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Community groups left devastated after having thousands of pounds stolen in a break in, say they will not be beaten by the callous theives.
Volunteers in Kirkcaldy are picking up the pieces after the Gallatown Gala Community Hub was broken into.
Thieves made off with a safe and a number of cash boxes containing vital funds raised by various community groups based at the centre.
The incident happened sometime between 10.30 pm on Monday 16. and 9.00 am on Tuesday, January 17. at the group's premises in St Clair Street.
Anne Marie McMeekin, chairman of the Gallatown group, who discovered the break in, told the Fife Free Press the theft was an attack on not just the charity but the community as a whole.
"It's a despicable act,'' she said. ''They have stolen from a charity and from the many volunteers whose sole aim is to try and make Gallatown a better place for those who live here.
"They have stolen from children, families and pensioners, all of whom use the centre. It's sickening.''
However, Anne Marie said she has been heartened by the reaction of many folk in Gallatown who have already dropped in to lend their support for the group.
"We will not be beaten by this,'' she added. '' We've built this place up from nothing and will not see it die just because of some heartless individual has no respect for what we do."
Shuggy Hughes, project worker for the YMCA-run Link Up Gallatown initiative, said it was unclear just how much money had been taken, but it was expected to run into thousands of £s.
"Because the safe contained all of the various organisations financial records, we are still assessing the full extent of the theft," he said.
"It's particularly sad as whoever is responsible for the theft could have come to us asking for help, and we would have found away to do so.
"There has been a massive effort to get this place up and runnin,g and that was built upon trust, so it's hugely disappointing.
"However the theft is already bringing the community closer together which is very encouraging."
Detective Constable Mike Nodes, Kirkcaldy CID said the centre staff had been left deeply disappointed by the theft which was intended for investment in local projects,
"Anyone who remembers seeing any suspicious activity in the area between Monday evening or Tuesday morning should contact police immediately," he said.
"In addition, anyone with information that can help us identify the culprits is also asked to get in touch. by calling Police Scotland on 101 or alternatively Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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Great tick mate- BTW Remember I need to get my Wedge tailed Eagle Groomed/restored. I recall that you might know someone who can give me advice
I immediately thought of Lana as I was reading your post and lo and behold she has the first comment.
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Love to see photos of eagles.
Eagles are the most splendid bird in Creation. I had the sighting of a Bald Eagle not to long ago, as it flew straight at my work truck, with a squirrel in his talons, I suppose taking it to his nest.
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The Great British Dog Walk in aid of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is back, with 20 fun-filled countryside walks hosted between March and June 2017.
Around 4,000 adults and over 500 dogs are expected to take part and fundraise towards training life-transforming dogs that benefit deaf children and adults.
Hearing dogs not only alert their owners to important sounds such as the doorbell, alarm clock or smoke alarm, but they can also provide independence, confidence and inclusion for that person, whether at home or out and about. They also provide companionship and increase social and professional interaction, significantly improving health and wellbeing.
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People chief executive Michele Jennings said, "The charity is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year and is very proud to have had such a positive impact on thousands of lives. But we couldn't have achieved what we have without the help of our wonderful supporters taking part in events such as the Great British Dog Walk and the dedication of all our volunteers.
"Following the success of last year's events, I hope the 2017 walks in our great British countryside get tails wagging and faces smiling all over the UK."
Each venue will offer two different routes, plus refreshments will be available. There is a free special limited-edition Great British Dog Walk doggie bandana and opportunity to be entered into a prize draw to win a luxury Forest Holidays getaway.
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Bahrain Toughens Penalties for Insulting King
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The king of Bahrain approved a law imposing a jail sentence of up to seven years and a fine of up to 10,000 dinars ($26,500) for anyone who publicly insults him.
King Hamad's measure highlights the sensitivity of Bahrain and other Persian Gulf Arab states to criticism of senior officials and ruling family members as well as to political dissent.
Courts in Kuwait and Qatar have imposed jail terms on several nationals for insulting their rulers in past years, Reuters reported Wednesday.
The new law, reported by the state Bahrain News Agency on Tuesday, says the penalties apply to "whoever has insulted, in any kind of public manner, the king of Bahrain, or its flag, or its national emblem."
A previous law stipulated that anyone who "offends the emir of the country, the national flag or emblem" would be jailed, but did not set a term. Under the penal code, any prison term must last 10 days to three years unless otherwise specified.
Bahraini lawyer Jalila Sayyed told Reuters that the new law stipulated a tougher prison sentence of one to seven years as well as a fine of 1,000 to 10,000 dinars for insulting the king.
The Persian Gulf Arab island state is a US ally which has long provided a base for the US Navy's Fifth Fleet. It has faced increasing criticism over its human rights record in the past three years.
Since mid-February 2011, thousands of pro-democracy protesters have staged numerous demonstrations in the streets of Bahrain, calling for the Al Khalifa royal family to relinquish power.
According to the neutral Bahrain Center for Human Rights, though restrictive laws are already on the books in Bahrain and used by the authorities to criminalize freedom of expression, much harsher punishments were proposed and approved by the government.
They allow the police to crackdown on what is arbitrarily interpreted as "insulting the King." The new law allows for long prison sentences that could reach up to seven years and significant financial fines.


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Sometimes not planning works out. Of course this depends on certain variables and circumstances. I'm talking about little stuff like eating out, going to a museum or seeing a movie. Sometimes these unexpected events are just what we need. That's what the novio and I did last Wednesday night.
He was working late and I was home catching up on stuff and trying to figure out my life lol, when he called and asked if I wanted to meet after he gets out. The old me would've gotten annoyed that he hadn't contacted me sooner so I could have ample time to get ready. However, the new me was like (looks at clock first), "sure. Well, let me get ready then." Hangs up phone and starts running around the apt like a maniac. It's been awhile since we went to the movies so it was actually a nice unexpected plan.
Let's be real, we can say that sometimes "life just gets crazy" but we can learn to keep it in check. Ifwe don't, then we tend to not spent QT with the people we love. And that's how you end up not speaking or seeing someone for months or even years. I wish this outfit would've worked out like my unexpected movie night! Ha! For real though, has that ever happened to you? When I first saw this gold metallic tee I thought it was so cute and I envisioned a whole look for it.
Unfortunately, the cuteness didn't translate on camera the way it did in my head. But at least I finally got to wear it! I mean, it's only been sitting in my closet for freaking ever. And it also gave me a reason to wear these comfortable beige Go Jane mid-heels. You guy shave no idea how hard I was looking for heels that weren't 4-5in high.
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Press Release: Desert Diamond Casino – West Valley Opens Its Doors
GLENDALE, Ariz. – The new Desert Diamond Casino – West Valley opened its doors to the public on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015. Offering over 1,089 gaming devices, including some of the most popular games on the market, there is something at the casino for everyone to enjoy. For those looking to grab a bite, the property features a two-venue food court. Guests interested in getting the most out of their play can sign up for a free Rewards Card at the casino Rewards Center.
