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After playing five games in 10 days, including a 57-53 loss to North Florida Monday, the Lady Bisons took a day off Tuesday. They practiced Wednesday, but head coach Frank Bennett was under the weather.
The two rivals will tip-off at 4:30 at the Curb Center Thursday. The Lady Bisons are 7-8, 4-2 in the Atlantic Sun. Belmont is 6-9, 3-3 in the conference.
"Belmont has a good inside-out game," assistant coach Billy Snell said as he filled in for Bennett during the Lipscomb Fastbreak luncheon. "Haley Nelson is their leading scorer on the inside. They also have good guards that can shoot.
"It is a good balance. You have to help on defense. You have to be in two places at one time or they are going to burn you if you aren't there. They run a lot of sets and have a lot of movement. We have to communicate and be where we are supposed to be."
The Lady Bisons are led by guards Jenna Bartsokas with 15.5 points per game and Anna Bowers with 14.1. Center Brittany Duerk is leading in rebounds with 5.3 per game.
"We have experienced some success at Belmont and that means a lot," Snell said. "Knowing that you have experienced success is a big thing."
The coaching staff didn't need to spend a great deal of time on the Belmont scouting report. Both teams are familiar with each other.
"Our players know all the Belmont players' names and Belmont's players know our names," Snell said. "The kids know numbers and the strengths and weaknesses of Belmont's players. It is a fun game to play."
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World affairs have today reached the point where selfishness, competition, greed and separativeness are being increasingly recognised by a growing mass of men and women of goodwill as attributes which are harmful to the continuing survival and well-being of humanity. And yet these values continue to control world affairs.
Confronted with massed political and economic power and conditions which seem out of their control, people of goodwill ask themselves, "What can one person do ?" The fact is that the mobilised and focused power of goodwill demonstrating in the individual lives of millions of men and women can and will alter the course of world affairs.
Goodwill is an energy which, when activated in the individual, manifests as a practical way of life. It is not an impractical sentiment or ideal. Goodwill is love in action.
The practical application of goodwill in a life of service to the one humanity includes: the development of an intelligent approach to world affairs through study; enlightening the mind through reflection and meditation upon world affairs; and a consequent life of service based upon the fruits of one's study and creative thinking.
When the mass of men and women of goodwill are aroused and they are practically using the energy of goodwill in their lives, a new and decisive factor will emerge in world affairs.There is already evidence of this taking place. The power of their united efforts and focused public opinion will become the controlling factor leading to the upliftment of the human condition, thereby preparing the way for the reappearance of the Christ.
Focused, determined, enlightened public opinion is the most potent force in the world.
Focused, enlightened public opinion has no equal, but has been little used. Mass psychology, exploited down the ages, has been applied for selfish and evil ends. People are still easily influenced, but their negative receptivity can be as easily turned to good ends as bad. Let us seek to influence them in the direction of right human relations. Planned direction, plus a wisely outlined programme positively geared towards right human relations, can be major factors in the creation of a sound and intelligent public opinion.
Humanity is made up of individuals, and each of us, as an individual, is a definite and integral part of the whole.
That which each of us, as an individual, can contribute is important to the whole. In order for this contribution to be of maximum effectiveness, there are four first steps which are important preliminaries to be taken by the person who wants to work wisely, usefully and intuitively for the future.
The development of a sense of individual responsibility.
Men and women are recognising the interrelatedness of life and the oneness of humanity. With recognition of the fact of the one humanity, one simultaneously recognises one's integral relation to the whole of humanity and one's consequent responsibility.
The development of the spirit of goodwill in the individual himself, and its evocation in others.
The recognition of responsibility includes assuming responsibility for one's speech and actions. One seeks to cultivate within oneself the spirit of goodwill and to evoke its latent expression in others.
The expression of real love, in service.
Being motivated by goodwill, one expresses real love, love in service, love in action. This demonstrates as a life of service to the one humanity.
The reorganising of the life so as to get the utmost out of each day.
A life of service requires the reorganising of the daily life and the cultivation of new habits where old habits of living impede one's service. Circumstances and environment offer no true obstacle to the spiritual way of life.
The suggestions which follow are designed to give practical direction to all those who have goodwill in their hearts, and who because of it want to do their share in bringing stability and peace to the world – a peace based on surer values than in the past, upon sounder planning, upon the growth of the spirit of understanding and co-operation. These values are strong enough to break down barriers, and to build a new world structure equal to the intelligent demands and needs of all humanity. This simple practical programme can be used by individuals, or developed for group use. It is flexible, and adaptable to any circumstances.
1.Study and reflect upon the many proposals made by world leaders and thinkers on world rehabilitation.
Cultivate an intelligent opinion based on goodwill and on what you, as a result of study, believe should be done.
Discuss the ideas in your home, among your friends and in your environment without fear or favour. Regard such discussions as a service, and know that your interest and enthusiasm cannot fail to have an effect.
2.If possible, gather people together to discuss and study current problems and future needs. Co-operate with those who are already doing so. Look upon this group study as a contribution towards enlightening public opinion. It is a method of building up a reservoir of thought power useful to those whose task is to rebuild. If only two people co-operate with you, the effort will not be lost, for you will be helping to change the content of world thought.
3.Extend your interest to many countries by trying to understand the diverse problems of those countries. Foster your contact with people in other lands by directed thought and by communication. A great network of relationships will be then established which will unite the world into one harmonious and understanding whole, built on right human relationships.
