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Annie Jump Cannon was recently featured on an episode of Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Cosmos." Read this article from Delaware Today magazine to learn more about Annie Jump Cannon and her connection to Wesley College. http://www.delawaretoday.com/Delaware-Today/January-2012/Delaware-Today-302-Home-Wesley-College-Presidents-home-in-Dover/ You can watch the full episode, "Sisters of the Sun" at http://www.cosmosontv.com/watch/236611651828#
Wesley Professor of Business Management Dr. Kathleen Jacobs was interviewed in her capacity as a State Commissioner for an article on wage inequity and women in the Delaware State News, Sunday, April 27, 2014. Jacobs was quoted on conclusions that she had reached and presented to the Governor's Delaware Commission for Women on wage disparity in Delaware and the United States through her research. The State's Chief Economist was also interviewed within the same article. The title of the article...
Matthew Gallagher '10 was the keynote speaker for Wesley's Scholars Day program on April 15. Gallagher was a liberal studies major with concentrations in philosophy, English and history. He received the highest honor given to a Wesley graduate—the Faculty Award, where faculty nominate and then select the student that is most outstanding in the class at the commencement ceremony. He is currently working as a Senior Operations Consultant for Bank of America.The program is an opportunity for the...[more]
Wesley College and Picnic for Peace hosted a multi-generational, multi-cultural square dance as part of Dover's First Friday celebration. More than 40 people, including organizers, Wesley students, faculty, staff and community members, participated in the event on April 4, which took place on the Wesley campus. "Everybody had a good workout and a great time!" said Frances Riddle, Wesley College coordinator for student success. Picnic for Peace is a loose association of people in...[more]
Wesley College's Dominic McAnulty has been named the Capital Athletic Conference Men's Track Athlete of the Week, it was announced by the league office on April 8. This is the first weekly honor of any kind in McAnulty's career.
The Wesley College Chapter of Sigma Beta Delta Business International Honor Society, a certified member of the Association of College Honor Societies, held an induction ceremony on April 6. The inductees were determined by the business faculty officers' nominating committee of Sigma Beta Delta, within the MBNA School of Business and Accounting at Wesley based on character, academic excellence, and showing promise for future achievements. To be considered for the honor society, the students...[more]
Wesley College's Eric Willey has been named the Eastern College Athletic Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week, it was announced by the league office late April 1.
The College's Spring Commencement activities will begin with Baccalaureate at the Schwartz Center in downtown Dover at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, May 9, 2014. Participation in the service is encouraged but not required. Graduates, please bring your graduation gown to wear for the service; however, no caps and hoods are worn at this event. Because parking will be challenging in that area, we suggest that you park in the College lots and take advantage of the van shuttles that will be available to...[more]
Wesley College celebrated the 5th Annual Arts in the Parlor with a Gatsby Party on March 28 at the Schwartz Center for the Arts. Many of the 150 or so guests dressed in 1920s attire and all enjoyed stage performances, visual art displays and demonstrations, "The Swing Noteables" band, dancing, fine food and beverages. Students, alumni, faculty and staff showcased their creative talents during the evening. Presentations included Wesley's Concert Choir, Symphonic Band, Jazz Band and Jazz...[more]
Carlton Sheppard's school-record effort in the 1,500m Run highlighted the Wesley College track & field team's day at the Danny Curran Invitational on March 29.


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England: The Defender Of The Limited-Overs Weak, And Their Part In Saving Cricket With A 14-team 2015 World Cup
While other Test nations looked to pull up the ladder, England alone extended the hand of friendship to the ICC's affiliate nations, saying to the minnows of the cricketing sea: give us your poor, your huddled masses, your overweight part-time police officers-cum-offspinners, your trainee accountants who can hold up an end, your farm labourers who will give it a good whack if it's in the slot. Come to us, united in cricket and fellowship… and you can beat us at the next ICC World Cup. The decision to allow Associates to World Cup 2015, taken in Hong Kong this week, is vindication of England's vision.
Only England recognised that the best way to encourage a burgeoning cricketing nation is to let it humble the old colonial inventor of the game on the biggest stage of all. Just ask Bangladesh. Or Ireland. Or Australia (assuming they ever get any good again). Already, a crack ECB delegation (Gilo) is scouting ICC Americas Division IV, and has identified Costa Rica as the nation to give England an embarrassing bloody nose at ICC World Cup 2019, with a view for Andy Flower's hit-and-miss Limited-Overs outfit to tackle the proud sons of the isthmus in a pair of five-Test, seven-ODI, home-and-away series by 2022.
The events at the ICC conference this week have proved that England are right at the cutting edge of cricketing administration and that we are heroically fighting a lone battle against worldwide indifference to cricket, meddling from video replay-phobic Indian wonks, and the ongoing catastrophe of West Indians playing basketball. Already, Luxembourg, Sierra Leone and Qatar are being investigated as possible successful World Cup opponents, with new cricketing converts Qatar even keen to host ICC World Cup 2023 (slogan: "We don't know much about cricket, but we know what we like about money"). Only through the efforts of the ECB, and England's dodgy 50-over side getting rolled over by part-timers, will cricket ever truly become a global game.
All England asked in exchange for saving the future of cricket was that Samit Patel be allowed a runner, and it is typical of the short-sightedness of the same body that wanted Ireland locked in a cupboard under the stairs that they refused.
