosopher Francis Fukuyama, EPA leader Hugh
Kaufman, and author Ray Bradbury.
I hope you have taken advantage of the opportunity
to hear and question our guests. I hope you have
attended a few of our musical events, Madrigal,
Mozart's Bi-Centennial, Americana Festival, Celtic
Twilight, and Evening in Vienna. Were you able to see
your fellow students direct, produce, and act in The
Mousetrap (1952) or attend the student art show?
To our three senior fellows, Barbara Clark, Gena
Morgan, and LaTanya Wright, I say many thank yous
for your marvelous Fortnightly articles, your organizational skills, and your dedicated spirit. As you know,
many students help prepare our meals, serve these
meals, and clean up after the meals. This group of more
than 70 CMC students is managed by Tiffany Nemer,
and we thank her and all our student employees. This
has been a wonderful year thanks to each of you and to
all the other students, faculty, and staff of CMC who
have suggested speakers and who have attended our
Athenaeum events, class dinners, open forum lunches,
and our daily teas.
Next year's programs will begin on September 12.
Our series so far will include "Southern California: The
State of the State," and "The Middle East After the Gulf
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Case-Mate shows off iPhone 5 cases, pulls the page shortly after
Case-Mate published a page today featuring iPhone 5 case designs and pulled it just shortly after. If the case designs are the real deal we may be seeing an overhauled design for the iPhone 5 after all.
Case-Mate recently claimed to have inside info regarding the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S. (Which we are still a bit skeptical about.) As we get closer to an announcement we typically see a lot of case leaks but they don't typically come from a manufacturer as reputable as Case-Mate.
I'm personally hoping these cases are legit as the iPhone inside the case appears to be a drastic change in design and form factor. It appears to be similar to the iPad 2. Real, fake, or really fake?
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Case-Mate shows off iPhone 5 cases, pulls the page shortly after
Agreed. If you look at the pictures of some of the clear cases, you can really see what the phone looks like.
yep. good call. interestingly i actually liked the iphone 4 design. but i'm pretty bored with these rumors. I check this site for one reason and one reason only now. To see an if there's a post that says "apple event invites going out now." I'm feel the guy that approached the girl only to be strung along for months. Then one day the stringing along turns her unattractive. Then finally I don't like her anymore. Not that apple is stringing me along but i feels like it. semi rant over. sorry. i'm moody. haven't had any coffee today.
That looks pretty legit to me.
the fact that they pulled it is also a possible indication that it's legit.
it could also be protecting itself from a false claim, or maybe they don't have a right to use apple's product names yet or some other reason.
But like when leaked movie footage hits youtube and then you see "Removed for copyright reasons by Warner Brothers." You have a pretty good idea that what was yanked actually was real movie footage. Something similar could be going on here.
yeah i'm hoping it's just a 4 inch screen and not a 4.3
Maybe that whole "iphone nano" rumor was just the opposite. Purhapse the plan is to release a larger screen iPhone and keep the smaller screen iphone as the "nano".
who knows. i just really wanted 4 inche and 64gb but i guess i may get neither.
Im my opinion, i kinda like the iphone 4 glass front and back design. It looks elegant cOmpare to the ipad 2 design.
However i read some stuff that ipod touch will be faced out, and apple will release a cdma ipod/phone type that runs tru net where you can make a call and text. And the new iphone will be just like the old iphone but with larger screen and thinner.
I dont know if thats true but the question is are they really lunching 2 different iphone.
And there goes their license agreement up in smoke!
I seriously doubt Case-Mate would have these designs ready to go and create a page like this if they weren't confident that the iPhone 5 design was not legitimate. This smells like a controlled leak to me. It's not unusual for Apple to orchestrate things like this leading up to the release of a new product to gauge the response.
I think it's got to be genuine. Case mate are a huge company. I hope it's genuine... It looks mint
If this is the iPhone 5 then where is the ringer button on the side? It looks very reminiscent of the iPod touch unless they eliminate the ringer all together and just make that control internal but I doub itt. Also is that brushed aluminum on the back like the iPad because that would be awesome!
