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Note:- This is a true and unabridged copy of the various proceedings as reported in the above named newspapers and as typed out during Jan.1997.
Nature of Offence. - Administering an Unlawful Oath.
Patrick Connor was indicted for that he on 7th. March last, administered an unlawful oath to one James Mahedy, and put him in dread for his life, he presenting a pistol at him and compelling him to to take said oath.
James Mahedy:- Sworn. Lived at Rathowen on the 7th. March last, and was from home that night ; was returning home between seven an eight o'clock, when he met Connor, the prisoner, with another man, at quarter of a mile from Rathowen; the prisoner desired him to stop ; Connor then took hold of him by the breast and said 'What talk have you about the burning of Daniel Farrell's house'. I replied that I had said nothing at all about it ; prisoner said I did talk about it ; prisoner then said 'For fear that you should say any more about it, take this', (handing witness a book at the same time, saying, 'On your oath, on this, the Holy Evangelist, while you are a living man you will never speak of the burning of Daniel Farrell's house or any such persons you saw there that night'. Witness had the book all of this time in his hand, and the prisoner had a pistol presented at him ; witness took oath and had kissed the book.
** Witness answer to a Juror - It was through fear that I took the oath.**
Did not know the man that was with the prisoner, but when witness was going away the stranger said, 'He hoped he would not have to pay (witness) another visit'. Knows of a man's house of the name of Farrell having been burned in Rathowen ; Farrell's house was within three dwellings of witnesses' ; it was burned on 29th. November last ; witness was at home at the time ; there was a noise in the witnesses' garden at the rear of the house ; did not speak about it ; gave information in Police Station six days after.
Malby Crofton,Esq., R. M. - Sworn - Was a Magistrate of this County at the time he took the statement, now produced, received a communication from the Gaol, to the effect that a prisoner wanted to make an information ; on going to the Gaol, I went to the Board Room ; the prisoner was brought in soon after ; I cautioned him not to state anything that might incriminate himself, unless he chose to do so ; he stated to witness after the caution what is written down in this statement ; there was no hope nor threat held out to him ; committed to paper what he stated immediately on the spot ; (the paper was not read all through, as it contained other material not actually connected with the present trial) ; but it contained a full statement of what Mahedy swore against him, and that he belonged to the Order of Blacklegs since last May,twelve months ; it gave the names of many others in the Towns and neighbourhood of Rathowen and Edgeworthstown, as being also connected to the group know as the Ribbon Confederacy.
Defence: - Michael Flood - Sworn Prisoner was hired as servant boy with witness, and slept and slept in his home on the nights of 4th.,5th. and 6th. of March last ; he can't recollect that prisoner slept in his house on the night of the 7th. ; prisoner had gone to a hunt that was held in the neighbourhood. Prisoner found guilty.
James Doran, Sworn - Knows the prisoner for some time ; remembers the night of 29th. November last ; did not see the prisoner that day, but saw him that night ; had conversation with him before that night ; he asked witness several times to go with him to earn five pounds ; witness asked prisoner how it was to be earned, and then prisoner said in reply, that he had five pounds to get from Nally's son for burning Farrell's house ; witness declined joining him in this. Pat Nally is son of Peter Nally, who keeps a carman ???? in Rathowen, and so did Dan Farrell, with both just opposite each other ; Nally purchased another at Ballinafad, about six miles from Rathowen ; saw prisoner at about 10 o'clock on the night of the burning ; he came in search of me and found me on the street ; he said he was looking for me, and asked where I was all night ; we walked up the street until we were just opposite to Farrell's kitchen door, when prisoner walked up and had a look in Farrell's window which looks into the ???? (could be street) ; witness was standing on the street all the time ; the prisoner had nothing in his hand at the time ; when he came back from the window, he said, 'I could see no light, they are all in bed'. Prisoner then said, 'I am now going to do the job that I was talking about' ; he had a coal of fire in a saucepan, under the breast of his coat, and he told witness to watch for fear that the Police would come on him, and he would do what he was then speaking of and give witness his part of the money ; the prisoner then went to the stairway and and pulled a wisp of straw out of the hatch, put in a turf and gave it a blast of his mouth ; the thatch then began to burn ; ????????????? ------
N.B.????????? (due to black marking all over this portion of the photocopied sheet it was extremely difficult to decipher some of the words) ???????????. ------
I do not exactly know when I made information but it was ten or more days after the occurrence. ??????????? (something about the prisoner here and then being cross-examined by Mr. Radcliffe plus something about loaves of bread and imprisonment and people believed what he had said plus also that he gave information to the Police Captain but was not sent for by him - as stated above, extremely difficult to decipher words) ???????????? ; saw a Magistrate about a month ago ; did not hear of the award being offered until after I gave information ; I heard it from some of the Police the day I was sworn ; yes, I would take the award but did not covet it ; knows the prisoner a long time and an old time acquaintance ; did not ask the prisoner if he got the five pounds, nor for any part of it ; I came froward for the Crown at once to give evidence against him ; I am in the Mullingar Police ???? January last, and stop at John Fielding's ???? .
There was another Crown witness. I also do not know where Nally is now ; I can't ???? before the Magistrate soon ; when the prisoner was going up to the gate he had ???? in his hand which he gave to me to hold ; he then took the saucepan from under his coat and told me to he (from here again the bottom part of the page is just a black mass of either photocopying ink or external light, due to lid not being closed properly which does not enable any further deciphering of the testimony of witness.
James Mahedy, Sworn - recollects the 29th. November last ; when Farrell's stables were burned ; lived in Rathowen at the time ; knows John Doran, brother to James, the last witness ; was in his house in the course of the night, and about nine o'clock William Reilly and the prisoner came in ; asked witness did he see James Doran ; witness said he did not, and witness asked for a deck of cards belonging to James Doran ; witness said he did not know of him to have the like ; prisoner went out and in a few or so minutes later James Doran came in and began to smoke ; had occasion to go out to the garden at the rear of his house shortly after and heard a noise of two men running towards him,stood up and came within eight or nine yards of them, and could see them distinctly ; they were coming from the direction of Farrell's house, which was distant, but three houses from that where witness was ; the persons he saw were James Doran and William Reilly, the prisoner ; positive that the prisoner is one of them as he knew him for years before ; they stood when they came near witness ; saw Reilly stoop to the ground, but could not see him lift anything ; ran into his own house and a stone was thrown after him ; heard further noise by people running through the street and shouting ; heard people say that Farrell's house was burning.
Cross-examined by Mr. Radcliffe. - Was out of situation in November last , and in bad health ; was a post boy at Mr. Murray's in Rathowen ; was out of employment about six months ; is in employment since November last ; got the clothes from the policeman that had him in charge ; said nothing of Farrell's burning until 13th. March last ; saw the prisoner often after the burning ; saw James Doran in many places since and spoke to him, and told him about Connor ; never told Doran the story until after he had lodged his information on the 13th. March ; Doran never told witness of the reward ; heard at the last Assizes that Doran had Reilly a prisoner in gaol ; the house I lived in belonged to a man named Ward ; held the house by the year, and is in possession of it for seven or eight years ; saw Reilly in John Doran's enquiring for his brother James ; gave no information about it at the time ; heard of the Police offering a reward.