Conveniently located at 9431 W. Northern Ave., east of the Loop 101 freeway near Glendale, Ariz., the Desert Diamond Casino – West Valley is just minutes away from the University of Phoenix Stadium and the Westgate Entertainment District. The new casino is open 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
Construction of the project employed more than 1,300 workers and involved approximately 80 companies, with an investment of over $200 million by the Tohono O'odham Gaming Enterprise. More than 500 new, permanent jobs have been created at the facility. Support from the West Valley public has been overwhelming, and the cities of Glendale, Peoria, Tolleson, Surprise, and El Mirage have all endorsed the project.
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Tohono O'odham Nation Chairman Edward D. Manuel said "This is a great day for the Tohono O'odham Nation, for the West Valley, and for the State of Arizona. We are proud to begin delivering the first gaming entertainment in the region. This new facility will be an economic engine and entertainment destination for the West Valley."
Andy Asselin, CEO of the Tohono O'odham Gaming Enterprise, said "We are thrilled to finally offer the West Valley the same high quality of gaming experience that guests at our other Desert Diamond Casinos have enjoyed for over 30 years. Come experience the possibilities at the West Valley's newest gem!"
Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment with four locations in Arizona (Tucson, Sahuarita, West Valley, and Why), is owned and operated by the Tohono O'odham Gaming Enterprise, an enterprise of the Tohono O'odham Nation. Additional information can be found at www.ddcaz.com or by calling 866-DDC-WINS. Follow Desert Diamond Casino – West Valley on Twitter (@DDCWestValley) and on Facebook (/WestValleyOpportunity).


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Scientist, Mass Spectrometry Characterization
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: Malvern, Pennsylvania
: August 16, 2016
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Research & Development, LLC., a Johnson and Johnson Company is hiring an Scientist, to be located in Malven, PA.
At the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, what matters most is helping people live full and healthy lives. We focus on treating, curing and preventing some of the most devastating and complex diseases of our time. And we pursue the most promising science, wherever it might be found.
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The candidate will develop and qualify LC/MS assays to support biological product development. Specifically, candidate will be responsible for the development and implementation of high-throughput mass spec assays to provide in-depth understanding of the cell culture process.
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Evaluate and optimize new cutting-edge technologies for protein higher order structure characterization
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In the mid-1960s, two women from very different origins (Alice Gerrard from the West Coast, Hazel Dickens from West Virginia) blew apart the male-dominated bluegrass world. With singing that was closer to the hard-edged style of early Monroe and Stanley Brothers bluegrass, Hazel and Alice challenged the expectations of women in bluegrass. They blazed a trail still followed not only by the many great women of bluegrass who came after, but by stars of Americana and country like Emmylou Harris and The Judds. Ten years later, in the mid-1970s in California, fiddler, singer, songwriter, and bandleader Laurie Lewis was looking for inspiration. As Lewis told the Berkeleyside, "I had heard ballsy women singers on the local bluegrass scene, but I hadn't heard other women doing that on recordings." Chancing on a copy of Hazel and Alice's first LP, Lewis knew she'd found her muses.
Laurie Lewis & The Right Hands pay homage to the pioneering bluegrass duo Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard on their upcoming album The Hazel and Alice Sessions, which features young prodigy fiddler Tatiana Hargreaves, Americana songstress Aoife O'Donovan, Alice Gerrard herself, and a duet with Linda Ronstadt!
The Bluegrass Association of Southern California brings Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands and John Reischman and the Jaybirds to the Ford Amphitheatre in Hollywood on Friday, August 2nd, 2013 at 8 PM. A native of Long Beach, California, Laurie Lewis first came to prominence in the Northern California bluegrass scene, cofounding the originally all-female band, the Good Ol' Persons in the mid-1970s. Combining a deep knowledge and love of traditional music with a strong innovative streak, Laurie went on to a stellar career.
San Francisco, CA -- The events of the 14th annual San Francisco Bluegrass and Old-Time Festival (SFBOT) will honor old-time music from the past, highlight hot new talent from the present and glimpses into the refreshing Alt-Bluegrass sounds of the future through performances and dance. The 10-day festival runs from Feb. 7-17 and comprises more than 25 shows at 18 clubs and live music venues around the Bay Area featuring some of the most talented musicians on the Americana and Roots music scene today.
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Bjørg Nordli Mathiesen on the Norwegian television show Nasjonalgalleriet (click on picture). I think she's pretty awesome.
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Yay! I found simple, slim rings today. So happy. I also found these other pieces, all at Glitter (!!). I've never been a fan of buying jewellery that's not real silver/gold, mainly because it marks my skin. BUT, yesterday I discovered a lovely blog called 123456789 smiling, and she had a great tip for steel jewellery. Just paint the back of the rings with clear nailpolish, and voila! No marks. Genious. So today I went a bit crazy at Glitter.
Rings from Glitter, nail polish "Wawawoom" from H&M. Pictures: private.
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Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen, I salute you.
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More music. I've been listening to Lana Del Rey on repeat for the last week. So beautiful.
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That's it…sniff, sniffCan you believe it – a glorious sunny morning, not a cloud in the sky, wind from the south. Why couldn't the last 2 weeks have been like this? Couple of the largest poached eggs ever on toast and we were off. With plenty of time before my ferry (1:45) the last 39 …
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Aug 19 2014
257: Marco Maddalena's LEJOG 2009
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May 08 2014
256: It was a hard, epic and very rewarding fortnight
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Feb 12 2014
Complete the End to End as an Audax
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Sep 25 2013
254 – 2 blokes, 2 bikes, 2 far!
Welcome to the blog for Dave and Dan's ride from Land's End to John O'Groats between 11th May and 26th May 2013. We've hit our fundraising target of over £2000 for The Anaphylaxis Campaign and the British Heart Foundation – thanks to everyone who made a contribution. You can read all about our ride through …
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Sep 24 2013
253: 60 yr old kiwi Ted and his 23 day LEJOG
Ted is a New Zealander in his 60s and completed LEJOG over 23 days riding in june this year, that he describes as a fantastic experience. He has written a blog via blogger . It has details of the route, lots of photos, advice on preparation, gear lists, a bit on the history and points …
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Sep 05 2013
252: 18 day LEJOG, and determined to enjoy it
LEJOG blog, full of info Andrew completed his LEJOG in 2013 and has provided a travelogue, route, height profiles, etc to his website In his own words…. Hi & Welcome to my Lands End to John O'Groats Cycle trip Blog! I'm Andrew Bromage, a 33 year old guy living in Liverpool, UK. I have always …
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Jul 24 2013
Charity cyclists killed in Cornwall A30 crash
2 cyclists killed on first day of LEJOG The A30 is a busy and dangerous trunk road that is a popular holiday route in and out of Cornwall for large number of holidaymakers throughout the year. It is also a road with its fair share of cyclist deaths with 2 LEJOGers killed in a road …
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Apr 17 2013
251: Old bat on a bike! LEJOG over 18 days.
The description is Barbara's not mine and she is gearing up to start the ride on the 27th April 2013. As she explains… 'The basic ideas were sorted out. There were two cyclists – Steve and the oldbat. We had known each other for a year or so and had cycled a few thousand miles …
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Apr 17 2013
248: 1074 miles in a leisurely 20 days
Alan gets on his bike! In the spring of 2010 Alan got on his bike and cycled the length of the British mainland, riding 1074 miles in all, from Lands End and finishing at John O' Groats via Lizard Point. As Alan says: 'You can do it in less time and distance than I took …
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Jan 08 2013
Would you like to be part of the fastest fully supported end to end LEJOG?