4.Behind the world pattern and structure stands the Originator, its Planner, its motivating Energy its central Will, its living Creator, its God. Seek by inner orientation (whether by prayer or meditation) to reach that central Will and point of Life, thus blending yourself with the sensed divine objective, identifying your will with the Divine Will.
5.Find out and study the methods, techniques and objectives of the various groups and organisations concerned with world reconstruction. You may not agree with all of them, or with their plans or modes or working, but all are needed. Keep a record of such groups, their leaders, objectives and programmes. Establish helpful and friendly relations with them to the best of your ability.
6.Find two other people to work with you. There is a unique potency in this triple relationship. It reflects the triangle of the Trinity, as three people of like mind form a goodwill triangle of light and spiritual interplay. Each of the two who co-operate with you can, in their turn do the same, and thus a great network of goodwill can spread throughout the world. Through it the Forces of Light will be able to work and you, in your place, will have helped.
7.Find the men and women of goodwill in your environment. Be "spiritually aggressive" in this matter and go out to discover them. When you have found them, then be interested in what they are doing; also endeavour to have them co-operate with you in your lines of activity. Keep a register of names and addresses of these people, adding also their capacities and functions, thus building up a mailing list. You will then be aware of a group which can be depended upon to work in a spirit of goodwill for world reconstruction.
8.Give much thought, planning and consideration to the problem of the children of every country. It is the most important opportunity for the men and women of goodwill, for from the children of today come the leaders of tomorrow. On these the future of the world depends. From the church, from the home, from the school and the playground arise the influences which have most effect upon the child. What can you do to see that these influences are of the highest and most constructive type available, to build in the foundational concepts of goodwill and right human relationships?
9.Begin now to lay aside small sums of money which can be spared and can accumulate for the work. This sacrificial saving will enable each to assume his or her share in the work without placing an undue load on others.
These are practical suggestions that can be carried out at once. The process is one not only of self education but of the stimulation of all whom we can reach. It can be summarised as follows:
a.The channelling of thought and energy into right lines so that good motive and wise action can bring in the desired era of right human relations and eventual peace.
b.Stimulating those whose apathy and lack of vision impede progress.
It will demand intelligent study, consideration of methods, and the discovery of people of similar views whose co-operation can be depended upon. The outline of the future world structure can already be seen. In this work of building for the new age everyone can share. To this task we are called.
To assist man and women of goodwill, World Goodwill provides several resources and services in which we invite you to participate.
The Problems of Humanity Study Course
To contribute effectively to humanity's transition into the new civilisation and new consciousness, men and women of goodwill require a deepened understanding of the basic problems underlying the present world crisis. The Problems of Humanity Study Course is intended to help provide this understanding through a course of study and meditation on six world problems of the present period of transition.
The course includes these seven study sets:
Set 1.Introductory Set
Set 2.The Psychological Renewal of the Nations
Set 3.Children, Youth and Education
Set 4.Capital, Labour and Employment
Set 5.Racial Minorities
Set 6.Churches and Organised Religion
Set 7.International Unity.
Designed for group or individual use, each study set contains materials for reading and study, guidelines for a reflective meditation, and questions for consideration and discussion. The course is offered without charge
To complement one's outer life of service, one may wish to serve through one's inner life. Recent scientific discoveries are confirming the ancient dictum "energy follows thought". It then follows that since goodwill is an energy, it can be scientifically strengthened, increased and mobilised through the power of thought.
The Goodwill Meditation Group is an international group of people of goodwill who, linking in thought each week, meditate to increase the goodwill that is in humanity. The Goodwill Meditation Group booklet is available to interested persons upon request.
Triangles is, like World Goodwill, an independent service activity of Lucis Trust. A triangle is a group of three people who unite mentally each day using the Great Invocation to invoke the power of light and goodwill. The network of Triangles throughout the world provides a channel for the circulation of constructive thought and a means for the transformation of the spiritual climate of the planet through the distribution of spiritual energy and the raising of the level of human consciousness. Those interested in participating in this world service are invited to write for further information to Triangles, at the same address as that listed for World Goodwill on the back cover.
Other publications
To help men and women to be intelligent servers, World Goodwill publishes assorted literature, available upon request:
World Goodwill Newsletter, a regular bulletin containing current articles and information relating to world affairs, commentary, and information about World Goodwill activity programmes.
World Goodwill Commentary, a series of occasional commentaries examining in depth current world problems.
World Goodwill pamphlets, discussing the application of new age principles to various areas of human life.

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CES and 3D go hand-in-hand. The trend has persisted for years now at the show, in a sort of "always the bridesmaid never the bride" way. Something always seems seems to manage to overshadow 3D, yet the hype and promise of its full emergence into the consumer market remains.
Casio took a different route with 3D this year, turning 2D images into 3D works of art. The manufacturer was sparse on details behind the printing technology (it uses a proprietary rendering technique and specialized 3D printer)—including whether or not it would be coming to market. At the booth, Casio was trying to figure that out via visitor feedback.
The images are certainly more lifelike than what we've seen from 3D printers thus far, and turns what are likely very ordinary pictures into visually stunning (albeit somewhat frightening) versions of themselves.
Casio also introduced something called Relief Transformation, which adds a bit of depth, contrast, and texture to picture—it's a pretty big upgrade from its HDR effects, but only visible in printed work.
The notion that Casio is spending time on this without a decision as to its marketability is sort of amazing. The company has stumbled a bit lately, although much of that can be tied to Asian natural disasters that seriously affected its inventory and manufacturing plans. But in creating for the sake of creating, you sometimes stumble onto something users actually want. We're not willing to place our bets on this item in particular yet, but props to Casio for creating what's perhaps the most realistic attempt at glasses-free 2D to 3D photo conversion.