Constable George Young, Examined - Is in the Westmeath Constabulary, and still recollects the night of 29th. November last, when he was stationed in Rathowen ; knows Daniel Farrell's house ; it was on fire about ten or eleven o'clock that night, and helped to quench it ; searched the place where the thatch was thrown, and had found two pieces of half -burned turf, showed them to the persons present, and had then brought them to the Barrack ; found the two pieces of turf about a foot apart.
Case Closed for the Crown :
The Defence:- Mr. Radcliffe on behalf of the prisoner, addressed the Jury at considerable length, and commented strongly on the character of the informer Doran and the person put up to support his evidence ; he pointed out the discrepancies in their evidence and the improbability of the story of Doran who got up the case, with the reason being of him then obtaining the reward offered by the Government, he also commented on the impropriety of dressing up witnesses in borrowed plumes, to give some colour of respectability to the persons otherwise devoid of it ; he lamented that he was not in a position to examine any witnesses, as the nature of the charge precluded him ; where a transaction of that nature occurred between two persons, the Jury were obliged to find their verdict on the evidence of the approver, and so far from any of this corrobative evidence being in favour of the approver, in this instance it was at variance in many particulars ; from the full attention the Jury had paid to the case he felt his client perfectly safe in their hands.
Daniel Farrell, the person who's house was burned, was examined.........???? **************
Notes from Matt Mahady, transcriber:
Unfortunately, at this point on the photocopy, the black marking made it impossible to decipher anything else, as was the situation with the previous page, however, as the purpose of the foregoing was only to show the involvement by our James Mahedy then it is really of no great consequence, in this instance.
This ends the Court Evidence and Trial Report as per The Westmeath Examiner at Mullingar and The Longford News - Leader from Longford Town on Thursday, 12th. August 1841 as type copied originally on 17th,.18th. and 19th. January 1997 and now placed on Computer, for distribution,on 19th.and 20th.Feb.1998.
Considering the state and standard of the photocopying, as per this latest viewing,it has really been exceptional that we have been able to transfer as much,and as comprehensive a report, as is laid before us.
Notwithstanding the last paragraph, we are indeed fortunate that these details have been made available as once again this provides us with some understanding, to some degree, of how some lives were lived back in those days and also sheds some light on who and what they were and perhaps help fill some of those small, but important, missing gaps in our Family History, and filed for future reference.
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Pierogies Sausage Skillet – take a little shortcut from the store and turn pierogies into a quick and easy hearty meal with your favorite smoked sausage.
I am all about getting together with friends for just about any occasion. Sports, birthdays, tv shows, you name it. Getting together with friends and sharing good food is always a fun time.
Today I am bringing you an easy recipe that is perfect for a busy weeknight or the next time friends are over to watch the big game. A little short-cut from the store makes this pierogies sausage skillet come together in minutes, so there is no stress!
March is here, and you know what that means. Well it can mean spring, sometimes Easter, and spring break. But if you are a sports fan it means time for basketball! March madness is about to be in full swing. And what better thing to do while watching basketball than eat!
Do you fill out brackets for March madness? When I was growing up we filled out brackets every year. Now my son thinks it is super fun to make his picks and track them over the tournament. There are a lot of the games that happen over dinner time, so I wanted to come up with a fun dinner we could have while watching the games.
Pierogies Sausage Skillet comes together in just minutes. You start with a box of frozen Mrs. T's Pierogies that you cook according to the package directions. I used classic cheddar for this recipe, but it would work with just about all of them. So pick your favorite!
Then you brown your favorite smoked sausage with some onions and onions. Mix them all together with a touch of cream and you have a hearty and great dinner for the whole family!
We have had Mrs. T's Piergoies in our freezer for years. My husband found them when we were first married, and fell in love. I like that they are made with real, quality ingredients. Like real cheddar cheese. He likes to just toss with a tiny bit of melted butter for a quick meal. Great go-to when you want something that tastes great fast, without a lot of work.
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Pierogies Sausage Skillet
Pierogies Sausage Skillet - take a little shortcut from the store and turn pierogies into a quick and easy hearty meal with your favorite smoked sausage.
- 1 (16.9 oz) box frozen Mrs. T's Pierogies
- 1 Tbls butter
- 1 Tbls olive oil
- 1 (12 oz) package kielbasa or other smoked sausage, thinly sliced
- 1 small onion, , finely chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, , minced
- 3/4 cup chicken broth
- 1 Tbls cornstarch
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 green onion, , thinly sliced
- Cook pierogies according to the package directions.
- In a large skillet heat butter and olive over medium-high heat. Add sliced kielbasa and onions to the skillet. Cook for 5-6 minutes until browned and the onions are tender.
- Add garlic and cook for 1 minute until fragrant.
- Add cooked and drained pierogies and cook for a minute or two to slightly brown.
- Mix chicken broth and cornstarch together. Stir in and bring to a simmer. Cook for 2 minutes or until sauce starts to thicken. Add in cream. Heat until warmed through.
- Season with salt and pepper to taste.
- Remove from heat and serve garnished with green onions.
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Nutrition Information
Serving Size1
Amount Per ServingCalories 658 Total Fat 46g Saturated Fat 17g Trans Fat 1g Unsaturated Fat 26g Cholesterol 104mg Sodium 1528mg Carbohydrates 45g Fiber 1g Sugar 4g Protein 16g
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Hospital transport for seriously ill children
We are seeking funding to support the cost of transporting children with life-threatening or terminal conditions to and from hospital to receive treatment.
Charity information: Rainbow Trust Children's Charity
Last year Rainbow Trust provided 7,671 hours of hospital support for up to 1,958 sick children.
Many Rainbow Trust families travel to hospital several times each week, for chemotherapy or other ongoing treatments. These trips can take the whole day and using public transport can expose a sick child to a high risk of infection.
Family Support Workers can transport these families safely to and from hospital in a secure, low risk environment, also giving them time together during treatment.
Demand for hospital transport continues to outstrip supply. Further funding would enable Rainbow Trust to provide more vehicles which can be used by trained volunteers to provide an extra resource for families who need to reach hospital, either regularly or ad hoc.
This project would enable Family Support Workers and Family Support Volunteers to stay with families during treatment, either spending time with a sick child or providing sibling support to brothers and sisters who accompany them.
Aim 1
Provide extra resources to increase provision of hospital transport and support to sick children.
Activities» We will use publicity channels to raise awareness of this specific need to encourage donations in support of this project.
What success will look like
The purchase of a new vehicle for Family Support Workers and Family Support Volunteers to enable more transport for Rainbow Families.
We will increase the number of hours that we provide hospital transport and support annually.
More families will benefit directly from our increased capacity to provide this resource and it may enable us to provide support for even more families.
