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At Masters in Finance Schools students assess the latest investment management theories and calculation methods for asset valuation as well as portfolio and risk management. Students also prepare for the rigorous Chartered Financial Analyst® examination and/or Financial Risk Management certification.
Masters in Finance Schools confer graduate degrees in banking, financial planning, financial management, and more. Finance majors typically learn how to manage money in areas such as investments, corporate finance, international financial management, and financial institutions and markets.
A Masters degree in Finance provides graduate education in finance to prepare students to pursue careers in corporate finance, investment management and financial analysis. Graduates may also want to accrue experience before pursuing a DBA/PhD in Finance.
Far Reaching Appeal - Such programs could appeal to both today's finance professional and recent graduates. With a range of opportunities to select from, participants could widen their skill base to approach the current economic climate with solid financial decision skills.
Finance and Business Courses - Most Master of Finance degree programs begin with core business courses such as economics and then move topics in financial theory and markets, investment analysis and corporate accounting. Curricula are frequently infused with advanced mathematics and statistics courses as well as data-intensive analysis.
Many employers now seek financial manager-candidates with a masters degree, preferably in business administration, finance, accounting, or economics. i
Through dynamic course plans, persons could sharpen their expertise as they examine case studies, take part in internships and work to solve problems via other learning experiences. Alongside, elective coursework that delves into niche areas, or a chosen emphasis might help students develop both breadth and depth of financial and business savvy.
No two Masters in Finance schools have the same enrollment and admission process or standards. Some programs may enroll students with a specific undergraduate major, while others might just stipulate an undergraduate degree from an accredited four-year college or university. As a general rule, applicants also need to furnish official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended along with form, fee and possibly some or all of the following.
In some Masters of Finance schools, full-time students might earn their Masters degree in finance and in 1.5 years or part-time in 2 years. Length does vary between universities and programs.
Two of the main contenders to help make navigate the world of complex financial instruments and regulatory requirements are the MBA in Finance and Master of Science in Finance – MSF degree. Finance graduate schools may not have both programs on their menu. Students should thus carefully consider any goals or specific credentials they hope to achieve while making their selection.
What Is the MBA in Finance? An MBA in Finance generally offers a broad curriculum in operations, marketing, accounting, business strategy and managerial processes with finance as a concentration – not the bulk of the coursework.
MBA vs MSF in Finance: An MSF degree could provide a more finance-saturated or STEM curriculum than the MBA in Finance. In this type of program, students could study the finer points of a finance-related topic through a concentration on top of a spectrum of finance courses.
An MSF in Finance is a highly-focused program that could arm students with highly-focused knowledge of key areas.
Participants might also gain general modeling and analytical skills, including the ability to write computer programs, work with databases, simulate outcomes, perform regression analysis, and solve controlled optimization problems.
MSF Degree Curriculum
Frequently, the curriculum is divided, though each university does use their own format. For instance, an MSF program might feature prerequisites, required courses, and electives. Often, the prerequisites include upper level calculus, micro/macroeconomics, statistics, accounting and business finance. These may be met through undergrad credits - so plan ahead.
The required courses may aim to develop strong technical skills while electives might include a choice of career tracks. This is where the search could get really interesting as finance graduate schools have different choices. Examples of concentrations could span areas such as corporate finance, risk management, and asset management. These may offer course lists that line up with professional designations. CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), and CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) for instance.
MSF students may also be tasked with a final project or research paper.
A Master of Science in Financial Planning (MSFP) degree program is often a 30-credit program designed to prepare graduates for the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) exam. Participants usually study to learn financial planning strategies, research techniques, and methods of analysis along with other highly focused topics.
An MBA in Finance typically starts out with the premise that financial concerns are a part of nearly every organizational decision. Through an emphasis on specific analytical skills, MBA students who choose the finance concentration might emerge with useful knowledge such as the ability to weigh costs and benefits.
Some MBA programs consist of 42 credits (this varies), out of which about 30 credits could be devoted to foundational (core) courses in business and management processes.
Remainder credits could then be devoted to required finance concentration courses, a finance elective (e.g. global finance) and an applied research capstone.
MBA- CFA Track: Students who specifically want to pursue a career in asset and wealth management, hedge funds, private equities, venture-capital and research might look for an MBA in Finance which could prepare them to sit for one of the CFA exams.
For those who want to sharpen business management skills and study finance more comprehensively than as a side emphasis, some finance schools do offer MBA/MSF – Finance programs.
A dual degree in business and finance might require fewer courses than if each degree were earned separately. Students who complete the dual degree may earn an MBA with a concentration in finance and an MSF degree.
From the MBA component, graduates might take away leadership skills such as how to manage and motivate personnel in a workplace, core business values and a refined grasp of international economics. For the MSF degree, students may take away solid skills in corporate finance, financial mathematics, and investment banking.
Do you hope to study finance in a specific city, state or country? Location could be one of the things to check out as some Masters in Finance schools may be positioned near or in cities with major financial districts like New York, Boston, Philadelphia or Chicago.
Sometimes, a university may have guest lectures or networking events which could mean lots of extra interaction with business leaders from the community. Or, the school location might open up opportunities to pursue internships at investment banks and any multinational corporations in the vicinity.
On-campus MSF and MBA degree programs could also mean that learning extends beyond in-class lectures. Some universities have things like financial trading labs where one could gain hands-on experience in a trading environment that might have the same hardware, software and applications used by today's financial managers.
Universities with Masters in Finance degrees may be regionally accredited. At the institutional level, this generally vouches for a school's overall standards and fiscal stability. Some schools and specific Masters and MBA programs may also be accredited at the programmatic level. This might speak to other whether a course list is relevant and/or follows ethical professional guidelines. Agencies of this nature might include the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) and ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs).
Taking into consideration the type of program (MBA in Finance, MSF or MFP degree), desired concentration (banking, financial planning) and location, scroll through partner Masters in Finance Schools next. Make your selection, then use the on-page form to contact finance graduate schools directly.
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It has taken me three months to the day to finally sit down and write this. I never wanted to write it � and still don�t � because doing so will mean acceptance. And I am not quite there yet.
My heart is still very heavy at the loss of one of my most favorite people of more than two decades, longtime Burlington Times-News reporter Mike Wilder, who succumbed to cancer on April 14. I first met Mike fresh out of journalism school as a reporter for the Mebane Enterprise, with assignments that included the Alamance County school systems. Mike worked at a different paper, The Alamance News, covering the same beat. I later served as the education and health reporter at the Times-News; ironic given that Mike covered education there at the time of his death. I used to rib him often about �taking over my old job� and we�d exchange a number of private, inside jokes from our newspapering days together, which included uttering key phrases often quoted by folks about town. It became a pattern � I�d start with one phrase, he�d answer with another, I�d respond and so on. It saddens me so much that we�ll never exchange those phrases again in my lifetime.
Though competitors, we became fast friends while covering long board of education meetings and other events for our respective employers. I remember with clarity many evenings when the board would go into executive session for hours, leaving only the reporters outside to wait on their return. Typically, that was just Mike and me. We�d tell stories from our childhood, talk about politics and current events and wonder what was going on in the executive session. More often than not, the board would return only to announce no orders of new business except to adjourn for the night. By that time we�d be pretty hungry, and needing some nourishment before returning to file stories, we�d usually continue the conversation over a meal at the old Perkins restaurant.
But while we were friends, we were also fiercely competitive when it came to our news stories. Any time Mike Wilder appeared on the scene with his pad and pen, I knew I needed to be on my game. When we questioned officials or bystanders together, Mike always asked a question I�d not thought to ask myself. His reporting and writing were simply stellar, and Alamance County residents were lucky to benefit from it.
After I moved on from newspapering to attend graduate school, I lost touch with Mike for a few years, but the reporter in him soon searched me out and we reconnected. I was so glad he did. I�d missed my friend, and we once again enjoyed sharing our lives and reminiscing about our early days as reporters. To say I was in shock upon hearing of his diagnosis earlier this year is an understatement. It was personally devastating to me. Mike and I were about the same age, and he had been nicer to me than almost anyone I�d ever known.
I hurt for him and the fact he wasn�t well, but wanted to find a way to keep his spirits bright. I went to the store and bought one of each get well card they had in stock � a multiple month supply. Some were funny and some were serious. I added a weekly reminder to my calendar and started sending them to Mike every Monday morning like clockwork, in care of the Times-News. In my desk at work right now is a large stack of stamped, unmailed cards that I simply cannot bear to throw away. But on top of the desk, close enough to touch, is my favorite photo of Mike � looking left, beautiful blue eyes shining � framed as a reminder to laugh as hard as he did, to love my family and my job, to do good for others and to always, always, live and appreciate life today like there is no tomorrow. I won�t let him down.
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Nick Lavoie and his friends played catch on the beach this week hours before they would go check out the nightclubs on Seabreeze Boulevard.
But other than a few spots along State Road A1A, Lavoie said he and others didn't feel too welcome.
DAYTONA BEACH — Nick Lavoie and his friends played catch on the beach this week hours before they would go check out the nightclubs on Seabreeze Boulevard.
But other than a few spots along State Road A1A, Lavoie said he and others didn't feel too welcome.
"That's the sense I'm getting," said the 23-year-old University of Massachusetts student as loud music pumped from a car in the background and others played beer pong on the beach.
Lavoie isn't imagining things.
Since the early '90s, local officials have attempted to shift the city's image from a trashy Spring Break spot to a dazzling destination for families and snowbirds. Some beachside businesses, though, say the area has lost out on a massive business where others have capitalized. Tourism officials say spring breakers, notoriously known for destroying property and drunken parties, tend to scare off families.
"We've turned our back on a very high economic generator and nothing came to replace that," said George Karamitos, owner of Maui Nix Surf Shop.
Jeffrey Hentz, president and chief executive officer of the Daytona Beach Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, said he and others see the Spring Break market as one that has "high risk and limited reward."
"Hoteliers have to determine whether that's the best business for their property and say, 'We want Spring Break,' " he said. "I'm not getting that."
When Spring Break was at its peak in Daytona Beach in the late 1980s, college students were coming to the beach destination by the hundreds of thousands and officials estimate more than $120 million was injected into the local economy.
Derrick Butler, owner of BEG4It Entertainment and current entertainment director for Frank's Front Row, was there to witness it all.
"It was a sea of people," said Butler, who co-hosted several events with MTV's Downtown Julie Brown. He was instrumental in bringing some of the bigger names to Daytona including Red Hot Chili Peppers.
"(Beachside) was filled to the brim with people. It took one hour to go two miles. It was definitely a crazy time."
By 1989, though, Spring Break had gotten out of control. Eight people fell off balconies, one fatally. Fights broke out and three hotels were shut down amid reports of urine, vomit and feces in the halls and stairways.
Blaine Lansberry, who owned about a half dozen hotels along the beachside at the time, said many other hoteliers decided it was time for a change.
"There were many businesses that made a lot of money, but the (negative) impact on the community was too much," said Lansberry, who owns the Best Western Plus Aku Tiki Inn and the Bahama House. "Our hotel business agreed to evolve away from Spring Break and focused more on families."
Lansberry believes it was a "smart move" to shift away from the Spring Break scene.
"I think when you put all your eggs in one basket it displaces others," she said.
Hentz said he has yet to see evidence that having large numbers of spring breakers come to town is beneficial. For now, he sees the area continuing to focus on drawing families and convention business.
"That is where we're headed because that's where the pot of opportunity is," he said.
Today, there is very little evidence that Daytona was once a Spring Break hot spot.
"I dare anybody to drive down A1A and tell me there's a Spring Break going on," said Karamitos, who has two Maui Nix Surf Shop locations on Daytona's beachside. "It's almost nonexistent."
Even Seabreeze Boulevard, a popular gathering spot for college students for its bars and clubs, isn't what it once was, Butler said. On any given night during the normal Spring Break season, many of the nightspots receive sporadic business.
"It's going to fold up," he said of businesses along Seabreeze Boulevard if the downward trend of Spring Break continues. "You already see it now, all you see is for rent signs in the windows. It's obvious what's happening."
When the online hotel booking service Expedia compared what it called "traditional" Spring Break hot spots, Daytona Beach wasn't even on its list, which included Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Panama City Beach.
Spring Break bookings were up in all three markets, Expedia reported, with average daily rates of $237 in Miami, $169 in Fort Lauderdale and $174 in Panama City Beach. By comparison, the average daily rate in Daytona Beach for March 2012 — the last figure available — was $122.
Panama City Beach long ago took over Daytona's claim to the most spring breakers. The Northwest Florida city will welcome 250,000 to 300,000 students to the "World's Most Beautiful Beach," said Susan Estler, vice president of marketing for the Panama City Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Like Daytona, the bureau doesn't advertise to college students, but local businesses team up with corporations to bring them in, she said. Like Daytona, once the special event visitors leave, Panama City Beach markets itself as a destination for families and couples for the rest of the year, Estler said.
"Our branding (slogan) is that we're a 'Real. Fun. Beach.' " Estler said. "We cater to many different demographics."
Elsewhere, Destin has recently become a destination for spring breakers, but they cause little trouble, said Katherine LeBlanc, whose public relations firm represents the Emerald Coast Convention & Visitors Bureau.
"They're looking for a vacation, not a party," she said.
But spring break business does exact a toll. In 2012, the state Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco made 1,800 arrests in Panama City Beach and Bay County. This year, a 21-year-old Tennessee man fell off of a balcony, suffering two broken ribs and a broken tailbone, while a 20-year-old Michigan man died from an apparent alcohol overdose.
Panama City Beach Police Chief Drew Whitman said "99 percent" of the students have a good time without committing any crimes.
"We're looking for that 1 percent," he said.
Scott Edwards, with the Daytona Beach Welcome Center, said he believes Daytona can find its niche with the Spring Break crowd without alienating families that now come to the beach.
"The notion that they will destroy this place is total fantasy," he said, adding, "Today's college student is more sophisticated."
Instead of coming by the busload, students arrive on planes, he said. Instead of heading to the beach, some go on cruises.
"When we're able to show this place to college students and what it has to offer they will come back when they're 30 years old," he said.
Lavoie, who along with his friends were scheduled to go on a cruise aboard the Carnival Dream before a faulty emergency generator canceled their voyage, said he and his friends were expecting a wild scene in Daytona but have found a much calmer one.
"It's a lot more under control," Lavoie said. "We've seen a lot less fights and vomit than we were expecting."
Nearby, Ohio State University student Lauren Moore, 24, and her friend Elyse Vincent laid on some beach towels trying to get a tan despite the cool and cloudy conditions.
"We're just looking for a nice getaway," she said.
Asked if they would come back — "Why not?" Moore replied.
Welcome or not, Lavoie said he and his friends plan on making the most of their trip.
"We're having a blast," he said.