Would you like to be part of the fastest charity fully supported end to end, LEJOG? This year we have limited spaces for you to be part of this ultimate challenge. Now in its 11th year, raising vital funds for the BSTrust, we set the stakes high, riding the race in only 6 days. In …
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We often practice things to get better at them, whether a sport, an instrument, or some other skill. But when it comes to our spiritual lives, we almost seem to be okay with spending one day a week, really only a couple hours a week, growing. This one-off message helps highlight the importance of Spiritual Disciplines and making the necessary time to grow and develop spiritually, not just physically.
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Sorry for the gap in posting, but I got busy. And to be more specific, over the course of the long Memorial Day weekend, I was busy losing.
Saturday was a version of my regular game. Somehow I shot two under my handicap and still lost three ways to two different guys. Then, on Sunday, I had my two-man match in the single elimination tournament I discussed earlier, and yes, we lost that as well. And, oh yeah, the weather was miserable, this sort of December in May stuff that plagued us for weeks.
Losing may be the flip side of winning, but that makes the two outcomes sound like mirror images: same components, just reversed. But there are significant differences. As discussed in the post "The Other Guy," there is a good deal of relativity wrapped up in winning. You won, maybe because the other guy played horribly. Losing, on the other hand, has a more absolute feel to it. You lost. You're the loser. Yeah, sure there were other golfers playing at the very same time you were, and they may have played worse than you, but you know what, you weren't playing them, were you? Nope, in your little corner of the world you are the guy who came up short.
To a certain extent, winning and losing offset each other: for every winner a loser and vice versa. It's a vast zero sum game. Certainly our weekend games have that flavor to them. Over time the money just sloshes back and forth, from one wallet to the other, as games go into slumps or putting strokes falter. A playing partner/opponent will find something that "works" and there is a stretch of good rounds, followed by either an erosion of that "thing that was working" or simply a reversion to the mean.
But in tournament play, or on the grander scale of professional sports, there is, in the final analysis, a sizeable imbalance between losing and winning. In the end there is only one ultimate winner in the NBA or NFL; everyone else is just some form of loser. Although the outcomes of all the individual games balance out, there is a whole lot more losing than there is winning when it comes to finding a champion. As Jerry Seinfeld once pointed out, there is nothing lamer in the world than being silver medalist. In essence, you are being recognized for being the best loser of them all.
I think this explains why lots of golfers shy away from competitive tournaments, even at the friendly level of intra-club competition. They much prefer the regular game where each outcome lacks finality because it just a prelude to another match, part of a chain of Saturday mornings that stretches back in time and hopefully far into the future.


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1. Re: Instrumentation - preparing an object for POJO Cache 2.0Bruce Springfield Aug 14, 2007 6:38 AM (in response to Bruce Springfield)
For the Student and Course objects, I removed the annotation that had been present in the code and the objects still appeared to function with POJO Cache.
2. Re: Instrumentation - preparing an object for POJO Cache 2.0Bruce Springfield Aug 20, 2007 12:14 PM (in response to Bruce Springfield)
My initial tests were done programmatically with JBoss Cache running outside the JBoss server. I thought that might be the reason, I didn't need to aspectize the objects. So I deployed a test on a running JBoss server. And I got same results. The objects I attached to the POJO Cache were not aspectized nor were they Serializable and yet POJO Cache ran without error on a local instance. Maybe this is only true for Windows? And only locally. It probably doesn't work if replication is needed.


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Event Photos: Mission Federal Artwalk
Photos from the event in Little Italy on April 29–30, 2017
Annie Pluth VanEngelen
The 33rd annual Mission Federal ArtWalk filled the streets of Little Italy with more than 350 visual artists, live music and dance, and interactive art projects, allowing attendees to become part of the art. The event helps to support ArtReach, a nonprofit arts education program.
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"When we meet something with love we transform it."
One of my first lectures with James Boag was on the 2nd January 2012 in his apartment in Mysore, South India. I'd been practicing at the Shala (Shri K Pattabhi Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute) with Sharath since mid December. Because it was so busy, my start time was really late and so I couldn't join the philosophy classes there. A fantastic New Yorker called Samantha (with the dirtiest laugh I've ever heard!!) told me James was in town, that she'd been to his classes the year before and he was brilliant. She even took me on the back of her scooter the first time so I didn't get lost!
His theme was Yoga – The Heart of It and it was the beginning of a huge change for mebecause James helped me really understand how practical this thing, this method or technique, called yoga can be. I'd never really understood just how relevant it was to me, to you and to everyone else!
He helped me see how yoga really is at the heart of everything we do, everything we are.
Many of you have already heard James talk about how yoga is everywhere, it's all around us and within us. He speaks of the Bhagavad Gita being set in the midst of a battlefield – symbolising how we are in the midst of life, in this moment and presented with many challenges.
In yoga we learn we have to accept who and what we are, warts and all! James stresses that our blocks and challenges contains lessons for us – valuable gifts to be met with presence and awareness. Admittedly sometimes easier said than done!!!
But yoga can teach us how to do this wholly and heartfully, if we let it be at the heart of everything we do.
He talks of yoga developing our one pointed awareness, helping us feel more centred, more attuned to the calling or the direction of our heart. Of how it teaches us to unite our heart and our feeling senses. It teaches us how it feels to be more integrated, more skilful in our navigation of life. Yoga teaches us how it feels to be happy.
Our cultural wisdom just now promises happiness for us when we have this or that outside of us. But we can only be truly happy when we find happiness within, when we practice from the heart. When we hold our yoga practice at the very heart of our lives. When we meet ourselves with love.
James returns to MCY to share more wonderful teachings in a weekend intensive Yoga, Creativity & the Family from Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th April 2016.


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BREAKING: Charlie Gard's Parents END Legal Fight to Treat Terminally ill Baby in U.S.
Terrible news just broke about the fate of baby Charlie Gard. The attorney for Charlie Gard's parents has withdrawn a legal bid to have the terminally ill baby undergo medical treatment in the United States.
The Guardian UK reports:
Chris Gard and Connie Yates announced their decision as a high court judge was preparing to oversee the latest round of a five-month legal battle.
The parents have said they want to withdraw their application for him to receive experimental treatment in the US because it was "too late" for it to work.
In a move that would appear to bring an end to a protracted, emotional legal case in which Great Ormond Street hospital (Gosh) argued his life support should be switched off to prevent him suffering further, their lawyer said on Monday that delays meant "it was no longer in Charlie's interests" to keep him on a ventilator.
Mr Justice Francis had been scheduled to analyse what the couple said was fresh evidence at a hearing in the family division of the high court in London.
Grant Armstrong, representing Charlie's parents, told the high court in London: "For Charlie, it's too late, time has run out, irreversible muscular damage has been done and the treatment can no longer be a success.
"He said the parents had made the most painful of decisions, that only parents can make."
Armstrong said: "Charlie has waited patiently for treatment. Due to delay, that window of opportunity has been lost."
Baby Charlie Gard was born has a rare genetic condition from his parents and is blind, deaf and can only breathe through a ventilator.