The rising cost of providing transport - for instance fluctuations in petrol prices - could alter the projected annual cost of providing hospital support. This would be combatted by smarter allocation of resources and reduced provision of transport hours if required, although it would enable the provision of transport would remain in place.
We report annually on the hours spent providing hospital transport and support. Regular case studies will be provided to show the range of secondary benefits that this service provides, such as sibling support, emotional support and practical support.
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Amount Heading Description £7,000 Annual transportation The whole cost of providing transportation for one year
Rainbow Trust Children's Charity supports families irrespective of background, religion or financial situation.
We currently support families in 9 geographical areas of England - Cumbria and Lancashire, County Durham, Greater Manchester, Swindon, Southampton, Essex, Surrey, West London and Central London. Our aim is to provide care for families across the UK.
Each Family Support Worker takes care of up to 25 families at any one time. Up to 6 members of each family benefits from hospital transport services, for instance, enabling a parent to stay at home with healthy siblings for important bonding time. Grandparents are given respite from caring for healthy siblings, an anxious parent has someone to support them through an upsetting day or the child receiving treatment has someone to stay with them throughout a long day or dialysis or chemotherapy.
Why Us?
Why Us?
Rainbow Trust Children's Charity is the only provider of this unique range of support services, which gives emotional and practical support to families throughout a child's illness and through bereavement where necessary.
In 2016 Rainbow Trust celebrates 30 years of providing flexible and personalised support. The charity has shown year on year sustainable growth in operations and continues to invest in professional development of its staff to maintain its high standards of care provision.
Read more about the Charity running this project.
Annabel, Family Support Volunteer
"My volunteer support means children can have individual attention and this can be difficult for families with a sick child in and out of hospital."
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"I feel the work I do is worthwhile, knowing that the transport I provide to a family allows parents to spend some quality time with their child."
a whole day of support from a Family Support Worker, helping mum, dad, brothers and sisters.
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Each kit has all the tools, and instructions, you'll need to put the mix of 70 metal and plastic pieces together to make your Meccano Turbo kit car. Everything comes in its own plastic carry case - the handle of the case is the chassis of the car, very clever - and is suitable for young wannabe mechanical engineers aged seven years or older.
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The castor bean plant (Ricinus communes) walks a fine line between landscape-acceptable ornamental and highly toxic weed. It grows fast, reaching 6 to 10 feet tall in a few months. In U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11, it grows as a perennial, but with the fast growth rate it works well as an annual in frost-prone areas. This plant is only suitable for areas where children and pets never go because the whole plant is poisonous and its bright red seeds especially so.
Spacing and Landscape Suitability
The castor bean plant needs full sun and loamy soil with fast drainage. To create a dense planting without causing crowding, leave at least 4 feet between plants. Because of the highly toxic nature of the seeds, leaves and stalks, never grow this ornamental in areas where children and pets have access to the garden. The seeds are the most poisonous part of the plant. They fall naturally in the fall, creating a potentially toxic hazard at ground level.
Watering and Drought Tolerance
To support their rapid growth, castor bean plants need abundant water early in the spring and summer. Water once a week, giving each plant a total of 1 inch of water at each watering session. Apply it slowly with a hose or soaker hose so water can seep down around the roots. Adding a lot of water all at once will cause it to run off and away from the roots. After castor bean plants reach their mature height, a brief period of drought won't damage or slow growth.
Fertilizer for Sustained Growth
Regular fertilizer through the growing season keeps a castor bean plant growing strong and lush. Once a month, apply a general purpose fertilizer such as a 10-20-10, 5-10-5 or a 10-10-10 formula. Use 1/2 cups for a 100-square-foot area around the plants. Once you finish fertilizing, water the soil with 1 inch of water. (This should replace one the the regular weekly waterings.)
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Ideally, grow ornamental castor bean plants in a protected area as strong winds can break the stalks and shred the leaves, making the foliage look ragged. In windy spots, keep the plants from falling over with stakes. Drive a stake 10 to 12 feet tall (or as tall as the height of the plant) into the soil 12 inches from the base, and loosely tie the stem to the stake.
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Keep castor bean plants from taking over the garden by clipping the flower heads before they produce seeds, but you have to get every single one. This also helps keep the toxic seeds off the ground. Clip flower stalks where they attach to the stem, and wash the shears with soap and water. In cold areas, the will die with the first frost. Remove dead plants and discard them in the garbage. All parts are poisonous, so don't put them in the compost.
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First - I would like to welcome my new readers. I got quite a bump from the Phoenix Comicon. I hope you will all stick around and enjoy the ride. (Plus let me know how I'm doing in the comments section.)
Second - I am really excited about this storyline. If the middle of last week, I kind of felt like the story was a little flat and maybe I made a mistake chosing to do it. Then I finished drawing Part 8 and remembered that it was only the first chapter in a three part story, that is bound to get out of control. I can't wait for you all to read what I have planned. Keep in mind there will be some short stories between each chapter.
I really feel like a writer putting this story together. I'm trying to sprinkle little hints of what is to come in the story. Even the stories between each chapter will give some hints at what is to come. I'm very excite, VERY VERY EXCITED!
Also thanks goes out to my wife for naming the fish. She is "ONE AWESOME WOMEN" for putting up with all of my comiking.
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I'm trying to streamline the spiral-notebook-to-blog process for images, via my phone and Google Drive and the WordPress interface. Not sure how much progress I've made, but it means you get to see my Three on the Third comics, which I haven't done in I don't know HOW long. Dedicated to J with admiration for how she's (singlehandedly?) kept it going!
[Sad Little Kitty Noises: A Lesson. "meow..arowr…" What I thought would happen: purrrr, purrrrrr, purrrrz. What really happened: scratch scratch, lick lick lick lick, "wet foooood!"]
[Critter Control. 8:00 a.m.: "Hello, we have a catch in our roof trap. I think it's a squirrel. Okay thanks bye! (Good, it was voicemail.)" 1:30 p.m.: "If the squirrel's not gone when we get back, should I call? I mean, it gets dark at four something." Later: "It's the 'service completed' email. It was a rat. That's…four rats? One more rat and rats are free."]
[Nutella: The Big Jar. One person on sofa: nomnomnom. Both people on sofa: nomnomnom. "Wha…oops, I went to put this away. Do you want it back?" "No, here's the lid." "I guess technically it was a joint present." "Yeah." "Heh." "Heh." "It's better to just think of it as yours."]
Whoops, I spaced Hourly Comic Day on Tuesday. I've done it a couple times but I don't think I've ever gotten them posted on the official site. Kate Beaton sets a great example of just doing some hourly comics sometimes, on days when it seems called for. So I don't feel too bad.
Here's something that could have been a Three on the Third comic, but probably won't be:
When Element One, "Evidence suggests I'm not particularly good at my job," combines with Element Two, "Judging by today, this is one of the stupider jobs in the world," it seems like my resulting conclusion could go one of two ways. One way is, "Oh well, no reason to angst too much then." The other is, "MY WHOLE LIFE SUCKS DOUBLE." Why do I always go the second way?