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The prerequisites for admission to the program include graduation from an ACGME accredited medical school. All positions are filled through ERAS/NRMP. The usual duration of the training program is 7 years and all residents must pass the written examination of the ABNS before becoming Chief Resident.
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Incorporating robotics with dancers, ADT's Devolution was an extremely high energy exploration of the conflicts and confluences between humans and machines.
The dancers themselves moved in sycopated yet organic ways, echoing and echoed by the machines themselves, which ranged from huge piston driven light scaffolds, to smaller bug like creatures.
Although not autonomous [i think], the machines were programmed as an integral aspect of the performance.
They were not designed to be anthropomorphic, rather the dancers themselves moved in ways that seemed 'extended human', as if the human body itself had been reprogrammed.
The dancers' movements were informed by a more biological approach to machine design rather than the cliche angular 'robotic' type movements of popular culture. At times they would combine and recombine in strange ways [well, strange to anyone unfamiliar with cellular automata ;)].
At times the dancers were also 'augmented' by prostheses as the lines between organic and inorganic became blurred.
It reminded me at times of the cult Japanese metal fetish movie, Tetsuo: Iron Man [http://project.cyberpunk.ru/idb/tetsuo.html] as humans would twine, move and join together with themselves and their metal counterparts..
The notion of machine biologies was explored in ways not seen much in western culture, closer to an 'anime' [Japanese animation] cyborgian aesthetic [dancers moving in ways almost but not quite human] often unexpected dynamics.. stuttering movements, falling down as if power had been suddenly removed, 'flock' behaviour.. etc..
The whole performance was violent, hyper kinetic, sensual.
The music was industrial tech noise, with harsh grinding sounds and electronic haze, enhancing the hydraulic nature of much of the actual machine sounds. The video aspects were more 'genetic' in nature, images of bodies combined and recombined in a kind of post-human cell division.
The ADT has been touring their shows the last few years, so if it comes near you, I would definitely recommend you go see it, especially if you like modern dance and/or robotics..
Devolution::Australian Dance Theatre
Artistic Director: Garry Stewart [Australia]
Machine Designer: Louis-Philippe Demers [Canada]
Filmmaker: Gina Czarnecki [UK]
ADT Home Page [inc. video link]: http://www.adt.org.au/page/default.asp?page=Repertoire&site=1
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - UCSB was victorious at their first home meet of the season. Plenty of UCSB students, parents and alumni came to cheer on UCSB as they defeated California neighbors, UCSD 172to 84 at Campus pool.
Senior Pat Cary won three individual events and helped his 200 medley team take first place as well. Cary started off the meet with his relay team, Formby, Malcolm and Bauer, finishing almost a full second ahead of UCSD with a time of 1:36.87. Cary continued on to win the 200 fly with a time of 1:48.88, a very good early season swim with only a few seconds off last seasons Big West Conference time. Cary blew away the field in the 100 fly and won it by three seconds with a time of 49.35. With just one event to catch his breath he was back in the water to win the 200 IM with a tie of 1:57.77 just touching out Kelvin Le of UCSD.
Other notable swims of the day were double event winner Myles Peck who won the 200 free, 1:41.67 and the 200 back, 1:53.34.
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COLUMBIA, SC (AP) - South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says quarterback Connor Shaw won't need surgery for his sprained left knee.
But Shaw is unlikely to play when the 20th-ranked Gamecocks travel to No. 5 Missouri this weekend.
Spurrier says Sunday that Shaw had on a knee brace and was walking some a day after injuring the knee in a 23-21 loss at Tennessee. However, Spurrier adds Shaw wouldn't practice for two to three days. Should Shaw make it back in time, it wouldn't be the first time the senior overcame injuries to play.
Three weeks ago, Spurrier was told Shaw would miss up to three games because of a shoulder injury against UCF on Sept. 28. However, Shaw was back at practice two days later and played the next week against Kentucky.
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Portland State University President Wim Wiewel will receive the inaugural Presidential Award from the U.S. Green Building Council's Center for Green Schools next month at the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in San Francisco.
The award is given to recognize individuals in higher education at both four-year and two-year institutions for their leadership in sustainability. The council also recognized Jerry Weber, the president of the College of Lake County in Illinois.
"It's a great thing for PSU," said Wiewel, who was hired as the school's president in 2008, discussing the award.
Wiewel brought with him to Portland deep interest in urban development and found a campus awash in a new commitment to sustainability. With the help of the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation's $25 million challenge grant, the school had just launched what is now the Institute for Sustainable Solutions.
"It was just wonderful to see sustainability elevated as an intellectual lens through which everything else is viewed," Wiewel said.
Wiewel said he's energized by the ideas coming from students, such as a campaign to "Take back the Tap" and wean students from bottled water.
"People are always asking, 'How do you get buy-in from leadership on sustainability?'" said Jennifer Allen, the executive director for PSU's Institute for Sustainable Solutions. "Here we have that top-down leadership and bottom-up innovation. It's coming from both sides."
During his tenure at the university — as noted by the U.S. Green Building Council in granting the award — Portland State has added its "Electric Avenue" living laboratory for electric cars in partnership with Portland General Electric. It has also gained a new green building research lab and counts eight LEED-certified buildings on campus.
Kristin Ferguson, who works on strategic projects for the USGBC's Center for Green School's said Wiewel was selected for the award by a panel of experts assembled by the council. The award is intended to recognize leaders in higher education that are thinking creatively, she said.