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Robert Muldoon speaking at the Lower Hutt Town Hall, April 1975
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For over 50 years, the Ford Mustang has been ensconced as the quintessential American sports car and the 2017 version is the best yet. Titus-Will Ford wants to get you behind the wheel of this classic muscle car, but first we think you should know more about what makes it so special. That's why we've compiled facts and details in this model information sheet to make researching the 2017 Mustang much easier. Take a look at the data below and, when you're ready to experience the 2017 Ford Mustang in person, give us a call or stop by and see us in Tacoma, WA.
The iconic 2017 Ford Mustang is available as either a coupe or soft-top convertible and available in 5 different trim levels. The base model Mustang V6 features alloy wheels, automatic headlights, keyless ignition, auto-dimming rearview mirror, a touchscreen infotainment system and much more. Optional equipment at this trim level include a rear spoiler, fog lights, and a power driver's seat. The next level up is the 2017 Ford Mustang EcoBoost which features the optional V6 trim equipment but also features a more fuel efficient turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, power front seats, active noise cancellation, an aluminum dash and more. You can opt for 19" wheels, upgraded performance features, upgraded gauges and more. The EcoBoost Premium trim level adds to all of that with heated mirrors, a rear diffuser, ambient interior lighting, aluminum and chrome interior accents, dual zone automatic climate control, upgraded infotainment system and more. Options at this trim include leather Recaro seats, special trim accent packages, premium audio and more. The GT doesn't give you all the same features as the EcoBoost Premium but you get the power of a V8 engine, upgraded brakes and special accent packages. The GT Premium is nearly the same as the EcoBoost Premium save for the larger engine and special black wheels and accents.
With so many tech touches as standard or optional equipment, the 2017 Mustang is definitely a car of the future. Even at the base trim level you will enjoy automatic headlights, a touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity, USB interface, MyKey parental controls, Track Apps performance telemetry, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and more. Options include upgraded infotainment, satellite radio, ambient interior lighting and more. On the safety front, you get the standard features you expect such as multiple airbags, traction control, ABS, hill-start assist and more. As mentioned before, every Mustang comes with a rearview camera and parking sensors are available as an option. Driver assistance technology is also available on upper trim levels. The 2017 Mustang earned a 5-star rating in government crash testing and also did well in IIHS testing.
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Settling in to this new job has not been as easy as I thought it might be. It could be that the holidays were upon us at the time. That doesn't really make for calm, peaceful transitioning. More like, YIKES! But I really cannot get over the feeling that I need to be somewhere, or that time is short, I gotta go, I need to get back to my desk. Although I have truly embraced not being tied to my phone at all times for emails, messages and what have you. I often even forget to bring my phone with me. I never lost sight or knowledge of where my 'smart' phone was. Now that I have a dumb phone, I really couldn't care less.
And I think I figured out this smart phone thing. I totally understand why it is called a smart phone. I had a brand spanking new iPhone 4GS, for about 2 weeks. And it was so easy to navigate, so intuitive, nicely organized, etc. When you wanted to make a call, you used the button labeled call. Now my phone has a button called send. What? No, I want to call. Where is the call button? Really, I feel so dumb using my dumb phone. When I get call waiting I hit the OK button. Nope, that is the wrong one. My other phone literally asked, would you like to answer this other call? So easy. Not so much now. Okay, tangent over.
So, back to this transition thing. Strange. I have more time and yet I feel like I am not really getting anything done. And that there is my problem. My new job is to be a Mom. A full time Mom. And that means spending time with the Bug. It really doesn't mean working on the computer, trying to coupon like an Extreme Couponer (have you seen these women? wow!), designing a new garden layout, figuring out how to make Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day, or how to compost for the backyard. Although I have actually been doing those things. Cool, huh? Oh, all except the computer. Haven't had much time for that. So it is the mind shift that I think is the hardest. But I am getting there. And really enjoying my time.
Hopefully more to come. When I can get the computer time figured out.
PS - yesterday I was running to the grocery store and the man was home to be with the bug. She got so upset that I was leaving. "But momma, you are supposed to be a Home Mommy now." So cute. But I did persevere and got that 15 minutes of alone time.
PSS - and I have been working on some things. More sharing to come.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Settling In
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Early literacy important for ELLs (Language Magazine)
"This study shows that building literacy skills, in English or the child's native language, prior to kindergarten can be helpful," said Karen Thompson, an assistant professor of cultural and linguistic diversity in OSU's College of Education and lead author of the study. (see also Education Week, eScience News)
Homecoming surprise: Carnival lures students into fun (Gazette-Times)
Oregon State University freshmen Bruno Maraccini and Makenzie Swiger had a little surprise coming out of their class Thursday afternoon: a carnival filling the Memorial Union Quad. The carnival, which featured mechanical bull riding, inflatable slides and play structures, old-fashioned games like ring toss and free shaved ice, among other things, was part of the university's celebration of homecoming. Although some students participating in the activities said they'd been emailed about the event earlier this week, many, like Maraccini and Swiger, said they were not aware of the carnival in advance. (see also Register-Guard)
Strand Agricultural Hall re-opens after seismic, accessibility remodel (LIFE@OSU)
The event will be Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 3 p.m., beginning at the West Portico Entrance that faces the Memorial Union Quad. The celebration, which is free and open to the public, will be followed by tours.
This massive wave machine is for science, not fun (Wired)
The project isn't about making really big waves for the sake of making really big waves, though, says Dan Cox, a coastal engineering professor at Oregon State University, which houses the largest research wave machine in North America. The purpose of wave machines is pretty simple: to see how human-made structures—breakwaters, seawalls, giant concrete blocks—stand up to crashing waves and giant storms before millions of people trust them to protect them from the elements.
Gene therapy with Leptin induces weight loss (Medical Research)
"Leptin, a hormone produced by fat cells plays an essential role in weight regulation. Delivery of leptin directly into the hypothalamus by gene therapy normalizes body weight. We investigated the efficacy of using hypothalamic leptin gene therapy as an alternative method for reducing weight in skeletally-mature female rats and determined the impact of leptin-induced weight loss on bone. Our findings show that hypothalamic leptin gene therapy reduced body weight with minimal effects on bone mass or microarchitecture." Urszula T. Iwaniec, associate professor, School of Biological and Population Health Sciences, OSU. (see also Science 2.0, The Statesman, The Independent)
Vitamin D, hops ingredient: New tool to fight obesity? (KTVZ)
To explore and identify the specific mechanisms by which these compounds have beneficial effects, researchers in the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University have received a new five-year, $2.64 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Language of the Sublime (Terra)
After 35 years as a Distinguished Professor of art history at Oregon State University — 13 of them at OSU-Cascades — Henry Sayre has taken on the emeritus mantel. But for him, retirement from the classroom doesn't mean a chaise lounge by the seashore. He's already well into his next project, a provocative book about the racial overtones and economic undertones of Manet's masterpiece, Olympia, which has him scouring the archives of the Bibliotheque nationale de France for source materials.