Mileage news: When I posted my January miles to the Million Mile Ultra, it was my biggest month since last July when I ran that 50-miler! Yay! On the down side, not one mile yet in February. Will walk tomorrow morning.
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Hobbies are something we do to pass our time when we got nothing to do. Some people take hobbies a little more seriously and put a little more creative thought in to it and find themselves making some money as well. Here are a few ways in which you could spend your free time and maybe earn buck or two with it. The extra cash is always helpful.
Cooking is a great way to pass you time. Having cooking as your hobby not only passes your time but helps you be a better cook. Meaning your normal dishes on the family table will taste extra tasty as you become a better cook. You can work on baking and cooking dishes as well. If you are checking out some recipes try to go for gluten free recipes.
You will find them online. There are restaurants who are specialize in this field. Who knows you may master a gluten free pastry recipe and start working at such a restaurant after you retire. There are customers who go to these types of restaurants so there will always be demand for restaurant, that much I am sure. So, learn the recipes and start experimenting with your food and get your special just mix right.
Painting or drawing is another time pass done by many people. There are many tutorials about how to paint and sketch. You can some canvas and brushes and start. For sketching you could use a sketch book and take where ever you go. If you happen to travel you could sketch the sceneries. It will make a good memory to keep.
Garden is a great way keep you physically active. Garden is almost like an exercise because you having to sweep, mow and maybe carry some pots and plants around to decorate the garden. The feeling you get when you plan a seed and make sure it grows in to a plant that will produce is just a great feeling. If you grow spice plants maybe you could cook with it. If you are doing a cooking, you could grow some ingredients in your garden to save up some money.
Writing can help you a lot in several ways. It helps you put your thoughts together when conveying your messages. You can even earn some money if you are good at writing. You could find some work online like content writing or copywriting. You could write for people who makes cards because they want some wishes to be added in to the cards as well.
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Frontiers in Polymeric Materials: 3rd Annual PMSE Joint Symposium with CCS-PD
The 3rd Joint Symposium between ACS-PMSE and the Chinese Chemical Society (CCS)-Polymer Division (PD) will be held at the Biannual Meeting of the Chinese Chemical Society—Polymer Division on Oct. 15, 2013, in Shanghai, China.
Call for Papers - POLY/PMSE Symposium, 2014 ACS Spring National Meeting, Dallas
PMSE Graduate Research Award Nominations now open
Nominations for the PMSE Graduate Student Research Award are being accepted until August 26th, 2013.
Chemical Abstracts Service - Announcement from the CCAS
The ACS Joint Board-Council Committee on CAS (CCAS), an ACS governance committee charged with acting as an information conduit between the ACS membership and CAS management, continues to seek your input! The committee meets twice annually, in conjunction with the ACS National Meetings, and communicates via e-mail between meetings. CCAS will meet in closed session prior to the ACS National Meeting, on Friday, September 6, 2013. If you have any issues that you would like raised either at or after this meeting, please contact a member of the committee by phone or e-mail. A list of committee members appears at http://portal.acs.org/portal/
. Someone will respond to your query as soon as possible.
Issues raised will be brought to the attention of CAS management, and responses will be disseminated to the appropriate individuals or groups as quickly as possible. Please remember that you are encouraged to contact a member of CCAS with feedback at any time, regardless of whether or not a formal call has been posted. We have also established a group on the ACS Network, https://communities.acs.org/
Thanks very much!
Chuck Huber, for CCAS
POLY/PMSE Plenary Lecture at the 246th National ACS Meeting
2013 AzkoNobel Award for Outstanding Graduate Research in Polymer Chemistry Winner announced!
Congratulations to Dr. Hua Lu who was awarded the 2013 AzkoNobel Graduate Research Award.
2013 Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award Winner announced!
Congratulations to Ryan Hayward who was awarded the 2013 Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award.
2013 AzkoNobel Student Award in Applied Polymer Science Winner announced!
Congratulations to Christopher M. Evans who was awarded the 2013 AzkoNobel Award in Applied Polymer Science.
POLY/PMSE Poster Session & Hospitality Event
(Sponsored by the journals Green Materials and Surface Innovations)Tuesday, April 9, 2013 – 5:30-7:30 pm - Morial Convention Center, Hall E
ICE Science is a unique material science journal series from ICE Publishing.
At ACS Spring conference we are launching two new journals: Green Materials and Surface Innovations. All published papers are free to read for the duration of 2013. Visit our stand to meet the journal Editors.
2013 Applied Polymer Science Award Winner announced!
Congratulations to Mitch Winnik who was awarded the 2013 Applied Polymer Science Award.
2012 Doolittle Award Winner announced!
Congratulations to Michael S. Arnold, Dominick J. Bindl, Matthew J. Shea, Meng-Yin Wu, and Takuzo Aida who were awarded the 2012 Doolittle Award.
2013/2014 Award Nominations are Open
Nominations for the 2014 Cooperative Research Award, 2014 Tess Award, and 2013 PMSE Graduate Student Research Award are currently open. Please visit the award page for more details.
2013 Distinguished Service Award Winner announced!
Congratulations to Dr. David Bauer who was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Service Award.
2013 Cooperative Research Award Winners announced!
Congratulations to Dr. Timothy Bunning, Dr. Timothy White, and Dr. Nelson Tabiryan who were awarded the 2013 Award for Cooperative Research in Polymer Science and Engineering.
The American Chemical Society Division of Polymeric Materials Science and Engineering (PMSE) would like announce its thirteenth class of PMSE fellows. The following distinguished members are selected as the 2013 PMSE Fellows.
Tim Bunning, Todd Emrick, Andy Lovinger, Darrin Pochan, John Reynolds, Michael Rubner, Kenneth J Shea, James Wang
They will be inducted at the Spring 2013 ACS Meeting in New Orleans during the PMSE/POLY Awards reception on Wednesday April 10 2013. PMSE is pleased to welcome this distinguished group of colleagues and eminent scientists/engineers to its ranks of fellows.
Congratulations to Prof. C. Grant Willson!
PMSE Fellows Prof. C. Grant Willson and Prof. Jean M. J. Fréchet won 2013 Japan Prize for development of chemically amplified resist polymer materials for innovative semiconductor manufacturing process. Congratulations!
PMSE Election Results
Thanks to those who ran in the 2012 PMSE election and congratulations to those who were elected!
The Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring, recognizes the crucial role that mentoring plays in the academic and personal development of students studying science and engineering—particularly those who belong to groups that are underrepresented in these fields. By offering their expertise and encouragement, mentors help prepare the next generation of scientists and engineers while ensuring that tomorrow's innovators reflect and benefit from the diverse talent of the United States.
Over her 24-year career in academia Peggy has mentored 103 undergraduates, most of them from underrepresented groups. Since 2003, Peggy has instructed and mentored 34 deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) interns who have conducted research leading to co-authorship of scientific publications and presentations at national scientific meetings.