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Triumph Learning Unveils Smart Practice Solution, Waggle At ISTE
NEW YORK, NY – June 30, 2014 – Triumph Learning, producer of critically acclaimed K-12 texts and interactive digital tools, launches Waggle, an online learning platform that generates a smart practice environment to help students in grades 3-8 prepare for assessments. This new transformative learning system offers Common Core and state standards-aligned content in English language arts and math, and is fully integrated with Triumph Learning's Coach resources. It will be showcased for the first time at the 2014 ISTE Conference and Expo in Atlanta June 28–July 1.
"Every student should have a secure way to learn and acquire skills they need to succeed," said Rick Noble, CEO of Triumph Learning. "Through custom feedback and tailored instruction, Waggle supports the needs of each individual student, whether they are on-level, struggling or excelling, to help them practice intelligently for assessments."
Waggle champions productive struggle by creating a safe and engaging environment for students to explore, accelerate learning, and build confidence. The platform is powered by Knewton's adaptive learning engine, which analyzes what students know and how they learn best. It can then recommend what to study next in Waggle, personalizing the learning path for each student. Instructions and hints are continuously customized to help students develop proficiency and comfort with assigned skills.
"Waggle is an innovative tool built to address the needs of today's classrooms," said Jose Ferreira, founder and CEO of Knewton. "Within Waggle, Knewton-powered recommendations provide students with more personalized lessons, while Knewton-powered analytics identify knowledge gaps and predict performance to help educators offer more tailored support for every student."
Waggle provides an adaptive practice program for students as well as a comprehensive instructional tool for educators. Waggle's interactive skills map creates a snapshot of student progress, allowing teachers to quickly filter content for proficiency and student scores. The platform's intuitive reporting gives teachers the help they need in planning, predicting and adjusting instruction for each student. Plain language insights help educators identify students who are struggling or excelling in certain content areas and take immediate steps to remediate or accelerate as necessary.
Through Waggle, educators can assign instructional content, either online or from Triumph Learning's Coach print resources, to individual students, groups or the whole class directly from the teacher dashboard to deliver differentiated practice and instruction. Waggle is integrated with Coach for a complete blended learning solution.
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Release Date: 03/01/2010
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(Boston—March 1, 2010) The Kennebec Sanitary Treatment District (KSTD) Wastewater Treatment Plant of Waterville, Maine was recently selected by EPA for a Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Excellence Award.
The staff of KSTD, led by Timothy LeVasseur, Superintendent, was recognized by EPA's New England Office for exceptional work in operating and maintaining the plant. The plant was among six facilities in New England acknowledged for exemplary performance during 2009. The Maine Department of Environmental Protection was instrumental in nominating this facility. Besides, Tim LeVasseur, KSTD staff include:
Arnold Hanscom, Cynthia Chase, Nancy Green, Carl Leathers, Lonny Lyons, Timothy Mercer, Peter Sherwood, John Symonevich, Derek Vigue, Richard Vigue, Mark Wentworth, Ronald White, and Lynn Woodard.
In addition KSTD has been provided with outstanding support from their Board of Trustees over the years, who currently include:
John Hamelin, David Cosgrove, David Dostie, Peter Deane, Gary Dixon, Albert Hodsdon III, Robert Nadeau, Thomas Shattuck, Percy Smith, and Jack Stanley, Jr.
"The professionals operating these wastewater treatment plants, as well as the municipalities and the state environmental agencies that support them, are essential to keeping our environment healthy," said Curt Spalding, regional administrator of EPA's New England Office. "I am proud to give them the credit they deserve."
The EPA Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Excellence Award was established to recognize and honor the employees of publicly owned wastewater treatment plants for their commitment to improving water quality with outstanding plant operations and maintenance and on-going operator training. More often than not and particularly with the smaller facilities, conscientious operators and staff continue to perform exceptionally with limited resources.
KSTD was acknowledged on January 27th at the annual New England Water Environment Association Conference in Boston.
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Rewards Abound for Animal Killer Info
The US Fish and Wildlife Service is offering $2,500 in rewards for information leading to the arrest and conviction responsible for the deaths of four wolves and six bald eagles near the Bob Marshal Wilderness Area in Montana. The reward is one of three in the region involving cases of mysterious animal deaths.
Lab results have shown the animals died as a result of poisoning in May, but fish and wildlife special agent Rick Branzell said Tuesday he could not elaborate on any details of the case because, "the matter is still under investigation."
Also in May, 13 cows and one calf were shot outside of Hankinson in Richland County. The North Dakota Stockmen's Association is offering a reward of $4,100 for information in the case which cost rancher David Kluge an estimated $30,000. Criminal charges in such cases are dependent on the value of the livestock that are killed. Between $500 and $10,000 is a Class C Felony, and above that amount is a Class B Felony. A class B felony carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine plus restitution. Killing a bald eagle violates the United States Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act (EPA), 16 USC 668 (a). Under the EPA the crime carries a maximum penalty of one year in federal prison, and up to a $100,000 fine. The bald eagle is listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.
The NDSA is also offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of suspects involved in a pair of livestock shootings in Griggs County. The two incidents near Cooperstown involved the killing of four horses and three head of cattle.
Last week the reward for information in the shooting deaths of nine cattle in Oliver County became the largest such reward in state history at $18,000. The NDSA reward fund in that case grew due to a $5,000 contribution from the North Dakota Farmers Union and $9,000 from the owners of the cattle, Miles and Marjorie Tomac and John and Kim Dixon, all from Mandan. The value of the cattle was an estimated $25,000, and the shooting occurred around July 4.
NDFU president Woody Barth told the Associated Press the Farmer's Union donated to the reward fund because of concern that someone would randomly shoot and kill cattle.