By Alan Tyers
Check out CrickiLeaks: The Secret Ashes Diaries, by Tyers and Beach, here

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EPA Fraud: Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf Actually Get Only 23, 25 MPG
The MPG figure must be calculated where the energy is produced. Doesn't matter if that happens in the car's engine ... or in the coal plant, as with the Leaf and Volt.
Renewable Energy: There Ain't No Free Lunch
The public's notion of "green energy" — energy production with no pollution and no environmental impact — is a fairy tale, pushed by a legacy media that doesn't understand the underlying issues but knows which side it's on.


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Ivory plaque depicting a winged sphinx
Phoenician, 9th-8th century BC, Found at Fort Shalmaneser, Nimrud (ancient Kalhu), northern Iraq
Clear Egyptian connections
The carved ivories from Nimrud (9th-8th century BC) are recognised as being the most important and spectacular discovery of the British expedition to the site of the ancient Assyrian capital of Nimrud in northern Iraq between 1949-1963. Fort Shalmaneser is the name given to the royal building in the south-east corner of the mound consisting of a palace, storerooms and arsenal for the Assyrian army. This openwork ivory plaque may originally have been part of a piece of luxury furniture which came to Assyria as part of tribute or booty.
The sphinx is carved in an Egyptianising style. He wears the Upper and Lower crown of Egypt and hanging from his chest is an apron with a projecting uraeus (rearing cobra) worn by Egyptian pharaohs. The Egyptianising or 'International' style shows that the ivory was probably carved by a Phoenician craftsman on the coast of the Levant. Other objects decorated in this style (metal vessels for example) found widely in the Near East and the Mediterranean clearly deeply influenced local products and decorative traditions.
More information
D. Collon, Ancient Near Eastern art (London, The British Museum Press, 1995)
J.E. Curtis and J.E. Reade (eds), Art and empire: treasures from (London, The British Museum Press, 1995)
Height: 6.900 cm
Width: 7.750 cm
Thickness: 1.000 cm
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Call-tracking software
Call tracking software records information about incoming telephone calls, but not the conversation. Call tracking is a technology which enables the pay per call business model, allowing the tracking of phone calls to be associated with performance-based advertising, and supplying additional analytic information about the phone calls.[1] Call tracking is a method of performance review for advertising. It is based on the technological possibility of measuring the behavior of callers and is thus the equivalent in telephony to the conversion tracking[2] used on the internet. Via different channels, both procedures offer the opportunity of clearly assigning a customer response to a specific advertising medium.
Call tracking may record:
- What number has called
- The geographical location of a caller, if available
- The time distribution of incoming calls
- Recording of the phone call
This information can be used to generate reports such as, amongst others:
- Caller names and addresses (if a database relating numbers to names and addresses is available)
- Postal code summary
- Missed calls
- Call summaries (e.g., hourly, daily)
- Details of repeat and unique callers
- Analysis of frequency of calls by city and area code, if available
An application of call tracking is to monitor the effectiveness of advertising campaigns by comparing tracking reports before and after.
Call tracking is available on all types of incoming PSTN and VoIP telephone lines.
There are currently two technological methods for telephone tracking. Besides an exclusively web-based function, it is possible to evaluate call numbers using a telephone server solution. In addition, there are a few software providers who support advertisers in telephone tracking.
Call-back function[edit]
The call-back function is exclusively web-based. Here, the internet user provides a phone number on the website of a company that is advertising at which he/she can be called back. As soon as the user confirms she wants to be contacted with a click of the mouse, the technology behind this automatically sets up a telephone conversation between the advertiser and the interested party.
At the same time, a cookie saves information on which online advertising medium led to the telephone call. As a web-based service, this procedure is limited to advertising measures on the internet.
Call number tracking[edit]
Unlike the call-back procedure, call number tracking does not include any web-based functions but is based on a telephone server solution. As a rule, advertisers are provided a multitude of service numbers for customer feedback, where land line numbers can also be used. This enables each print ad, each online banner and any number of other advertising media to communicate an individual phone number as a response element.[3] When an interested party phones one of the service numbers provided, the call is transferred through the telephone server to the company and it is measured via the call number, which advertising medium brought about the target customer contact. Correspondingly, in search engine marketing, precisely the keyword that caused the advertisement and via which the customer visited the website is measured. Through the synchronized evaluation of the telephone conversation and assignment of the service numbers for the individual advertising measure, this method of telephone tracking overcomes the media discontinuities of classic advertising, online marketing.
Traditional call number tracking - while serving its purpose well - requires an advertiser to maintain a pool of phone numbers. This can be costly and also interrupt an advertiser's branding efforts, as website visitors who are prospective clients interact with forwarding phone numbers that do not represent the advertiser's genuine phone number. As a result, if the advertiser decides to remove the call tracking functionality from its website and the phone numbers are not retained, the same phone numbers may later be assigned to new advertisers.
Newer call tracking technologies strive to resolve this issue. One such solution is a patent-pending technology trademarked Dynamic Capture. The technology assigns each phone call request a unique ID, which is later sent to analytics and leads management systems. The system uses the unique ID to sync visitor source information with the call record, providing a complete call analytics solution using a single phone number. It was launched in late 2013 by a company known as Outleads.[4]
Software for telephone tracking[edit]
The media discontinuity described above between offline and online advertising measures can be resolved using special tracking software. There are providers of tracking systems that measure the user journey or conversion chain (i.e. the sequence of clicks until conversion takes place) across all advertising channels. Most systems are limited to the online sector and neglect the advertising contacts from the offline world and consequently important stages of the user journey. It is possible, for example, that a user initially clicks on an advertising banner or a Google AdWords ad and then reaches the website of the online shop. Then he makes a phone call and enters the URL of the shop on the internet before finally making a purchase. The offline channels such as telephony are not mapped in traditional web tracking.