Methodology could lead to more sustainable manufacturing systems (Irish Manufacturing)
Engineers at Oregon State University have developed a new "sustainable development methodology" to help address a social and regulatory demand for manufacturing processes that more effectively consider their economic, environmental and social impacts. (see also Factory Equipment)
College of Forestry Book Sale: The College of Forestry will be having a book sale October 19-23 to benefit the Linn-Benton Food Share. Come find great used books! The sale will take place in Richardson Hall 1st floor knuckle from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. each day the week of the sale. If you have any questions contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Associate Registrar candidates: The Office of the Registrar invites you to meet our three candidates for Associate Registrar. Each candidate will give a short presentation, with time for questions, from 9-10 a.m., in the Memorial Union. The dates, presentation locations, and candidates are: Oct. 23, MU 208 – La Raza Room: Tyler DeAdder, Head Advisor of the School of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering (MIME) at Oregon State University. Oct.26, MU 208 – La Raza Room: Jerri Weston, Assistant Registrar at Montana State University. Resumes and evaluation forms will be available at the presentations.
Women in Policy: Discussion with Mary Yates regarding her experiences in the international policy arena, Friday, Oct. 23, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. at Valley Library-Willamette East.
Enrollment candidates: The Office of Enrollment Management invites you to meet our three candidates for Enrollment Management Technology Manager. Each candidate will give a short presentation at 10:45 – 11:30 a.m., in 405 Furman Hall. The dates and candidates are: Oct. 23: Ben Wessel. Resumes and evaluation forms will be available at the presentations.
Bringing Science to Policymakers: Lessons from 25 Years of Leadership: As the founding Director of the Policy Analysis Group at the University of Idaho, College of Natural Resources, Jay O'Laughlin offers valuable insight regarding the role and complexities of doing good science for public policy decision making. Friday, Oct. 23, 11 a.m. to noon, 115 Richardson Hall, College of Forestry.
NEW! School of Public Policy Brownbag Seminar Series: Invited speaker Andrew Penner (Associate Professor, Sociology, UC Irvine) presents "'Membership Has Its Privileges': Status Incentives and Categorical Inequality in Education." The brownbag will be held on Friday, Oct. 23, in Fairbanks 304 from noon-1.
Marine Forum – Graduate Student Research Presentation: Junhui Lou, a graduate student affiliated with the Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center (NNMREC) will present his experimental and numerical analysis of the mooring system of NNMREC's testing buoy, the Ocean Sentinel. Friday Oct. 23 from noon to 12:50 p.m. in Covell 218. For more info on Marine Forum, visit http://nnmrec.oregonstate.edu/education/marine-forum.
The Trigger Warning Debate: What is at Stake? Bring your lunch and join us for the first of three informal monthly conversations focused on teaching Difference, Power and Discrimination courses and content, Oct. 23, noon – 1:30 p.m., MU 208. Attendees are asked to read the following brief articles ahead of time: 1) On Trigger Warnings – AAUP; 2) Trigger Warnings Become a Source of Conflict in Higher Ed. Two more conversations are scheduled for November 20 and December 11. More info.
American Roots: As an extension of the Homecoming Back to Beaver Country theme, this concert explores the musical stylings of country music legend Chet Atkins as well as original music. Features OSU Faculty Mike Gamble, guitar; Ryan Biesack, drums; Todd Sickafoose (guest on bass) and Dana Reason, piano. MU lounge, Friday, Oct. 23, noon to 1 p.m.
Multiracial Student Connection: Connect with students who identify as biracial, multiracial, multiethnic, and mixed or who grew up in a transracial family. This group will provide a space to share experiences, explore identities and build community. Friday, Oct. 23 from noon-1 p.m. at the SEC 254. Contact: email@example.com for any questions
Collegiate Recovery Community Open House: The OSU Collegiate Recovery Community is holding an Open House on Friday, Oct. 23, from 2 – 5 p..m., in McNary 125 (accessible from the outside). Stop by for coffee, snacks, a screening of the documentary The Anonymous People, and meet other Beavers in recovery! Allies of recovery and all others are welcome. http://studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/prevention-center/collegiate-recovery-community
Campus clean up: The men's basketball team invites faculty, staff and students to join them for a "campus clean up" event from 3-4 p.m. Fri., Oct. 23. The team will collect trash between Wenigar Hall and Reser Stadium. For more information contact Rachi Wortham at email@example.com
The Music Revolution Project: A select group of OSU students and alumni will spend the day in a songwriting workshop with Santelli, a music producer and music faculty, followed by a concert showcasing their work. The performance will be held at 4 p.m., Friday, Oct. 23, in the Fairbanks Gallery at OSU, 220 S.W. 26th St.
Alumni awards: On Friday, Oct. 23, some of Oregon State's best and brightest will be honored with the Alumni Fellows and Young Alumni Award Celebration at 5 p.m., in the CH2M HILL Alumni Center. More information and registration.
Honors College: The Oregon State University Honors College is celebrating its 20th anniversary on Friday, Oct. 23. Join Honors College alumni, faculty, partners, and friends for a barbeque and reception from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in a tented area in the Linus Pauling Science Center parking lot. Tickets for the event can be purchased for $20, which includes dinner and one drink (cash bar after). We ask that you please respond or register by Monday, Oct. 19. Contact email@example.com with questions.
Oregon State Athletics Hall of Fame: Faculty member, track and field coach, and athletics administrator Pat Ingram, a part of the campus fabric since 1969, will be inducted into the Oregon State Athletics Hall of Fame during Homecoming weekend. The entire 2015 Hall of Fame class will be inducted on Friday, Oct. 23. A reception (register here) for this year's honorees will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Club level of Reser Stadium; dinner and the induction ceremony will follow at 7 p.m.
Homecoming concert: Corvallis native and country singer Jackson Michelson will return to his hometown to perform the Homecoming concert Friday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m., in the Student Experience Plaza. He'll be joined by the Grange Hall Drifters for a night of country sounds. For a complete list of Homecoming events: http://www.osualum.com/s/359/index.aspx?sid=359&gid=1001&pgid=4475
Magic Barrel: Tracy Daugherty will join novelist Molly Gloss, essayist-fiction writer Karen Karbo, poet John Witte, outdoor writer Peter Zuckerman and four other distinguished Oregon authors reading from their works at a gala Corvallis fundraiser for Linn Benton Food Share. The 22nd annual Magic Barrel: A Reading to Fight Hunger, set for Friday, Oct. 23, is an evening of readings, music and refreshments at the historic Whiteside Theatre. Jazz music by Corvallis's LMNO will start at 6:30 p.m., and readings begin at 7. Tickets cost $10; they are available from the Magic Barrel's website (magicbarrel.org), or at the door.
5K Costume Run: Beavs Helping Kids, is sponsoring a 5K Costume Run For The Kids of Children's Miracle Network. The proceeds benefit Children's Miracle Network. The race starts at 9 a.m. (registration at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24 at the MU Quad. You can register at www.facebook.com/events/411855525676048 or on race day.
Make a Difference Day: Join Student Leadership & Involvement and the Center for Civic Engagement for this year's Make a Difference Day, Saturday, Oct. 24. We will be hosting 5 different projects with times ranging between 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.. We are partnering with Corvallis Parks and Recreation, Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis, SAGE Garden, Habitat for Humanity Restore and Smoke-Free Campus. Details about the projects can be found on our website here: http://sli.oregonstate.edu/cce/events/make-difference-day. Click here to register for the 2015 Make a Difference Day! Participants will need to login using their ONIDs.
