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Fix My Street
Quite a few problems can be reported through Fix My Street - a web site with links to Ryedale and North Yorskhire Councils.
The Moorsider
The Moorsider is the town newsletter and is published about four times a year. A copy is delivered to every household in Kirkbymoorside. You can download a copy of the latest edition here.
Previous editions are listed below:
The Moorside Room
The Moorside Room @ 9 Church Street, Kirkbymoorside, YO62 6AZ is available for hire. The space is ideal for exhibitions, meetings, children's parties, exercise classes, fund raising events and is the venue for the Kirkbymoorside Musical Memories sessions.
Click Here for a Booking Form
Commercial bookings @ £10 per hour
A 30% discount is available to Local Community Groups and Charities @ £7 per hour
Rates may be negotiated for block bookings and certain events such as exhibitions at the discretion of the Town Clerk.
Manor Vale
Manor Vale is extensively used by the local community for quiet recreation and has open public access. It is located at the northern edge of the town, and is owned and managed by Kirkbymoorside Town Council. Read more about it here.
What does this Town Council do?
The town council is democratically accountable and takes seriously the views of townspeople. Finance comes from a charge that is added to the council tax. In recent years, the council has reduced the tax charge by becoming more efficient.
Priorities are representing local people in dealings with the larger councils (Ryedale and North Yorkshire), providing grants to assist local organisations and running some local services. If you are concerned about matters to do with the bigger councils, contact a councillor or the town council. Local groups that need money to progress are invited to apply for a grant; usually the council expects to provide only a portion of the cost, but each case is treated on its merits. More information on grants is available here.
The main services provided by the town council are:
- Street Lighting (lights with blue numbers belong to the town council, those with yellow numbers belong to the county council)
- The town cemetery
- Grass cutting, both of land managed by the town council and also on behalf of the county council
- Play Areas
- The Manor Vale conservation and recreation area
- Christmas lights
- Public Seats
Citizens are welcome at council meetings and are free to make representations to the council.
Register for Mailings
We'll let you know about council meetings, we won't pass your details to anyone else, and you can unsubscribe any time.


text: Female students killed in Japan, a single mother: my days fell in the afternoon of November 5th, police in Tokyo in the area of the Yangtze River Song residence door. Respondents for map Jiang song (left) photos released on micro-blog. Screenshot micro-blog Name: Gender: female: Jiang song died at the age of reason died at the age of 24: accidental death time: November 3, 2016 event: female students studying in Japan Jiang song "mother was killed in a shelter, I went to the station in the wild, and now Liu Xin joined together back home". November 2nd 23 at 08 minutes, and his mother hung up after WeChat voice chat, studying in Japan, Jiang song, as usual, walking on the way home. On that day the streets were quiet, the tram came and went, and the song of the river went on for another 10 minutes, and then to the home of Tokyo, which was in the middle of the village, near the top of the 6. But far away from more than 1 thousand and 700 km outside the mother river (a pseudonym) did not think that this is the last time to hear the voice of her daughter. More than an hour later, the song was killed at home. Time is around 0:15 3. 4, 2009, Tokyo police issued a notice saying that at that time, Jiang song roommate heard the sound of the door and shouting after the alarm. But when the police arrived, the river song has been down in the two floor of the corridor in a pool of blood, the sword head was chopped, cut 10 cm long, neck and hands, there are multiple stab wounds. The hospital two hours later, Jiang song died due to excessive bleeding. By 20 years of Song Jiang and Jiang Wanqiu, micro-blog wrote in yesterday: "you are my only spiritual prop to live ah, now, my sky is falling down." The two students in the wild area is one of the largest population density in Tokyo, mainly residential areas. 2, four pm, a noise broke the calm. I heard the two floor rang for some time, said it is not japanese." Living in the first floor of the landlord said, not for a moment, they saw the tenant Jiang song and roommate out. That night, when I heard the screams of panic, the landlord did not care. Until the police arrived at the scene, they learned that Jiang song had an accident. The landlord one family still cannot believe, they first met that girl in this will be clever and sensible, henghuo. "Love this girl, when the end of March entered the house, also specially sent us China snacks." Born in Shandong, Qingdao, a village song, family is not rich. She lost her father at the age of one year, and the family depended on her mother to do some small business to make a living. In April last year, relatives were against her studying abroad. Taking into account about one hundred thousand of the annual fee, as well as the girl's personal safety problems, they have tried to discourage Jiang song to abandon plans to stay in japan. But the mother but know that the river has always been a sensible daughter, if the idea, anyway, can not persuade. As long as the day of her flat, at the critical moment to sell a house in the home, the deposit of 200 thousand bank deposits, support for her daughter's choice. The airport that day, saw her daughter turned into the security, Wanqiu will cry the river. "Don't trust her a person in a foreign country, but also to the river song, not only successfully pass the Hosei University)相关的主题文章:

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To provide grief support and mentoring services to young women who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
Our vision is to educate young women about the causes, warning signs, and dangers of grief that often leads to silent suffering.
The participants also learn ways to get help and cope with emotional and mental challenges that come with this epidemic.