There are already a few providers of tracking systems who take into account the telephone as a response element to marketing measures. A special telephone tracking tool provides support here. The operator of a website, e. g. an online shop, starts by integrating the JavaScript code into their website. When a user clicks on an ad, he is assigned a cookie. The user then sees a dynamic telephone number displayed on the website via the JavaScript code. If the user dials the number, the incoming call is assigned to the user and the advertising medium last clicked on by means of a server-to-server connection between the telephone tracking software and the telephone provider.
Areas of application[edit]
Particularly for high-priced, advising-intensive products such as cars or insurance, there are often queries via telephone. The calls happen relatively far along the click chain and, in some cases, they even speed up the purchasing process. Telephone tracking plays an important role in assigning these calls and the profit generated by them to an advertising channel. In addition, the significance of the call can be mapped in the purchasing chain and its position can be determined. If one takes conversion chains, to use an example, that contain a call, it becomes evident that usually this call occurs immediately preceding the profit. At the same time, it can be determined whether the shopping basket content tends to be greater when a customer has called in previously, or if the conversion chain is shorter in cases of caller participation, as the purchasing security of the customer is increased. These and other analyses are possible by means of telephone tracking and lead to a new assessment of the telephone as a channel and thus the marketing measures in this area.
In the area of Google AdWords' search engine advertising, telephone tracking can assign calls to the keyword level. This information can be used for campaign management by, for example, increasing the cost per click bid for keywords with a high request rate. A bid management system can carry out these tasks automatically and with high statistical precision and optimize them according to individual cost-per-caller goals. In order to optimize cost-per-caller or ROI goals, the incorporation of a bid management system is necessary.
With the help of telephone tracking, new insights into the performance of online marketing are opened up to marketing managers. Until now, telephone contact interrupted or ended the click chain so that essentially no correct cost-per-order could be calculated. This hurdle of media discontinuity has been overcome with telephone tracking. Furthermore, this tracking method resolves the problem of correct assignment of orders placed by telephone. Online traders benefit primarily from this new technology. They obtain a precise insight into the interplay of online channels and the telephone. If these sales were not taken into account, the CPO would be significantly higher and the relevant keywords might be classified as unprofitable.
Furthermore, agencies can make use of telephone tracking to demonstrate the success of their marketing measures to their customers in telephony. To date, agencies were not able to present the fact that a buyer had called and purchased due to an advertising banner.
Despite many advantages, telephone tracking also has limitations. In order to assign each caller to a keyword, a correspondingly high number of phone numbers is needed, for example. With approximately 3 million page impressions a month and a number block of 500 phone numbers, measurements to the keyword level can be taken for about 45 minutes. With a higher number of impressions, telephone tracking is still possible but it becomes less precise as phone numbers can then only be allocated to ad group or campaign level. With corresponding distribution of the numbers, however, it can still be analyzed which ad or campaign the user clicked on last.
A further disadvantage for many customers results from the lacking memorability of the call numbers displayed. Many regular customers remember the phone number of the provider. The automatically generated call numbers can discourage these users. The problem can be avoided by assigning individual numbers only to those customers who came to the site via Google AdWords ads, for example.
Another hurdle for the deployment of telephone tracking are cookies. When a user deletes or disables these, the tracking is no longer effective. The call can no longer be assigned.
See also[edit]
- Call logging
- Web analytics
- Voice-based marketing automation
- Telemarketing
- Direct selling
- Bid management software
- ^ Alex Michael & Ben Salter (2007). Marketing Through Search Optimization: How People Search and How to Be Found. Butterworth-Heinemann. p. 160. ISBN 978-0-7506-8347-0. Retrieved March 15, 2011.
- ^ http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2066792/Google-Analytics-Conversion-Tracking-Single-Segment-Reporting-Power
- ^ http://www.smh.com.au/technology/biz-tech/mobile-revolution-prompts-evolution-of-marketing-analytics-20120515-1ynx0.html
- ^ http://agbeat.com/tech-news/outleads-call-tracking-analytics-single-number/
External links[edit]
- Search Engine Land Column - 4 Ways Post-Call Conversation Analytics Demonstrate Intent & Validate Conversions
- Sydney Morning Herald article - Mobile revolution prompts evolution of marketing analytics


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Never before have debates in the primary/caucus season ever meant so much to the final outcome of the vote than this year. It seems that the public is infatuated with these endless verbal battles. And each contest seems to result in some degree of a shift in public opinion.
The newsiest polls generally suggest that the race between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich in Florida is a very tight one. There is little doubt that the Jacksonville, Fla., debate on CNN will likely be the last chance that one of these two men can emerge as a front-runner. The question: Who will take the night?
In my opinion, Gingrich was a bit off in the debate held in Tampa, Fla. Part of that was the result of the format, which did not allow for audience reaction and was dominated primarily by one moderator. But Gingrich also seemed to lack the fire he had displayed in prior debates. Romney was the aggressor, and as all who have ever debated in high school or college know, in an even match, the win goes to the aggressor.