They moved the ringer switch to the other side of the phone next to the camera. You can see it best in the black case at the top of the image.
yeah i'm about 97.436% sure that's what it is. basically the same case as the ipad 2, brushed metal and curved. I've looked at another leaked case and interestingly. it has a curve on the edge just like this and just like the ipad 2. and the buttons are in the same spot. http://mashable.com/2011/09/02/iphone-5-thinner-wider/
i really think it will look a lot like the ipad 2 and have a 4 inch or more screen.
i saw this render prediction. i bet it look a lot like this shape wise with the proper buttons added in the right places.http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-R67VXMydw6E/Tm40Z6pRpmI/AAAAAAAABWo/fCjDuFcEFz...
Very nice. And is it possible that the same case might fit both the iPhone 5 and a new iPod touch 3G? I think it makes sense for Apple to sell an iPod touch 3G that has built-in 3G data connectivity, with an easy upgrade to 3G voice.
Not sure if it's technically or economically feasible, but it would be a great marketing tactic. People who are mid-contract with other smartphones could get an iPod touch 3G now, then upgrade it to do voice calls when their contract is up. No early termination fee, yet they can essentially buy an iPhone 5 in advance.
It would also remove a psychological barrier. People who buy iPod touches may not end up buying iPhones. This argument would disappear: "I already have an iPod touch, so I'll just get a free generic phone instead of an iPhone for voice calls."
Think about the gift factor. I'm not sure how easy it is to give someone an iPhone. Do you need to pay their cell phone bills as well? Or do you need to pay the full unlocked iPhone price? If Apple sells an iPod touch 3G, that uncertainty goes away. You buy it without a contract, and the giftee pays for the voice plan they want, if any.
And lastly, even if there were some iPhone 4 / 5 cannibalization factor from iPod touch 3G sales, Apple would still get revenue from carriers when users upgrade to voice calling. (They'll maintain their 2/3 profit share of the entire cell phone industry.)
I don't care if it looks like a potato, just hurry up and release it so I can spike this TurdBolt into the garbage!
I totally agree with you. I am sure Apple is behind it and the invites are going out today. Why no front pics? Teasing us for sure.
count you're blessings. You could be like me on a Pre minus with a broken keyboard and laggy performance. Hoping maybe you'll get lucky and someone will update one of the more recent apps for your phone release way back in 2010.
Your a fcking troll, go back to your android forum with all your other butt buddies, nobody wants you here.
Hahaha +1 GTFO stupid troll
can't Rene IP ban these people?
Is it possible that we are looking at the new case for the new iPod Touch?
sure. why not. Anything seems possible to me. however it was labeled iphone 5. but i guess it's possible.
all do respect i don't think they have a need for a leak. I think it was merely a mistake slash overzealous case maker. Its' not like they need to draw attention. Demand is large and attention will be there the day they say, "come to our event."
I hope not. It's so less elegant...


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CACM Professor Landon Hancock granted tenure and promoted to Associate ProfessorPosted Dec. 21, 2012
CACM professor Landon Hancock was granted tenure and promoted to Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science effective in the fall of 2012. Dr. Hancock is a noted expert on peace zones and peacebuilding, identity-based conflicts, and the conflict in Northern Ireland. He has assisted Cuyahoga Community College in designing its concentration in Peace and Conflict Studies and has co-edited two books on peacebuilding processes. With a PhD in Conflict Analysis from George Mason University, Dr. Hancock teaches CACM courses in conflict theory, transitional justice, international conflict resolution, and ethnic conflict. He will teach similar courses in the new doctoral track in Conflict Analysis and Management in the PhD degree in Political Science. Congratulations to Associate Professor Landon Hancock!


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On Tuesday, November 27, Mac Rood and Ellen Strauss of the Warren Village Dam Preservation Trust asked the Warren Select Board for their support in preserving the historic timber crib dam in Warren Village.