Would you recommend A LEGACY Left Behind, Inc.?
by Irene A. (2017-03-29 14:56:36.0)
I agreed with the previous reviews. If you decide to volunteer or be an intern for them as Graphic Designer, you will have to create everything from scratches, because all they have is low quality jpeg files. They also will make you make everything goes BIG and BOLD in one tiny flyer (which already has a lot going on). PRO: It is a working experience. CONS: You won't learn any design, creative skills from them. They are not likely open for new creative ideas.
by Nicholas D. (2017-08-15 11:23:49.0)
I worked for ALegacyLeftBehind for about a week. I volunteered for them as a graphic designer. As an introductory project the owner decided she wanted me to create a flyer for their women empowerment meeting. She wanted me to use the same font for the flyers that she has used in the past. The owner was not able to send me the InDesign or Photoshop files. So I was not able to get the origional font. If you want someone to use the exact font as previous flyers you need to either have the name of the font or the original document. She was also providing very pixelated images to use in her flyer. I spent time to recreate the images for her. I decided to stop providing my services because the owner in my opinion very rude to me in emails. She said " I was hoping it would be a quick turn around project." She was unable to provide sufficient resources to find the correct font or give me higher quality images.
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I gave it 5 stars because its for a good cause and it would be a good opportunity for people who are good at art and want to help people.


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Digital Media: Meeting the Storage Requirements of this Exploding Market
Learn more about the next generation of Scalable NAS for digital media. Watch Ian Duncan, HP StorageWorks Enterprise NAS director of marketing, explain how Web 2.0 companies and enterprises that rely on vast volumes of data benefit from extremely scalable and easy-to-manage storage environments. To view the entire video, click here.


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I was able to live a lifelong dream and be one of the lucky ones to visit Augusta National and attend the Masters tournament last week for the Sunday round.
And to prove it, here's a picture with my "entry badge". By the way, you do not take them home… they are returned to the owner.
For those of you wondering about attending the Masters, it is everything you think it will be and then some. As a marketing professional (at least I think I am…), and you wanted to how to best manage a "brand", this is the place to go and learn. It's a shining example of how a brand manages every facet of their communications and customer experience.
Let me give you some highlights that I witnessed first-hand.
- No wires! I have been to many golf tournaments and some have been majors (I have been to 3 U.S. Opens) and many smaller events (such as Doral, Honda, Bridgestone) and none of them can compare on how Augusta National grounds are presented. At Augusta National you never see any of the wires around the course that is required to support the TV broadcast and there are no camera cranes or blimps (sorry Goodyear or MetLife). All the wiring is buried at August National and beautifully done. The camera stations are all permanent, so all CBS has to do is bring in their cameras and plug it in.
- No litter! I was amazed at how clean the property was. Thousands of people and a spotless environment. People were cleaning up everywhere and plenty of trash receptacles around the course.
- $1.50 sandwiches! That's not a typo. Wow. What a pleasure to be at a place that had sandwiches for $1.50 to $2.50. And the quality was first rate. By the way, my first pimento cheese sandwich.
- The birds really do sing. If you ever watched the Masters on TV, you will always hear birds chirping. Well, I am here to report that the birds really do chirp at Augusta. Those microphones are probably in the woods, but you can hear the birds singing.
- No cheering for a single player. What is that you say? While clearly everyone has their favorites and "cheers" for them, I have never been to a tournament where you are asked to "please refrain from cheering for a single player". They literally have people walking around within the crowd to ensure proper "behavior" from the attendees. By the way, I doubt anyone yelled "baba booey" at Augusta National. They would have probably been promptly escorted off the grounds. (Howard Stern fans will understand that reference).
- No porta potties here. The nicest restrooms you will you ever see at an event with this scale. Well managed, well maintained and running water with paper towels.
- Organized seating. The course had ample seating. Ranging from well-organized and roped off areas for those with "proper masters chairs"… only Masters chairs allowed… to plenty of well-placed grandstands.
- Scoreboards everywhere. I love those traditional scoreboards vs. the digital scoreboards you see at every golf tournament. These are part of the Masters tradition. I hope they never change…
- Easy access to branded merchandise. Ok, the first thing I did when I got to August National at 8:30am was buy my shirts and stuff (I love that Masters' logo!). Here's what I was impressed with. Right as you got on the grounds they had a smaller store that had enough of a selection to meet my needs. I do not think I was in line more than 5 minutes to pay. If you ever have been to a golf tournament, you know this is an amazingly fast. Now here's the best part: I was able to walk back to my car (about a 10 minute walk) and put the gifts away for safe storage and not worry about carrying them the rest of the day. Nice. Oh, and yes, the main store (it is very large) was on the core Augusta National grounds with longer lines.
- Beautiful grass and grounds everywhere. My final thought on building a great brand experience was how spectacular the grounds were outside of the fairways. The areas you walked were as manicured as the main golf course. I think the areas you walk around the course are probably better fairways than 90% of public or private courses. It was that well maintained.
Augusta National does not miss much when it comes to brand management. And I suspect the players and their families love the environment almost as much as the audience does.