What both candidates really lack is a display of passion about what they will do to implement a truly conservative agenda if elected president. Romney is all over Gingrich for his consulting business and what he describes as a failed time as speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Gingrich is now enticed by issues such as a Swiss bank account Romney once had. I'll admit, it does sound a little fishy, but the fact is the people of Florida are far more concerned about jobs, the value of houses and the drain the Obama health care program is having with regard to Medicare than where Mitt stuck his money.
Here is what, in my judgment, each candidate needs to do in order to bring home a victory. I'll start with Romney.
Mitt Romney would in many ways seem the dream candidate for the Republicans. He is handsome, smart and, of his own making, successful. Here is his real problem ... he is too well organized and controlled for his own good. The press knows that Romney won't banter with them, and in fact, he has ignored opportunities to meet with various editorial boards in Florida. That sends out a cold and distant vibe that is hard for the former governor of Massachusetts to shake. Romney needs to be the real Mitt Romney. He should remind people that he became wealthy by his own hard work. And he should end the carping against Gingrich.
Gingrich needs to explain what he really accomplished as speaker of the House and tell the public the truth about why he resigned -- it was a matter of ambitious politicians seeing an opportunity to rise in the Congress after Gingrich delivered another congressional win for his party, but one not big enough to suit them. Newt seems to think we all know his history, and that is simply not the case. Why does he not look at Romney and say: "You were governor of one state for four years. So was Jimmy Carter -- and the experience gap was obvious once he was elected."
The real prize to be gained in Florida is the support of the many voters who identify with the tea party movement. They badly want to vote against the Republican establishment, but one of these two gentlemen must address their concerns. They want the scale of government reduced substantially. These same voters are sick of regulations and rules. And they want taxes reduced substantially.
No one cares what Romney did with his money ... but they might care if Gingrich would ever point out that he supports a tax rate for everyone that basically reflects what Romney paid, and that just a few debates earlier, Romney tossed out a much higher figure for the top tax rate for workers.
As for Romney, he should label Newt as a lifetime Washington insider. Whether it will stick is up to how deft Gingrich is in replying.
Finally, both men have established themselves as capable of taking on Barack Obama.
(Matthew Towery heads the polling and political information firm InsiderAdvantage.His column is distributed by Morris News and Creators' Syndicate.)
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International students pump $10M a year into regional economy
LaCrosse Tribune – November 17, 2011
The local impact of UW-L international students ranked third in the state, after UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee.
UW System could lose $65 million, UWM and Madison campuses most affected
FOX 6 – November 16, 2011
UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee would lose the most under the plan to "lapse," or cut, $65 million from the UW System.
MLB commissions a Miller Park study
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 16, 2011
The study, already under way, is led by Professor Swarnjit S. Arora, a University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee economics professor. The Marquette University Law School's Sports Law Institute is also lending some expertise as well.
Petition drive launched to recall Wisconsin governor
Los Angeles Times – November 16, 2011
"We're the nice people," said Mordecai Lee, a political scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. "We don't litter on highways. We say 'excuse me' when we bump into each other. Wisconsin culture had resisted the nationalization of politics for just so long. But it's like the wall suddenly collapsed a year ago."
Wauwatosa keeps Aaa bond rating
BizTimes.com – November 15, 2011
The city is currently working on the Milwaukee County Research Park, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Innovation Park and the Burleigh Triangle.
Democratic Effort to Recall Wisconsin Governor Begins Tuesday
Fox News – November 15, 2011
"I'm predicting $100 million," Said Mordecai Lee, Political Science Professor at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
Medical College appoints Kerschner dean
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 14, 2011
Raymond has launched with Marquette University, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Froedtert and Children's hospitals a consortium on health care economics and innovation and explored forming new relationships with rural health care systems.
Campus Connection: International student enrollments hit record high
Capital Times – November 14, 2011
Another 1,102 attended UW-Milwaukee, with Marquette University (509), UW-La Crosse (396) and UW-Eau Claire (228) rounding out the top five state institutions with the highest number of international students.
Apartment building in Riverwest includes ad space
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 14, 2011
Some of the renters could include University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee graduate students, and older undergraduates, Davies said.
Beautiful people earn more, are happier, researcher finds
The Globe and Mail – November 14, 2011
One new study by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, for instance, found companies with chief executives who have higher facial widths tend to fare better financially.
India city sets standard for improving survival rates
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 13. 2011
"They are very aware they need science and technology," said Pradeep Rohatgi, an engineering professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who set up one of Trivandrum's state-funded engineering research labs earlier in his career.
Where city factories, and now babies, die
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 12, 2011
During that time frame, the overall rates of poverty and unemployment in 53210 tripled. When the housing sector collapsed under the weight of subprime debt, the area felt the impact with particular force. "Nearly every block in the ZIP code has problem properties reaching the sheriff sale stage," according to a study of 53210 by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
School districts survey adds to recall menu
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 12, 2011
Said Mordecai Lee, a UW-Milwaukee political scientist, "The collective bargaining bill is the marquee star" of campaign issues – Act 10, which trimmed public employee collective bargaining – though "it's linked to education."
UWM professor considers satanic sex ritual stabbing "bizarre"
620 WTMJ – November 10, 2011
Stan Stojkovic is a professor of Social Welfare at UWM and told TODAY'S TMJ4, "The idea of Satanism and Werewolves, this sounds more like Hollywood. This sounds more like drama than it does any human behavior."