"We're recognizing models that are working," Ferguson said, "and those that are helping to change the course of how colleges operate."
In addition to his work at PSU, Wiewel also serves on the steering committee for the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment. The national organization has lobbied 650 university and college campuses to implement institution-wide climate action plans, outlining a path toward reduced carbon emissions.
"It's the largest volunteer effort like that you could think of," Wiewel said.
Wiewel signed PSU's own climate action plan in May 2010.
Wiewel has also worked closely with the city of Portland on transit planning to serve the university and he plans to implement an aggressive plan for upgrading the efficiency and sustainability of the PSU campus.
The now-defunct Oregon Sustainability Center, which would have graced PSU's campus, was a good idea, Wiewel said. With that plan dead, he said he would endeavor to lead the university toward other projects that can be a showcase and a lab for urban sustainability. With one caveat.
"I'm not interested in being cutesy," Wiewel said. "It's got to make economic sense."
He also sees more potential in creating and further developing partnerships with the city's businesses.
Even if climate change has all but dropped off the agenda in the U.S. presidential race, Wiewel is firm in his belief that sustainability is the right focus for PSU.
"I don't really care that it's the No. 1 issue people care about," he said. "We know how important it is."


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The noted architect Mies Van Der Rohe said, "Less is more." And this Ed
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In the process, there is a deep finger choil for grip. As a final touch,
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These polished brass "miniliners" position the blade laterally in the
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Bold, brave and powerful pop song. This song is about stepping out of your comfort zone and empowering yourself to do everything you dream of. With an addictive synth melody, pop piano and bass and a mean Hip Hop Groove, this song will have you dancing in your seat!
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Most of you know Psion because of the several well-received mobile devices it has put on the market since the early 1980s, such as the Psion Organiser, Organiser II, and Series 5. However, the company also released a product named Psion netBook in 1999, indeed a sub-notebook, and despite the product being long gone (discontinued in 2003) and Psion not marketing any product named "netbook", it has started a legal offensive to stop other companies from using said term.
Several companies, bloggers, and journalists have received cease and desist letters from the Canadian company, in an effort to defend the Psion netbook trademark. Psion has given them until the end of March 2009 to "transition to a different descriptive term". In case you're wondering - no, OSNews is not important enough to be on their radar, so we haven't received anything. In other words: netbook! Netbook! Netbook!
All joking aside, this still is kind of a serious matter. They must defend their trademark. This does raise the question: what took them so long? Haven't they already failed to defend their trademark by allowing it to become as widespread as it has?
Dell has stepped up to fight against Psion in name of all other defendants, without preconditions. Some claim they have already been successful, but until Psion actually gives up the trademark, there is still danger of this case resurfacing.
Psion was a company far ahead of its time, delivering several landmark products that are still in use to this very day, while also laying the foundations for the Symbian OS. However, this case is rather silly, and I sincerely hope they see the light soon enough.


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Since we're in store for oven-like temps this week (90 degrees? Don't even tell us you haven't been tempted to call in sick!), we thought we'd cool you off with some synchronized-swimming-style starlets! If you've been privileged to attend one of the glam events the acrobatic Aqualillies put on, then you know just how much finesse and mad skills these ladies possess. Treading is hard enough, man, let alone looking flawless doing it! If you haven't caught the underwater act, the gals host classes at the Annenberg Beach House that will throw your abs into the deep end (think muscle-lengthening and toning exercises like sculling, layouts, ballet legs, torpedoes, tucks, and marching)!
And, it turns out their graceful, gutsy moves translate well on camera, too, because we have smoking-hot snaps of them outside of the pool providing just as much entertainment. Don't worry, we scooped their beauty tricks (legit waterproof mascara anyone?), too. Click through our chlorinated adventure with the troupe, and we guarantee you'll either be trying to book them for a backyard party, or enrolled in classes, stat!


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March 28, 2011 - Stromsburg, NE (delivered live via Skype) - Stromsburg Library - "Cold Cases: Genealogists, Coroners & the FBI" - 7:00-8:30 p.m. (please contact the library for more information)
With over a decade's experience working forensics cases for the U.S. Army, Megan realized that "reverse genealogy" techniques could be used to help others seeking to find living people associated with past events or deceased individuals. This provoked her to cold-call several coroners' offices to volunteer her services. Come hear how her individual efforts eventually snowballed into the creation of Unclaimed Persons, a virtual, worldwide group of genealogists who have cracked over 230 cases to date. Peek behind the scenes at a couple of her most challenging cases — and into her latest initiative, helping the FBI with Civil Rights cold cases.


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Smith: Australia series win 'proudest achievement'
PERTH, Australia (AFP) –
South African captain Graeme Smith Monday hailed his team's second successive series win in Australia as the finest moment of his decorated career.
The Proteas, forced to bat out for draws in the first two Tests, dominated the Australians in the third and final Test at the WACA Ground to post a 309-run win and retain their top ranking in Test cricket.
The Perth win made them the first team in two decades to defeat Australia in Australia on consecutive tours, with the West Indies the previous team to manage it in 1992-93. England is the only other country to have done so.
"It's hard to describe how satisfying this feels, to have done it twice is difficult to put into words," said Smith, a veteran of 105 Tests, 97 of them as captain.
"One win here seemed a very long way off when we lost 2-0 back in 2005, but now we have won twice.
"It's incredible – every single one of the players can feel extremely proud of themselves.
"This is the proudest achievement of my career."
