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University of California, Santa Cruz
How many tenure-track or tenured faculty -- male/female?
How many graduate students-- male/female?
How many post doctoral associates - male/female?
Is there a family leave policy for graduate students? If so, describe.
The graduate division approves unpaid Leaves of Absence. Leaves of Absence will be granted for sound educational purposes, health reasons, financial problems, and family responsibilities. Consistent with the TA union contract, paid leave is provided in many different instances including military leave, medical leave, family leave, jury duty, maternity leave, and bereavement leave.
Is there family health insurance for graduate students? If so, is it included in the stipend?
Graduate Student Health Insurance is provided by the department. Family/spouse/dependent health insurance is available, but is not covered by the department; it must be purchased through the student health center.
Please describe why someone applying to graduate school who is interested in a female-friendly department should choose your department.
The Physics Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has a long history of successfully mentoring female students. For many years, our graduate student population has been more than 25% female. Our female students have generally gone on to successful careers, in areas such as cosmology and astrophysics (academic positions, including professorships), in condensed matter physics (both academic and industrial positions), particle physics theory and experiment, and applied physics. Our department hosts a Women in Physics club for both graduate and undergraduate students with regular monthly meetings, and in Fall 2013 we will initiate a mentoring program for female physics students. Broader UCSC campus resources include an active Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) group and a STEM Career-Life Balance Resource Center. Our Physics faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students are organizing the 2015 West Coast Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics, and we previously hosted this meeting in 2010.
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THE WHO singer Roger Daltrey has put together a staggering line-up of rock acts for a week of charity concerts - and admits he was overwhelmed by the enthusiastic response.
The veteran rocker, 59, has hired out London's Royal Albert Hall for six nights starting tonight (24MAR03) with Coldplay and Richard Hawley.
Other acts set to play include guitar legend Eric Clapton, ex-VERVE singer Richard Ashcroft, Supergrass, Ash, Madness and Asian Dub Foundation.
But Roger admits that it wasn't all plain sailing. He says, "I had so many sleepless nights.
"For a while I was stuck for a big hitter. Elton John would have loved to do it, but he's on tour. He said, 'Give Eric Clapton a call.'
"Eric checked his band's availability, got back to me in an hour and said he was on and they wouldn't need to rehearse. My heart was pounding so much, I'd forgotten to ask him how long he was going to play."
Soon enough, a handful of top acts had confirmed much to Roger's relief.
He says, "Each time I got someone, I was leaping around."
All proceeds from the concerts go to THE TEENAGE CANCER TRUST, a charity Roger has been involved with for the last three years.
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I Went To Cut My "practice" Wedding Cake And There Are Blue Spots Throughout. Please Help.
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AHello Everyone, I am making a wedding cake for a customer and after finishing my practice cake I started to cut it and there are blue spots through out. My cake is a scratch vanilla bean cake recipe, with a thin layer of American vanilla bean butter cream to prevent the filling from soaking in to the cake, and then a home made raspberry filling using raspberries, sugar, water, lemon juice and cornstarch. Any ideas on what would cause this? I have been wracking my brain! Thanks for any and all suggestions. [IMG]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/2985417/width/200/height/400[/IMG]
I'm pretty sure it's raspberry seeds. I sell a lemon cupcake with raspberry frosting (made with real frozen raspberry puree), and when you bite it there is a blue tinge between the frosting and the sponge. This doesn't happen on the odd occasion when I make the frosting with raspberry jam though. You could try adding a thicker layer of buttercream under the filling to make sure it doesn't seep through?
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Raleigh, N.C. — As the June 30 budget deadline looms with no legislative deal in the works, Gov. Pat McCrory is instructing state agencies to prepare for what, for many, would be the worst-case scenario.
According to a budget guidance memo sent out Monday from the Office of State Budget and Management, agencies should plan to budget for July as if the lesser amount of funding in either the House or the Senate plans has been put in place.
McCrory makes one exception to that rule: The 7,400 teaching assistants that would be cut under the Senate plan are not being cut.
McCrory spokesman Josh Ellis pointed out that overall, budget spending is up slightly, especially in areas such as the Department of Health and Human Services, so not every area will see less funding. He suggested that larger departments could shift spending to absorb some changes in the short term.
However, agencies are directed to begin the termination process for any state employee whose job would be cut by the House and Senate proposals.
Teachers and state employees will see no pay increases under the guidance memo.
No expansion items, from additional pre-kindergarten slots to extra money for medical examiners, are to be implemented.
Each agency would have to adjust overall spending to match the lesser of the two spending plans. While they would not have to take exact line-item cuts proposed by either plan, the dollars will come out on the bottom line.
The cuts they may have to prepare for include:
- The Department of Public Instruction would have to prepare for a funding cut of 30 percent plus 70 fewer school nurses.
- The University of North Carolina system would see an additional $19.8 million cut.
- DHHS would receive less in Medicaid funding - the Senate cut $32 million from coverage for 15,000 aged, blind, disabled and medically needy people.
- The Department of Public Safety may need to prepare to close two women's prisons: Fountain in Nash County and North Piedmont in Davidson County.
House and Senate leaders have been hinting that, should they fail to reach a deal, they could walk away and leave the current budget in place.
McCrory's directive takes it one step further by beginning the process of enacting the lowest number proposed by either chamber, essentially calling their bluff.