UWM Women's Soccer Defeating Odds On and Off the Field
620 WTMJ – November 15, 2011
Quietly, on the East side of Milwaukee, the Panther women's soccer team is rising up the charts.
Milwaukee's seeds of success take root
ESPN – November 15, 2011
Laura Moynihan came up with a simple slogan to stoke excitement surrounding the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's soccer program when she took over as head coach prior to the 1991 season.
NIU men's hoops shows improvement in close loss to UW-Milwaukee
Dekalb Daily Chronicle – November 15, 2011
But the odds won, the basketball smacking off the backboard just after the buzzer, handing Northern Illinois a 59-57 loss to Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-0) in front of 1,025 fans in Montgomery's regular-season home opener.
Panthers hold off Huskies
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 14, 2011
UW-Milwaukee weathered some shaky shooting and Northern Illinois' second-half rally as the Panthers pulled out a 59-57 victory Monday night at the NIU Convocation Center.
Former Ann Arbor-area prep athletes succeeding at the next level
AnnArbor.com – November 14, 2011
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's soccer team advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament over the weekend with a 3-0 win over Illinois State. Huron graduate Helen Steinhauser is a junior midfielder for the Horizon League champion Panthers (19-2) and is fourth on the team in points with four goals and five assists.
UWM Soccer: Panther women win, advance in NCAA
ThirdCoast Digest – November 13, 2011
A speedy, determined UWM Panther soccer squad overwhelmed the Illinois State Redbirds Saturday night, 3-0, in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Panthers get elusive NCAA tournament victory
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 12, 2011
UW-Milwaukee women's soccer coach Mike Moynihan said it was time to quit talking about an NCAA tournament victory and start doing.
Banged-up Panthers win opener
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 12, 2011
The good news for the UW-Milwaukee Panthers was that a lot of players got to play in their 71-65 season-opening victory over Southwest Minnesota State on Saturday afternoon at the U.S. Cellular Arena.
Tall Clinton lefty Langley joining UWM
Beloit Daily News – November 12, 2011
The 6-foot-6 left hander signed a letter of intent with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Friday night, achieving his dream of playing collegiate baseball.
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Leads Border Battle
CollegeSwimming.com – November 11, 2011
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's swimming team had a strong showing in the first session of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Border Battle meet Friday night.
UW women's basketball: Kelsey era starts with a victory at UW-Milwaukee
Madison.com – November 12, 2011
The University of Wisconsin women's basketball team accomplished just that Friday night in a 68-51 romp over UW-Milwaukee in Kelsey's regular season coaching debut before a crowd of 1,316 at the Klotsche Center.
Badgers too tall of an order for Panthers
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 11, 2011
After her Badgers defeated UW-Milwaukee, 68-51, at the Klotsche Center on Friday night and also crushed the Panthers on the boards, 48-24, Kelsey hadn't noticed until well after the game.
Prep sports: Madison Edgewood pals Arians, Lake make college decisions official
Madison.com – November 11, 2011
Then it was Arians' turn to sign his NLI to attend the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to play basketball.
UW women's basketball: Kelsey new to job, but not to peers
Capital Times – November 11, 2011
That work ethic, along with the positive recommendations of giants of the women's basketball world like Foster and Stanford's Tara VanDerveer, have helped Kelsey rise through the ranks to the point that she will be making her head coaching debut tonight when she leads the Badgers at UW-Milwaukee.
UW-Milwaukee: Artists' books cast a penetrating light at UWM Exhibition
WisBusiness.com – November 17, 2011
A selection of outstanding contemporary artists' books from the UWM Libraries' Special Collections is on display through Dec. 30 in the Fourth Floor Exhibition Gallery of the Golda Meir Library.
UWM Peck School of the Arts Announces Upcoming Events & Workshops
BroadwayWorld.com – November 16, 2011
Just released! Doc|UWM presents their first Cream City Soundcheck video.
Park Forest native Daneille at Freedom Hall
Southtown Star – November 16, 2011
Daneille received an honorable mention from the National Association of Teachers of Singing and had a young artist slot at the International Art Song Festival at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
'Shutter' opens at UWM Friday
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 14, 2011
|Many of the photographers included in "Shutter," a new exhibit at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, are journalists who, at some point, encountered a story with a more open ended narrative, a story that became a personal pursuit.
Chamber Music Milwaukee: Six delights
ThirdCoast Digest – November 12, 2011
An enthusiastic, relatively young audience heard six different ensembles at the Chamber Music Milwaukee concert Thursday (Nov. 10) evening at the UWM Zelazo Center.
Arts groups find beauty together in 'Maria de Buenos Aires'
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 11, 2011
Directed by Dani Kuepper of Danceworks, Jill Anna Ponasik of Milwaukee Opera Theatre and Simone Ferro of the UWM Dance Department, with Richard Hynson leading the Chamber Orchestra, the production filled the highly adaptable performance space of Calvary Presbyterian Church with steamy tangos, fine singing, expressive dance and a haunting tale.
Going 'Downhill' at UWM; Heading back to 'Idaho'; Mitchum in the 'Middle'; Allis brings back Durbin
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – November 10, 2011
Check it out for yourself in free screenings at 9 p.m. Friday, 5 and 9 p.m. Saturday, and 5 p.m. Sunday at UWM Union Theatre, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.


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Data jam!
Yes, at first we also had no idea what it meant, except that Vice President Biden was involved.