Now I could not end this without talking about golf at the 2016 Masters.
My day started by walking around to see "August National" before settling on sitting on the grandstands at hole #11 green, which is where you also watch them play #12. This is such a pretty and a scary spot…I think I sat there for almost three hours and watched 33% of the players put a ball in the water…more on that later. Any golfer can picture for themselves almost every hole that they have watched on TV over the years.
Biggest surprises at August National:
- How hilly the course really is.
- How small the "landing areas" are on the putting surface to give yourself a chance at making a putt. After seeing the course myself, I wonder why there are not more 3 putts. The movement on the putts was even more pronounced than I thought they were from watching on TV.
- Those greens are fast! What other tournaments to you constantly see pros hit the ball 4-5 feet past the hole with consistency?
- The roars on the back nine that they always talk about are real! It is amazing to hear from a distance the building of the roar to the final crescendo. The roar from 3 holes-in-one that Sunday was amazing. It was another really neat part of the Masters atmosphere.
After sitting at #12 for two hours, I decided to follow the leader. I followed Jordan Spieth, the leader and defending champion from #2 through #12… Here's a picture of him after making his 4th birdie in a row at #9. An amazing run. By the way, he really took his time before hitting each and every shot. On the 9th fairway, he changed clubs 4 times.
It was unfortunate to watch him bogie #10 and miss a 4 footer on #11 for two bogies in a row… but now the rest of the story.
Remember that I said that I had been sitting on the tee box for #12 and watched a third of the shots end up in the water?
Well, Jordon was added to that list. He hit his shot so fast compared to all his other shots that day. And then his second shot also ended up wet. His 5 shot lead was gone. His hope for victory gone. His march toward history on this day, gone. And my day. Over.
Everyone was in a state of shock. I recall watching Jason Day and Dustin Johnson watching the scoreboard as they walked to their balls on the 16th fairway. They both looked and looked again and then at each other. They too were stunned.
This picture is from the 18th green with his caddy trying to console him.
I will never forget my day at the Masters. Nor will I ever forget the stunned silence after Jordan hit his second ball in the water. 20,000 people and total silence. You could feel the anguish. People were in tears… in disbelief. Shock.
Augusta National is magical in many many ways.
I am so glad I had the privilege to attend.


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Our Multifamily building practice focuses on larger community oriented buildings such as apartment buildings, condominium complexes, and mixed-use commercial/residential projects. The projects share several characteristics that increase the difficulty of profitable completion.
More communities and government agencies such as HUD and Low-Income housing authorities are adopting special "Green Building Requirements" as part of permitting and code compliance. These added requirements are very often based on USGBC's LEED methodologies or the EPA's Energystar program or both.
Multifamily buildings share a number of unique building science challenges that warrant special consideration to enhance energy efficiency, increase building durability, and avoid health and safety concerns. Typical "Best Practice" solutions often do not comply with the Green Building Requirements or come with heavy energy, financial and/or compliance penalties.
Changes in the economy and living patterns have increased the demand for multifamily units while the supply has not kept up creating a highly competitive environment for the better project sites. Developers margins are under pressure and new techniques for reducing construction costs are critical to project success
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- Green Building Impact Assessments
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Building Science Challenges in Multifamily projects. Due to housing density and desired economies of scale, these buildings often share parking garages, elevator shafts, stair columns, trash chutes, laundry & recycling rooms, corridors, and common ventilation systems. When these areas are not addressed from an energy consumption perspective, these systems can contribute to unwanted air and energy flows and cause air-quality problems, comfort issues, and unnecessarily high operational costs.
LEED for Homes Mid-Rise, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a comprehensive green building rating system that rewards design teams for rigorous review at key stages of project development, encouraging better
Compartmentalization: from floor-to-floor, unit-to-unit, and unit-to-adjacent spaces, this work is critical to maintaining comfort, containing odors, and achieving energy efficiency goals.
Ventilation: LEED buildings are required to meet a more stringent ventilation requirement than their code-minimum counterparts, ensuring a better indoor environment.
Low-voc paints, adhesives, and building finishes: Air quality is directly impacted by the selections of construction and finish materials.
Careful planning of building infrastructure: typically, building trades determine where the respective infrastructure will run through a building in a non-integrated way, this can create unintended negative consequences and necessitate heating and cooling in utility areas. By designing infrastructure within the building, unnecessary use of energy can be avoided.
Location for minimized transportation needs: Locating housing near transit nodes, public amenities like green spaces, restaurants, libraries, etc. can have a positive impact on the quality of life for occupants enabling reduced auto-dependency and encouraging walking, bicycling and other forms of transportation
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First Solar Sells 550-Megawatt Desert Sunlight Solar Farm, Among World's Largest; Hiring Already Under Way of Up to 630 People
First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:FSLR) today announced completion of the sale of one of the world's largest photovoltaic (PV) solar power projects – the 550–megawatt (AC) Desert Sunlight Solar Farm near Desert Center, Calif.