Spokesman Josh Ellis took issue with that characterization, saying it's no different than in any year in which lawmakers don't appear close to a budget deal by the deadline.
Asked why the governor was instructing agencies to prepare for cuts that haven't yet been approved, Ellis said it's McCrory's job to prepare for the upcoming fiscal year, noting that schools and local governments are trying to plan as well.
The changes are not necessitated by budget constraints, he said, noting the state is beginning the year with a higher unreserved balance than last year.
"We certainly hope a budget compromise will be reached," Ellis said. "In case an amended budget isn't passed by June 30, we're trying to get the process in place."
Senate leader Phil Berger's spokeswoman, Amy Auth, wouldn't comment on how negotiations are going, except to say that negotiators "must receive the real numbers on Medicaid and the lottery we requested from DHHS and OSBM to move forward on the budget."


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Weekend Roundup March 21-24
You're almost there… if you sniff the air you can probably get a whiff of Spring Break right around the corner! Our list of Spring Break Camps can help you plan how to keep the kids busy and entertained. In the meantime, we've created our weekly list of fun & free/cheap things to do around Huntsville over the next three days.
Please keep in mind all the other events that are happening in our area that might not be listed below – more are listed in our full Event Calendar. Remember to click on the ORANGE TEXT to get more information about any event below.
Also be sure to take a look at our Giveaways Page and enter to win a set of required summer reading titles for Huntsville City Schools. And our annual Easter Activities Guide lists all the free public egg hunts and bunny sightings happening in and around Huntsville in the next few weeks.
See something we missed? Leave the details in the comment section and share with your fellow Rocket City Parents.
1. Sleeping Beauty Sneak Peek Storytime
Thursday at 6:30PM
Join the Downtown Huntsville Library's Pajamatime Storytime group for a very special preview of Alabama Youth Ballet's Sleeping Beauty. Dancers will show off costumes, talk about the story, and show some of the beautiful ballet moves from the production. Free and open to the public.
2. EGGStravaganza in Decatur
Saturday from 10:00AM – 2:00PM
Potentially the state of Alabama's largest Easter egg hunt! 5,000 eggs will be dropped from atop Decatur Fire Department's extended ladder truck – totaling 45,000 eggs for kids to retrieve at Ingalls Pavilion in Decatur. The Easter Bunny will be on hand, as well as a petting zoo, games, door prizes, and an art contest. For more information contact Kelly at (256) 341-4958. Free and open to the public – bring your own baskets!
3. Lowe's Family Workshop
Saturday from 10:00AM – 11:00PM
Today's Lowe's Build and Grow kit is all about DreamWorks Animation's new movie, The Crood's. You and your kids can build an awesome Piranhakeet Chomper inspired by the flick, and receive a free apron, goggles, patch, and more! Free and open to the public, but pre-registration required. Register by clicking HERE.
4. Make an Egg Mosaic
Saturday from 10:00AM – Noon
Let your kids explore their creativity while you shop at the new Michael's Kid's Club programs! Only $2 per child reserves 30 minutes for your creative kid. Sessions starting every half hour from 10AM – 11:30AM. Call your local store for more info – University Drive (256-971-0140); Airport Road (256-885-1779).
5. Feel like a Giant!
Saturday from 10:00AM – 2:00PM
Remember that movie, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids? Well, Huntsville Botanical Garden's Grand Opening of their new outdoor interactive exhibit, "Giant Garden. Little Me." is here! Don't miss the Ginormous Grass Blades or Super-sized Sandbox. You definitely can't overlook the Big Dog Dog House or the King-sized Checkers. And there's so much more! There will be games, activities, refreshments, and music by Steve from Metropolitan DJ. There will be plenty of fun and exploring in their BIG backyard along with other parts of the Garden. The new dinosaur-themed puppet show from the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library will debut at noon! Get there early for a good seat! Garden members free, non-member admission applies. *In case of inclement weather, all events will occur in the Boeing Classroom inside the Visitor's Center.


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One lane of I-80 was closed while crews cleaned up an accident near the Waverly interchange.
Crews were called to westbound Interstate 80, just west of the exit to Waverly, around 5:15 Tuesday evening.
Lancaster Sheriff's Office Sergeant Mike Peschong said the initial information leads investigators to believe the driver fell asleep.
The 2005 Jeep Wrangler hit the jersey barrier then crossed both lanes and rolled at least twice before it came to rest in the north ditch.
Peschong said the driver, a Lincoln woman, was transported to Bryan West with non-life threatening injuries.
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2004 Annual Report
As a world leader in cancer research, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is no stranger to landmark achievements. The past year, though, stands out — not only as one of impressive milestones for our institution's history, but also for its future.
This year, the Hutchinson Center added its third Nobel laureate as Dr. Linda Buck won the Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology for her groundbreaking discoveries about the molecules that underlie our sense of smell. Also, longtime supporter Robert M. Arnold made an unprecedented $15 million gift to the Hutchinson Center. Both of these landmarks are testimony to the Center's 30-year legacy of research excellence.