It turns out that a data jam is a brainstorming session where technology and design experts and representatives from state and federal departments of labor and commerce try to figure out ways to use technology to connect job seekers with employment.
The goal is to try to make it easier for people who need jobs to digitally connect with ones that are open. It also wants to use technology to make workforce training more job-specific than theoretical.
Biden, Labor Secretary Thomas Perez and about 75 others attended the jam which, despite its mission, was decidedly low-tech.
Attendees sat at large tables that contained a pile of Post-its, Sharpie markers and an easel holding a posterboard that read, "21st Century Jobs Jam!"
Nothing says 21st Century like posterboard!
Participants wrote their ideas on the sticky notes and put them on the boards; the groups then voted for the idea they liked best. How did they vote? By sticking red dot stickers on the piece of paper where that idea was written.
A piece of paper reading "Policy Parking Lot" was affixed to the wall, but nothing was written on it.
Another wall hanging likely got more attention -- a huge photo of President Obama sitting courtside at a basketball game with George Clooney.
Biden went around to each table and looked at the ideas. One included an app that let people swipe for jobs, called "Swipe for Success." Kind of like a dating app, but for jobs.
"The bad news is: If you have a really good idea, there's no way out, man," Biden joked. "We are going to try to own you."
More bad news: The event happened hours after the Bureau of Economic Analysis said the economy shrank at an annualized rate of 2.9 percent, the worst since the recession.
Despite that, Biden said there are "tens of thousands" of jobs out there, but people need help finding them.
"And the truth of the matter is people go, okay, well, you tell me there's 100,000 jobs -- Joe, where? Name me the place. I'll go. Tell me what certificate I have to go to the community college to get to qualify for this job. I'll do it," he said.


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At last I got rid of this problem.
Thanks a lot to Tofucifer, Husse for trying your best to help me solve this issue.
Actually I posted another question http://www.linuxmint.com/forum/viewtopi ... 90&t=21755
For which I got a reply to visit another thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=294275
In which they suggested to upgrade the Kernel to linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.28_i386.deb
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I don't even know weather it solved my problem directly or indirectly.... ( all it was a trail and error )
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text: Once again, René Clemencic uncovers a jewel from the Middle Ages: a poetic epic by Hadamar von Laber entitled "The Hunt", one of the most beautiful and colorful allegories of courtly love from the 14th century. Clemencic uses melodies that may very well come down to us from Wolfram von Eschenbach. This epic "Minnesang" is embedded within a framework of love songs and dances likewise from medieval times. Clemencic has released over 100 records and CDs, both as a soloist and conductor. Despite all his musicological knowledge and commitment, the leader of the Clemencic Consort always values spirited authenticity and consciously avoids schoolmasterly finger-wagging.


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Senior Vanessa Eekhoff caught fire in the closing moments Thurday night to help keep host Western Michigan Christian undefeated in league play with a 44-41 win over Covenant Christian.
The senior post player, who spent significant time on the bench in foul trouble, scored all 13 of her points in the last five minutes of the game, including seven in the final two minutes.
The Lady Warriors, now 11-4 overall and 5-0 in the River Valley Conference, trailed 29-25 going into the final period.
WMC's Rachel Bruinsma added 11 points, snared 13 rebounds, had eight steals and five blocks while teammate Julie Merz had six points, eight assists and eight steals. Alyssa Wright chipped in with eight points.
Junior Varsity: WMC lost 54-18. Mikaela Erickson led the Lady Warriors with six points and Kristina Veurink chipped in with four.


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On Feb. 19, the temperature was down in the low 20s in Marianna, Florida. Hardly typical. But Lamont Ennis wasn't complaining. "Isn't it a beautiful day? This will knock the flies back."
It's no wonder Ennis welcomes cold weather. This general manager of the Southern Cattle Company, said he and his crew fight flies at least six months out of the year. They appreciate any help Mother Nature throws their way.
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These celebs have escaped near-death experiences
Tracy Morgan was recently in a terrible car accident. The comedian/actor was involved in a multi-car crash leaving one person dead and Tracy in critical condition. While traveling home on the New Jersey Turnpike from a tour date in Delaware, a truck collided with Morgan's chauffeured SUV. Tracy suffered a broken femur, broken nose, and several broken ribs. Fellow comedian James McNair, who was traveling with Tracy, was killed. Two other passengers in the car were also seriously injured.
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Hod Lipson Explores 3D Printing for Food
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Monday, June 23 | 4:00 – 4:45 p.m.
For the past several years, one of the special features of the Scientific Program has been inclusion of at least two Beacon Lecturers. Beacon Lecturers are invited because each brings an added dimension to the programming. Their topics are provocative and mind-expanding and often fall a bit outside the boundaries of other Scientific Program content. The lecture format is quick and powerful: a 45-min session that includes time for questions and answers.
On Monday, June 23, starting at 4 p.m., Hod Lipson, professor of engineering at Cornell University, will describe the disruptive principles underlying 3D printing and their sprawling effect, from education to medicine to art to architecture, and from bio-printing to food printing. Co-author of the recent book Fabricated: The New World of 3D Printing, Lipson will discuss what the future holds for this technology.
Lipson's work on self-aware and self-replicating robots, food printing, and bio-printing has received widespread media coverage and been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Time, CNN, and National Public Radio (NPR). Lipson has co-authored over 200 technical papers and speaks frequently at high-profile venues such as TED and the U.S. National Academies. He directs the Creative Machines Lab, which pioneers new ways to make machines that create, and machines that are creative.