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Some websites, companies, and people are bundling VLC with loads of spyware, crapware, and malware, only to offer it up for download as the official VLC. Not only does this violate VideoLAN's intellectual property, it also violates the GPL. VideoLAN, understandably, isn't happy about this.
"At VideoLAN we're really fed up with all those websites/companies that are tricking our users to download malware and violate our IP by distributing misleading versions of VLC without conforming to the GPL license," writes VideoLAN developers Ludovic Fauvet, "What bothers us the most is that many of them are bundling VLC with various crapware to monetize it in ways that mislead our users by thinking they're downloading an original version. This is not acceptable. The result is a poor product that doesn't work as intended, that can't be uninstalled and that clearly abuses its users and their privacy."
The problem isn't specific to VLC, and it would appear there's very little VideoLAN can do about this. "They have the money to buy adwords, we don't. Sadly, as a non-profit organization we don't have the money to sue them," Fauvet sighs. A case where an IP lawsuit would be totally justified? Yes, they exist.
Interestingly enough, VideoLAN tried contacting Google to get this issue resolved - but Google didn't care, as Fauvet notes in the comments to the blog post, since of course, Google is making money off these scammers (you stay classy, Google). It wasn't until Fauvet's blog post got a lot of media attention over the weekend that Google contacted them; they are now trying to work out a solution.
Google should take a proactive approach to blocking these scammers from AdWords, but considering they didn't even kick drug scammers off AdWords, I'm not sure they really care about VLC.


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In this year of grace 2012, given all the effort that the English-speaking Church is currently expending upon the words that we use in the liturgy, it is a comfort to come to a day that almost preaches and prays itself. Granted, we still have to battle our way through the Third Edition of the Roman Missal. But...think of the poor souls who haven't been in church since the First Sunday of Advent! How will it be with their spirits when the Consubstantial Lord seeks to come under their roofs?
Why are churches filled today? Why is it that young people, who often complain that Church is boring, pack the pews today? How do busy business people find time today for a visit to church? Why do so many Churches of the Reformation, the same ones who once eschewed empty rituals, hasten to imitate the Church of Rome today? (Indeed, on the level of words alone, we, and our Protestant fellows, appear to be contradicting the very command of the Gospel. We're letting everyone on the street know that a season of fasting and prayer has begun.) In these days of Botox and skin peels, of self-presentation and packaging, putting a blot on the brow is ironically quite popular. Last year on Connecticut's Gold Coast, I heard a woman berate a parochial vicar because her blotch wasn't big enough. Why? Why is this day so grounded in our psyches?
Perhaps because today the words of the liturgy pale in comparison to the actions. It's such a stirring, suggestive smudge. Receiving ashes reveals the sheer genius of the Roman Rite, like waving palms, making the Sign of the Cross, or genuflecting. It's so self-explanatory. Words aren't needed, though the few that we have are succinctly potent, and they haven't changed all that much with the Third Edition of the Roman Missal.
As we leave Church, we can't see the smudge on our foreheads, and it won't last through much of Lent. And the Reformation was right. Ritual can be empty. That's why we should rehearse again and again — silently to ourselves — the simple words we hear today: "Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return." "Repent, and believe in the Gospel."
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Hartsville, S.C. – Coker College is pleased to announce the addition women's golf as a varsity sport starting in the 2010-11 academic year. The newest members of the Cobra athletic program will begin competition in the fall of 2010.
"I am thrilled to make women's golf the newest sport at Coker College," said President Dr. Robert Wyatt. "We are very excited about what this means for our athletics program and the opportunity it presents for women who want to play collegiate golf."
Current head men's golf coach Tommy Baker will assume the coaching duties for the Lady Cobras golf team. Baker will also continue to serve as the head coach for the men's team.
"I am ecstatic about establishing a women's golf program at Coker," said Baker. "I am looking forward to getting on the road and signing my first recruiting class, so we can continue the great golf tradition started by the men's program."
The addition of the women's golf program will give Coker 13 NCAA Division II sports next year. Coker becomes the ninth Conference Carolinas member to add women's golf.


