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Two NYU faculty members were awarded the 2014 Simons Fellowship. Glennys Farrar, Collegiate Professor and Professor of Physics, received the Fellowship in Theoretical Physics and Bruce Kleiner, Professor of Mathematics, received the Fellowship in Mathematics.
JEFFREY S. LEHMAN, Vice Chancellor of NYU Shanghai, received an outstanding contribution award from the China Society for Research on International Professional Personnel Exchange and Development for his impact on teaching and education in China.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences elected three NYU faculty as fellows: GEORGE DOWNS, Bernhardt Denmark Professor of International Affairs, BRYAN STEVENSON, Professor of Clinical Law, and J. DAVID VELLEMAN, Professor of Philosophy.
VICKI BEEN, the Boxer Family Professor of Law and faculty director of NYU's Furman Center, was elected to the American Law Institute.
PATRICK COUSOT, professor of computer science at the Courant Institute, is the recipient (with Radhia Cousot) of the 2014 Harlan D. Mills Award of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Computer Society. The award recognizes researchers and practitioners who have demonstrated long-standing, sustained, and meaningful contributions to the practice of software engineering through the application of sound theory.
Two NYU faculty members have been awarded Pulitzer Prizes. ANNIE BAKER, an adjunct professor of dramatic writing at the Tisch School, won in the category of Drama for her play The Flick. DAN FAGIN, a professor in the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute and director of its Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program, won the General Nonfiction prize for his book Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation.
Twelve faculty members were awarded 2014 Guggenheim Fellowships by the John Simon Memorial Guggenheim Foundation, for demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts:
MARION HOLMES KATZ, Associate Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, and CATHERINE ROBSON, Professor of English, received fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies.
RYAN GOODMAN, the Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Professor of Law, received a Certificate of Merit for a preeminent contribution to creative scholarship from the American Society of International Law, for his book Socializing States: Promoting Human Rights through International Law.
MARCIA ROCK, director of the News and Documentary program at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, won a 2014 New York Emmy Award for her documentary, "SERVICE: When Women Come Marching Home."
JOSEPH LEDOUX, University Professor, the Henry and Lucy Moses Professor of Science in the Center for Neural Science, and director of the Emotional Brain Institute, received the Association for Psychological Science's William James Fellow Award, a lifetime achievement award for his research on the brain mechanisms of memory and emotion.
TOMÁŠ HALÍK, former faculty member at NYU Prague who still lectures there occasionally, has won the 2014 Templeton Prize, honoring a person "who has made an exceptional contribution to affirming life's spiritual dimension."
SUSAN NEUMAN, professor of early childhood and literacy education at the Steinhardt School, has been named a fellow of the American Educational Research Association.
MYLES JACKSON, professor of the history of science at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study and professor of history at FAS, has been named one of the two winners of the Reimar Lüst Award for Scholarly and Cultural Exchange, awarded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Fritz Thyssen Foundation.
ELEANOR FOX, the Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation at the School of Law, has received the Antitrust Law Section Public Service Award from the New York State Bar Association.
BARRY HERSH, clinical associate professor at the Schack Insitute of Real Estate at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, has been named a Distinguished Fellow by the NAIOP (Commercial Real Estate Development Association) Research Foundation.
The College Art Association has awarded GLENN WHARTON, clinical associate professor in the Museum Studies Program, its CAA/Heritage Preservation Award for Distinction in Scholarship and Conservation.
LYLE ASHTON HARRIS, associate professor of art and art education at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, has been named the 2014 recipient of the David C. Driskell Prize by the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. The Driskell Prize recognizes an early- or mid-career scholar or artist whose work makes an original and important contribution to the field of African-American art or art history.
DEBORAH WILLIS, University Professor and chair of the department of photography and imaging in the Tisch School of the Arts, has won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. The NAACP Image Awards celebrate outstanding performances and achievements of people of color in the arts, as well as those who promote social justice through their creative endeavors.
PETER HAMILL, Distinguished Writer in Residence at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, has been awarded the George Polk Career Award in recognition of his lifetime contributions to journalism.
Two neuroscientists have been awarded Sloan Foundation Research Fellowships: NICHOLAS STAVROPOULOS, assistant professor of neuroscience and physiology at the School of Medicine, and ROOZBEH KIANI, assistant professor in the Center for Neural Science, Faculty of Arts and Science. The fellowships are awarded to early-career scientists and scholars whose potential and contributions to their field identify them as the next generation of scientific leaders.
The Social Work Hospice and Palliative Care Network is honoring two faculty members of the Silver School of Social Work. SUSAN GERBINO, clinical associate professor, received the 2014 Project Death in America Career Achievement Award, which recognizes theoretical and practical contributions to the field of palliative and end of life care. CHRISTINE WILKINS, adjunct lecturer won the Emerging Leader in Professional Practice and Education Award.
KATEPALLI SREENIVASAN, dean of the Polytechnic School of Engineering, was elected to the Accademia dei Lincei, Italy's first scientific academy, founded in 1603, which included Galileo Galilei.
ROBERT KOHN and LOUIS NIRENBERG, both professors in the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, have been named winners of the American Mathematical Society's 2014 Leroy P. Steele Prize for Seminal Contribution to Research.
LIONEL CHRISTIAEN, Assistant Professor of Biology, received the H. W. Mossman Award in Developmental Biology from the American Association of Anatomists in recognition of his early contributions to the field.