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Lakeland, Florida - As the budget battle continues in the Senate and the threat of a government shutdown looms, many are concerned about government benefits.
"I get so tired of those idiots in Washington DC playing with us," said Lakeland resident Georgia Chiaia.
The 73-year-old is worried about how a possible shutdown would affect her once-per-month $1,051 Social Security payment.
"I have to pay my electric, my other utilities. I have my car insurance that has to be paid or you don't have a driver's license."
Also read: 66 questions and answers about the gov't shutdown
Veterans would still be able to visit hospitals for inpatient care, get mental health counseling at vet centers, or get prescriptions filled at VA health clinics. But those appealing denial of disability benefits will have to wait should there be a government shutdown.


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The word is out. Winter has arrived. I had a 6:30 Breakfast Monday with Ron Abramovich and a fellow weather scientist friend of his who is a meteorologist for Idaho Power. It seems that we go thru these sleepless nights and restless days waiting for the snow to come. After listening to their stories and analogies of the coming year, I came away saturated with information on how the weather system works. What I learned was that we will have winter, we will get enough snow and we will have our season.
Today I went to the mountain and found out that the 10 inches of snow that is reported is somewhere near the bottom of Bogus Basin. At the Training Center there is well over 18 inches of dense snow that will create a good base. Bogus Basin is planning on opening for the 2012-2013 season December 21. I see that as a very likely event so we will gear up for that to happen.


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The Environmental Communication Yearbook is a multidisciplinary forum through which a broad audience of academics, professionals, and practitioners can share and build theoretical, critical, and applied scholarship addressing environmental communication in a variety of contexts. This peer-reviewed annual publication invites submissions that showcase and/or advance our understanding of the production, reception, contexts, or processes of human communication regarding environmental issues. Theoretical expositions, literature reviews, case studies, cultural and mass media studies, best practices, and essays on emerging issues are welcome, as are both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Areas of topical coverage will include:
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September 13, 2010 - Bernd Zangerl
In June, Bernd Zangerl (Austria), Justin Hawkins (South Africa), Therese Johansen (Norway), Torstein Eide (Norway) and Belinda Weiss (Austria) were exploring the Norwegian coast up to the Arctic Circle. The goal was finding new spots for bouldering and making a new movie with Josh Knox. The movie should come out this Autumn on TV.


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This is the weirdest computer issue I've ever had. I have a HP p7-1235 with AMD A8-5500 3.2Ghz and Radeon HD 7560D, it's about 3 months old with an Acer H233H as the primary(DVI Analog) and a older Samsung 223BW (VGA) as the secondary monitor. About a week ago the Samsung wouldn't show the extended desktop after the monitors had been off for a few hours, whether it was after a cold boot or when windows shuts down the monitors off after 30 minutes of inactivity. But if I push the power button on and off the Samsung, the display is restored. The latest drivers installed.
The weird thing is that the display is active through the booting process, the windows is starting message displays but once windows 7 is through the bootup process the Samsung needs to have the power button cycled off then back on before it displays again. However if I turn the computer off for around an hour or two or even just a few minutes and reboot both monitors work fine.
I read on an HP forum that I should do a system restore to a time when I knew that the system was working so I did that and still have the same problem. So I assume it's not windows. Am I making the wrong assumption do you think.
If hardware is the issue is it more likely the mb video card or the monitor itself?
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| lily chapter 1 . 1/17
Write something else about Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves please))
| Androsama chapter 1 . 3/25/2014
It was a great story. So Robin somehow knew Will is his brother but he didn't want to say it out loud. And Will is so defensive, he can't trust Robin, but in the end he saved his life. He's brave and not a coward I think. He's just too afraid to trust anyone. And it was a nice brotherly scene in the end. Maybe one day Will starts to trust Robin, because Robin trusts Will.
| Mideila chapter 1 . 3/22/2014
Everything is perfect, so much action. but I didn't understand a bit, Robin didn't understand that Will was his brother, right?
| Wrinkled Fabric chapter 1 . 2/19/2014
Ahhh loved this so much! Thanks for sharing :)
| kmeticata chapter 1 . 12/16/2013
its just too cute
| Sheherazade's Fable chapter 1 . 11/3/2013
This was really well written, and I admire the scene between Will and Robin at the end. Good job.
| DanelleSephton chapter 1 . 12/9/2012
perfect. well executed, well worded, just perfect. and you managed to do use a very little touched upon relationship movie wise, and turn it into a believible yet touching story. great job
| Scarlett Rose chapter 1 . 11/1/2012
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| sarah0406 chapter 1 . 9/5/2012
I love it! Just great! And something Will might really do... Just to save his skin but still nobody but him could think about it... In this particular situation...
| Aranna Undomiel chapter 1 . 9/2/2012
Great to see a story for this fandom again, really loved it. The sarcastic banter between Will and Robin, and how Robin slowly got to realise what it meant to see Will becoming sick because of the potion.