The Awards Ceremony was held in Washington on December 12, 2011. Awards certificates, signed by President Obama, were presented by Dr. Subra Suresh (left), director of the National Science Foundation, and Dr. John Holdren (right), Science Advisor to the President.
Professor Cebe will be honored at the Philadelphia PMSE Award Ceremony to be held in August, 2012. Additionally "Providing Opportunities for Under-represented Students in Polymer Science: A Symposium in Honor of Professor Peggy Cebe," will be held at the New Orleans ACS Meeting, April 7-11, 2013.
Call for Abstracts!
American Chemical Society National Meeting
"Chemistry in Motion"
Sensing and Controlling Motion with Polymeric Materials
September 8-12, 2013
Call for Abstracts!!
Understanding the motion of fluids and objects is important for a variety of research fields. In biological systems, artificial navigable devices can be utilized for controlled drug delivery, mimicking biological processes and locomotion, among other applications. In microfluidic devices, being able to controllably alter the flow rate and direction of nanoliter volumes of material enables a myriad of functions to be performed. For aeronautics, wind tunnel testing is utilized to study the influence of aircraft architectures and environmental factors on vehicle control, noise generation, and visibility. This symposium will focus on polymeric materials designed to sense, generate, or control motion, including: shear sensing materials, pressure sensitive coatings, shape responsive polymers, artificial cilia & flagella, micro- and nano-robotics, and flow-control microfluidic channels and devices.
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Chris Wohl, NASA Langley Research Center, Advanced Materials and Processing Branch, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award - call for nominations
The Journal of Polymer Science is delighted to be awarding its international prize recognizing significant research innovation and achievement in a polymer scientist under the age of forty for the second year. The award consists of a symposium in association with the Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering (PMSE) Division of the ACS, as well as a dinner in honor of the recipient at the ACS Fall meeting, a $5000 prize, and a contribution to travel expenses up to $1000 to the ACS Fall meeting for the award year. Nominations are invited from all research areas across the physics and chemistry of polymers and should consist of a one-page document from the nominator in support of the nominee, explaining why the innovative nature of their research deserves recognition, and an up-to-date CV from the nominee. Please send nominations to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com by January 18th, 2013.
PMSE Lecture Awards from IUPAC Macro2012 World Polymer Congress at Virginia Tech
PMSE is proud to present a Macro 2012 Lecture Award to the following presenters at the 2012 IUPAC Conference:
Yongfang Li at the Chinese Academy of Science for his lecture titled "Two-dimension-conjugated polymers with conjugated side chain for high efficiency polymer solar cells"
Tony Neely at the University of South Carolina for his poster titled "Synthesis of bimodal brushes on nanoparticles for designed interfaces"
Theresa M. Reineke at the University of Minnesota for her lecture titled "Core-shell carbohydrate-based block copolymers designed for the delivery of drugs and nucleic acids"
William G. Skene at the Universite de Montreal for his lecture titled "Conjugated dynamers: Conjugated materials capable of component exchange in thin films resulting in opto-electronic property tailoring"
Takeo Suga at Waseda University for his lecture titled "Radical/Ionic domain doemation in self-assemble block copolymer platform for morphology-driven modulation of change transport"
Benzhong Tang at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for his lecture titled "New polymerization route to conjugated polymers: Regio-and stereoselective synthesis of poly(arylene chlorovinylene)s by decarbonylative polyaddition of aroyl chlorides and alkynes"
Amanda E. Way at Case Western Reserve University for her lecture titled "Stimuli-responsive mechanically dynamic cellulose whisker nanocomposites"
Patrick Wilke at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin for his lecture titled "Enzymatic transformation of polymers as precise tool for post-synthetic manipulation"
Call for Student Chapter Activity Proposals
This is to announce the first annual call for proposals from POLY/PMSE student chapters, which are jointly funded by the PMSE and POLY divisions to support student chapter activities. You may propose up to $1,000 to help defray the costs for an event to be hosted by your chapter.
Types of events eligible for funding may be - hosting speakers for a special symposium, holding a poster session with students from your chapter and other chapters in the same region, community outreach events to teach elementary or high school students about polymers, job fairs and other events which add value to your members or which help your chapter grow.
Obtaining matching funds from your school or local industries is highly encouraged and will enhance the likelihood of your proposal being funded.
Proposals should be submitted by Dec. 1, 2012 using the Chapter Enrollment template to be eligible for funding. Selections will be announced at the end of January. For Additional Information: Contact Kevin Cavicchi or Matt Miri, or click here.
If you are a student interested in starting a student chapter at your school, please contact Dr. Kevin Cavicchi.
AkzoNobel Award Symposium
Speakers at the 2012 AkzoNobel Award Symposium for Outstanding Graduate Research in Polymer Science and Engineering honoring Garret Miyake, ACS National Meeting, Philadelphia: left to right Eugene Chen, Tobin Marks, Robert Grubbs, Garret Miyake, Robert Waymouth, Eiji Yashima, Amy Prieto.
Sustainable Polymers Conference
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Important Announcement Concerning PMSE Preprints
ACS PMSE Preprints have a long and important history within the PMSE Division and have served the Division well over the years. However, like many things, the methods by which scientific research is published have changed dramatically over the last decade. Due to the advent of electronic publication, "Preprints" are often published more slowly than peer-reviewed manuscripts. Publication in certain journals (including ACS' flagship journal, J. Am. Chem. Soc.) has also been disallowed due to the prepublication of data in PMSE Preprints. In addition, it takes much effort for symposium participants to write the preprints and for symposium organizers to edit them. For these and many other reasons, the PMSE Executive Committee has been reviewing the value of PMSE Preprints to the Division, and serious consideration is being given to the replacement of the preprint format with a graphical abstract (a traditional abstract with one "TOC-like" figure). Because PMSE Preprints have been an important PMSE service/benefit, the PMSE Executive Committee wishes to make our members aware of the possible change and potential elimination of the preprint format. PMSE members can send their comments to: firstname.lastname@example.com. During the Fall ACS meeting in Philadelphia, this item will be discussed at the PMSE Executive Committee (Sunday afternoon), where will hold a vote on the issue. We thank PMSE members in advance for their thoughtful consideration of this item.
The Division of Polymeric Materials Science & Engineering Executive Committee.
You are cordially invited to join the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering (PMSE) for free for the first year to receive the following benefits:
You receive this special invitation because you are already an ACS member. PMSE is pleased to offer this one-time opportunity to become a regular PMSE member for FREE for the first year.
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|Ting Xu (University of California - Berkeley), Andrew Presley (University of California - Berkeley) and Joseph Chang (University of California – Berkeley), "Nanostructured Block Copolymer Thin Films Contianing Enzymatically Active Heme Proteins."
|Xuelian Zhu, Rong Dong, Gaoxiang Wu, Shu Yang, (University of Pennsylvania), "Understanding pattern transformation mechanisms in different responsive hydrogel membranes."