The series win also gave South Africa a six-point lead at the top of the ICC Test rankings, the biggest margin in more than four years.
They have done it by remaining unbeaten in 10 Tests this year, all on foreign soil.
The Proteas have not been beaten away since a 2-0 loss in Sri Lanka in 2006 and Smith said the lead had been well-earned.
"It is nice to go home with a six-point gap and go and play in front of our own fans on our home grounds," he said.
"It has been a long haul away from home, with some tough challenges, and to come through them has been really special."
Smith praised the fighting spirit of his side in regrouping after being outplayed in the first two Tests of the series.
Like retiring Australian batsman Ricky Ponting, Smith pointed to the second day of the Test as the defining point in the series.
The Proteas started the day under pressure after being bowled out for 225, but restricted the home team to 163, before piling on 206 runs in the day's final session on the back of attacking batting by Smith and Hashim Amla.
"Day two for me has got to go down as one of the highlights of South African cricket," he said.
"The way we bowled and the way we batted in that evening session to take the game away from Australia."


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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Heckler's Veto Results in Termination of Emeritus Professor's Network Access
Category: Free Speech
Schools: University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) succumbed to the "heckler's veto" by revoking Emeritus Professor Elliot Cramer's network access because of outside complaints about a website link to an organization that advocates for animal welfare. Despite telling the complainant that the dispute was "not a University matter" and that the university did not monitor website content, UNC nevertheless demanded that Cramer remove the link from his website and later canceled his network access. FIRE wrote UNC in protest, and General Counsel Leslie Chambers Strohm replied stating that UNC would not restore Cramer's network access, redefining Cramer's reasonable, good-faith efforts to defend himself as part of the problem/ Strohm also claimed that UNC had not acted due to the content of Cramer's expression, despite the fact that Strohm herself had ordered Cramer to remove content from his website.
Annoy UNC to silence its profs
June 23, 2011
If you're wondering how solid UNC's commitment to free speech is, the verdict is in: Not very. North Carolina's flagship university will defend your right to speak out — until the higher-ups get tired of doing so. UNC Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer found this out the hard way when his efforts to promote animal welfare at shelters in North Carolina drew the ire of a New Yorker named Joseph Villarosa. Their dispute remained private until Villarosa began to relentlessly complain to UNC that Cramer had an e-mail address and Web page on UNC's servers — a privilege UNC extends to […]» Read More
Borrowed Gravitas
June 22, 2011
As far as using a university e-mail account for non-university purposes, not much, according to Elliot Cramer, an emeritus professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Administrators at Chapel Hill disagree. The university recently canceled Cramer's UNC e-mail account, dropped his faculty web page, and barred him from using electronic library resources and other network privileges after finding that he had used his UNC e-mail account to "conduct business" for an animal rights organization with no university affiliation. Cramer had also used his university e-mail account during a vicious war of words with another animal […]» Read More
Will Threat of Legal Action Spur UNC to Restore Emeritus Professor's Rights?
September 20, 2011
After months of discussion with little to show for it, Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer plans to file an ethics complaint against University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) General Counsel Leslie C. Strohm, based in part on Strohm's role in revoking his university email account and website. A lawsuit, Cramer says, is also imminent. This latest development in Cramer's case comes five months after UNC stripped him of his network credentials due to the agitations of an animal activist. The activist, unaffiliated in any way with UNC, repeatedly demanded that UNC punish Cramer merely because his UNC-provided website posted […]» Read More
'Chronicle' Article on Emeritus Faculty Highlights Case of Wronged UNC Professor
August 15, 2011
The Chronicle of Higher Education has published an interesting article on the vagaries of emeritus faculty status and what it means at various universities—i.e., whether it comes with perks or is merely symbolic. In part, the article focuses on recent controversial cases in which emeritus status was denied. In one case, law professor Robert Natelson was denied emeritus status by a vote of his fellow faculty at the University of Montana; he believes the cause to be his outspokenly conservative political views. Another case involves Professor William Ayers of the University of Illinois at Chicago (whose right to speak FIRE has […]» Read More
'Triangle Business Journal' on UNC's Revocation of Emeritus Professor's Network Access
July 1, 2011
North Carolina's Triangle Business Journal is the latest media outlet to report on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's (UNC's) troubling action against Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer when UNC succumbed to outside pressure to revoke Cramer's university network access. The pressure had come from Joseph Villarosa, who has no affiliation with UNC but who drew UNC into his personal dispute with Cramer. FIRE's Will Creeley commented for the article: "Once the university has established a set of rules, it has set a precedent," says Will Creeley, director of legal and public advocacy for FIRE. "Professors expect that when they retire, the promise of network access […]» Read More
FIRE's Shibley Raps UNC's Punishment of Emeritus Professor in 'Herald-Sun'
June 24, 2011
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's (UNC's) decision to revoke the network access of Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer continues to draw headlines, most recently with today's column in the Chapel Hill newspaper The Herald-Sun by FIRE Senior Vice President Robert Shibley. For those unfamiliar with the case, Cramer's network access was revoked by UNC after an external critic, Joseph Villarosa (with whom Cramer had been in an ongoing, non-university related dispute), complained to UNC about a link Cramer posted on his university website. This link carried readers to a site for an animal welfare organization Cramer is affiliated with, through […]» Read More
FIRE Corrects the Record on 'Inside Higher Ed' Reporting of UNC Case
June 22, 2011
Inside Higher Ed runs a story today on the case of Elliot Cramer, Professor Emeritus at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), whose UNC network privileges were terminated by the university as a result of Joseph Villarosa's attempts to draw UNC into a private dispute between him and Cramer. (Villarosa is unaffiliated with UNC.) Inside Higher Ed's story is informed by our press release about the case, released yesterday, and we're grateful for its coverage of the situation. However, Inside Higher Ed's article overemphasizes the role of an earlier dispute involving the Friends of Orange County Animal […]» Read More
UNC-Chapel Hill Surrenders to 'Heckler's Veto,' Revokes Emeritus Professor's Network Access
June 21, 2011
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., June 21, 2011—The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) has surrendered to the "heckler's veto" by revoking Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer's network access following outside complaints about a link on his website to an organization that advocates for animal welfare. Despite telling the complaining individual that the dispute was "not a University matter" and that the university did not monitor the content of websites maintained by professors, UNC nevertheless demanded that Cramer remove the link from his website and later canceled his network access entirely. Cramer came to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) for […]» Read More


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The organization is seeking volunteers to staff La Jolla intersections on the morning of June 27 to collect funds. Businesses, families, groups or individuals can form or join existing teams.