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Big Ag is on the defensive, and women are coming to the rescue. Citing Michael Pollan and Food, Inc. as two particularly large blemishes to overcome, large-scale agriculture commodity and marketing associations hired the PR firm Osborn & Barr (a regular for Monsanto) in search of a better image. They unveiled their approach in November: a woman-to-woman marketing campaign targeting urban and suburban women. Knowing that women control most household spending, Osborn & Barr is betting on farm women as messengers that offer a more palatable face for industrial agriculture, and who offer a relationship that is difficult to turn down. Amy Nuccio of Osborn & Barr commented, "Consumers don't want a slogan, they don't want an ad campaign. They want a real relationship, which led us to this strategy of woman-to-woman." They'll have to be careful, though, because it turns out women oft dig past the hype when it comes to the health of our children. Witness a recent attempt to woo moms, Corn Syrup Lobby Courts Mommybloggers, Gets Spanked.
The irony of the Big Ag PR push is that women across the food chain are in fact acting au contraire, leading efforts to support organic, fair farming and to improve access to healthy, pesticide-free fruits and vegetables for all families. Iowa women, for example, want to see changes in farm policy to support conservation, diversified farms, local food and better nutrition. A 2001 study at Pennsylvania State University concluded that when women are the main farmers, they're far more likely than men to eschew chemical-intensive production and use "sustainable" agriculture practices. The stories of these women are sprouting up all over, making an "industrial Jane" a particularly hard sell. Wisconsin farmer Lisa Kivirst (co-author of ECOpreneuring and Rural Renaissance) reacted to the PR push: "Talk about well-funded, slick guns capitalizing on the role of women in agriculture. Women in sustainable agriculture need to keep doing what we're doing to get our stories and passion for a more sustainable, localized approach to farming out there. Just wish we had a slice of their funding."
In the end, I'm betting that women just won't turn away from what the science says: industrial food is bad for our children's health. Just this year, the President's Cancer Panel released a report showing that agricultural chemicals increase the risk for cancer in a nation where 41% of us will be diagnosed with cancer. Their message to consumers: "Exposure to pesticides can be decreased by choosing, to the extent possible, food grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers…. Similarly, exposure to antibiotics, growth hormones, and toxic run-off from livestock feed lots can be minimized by eating free-range meat raised without these medications." Mr. President, your cancer scientists say you should do something about cancer-causing chemicals in the food system. Please listen to them.
Check out these women who are changing the food system for good: Farmer Janes, the Women, Food and Agriculture Network, the MOSES Rural Women's Project and Lideres Campesinas.
And take a peak below at the film, FRESH (and their femme-focused blog), an inspiring documentary by Ana Joanes coming to a community screening near you. As food and nutrition expert Marion Nestle writes: "FRESH is just that—an upbeat and wonderfully fresh look at our food system and how to make it work better for the health of humans and the planet. It's a must see for everyone who eats."
In public relations for over 30 years, and now a new grass-fed beef farmer, I've been watching this campaign to create a warm and trustworthy image for industrial agriculture. It's not surprising, and we shouldn't underestimate their sophistication, resources or possible reach. I agree with Lisa Kiverist, we have to keep doing what we're doing: sending out the messages of great taste, healthful diet, environmental stewardship, local economic impact, and community revitalization. Lisa, MOSES, and other organizations have begun a much-needed movement to help sustainable growers and processors be more active and more strategic in presenting the case to food lovers and policy makers. Can we team up with the growing movement of food crafters - sausage makers, bakers, chocolate candy mavins, picklers, jam makers, baby food makers - to tell an even deeper story?


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Added Oct 10, 2011
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This tote is made from my own very basic pattern. All it uses are two rectangles, sewn together with the bottoms stitched and clipped to give you whatever depth you want on the bag. Its a great beginner style purse because there is no pleating, darting or complicated shaping.
I have at least three projects listed that all use this pattern but with very different fabrics and very different styles so do have a look.
With a bag shape that is this simple its always best to go all out on your fabric and decorations. I always choose very heavy fabric for this style, just to give it a little more oomph! Try tweed skirts, men's suit jackets or heavy trousers. They all work great. This purse is made from a throw i found in a thrift store.
For the embellishment i made a huge bow from cream corduroy and stitched it on. These bows are my own pattern and add a touch of cuteness to anything they appear on. Sometimes i add a brooch back to the bow so it can be removed from the bag and worn on the back of a dress or coat.
This was one of the first bags i ever made and looking back now i would probably change a lot.. But it is a great beginner shape to try and make yourself and once you use nice heavy fabric and good decoration it wont look like one of the thousands of flimsy 'pillowcase style' beginner totes you see patterns for online.
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For this purse i used.. a throw from a thrift store, vilene s250 interfacing, sew in wadding, contrasting fabric for the flower & a large vintage button. The fabric for the purse cost €2 and i used approx half.
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In an arrest warrant affidavit released Wednesday, Kim Lene Williams, the wife of former Texas judge Eric Williams, says her husband shot and killed Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife Cynthia and Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse.
The affidavit said Kim Williams confessed to her involvement in the shootings and provided police with details about the killings that were not released publicly. The affidavit also said Kim Williams "intentionally and knowingly cause the death of an individual ... by shooting him with a firearm" — legal language police said outlines her involvement in the murders without going into specifics.
Despite the language used in the affidavit, Lt. Justin Lewis, with the Kaufman County Sheriff's Department, told NBC 5 DFW that Kim Williams said her husband pulled the trigger.
In the news conference, Lewis did not describe the evidence against Kim Williams, only saying that she had been charged with capital murder and was being held on $10 million bond at the Kaufman County Jail. Lewis also said nothing of Eric Williams, who was arrested over the weekend and charged with terroristic threat, and who has now been implicated in the shootings by his wife. To date, Williams has not been charged with murder and remains jailed on $3 million bond.
The overnight arrest of Kim Williams, who has been described as frail from debilitating arthritis so severe it's made it impossible for her to work, was a shocking twist in the investigation into the murders. Even as the investigations narrowed on her husband, Kim had remained her husband's alibi.
Neighbors told NBC 5 DFW that they were in shock after learning of the woman's arrest and that, though she was ill, she had good days and bad and could be seen riding around the neighborhood on a large tricycle while her husband rode a Segway.
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NBC 5 DFW's Scott Gordon and Randy McIlwain contributed to this report.