More importantly, though, these events highlight the powerful future of research at our institution. Linda's Nobel Prize underscores the limitless potential of our Fundamental Research Initiative, in which today's research to understand the basic properties of human cells opens doors to tomorrow's advances in disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Bob Arnold's gift, which is unrestricted as to its use, will allow us to recruit additional creative scientists like Linda to our outstanding faculty and will fuel innovative new directions in research, like our Early Detection and Intervention Research Initiative.
The enormous impact that early detection of cancer could have on saving lives is one of the most exciting research directions of our time — and one in which the Hutchinson Center is emerging as a world leader. Dr. Samir Hanash, one of the newest members of the Early Detection and Intervention Initiative, joined the more than 50 faculty members in the initiative dedicated to discovering the most effective ways to find and treat cancer at its earliest stages through innovative technologies far more powerful than current methods. Although the field is in its early stages, already our scientists have developed a blood test to predict whether leukemia will return after treatment. They have also identified a protein that could lead to a new blood test for detecting ovarian cancer.
Our leadership in the field was recognized this year by the National Cancer Institute, which has selected us as one of only two institutions in the country to lead a project that will spur the development of simple blood tests to diagnose early stage cancer, predict the best course of therapy and monitor a patient's response to treatment. We also have spearheaded alliances with other institutions, including representatives from several countries in Asia, to promote early detection and molecular diagnostics as an international health project.
Early detection is but one of several of new Hutchinson Center initiatives dedicated to improving human health in which our scientists are leaders in their fields. For more detail, visit www.fhcrc.org/research/. All of these initiatives require significant investments of research time—and money. As a Hutchinson Center donor, you have been an essential partner in our fight against cancer, HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening diseases. With your continued support, we will continue to unleash the potential of science to save lives.
You can read more about these stories in the Spring 2005 edition of Quest.
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Even with snow on the ground, high school girls are probably already thinking about their prom dresses. With some proms as early as April, it is certainly not too soon to get started.
Your Sister's Closet in Cadillac is a consignment shop specializing in prom dresses and accessories. They accept clean dresses for consignment and often feature one-of-a-kind dresses for sale.
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Penny Chenery, First Lady of Racing, Dies at 95
California Chrome on the track the week before the Kentucky Derby. (Photo by Eclipse Sportswire)
California Chrome continued his journey toward the second leg of the Triple Crown on Sunday by galloping 1 ¾ miles on the main track at Churchill Downs, where exercise rider Willie Delgado says he is thriving.
"He loves it out there," exercise rider Willie Delgado said. "Whatever he does, I just let him do. He is a rock star and I am just a groupie. He is the Kentucky Derby winner; he can do whatever he wants."
The colt will either jog or gallop one final time at Churchill Downs Monday morning before heading to Pimlico for Saturday's Preakness Stakes. He will share a plane with Pablo Del Monte, Ride On Curlin, and General a Rod with those three also running in the Preakness Stakes.
Illinois Derby winner Dynamic Impact put in a five-furlong workout at Churchill Downs on Sunday, going 1:03.60 with jockey Miguel Mena aboard. The colt, who will be ridden by Mena in the Preakness, is scheduled to fly to Baltimore on Wednesday.
Bayern, who also will ship to Pimlico on Wednesday, will have an equipment change in the Preakness Stakes. The colt, who finished first but was disqualified to second in the Derby Trial, will again run without blinkers in the race.
Bayern has run without the blinkers before, winning an allowance race by 15 lengths without them in addition to finishing third in the Arkansas Derby without them. With speed looking to be in abundance in the Preakness, trainer Bob Baffert feels that Bayern needs the blinkers off so he can track the early leaders. He is scheduled to work tomorrow morning.
General a Rod, Kid Cruz, Social Inclusion, and Ride On Curlin all galloped at their respective tracks today. Pablo Del Monte walked at Keeneland the day after his final workout before the Preakness Stakes, and Ring Weekend jogged at Fair Hill Training Center the day after his final work.
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner Ria Antonia, who remains under consideration for the Preakness, worked four furlongs on Sunday in a time of :47.60 at Churchill. Trainer Tom Amoss expects that a decision on the Preakness will be made Monday.
"Everything has been extremely positive with her and whatever the plan is, we are excited about her," said Amoss. "All of her preparation with me has been very good."


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Courtney Pain
Hi Taylors! :) I'm in Adelaide, South Australia. I'm obviously not a Taylor, I'm a Pain (but i try not to be :) My family emigrated from in and around Staffordshire, England to Adelaide, Australia in the early 1900s. The second of my father's middle names is Taylor, same for my brother and his first born son. Same was for my grandfather and his father etc etc etc. I'm not sure how far back in history it happened, but somewhere at some stage in UK somewhere there was a marriage of a Pain and a Taylor, and instead of dropping the Taylor name, the bride decided to keep it with the name Pain. So all of the men in my family are Taylor Pains. I really like it. Only thing is, i cant find anything related to a Taylor / Pain marriage and/or the Taylor Pain names being together (still a beginner, but enjoying reading all the history and stories along the way) :)
Hello Taylors, I was born in Leicester uk, now living in Switzerland. I have traced my family back several generations, and have several Taylor relations who died in France during WW1. Nice to share the name with you
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Hello Taylor, I was born in Chelmsford and want to know about my family history because the only things i know is that i had 3 granddads that i know of in ww1 and ww2, so where can i trace my name back?