Once an integral part of the bustling mill town, the 200-year-old dam has started to deteriorate and getting permission to repair it "is going to be difficult," Rood said.
The dam is currently owned by the preservation trust, but the trust must first obtain a stream alteration permit from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) before it can start to repair the structure. Unfortunately, repairing dams "isn't a high priority for the ANR," Rood said.
"In fact, it's an anti-priority," Strauss explained, as the agency generally works to remove all non-operational installations in order to return rivers to their natural states.
While removing the dam could be better from an environmental standpoint, from a historical—and emotional—standpoint it would forever alter the face of the town.
"[The dam], it could be argued, is an essential part of the single most important resource in the town: its beauty," Gregory and Carolyn Schipa wrote in a My View letter to The Valley Reporter last month.
Indeed, the dam and its resulting mill pond and waterfall have become an almost "iconic" image of Warren, Rood said, pulling out a stack of postcards displaying the picturesque scene.
Regardless of the dam's incalculable aesthetic value, repairing the dam could have practical merit.
While the town of Warren is not responsible for the dam's upkeep, it is responsible for the upkeep of the covered bridge just upstream of it, "and we don't know what would happen to the foundations of the covered bridge if the dam weren't there," select board chair Andy Cunningham said.
But could the dam's continued existence also contribute to flooding upstream? It's possible, Rood explained.
In the end, one must weigh the effects the dam's preservation could have on the environment versus the effects it could have on the local community. "ANR has a lot of weight on river health," Strauss said, "but we also live here and this is our village."
The select board agreed to write a letter in support of the trust and its efforts to preserve the dam.
Warren Fire Department update
Peter DeFreest came next before the board to discuss plans for repairing the Warren Fire Department's E1 truck.
The truck was built with black iron piping that is now leaking and while the truck was recently appraised at only a $30,000 value, "it was custom built for here and we like it," DeFreest said.
Instead of spending between $400,000 and $500,000 on a new truck, the department is looking into replacing the plumbing with either stainless-steel piping (which would cost about $20,000) or new black iron piping (which would cost about $10,000, and could last another 20 years).
There is some uncertainty over whether—if the plumbing is repaired—the truck's frame will last in the long term and, currently, the opinions within the firehouse about the most cost-effective solution remain divided. "Some guys want to do one thing, some guys want to do another," DeFreest said. "We talk about it and it gets a little heated."
In the end, the board suggested that the department bring in an independent analyst to appraise the trucks and advise them on their best course of action. Board members also suggested that—within the next couple of years—the department plan for more long-term plan for repairs and replacements, so as not to surprise the board with any sudden requests for $500,000.


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Despite being a little far from the city centre, the Montien Riverside does have several advantages: the size of the rooms, the tennis courts and the view of Chao Phraya River. As far as food is concerned, you have a choice of three restaurants here.
The Montien Riverside is located some 19 mi from Bangkok airport, so it should take you around half an hour to get there by car. However, you should be aware that in Bangkok the traffic can become rather dense and your travel time can double from one day to the next. The hotel is located in the business district. A half hour ferry crossing will take you to the Royal Palace.
The Montien Riverside has a car park and a free shuttle service that will take you to the biggest shopping malls in town.
The Montien Riverside occupies a large, white, wave-shaped building on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The lobby bar is found in the area adjacent to the reception desk, and the view of the river from here is breathtaking. On the 6th floor, by the pool-bar, there are two table-tennis tables, a gym with around 10 machines, a press bench and 3 tennis courts. As far as facilities are concerned, in addition to the outdoor swimming-pool, you can enjoy a sauna, Turkish baths and a massage parlour. One final detail which is important; the hotel has a car park.