Three faculty members in two different schools were elected as 2013 fellows in the National Academy of Sciences: DAVID HEEGER, professor of psychology and neural science, Faculty of Arts and Science; JOSEPH LEDOUX, Henry and Lucy Moses Professor of Science, Faculty of Arts and Science; RUTH NUSSENZWEIG, C.V. Starr Professor of Medical and Molecular Parasitology, School of Medicine.
Three faculty members in two different schools have been elected as 2013 fellows to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences: MARTIN BLASER, Muriel G. and George W. Singer Professor of Translational Medicine, School of Medicine; DAVID CHALMERS, professor of philosophy and director of the Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness, Faculty of Arts and Science; ALASTAIR SMITH, professor of politics, Faculty of Arts and Science.
ANNA DEAVERE SMITH, university professor of performance studies at the Tisch School of the Arts, won the National Humanities Medal.
ANN KURTH, professor and executive director of NYUCN Global at the College of Nursing and associate dean for research at NYU Global Institute of Public Health, and DANNY REINBERG, professor in the department of biochemistry and molecular pharmacology at the School of Medicine, were elected members of the Institute of Medicine (IOM). Election into the IOM is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine.
ANN KURTH has also been appointed to the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force. The task force is an independent panel of 16 national experts in prevention and evidence-based medicine, elected to four-year terms by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Four professors have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science: STEVEN BURDEN in the Langone School of Medicine; ERIC KLANN in the Center for Neural Science; CATHERINE MILNE in the Steinhardt School for Culture, Education, and Human Development; and OLIVER SACKS in the Langone School of Medicine.
RICHARD SYLLA, Henry Kaufman Professor of the History of Financial Institutions and Markets and professor of economics in the Stern School of Business, was named a fellow of the Cliometric Society, which selects those who "have published contributions to economic history that are markedly original and have signfiicantly advanced the frontiers of knowledge."
BRYAN STEVENSON, professor of clinical law in the School of Law, received the Brennan Center's 2013 Brennan Legacy Award.
DANIEL L. SMITH, associate professor in the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, has been appointed to serve on the Governmental Accounting Standards Advisory Council.
DIANE RAVITCH, research professor at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, has won the 2014 Grawemeyer Award in Education from the University of Louisville.
LUKE DUBOIS, assistant professor of integrated digital media and director of the Brooklyn Experimental Media Center, was named a finalist for the 2013 World Technology Award in the arts category.
Books by two faculty members were named to the New York Times Book Review's list of "100 Notable Books of 2013." To the End of June: The Intimate Life of American Foster Care by CRIS BEAM, faculty member at the Gallatin School for Individualized Study and at FAS's Creative Writing Program, and The Good Lord Bird by JAMES MCBRIDE, Distinguished Writer in Residence at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute.
JIM ULEMAN, professor of psychology, was awarded the 2013 Thomas M. Ostrom Award by the Person Memory Interest Group.
KURT BECKER, vice dean of academic affairs and professor of applied physics and mechanical and aerospace engineering at the Polytechnic School of Engineering, has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.
JAMES MARTIN, associate professor of social work, and DEBORAH PADGETT, professor of social work and global public health, have been named to the inaugural class of fellows by the Society for Social Work and Research.
PEDRO NOGUERA, the Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education, and HIROKAZU YOSHIKAWA, the Courtney Sale Ross University Professor of Globalization and Education, both of the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, have been elected members of the National Academy of Education.
DENNIS SHASHA, professor of computer science in the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, has been named a fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery.
Five Steinhardt faculty were among the 200 scholars ranked for their influence on the national discourse on education in the 2014 Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings: DIANE RAVITCH, research professor; PEDRO NOGUERA, Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education; JONATHAN ZIMMERMAN, professor of history and education; RICHARD ARUM, professor of sociology and education; and SEAN CONCORAN, associate professor of educational economics.
MICHAEL PURUGGANAN, dean for science, the Dorothy Schiff Professor of Genomics, and professor of biology, has been selected as the U.S. representative to the Human Frontier Science Program's Council of Scientists, which funds pioneering research in the life sciences and is based in Strasbourg, France. Dean Purugganan was also elected to the Board of Trustees of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
The Gerontological Society of America has chosen EILEEN SULLIVAN-MARX, dean of the College of Nursing, as the 2013 recipient of the Doris Schwartz Gerontological Nursing Research Award.
The New York Housing Conference and the National Housing Conference awarded VICKI BEEN and INGRID GOULD ELLEN the Empire Award for Leadership in Affordable Housing. The award recognizes the excellence of the Furman Center, an interdisciplinary center jointly housed within the School of Law and the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
Two faculty members were honored by the Recording Academy at the 2014 Grammy Awards. GIL GOLDSTEIN, instructor at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, received a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s); BILLY PORTER, instructor of recorded music at the Clive Davis Institute at the Tisch School of the Arts, won in the category of Best Musical Theater Album.
MAUREEN MAHON, associate professor of music in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded a 2013-2014 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship.
SUZANNE CUSICK, professor of music in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded a 2014 Fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies.
JUSTIN CAPPOS, assistant professor of computer engineering and science at NYU-Poly, was named to Popular Science's "Brilliant Ten" list of the most promising researchers under 40.
LOUISE RICE, associate professor of art history in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was named a Fellow of the National Humanities Center for 2013-2014.
MATTEO MAGGIORI, assistant professor of finance at the Stern School of Business, along with two co-authors, was awarded the AQR Insight Award.