Sneak Preview of "A School for the People: A Photographic History of Oregon State University:" Explore the rich visual history of Oregon State University with Lawrence A. Landis, director of the Special Collections and Archives Resource Center. Advance copies of the book will be available for sale, and the author will be on hand to answer questions and sign copies, on the main floor of the Valley Library. Saturday, Oct. 24, 4:30-5:50 p.m.
Navy ROTC Alumni Foxhole & Fantail Muster: Save the date and join us for the NROTC Alumni Tailgater beginning at 4:30 p.m., Oct. 24 on the unit Quarterdeck. Visit this ticket link for Alumni Block Seating reservations. Our ticket login in information is available by calling (541)737-6289.
Tailgating: Saturday, Oct. 24, the homecoming football game between Oregon State and Colorado takes place starting at 7:30 p.m. There will be several tailgating events, including a Beaver Nation tailgate at 4:30 p.m., in the CH2M HILL Alumni Center for Alumni Association members and a diversity gathering and tailgating on the Alumni Center lawn at 6:30 p.m. For a complete list of Homecoming events: http://www.osualum.com/s/359/index.aspx?sid=359&gid=1001&pgid=4475
Chili Cookoff: The OSU student chapter of the Veterinary Medical Association is sponsoring a Chili Cookoff on Saturday, Oct. 24, 4:30 – 7 p.m. in Magruder Hall. Stop by on your way to the football game: A $5 donation to veterinary student scholarships will get you a beverage, and a ticket to taste 30+ varieties of traditional and exotic chili. Vote on your favorite chili and best theme or costumes.
Portland Youth Philharmonic: In collaboration with the Corvallis-OSU Symphony and Oregon State University, Portland Youth Philharmonic (PYP), America's first youth orchestra, will travel to Corvallis for a Mini-Tour and public performance on Sunday, Oct. 25, 3 p.m. in Austin Auditorium in The LaSells Stewart Center. The program will include Mason Bates' "Warehouse Medicine" from "The B-Sides" for orchestra and electronica, as well as Jean Sibelius' Symphony No. 1.
Upcoming Events
NEW! Strand re-opening: Strand Agricultural Hall is celebrating its re-opening after a two-year, extensive remodeling project. The event will be Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 3 p.m., beginning at the West Portico Entrance that faces the Memorial Union Quad. The celebration, which is free and open to the public, will be followed by tours.
NEW! Taste of the 'Chives-Recipe Showcase: Come and sample dishes based on historic recipes! This year, we're highlighting fascinating flavors featured from a 1945 wall calendar. You can view them online here. Event is free and open to anyone likes food. If you would like to prepare one of these dishes to share, please do. Friday Oct. 30, noon to 1 p.m., Willamette Rooms, Third Floor of the Valley Library.
Ika Fifita Retirement Reception: After 37 years of service to Oregon State University, Ika retired as of Sept. 30. Please join Ika, his family and extended OSU family for a celebration held at LaSells Stewart Center Giustina Gallery on Oct. 26, from 3 – 5 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact Robin Fifita at email@example.com or Keahi McFadden at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lectures and Webinars
NEW! Mendeley and EndNote workshops: Check out Mendeley on Oct. 27, another web-based, social tool for capturing, managing, and citing your research sources. If you missed it the first time, EndNote (Basic & Intermediate/Advanced) is being offered again on Oct. 28; try it out for capturing, managing, and citing your research sources. View the remaining offerings in the Library's Fall series at http://bit.ly/graduate-workshops. Registration is encouraged but not required.
NEW! Truffle Society: NATS (the North American Truffling Society) meeting at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 27 in Room 2087 Cordley Hall, OSU campus. Noted fungi expert, author, and mushroom eco-tour leader Daniel Winkler will speak on "Flavorful, Fanciful and Foul Fungi – From Far Flung Places Around the World."
NEW! Findings from Cooper's Ferry: At the Oct. 29 meeting of Triad, OSU's staff and faculty club, Loren Davis will discuss ancient artifacts discovered at Cooper's Ferry along the lower Salmon River. Triad meets in the MU, room 211, from noon to 1. The public is welcome to attend free of charge. A catered lunch is $13. Contact University Events, 541-737-0724, to save a seat.
Retirement Planning & Investing: A discussion of the Oregon Savings Growth Plan, 10 a.m. – noon, Oct. 26, MU 206.
Fisheries and Wildlife discussion: Cynthia Sagers, Vice-President of Research, OSU will speak Oct 26, 10 a.m., Nash Hall 32.
Student Affairs Strategic Planning Feedback Session: The Division of Student Affairs is developing a new strategic plan and needs the input of the OSU community. Help shape the student experience at Oregon State. Join the next open feedback session on Oct. 26 at 2–3:30 p.m. in the MU Multipurpose Room. For information and alternative dates visit oregonstate.edu/studentaffairs/strategic.
Upcoming safety training and online resources: The Oregon State Police, OSU Care Network, and Department of Public Safety encourage you to learn how to respond and keep yourself safe. OSU utilizes the FBI's "Run.Hide.Fight" program of response and offers many different ways to receive the training. OSU's Training Days "Run. Hide. Fight" workshop takes place at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Enroll at http://fa.oregonstate.edu/training-days. You can schedule a group presentation by contacting the OSU Department of Public Safety at 541-737-3010. For more online options: http://main.oregonstate.edu/alerts/safety-information
Apply for the Pre-Accelerator Workshop: The OSU Advantage Accelerator is now taking applications for their Pre-Accelerator series for interested entrepreneurs who want to take their business concept to the next level. The four week session begins Oct. 28, check out this page for further details and how to apply: advantage.oregonstate.edu/pre-accelerator
Professional development: Openings are still available in the employee professional development program, "Fierce Conversations: Achieving Success at Work and in Life One Conversation at a Time." The program is scheduled over three sessions: Nov. 3, 5 and 10. The cost for departments is $150 per person. Fierce Conversations is presented by the Center for Learning & Organizational Development. Register soon! http://oregonstate.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_eDP6zyL80V11M6p
News for Employees
NEW! Nov. 1 deadline for Extended Campus research fellows program: The newly formed OSU Extended Campus Research Unit supports research-based innovations in online education and aims to make significant contributions to the field of online teaching and learning research. The Research Unit seeks new partnerships with Oregon State faculty and invites you to apply to the Extended Campus Research Fellows Program. The deadline is Nov. 1. Contact research director Kathryn Linder, Ph.D., at email@example.com or visit http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/research for more information.
Thanksgiving home stay: Interested in sharing Thanksgiving with an international student? The OSU Homestay Program is seeking local families to share their Thanksgiving festivities with international students. Applications are currently available at https://jfe.qualtrics.com/form/SV_1yTjGUsntSs1cu9. Hosting application deadline is Thursday, Nov. 12 at 5 p.m. Hosts will be informed of student placement Monday, Nov. 23. If you have any questions, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Course Fee Changes for Certain Field Trips: Oregon State University will take written comments on its proposed updates to OSU Standard 576-010 University Fees through the end of business on Thursday, Nov.12. The purpose of the comment period is to receive public feedback regarding updates to the Winter 2016 course fees for certain field trips before they become effective on Nov. 15 The proposed fees can be reviewed at the Valley Library circulation desk. Comments should be directed to Beth Giddens at email@example.com.