John Taylor
Hello, Taylors---
I am a Taylor living in western NC. Most of my family is from Virginia, having come here from Carlisle and Pennington Castle in England, with the first James Taylor. We are direct descendants of Zachary Taylor, his brother Samuel being my great-great-great grandfather. Would be interested in hearing from any Taylors!
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Travis Taylor
I am from Louisiana, I have Family from Caldwell parish and La sale parish and from a few others I can't remember, a lot of us have been in Texas since the mid 60's. Older sister had a book on the history of our family, she had it taken all the way to Scotland, sadly the book burned in a house fire, and I lost my sister a year later, we never had a chance to sit down and go over it all again and get the person back that did the tracking down, that info died with her.
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Looking for my mixed grandma's family Catherine A.D. Taylor Magee .Long story but I miss her and she was the greatest..
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Hello everyone. I have discovered Martha Taylor in my family. She married John Delooze in Warrington, Lancashire, England (about 1840). I can't find any more information about her and would be glad of any help.
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JERUSALEM (Jun. 25)
The Keren Hayesod, the fund-raising arm of the Jewish Agency, will float a bond issue in July for 10,000,000 pounds, Dr. Giora Josephthal, Jewish Agency treasurer, announced today at a meeting of the Jewish Agency executive. The flotation will be guaranteed jointly by the Agency and the Israel Government.
The Agency executive authorized today the establishment of a Huleh authority, capitalized at 1,000,000 pounds to exploit the 27,000 dunams of land reclaimed from the Huleh marshes by the Jewish National Fund. The authority will consist of representatives of the Agency and the JNF. It will concentrate on raising industrial crops on the reclaimed marshlands.
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AFP Applauds Asm. Ciattarelli's Push on Estate, Inheritance Taxes
MONMOUTH JUNCTION – Americans for Prosperity state director Daryn Iwicki is praising another New Jersey lawmaker, Assemblymen Jack Ciattarelli (R-16), for taking steps to cut or eliminate New Jersey's estate and inheritance taxes.
"Yet another member of the New Jersey Legislature has called out for the need to remove the estate tax.
"Asm. Ciattarelli rightfully points out how retirees are legally beating the system and living in another state for 6 months plus a day. They are either skirting the tax that way or simply picking up and moving altogether, and why wouldn't they? It doesn't make much sense to keep a home and pay the nation's highest property taxes."
"This issue is gaining traction and it comes from both sides of the aisle which is great to see. We look forward to many more members signing up to kill the death taxes here in New Jersey and working with them to make this a reality. Just maybe we can change our rating of the worst state to die in."
Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is a nationwide organization of citizen-leaders committed to advancing every individual's right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP believes reducing the size and intrusiveness of government is the best way to promote individual productivity and prosperity for all Americans. AFP educates and engages citizens to support restraining state and federal government growth and returning government to its constitutional limits. AFP is more than 2 million activists strong, with activists in all 50 states. AFP has 34 state chapters and affiliates. More than 85,000 Americans in all 50 states have made a financial contribution to AFP or AFP Foundation. For more information, visit www.americansforprosperity.org
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Merla Jaques Foust "Grandma Homer"
Our loving, giving, cheerful wife, mother, grandmother, great-grand-mother, sister and friend passed away suddenly on Sunday, June 26, 2011, in Coalville, Utah.Born August 22, 1928, in Devil's Slide, UT, to John Franklin and Darlene Clark Jaques. Spent her childhood in Devil's Slide and graduated from Morgan High School. Married Homer Victor Foust June 27, 1946. Her passing was on the eve of their 65th wedding anniversary. She was a member of the LDS Church serving in numerous callings including Relief Society President, Compassionate Service Committee, Visiting Teacher and teacher. Her most precious possession was her family. Every great-grandchild has a cross-stitch for their birth and every grandchild has one for their wedding. She especially loved her grandchildren and she always had "Grandma Homer's" cookies ready when they came to visit. She jumped on the trampoline, had tea parties, read stories, and played dress-up. She is survived by her husband, Homer; two daughters, Vicky and Steve Richins, Georgia and Karl Robertson; eight grandchildren and spouses; 24 great-grandchildren. All because two people fell in love!! Also, sisters, Rhea Iverson and Edna Little. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Thelma Rees, Della Stephens; brother, Dean Jaques; son-in-law, Charles L. Jenkins. Viewing will be held Friday, 6-8 p.m. and funeral services will be held Saturday, July 2, 2011, at 11 a.m. in the Hoytsville Chapel with a viewing one hour before. A special thanks to all emergency responders who tried so hard to save her.


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Barack Obama has given his unequivocal support to gay marriage for the first time, saying that same-sex couples should be allowed to get married.
The US president marked out a definitive position on the issue that is likely to please his political base but anger conservatives.
In an interview with ABC News, Mr Obama stated: 'It is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married.'
Mr Obama's public support for gay marriage came three days after vice-president Joe Biden said in a television interview that he was comfortable with the idea.
ABC said the president described his views as personal and still believed states should be able to decide on the issue.
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(WECK 1230) — The Hockey News' Ken Campbell has filed a report that businessman Terry Pegula has signed a letter of intent to buy the Buffalo Sabres from current owner Tom Golisano for $150 million.