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If it's your second day of off road driving, it's probably not wise to take a massive jump in your old Toyota truck. Luckily for our amusement, Australian hoons are not wise.
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I don't know about you, but it's not the ticking of my biological clock that haunts my dreams, it's my circadian clock. You know, the body's complex internal timer that somehow controls our entire phyiscal and mental well-being BUT is extremely easy to screw up? By sleeping in or getting up early or staying up late or going to bed early or breathing, it seems?! Well, turns out there's yet another way you're probably maybe messing with your circadian clock. According to a recent study, the best time to exercise is in the afternoon, because early morning and late night workouts set your circadian alarm right off, and that's a bad thing (assuming you don't particularly feel like increasing your risk for "diabetes, obesity, certain types of cancer, memory loss and mood disorders, including depression.")
Granted, this theory is currently based on animal research, but I believe it. Based on my own personal ill-timed exercise experiences.
Truth be told, my current workout schedule has dwindled down to "occasionally o'clock." But I used to be more diligent about finding ways to fit regular exercise into my schedule, and even then, my options were pretty much either a.) early morning before work or b.) evenings after work. Neither one was ideal.
Early morning workouts were great at first: Woo-hoo! I'm all pumped for the day and it's only 8 a.m.! I'm so AWAKE! Except by noon, my body felt like it was 4 p.m. (By 4 p.m., I was sleepwalking.)
Evening workouts were also great at first: Woo-hoo! I got to sleep in an hour later in the morning! Except I was really tired when I got to the gym and really pumped when I left the gym, so I couldn't fall asleep until it was super late.
Whereas afternoon workouts, whenever I've been able to squeeze them in, always make me feel better all-around. The only problem is, how many of us actually have time to exercise smack in the middle of a weekday afternoon?
When do you workout? What time of day would you exercise if you could?
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Rise of the Footsoldier (UK - BD RB)
Marcus Doidge reviews the latest British gangland movie with Optimum's Blu-ray
Eighties Britain. Rise of the Footsoldier tells the tale of Carlton Leach (Ricci Harnett), a football lover who—because he loves football—is in a gang with some of the hardest football lovers in London, and they enjoy getting into big ol' fights with other football lovers. After a long period of enjoying these battles around the country, Carlton realises the good times are over when the police start arresting people for being football fans and this decision is helped along by the fact that he receives an axe blow to the head.
His next career choice is to become a doorman for a friend at a local club where his fighting skills come back into play, including the age old classic doorman move of sticking knives up peoples arses to stop them mucking about. Not long after, Carlton brings in some of his old football mates to help out with his security job and they soon get quite the reputation. They move onto specialised jobs where they smash up people's cars, deliver some less than legal items and of course do a bit of torture on the side.
However times are changing around Carlton and his friends. Rave culture—which is as important as the birth of Rock and Roll, Punk and Metal so we're told by our narrator—comes into fashion and with that comes ecstasy, loving each other and dancing, but Carlton's friends still manage to get in with some nasty sorts and when they may or may not have stolen some heroin they soon get a lesson taught to them with pipes and cattle prods. Carlton wants revenge, but his close friend Tony Tucker (Terry Stone), the sensible one, convinces him it will all end badly and he's just being stupid.
By this, the halfway point of the film, I'm quite surprised that I could write as much as I have about this tepid movie. Seriously the first half is so ridiculously one-tone and unconvincing that it was barely even watchable. It spends about an hour setting up a group of unlikeables in a series of brutal fight scenes, one-on-one discussions about how someone else is 'taking the piss' and dropping F-Bombs and C-Bombs like they've replaced 'a' and 'and' in our language. All of this is covered by the lead character's voiceover telling us exactly what's happening on screen the whole time and generally being a totally unconvincing piece of filmmaking in regards to inviting you along for this done a million times before ride.
Then comes the second half of the movie that ditches the voiceover (though not altogether) and invites the next wave of unlikable one-dimensional characters who include the crazy Pat Tate (Craig Fairbrass), throwing his weight around and doing his best 'don't mess me with, I'm the mental one' impression. Now we're in the nineties and yes the drug culture has taken over, especially for the now not so sensible one, Tony Tucker. Between his drug-addled bad decision making and Pat Tate's mental over the top outbursts, the second half of the movie pretty much belongs to them. Chasing down Welsh guys that are taking the piss, beating on pizza boys for taking the piss, throwing people out of windows for…you guessed it, taking the piss. It's all pretty brutal stuff, which the filmmakers are adamant on the special features does not glamorise this culture to teenagers, yet it totally glamorises this culture to teenagers (and grown men). When you throw in big men literally getting away with murder, sniffing coke off of big breasted women in hospital beds and running around with guns and getting away with every bad thing they do because they are so feared by everyone around them, it's sort of unavoidable. Look at Scarface, he's pretty much the biggest screw up ever in regards to how it all ends up, but that's still glamorised like it's the alternative American dream.
Anyway this all gets more and more extreme with examples including a character purposely making another character overdose and Pat Tate (the mental one remember) giving a shop manager a Chelsea smile with a pizza cutter, until we reach the finale. I'd actually forgotten to mention the movie opened with three bodies in a morgue, but that was there to get us to this point at the end and finding out how these bodies came to die in their Land Rover in the woods. Well you get a few different takes of that, just to all stay all brutal and bloody, until you get what is imagined to be the actual events. Oh did I not mention this was based on a true story as well? All this actually happened, which makes this shocking, but at the same time you wonder how this could be so unconvincing. Nothing feels real, everything feels like a low-rent gangster movie, there's absolutely nobody to connect to; the dialogue is shocking in places and not only for the overbearing swearing. In fact, to stick with the language of the movie this is all c**t and no substance.
Rise of the Footsoldier is a pretty great Blu-ray transfer. Skin tones and textures are fantastic and all of the crims' stubble and shaving rashes are very apparent. The details in pretty much all of the shots are high quality and impressive and the lighting is captured well.
On the flip side to all this, the quality on the transfer really shows off the films tiny English budget. Many of the interior sets look really ropey and borderline Eastenders in appearance. In fact, some of the apparently crowded locations feel as if there are only about five or six people in the room and the great picture does very little to help sell this illusion.
I really didn't like the audio on this one. Despite a lot going on in the speakers, it still felt hollow and the background music tracks really suffered because of it. The combination of loud shouting, terrible sounding music and it all feeling slightly off, generally, you just end up wanting the clear quieter dialogue scenes back, despite them being mostly terrible as well.
Other noticeable annoyances are in the early football hooligan fights. The crowd noise sounds as if it has just been layered over the top, rather than captured from the filmed scenes and you soon feel disconnected from the events as the sound doesn't quite match the visuals. Also, the over use of repetitive music tracks throughout the film not only sound weak, but are annoying.
The commentary by writer/director Julian Gilbey and co writer Will Gilbey is an easy listen. There are rarely quiet moments and they pack in information and their obvious respect for the story and the elements of it that were important to them and the real Carlton Leach. Strangely not included on the commentary, the real Carlton Leach gets his time in the spotlight in a separate interview (21.31) where he recounts just how his book led onto the movie being made and he really comes across as a likable geezer (shame none of this was caught in his depiction in the movie).
There's an extensive Making of (1hr 17min) that repeats quite a lot of what was said in the commentary, but adds more insight from some of the actors and it chronicles the entire process of the movie with a lot detail. I like a good documentary that takes its time and this is a very nice companion to the film, even if the film itself wasn't my cup of tea.
There are a collection of Auditions (20:53) and Outtakes (18:02). The auditions are from none of the main cast and were pretty uninteresting and the outtake reel out-stayed its welcome about five minutes in. Same can be said for the extended/deleted Scenes (29:00).
Lastly there's the trailer (1:40) and a stills gallery (3:05). The stills gallery runs along with the main song from the film playing, which incidentally is also all over the menus and hard to escape while navigating the extras, so it will be bouncing around my head and annoying me for the rest of the week. Great.
As you've probably picked up by now, I wasn't Rise of the Footsoldier's biggest fan. In all fairness, I don't think I'm its audience as I'm not really into the British gangland genre anyway and am even less so because of how it's revered by certain sectors of its audience.
The film has its moments—mostly ones that shock rather than entertain—and I'm sure its targeted audience will eat it up, but for me, this true story feels messy and isn't sure of its direction. Nothing is explored in enough detail and its use of shorthand sloppy dialogue to try and make you feel as if you are in the 80s or 90s is heavy handed and frankly silly.
There's plenty more like this elsewhere and most of it is a lot better but for fans of the movie this is a solid Blu-ray presentation, despite its lacklustre sound mix and it comes with a good amount of interesting extras, so I can only commend it for catering to its audience despite its budget limitations.
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page.
Review by Marcus Doidge
Suitable only for persons of 18 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 15th September 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 English, DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: N/A
Extras: Commentary, Making of, Auditions, Interview with Carlton Leach, Outtakes, Extedned/Deleted Scenes, Stills Gallery, Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Julian Gilbey
Cast: Ricci Harnett, Terry Stone, Craig Fairbrass
Genre: Crime and Drama
Length: 118 minutes
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Creating Body Awareness to Slow Down the Aging Process (Part 1)
By Jeffrey Tucker, DC, DACRB
Assessments are undeniably important to reduce compensatory movement patterns that can increase the risk of injury when engaging in remedial exercise or athletic activities. I have many different techniques for assessing my patients.I prefer to begin with a static postural assessment, looking from the front, side and back view.
Assessing Posture
I begin at the feet and look for any eversion of the foot in relation to the tibia. I also look for ankle pronation or supination, as well as excessive ankle dorsiflexion or plantarflexion.
At the knees, I look for valgus or varus stress, tibial torsion in relationship to the femur, internal or external femur rotation, and any excessive knee flexion or hyperextension. At the hips, I look for any abnormal elevation, anterior or posterior pelvic tilt, pelvic rotation or lateral flexion. When assessing the upper body, I look for any thoracic offset, rotation or flexion. I also check the shoulders for rounding or unusual elevation discrepancy. When assessing the head position, I check to see if the ear is in line with the shoulder, noting if there is a forward head posture.1-2 In addition, I will check to see if the load-bearing joints appear forward of the lateral malleolus or if the person appears to have a side lean.
Some practitioners dismiss static postural assessments, but I find the information helpful in creating body awareness for my patients. It also helps me decide on effective corrective (experimental) exercise programs that aim to improve muscle imbalances and asymmetries. I like my patients to become aware of the way they stand, and then I teach them what neutral posture feels like.
Having a past history of injury and prior injuries can leave compensations / deviations that may show up in the static evaluation. An important treatment goal is to decrease the risk of having a future injury (especially during increased loads on the body or athletic training).
Movement Patterns
Static observational assessment (standing, sitting) is followed by movement assessments. With so many people spending their days in front of a computer, driving or watching TV, teaching them to sit properly to avoid some of these muscular imbalances is important.
After static posture evaluation, I start using movement analysis. This can include watching patients rolling on the floor from supine to prone positions, and prone to supine positions. This allows me to observe segmental and nonsegmental sequencing.
I incorporate movement analysis that allows me to observe the same progression of the development of the sagittal spine curves of an infant in the womb, moving to prone on elbows, crawling, kneeling, half-kneeling, squatting, standing, and eventually stepping. Any position that demonstrates a faulty movement is now considered in corrective exercise. I have an entire template of body-weight maneuvers to retrain / repattern our normal development stages / postures, starting with being on our back as an infant, to rolling over onto our stomach, to pressing up, crawling, and eventually sitting upright, to standing with reflexive head control, all of which appear to be primary factors necessary for upright adult postural control.
Gait and Balance
Next, I assess gait and balance. Life is very dynamic, and one of our jobs is to help keep life and movement as optimal for as long as possible. Static alignment and balance is the prerequisite to dynamic function; however, it is not an absolute predictor of optimal performance.
I now use computerized analysis to measure and capture the timing of gait. Our bodies use three primary control systems to help control balance: eyes, ears and the nervous system. This makes a very powerful, relevant connection with changes in posture to the visual, vestibular and somatosensory systems as a lifelong process. The potential for the continuous change in one variable (vision, balance, motor control) establishes the need for ongoing, lifelong assessments.
As chiropractors, we can assess patients standing on one leg, with eyes open and eyes closed, for a static interpretation of time and balance. By employing simple but precise optical equipment, we can easily correlate posture, gait and performance for a more dynamic understanding.
Imbalances are often the result of years of bad habits, both at work and during basic activities of daily life. Add athletic activity to the mix and the risk of injury may be high, primarily because many people are unable to maintain neutral alignment during these activities.
Part of the problem seems to be that these habitually bad postures negatively affect kinesthetic awareness. Knowledge of one's own body alignment and how to correct it is often inaccurate. It is important that patients observe their movements in a mirror or even on video. This may help them gain a better understanding of correct and incorrect postures, especially if the practitioner continues to emphasize the neutral position.
Corrective Strategies
I explain to patients that over time, proper stretches and strengthening exercises will improve the length-tension relationships between muscles, and will usually help to bring the load-bearing joints back into their proper position or at least a more stable position. Synergistic dominance of certain muscles and altered reciprocal inhibition can lead to faulty arthrokinematics and potentially pain or injury if a proper corrective exercise program is not put in place.
Approximately 50 percent of my office visit time is spent doing hands-on therapy and the other 50 percent is spent experimenting with which exercise maneuvers the patient can do at home, on their own, to help resolve chronic painful conditions. My hope is that training posture alignment, functional movement assessments / training, gait and balance assessments / training, and repatterning with chiropractic care and therapeutic lifestyle changes such as diet, nutrition, and breathing exercises, can help slow down the degenerative processes of aging.
Part 2 of this article appears in the February 2013 issue and features exercise strategies to maximize patients' balance and postural control.
Click here for more information about Jeffrey Tucker, DC, DACRB.