First Solar – which will continue to build and subsequently operate and maintain the project under separate agreements – has sold the project to affiliates of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, the competitive energy subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE:NEE), and GE Energy Financial Services. First Solar estimates that Desert Sunlight will employ up to 630 people for construction, which has begun. Converting sunlight into electricity, the solar power project will provide enough clean, affordable energy to power approximately 160,000 California homes and displace 300,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year – equivalent to taking 60,000 cars off the road. Total indirect local economic benefits to Riverside County, where the solar project is located, are estimated at $336 million, the majority of which will be generated during construction with the remainder over the minimum 25–year operating period (according to an economic benefits study by Coachella Valley Economic Partnership and The Brattle Group), including nearly $200 million in wages. Indirect benefits result from local business–to–business transactions, for example local purchase of building materials. The project is expected to contribute approximately $27 million in sales and property tax revenue to the county. Desert Sunlight will also help California meet its target of generating 33 percent of its power from renewable sources by 2020.
Tapping the Desert's Sun
The project is located 35 miles west of Blythe and six miles north of Desert Center in the Chuckwalla Valley on approximately 3,800 acres – with 200 more acres for related infrastructure –– of largely vacant land managed by the Bureau of Land Management. First Solar will install its advanced thin–film PV modules, which convert sunlight into electricity without producing emissions or waste or using water. First Solar will supply some modules from a new $300 million factory it is building in Mesa, Ariz., that will employ 600 people to support Desert Sunlight and other U.S. PV projects. Project construction began this month, with full commercial operation expected by the first quarter of 2015.
Funding from Equity and Debt
Affiliates of NextEra Energy Resources and GE Energy Financial Services have each acquired 50 percent of the Desert Sunlight project. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. A NextEra Energy Resources' affiliate will manage the project. The Desert Sunlight project's power will be sold under two long–term power purchase agreements: a 250–megawatt agreement with Southern California Edison and a 300–megawatt agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
The U.S. Department of Energy Loan Program Office on September 29 approved a loan guarantee for the project. The project will not receive any cash from the government through the loan guarantee; rather the DOE is partially guaranteeing $1.46 billion in loans provided by a syndicate of private institutional investors and commercial banks headed by lead lenders Goldman Sachs Lending Partners LLC and Citigroup. The loan guarantee expanded the pool of potential lenders to the project, encouraging development and deployment of clean energy, jobs and reduction of the country's reliance on fossil fuels.
"We are pleased to be able to expand our position as North America's leading generator of solar power."Mitch Davidson
NextEra Energy Resources President and CEO
"Acquiring a 50 percent interest in the Desert Sunlight project is consistent with our strategy to add fully contracted clean energy to our portfolio," said NextEra Energy Resources President and CEO Mitch Davidson.
"First Solar is excited about the sale of such a ground–breaking PV solar project, which will have profound environmental and economic benefits," said Frank De Rosa, First Solar Senior Vice President of Business Development––Americas. "We look forward to working closely with the new owners as we build and operate the facility, bringing jobs, renewable power and energy security to California and the United States."
In connection with the sale of Desert Sunlight, First Solar is filing a Current Report on Form 8–K with the Securities and Exchange Commission. First Solar investors should refer to such Form 8–K, as it contains important additional information, including information related to revenue recognition for the project and certain possible payment obligations that apply to First Solar. In addition, questions and answers regarding the Desert Sunlight transaction are included as Exhibit 99.2 to the Form 8–K and can also be found at http://investor.firstsolar.com. Further details about the project can be found at: www.desertsunlightsolar.com
About NextEra Energy Resources
NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, is a clean energy leader and one of the largest competitive energy suppliers in North America. A subsidiary of Juno Beach, Fla.–based NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NEE), NextEra Energy Resources is the largest generator in North America of renewable energy from the wind and sun. It operates clean, emissions–free nuclear power generation facilities in New Hampshire, Iowa and Wisconsin as part of the NextEra Energy nuclear fleet, which is the third largest in the United States. NextEra Energy had 2010 revenues of more than $15 billion, nearly 43,000 megawatts of generating capacity, and approximately 15,000 employees in 28 states and Canada. For more information, visit www.NextEraEnergyResources.com.
About First Solar, Inc.
First Solar manufactures solar modules with an advanced semiconductor technology and provides comprehensive photovoltaic (PV) system solutions. The company is delivering an economically viable alternative to fossil–fuel generation today. From raw material sourcing through end–of–life collection and recycling, First Solar is focused on creating cost–effective, renewable energy solutions that protect and enhance the environment. For more information about First Solar, please visit http://www.firstsolar.com.
For First Solar Investors
This release contains forward–looking statements which are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The forward–looking statements in this release do not constitute guarantees of future performance. Those statements involve a number of factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, including risks associated with the company's business involving the company's products and services, their development, distribution and performance, economic and competitive factors, the company's key strategic relationships, the ability to obtain permits from governmental authorities for the project and litigation and other risks detailed in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. First Solar assumes no obligation to update any forward– looking information contained in this press release or with respect to the announcements described herein.
NextEra Energy Resources Cautionary Statements And Risk Factors That May Affect Future Results
This press release contains forward–looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward–looking statements typically express or involve discussion as to expectations, beliefs, plans, objectives, assumptions or future events or performance and often can be identified by the use of words such as "may," "plan," "will," "expect," "believe," "anticipate," "estimate," and similar terms.