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Originally a family campground, this holiday park also offers a variety of other accommodations. You can choose between two variants of the Staphorsthuisje type: a 4-person (NL-7955-23 pet-free or NL-7955-27 pet friendly) and a 6-person (NL-7955-24 pet-free or NL-7955-28 pet friendly). This charming type, in characteristic Staphorst colours, offers a traditional 2-person sleeping alcove in both variants. The 6-person Luxe mobile home (NL-7955-25) is very comfortably furnished and equipped with modern amenities. This type is centrally located close to the swimming pool and playground. Want the comfort of a holiday house but with the experience of camping? Or just want to enjoy a unique accommodation? Then the Tenthuis lodge (NL-7955-26 pet-free or NL-7955-29 pet friendly) is just right for you! This is a perfect mix of camping and comfort, fully equipped and suitable for up to 5 people. You have a kitchenette with a refrigerator, electricity, heating and a toilet. The luxurious heated bath building gives you the opportunity to shower and is close to the Tenthuis lodge. All accommodations have their own terrace/veranda and are equipped with garden furniture.
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Church, club replace leaky roof for food bank
Church EventsClubs October 4, 2017 Linda Fausz
The Chesterfield Food Bank and its five different food programs fed 1,800 people last week. While their focus was on feeding people, two of their partners, Grace Lutheran Church and the Chester Rotary Club, took the weekend to shore up their physical facilities by replacing the roof of their food supply building.
"Replacing the roof was so needed," said Kim Hill, food bank director. "We knew we had a big problem, and it would not make it through another winter without repair. We were at a point where we were bringing buckets in to catch water during a rain storm."
During the lunch break Saturday, Hill expressed her appreciation to the volunteers. "I know you know how much we appreciate this," she said. "Being up on that roof you saw we had a really big problem. Thank you, and know we love you, for this new roof and your continued support of the food bank."
Grace Lutheran volunteers the fourth Friday of each month with the food bank's food distribution program. The church volunteered for the roof project financially and physically as a service project. Many members of the church are also members of the Chester Rotary, and they asked the club to partner with the church on the project. A total of 25 church members and 10 Rotarians were involved in organizing the project, replacing the decking and shingles and providing breakfast and lunch for the crew.
"It was an opportunity that presented itself," said Pete Adler, church member and team leader for the project. "There is no shortage of opportunities in this world and that is why we are here. Some [volunteers] are on the roof, some passing out food, the kindness of the Rotary…it's been a series of connections; before you know it you have an army. It's a real blessing the way it all comes together."
Eight years ago, Travis and Karie founded the food bank when they decided to give back a portion of their business profits to young couples, single parents, and the elderly who have been turned away from conventional forms of government assistance or other programs. Over the years the food bank has formed partnerships with businesses, community organizations, churches, and schools.
"We can't do it alone anymore," said Hill. "Our partners are a very important part of this organization. We can take care of the people in Chesterfield County, which is why we need to give where we live."
The food bank will have its October fundraising campaign, "Give Where You Live Day," with an online giving event Oct.25.
For more information call (804) 414-8885 or visit www.chesterfieldfoodbank.org.


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It is never too early to start planning for our parent's care, change in their health as they age can create safety risks and the need for help at home can happen in an instant. Doing your research early and knowing that you have options, makes for a smooth transition when the time comes. It is important to first recognize and monitor sudden changes in mom and dad's cognitive abilities, theses changes can be as simple as:
- Forgetting to eat, taking medication or missing appointments
- Loss of Interest in hobbies or daily activities
- Refusing to take baths, showers and maintaining their personal hygiene
- Strange and wield smells in the house
- Difficulty with mobility, balance, standing, walking, and getting in and out of bed alone.
- Frequent unexplainable bruising
- Frequent falls
- Mood swings, getting angry over simple things.
Change is hard and uncomfortable; change is scary because we don't know what the future holds. However, when we plan ahead we can embrace change and adapt to the new changes accordingly.
As our aging parent's health changes, so does their ability to live safely and comfortably at home. If you notice any of the above changes in their daily activities or if you just simply worry about them and need a peace of mind while away at work, talking with a home care provider should be your first step. Our care coordinator will help direct you, and help you understand the different levels of care available for your mom and dad. The best part is that they get the help they deserve and need in the most comfortable place of all, Their Own Home!


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New Patient Orientation Class
Do you think it's a good idea to improve your Health and Performances?
We think it is. That's why we asked you to follow this short class. It is packed with lot's of very valuable information for you to get better faster and to stay well.
If you want to share it with a friend or family member. Go ahead. They can benefit from the information as well.
What do you want to achieve by coming to our office? By getting the mind and body focused on the same objectives you will improve your symptoms really fast.
There are 2 things that influence bad health. Stress and not taking care of yourself.These 2 will effect how the spine moves and finally how the nervous system works. Creating imbalances in the body that can cause symptoms from your head to your toes.
When you don't take care of yourself, the body gets older faster. The vertebraes, discs, muscles and nerves will not function normally because of the imbalances, which can cause many different types of symptoms.
If we take medications, we will not feel the symptoms anymore. But the cause of the problem will still be there.
At the office, we go straight to the cause of the problem, to stop this process. And help the body regenerate itself.
At the office we work in the 3 phases:
Relief, Correction & Stabilisation, Maintenance.
Right now you are in the Relief phase, that's why we are doing visits closer together.
To get rid of the symptoms as fast as possible.
How do we do this?
By going straight to the cause of the problem.
The imbalances in your body.
That way you will feel better and we space out the visits and look for the best balance in the correction & stabilisation phase.
We are born to move.
When we move we should respect how our spine is made.
These good habits will put less stress on your body, so that it can heal faster.
The most important is that you take care of yourself.
There are 7 habits that will help you improve you Health and Performance:
Breathe, Eat, Rest, Smile, Move, Plan, Mind & Body Fire.
Take them into account and you will get better and stay well until you are 130 years old!
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Discover the Cisco Spark Room Kit SeriesCollaboration By: Anne Kirby
Are you ready to change the way your team works? Discover effortless collaboration with the Cisco Spark Room Kit Series. Featuring an unmatched video and audio experience, the Cisco Spark Room Kit Series includes camera, codec, speakers and microphones integrated in a single easy-to-use device.
With speaker tracking, automatically detect and switch between active speakers. The automatic wake-up system "wakes up" when someone walks into the room and recognizes them through their mobile device.
The Cisco Spark Room Kit Series is built for both the cloud and premise. Hardware is optimized to run on a cloud platform, for great experiences in shared rooms and spaces with easy access to hosted conference. More:
- Smart meetings: Powerful, integrated cameras deliver intelligent view capabilities, such as automatic framing and speaker tracking.
- Smart presentations: Dual screens, dual content sources, wireless sharing, and 4K content make for great presentations.
- Smart integrations: People count for usage metrics and resource allocation; tight integrations with screen for enhanced functionalities.
- Registration flexibility: Built for both cloud and on-premises deployment, protecting your investment.