Volunteers are asked to don festive attire and carry the foundation's iconic red shoes as they collect cash donations from La Jollans on their morning commute.
To register as a volunteer or establish a personal fundraising page, visit www.RMHCSD.org/RedShoeDay.
City leaders urge businesses to hire youth — Mayor Bob Filner and City Council President Pro Tem Sherri Lightner teamed together to urge local businesses to hire young adults for summer jobs at jobs summit and business roundtable in late May.
The city leaders are embracing the local employment program, CONNECT2Careers, an innovative program designed to provide opportunities for young people to help them hone skills that give them a leg up in their post-college job searches. The program helps place recent graduates into jobs in tourism, defense and innovation.
Filner and Lightner said they hope to help place all 400 applicants in local jobs this summer through the program. For more information, visit c2csd.org.
Fitwall studio opens in La Jolla — A new kind of fitness studio recently opened its doors at 7710 Fay Ave. Fitwall's training concept uses an apparatus designed to activate muscles, balance the body, burn calories and decompress the spine.
The cutting-edge technology is matched with fitness experts who help athletes train using the veritcal training modalityin 40-minute sessions.
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Dal_Roy Williams 6-yard pass from Tony Romo (Nick Folk kicks PAT), 13:12
— Raiders drive into Dallas territory, Darrius Heyward-Bey catches 17-yard pass, Gradkowski 17 yards to Schilens. Getting some cosmetic stats late. Drive dies at 20 when Gradkowski throws incomplete.
Raiders call last time out with 1:44 to play before Cowboys begin to kill clock. Barber first down will allow Cowboys to kneel on ball for the win.
— Third down, Marion Barber for 32 yards and a first down. Dallas has 384 yards on its 10 biggest plays.
— Gradkowski sacked by Anthony Spencer, Raiders can't manage a first down, punt it back to Dallas wtih 8:12 left.
— Dallas penalizes itself into third-and-23, Romo throws short to Witten, Dallas punts at 10 minute mark.
— Down 24-7, with 13:12 left, Raiders need an answer _ and it needs to come quicker than an 11-play drive. Instead, they go three-and-out with 11:46 to play
— First play of fourth quarter _ Romo to Witten for 44 yards to the 8-yard line. Two snaps later, Romo finds Williams for six yards and a score as Chris Johnson looks immediately at Tyvon Branch as Raiders assess a blown coverage.


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General Care Projects in Bolivia by Diana Jones
My name is Diana Jones and I am 24 years old. I have just finished five years of university and have six months off before I start work, and so decided to embark on a two month Care & Community project with Projects Abroad. My initial aims were to work with children who have had less opportunities in life; to work in a third world country; to learn a new language; and to experience an entirely new culture. For that reason I chose the Projects Abroad Bolivia Care & Community project.
Description of placement
On being informed that I would be working at Maria Christina, a home for mentally disabled street children, I have to admit that I was filled with trepidation. Not only could I not speak any Spanish, but I had no experience working with children with disabilities. However, my initial fears were short-lived. On walking into the home, I was attacked with endless hugs and cries of "tia tia!" (aunty, aunty), and huge smiles! I immediately knew that I had chosen the right project for me, and I knew that not only would I love my time at Maria Christina, but also that I would find it incredibly hard to leave. Besides falling in love with the children at first sight, my other first impression was the poor condition of the home and the children.
Maria Christina is located in a fairly run down area of Cochabamba. The home has plenty of potential - there is not a lack of space inside, and there is a large garden, but it has been allowed to deteriorate and there lacks a homely feel about the place. The garden (despite us spending a weekend clearing it) is generally filled with rubbish where the staff try to burn everything, and we found numerous metal and sharp implements that should not have been there!
I really had very little to do with the staff for the whole duration of my time at Maria Christina. Despite there being numerous members of staff there every day, the majority spent most of their time in the director's office, chatting and smoking. Occasionally the nurses would help out with our activities in the afternoon, but generally only when it suited them. Sometimes one of the educators would help with the lessons in the morning, but normally it would just be one or two volunteers. With regards to the director, we rarely saw him, and he had very little time or concern for the children. My impression of the staff was worsened on a day out with the children where one of the children was lost and the staff were more concerned about losing their jobs than the fact that one of the children was missing!
As mentioned, I fell in love with the children at Maria Christina from the very first day, and despite the problems, the children and their attitudes made the whole project worthwhile. They should be congratulated on their continuous smiling, laughing and general happiness in what are far from ideal circumstances. So many of the children there have experienced things in their pasts we could barely imagine, and yet still have a lot of love in their hearts. I think what the volunteers perhaps found most difficult was to accept the fact that we were unable to implement major changes at Maria Christina, and that really we should just concentrate on improving the childrens´ days rather than their lives.