Sabres managing partner Larry Quinn issued the following statement in response:
"Reports regarding the sale of the Buffalo Sabres tend to surface from time to time. There have been several inquiries in the past few years regarding this subject. Our company policy is we do not comment on them because people make inquiries all the time. Some of these inquiries are serious, some are not, some make the media and others do not. The report that a $150 million letter of intent has been signed is simply not true."
In other words, a $149 million or $151 million letter of intent may have been signed. Never forget that Quinn is a man of clever verbage and public relations. He wouldn't issue a statement saying, "Heck yes! Details in a month or so!" He also wouldn't want to make any comments that the team was for sale when the league could squash the deal at any moment. Of course, Campbell's report could be wrong.
Edit: An inarguable source has contacted me and says that no letter of intent for any figure has been signed… period.
Pegula recently donated $88 million to start a Division-I hockey program and build new facilities at Penn State University. He is the founder and CEO of East Resources. He was ranked No. 110 on the latest Forbes 400, and his wife hails from Western New York.
What is East Resources? Depending on where you fall politically, either pivotal to economic development or insidious, as the company drills for natural resources throughout Pennsylvania. In my opinion, it is not conspiratorial to wager that the political capital of buying the Sabres could help with expanding this into New York State.
Pegula was quoted in a January 2010 article in the Buffalo News about the controversial practice of hydrofracking.
Golisano bought the team in 2003 for $92 million, helping save the team from bankruptcy. Clearly, his reward would no longer be one that consists solely of verbal high-fives and political capital.
"Could this be a cog in the machine to pry the Buffalo Bills away from Ralph Wilson?" is a question being lobbed at me from every angle, and the answer is obviously, "Yes, it could." Obviously, it also couldn't, and I wouldn't expect an answer to this question any time soon.
Campbell told Buffalo radio station WGR that Pegula and Golisano want the deal to be consummated by the end of the year. WECK's Bill O'Loughlin says this would be to skirt the potential capital gains taxes of 2011. It the sale goes down this year, it will be 15 percent. If the team is sold next year, it could rise significantly under Barack Obama.
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The Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser deserve better.
There`s been so much attention given to such cars as Mazda`s Miata,Acura`s NSX and Dodge`s Stealth and Viper that this trio of sport coupes builtat the Diamond-Star plant in Normal haven`t received the kudos they deservesince first appearing in January 1989 as `90 models.
Eclipse, the Mitsubishi version of the Diamond-Star front-wheel-drivecoupes, is offered in five versions-base, GS, GS 16-valve, GS 16-valve turboand GSX 16-valve turbo with all-wheel drive.
Perhaps one reason the Eclipse doesn`t get attention is that there aretoo many models confusing potential buyers. We would suggest the base and GSmodels be dropped, to simplify the lineup in the mind of the consumer and tomake for easier and lower-cost assembly at the plant in Normal.
The Eclipse offers a single overhead-cam 4-cylinder engine in the baseand GS versions and the 16-valve with or without turbo in the other three.Offering just the 16-valve engine would make it easier for dealers andindependent mechanics to repair the cars and stock replacement parts.
The drawback to dropping cars or engines, of course, is that byeliminating the base and GS models and the cheaper engine, Mitsubishi alsowould be doing away with the lowest-price versions of Eclipse.
We test-drove the Eclipse GS 16-valve turbo, powered by a 2-liter, dualoverhead-cam 4-cylinder that develops 190 horsepower when teamed with thestandard 5-speed manual (or 180-h.p. with 4-speed automatic, available for thefirst time as a $780 option for 1991). The test car came with automatic.
We`ve long been impressed with the 2-liter 16-valve in the Diamond-Starcars, even without the turbo boost. The 135 h.p. in the non-turbo engineprovided more-than-adequate performance. Perhaps the engine won`t nudge youback in your bucket when you kick the pedal, but it won`t leave you standingat the line twiddling your thumbs while you inhale others` exhaust fumes,either.
The turbo-assisted version does have a kick to it. Get cloth seats andnot leather so you have an easier time prying yourself from the upholsteredchair once you`ve reached cruising speed. The 2-liter 4 is powerful yet quiet.There`s no noticeable turbo whine or whistle when the boost kicks in.
A welcome addition for `91 is the availability of optional antilock ABSbrakes ($924) to help bring the power under control when braking on slipperysurfaces.
The EPA rating for the 2-liter is 21 miles per gallon city/28 m.p.g.highway with five-speed, 19/23 with automatic.
Standard equipment includes power brakes and steering; sport-tunedsuspension with MacPherson struts, coil springs and front and rear stabilizer bars, plus 16-inch performance-rated steel-belted radials for exceptionalroad-holding ability; AM-FM stereo with cassette and clock; rear-windowdefroster/wiper/washer; dual power mirrors; tinted glass; cruise control;body-colored side moldings; popup headlamps; fog lamps; alloy wheels;intermittent wipers; floor mats; leather-wrapped and adjustable steeringwheel; rear spoiler; front-air dam; and remote hood/hatch/fuel door openers.
Base price is $15,099, but add $780 for automatic, $924 for antilockbrakes, $811 for air conditioning, $704 for a radio upgrade that includes discplayer, $444 for power windows and door locks, $163 for a security alarm and$343 for freight. Our test car stickered at $19,268. A popup and removablesunroof is a $366 option not on our test car.