ADA FERRER, professor of history, latin american and caribbean studies in the Department of History in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded the Conference on Latin American History's Vanderwood Prize.
CECILIA DINTINO, adjunct faculty in the Drama Therapy Program in the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, won the North American Drama Therapy Association's Performance Award.
MARK SMITH, professor of Hebrew and Judiac studies and Skirball Professor of Bible in the Faculty of Arts and Science, won the Biblical Archaeology Society's Book Prize for Best Popular Book on Archaeology.
LASSE PEDERSEN, the John A. Paulson Professor of Finance and Alternative Investments at the Stern School of Business, was awarded the Banque de France and the Toulouse School of Economics Junior Prize in Monetary Economics and Finance, and the Whitebox Prize for Best Financial Research.
ELZA ERKIP, professor of electrical and computer engineering at NYU-Poly, received the 2013 IEEE Communications Society Award for Advances in Communication, given to an outstanding paper that appeared in any IEEE publication in the previous 15 calendar years.
RICHARD WENER, professor in the department of technology, culture and society in NYU-Poly, received the Environmental Design Research Association's 2013 Career Award in recognition of substantial contributions to the discipline of environment and behavior research.
MYRNA CARDIEL, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Neurology at the Langone Medical Center, won the Health Services Award by the New York League of Puerto Rican Women, Inc.
NIKHIL GUPTA, associate professor of mechanical engineering at NYU-Poly, received the American Society of Metals' International Silver Medal.
BRIAN SCHMIDT, professor in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the College of Dentistry, was named as one of six experts in pain management chosen to the Fellows of The Mayday Pain & Society Fellowship.
ZHONG-PING JIANG, professor of electrical and computer engineering at NYU-Poly, was elected a fellow of the International Federation of Automatic Control.
JAMES PACE, associate dean for undergraduate programs and clinical associate professor in the College of Nursing, was selected as a Fellow for the American Academy of Nursing.
JEFFREY RUBENSTEIN, professor of Hebrew and Judiac studies and Skirball Professor of Talmud and Rabbinics in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was elected to the American Academy for Jewish Research.
ANTONIO MUNOZ MOLINA, Banco Santander Distinguished Global Visiting Professor of Creative Writing in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Literature.
The U.S. Department of Housing Preservation and Development has announced that a consortium including the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service will serve as the National Resource Network administrator under the new White House Strong Cities, Strong Communities (SC2) initiative. Wagner's involvement is led by NEIL KLEIMAN, director of the NYU Wagner Innovation Labs.
MARY BRABECK, dean of the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, was elected as chair of the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation's (CAEP) inaugural Board of Directors.
GLENN EICHLER, adjunct instructor in the Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing at the Tisch School of the Arts, won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series.
Several faculty members in the College of Dentistry's program in prosthodontics received honors in their field. Professor GARY GOLDSTEIN is the 2014 recipient of the Golden Medallion Award given by the American Prosthodontic Society. Professor STEPHEN BERGEN received the Dan Gordon Award and Clinical Associate Professor GRAZIANO GIGLIO received the Private Practice Award, both from the American College of Prosthodontists.
MAURIZIO PORFIRI, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at NYU-Poly, received the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Dynamic Systems and Controls Division's 2013 Outstanding Young Investigator Award.
WEN-JUI HAN, professor of social work and co-director of the Institute for Social Development at the Silver School of Social Work, received the 2014 Society and Research EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AWARD. In addition, Professor Han and TAZUKO SHIBUSAWA, associate professor of social work and associate dean of professional programs at the Silver School of Social Work, were awarded the 2013 Nobuo Maeda International Research Award by the American Public Health Association.
PERRY HALKITIS, professor of applied psychology, public health and medicine at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and associate dean of academic affairs at the Global Institute of Public Health, received the World AIDS Day 2013 Commissioner's Award from the New York State Department of Health.
ELIZABETH CAPEZUTI, the John W. Rowe Professor in Successful Aging at the College of Nursing, received the 2013 American Academy of Nursing and Hartford Foundation's Nurse Leader in Aging Award.
FRIEDRICH ULFERS, associate professor of German in the Faculty of Arts and Science, was awarded the Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.
JEROME COHEN, Professor of Law, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Comparative Law, given to legal scholars whose writings have changed the shape or direction of American comparative or private international law.
Four NYU leaders— DEAN MARY SCHMIDT CAMPBELL of the Tisch School of the Arts, DEAN PETER BLAIR HENRY of the Stern School of Business, PRESIDENT KATEPALLI SREENIVASAN of NYU-Poly, and CUSP DIRECTOR STEVEN KOONIN—were among 18 educators named to Crain's New York's 2013 "People to Watch in Higher Education" list.
HASIA DINER, profesor in the department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, was elected President of the Immigration and Ethnic History Society.
LISA DUGGAN, professor in the department of social and cultural analysis, was elected President of the American Studies Association. The American Studies Association is the nation's oldest and largest association devoted to the interdisciplinary study of American culture and history.
FEI LI, assistant professor of biology, was selected as a Pew Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences by the Pew Charitable Trusts. The Pew Scholarships -- $240,000 over four years to each recipient -- provide funding to early-carer scientists researching the basis of health problems.
PAULA ENGLAND, professor of sociology, was elected President of the American Sociological Association.
KATHERINE O'REGAN, professor of public policy and planning at the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, was nominated by President Barack Obama to be the new Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research at the U.S. State Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The assistant secretary directs HUD's independent research and policy arm, whose activities are designed to have immediate relevance to the policy issues facing the HUD secretary.