While certain children were always keen to learn and partake in the activities, there were others who were either more reserved, or more confrontational, and it would be a lie to say that we always found it easy to work with them. But it was this that made my whole time at Maria Christina more rewarding. Helping a child understand simple multiplication, or seeing the pride on a child´s face on creating something artistic, or simply having a hug and a kiss from a child was unbelievably rewarding, and we did notice major changes in their behaviour, in the sense that many of them really calmed down, as they realised we were there for them and that we wanted to help them and love them. This made it even harder when we had to leave Maria Christina.
In general, the volunteers would plan a week's activities in advance for the afternoons (we did general school work in the mornings) and we tried to have a variety of activities planned. Successful activities included colouring sheets, papier-mâché (if not a little messy!), mask making, hat making, jewellery out of pasta, making decorations for the room, games outside, chalk drawings, hopscotch, finger painting, tissue paper flowers and making musical instruments (though not if you had a headache!). Generally between 8 and 16 children would turn up, and we tried to round up as many as possible. Because there were four volunteers at one stage, often a couple of us would play outside with those who didn't want to join in inside, which meant we were able to entertain more of the children. Occasionally day trips were arranged for the children, and one day the staff held a fiesta at Maria Christina itself, hiring a music system and having food and drinks, and the children really loved it - it certainly raised my opinion of the staff there. All of the above were not taxing activities, and did not involve a huge amount of planning on the part of the volunteers, but the results on the children were fantastic, and proved the value of having volunteers at Maria Christina.
I had no real expectations on embarking on my Care & Community project in Bolivia. Looking back, it has been two of the best months of my life, and I have learnt a lot about myself and about working with others. I am starting to doubt my future career as a lawyer, contemplating instead working with children! Despite my initial fears about working with children with disabilities, I did not find it a problem at all; but rather thrived on helping them; and their attitudes and personalities were inspiring. Working with other volunteers was a good experience, as everyone was able to contribute in different ways, and we really worked as a team at Maria Christina, all equally passionate about what we were doing.
I would recommend basic knowledge of Spanish for all volunteers, although it is not essential, and you do learn very quickly when you know nothing!
In terms of Maria Christina, the whole place needs changing, and it is not the volunteers who can do that. We were able to hopefully improve the childrens´ days, but for their lives to get better, more major changes need to be implemented from a more powerful source. Until this happens many of the children have no real chances in life, and will continue to live in basic conditions with very little love.
I have been very impressed with Projects Abroad´s approach to working at Maria Christina, and all their time and effort, provision of resources and general care for the project. If any volunteer ever has any doubts about working at Maria Chritsina, or with children with disabilities, I hope this report extinguishes such fears, as it really has been the most rewarding and fantastic experience, and one I will never forget. Thank you Projects Abroad!
Diana Jones
Esta anécdota podría incluir referencias al trabajo con o en orfanatos. Encuentra más información sobre la posición actual de Projects Abroad sobre el voluntariado en orfanatos y nuestro enfoque en cuidado comunitario para niños.
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Guari Nanda's Funky & Colorful Rolling Clocks
After having made his first rolling clock named Clocky, Guari Nanda has come back with her latest rolling clock, which she named Tocky, since it's got a touchscreen. It's true that most people use their cell phones as their alarm clocks, but we've always found that using a dedicated clock is a good way to go.
The new clock is called Tocky and just like the Clocky, it's a rolling alarm clock. It will run away from you in random directions so that you don't push the snooze button too much. The new clock is spherical, has a touchscreen and interchangeable rubbery skins. It can record messages, and mp3s (thanks to its built-in mic).
The original Clocky comes with wheels and is able to jump 3 feet away from you when you try to press the snooze alarm. Everyone tries to press the snooze alarm at some point. I used to be terrible and delay really waking up for a long time. These clocks would really stop you from doing so, because in essence, you'd have to get up to get them to stop their noise.
Tocky was just announced and it's available via Guari Nanda's online store for $79. If you want Clocky, you'll have to spend $45. Ultimately, unless you really like the design of Clocky, Tocky is the way to go, even it if is more expensive. It's definitely a unique clock.
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Consumer prices continued to rise in October as rents and the cost of food climbed even as gas came down from its recent peak, the government said.
Seasonally adjusted prices got a 0.1% boost in October from the previous month, according to the Labor Department. But the increase was smaller than the 0.6% surges in September and August.
October's prices were up 2.2% from the year-earlier period.
The cost of food went up 0.2% last month from September, according to the report, with meat, poultry, fish, eggs, fruits and vegetables all experiencing price hikes. Rents gained 0.4%, their largest rise since June 2008.
Americans got a breather, however, as energy prices slumped 0.2%. Gas prices slid 0.6% after soaring 7% in September and 9% in August.
Stripping the price index of energy and food, which tend to be volatile, brought core prices up 0.2%. Apparel costs and airline fares rose, while prices of new and used cars retreated.
A separate report from the American Farm Bureau Federation predicted that a typical Thanksgiving dinner will cost consumers 28 cents more than last year, bringing the price of the turkey feast up to $49.48 for a party of 10.


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Come Down To Jeff's!
See the sights, relax on the beach, and enjoy a great meal. We have cold beer on tap, and our crew is here to serve you!