Cisco partners provide a broad portfolio of smart, personalized services and support that can help you realize the full business value of your Cisco collaboration investment by increasing business agility and network availability.
Interested in learning more? Contact PremierComm today.


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Paul Dahlquist - Limited Edition Print
Artist: Paul Dahlquist
Title: Tangle, 2010
Size: 11 x 14 (sheet)
Print Type: Archival Pigment Ink Print
Limited Edition of 30
This is a benefit edition and it supports both the artist and the Photo Center's programs.
"Three young men from Ohio wanted to express their 'togetherness' and the photograph Tangle is from this series."
"Everyone is an absolute miracle of being, giving form to moments of great beauty is what photography does best. A brief 'snap shot' from hours of shooting puts a tiny fraction of time on film and only then does it have the potential of becoming art." (Dahlquist, 1991)
Paul Dahlquist trained as a painter at the University of Oregon and the University of Washington in the 1940's, and was friends with artists, Guy Anderson, Morris Graves and Mark Toby. For many years he used a camera as a sort of technological sketchbook out in the field. By 1980, he had accepted the camera as his major form of expression.
Although there is a certain tone that serves to unify Paul's work and concern for the relationships of shape and form, there is not necessarily a predominate subject matter within his work. A number of his images are potently erotic, while in others, the human form becomes a means to an abstraction.
Dahlquist has exhibited extensively throughout his career and has work in the collection of the Portland Art Museum and Henry Ransom Humanities Research Institute University of Texas at Austin.
* Printed with archival inks on high quality archival hot press rag paper with a matte finish.
* Print is signed, dated and numbered by the artist on the verso.
* Print is unframed. Photo Center NW is happy to arrange framing for your print, we work with the best framers in town and get great prices. If you are interested please contact us at email@example.com.


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Regena Rafelson
- Regena Rafelson is a retired teacher living in the Columbia River Gorge. An avid hiker, she loves to experiment with water taken from local streams and waterfalls and using it to make tea (after bringing to a boil, of course.) So far, Buck Creek, Wahkeena Springs, and Oneonta Creek yield the best brew. Regena's tea journey began in 2006 with a frightening diagnosis of heart disease. Still kicking, she alternates hiking with flower and vegetable gardening, reading, tutoring in writing and maths, and guest teaching. In the past year she has become a political activist, spreading the progressive agenda. She continues to be amazed by the resilience and brilliance of young people and hopes to join their movement, one cup of tea at a time.


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Action-Packed, "LEGO-Style" Transformer Apartment Unfolds in 258 Sq. Ft (Video)
Transformer-style small spaces come in all shapes and sizes, much like their creators. Though nowhere as extreme as this 78 square foot shoebox apartment in Manhattan, this pared-down, 258 square foot remodelled pigeon loft in Barcelona's hip Born district takes its inspiration from boat design to create a space that has most of its hideaway elements tucked into one wall -- plus a pull-out bed that's hidden under the balcony, of all places. Check out the full tour from Fair Companies:Definitely a far cry from the original state of the apartment, seen here:
Spring-loaded doors conceal all the visual clutter, while furniture like tables and the sofa have to be "built" in order to be used, prompting resident and photographer Christian Schallert to quip with a smile that he lives "in an action apartment," while his friend comments that it's very much a "LEGO-style" apartment, where you have to build what you want to use.
It may not be for everyone, but it's clear that Christian doesn't lack anything, even in this seemingly small space: he's able to have friends over (apparently 40 at one point), there's a toilet tucked behind a door, shower, two sinks (one for the bath and one for the kitchen), storage and a full kitchen that includes a dishwasher.
Best of all is the gorgeous view from the balcony, and the ingenious stroke of hiding the bed under the balcony. The result is a flexible and efficient space that transforms according to the needs of the inhabitant, and which can be cleared away with the touch of a hand. It's a beautiful space that deftly shows that with a little forethought, living small doesn't necessarily have to mean making huge sacrifices. More over at Fair Companies.


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Acknowledging that it may be time to get home care assistance can be daunting, yet this is one of the most important conversations you may have with a parent. Honestly assessing your own capacity as a caregiver takes courage, but is critical to everyone concerned. Regardless of how much you love your parents or how much energy you have, there may come a time when it gets to be too much. You may find you need support sooner rather than later, so HouseWorks recommends that clients begin the conversation before a crisis arises—while everyone involved can fully participate.
An important step is to speak with your parent's primary care doctor. Many people choose to meet privately without their parent being present; this allows you to have a frank conversation about your loved-ones' medical status. To protect patient privacy, the physician is only able to share private healthcare information with you if your parent has given the doctor written permission to do so. Gaining permission can be taken care of right away, clearing the way for a discussion with your parent about what the future may bring and home care options.
We can answer all your questions
HouseWorks' goal is to ease the challenges of aging so that our clients and their families can focus on those relationships, activities and interests that are most meaningful to them. If you think the time is approaching when you'll need help – or if that day is already here – call us at 617-928-1010 or toll free at 800-928-3393. Our Case Managers are available round-the-clock to speak with you by phone. HouseWorks is also pleased to meet with you at home.
Our Case Managers will walk you through the variety of elder care services we provide and can answer any questions you may have, including those related to cost. Moreover, matching clients with the right Caregiver is a huge part of what we do at HouseWorks. Our Case Managers will work with you one-on-one to lessen your burdens, problem-solve, and create order out of chaos. HouseWorks is here to guide you through the toughest parts of helping your parent to age-in-place.
Even if you aren't sure whether home care services are right for you, please call us. At HouseWorks, we understand how unsettling it can be to see your parent crossing that line, when frailty becomes obvious. Our goal is to help you think things through with absolutely no pressure. You don't need to go through this alone. HouseWorks can help.


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On Saint Vincent College's 200-acre campus in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, you'll find people who inspire you and opportunities that invite you to take your talents and strengths to new heights and new places—across town and around the world.
Tuition and fees = $ 36,914
Room and board = $ 11,802
Total cost = $ 48,716
Saint Vincent offers scholarships of up to $27,000 per year.
Along the way, you'll discover more about yourself, your power to make a difference for others, and what it means to lead a life of purpose.
The world is your classroom
As a student at Saint Vincent, you'll learn in places ranging from multimedia classrooms to the 50-acre Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve (named for the late wife of golf legend Arnold Palmer) to the Fred Rogers Center (named for public television's Mr. Rogers) to places around the world. To foster the most effective learning environment, classes are kept small (50% of our classes have fewer than 20 students), and faculty place the highest priority on teaching. Since there are no teaching assistants, faculty have the opportunity to get to know every student. They become mentors as they guide students in a search for truth in an increasingly complicated world.
Students in every major conduct original research or creative work. For instance, all science majors conduct a three-semester research project, working closely with faculty and fellow students. Many students go on to share their work at national and international conferences.
Students can also choose to study abroad with options in dozens of countries. From the breadth of the liberal arts curriculum to the excitement of hands-on learning, the goal is to encourage a love for learning that endures.