ANN MORNING, associate professor of sociology, was named to the U.S. Census Bureau's National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic, and Other Populations. The Committee advises the federal agency on variables that affect the cost, accuracy, and implementation of Census Bureau programs and surveys.
SAMUEL ESTREICHER, Dwight D. Opperman Professor of Law, was the recipient of the 2013 Samuel M. Kaynard Award for Excellence in the Fields of Lawor & Employment Law from the Hofstra Laybor & Employment Law Journal. The award is given annually in recognition of those who hold strong ideals, who display keen legal acumen, and who make outstanding contributions to the fields of labor and employment law.
ALINA DAS, assistant professor of clinical law at the School of Law, was the 2013 recipient of the Daniel Levy Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Immigration Law from LexisNexis. The award honors an individual who demonstrates enthusiastic advocacy on behalf of immigrant clients, deep scholarship in immigration law, and an expansive vision of justice.
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¾ cup finely grated ricotta salata cheese
Finely grated zest of one lemon
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¾ teaspoon coarse salt
Freshly ground black pepper
½ cup extra-virgin olive oil
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6 tablespoons unsalted butter
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 small onion, finely diced
3 cups vegetable stock
2 cups Arborio rice
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1 cup grated parmesan cheese
½ bunch fresh chives, sliced very thin
3 navel oranges, peeled, white pith removed, leaving just the orange segments
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1. In a large skillet, heat butter and olive oil over low heat. Add half of the sopressata and quickly sauté for just about 1 minute to render the fat from the meat. Add onion and sauté until softened and translucent, about 2 to 3 minutes. Add rice and cook, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, until every grain is coated with butter and olive oil.
2. Add 1 cup of vegetable stock and stir until the liquid is absorbed. Continue adding stock, about ½ cup at a time, stirring frequently and making sure all the liquid is absorbed before adding more stock. Cook until rice is just tender and creamy but still al dente, about 15 to 20 minutes.
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2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon butter
Black pepper
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2. Remove brick and turn chicken over; return brick to chicken and continue to roast until juices run clear when thickest part of thigh is pierced, about 3 minutes longer.
3. Remove brick and transfer chicken to platter. Dress with orange gremolata.
Citrus Gremolata
1 bunch parsley, chopped
4 garlic cloves, minced
Zest from one whole orange on a microplane grater/zester
Zest from one whole lemon on a microplane grater/zester
4 ounces extra virgin olive oil
Coarse kosher salt
1. Mix all ingredients. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Add more oil if too thick.
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1 cup water
Pinch salt
½ tablespoon butter
½ cup Arborio rice
1 cup whole milk
1 cup heavy cream
4 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Zest from half an orange
1 Pinch cinnamon
Fresh whipped cream, for serving
Orange segments for garnish
1 cup vin cotto (store bought)
1. Slice and sear an orange the night before and add to whole milk. Let steep overnight, strain and discard orange; this will add flavor to the milk.
2. Bring water, salt, and butter to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add the rice, return to a boil, and then reduce the heat to the lowest setting. Shake the pan occasionally and cook until rice has absorbed the water but it still al dente, about 15 minutes.
3. Bring milk, cream, sugar, vanilla, orange zest and cinnamon to a simmer in a separate saucepan. Add the cooked rice and cook at a simmer over medium to low heat until rice absorbs most of the milk and cream and, mixture starts to get thick and silky, about 10 to 15 minutes.
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Well I had my first ovarian cyst at 17 years old (Nov 2001) it was the size of a basketball and I looked about 5 months pg. But my Family Doctor said that nothing was wrong. After months of complaining of pain she sent me for a U/s the cyst was so big that's all they could see on the U/s. I then saw a OBGYN who couldn't believe that I had gone this long without treatment. Had Lap to drain cyst. The cyst came back 4 months later about the same size as before. So I had a laparotomy and had my ovary removed and was put on BCP to control the cysts. Went off of BCP June of 2005 didn't achieve pg and was having pain so saw a fertility specialist who did some u/s and found more cyts. I waited it out a couple of months to see if the cyst would clear up and if I would get pg. The cyst went away yet I was still having pain and not pg. So Nov 2005 I had another lap that revealed that my right tube was destroyed from previous surgeries, I have endo, adhesions, tons of scar tissue that was webbed between my uterus, tube and only ovary and my only tube the left one was blocked. She cleaned up the endo, scar tissue and adhesions and sent me to a tubal specialist who did a work up. Before starting medication to clear my tube he wanted dh to do a semen analysis to make sure everything was good on his end. Well he was born with a hernia that was repaired in 2002 and it destroyed his count. He had a very low count and low motility among other things. So we were refered to IVF. We got pg with dd in March of 2006. As of now I am seeing a new RE because I have more ovarian cyst that were found in June 2007 that are not clearing up and are getting bigger. We have our next appt on July 24.


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Patricia Jones' dogs sounded the alarm. When they wouldn't stop barking, she took a look out her front door and noticed a man taking bricks out of her flowerbed. Then she looked farther out, and saw four men taking the wheels off a possible stolen car they'd parked in front of her house. They were using the bricks to hoist the car in the air. Jones went outside, and that's when the confrontation started.VIDEO: Patricia Jones tells Maurielle Lue about the encounter"He pointed a gun at me like this, and he said, 'Get your *** back in the house. Your life [isn't] worth ... two bricks,'" Jones tells Fox 2's Maurielle Lue. Jones went back in the house and called 911, then went back outside. She told the suspect police have the license plate number of the car, and knew they were stealing it along with her landscaping bricks. But police didn't come in time. In fact, they came nearly an hour later - long after the thieves were gone. When Jones asked them where they were, she says they told her DPD was in the middle of a roll-call, and no police cars are dispatched during that time. A spokeswoman from DPD says they have no such policy, and cars are dispatched based on availability.