Birthdays, reup, reunions, weddings, receptions, hail and farewells, amf, concerts, politics, retreats, camping, meditation, yoga, we do them all (children's party menus too).
Museum: View our collection of unique artifacts, glass fish floats, stone tools, ifit wood sculptures, rare seashells, and more. The museum is also home to Yokoi's true story wall. OPEN Daily – Guided Tours Available.
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A New Jersey university has landed atop a national ranking of the best colleges in America.
But it's not the one you think.
New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark was named the No. 1 value in the country by BuzzFeed.
And while Buzzfeed does not have the cachet of the U.S. News & World Report list (which, by the way, ranked Princeton at No. 1), its criteria for selection may be more appealing to students — and those paying for said students.
NJIT landed the top spot based on a matrix that plotted annual tuition costs against average first-year salaries, as provided by PayScale.
RELATED: An almost-model works toward her Ph.D. in biology at NJIT
NJIT — with a tuition of just $27,840 against an average starting salary of $54,600 — took the top honor in a list loaded with Jersey schools.
Princeton came in at No. 8, followed closely by Stevens (No. 13), Rutgers (No. 20) and Seton Hall (No. 24).
The list also includes most of the traditional heavyweights, as seven of the eight Ivy League schools (sorry, Yale) made the top 50.
But the rankings favored tech schools.
Georgia Tech was No. 2, followed by the little-known Michigan Tech at No. 3. Virginia Tech is No. 5, Cal Tech comes in at No. 6, and WPI (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) rounds out the top 10. MIT ranked No. 11.
See the entire ranking at BuzzFeed.


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Professor, Department of Medicine (Critical Care)
Peter Dicpinigaitis, M.D., is active in the field of cough research. Dr. Dicpinigaitis and colleagues have developed methods of cough reflex sensitivity measurement with the tussive agent capsaicin that have been adopted in international guidelines as the proposed standard method of cough challenge testing.
Using this methodology, Dicpinigaitis has performed numerous studies to evaluate potential antitussive drugs; to evaluate the effect of non-pharmacological interventions such as cigarette smoking on cough reflex sensitivity; as well as to evaluate ethnic and gender differences in the cough reflex.
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A mining company would have scrapped a proposed $500 million coal deal in the NSW upper Hunter if it had known the Obeid family was involved, a corruption inquiry has heard.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is examining former Labor minister Ian Macdonald's decision in 2008 to issue mining exploration licences in the Bylong Valley and how Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid gained from it.
It has been alleged the Obeids stood to make millions of dollars out of a mining deal between Cascade Coal and White Energy linked to the sale of a mining exploration licence in the coal-rich region.
The inquiry has been told White Energy agreed to buy the assets of Cascade for $500 million in November 2010 but the deal fell through.
Graham Cubbin, a non-executive director at White Energy at the time, told the ICAC on Monday that he would have been "very worried" if he had known the Obeids were involved.
"There would have been a lot of adverse publicity, and I think that would have meant the end of the transaction," Mr Cubbin said.
He said his reputation would have been "trashed" if he had gone ahead with the deal and the state government had not granted a mining lease over the critical Mt Penny tenement.
"There was too much downside risk for White Energy," he said.
The inquiry was also shown minutes from a March 2011 meeting involving Mr Cubbin and Cascade investor, Richard Poole, at which Mr Poole allegedly stated he was not aware of any payments being made to Eddie Obeid or entities associated with him.
Earlier, former Obeid family lawyer, Sevag Chalabian, said Mr Poole told him to disguise the Obeid's involvement in the Bylong Valley.
"He was the one who was telling you that the Obeids' interests had to be carefully disguised?" counsel assisting the commissioner, Geoffrey Watson SC, asked.
"Yes," Mr Chalabian replied.
Mr Watson suggested that the Obeids' interests had to be masked because otherwise the state government might set aside the exploration licence.
The inquiry heard that Mr Poole told Mr Chalabian that a complex installation of trusts and corporate entities was needed "so no one could find the Obeid name".
Mr Chalabian said that despite the involved corporate arrangements there was a deal for $60 million between Cascade and the Obeids.
He agreed with Mr Watson's suggestions that the Obeids currently held 717,000 shares in Cascade.


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1 Introduction to Modeling and Simulation (Catherine M. Banks).
M&S Characteristics and Descriptors.
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2 Statistical Concepts for Discrete Event Simulation (Roland R. Mielke).
Simulation Basics.
Input Data Modeling.
Output Data Analysis.
3 Discrete-Event Simulation (Rafael Diaz and Joshua G. Behr).
Queuing System Model Components.
Simulation Methodology.
DES Example.
Hand Simulation—Spreadsheet Implementation.
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4 Modeling Continuous Systems (Wesley N. Colley).
System Class.
Modeling and Simulation (M&S) Strategy.
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Simulating Continuous Systems.
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5 Monte Carlo Simulation (John A. Sokolowski).
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Sensitivity Analysis.
6 Systems Modeling: Analysis and Operations Research (Frederic D. McKenziei).
System Model Types.
Modeling Methodologies and Tools.
Analysis of Modeling and Simulation (M&S).
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Further Readings.
7 Visualization (Yuzhong Shen).
Computer Graphics Fundamentals.
Visualization Software and Tools.
Case Studies.
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Simulating State and Substate Actors with CountrySim: Synthesizing Theories Across the Social Sciences.
The CountrySim Application and Sociocultural Game Results.
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Synchronization Algorithms for Parallel and Distributed Simulation.
Distributed Simulation Middleware.
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Current Interoperability Standard Solutions.
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