There are a few annoyances. Eclipse is a hatchback coupe built on a 97.2- inch wheelbase and 170.5 inches long. Those small dimensions and the slantof the roof and hatch means back-seat room is abominable. You would be better off putting the rear-seat backs down and simply carrying cargo rather thantrying to squeeze in humans.
The safety-belt system is one of those automatic jobs that wraps around you when the key is turned on and then retracts when the key is turned off.An air bag would be preferred but isn`t offered.
The low-slung front air-dam with integrated fog lamps looks sporty. Those looks last only until you point the nose up an inclined driveway and listen asplastic scrapes against concrete or blacktop. (An Amazon Blue air dam losessome of its appeal when it looks like it fought a Veg-O-Matic and lost.)
As for the turbo, remember it requires a little TLC and demands youchange the engine oil and filter religiously to avoid problems.
In calendar 1990 Mitsubishi sold 49,500 Eclipses. It could have sold more under the agreed-to 50-50 split of production at the joint-venture Diamond-Star plant, if that split had been followed. (Chrysler gets more productionthan Mitsubishi). Still, Mitsubishi expects to sell 60,000 Eclipses in 1991.
Last week word got out that Chrysler and Mitsubishi may reach anagreement for the Japanese automaker to buy a larger stake, if not all, ofDiamond-Star. The sale would benefit cost-conscious Chrysler while givingMitsubishi a larger presence in the U.S. and increased capacity for its owncars. Mitsubishi still could build cars for Chrysler at the Diamond-Starplant.
Chrysler will hold its annual stockholders meeting in its Belvidereassembly plant May 16. With the speculation about Mitsubishi and hints that anannouncement could be made there that Chrysler`s new subcompact will be built at Belvidere, it should be lively.
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text: On 04/17/2013 09:08 AM, Neal Becker wrote: > I'm looking for some fft code that has: > > 1. commercial-friendly license > 2. seperates construction (which involves costly trig functions) from repeated > use (which should use only multiply-add) > > An example of (2) is fftw, but that doesn't meet (1). > > I've seen plenty of examples that have (1) but not (2) - these use fft as a > function, which has no state. fft should be written as a class, where in the > constructor all the trig functions are determined. > > _______________________________________________ > SciPy-User mailing list > email@example.com > http://mail.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/scipy-user FFTPACK has initialization functions and is public domain. If that doesn't meet your need the FFTW folks maintain an quite extensive list of FFT implementations, http://www.fftw.org/benchfft/ffts.html and http://www.fftw.org/benchfft/ffts.html. One of those may be what you are looking for. Also, FFTW can be licensed for commercial use for a fee, http://web.mit.edu/tlo/www/industry/fftw-1.html. - Jonathan Helmus


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How to Schedule a Meeting in Outlook
When a meeting organizer sends a meeting request to attendees, the request goes both to the Inbox and Calendar of each invited attendee. Their responses (Accept, Tentative, Decline) go back to the meeting organizer. Scheduling and maintaining meetings in Outlook greatly improves efficiency because Outlook keeps track of the details using the Inbox and the Calendar. When details change, they can be updated for everyone, all at once, with the click of a button.
A quick overview of the process:
The meeting organizer schedules the meeting and sends all of the participants a special type of message called a meeting request. This request is delivered to the Inboxes of all of the meeting participants.
Once the request is in the attendee's Inbox, Outlook recognizes it as something that belongs in the Calendar and puts it there as a "tentative" entry until the attendee has a chance to respond.
Attendees read the request and respond. A meeting response, which is similar to a meeting request, is sent back to the Inbox of the meeting organizer — and just as it did with the requests, Outlook recognizes each response as something special. The meeting entry is updated in the organizer's calendar with information about who is coming.
Scheduling a Meeting:
1.On your Outlook calendar, select the date of your proposed meeting.
2.On the day listing, highlight the hour(s) of the meeting.
3.Go to File-->New-->Meeting Request and click.The New Meeting request will open, with your date and time already entered.(Or enter this information in the blank Meeting Request.)
4.Select attendees:
a.In the Meeting Request, click on To to open the global address listing, and select attendees as either "required" or "optional"; click OK; move to step 5; or
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b.Note the comparison of schedules.If you cannot find a common clear time, you can use <<AutoPick Next >> to identify the next matching (either direction) time span that is free on all calendars.
8.Once you have identified/selected a date/time, click Send.It will be emailed to all, for each to decide whether to accept or decline.(Remember:Not everyone puts everything in their calendars, so even though someone's schedule looks open, it may not be.)
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So many times, we make New Year's resolutions concerning our health that go by the wayside in February. Instead of dwelling on them, let's remember the healthy living successes we had this year.
The best decision I made for my health in 2010 was to take a 15-minute walk every day, weather-permitting. Besides the physical benefits of getting up and moving, which I blogged about here, I've noticed a mental benefit too. I've gotten ideas for blogs, figured out the opening to complicated articles and come up with a brilliant Facebook post, all while circling the walking trail at the office park.
Such a simple thing, but it packs a big punch. Of course, moving around during the day doesn't replace regular exercise, but it might be just as important. According to recent studies, people who lead sedentary lifestyles are more likely to die young, regardless of whether or not they exercise.