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Kenmore Elite 30" Electric Combination Wall Oven - Twice the Possibilities
The Kenmore Elite 30" electric combination wall oven 4890 gives you more cooking options with the convenience of both microwave cooking and a dual-fan convection oven. The self-cleaning oven makes for easy care, as the exclusive AirGuard technology eliminates odors. The innovative temperature probe feature shuts the oven off automatically when foods reach a designated internal temperature, so making the perfect roast is easy. The microwave unit comes equipped with special features like sensor cooking and Turbo Roast & Bake that take the guesswork out of mealtime. Every cook who's short on time needs this Kenmore combination wall oven.
- A built-in microwave oven uses the power of convection to heat foods from the interior and exterior simultaneously, so meals are cooked to perfection inside and out.
- True Dual Convection uses two convection fans and a third hidden heating element to cook evenly baked meals up to 44% faster than Kenmore ovens without convection.
- The Convenient Temperature Probe produces perfect doneness every time by automatically turning off once your turkey or roast reaches precisely the right interior temperature.
- The Self-cleaning function conveniently cleans the oven's interior using high temperatures to burn spills, soil and soot away without a bit of scrubbing.
- Kenmore Airguard™ Technology helps eliminate self-cleaning odors and smoke 85% more effectively than Kenmore ovens without it, so you can breathe easy.
- With the push of a button, the total wall oven lockout feature secures controls and prevents temperature tampering, especially from the smallest fingers in the house.
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Heflin, AL
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We bought this unit and over the four weeks that it has been used we have had four service calls. Two calls to diagnose and two to repair the unit. These repairs started with replacing the main fuse (part cost $83) and then on the next repair appointment it required the replacement of the magnetron, switch, capacitor, transformer, and a thermal cut off switch. Now the unit works fine. The question foremost in my mind is just how long it will be this time. Sears repair service and the corporate office have been very supportive, quick to respond and great on followup. I appreciate this aspect of doing business with them. I however, have advised them to reconsider the manufacturer of this product as to date it has cost Sears nearly $1500 to repair this unit. I also received a gift certificate of $100 to purchase a temporary microwave in the event that the repairs do not hold.
Payson, AZ
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Lasted 30 days microwave went out. service in 20 days WOW
Washougal, WA
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Love this oven, I too read all the negative remarks about this oven and then decided what the heck, you can buy a BMW and it turns out to be a lemon. I had it professionally installed, he told me some of the the dos and dont's and I also read the manual. I have cooked a lot of roasts over the holidays using the bake and convection cycle in the upper and lower oven and have had wonderful results. It's like anything you have to work out the kinks and learn how to use it. Having not had a convection oven before I am still learning the process. I have learned to cook the meat uncovered to start and then cover. Some meats need more fluid in the bottom, roast potatoes cook a lot faster so keep an eye on them. Yes, the buzzer on the microwave is loud, it just makes you get to the oven faster to shut it off. The fan on the microwave blasts out, so I have learned not to be at eye level when it is on. The fan runs longer after the oven is turned off to cool it down, open the oven door and the heat comes into the room which on these cold winter days is no big deal, it cools down faster But, we do not find it to be too loud. We are more than pleased with this appliance and my boys have learned how to use it. Read the Instructions and learn by trial and error. p.s. The control panel works great, but again read the instructions. We have had this appliance since before Thanksgiving and have been cooking for a family of seven with it over the holidays.
Spring Lake, NC
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Had the Elite Double Oven before this and worked great, but like the comination of features in this unit due to space saving. Looks great and cooks well on Convection Bake and does OK on a lot of the Microwave Auto Cook features.. However when you pay $4,000 for an oven you expect it to have been well thought out. Problems are: What idiot put a metal rotating tray in bottom, affects the Microwave Cooking and causes sparking if it touches inside wall? Too complicated to switch back and forth between Microwave and Cooking in Top Overn. In Lower overn on "Bake" cycle, it comes up to temp and then stops heating, but the Temp Readout contnues to show the preset temp so no way to know it is not cooking (ruined a lot of meals before figuring this out). Double Convection Fans do not cook as well as large single fan in old unit.
West Springfield, MA
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I had this item also just over 2 years...technician came out said he only works on refrigerators. Oven sensor broke in less than 1 year. Only works on convection bake and the side walls expanded because I left the grills in and now they fall through to the bottom, so basically its broken, over $3,000 and not worth a dime.
Hubertus, WI
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Disappointing quality. Microwave product worked intermittently; died in less than a month. Repaired and tested, my "1200W microwave is 750W at best, it heats 1 cup of water for 1 minutes to 100degrees; old 1200W Kenmore microwave, same test=150degree water. Initially oven product burnt everything. Temp showed 400 degrees but was 435 degrees. I bought an oven thermometer and calibrated the oven myself. Both oven and microwave have hot spots and cold spots so actually using either for cooking just ruins food.
Sebring, FL
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Outstanding performance in every way possible. We thoroughly tested all features of this oven combination and found nothing lacking. We are now contemplating the purchase of other Kenmore Elite appliances based upon the performance of this combo. It is definitely a keeper.