News from the College of Public Health and Human Sciences: Learn about a new college center aimed at promoting better health for everyone, read about new faculty and their research, sign up for the GridIron Chef Contest and Beaver Bowl Fun Run, see new students enjoying the annual New Student Picnic and more here and online. http://bit.ly/1ZUcND5
2016 Intercultural Learning Community: Are you passionate about food and social justice? Apply for the 2016 Intercultural Learning Community to learn about food systems and alternative food movements in Ecuador and Oregon. Through cross-cultural dialogue, collaboration, and experiential learning, participants will further develop their knowledge, social networks, and capacity for engaging food systems issues. Applications accepted through Nov. 13. To learn more or to apply visit http://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/feature-story/2016-intercultural-learning-community-0.
Sustainability Coalition Steering Committee applications: The Corvallis Sustainability Coalition provides grassroots leadership, inspiration, resources, opportunities for collaboration, and innovative solutions to help Corvallis and Benton County become more sustainable. Join peers from OSU in participating in this important community organization. The Coalition seeks members who will serve a 2-year term. The Steering Committee is responsible for overall policy, strategic planning, and financial management of the organization. Apply by Oct.23 or contact email@example.com with questions.
Traffic and maintenance
Oak Creek: Western States Fire Protection Co. will be conducting annual fire alarm testing Monday, Oct. 26 in the Oak Creek Building and Moreland Hall. The testing will be brief and include both soundings of alarms and strobes.
Sackett Place: As part of the Oregon State University Honors College 20th anniversary on Friday, Oct. 23, the Sackett Place lot (3303) will have some parking space closures. The closure will begin at 7 a.m. and run through 9 p.m. (view map)
Campus Way: To accommodate the installation of two new Beaver Bus stop shelters, the sidewalks along the east-bound lanes of both Campus Way (near the Crop Science Building – view map) and along Orchard Avenue (at 27th – view map) will be closed Oct. 19-30. Please exercise additional care traveling in these areas.
Milam Hall: As part of the Milam Hall Generator Enclosure Project, the landscaped area in the SE corner and along the south side of Milam Hall will be closed through Oct. 30. Also, a portion of the East-West walk along the north edge of the MU Quad and the south entrance may need to be closed at times. There may be some noise during construction.
To apply for the below positions, visit http://jobs.oregonstate.edu unless otherwise specified.
Academic Counselor – The Educational Opportunities Program invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, Academic Counselor position. Posting #0016078. Closes Oct. 23.
Faculty Research Assistant- The Center for Research on Lifelong STEM Learning invites applications for a part-time (.6 FTE), Faculty Research Assistant position. Posting #0016079. For full consideration please apply by Oct. 24.
College of Veterinary Medicine's Teaching Hospital is seeking two full-time Medical Aide/Reception positions in fast-paced environments with multi-tasking duties including greeting, check in/out clients, answering multi-line phones, scheduling, invoicing, and medical record management. Posting #0016213. Closes Oct. 25.
Academic Advisor/First Year Specialist– College of Public Health and Human Sciences Office of Student Success invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE) position. Posting #0016239. Closes Oct. 25.
Research Associate (Post Doc) – The Department of Horticulture invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 12-month, Research Associate (Post Doc) for the Spotted Wing Drosophila, Drosophila suzukii research program. Posting #0016166. Closes Oct. 25.
Advanced Practice Clinician (NP/PA)– Student Health Services invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE) 9-month Advanced Practice Clinician. Posting # 0016311. For full consideration apply by Nov. 9. Final recruitment deadline Oct. 26.
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is looking for one full-time Office Specialist 2 to join our reception team. Posting #0016130. Closes Oct. 26.
Program Coordinator– The School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (EECS) is seeking a Program Coordinator. This is a part-time, (.50 FTE), 12-month, fixed term professional faculty position. Posting # 0016033. Closes Oct. 27.
NEW! Office Specialist 2 – The College of Engineering (COE) will begin review of applications in the University's Office Specialist 2 pool on Oct. 29 This position will perform administrative duties for the COE, Office of Student Services. Posting #0016121. Closes Oct. 28.
Temporary Administrative Program Specialist – College of Business invites applications for a part-time (.50 FTE) Temporary Administrative Program Specialist. Posting #0016306. For full consideration apply by Oct. 28.
The College of Veterinary Medicine and Counseling & Psychological Services has an opening for one full-time, 12-month, fixed-term Psychologist position. This is a unique position which is shared by CVM and CAPS. Half of this psychologist's time will be on site at CVM, while the remaining half will be with CAPS. The Mental Health and Wellness DVM Program Coordinator/CAPS Staff Psychologist reports to both the Dean of the College of Veterinary medicine and the Director of Counseling & Psychological Services. Posting #0016156. Closes Oct. 28.
Director of Operations– The School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (EECS) is seeking a Director of Operations. This is a full-time, (1.0 FTE), 12-month, fixed term professional faculty position. Posting # 0016259. Closes Oct. 29.
The School of Psychological Science is seeking a full-time, 9-month, tenure-track position as Assistant Professor in Clinical Health Psychology. This position will be effective Fall 2016. Posting #0015555. For full consideration apply by Oct. 30.
Coordinator – SNAP-Ed Program – OSU Extension Service invites applications for a part-time (.85 FTE), 12-month, fixed-term, SNAP-Ed Program Coordinator position in Clatsop County. Posting #0016091. Closes Oct. 30.
The School of Psychological Science is accepting applications for a full-time, 9-month, tenure-track position as Assistant Professor in Clinical Health Psychology. Posting #0015555. Full consideration date Oct. 30.
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs (Internal Employment Opportunity) – The Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 12-month, fixed term Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. Posting # 0016173. Closes Nov 1.
Education Program Assistant 1 – The Deschutes County Extension SNAP-Ed program invites applications for a part-time (.45 FTE),limited-duration, Education Program Assistant 1 position. Posting #0016320. Closes Nov. 2.
The Office of Diversity & Cultural Engagement (DCE) is seeking a dynamic individual for the position of Assistant Director of The Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center (LBHBCC). Posting #0016233. Closes Nov. 2.
SASS Coordinator/Staff Psychologist – Counseling and Psychological Services invites applications for a full-time 12-month (1.00 FTE) Staff Psychologist and Coordinator for Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS). This position will provide counseling and oversee the SASS program in collaboration with numerous offices within OSU and the community. Posting #0016222. Closes Nov 2.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – The Jackson County Extension office Family and Community Health program invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 12-month, fixed term Assistant Professor (Practice) position. Posting #0016095. Closes Nov. 2.
Administrative Program Assistant – Pre-College Programs invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, Administrative Program Assistant position. Posting # 0016339. Closes Nov. 16. Full consideration date Nov. 4.
NEW! Academic Wage Appointment – The SMILE Program invites applications for a part-time (0.60 FTE), salaried Academic Wage appointment. Posting # 0016367. Closes Nov. 27, , full consideration date Nov. 6.
Executive Support Specialist 1 – Extension services SNAP-Ed Program in Portland, invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), Executive Support Specialist 1 position. Posting #0016283. Closes Nov. 6.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – The Extension Services Family and Community Health program in Tillamook county invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), Assistant Professor (Practice). Posting #0016191. Closes Nov. 9.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – OSU Extension Service invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor (Practice) position with the 4-H Youth Development Program serving Hood River County. Posting #0016088. Closes Nov. 9.