Getting up from my desk was my health win of 2010. How about you? Are you eating more whole grains? Practicing yoga? Watching less TV? What was the best thing you did for your health this year?
Great post. Thanks for the encourgement! Sometimes it is easy to overlook the "little" wins, but they can be the very successes that lead us onto big victories!
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The old Holy Name convent was moved in March of 1959. They couldn't go down Kimberly Avenue, because there were too many big trees to cut down, so they had to move over frozen ground. They cut across the west church parking field (which is now blacktop parking). You enter the lot from the back into lot owned by George Langenhuizen on Maes Avenue. The building now houses 3 apartments. The moving contractor was Berg and Hen Movers.
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hi, im new on this forum, so i will first say that im sorry for any noob questions, but im still not used to actually post on the forums
ive been looking alot tutorials for c++, got a book.. etc, the problem is, they dont teach well, lacking information, and not even explaining what are you doing, they just say things like: write "X" then "Y" and press enter, after looking at that, i ask myself... why X? what does X do to Y, what does Y? etc... but fail to explain anything
at the end, i just gave up on online tutorials and guides
do you know a good source of tutorials about programming on c++ or any good starting programming lenguage?
thanks for any post (and sorry for misspells, english is not my lenguaje)
C++ is not a good starting language. It's like a Lamborghini as you first car.
It's good to be ambitious and C++ is definitely worth learning, but it can be very confusing at first so I'd advise learning a simpler language first. Personally I'd go with C if ultimately you'd like to master C++. Don't stick with C for too long though, as you'll have to unlearn a few things when advancing to C++. Anyway, C will teach you all the underlying programming constructs. Because it's much more explicit than C++ you'll have a better understanding of what is really happening.
Of course there are other options as well. If you definitely want to learn objec-oriented programming from the start, C# might be your best choice. If you want results fast, Python is worth a try.
Good analogy! I'll have to remember that one.
I would say Python, then C, then C++. Working up the ladder by learning basics in Python (i.e. functions such as returns, parameters, some OOP, logic and basic I/O), then go to C (learning the syntax of it and pointers and such), then finally to C++ where you learn advanced OOP and anything else i could have forgotten.
Hope I helped
EDIT: I almost forgot, this is the Python book I started with. Starting with game programming is probably the best way to start in my opinion, plus the author has a good sense of humor and explains thing well. The book may be a tad outdated now though.


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This is from Dave Black's blog from 6:23 AM on Tuesday, February 23:
It's a special joy for me to witness congregations in which something dynamic and exciting is happening. (A good example is Highland Christian Fellowship.) These churches are refocusing their priorities, especially on missions. Don't be deceived into thinking that church renewal is primary organizational, or that devising new programs will bring about new life in the church. Church renewal happens when we get beyond the surfacy and superficial, when the external becomes internal, when what was secondary becomes firsthand. And what is firsthand? Read Matt. 28:18-20. Or Mark 16:15. God wants to make us radical, life-long disciples of Jesus, people who have met God at the core of their being and whose lives and priorities match His own. For such men and women, being the people of God means more than "going to church," or "believing in Jesus," or "being good." It means becoming a part of what God is doing worldwide to bring man back into a vital relationship with Himself. They are "on mission" 24/7. This mission is both personal and social. It is always redemptive. And every Christian — young or old, educated or uneducated — is called into this ministry. I'm seeing this new set of priorities in more and more churches, and I'm glad for it. "Working for God" no longer means just contributing money to pay for salaries or teaching Sunday School or working with youth. It means giving our lives to God in behalf of the world He is seeking to redeem. It means that we join with Him in that work.
It seems that for Dr. Black, "dynamic and exciting" happenings within a group of believers naturally (supernaturally?) expresses itself as "becoming a part of what God is doing worldwide to bring man back into a vital relationship". Are you seeing this in your community of faith? How can you continue to grow in your life with other believers and in your life in the lost world?
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Hi Alan (we're stuck in IN in a blizzard!) – I have been especially challenged within our body of believers by the phrase "Working for God" that Dr. Black referred to. There are many within our congregation (Ed and I included) that came to seminary with the idea that we didn't want to "waste our lives" and that we wanted to "work in the ministry". Our eyes have been opened to what that really looks like through the many examples in our church. Going about the business of God is for each and every follower of Christ – for us, it doesn't mean choosing a profession within "churchdom". This challenges me to be intimately involved in the lives of the believers around me so I can learn, be challenged, be encouraged. I can't rest in the title of "church worker" and think my life now counts for something. I have to continually seek the Spirit and the counsel of my brothers and sisters to know how to thrive in that "vital relationship" with the Lord.
I'm sorry to hear that you are stuck in Indiana. I'm sure that your family is happy, though Ed is probably VERY sad! (I could tell that he was really missing you two!)
I agree with everything you said here. My life has also been turned upside down. But, somehow, it now makes much more sense.


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This past weekend a 'little film called The Dark Knight Rises hit the screens across North America. You may have heard of it. While this may be Nolan's final film in the Batman series, he's not quite done yet with DC Comics superheroes, he's producing another film about a Superhero, someone name Superman or something. (Check out both teasers here.)