Galt, CA
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The oven bakes fine and looks good. But don't use the self cleaning . After a year and a few months I cleaned the oven and it quit working. The service man came and pressed the reset button (the button was located so that only a tech could get to it) to the tune of $186 . Now a year and a few months I cleaned it again and again the oven is not working BUT I will not be calling sears again. Sears is not like it used to be they have become substandard with substandard products. So sad.
Elizabethtown, KY
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We purchased all new Kenmore appliances for our home. The Combination wall oven has been replaced 4 times because of holes that were burnt by sparks in the liner. The metal tray arched the inside liner that causes sparks and holes around the tray. We have contacted Sears several times about getting a different oven without a response. Poor quality for the price. Buyer beware!
Roswell, GA
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Replaced a 20 year old unit with purchase. The unit looks wonderful and is easy to use. The installer warned me about the medal tray in the microwave. I just kept the glass one from my old unit. Very happy with this purchase.
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Kelsey's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Boston Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics. I am from Massachusetts but i have lived in Melbourne FL since i was 10. I go up every summer and i have watched the Red Sox at Fenway Park and they won =))
What's your favorite movie quote?
The truth is... I gave my heart away a long time ago, my whole heart... and I never really got it back.- Reese Witherspoon from Sweet Home Alabama
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
SSX Tricky from one of the first Playstations. i will whoop anyone in it!!!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
None - First holes still pierced though =)
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
If i had an ipod i would tell ya. All my songs are on my phone. But i don't download any embarrassing songs since it hooks up to my car =)
What's your best party trick?
I can do back hand springs, I can probably do a handstand against the wall longer then you. I can also do all flips on a trampoline. I was a gymnast from age 2-14 =)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Is your name Campbells? Because your mMMM good!!!
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Bus girl at a restaurant when i was 15
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I have jumped off 2 storys into pools, i surf and wakeboard, i dont consider any of that dangerous though =)
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Waffle house pecan waffles cheese eggs- then a whole bunch of water after so we dont have hangovers and can do it all again the next day =)
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My fridge is like empty but there are figs in there
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I have went skinny dipping in the community pool with my friends off a public road in broad day light!
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bathing suit or nothing
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French Studies
French is spoken by over 300 million people, and is an official language in 29 countries (la Francophonie), the United Nations and the European Union. It is also the language of many major literary, philosophical and political works. French Studies provides access to this rich culture and history. Our graduates work in fields as diverse as international relations and trade, journalism, IT, teaching, law, medicine, the arts and a range of international organisations.
Whatever your prior knowledge of French, the department provides pathways to a French major. You can enrol in our Introductory, Intermediate or Advanced stream, and there are options for 'fast-tracking' to a higher level if you do well. You will study French language and the history, societies, literatures and cultures of France and la Francophonie. In addition, you can spend a semester or a year on exchange in France, Switzerland or Canada.
Most teaching in the Department is in French, with content, class activities and assessment all adapted to your language level in each year of study. Our teaching is strongly focused on student participation and interaction, so that you develop autonomy as learners of French and as independent thinkers.
Major outline
A major in French Studies requires at least 36 credit points from senior units of study including at least 6 credit points at 3000 level.
Placement of students in junior units of study (1000 level)
Introductory stream
Absolute beginners or people having 3 years or less Australian junior high school (up to year 10) education in French or equivalent enrol in FRNC1601: Junior French 1: Entry level less than CEFR A1.
Intermediate stream
Less than 75% in HSC continuers, or completed HSC beginners, or International baccalaureate Ab Initio Grades 4-6 or equivalent enrol in FRNC1621: Junior French 3: Entry level CEFR A1+.
75-79% in HSC Continuers and International Baccalaureate Ab Initio Grade 7 enrol in FRNC2623: Senior French 5: Entry level CEFR A2+.
Advanced stream
French Continuers (80-94%) or French Continuers + Extension (less than Band 6 Continuers + Band 4 Extension) or International baccalaureate Standard Level (less than Grade 7) or International baccalaureate Higher Level (Grade 4-5) enrol in FRNC1631: Junior French 5: Entry level CEFR A2+.
Students having obtained International baccalaureate Standard Level (Grade 7) or Higher Level (Grade 6-7), or French Continuers with 95% or more, or French Continuers + Extension (Band 6 + Band 4) enrol in FRNC2633: Senior French 9: Entry level B1+.
Background speakers
Background speakers will be placed on a case-by-case basis according to the level of school education in French.
Intermediate and Advanced language stream descriptions should not be confused with the Faculty descriptions of second and third year study ('senior-intermediate' and 'senior-advanced' respectively). The unit of study codes given above will indicate the right language level for you.
If you do not fall easily into one of the categories above, you will need to contact the coordinators of the relevant units of study so that your level can be assessed. This includes native speakers who have completed high school study in a French speaking country and students who have undertaken further study or work in a French speaking country, The Department reserves the right to place students according to their correct language level. Students will not be allowed to enrol in a lower level than their own language level.
Please note: A 'gap' year between the HSC or International baccalaureate exam and University entry does not normally affect placement. Students should ensure that their language skills remain active during this year.
Senior units of study (2000 and 3000 level)
Introductory stream
In the Introductory Stream you must include the following units of study in your major: practical language unit FRNC3626 and culture unit FRNC2626 or equivalent exchange units. Your CEFR level at graduation will be: B2+.