Although NextEra Energy, Inc. (NextEra) believes that its expectations are reasonable, because forward– looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, it can give no assurance that the forward–looking statements contained in this press release will prove to be correct, including NextEra's expectations with respect to the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm. Important factors could cause NextEra's actual results to differ materially from those projected in the forward–looking statements in this press release. Factors that could have a significant impact on NextEra's operations and financial results, and could cause NextEra's actual results or outcomes, both generally and specifically with respect to the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm, to differ materially from those discussed in the forward–looking statements include, among others:
Inability to complete construction of, or capital improvements to, the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm or other NextEra power generation facilities
Inability to obtain the required regulatory approvals and permits for the construction and operation of the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm
Inability to obtain the supplies necessary for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm or other NextEra power generation facilities
Inability to hire and retain skilled labor for the construction, operation and maintenance of the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm or other NextEra power generation facilities
Changes in laws, regulations, governmental policies and regulatory actions regarding the energy industry and environmental matters
Inability of NextEra or its affiliates to access capital markets or maintain their current credit ratings
Failure of the Desert Sunlight Solar Farm or other NextEra power generation facilities to generate the expected amount of electric generation
General economic conditions Hazards customary to the operation and maintenance of power generation facilities, including unanticipated outages
Unusual or adverse weather conditions, including natural disasters
Transmissions constraints or other factors limiting NextEra's ability to deliver energy from NextEra's power generation facilities
Volatility in the price of energy
Failure of NextEra customers to perform under contracts
Increased competition in the power industry
Changes in the wholesale power markets
Costs and other effects of legal and administrative proceedings Terrorism or other catastrophic events
These foregoing factors should be considered in connection with information regarding risks and uncertainties that may affect NextEra's future results included in NextEra's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which are available at the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.
Any forward–looking statement speaks only as of the date on which such statement is made, and NextEra undertakes no obligation to update any forward–looking statement to reflect events or circumstances, including unanticipated events, after the date on which such statement is made, unless otherwise required by law. New factors emerge from time to time and it is not possible for management to predict all of such factors, nor can it assess the impact of each such factor on the business or the extent to which any factor, or combination of facts, may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained or implied in any forward–looking statement.


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Special Issue – August 2014: Endowed Professorships
University professors bring Meliora to life by challenging students, pursuing innovative research, and providing exceptional health care and service to the community and the world. Thanks to your incredible support we have reached one of our faculty goals for The Meliora Challenge and are closing in on another.
In May, we reached our goal of establishing a minimum of 80 endowed professorships, before the end of the Campaign. To date, we have 83, and we are now working to hit 100. Every gift creating an endowed professorship has helped to push us closer to our overall faculty support goal of $350 million. As of June 30, 2014, your incredible generosity has us rolling past $347 million.
By cultivating a strong faculty we cultivate a strong student body. The best students want to learn from and work with those at the top of their respective fields. Some of those leading professors are the beneficiaries of newly established endowed professorships.
In past issues of Fast Forward, we have highlighted the inaugural holders of new endowed professorships and the generous donors who have created legacies of support in areas across the University. You can read more about those covered in the last fiscal year below.
- Hansjörg Wyss Professorship
- Dr. James C. Wyant Professorship in Optics
- William and Sheila Konar Endowed Professorship
- Ramon and Judith Ricker Saxophone Professorship
- Ramon and Judith Ricker Jazz Saxophone Professorship
- Joseph M. Lobozzo II Professorship
- Catherine E. Aquavella Distinguished Professorship in Ophthalmology
- James V. Aquavella, M.D. Professorship in Ophthalmology
- Adeline Lutz Distinguished Professorship in Ophthalmology
- Richard T. Bell Endowed Professorship
- Frederick A. Horner, M.D. Endowed Professorship in Pediatric Neurology
- Dexter Perkins Professorship in History
- Alan F. Hilfiker Distinguished Professorship in English
- Robert L. McCrory Professorship
- Michael C. Jensen Professorship
- James D. Thompson Chief Advancement Officer: Endowed by Larry and Cindy Bloch
- Joan and Martin Messinger Dean of the Eastman School of Music
- Susanna and Evans Y. Lam Professorship
- Jay S. and Jeanne P. Benet Professor of Finance
- Bradford C. Berk, MD, PhD Distinguished Professorship
- Wilmot Distinguished Professorship in Cancer Genomics
- Dr. Stephen I. Rosenfeld and Elise A. Rosenfeld Distinguished Professorship in Allergy and Clinical Immunology
- Lori and Alan S. Zekelman Professorship of Business Administration
You can find more information on endowed professorships, how they are created, and learn about other distinguished University professors in the Endowed Professorships Brochure.


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Dove Season is Almost Here at Greystone Castle
Written by: Jennifer Miller, Greystone Castle
Dove season at Greystone Castle is just a little over a month away! Our sunflowers are flourishing, and the birds are gathering in and around the fields. We are looking forward to dove season, which. . .