All tongue in cheek comments aside, if you went out to watch The Dark Knight Rises you were treated to a teaser of the new Superman reboot, Man of Steel, being helmed by 300 and Watchmen director Zack Snyder. Very few things have come off the set as they're keeping the story under wraps, but we're pretty sure the reboot is an origin tale and the major villain is probably Zod. You remember him as the guy who wants you to kneel before him.
Two teaser trailers were created, one with a voice over by Jor El (Clark Kent's biological father, played by Russell Crowe) and the other by Jonathan Kent (Superman's adoptive father, played by Kevin Costner).
Besides the Fortress of Solitude and what looks to be a fight through the streets of Metropolis, you definitely feel Nolan's hand on this film as it seems to center around Superman's alienation (no pun intended) from the rest of humanity.
In previous takes of Superman, he's usually seen as a hero from the get-go but it looks like in the hands of Snyder and Nolan, he's going to have to earn it in the eyes of the rest of humanity. A more realistic take on a classic superhero– this is all sounding so familiar.
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Star Wars: Starfighter
Review by Nexxt
"A game worthy of the name: Star Wars"
One of the selling points of Starfighter has got to be the fact that it's a Star Wars game. Sure, there haven't been too many good games based on the franchise, but the popularity of Episode 1 must have at least sold a couple thousand copies of this game. Not that that's a bad thing. It's a decent game. It's just that I enjoyed previous Starwars console games, such as Rogue Squadron and Battle for Naboo, much better than this game. I think that this game was rushed in order to meet the deadline for the launch of the PlayStation 2, but that's just me. With all that being said, lets get on to the review.
Graphics: 7
Don't get me wrong. The graphics in this game are awesome. Just not exactly up to standards with other PS2 games. The FMV cut scenes, however, are amazing! In game graphics however, aren't exactly as great. The ship models are all smooth for the most part. With a few jaggies here and there. The frame rate usually stays at a constant 40-50 frames per second, unless you just sit there and let enemies pile up on the screen without killing them. There are two camera modes that you will be using. First person and third person. I've never liked the first person views in these types of games, and this game is no different what so ever. I happen to prefer being able to see how close my ship is to the ground without using trial and error to test. I guess another thing that could belong under graphics is that there are three different ship models that are playable. I like this. In other games, they'll give you up to 15 playable models, but they all handle the same and look the same. Not in this case.
Game Play: 7
The game play is not great by any standards. The controls are hard to perfect. You need to use both analog sticks to control your ship. In some ways, this is good, in others, it gets confusing in trying to figure out which analog stick to use. This isn't good when you have to make split second decisions. You also have three different ships to control throughout the game, as I mentioned earlier. Each of the three ships is controlled by a different pilot. The story revolves around these pilots and how their lives intertwine. Each of the three ships controls differently and has different weapons. For most of the missions, you will encounter something you must destroy. Whether it be a building or an enemy, there is always something to destroy. I believe there are fourteen missions for you to fly through. Depending on how fast you complete each mission, you will be rewarded with a medal. Bronze is for a slow time, silver is for an okay time and gold is for a really fast time. To get the medals, you also have to complete special mission objectives like saving a certain building, etc.
Sound/Music: 8
I always hate this section. I always have to make fun of a game. Not as much in this game though. First, I'll start out with the sound effects. They're all pretty good. Laser bursts sound like they're straight out of the movies. Every once in a while, if you shoot a fellow good guy, he will yell at you in a crisp, clear voice. If you smash into the ground, it sounds like metal scraping across rock, which in most cases, is exactly what it is. That's about all I can say for the sound effects. The music is about as good as the sound effects. In almost every level, it is a fast paced beat. It gets your adrenaline pumping as you fly throughout the level avoiding enemy blasts and trying to complete your objectives.
Rent/Buy: Rent
This is one of the first games I'd have to say to rent first. It just isn't that great. After you beat it once, you can always go on to other difficulties, but I just didn't want to. There is almost zero replay value in this game. There are a couple of bonus missions, etc to play after you get certain medals, but that's it. It just isn't a game that after I beat, I want to pick up and play through again. On top of that, i beat it in a three-day rental! So do yourself a favor. Rent it for a few dollars instead of rushing out and possibly wasting money on paying full version.
Last Comments: It's not that great! Rent first!
Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
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Feb 07, 2014, 10:06 ET from Catholic Relief Services
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- When you buy chocolate for Valentine 's Day, you'll be contributing to a global business worth over $83 billion a year - or larger than the economies of 130 nations. According to Catholic Relief Services (CRS), if you choose Fair Trade chocolate you'll make a direct impact in the lives of cocoa growers in some of the world's poorest countries.
"Fair Trade is based on the principles of paying a fair wage to producers, providing safe working conditions and investing in communities," said Courtney Lare of CRS' Fair Trade program. "Buying Fair Trade chocolate guarantees that cocoa farmers receive a fair price for their crop."
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More than 4,200 Jewish refugees from Hungary had registered with the Joint Distribution Committee and other Jewish organizations by today, with hundreds more continuing to pour into Austria daily. Another estimated 1,000 to 2,000 Jews are being cared for in camps run by the Austrian government.
Many Jewish refugees who originally expressed a desire to remain in Austria in the hope of eventually returning to Hungary, have changed their minds. Relief officials estimate that half wish to emigrate, mostly to the United States. The refugees are dismayed at the small number of American visas available.
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