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Hello all, I'm trying to determine the cause of my 3 week old's fussiness and cause for gas- if it's food allergy or oversupply issue...?
I've given up cow's milk and some dairy since he was a week old thinking that was the reason for him being so gassy, but I'm wondering if that's even the issue here..? Maybe it's reflux or a foremilk imbalance?
His stools have never been green, but are usually "explosive." Always a yellowish/mustard curdy consistency..
After feedings baby either immediately or about an hour later- will strain or have bad gas and flatulence. He will then calm down then half hour strain again and wake out of sleep at times. His tummy will feel tight and he'll clench his fists. He'll then act like he wants to nurse again, so I'll let him. He'll nurse, cry out in pain, nurse, and so on. I'll try to burp him and soothe him. Occasionally he will spit up, but I'm thinking that's from overfeeding?
- Baby gags, coughs, splutters, or makes a click noise while nursing
- I Leak occasionally, usually from other breast while baby feeds on opposite breast.
- Baby usually feeds about 7-10 minutes. Sometimes longer at night.
- He often wants just one breast per feeding
- Often pulls off the breast while nursing in the beginning to catch his breath
-he also gets the hiccups frequently
Not sure on his weight gain recently. We go to his 1 month checkup next week.
I've read about block feeding. I just want to make sure it sounds like I have an oversupply before I attempt that. If I do, how long do I block feed?
Thank you so much in advance, any help is appreciated.