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Uruguay is committed to exploit the capacity of indigenous renewable energy resources in 2015.
The north has the largest thermal solar potential, while the south has more wind potential. According to researchers at the Faculty of Engineering, is a fringe benefit.
The main objective of solar and wind maps is to provide accurate information to companies interested in investing in the exploitation of these resources in Uruguay. Its implementation will not be immediate, but part of government plans to achieve an electrical grid with more than 90% renewable energy by 2015.
If government plans to materialize, "we would be the first Latin American country to do that," says Gonzalo Abal, director of the Institute of Physics, Faculty of Engineering UDELAR, who participated in the development of solar map. "Uruguay has not a drop of oil, no coal, no gas. All you pay cash," he adds.
"Our country is basically a self or indigenous energy resource which is hydraulically operated. Now, the water resource can not be explored in greater abundance because there is availability. Is 'exhausted', to put it in some way. Then, Uruguay has had to use other energy sources that are not native, as the purchase of oil, buying power from outside or, perhaps in the near future, buying natural gas. Whether the electricity comes from a pipe or a cable, buy energy, "adds Joseph Cataldo, head of the Renewable Energy Group of the same faculty, who made the wind map.
Indigenous sources that the country could explode in the future are wind, solar and biomass.
"If you look at the amount of energy we are able to provide hydroelectric power for the country's energy consumption in a year, on average, hydropower supplies 70% of that consumption. Or is there someone 30% it must provide, "said Cataldo, referring to indigenous energy sources mentioned above.
The production of solar and wind maps began in 2008 when the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines commissioned the School of Engineering their implementation, but also requested the survey of national industrial capabilities to develop these technologies.
SOLAR MAP. To date, the solar resource of Uruguay has never been released. The lack of data average of previous years, was the main difficulty faced by the team at the Institute of Physics to measure radiation.
Possessed "very little" radiation data, which together information provided by Weather Hours of sun. To overcome this gap had to resort to data on Argentine and Brazilian areas bordering Uruguay, provided by their respective countries.
"The hours of sunshine the data can be correlated with incident radiation. So, you arrive at estimate (theoretically) use," said Abalos.
According to the data that arrived in the north are up to 27% more solar energy potential in the south. "The same investment, you will generate a return almost 30% higher in the north," Abal said, adding that there are two explanations for that: "The highest and lowest latitude clouds." The physicist explains that solar energy will not replace the hydraulics, but "may be a supplement."
This energy would take advantage of through hubs. In fact, as part of the Faculty of Engineering is working on the design of solar concentrators, "The first step is to build a prototype, and evaluate operating it," reports Abal. The cost of a concentrator is estimated at $ 8,000 and is funded by the ANII.
"I would be starting to work in late 2011. The project's philosophy is to develop local technology that does not depend essentially on foreign technologies, but something always going to have to buy abroad," says Horacio Failache, in front of this part the project.
A final step will be human resource training "because there," says Abal.
WIND MAP. Unlike solar map, Uruguay did have information on the wind resource available. What was proposed, then, was "building a new wind map with updated information, incorporating any additional information as the existence of topography, terrain roughness levels," says Cataldo.
The study concluded that "the levels of wind in Uruguay are fully adequate to exploit the resource with existing technology in the world. It is not necessary to make any custom design. In addition, exploitation may be performed in "practically all the territory." Less suitable areas would be those heavily wooded or steep, or that because protected areas are not covered as an option.
Cataldo also stresses that "the installation of wind turbines is compatible with conventional agricultural use of land." Regarding the impact on the environment, the engineer said: "The (effects) are more harmful noise, but which are not perceived distance, the interaction with the birds, for which there are specific studies that are . Now there are three blades because, among other things, people like more."
These maps are available on the website of the National Directorate of Energy and Nuclear Technology.


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Today should have been the late Dale Earnhardt's 65th birthday and chances are, there's no place he would have rather spent it than at Talladega Superspeedway, where he was the unquestioned master of restrictor-plate racing.
During his NASCAR Hall of Fame career, the Intimidator dominated the action at Talladega, where he still holds the all-time track records for victories (10), top fives (23), top 10s (27) and laps led (1,377).
Put simply, no one was ever better on restrictor-plate tracks than Earnhardt was, although Dale Jr. is no slouch himself and enters Sunday's GEICO 500 (FOX, 12:30 p.m. ET) as the pre-race favorite.
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The nation was shocked when 32-year-old Kate Steinle was murdered in San Francisco just about one year ago, 45-year-old Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez, an illegal alien from Mexico with seven felony convictions in the U.S.A. charged with murder. Not only was Sanchez allowed to roam the streets by San Francisco authorities but he had been deported five times and returned illegally six times.
So, I proposed Kate's Law which would incarcerate illegal aliens, convicted of aggravated felonies for at least five years, they were caught defying deportation. You just sweep them off the street. My question, who would oppose that law? Who? Apparently Harry Reid would. The Senator and we will see about the other senators next week. That's when Kate's Law will finally be authored for a stand-alone vote in the Senate. Sixty votes are needed out of 100 to get the law in place for a full vote on the floor. Again, I simply can't believe that any sitting senator would not support Kate's Law. And we will tell you exactly who steps up and who does not.