Honors Program opportunities
Students who enjoy academic challenge may apply to the Honors Program. As an Honors Program student, you will be part of an academic community that integrates cultural events and independent scholarly work into college classes. The program provides a special congenial setting for your intellectual growth during classes and extracurricular events.
Activities include:
• Attending plays, films, and art exhibits together
• Dinner and evening discussions on readings, films, art exhibits, etc.
• Extended trips within the United States and abroad during semester breaks
During previous semesters, Honors students have discussed current science issues over dinner with Bill Nye (The Science Guy), astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and Joanne Rogers (wife of the late Fred Rogers) and participated in poetry readings and discussions with faculty. Honors Program students have also traveled to New York City and Washington, DC, for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Supreme Court.
Benedictine, Catholic tradition
At Saint Vincent, we are proud of the Benedictine, Catholic tradition that has shaped life on this campus for more than 170 years. In keeping with the Benedictine tradition of hospitality, Saint Vincent welcomes students of all or no faiths. Our campus offers many places for prayer—an important part of life for many of our administrators, faculty members, and students, no matter what their faith traditions—including a historic basilica, student chapel, and non-demoninational prayer room.
The sense of community that Saint Vincent is known for is fostered from the day you arrive on campus. Orientation lasts five weeks and involves more than 150 upperclassmen whose mission is to make freshmen feel at home. Every student is matched with an upperclassman who serves as a big brother or sister throughout the first year. In the residence halls (where 70% of students live), trained prefects foster a safe living environment and provide guidance and advice along with activities and educational programs.
Throughout the fall semester, Campus Ministry invites groups of freshmen to join the Benedictine monks for vesper prayers, followed by dinner and conversation. This Neighborhood to Neighborhood program culminates with a dinner hosted by the Archabbot.
Expand your horizons
College is an investment in the future. Students find the Saint Vincent experience provides returns in countless ways, not only as they make their way down a career path but, more importantly, as they make their way through life. Ninety-nine percent of 2018 graduates responding to a survey were employed in their fields or attending graduate school.
Saint Vincent strives to expand the horizons of our students. We want them to succeed in the workplace and make a good living. We also want them to see that their life is a gift for others and they can make a difference in the world.


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Well not a "rodent" mouse, but a mouse, mouse. You know the computer peripheral 😛 Well my previous mouse (which, by the way was a contender for The Lamest Mouse award™ had almost died – the left clicks weren't registering, the cord was getting all tangled up – and decided to go for a new mouse. Thought I'll get a wireless one, and what the heck a Laser wireless one. After a bit of searching – this is what I got
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Right off the bat I'm gonna be honest with ya.
You've been living a lie
Everything you think you know about ninjas is dead wrong.
I said it.
Here's what I mean. The common depiction of ninjas in common media has them jumpin' from rooftop to rooftop decked out in all black, covering their faces.
But historically, real ninjas from 17th century Japan never dressed up like this.
They knew if you where trying to sneak into a location and assassinate someone, the first step was to not look like a fuckin' assassin!
Instead they dressed up like peasants and commoners. Blending in with the people they hung around.
Using them to hide
And this is exactly how you can…
Make your ads " sneak right past your customer's anti ad radar "
The main reason nobody reads ads in magazines, websites and newspapers is because…
nobody ever buys those looking to read ads.
People visit websites and buy magazines to read the content. If somebody buys a golf magazine he wants read about golf. And the same goes for health magazines, porn magazines and newspapers.
Years of non-stop exposure to ads has made us so good at filtering ads, at this point…
Anything resembling an ad is subconsciously filtered out
This is the main reason advertorials are the "in thing" on the interwebz. It's basically a sales pitch disguised as an ad.
Even some of the best performing newspaper ads where brilliant pitches made to look like news.
Because anyone reading a newspaper would be expecting to read… NEWS!
The same goes with long running magazine ads. In fact, this trend is now even being used for social media ads…making them look like an actual post to make them more engaging.
The ads are using the actual content to hide themselves in common sight. Just like historically accurate sales ninjas!
So, make your ad into a sales ninja… or have me do it for you by hopping over to jaymakoni.com/work-with-me and sneak past your customer's "anti-ad radar".
Kinda like how I snuck that blatant pitch into the post up there.
-Jay "The copywriting ninja" Makoni


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We're pleased to announce that Antares have released 64-bit compatible versions of Auto-Tune 7.
Specifically, the latest Auto-Tune 7 release includes 64-bit compatible versions for Mac and PC VST and Mac Audio Units. (The RTAS versions, of course, remain 32 bit, as there is currently no 64-bit version of Pro Tools.)
While boxed copies of the new version aren't yet shipping, anyone who buys and registers a copy of of a previous version of Auto-Tune 7 on or after September 8, 2012 is eligible for a free upgrade to the 64-bit version.


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9 Tips On How To Find A Strong GED Essay Example Online
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In truth, there are several times when you have to write, both at home and at work. Indeed, no matter what you write about, you prefer your writing to reflect clearly on you. Enhancing your writing skills will not only aid you pass the General Education Development exam but this will also aid you to get in touch clearly and be able to present yourself as a well-educated and mindful person.
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- DHSGSU Madhya Pradesh Vacancy 2015
- Vacancy - Library Trainee Posts
- Total no. of Posts - 10 Posts
- Last Date - 30 Jul, 2015
- Requirement - Master Degree in in Library and Information Science
- Pay Scale - Rs. 8000/- per month
- Place of Posting - Madhya Pradesh
A notification has been issued by DHSGSU Madhya Pradesh (DR. Hari Singh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, A Central university, Madhya Pradesh) for posts of Library Trainee on its official site http://www.dhsgsu.ac.in for Master Degree in in Library and Information Science. This is a great opportunity for those aspirants who want to work in DHSGSU Madhya Pradesh. After qualifying you will be posted in Madhya Pradesh. The last date for applying is 30-07-2015. For more details like eligibility criteria, age limit and salary read further.
|Name of Post
|No. of Vacancy
|Age Limit
|Library Trainee
|10 Posts
|max 30 years
|Rs. 8000/- per month
|Master Degree in in Library and Information Science
Selection Method : Candidates will be selected based on his performance in Written Test and Interview
- Application Mode : offline
Address : Dr.hari singh gour vishwavidyalaya, sagar, jawaharlal nehru library, madhya pradesh-470023.
Last Date for this recruitment:
- Last date - 30-07-2015
- For full Details click here- Click here for DHSGSU Madhya Pradesh Advertisement
Looking for others Govt Jobs below Link :
- GADVADU Ludhiana 03 Posts Veterinary Pharmacist/Inspector Recruitment 2015
- NIT Calicut 17 Posts Library Helper & Library Asst Recruitment 2015
- Bargarh District 23 Posts Pharmacist Recruitment 2015
- RNSB Rajkot Brach Manager & Senior Executive Recruitment 2015
- CSIR-CLRI Chennai 19 Posts Jr. Research Fellow Recruitment 2015