Assistant Professor – OSU Extension Service invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor with the 4-H Youth Development Program in Deschutes County. Posting #0016086. Closes Nov. 10.
The School of Psychological Science is seeking a 9-month, tenure-track position for an Assistant Professor in Human Neuroscience. Posting #0015412. Full consideration Nov. 13.
Veterinary Technician – Lois Bates Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital seeks a full-time Certified Veterinary Technician for employment in our Small Animal Hospital Surgery Service. The hospital is part of OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine and provides excellent benefits and a competitive salary. Posting #0015391. Closes Nov. 15.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – The Department of Animal and Rangeland Sciences invited applications for a full-time, 12-month, fixed-term, Assistant Professor of Practice position that will serve the area of Umatilla and Morrow Counties in the Columbia Plateau Region. Posting #0016084. Closes Nov. 15.
Assistant Professor (Practice) –Oregon 4-H Youth Development serving Morrow and Umatilla counties invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), fixed-term, Assistant Professor (Practice) position. Posting #0016269. Closes Nov. 15.
The Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society invites applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor of Integrated Human and Ecological Systems. This is a 9-month, 1.0 FTE, tenure-track position with responsibilities for teaching, advising, research and outreach responsibilities. Posting #0016220. For full consideration, apply by Nov. 15.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – The Department of Animal and Rangeland Sciences invited applications for a full-time, 12-month, fixed-term, Assistant Professor of Practice position that will serve the area of Umatilla and Morrow Counties in the Columbia Plateau Region. Posting #0016084. Closes Nov. 20.
Assistant Professor (Practice) – Oregon Extension services in Lane County and the College of Forestry invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), Assistant Professor (Practice) position. Posting #0016145. Closes Nov. 20.
Assistant Professor Senior Research– The Department of Nuclear Engineering invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 12-month, fixed term, Assistant Professor Senior Research position. Posting # 0016322. Closes Nov. 30.
Assistant Professor – The Department of Crop and Soil Science is seeking applications for a full time (1.0 fte), 9-month, tenure-track, Invertebrate Crop Pest Scientist. Posting # 0016319. For full consideration apply by Nov. 30.
The School of Psychological Science is seeking for a full-time, 9-month, tenure-track position in Engineering Psychology. This position is at the assistant professor level, although more senior applicants will also be considered. Posting #001607. For full consideration apply by Dec. 30.
Bio Science Research Technician 1 – The Malheur County Extension office in Ontario, Oregon invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), Bio Science Research Technician 1 position. Posting #0016303. Closes Dec. 31.
Student Outreach Assistant (Accelerator Interns) – VP for Research invites students to apply for a part-time position as an Accelerator Intern. The program is designed to give hands on experience researching the commercialization potential of business concepts originating from the Oregon State University community. Job posting # 0014876. Closes Dec. 31.
The Department of Botany and Plant Pathology (BPP) invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, fixed-term Faculty Research Assistant position. Posting #0013984. Closes Dec. 31, 2015.
Assistant/Associate Professor– The College of Business invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE) Assistant or Associate Professor in BIS. Posting #0015932. For full consideration apply by Jan. 15, 2016.
OSU Alumni Association seeks an administrative assistant for a temporary position October 2015-February 2016. See position description, required qualifications and application information at www.osualum.com/jobs
The Center for Research on Lifelong STEM Learning is looking for a Faculty Research Assistant (FRA) to work with an experienced team of educational researchers to improve training and development of informal science professionals. The position is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation's AISL program. To read more about the position, follow this link: http://stem.oregonstate.edu/jobs/AISL-FRA-2015.
Oregon State University is seeking two Postdoctoral Scholars to work with a transdisciplinary team focused on improving postsecondary STEM education through various curricular and instructional reforms leading to organizational change. The positions are funded by NSF grants from the WIDER, PRIME, and FIRE programs. To read more about the positions, their requirements, benefits, and how to apply, please see http://stem.oregonstate.edu/ad-transdisciplinary-postdocs.
Corvallis: "Life's under no obligation to give us what we expect." ~ Margaret Mitchell. Happy Homecoming! Patchy fog then mostly sunny, high of 62, low of 40. Mostly cloudy Saturday, chance of rain Sunday.
Central Oregon: Mostly sunny, high of 65, low of 33. Mostly cloudy, partly sunny Sunday.
Newport: Patchy fog, then mostly sunny, high of 61, low of 46. Mostly cloudy Saturday, chance of rain Sunday.
Statewide: For OSU employees around the state, find your local forecast here: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pqr/


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As I sit at my desk looking over the green grass, with an American Flag gently blowing in the soft morning breeze.
I am reminded of the mindset that we are all one in American and my heart overflows with gratitude.
Growing up in rural America in the 60's we were a community of worker bees, striving to keep the colony healthy, thriving and united. It was sort of a blissful time.
I suppose it was a Mayberry RFD mindset and it was peaceful and it worked!
No matter the differences and strife that we hear of, I know in my heart that we are all here to work together and celebrate our beautiful Country.
Setting a positive example for one another never hurts either and if I must occasionally bury my head in the sand, well so be it! I am a woman of another decade…now that's another sort of freedom and let it ring too!
I am not a political woman I am a proud woman of the Country that I live in and I call home.
I don't even listen to the news, I just believe in my heart that we are all here to love.
Today I am remembering and honoring the WWII veterans as well as my Mom and Dad.
My parents were not political either, they just did what was they believed was right and took pride in their home, land and the fact that Dad had returned safely from WWII.
These memories actually make me feel teary and comfort me too.
There is a grounding in the knowledge of where you come from so to speak and knowing that what you believe in is always true as long as you keep it pure in your heart.
Folks will always want to spin tales, but right is right and wrong is wrong and at the end of the day we should all focus on getting along.
Just that fact that Dad made it home from the war was enough to celebrate life everyday.
Momma had tended to the farm, her aging Father and my sister Sandra while Dad was away.
Quite an agenda for a young twenty year old woman.
I am ending this post with one neat fact on World War II.
The women during this time period gave up wearing stockings in order for those materials to go into the making of supplies for the War.
Can you imagine giving up of your beauty resources!
If so, what one would it be?
As for me I cannot live without lipstick, mascara or a touch of bronzer…guess the foundation would have to go!
Happy Fourth of July to each and everyone!


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- Jan 03, 2006
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- new (we only sell new items)
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The Cheer Corner Gift Shop at Carolinas HealthCare System Union is located on the first floor at the front entrance on the hospital. Our shop offers a variety of gifts, fresh flower arrangements and plants, balloons, drinks, candy and goody gift boxes, greeting cards, book and magazines, plush animals and assorted personal care items. We offer call-in orders and deliver to patient rooms. For more information, please call 980-993-3477.
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I'm stuck at home, sick with a dreaded cold & sinus thing-y, when what do I see? My Vintage 1950's Fire-King Loaf Pan on Etsy's Front Page in a beautiful collection called "Gifts for the Adventurous" by Maria and her wonderfully unique shop Adelo Creations!
I may not be feeling all that "adventurous" at the moment, but this bold & joyful collection {as well as the Front Page shout-out} sure put a smile on this gal's sneeze-y face!
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A closer look at Maria's beautiful collection...