Intermediate stream
In the Intermediate Stream you must include the following units of study in your major: practical language unit FRNC3626 and culture unit FRNC2626 or equivalent exchange units. Your CEFR level at graduation will be: B2+.
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Graduate opportunities
Sydney Arts and Social Sciences graduates work in government departments at all levels, and major private sector consultancies and corporations, locally and overseas. The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers a range of subject areas that prepare graduates for careers in administration, education, business research, marketing, media, management consultancy, public relations, gallery and museum curatorship, hospitality and tourism, community and welfare. Our graduates are proficient in research and inquiry, and demonstrate personal and intellectual autonomy, and ethical, social and professional understanding, qualities sought after by leading employers all over the world.
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An iconic Livonia bakery won't have to close its doors after all. With much of its assets on the auction block, Awrey Bakery had been planning to sell and close its doors after more than a century of operation. But on Wednesday the owner of Mini Marie Bakery Inc. based in Midland, Michigan stepped up and purchased Awrey.
Owner John Awrey says baking has been a family tradition. "My grandfather took it door to door in the streets of Detroit. And then my father, Bob Awrey had an opportunity to put it into retail." A lot of sweet memories, and rich history that John Awrey thought was going away.
The 103-year-old bakery on Farmington Road in Livonia was planning to sell everything and layoff it's employees, but then a man from Midland decided to jump in and save the company in the 11th hour.
Mini Marie Bakery spokesman Jim McColgan says, "We're here for a long time and we're going to be a strong viable company. And we're going to produce as many jobs here as possible."
That's good news for more than 157 current employees. And there's plenty of work to be done. The last few weeks they've been getting for a closing auction, now they're gearing up for full production.
John Awrey said, "there were some different things going on in the plant right now that need to be put back into shape, but it won't take long at all and we look forward to again serve."
Customers also eating up the sweet news saying they're happy the tradition will continue.
Awrey was founded in Detroit in 1910 and moved to Livonia in the 1970s. Its products can be found at local grocers.Online: www.awrey.com
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The Sony Xperia Z3 has a beautiful, waterproof design, a 20.7-megapixel camera and can act as a display for your PS4.
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With its powerful processor, great camera, decent screen and gorgeous, waterproof design, the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact is the best small Android phone around.
The Xperia Z1S is the most impressive smartphone Sony has ever sold on any carrier, but an inferior screen makes Samsung's Galaxy handsets better deals.
The Sony Z Ultra Google Play Edition's insanely large size and stratospheric price make the Nexus 5 and Note 3 better options for pure Android power.
Sony's flagship Xperia Z1 packs a Full HD display, a quad-core processor, and a whopping 20.7-megapixel camera into a waterproof body and wraps it in an aluminium frame.
With comparably good sound for its size and the addition of speakerphone features, the Sony SRS-X3 mini Bluetooth speaker measures up well against the pricier Bose SoundLink Mini.
This latest effort from Sony, unveiled at IFA, is an 8-inch tablet that lets you play PS4 games in the bath.
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With its aluminium body, high-quality digital audio amplifier, and ability to play lossless audio files, the Sony NWZ-Z10 is an MP3 player for the dedicated audiophile that demands top-quality sound.
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Evening Reading: What Price Digital?Steam's dramatic holiday sale prices may (as I asserted yesterday) provide Valve a significant bump in their customer base but what then? Should it succeed the expectations will have been set at bargain basement deals. In the unstable online economy of digital distribution that's anything but the norm. Along with the still young search for the "right" price as dictated by the market, digital distributors face pressure to keep prices at a point that won't completely cannibalize sales for traditional brick-and-mortar stores. The result puts the online price at pretty much the same number as it is in stores.
The whole issue of pricing poses one of -- if not the -- big roadblocks in the system. Over Christmas I was reminded of how out of whack it is in the TV world. To catch up on a single missed episode of a TV show costs $3 if you want to see it in HD. It's hard to see the value in that when it was originally broadcast for free, will most likely be shown again as a rerun, and if I set my DVR I can get it to watch whenever I want.
Games, though, pose a different value proposition. At a store my $50 or $60 bucks gets me a box, manual (though not much of one anymore), and a disk but, let's be honest, what's that really worth? The value is more perceived than real. When it comes down to it I'm mostly paying for the content and the rest just happens to be the delivery method.
Download is just another way of getting the game. That puts digital distribution as merely the latest frontline for the real battle of whether the $50-$60 game model holds the future for a growing video game business. Or for that matter, is it even sustainable?
Here's what was sustaining us today:
- Blood Bowl hits 360 and boxed PC copies in January
- iPhone gets Plants vs. Zombies in January
- Latest Divinity 2 trailer shows off dragon flying combat
Ladies, how do you feel about a Chinese shopping center that has a special parking lot for women motorists with wider spaces?