Really hope you'll write more in this fandom soon :D
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Never never never never stop writing for this. NEVER. You are amazing! It's not just that not a lot of people write for this fandom, although that's true, but you do it AND you're a fantastic writer with wonderful characterization. I will never get tired of your take on these characters and honestly when I saw you had written a new one I freaked out a little. This was so awesome. The witch is such a useful character that not enough people take advantage of, and you did a great job of it. Please write more soon!
| Izzie McCool chapter 1 . 8/21/2012
This was so beautiful, and clever! I should have seen it coming, but I didn't! I was reading, wondering what the heck was wrong with Will, and realized it about the same time Robin did... It was brilliant! as always, this was well written, and since I've read you other stuff too, I kind of knew that you knew Will and Robin, but it was really great to read something this good, and true to the characters. Hope you pose more :))
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I love how you write Robin and Will so much! And I love the ending, it makes so much more sense for them to gradually realize and accept their relationship as opposed to the movie, where they are bros pretty much immediately. Great job on the story!
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I really loved this. It was clever, and it was well done. Robin's reaction when he realized what must be the cause of Will's illness was perfect. Will giving in and asking what Robin wished for was perfect, too. Touching ending. Please write more!


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The British Second Army took Brussels on 3 September and then managed to cover the 60 miles to Antwerp on 4 September. The British 11th Armoured Division entered the city to find that the port was relatively intact, largely because of activities of the Belgian Resistance. Commander Major General George Philip Roberts of the 11th Armored Division ordered a pause for two days, neglecting to order his troops to secure the bridges over the Albert Canal on the northern edge of the city. Indeed, the whole XXX Corps then paused for a three-day rest to refit and refuel. Had the bridges been secured on 4 September, the way would have been open to the eastern base of the South Beveland Peninsula some 17 miles distant. This would have trapped the remaining units of Generaloberst (U.S. equiv. full general) Gustav von Zagen's Fifteenth Army of some 100,000 men in a pocket. By 6 September, however, German resistance had rallied to permit the British only a small bridgehead that was subsequently destroyed.
The German Fifteenth Army was sealed off in the Calais-Flanders region in what was known as the "Breskens pocket." On 4 September, von Zagen ordered an evacuation across the estuary, in which the troops were ferried to Walcheren. By the time the evacuation was completed on 23 September, the Germans had managed to extract some 86,000 men, 616 guns, 6,200 vehicles, and 6,000 horses. Had the Beveland Peninsula been cut off, the evacuation would have taken a different route, a 12-hour journey to reach safety, and allowed for more Allied interference.
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery did not bring the full force of his 21st Army Group to bear on clearing the surrounding countryside to allow traffic on the Scheldt River. Indeed, he did not even order the First Canadian Army to clear the Scheldt estuary until late September, even while that force was still tasked with clearing the Channel ports. Not until 16 October did Montgomery order that the Scheldt be cleared with the utmost vigor, irrespective of casualties. The port itself did not open for traffic until 26 November.
Most scholars believe Montgomery's failure at Antwerp influenced his concern that the maximum amount of force and effort be applied in the subsequent Operation market-garden. The Battle of Antwerp was a lost opportunity for the Allies to open a major port early, trap a large German force, and potentially end the war sooner.
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Levine, Alan J. From the Normandy Beaches to the Baltic Sea: The Northwest Europe Campaign, 1944–1945. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2000.; Weigley, Russell. Eisenhower's Lieutenants: The Campaign of France and Germany, 1944–1945. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1981.


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Dr. Patrick Moore, one of the founders of the militant ecology movement in the 1970s, is now considered a "heretic" and a "traitor" by many of his former radical colleagues. But Moore, who considers himself a "sensible environmentalist," says he parted ways with Greenpeace and others of their ilk when "they turned anti-human and anti-science."
Dr. Moore was a keynote speaker at the Heartland Institute's 9th International Climate Conference, a gathering of many of the world's top climate scientists and researchers who challenge the increasingly discredited claim that human-generated CO2 is causing a global-warming crisis that requires massive government intervention and unprecedented regimentation of all humankind. The Heartland conference was held July 7-9 at the Mandalay Bay Casino-Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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For many years Dr. Patrick Moore was one of the most well-known faces of Greenpeace, the radical environmental organization famous for its "direct action" confrontations over whaling, seal hunting, nuclear testing, and other issues. He was one of the original activists who manned the fishing boat called The Greenpeace to protest nuclear bomb testing and one of the organization's most photographed and interviewed leaders. Dr. Moore was one of the co-founders of Greenpeace and one of its earliest presidents. He later served as president of Greenpeace Canada and was a longtime director of Greenpeace International.
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Hidden - 2nd - 26/May/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/May/13
Thought it was pretty good.machars - Lead O/S - 27/May/12 with Ben Sharp
Ben Sharp - 2nd - 27/May/12 with Graeme Barr
I can't recommend this route. The three blocks are very loose, yet need to be pulled on and stood on. A lot of plants are growing out just underneath this, interfering with gear and holds and the crack itself is dirty so jams don't feel secure.jonnie3430 - AltLd O/S - 03/Jun/10
Carol Goodall - 2nd - 03/Jun/10 with Jonnie Williams
johnbiggar - 2009
found it quite tricky and the dirt didn't help! Used all small cams lower down so could not protect the upper crack, got to the top of this and my feet slipped, fell 7m and smashed my ankle on small sloping ledge. 3hr crawl and hop back to the bothy and then kind walkers gave me a lift out, cheers!Neil Mackenzie - Lead dnf - 14/Jun/08 with simon
Fultonius - Lead O/S - 21/Jul/07 with Malcolm Airey
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Bruce Kerr - Lead - 14/Aug/94 with Colin MacDonald