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This week on "Sunday With Sarah" I take time to answer some of the questions that viewers have posted here:
- How to Keep Toddlers and Preschoolers Busy
- How to Handle Unwanted Toys / Gifts
- On Becoming a Waldorf Teacher
For more information on becoming a Waldorf teacher and for a list of Waldorf teacher training programs in North America, please visit the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA).
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's official vehicles were spotted breaking several traffic laws on Thursday, just two days after he laid out a sweeping traffic safety plan that included harsh restrictions on reckless drivers.
De Blasio was in the front passenger seat of the lead SUV of a two-vehicle caravan that was captured on video speeding, running through a pair of stop signs and not signaling when changing lanes. The footage, which aired on WCBS-TV, was taken as de Blasio returned to City Hall after a news conference in Queens.
The mayor's press office deferred to the police department for particulars of the incident because a member of the NYPD was behind the wheel of de Blasio's SUV. But de Blasio's press secretary said that "public safety is everyone's responsibility."
"With that in mind, Mayor de Blasio is firmly committed to the traffic safety policies outlined this week," Walzak said in a statement that did not include an apology or admission of wrongdoing.
The NYPD did not address the specifics of Thursday's incident in a statement, but said members of the security detail "receive specialized training in driving based on maintaining security as well as safety." The statement spoke broadly about acceptable tactics used to keep vehicles together and said the handling of vehicles transporting any "protectee" is determined by police personnel based on "protection and professional judgment."
The footage shows de Blasio's vehicles starting their journey in a quiet residential stretch of Maspeth, where the mayor had just held a news conference discussing his administration's plans to combat potholes.
The two bulky, black vehicles did not stop at two stop signs in the neighborhood. Later, the CBS camera — which was in a car that followed the mayor's motorcade — showed de Blasio going 40 mph in an area where the speed limit was 30 mph, and then nearly 60 mph in a 45 mph zone.
The SUVs were also shown changing lanes without using their directional signals. The total number of violations witnessed by the news crew would yield a suspended license, according to the CBS report.
It was not clear from the footage if de Blasio was aware of the traffic infractions.
The mayor's cars are typically driven by members of de Blasio's security detail, which is made up of NYPD detectives. Security protocols suggest that de Blasio sit in the backseat because the SUV's side windows, unlike the front windshield, are comprised of bulletproof-glass. But de Blasio, who is 6-foot-5, frequently sits in the front, where he has more room to stretch out.
Just two days earlier, de Blasio released his "Vision Zero" traffic safety plan which aims to eliminate all traffic fatalities. The plan proposed reducing the citywide speed limit to 25 mph, detailing more NYPD officers to enforce speeding violations and toughening penalties for on speeding drivers.


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High-performance 5-color printing.If you're looking for outstanding quality, high speed and advanced convenience features, the Canon PIXMA¿ iP4000 Photo Printer is ideal. Its ContrastPLUS 5-color ink system with four dye-based inks plus a pigment-based black ink produces true-life photos with improved color saturation and contrast along with laser-quality text. Plus, it achieves a resolution of up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi1, for exceptional detail and photo-realism. Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses a high-performance 1,856-nozzle print head that ejects consistent, prescribed-volume droplets as small as 2 picoliters. Simply put: more nozzles with higher accuracy equal better results at impressive speeds. You can even produce edge-to-edge borderless photos in 4 x 6, 5 x 7 and 8.5 x 11 in. sizes, with the look and feel of traditional photographs.
Using the PIXMA iP4000 Photo Printer is fast and easy. How fast? It can produce up to 25 ppm in black and up to 17 ppm in color, and a 4" x 6" borderless print takes only 36 seconds2. How easy? With direct photo printing, you can even print without a computer: simply connect any PictBridge compatible digital camera or DV camcorder, and print!
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The Department of Finance is the home of the graduate program in business economics and of undergraduate and graduate programs in finance and real estate.
The World of Money
Financial professionals work with precision – often under pressure – to manage large amounts of money in complex environments. We prepare students for this exciting world by teaching them to thoroughly understand financial markets and accounting statements as well as how to use these numbers for analysis.
Through our undergraduate concentration in finance or graduate study programs, our students develop a thorough understanding of the three interrelated areas of money and capital markets, investments and financial management. Courses are designed to sharpen analytical skills and strengthen students' ability to synthesize information.
Career opportunities include the interrelated areas of money and capital markets, investments and financial management. Positions can be found in every segment of society, particularly corporate finance, commercial banking, investment banking or financial services.
We welcome you to explore our programs, faculty and options for study. Feel free to contact us with questions or for further information.
The World of Real Estate
Real estate is a sophisticated field of study involving a diverse skill set. In addition to well-developed communication skills, real estate professionals need the capacity to analyze population demographics, employment data and shopping patterns, all the while estimating construction and materials costs. They need to understand zoning and land use regulations. They need to know commercial real estate investing and development. In other words, real estate is a business that goes far beyond selling houses.
Real estate programs and electives are offered at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Graduates of the B.S. in real estate program or the M.S. degree in real estate are involved in challenging careers involving real estate investment, analyses, financing and development.
The World of Markets, Strategy and Organizations
Business economics focuses on the internal structure of organizations and on the markets in which they operate. The business economics faculty offers graduate-level survey economics courses for the UST MBC program, core courses for all UST MBA programs and electives in strategy, forecasting, the global economy and other advanced courses for students desiring more in-depth knowledge.
Courses in business economics are especially helpful for MBA students considering a career in consulting, and they can be excellent complements for students specializing in management, marketing, operations and finance.
Undergraduate Student Services & Advising: (651) 962-5544
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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, another delay on another key element of the new health care law - this time for small business. Who does this impact? And what does it mean for the website as we quickly approach the November 30th deadline? And, what happens when a big storm collides with one of the busiest travel days of the year? NBR will breakdown the potential cost to the airline industry and flyers. D
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Nature "My Life As A Turkey" This prize-winning film re-enacts the unusual story of Joe Hutto, who for nearly two years became the mother of a group of Florida wild turkeys he imprinted as hatchlings at his home adjacent to Florida wildlands. Taken from Hutto's 1995 book, Illuminations in the Flatlands, which was written from his daily notations, the film is set in the same wildlands. Hutto is portrayed by wildlife photographer Jeff Palmer.G
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Nature "The Private Life of Deer" They wander along our highways, reminders of the wilderness we have paved our way through. From coast to coast some 30 million white-tailed deer make their home in the United States.G
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Inventions That Shook The World "The 1980's" The 1980s launch an unprecedented technological age that will continue into the next century. DNA profiling begins changing crime scene investigations for all time. Smokers find a helpful hand in kicking the habit through the nicotine patch. Other featured inventions include the MIR Space Station and the endoscopy capsule. Part 9 of 10G
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MXIBS Unveils Letter Xby Kim Johnson • February 11, 2008 Share:
Professor of English Ravyn Wilson-Bernard welcomed the standing room only crowd to the celebration and unveiling of the Letter X: The Academic Journal of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies.
In addition, members of the editorial board spoke about the process of planning, building, and producing the newest academic journal at Wabash College. "We are proud of what we have been able to accomplish," said one of the managing editors, Ndeto Mwose.
After receiving between 20 and 30 papers for consideration, the editors chose five for the first edition of the journal. Editor-in-Chief Bernard Meyer said they were looking for "serious scholarly documents" to set it apart from the other MXIBS publication, X-Position. The Letter X will be published each fall and the X-Position will continue to be published each spring.
Managing Editor Earl Rooks explained that the meaning behind the journal's name Letter X is reminiscent of the days when slaves had to sign their names in order to be emancipated. Since most of the slaves were uneducated and illiterate many had to resort to signing the letter "X" instead. He stated, "[The Letter X] is a celebration of the scholarship we were once denied."
Copies of the Letter Xcan be picked up at the MXIBS.