By the way, Senators Grassley, McCain, Cruz, Rubio and Sass have been heroes on this. Also, standing alone next week in the Senate. A new law that would hold -- withhold I should say, some federal funds from sanctuary cities, places that will not cooperate on federal immigration law. The bill is sponsored by Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey and has a lesser chance of success in Kate's Law because so many Democrats are invested in the illegal alien industry. And that's what it is an industry.
Now, the reason Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is finally getting these two bills to the floor in solo situations. Not together. Solo. Is twofold. The British vote to leave the EU ramped up the illegal immigration issue. And the upcoming election in November will mean that any Democrat voting against protecting Americans from violent aliens and the cities that harbor them will have to defend that vote when they run against a Republican opponent. It is assumed that all the Republican senators will support Kate's Law and the punishment of sanctuary cities.
Summing up, simply inconceivable to me that any elected official would vote against harshly punishing violent foreign nationals who defy deportation. I can't fathom any responsible person doing that. And if a senator does vote against Kate's Law. We will deal with that person. On the sanctuary front again, in order to protect Americans from harm, immigration law must be obeyed. The issue is not as stark as Kate's Law but it is a litmus test of settled law versus anarchy. Is it not? And that's "The Memo".


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Livemusic caught up with Boiler Room co-founders Blaise Bellville and Thristian bPm at the opening of their new residence in East London. After a series of shifting 'pop-up' locations, a new warehouse in Hackney Central has become a permanent home for their exclusively guest listed events. If you've been under a rock, or in a pencil case, or in Falmouth, Boiler Room may have gone undetected by your culture radar, so let us recap...
Boiler Room is a global phenomenon that hosts private parties showcasing the skills of the best DJs in the game. The events are streamed live over the internet and the mixes can be subsequently downloaded/viewed/shared/discussed and critiqued. The sets spun are bedroom jams focussing on the 'other' records in one's collection, in this regard it is painfully refreshing. Boiler Room doesn't insist you drop eleven gorilla biscuits and paint yourself in party glitter. You can get pissed up at the actual bashment or watch live in the comfort of your living room via the Ustream feed that accompanies every Boiler Room - your shout.
We pootled along on February 21st - it was a special event! Not only were the talents of Buddy Peace, Boom Bip and Jneiro Jarel on display, but Hackney Central was also blessed by the mysterious talents of mask-garbed-hip-hop legend MF DOOM. Great tunes and mellow vibes made for an intoxicating affair.
Boiler Room has been branded with the epithet 'hip', an apt byname because frankly these events are fucking cool! The tunes are always second to none and the clientele genuine music enthusiasts. Livemusic couldn't encourage you enough to get involved with this menhir of soirees - head over to Boilerroom.tv now for more info. Happy listening/watching/dancing/sexing and smoking people!
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WASHINGTON -- The battle over the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, where four American diplomats lost their lives Tuesday night, lasted for approximately four hours, a senior administration official said in a press briefing Wednesday afternoon.
Three American staffers -- including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, who later died in the assault -- were inside the main building of the compound around 10 p.m. local time, when the facility started taking small-arms fire from outside, the official said.
Within 15 minutes, the attackers had breached the outside wall of the consulate and began targeting that main building, soon setting it on fire. Initial reports had suggested that the attackers used rocket-propelled grenades, something the administration official could not confirm.
The three Americans in the building -- a U.S. regional security officer, Ambassador Stevens, and Sean Smith, a Foreign Service information technology officer who also later died -- "became separated from each other due to heavy dark smoke while trying to evacuate," the official said.
"The RSO [regional security officer] made it outside, and then he and other security personnel returned into the burning building in an attempt to rescue Chris and Sean," the official said. "At that time they found Sean, he was already dead, and they pulled him from the building. They were unable, however, to locate Chris before being driven from the building due to heavy fire and smoke."
U.S. security officers, working together with Libyan guards and a local militia friendly to the Americans, were not able to retake control of the compound until after 2 a.m. local time, the official said. Ambassador Stevens' body was later delivered to American officials at the airport, sometime near dawn, but officials were unable to confirm when exactly he had died and how.
Recent reports have indicated that the attack on the compound in Benghazi may have been planned by a radical Islamic terrorist group, rather than being the result of protests that got out of hand, as many first assumed. The U.S. Embassy in Cairo was also stormed amid protests, driven by a little-known film that depicts the Prophet Muhammad in a negative light and has circulated on the Internet, but no Americans were wounded during that incident.
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Register with Better Business Bureau as well as the Chamber of Commerce in your area for increased SEO. These sites typically will have a link to your website, and this can help if someone does a local search. In addition, if you are rated well on the website of the Better Business Bureau, you will get added credibility amongst customers.
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Web analytics is a fantastic tool for tracking the impact that changes are having on your site and it should be in place before beginning any SEO. This allows you to identify which methods are effective and which should be adjusted.
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This latest shawl is a commission by my sister-in-law. I think it's safe to post here as I'm sure her mom does not do the internet thing or know about my blog! I worked with Carol to pick the best colours for her mom and I'm in love the happy spring colours!