It had evidently grown a little long in the tooth but still an iconic passing with Tavern on the Green closing after New Year's Eve
If you ever need to stop someone making their getaway on a scooter smack 'em with a bicycle
All this British man who had his kitchen stolen had to do was check eBay to nab the thief and get his stuff back
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As of 9 p.m. Friday DTE Energy says about 2,400 customers remain without service in southeast Michigan. Work was hampered Friday by melting ice causing additional damage - in some cases to lines that had previously been repaired.The sound of generators resonates through one Lake Orion neighborhood and throughout the home of the Sniders, who have been powerless since last weekend's ice storm. They have had enough. "I'm more than frustrated. I'm tired," Dawn Snider says. She says she's been on the phone with DTE Energy every day trying to get her power restored. Living in her house right now is her husband, who has pancreatic cancer; her daughter who is eight and a half months pregnant; and her son and his wife and their two-year-old child. It's crowded, but it makes the most sense with the cost of generator fuel and food. "It's been dark. We are trying to, kind of, stay low key, spend family time together, take it for what it is," says Michael Palmer. Their Christmas this year consisted of a crock pot-cooked meal and cheese and crackers. And they are not alone. The roughly 20 plus homes in their cul de sac remain without electricity six days after the initial outage and many of the neighbors are elderly, making matters worse. "You look at it in terms of, maybe it's because we're a smaller neighborhood, a smaller outage, maybe we're lower on the priority list? But, at the same time, this keeps happening; there's got to be a reason behind it," says Palmer. In November, a windstorm knocked out power to the Sniders for four days. Dealing with it all over again is too much on top of everything else. "I'm not trying to sound ungrateful by any means. I am thankful for every day that we have, but, they don't give us a break. And then to find out we have to apply for a 25 dollar credit for reimbursement for the gas, which is costing us 35, 40 dollars a day just to run the generator," says Snider.
UPDATE: The Sniders power was restored later Friday evening, shortly after 6 p.m. DTE crews have been working around the clock to get power restored. They currently have more than 500 lineman from out of state working on the power problem. They hope to have everyone back online by the end of the weekend. DTE has restored power to about 98 percent, or approximately 147,600 of the 150,000 customers impacted by the ice storm that hit Southeast Michigan last weekend. Also, this week's continued harsh weather conditions knocked out power to an additional 52,000 customers and about 4,200 of these customers remain out of service.
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Wednesday is National Candy Cane Day, which seems fitting given that you will likely have a surplus lying around.
We visited the National Confectioners Association website to gather the questions and answers for a quiz dedicated to the striped peppermint candy synonymous with the season.
The quiz is attached to this post as a PDF so it's easy to print off and share with friends or family gathered at your house for the holidays. Or just test your knowledge below:
Candy Cane Quiz
1. Legend places the origin of the candy cane in the:
A. 1900s
B. 1800s
C. 1700s
D. 1600s
2. According to legend, candy canes began as a means of:
A. Rewarding shepherds for successfully guarding a flock.
B. Bartering for the Christmas ham.
C. Keeping choir children quiet during Christmas mass.
D. Decorating the Christmas tree.
3. The candy canes shape is said to symbolize:
A. A fishing hook
B. A shepherd's crook
C. A ram's horn
D. A beckoning finger
4. True or false: Candy canes were originally peppermint flavored.
5. Candy canes were originally:
A. White
B. Red and green striped
C. Red and white striped
D. Brown
6. The world's largest candy cane ever was about:
A. 10 feet tall
B. 33 feet tall
C. 58 feet tall
D. 74 feet tall
7. Candy canes have been mass produced since the:
A. 1750s
B. 1870s
C. 1910s
D. 1950s
8. The box in which candy canes are packaged is called a:
A. trough
B. cradle
C. net
D. box
9. True or False: Candy canes shrink-wrap themselves.
10. Each year 1.76 billion candy canes are produced. That's enough candy canes to stretch from Santa Clause, Ind., to North Pole, Alaska, and back:
A. 6 times
B. 15 times
C. 32 times
D. 54 times
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Rose Bean is 63 years old. She and her husband, Virgil, are licensed foster parents. They took in a baby named Sherry when she was just 28 days old.They have loved and raised Sherry for almost 20 months. The child's birth parents have had their parental rights terminated, and now the Beans want to adopt, but they are not getting a lot of cooperation."We've been told that with our age, we could not adopt her. That we was too old," Rose said. "I was told that the law states that anybody 55 and older cannot adopt a child unless it is a blood relative."According to Rose, the case worker at Lutheran Social Services of Michigan made that statement. However, to our understanding, there is no such law that states you can't adopt after the age of 55."I worked in child welfare for almost 28 years. I'm not aware of any age limit. I'm surprised that a case manager would make that comment to a foster parent. If they're capable and able to be a foster parent, then they're capable and able to be adoptive parents," said Ann Marie Lesniak, executive director of Child Safe Michigan.However, there is one age-related guideline."When there's an age difference, to my knowledge 50 years or more between the child and the adult, we have to establish a contingency plan. So the contingency plan would be who would take custody of that child in the event of a death or illness," Lesniak said.The Beans have made that contingency plan. Their granddaughter, who is 22 years old, has agreed to take responsibility for the child if necessary."I just don't understand why they would want to take her. We're all she's got," Rose said.So what now? Rose said she hasn't formally filed the paperwork to adopt because her case worker said it wasn't possible."She told me to write a letter," Rose said.Sherry is healthy and full of smiles now, but what could the impact be if she were taken from that home?"There is a huge emotional strain if the child would be moved. One might argue that the child would be able to adapt because of her young age, probably wouldn't remember as she got older, but the trauma that ... child would experience from going from the only caregivers that she knows would be a difficult adjustment for her," Lesniak said.
Meanwhile, we received a written statement from Lutheran Social Services. It said, "Our primary concern is for the safety and well-being of children in our care. We are responsible for protecting the privacy of these children while also ensuring case confidentiality and in doing so, we follow all policies and procedures that apply under Michigan law. We can confirm that in the home referenced, there are currently no children legally available for adoption."