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Watch The 10th Annual 9/11 Memorial Ceremony Live
September 11 victims and their families have gathered in New York City at the 9/11 memorial site, to read the names of their loved ones lost on that tragic day. Watch the 10 year annivesary memorial service live.
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy


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Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO) released its first-quarter 2012 results yesterday, highlighted by a 28% increase in net earnings compared with the same quarter last year, with a $286 million profit.
This is the company's first quarter under new CEO Scott Thompson and comes after a tumultuous start to his tenure that has already featured a board shuffle, a proxy fight, a surprise patent lawsuit against Facebook and layoffs that cut Yahoo's workforce by 14% — 2,000 workers.
According to eMarketer Inc., the online advertising market grew by 23% in the first quarter of 2012 (over the same quarter last year), with advertisers spending $7.3 billion for online placements.
Ad revenue is core to Yahoo's business. The company's revenue for the quarter (minus costs of traffic acquisition paid to partners) was $1.077 billion, and of that, $454 million — nearly half — was generated by display ads. The troubling stat in there is that while the overall market is growing, Yahoo's revenue for the segment shrank by 4% (from $471 million) for the quarter year over year.
Then there's perhaps the most damning stat of all: The company made more on its investments during the quarter ($172 million) than it did through operating income ($169 million).
Numbers compiled by eMarketer tell the story of Yahoo's challenge.
In 2011, the ad-revenue growth leaders were Facebook, with 51.7% growth in revenue for the year, and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), with 41.9% growth. Yahoo's display-ad revenue, in comparison, shrank by 2.8%.
Projections for 2012 have both Google and Facebook looking at near-50% growth rates again, while Yahoo sits at around 4%. Even Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and AOL (NYSE:AOL) top Yahoo at expected revenue growth of 20% and 16%, respectively.
Lack of growth when competitors are going gangbusters means falling market share, and while Yahoo took in 9.5% of all online ad revenue in 2011, that percentage is projected to drop to 7.4% this year and 5.6% by 2014.
This is not a good trend for a company so dependent on ad revenue.
There is a danger that all of CEO Thompson's streamlining efforts may bring only temporary relief if the problem in online advertising is not fixed. He seems to recognize this challenge and has publicly stated that he's not happy with the overall results, a positive sign since he could have simply played up the fact that Yahoo (slightly) beat analysts' expectations.
As reported in Forbes' coverage of Yahoo's earnings conference call, Thompson commented: "Display revenue was down. Some positive signs on monetization, but our display business is nowhere near where it needs to be in any of our three regions." When questioned about the mobile space, his response was frank: "We need to get good real fast in mobile. And we're not there today."
One slightly worrisome comment from the call came from Yahoo CFO Tim Morse, who suggested that Yahoo could pursue licensing of its patents to boost revenue. This isn't necessarily a bad idea, except publicly stating this as a strategy sends a slightly desperate message, bringing Eastman Kodak (NYSE:EK) to mind.
Yahoo still has potential to turn things around.
As Thompson pointed out during the earnings call, Yahoo has 700 million users, significant cash flow and works with thousands of advertisers. And yes, it has patents it could monetize.
All other strategies aside, though, a strong focus has to be on staunching the flow of ad revenue to competitors such as Facebook and Google. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is a concern, too, since its share of mobile ad revenue in 2011 was nearly double Yahoo's.
Focusing on Yahoo's core properties by shutting down 50 units is a start. Thompson's commitment to leveraging the personal data Yahoo collects to offer more compelling targeting capabilities for advertisers (including improved analytics for tracking performance) is a good measure.
This quarter's earnings may have earned CEO Thompson and Yahoo a reprieve, but online ad revenue needs to show improvement before anyone gets too confident about Yahoo's long-term prospects.
As of this writing, Brad Moon did not own a position in any of the stocks named here.


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Dish It Out: Dinnerware Collection Roundup
Your dishes can be as diverse as the people you serve. Showcasing your eclectic dinnerware collection can be a colorful and inexpensive way to exhibit your personal style. And, just like your guest list, you'd be surprised at how effortlessly everything can blend together.
When your dishes are coordinated but not identical, it can make a dinner party feel fancy without the formal fuss. It's also be a great way to save money if you're in love with a pricey china pattern, but like to entertain large groups. You can buy 6 luxury place settings and then your can mix in less expensive dishes for the same look at almost half the price.
Also, it's often hard to inject a bit of color and personalized design into spaces, like kitchens, that primarily serve a utilitarian purpose. Dinnerware collections can be practical and expressive so you don't have to compromise space for useless decor. Glass cabinets or hutches provide a perfect places to exhibit your serviceable medley. Mix white patterns for an elegant look. Well-stacked bright colors can set a festive mood for entertaining, while mixing floral patterns will make any room feel cozy.
1. Leif's Mid-Century Heritage Collection
2. William & Stephen's Artistic Abode
3. Hannah & Mike's Secondhand Success
4. Trace & Lisa's Eclectic Living on Capitol Hill
5. Chris & Stephanie's Hip Lower Haight Home
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EPA to Hold Public Meeting on Air Regulations for the Oil and Gas Industry
Release Date: 07/30/2010
Contact Information: Joe Hubbard at 214-665-2200 or firstname.lastname@example.com
(Dallas, Texas - July 30, 2010) On Monday, August 2, 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will hold a public meeting to provide an update on the Agency's review of several air regulations covering the oil and gas industry and to solicit public comments from the public.
EPA is reviewing air toxics standards for oil and gas production facilities, air toxic standards for natural gas transmission and storage facilities, and two new source performance standards for onshore natural gas processing plants: one focused on emissions from equipment leaks of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and the other for sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions.
EPA is under a court-ordered deadline to issue proposals by January 31, 2011; and to take final action by November 30, 2011.
Members of the public wishing to speak may pre-register until Saturday, July 31, 2010, at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling (919) 541-5372, or they may register at the meeting reception table on Monday, August 2, 2010.
Credentialed media are requested to pre-register at least 24 hours before the meeting at email@example.com with Air Regulations RSVP in the subject line.
WHAT: EPA Public Meeting on Air Regulations for the Oil and Gas Industry
WHEN: Monday, August 2, 2010
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
WHERE: Arlington Municipal Building Council Chambers
101 West Abram Street
Arlington, Texas 76011
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Johnny Manziel Moonlights for Team Justin Bieber [PHOTO]
Without even playing a snap in the NFL, Johnny Manziel has already become one of the most scrutinized players in the league due to his escapades off the field.
The rookie quarterback hasn't backed down from having a good time despite criticism from current and former Cleveland Browns. He has told the media time and time again that he's tired of people dissecting every picture shared Instagram and every movement documented on Twitter.
Since the Browns drafted him with the 22nd overall pick of the NFL Draft in May, Manziel has partied with Rob Gronkowski in Las Vegas, pretended a huge stack of money was a telephone, and enjoyed some time on the town with his buddy Drake. But all of that might be overshadowed with the latest picture posted to social media.
Wild child Justin Bieber shared this simple tweet Tuesday morning.
Me and my team http://t.co/CLyOl40zld
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) July 1, 2014
Innocent enough, we had no idea how tremendous the attached picture would be.
Take a deep breath, internet. Save your energy for USA soccer later today.
Yes, that's actor Tyrese, Bieber, boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and Johnny Football all together for a selfie. Welcome to 2014. How long until we see Manziel included in Mayweather's pre-fight walkout alongside Bieber?


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I Am Trying To Compiling Community Server for a local server . Project Build Successfully When I run It's Give Me Following Error
Description: An error occurred during the processing of a configuration file required to service this request. Please review the specific error details below and modify your configuration file appropriately.
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Jennifer Williams, PHD, LCSW
Assistant Professor, Undergraduate Social Work Program
PhD. Barry University, 2016
MSW, Barry University, 1998.
BSW, University of Central Florida, 1997.
Areas of Interest
- Neuroscience and Psychotherapy
- Integrative Medicine
- Regression Therapy
Jennifer Williams joined Barry University's School of Social Work in the fall of 2008. She teaches Introduction to Social Work, and Personal, Social, and Cultural Influences on Helping in the BSW Program, and Social Work and Spirituality in the MSW Program.
Her current practice interests include holistic approaches to stress management and wellness, anxiety, depression, trauma, and regression therapy. As a certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, she combines traditional counseling techniques with complementary modalities that rely upon the connections between body, mind, and spirit. Williams has also received training from Dr. Herbert Benson and associates of the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Her current research interests revolve around neuroscience and psychotherapy, with a focus on interpersonal neurobiology and integrating neuroplasticity into clinical practice. Williams is a member of the NASW.


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A reliable and effective smoke machine which produces a fog effect and is supplied with a wired remote control, it also features an 0.8 litre capacity built-in fluid tank. Made from metal and finished in black, the machine can be free standing or suspended using the bracket supplied. A high quality thermostat and over-temperature trip ensure reliable operation.


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