The yarn is Yarn Pirate's Daffodilly, a fingering weight merino/bamboo blend, and Baaad Anna's light fingering, an undyed superwash wool.
It's 15″ by 60″ and I went the extra mile and did the fringe braiding. I kind of forgot how to do it, but with my handy-dandy Conair hair braider, it was a snap!
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The Cannes – Vivendi/Canal+ Group International Chaire and Université Côte d'Azur (UCA) launched, November 14, 2017, a call for candidates for this exceptional residency dedicated to screenwriting for series.
Developed by UCA in association with Serial Eyes (DFFB, Berlin), the first edition of the Institute proposes a five-week immersion for young international authors in an intensive series-writing program in close connection with the creative ecosystem of the CANAL+ group.
The residency will take place in the context of the future Cannes university hub, a project of David Lisnard, the Mayor of Cannes, and of UCA. It will contribute, through its content, to Cannes's ambition of becoming a leading university city in the area of the creative economy, and to the creative dynamic of CANNESERIES, the International Series Festival that will be held in Cannes from April 4 to April 11, 2018. Tuition fees and housing costs will be covered for all participants by the Cannes – Vivendi/CANAL+ Group International Chaire.
To apply, visit the program web site
For its first edition, the residency will bring together eight young professional screenwriters who will be mentored by top international specialists in series writing and production. Residing in Cannes for the duration of the program, the authors will develop a series project based on a theme proposed by the CANAL+ Group; they will benefit from individual mentoring, will experience collaborative writing in a writers' room format, will attend master classes from professional teams from the CANAL+ Group (Création Originale, Studio+, Studio Bagel, Studiocanal) and will have access to CANNESERIES. Each participant will produce a short bible and the pilot of a series (10x10' or 6x26' format). At the end of the program, participants will receive a university diploma from UCA, and the author of one project will be offered a development agreement by the CANAL+ Group.
A PRESTIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP UCA is partnering with Serial Eyes, the Berlin-based writing residency, to guide the writing work performed during the program.
COOPERATION WITH A NETWORK OF EUROPEAN SCREENWRITING SCHOOLS Most of the residents in this new program will be selected in the context of cooperation agreements established by UCA with European screenwriting schools: Serial Eyes (Germany), the Conservatoire européen d'écriture audiovisuelle (France), the Scuola Holden (Italy), the Polish National Film, Television, and Theater School (Poland), the London Film School (Great Britain), and the MIDPOINT International Script Development Program (Czech Republic).
Participants will be able to take part in CANNESERIES, the Cannes International Series Festival, by attending screenings of new series, the closing ceremony, and numerous master classes and other events. They will also be able to participate in In Development, the Series Creation Forum proposed by CANNESERIES and MIPTV. KEY
November 14 to December 20, 2017 Call for candidates
January 19, 2018 List of short-listed applicants announced
February 9, 2018 List of the eight finalists announced
March 5 to April 11, 2018 CANNESERIES Institute residency
CANNESERIES website : http://canneseries.com/en/institute/
On May 18, 2017, the City of Cannes, the Vivendi group, the CANAL+ Group, and UCA and its Foundation created an international chaire (sponsored program for research and/or training). The mission of the chaire is to implement training programs of excellence in Cannes starting in 2018, in anticipation of the complete educational program that will be proposed by UCA on the Cannes campus starting in September 2019; this educational program will include, in particular, high level training in writing and the creation of audio-visual content.
Press contacts - CANNESERIES: Leslie Ricci – RP CANNESERIES France : firstname.lastname@example.com Audrey Le Pennec – RP CANNESERIES France : email@example.com Manlin Sterner – RP CANNESERIES International : email@example.com
Press contacts – City of Cannes: Natacha Pellegrini: Head of Press relations Marie Junk: Press agent: 04 97 06 41 41 – email@example.com
Press contacts - Vivendi Jean-Louis Erneux: 01 71 71 15 84
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1. Students know the tests will affect them in the future and it's is possible for children to cheat on the test, which defeats the purpose of measuring the ability of a student based on testing.
2. Typically, teachers and students don't receive the test scores until months later, so neither know what they need to work on with teaching/in class.
3. Standardized tests don't value creativity. The options on the test may not click for the student, so they may write in an answer not available. Instead of viewing this as a good attempt of thinking outside the box, the computer simply marks it as a wrong answer and discards it.
4. Similarly, on the writing tests, students usually are contained within 2-5 pages. What good does this do? What about the children who exceed the standards in writing? They're practically put in a small box and punished if they go outside of it. You get points taken off from going over a page or two!
5. With standardized tests, math and reading are the main focus. This puts less care into science, history, and arts. I don't even remember taking a standardized history or science test until middle school. Hell, I never even took any arts tests.
6. Huge tests like this give loads of stress to students. There are cases of children passing out in the middle of standardized tests from stress.
7. If a student scores well on a test, then it is assumed that they know the material. However, this may not be true at all. The student may have simply memorized the fact or formula or trick necessary to do well on the test (some students are naturally gifted in taking standardized tests, others are not).
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