The size of the rooms is one of Montien Riverside's greatest advantages. You can definitely spread your things out and get comfortable, and the size extends to the beds as well, as the hotel offers king-size beds. All 462 rooms are fully equipped, from smoke detectors to safes, and as regards the view, we suggest that you ask for a room with a view over the Chao Phraya River, which is a stunning river, full of plant and animal life. The corner rooms afford a splendid view, in particular, and they have parquet floors in the entrance and wall-to-wall carpet in the living quarters. Fans of luxury will opt for the rooms on the 18th floor. Indeed, the deluxe floor has many things to offer: a porter, courtesy drinks, fruit baskets, the daily paper, a permanent coffee and tea service in the lounge, free access to the fitness club, and check-out until 4:00pm.
Buffet breakfast is served in the café next to the lobby bar. The choice is good, but guests who were expecting a continental breakfast will undoubtedly be disappointed: the juice is not freshly squeezed and there is a bigger choice of Asian dishes than there is of continental ones. For the other meals, the Montien Riverside proposes three different options: the Harbour View serves Italian cuisine, the Emperor serves Cantonese dishes and a vast choice of Dim Sum, and at the Sai Chol you can enjoy a mixture of Vietnamese and Thai food.
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"I will keep trying to give my best as I've always done when here and will continue to do so," he said. "I just hope to keep playing in a winning team.
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Blueberry Almond Macaroons
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|makes 3 dozen cookies
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- 21 ounces sweetened shredded coconut
- 6 eggs whites
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 1/4 cups blueberries
- 3/4 cup (6 3/4 ounces) sliced almonds
Adjust oven racks to upper and lower middle position and preheat oven to 325°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
In the bowl of a food processor, combine coconut, egg whites, sugar, salt, and almond extract and pulse until combined, about 6 pulses. Add blueberries and pulse until berries are mostly broken down but some flecks of skin remain visable, about 5 pulses. Add almonds and pulse until nuts are incorporated into dough, about 6 pulses.
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Badge - Maryborough High School, circa 1950s Reg. No: HT 18992
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- Metal Maryborough High School badge, used and owned by Bill Boyd in the 1950s.
The William Boyd Childhood Collection includes most of the childhood possessions of William (Bill) Boyd, who was born in 1947 and raised in the Victorian town of Maryborough. Kept by Lillian Boyd (Bill's mother) for decades, upon her death the Collection was donated by Bill to the former Museum of Childhood at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia. When the Museum of Childhood closed it was transferred to Museum Victoria.
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hey 4th i got a 3x9 scope i'll send ya FREE! if you can hit a barn door you'll win a prize!
it is one of them BEC shortie AR scopes-- hell it looks impressive with a 50mm lens.
only thing is it is one fuzzy bastard--LOL
you sure its "the gun" giving you that group at that distance? LOL might have been the pre shoot beverage...
besides that circle is still way smaller than a persons CB at that distance. thats plenty accurate enough for self defense. you may not win the star shooting contest, but it would still save your life.
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Nah. I put a Nikon on the other 10 inch shorty and I have no idea where the helll those bullets were going.
Think the barrel is bent..
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4th isn't that the same one you said you got pissed at and had to slam aginst the dock a couple times to purswade it??? "No respect I tell ya," "No respect"
Heck it probably got the BFH knocked against it a few times.
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Hay 4Th, I'll bet new bifocals for those coke bottle grasses would help more than a new scope.
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I have not really whipped these ARs like I have the AKs..
3x9 Nikon scope at 25 yards and I was not hitting the damn target?
I might put a bayonet on it and use it like a spear.
Maybe it was the wolf ammo?
Hell I dont know.
130 feet 2 inches with the AK...
I would bet I could get a good 140 feet out of a good toss with this thing at the range, if the wind is rite.
If their is no women or kids at the range. I will bring Mongo with me too measure.
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"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
are you serious? no hits @ 25 yards??? wolf ain't known for accuracy but inaccurate wolf should do a 5" 100 yards group or there about.
so it should hold a 1.5" group @ 25M easy with the wolf.
if it really is that bad the ammo must be defective --or the rifling is gone , or the barrel is warped--something has to broke bad to be that far off.
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