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Markets Down on Fears of Syria Intervention
Concerns about a possible U.S. military strike against Syria slammed Asian markets for a second day. The WSJ's Deborah Kan speaks with Jake Lee.
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Time to switch off G4 and MTV Jams—it's Election Night, and that means you're about to freebase news for the next several hours. What's your flavor?
There's CNN with the wacky touchscreen action, holograms and 150 humans on the set talking at once, NBC with lots of serious platitudes, MSNBC frantically licking a portrait of Obama, and Fox News burning a cross.
Ditching TV and streaming online?
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Two people suffered injuries in a traffic crash Tuesday afternoon in Lincoln County.
Two people suffered injuries in a traffic crash Tuesday afternoon in Lincoln County.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol the mishap happened at 1 p.m. on Missouri 47 at Route EE.
A 1993 Buick Regal was being driven south on Route EE by 67-year-old Robert W. Hensiek of Wright City. When the Buick failed to stop at a stop sign the car skidded into the path of a 1986 International 88900 operated by 44-year-old Donald L. Riley of Bowling Green. The International struck the Buick on the driver's side. The International overturned several times before coming to rest off the roadway. The Buick traveled through a field before striking a tree.
Hensiek, who was not wearing a safety device, was flown to Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur in serious condition. Riley, whose injuries were described as moderate, was taken by ambulance to St. Joseph Hospital West. Riley was wearing a safety device at the time of the accident.


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Enstrom gets tiebreaker in 2nd as Jets beat Leafs
TORONTO (AP) Two days after being eliminated from playoff contention, the Winnipeg Jets didn't show any signs of a letdown against a Toronto Maple Leafs team still trying for a postseason berth.
Tobias Enstrom scored the tiebreaking goal late in the second period and the Winnipeg Jets beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 Saturday night.
Brian Little and Jacob Trouba scored in the first period, and Olli Jokinen had a goal in the third to give the Jets some cushion. Ondrej Pavelec stopped 23 shots for Winnipeg, which was knocked out of playoff contention with a loss to Pittsburgh on Thursday night.
"I thought it was a great effort start to finish," Jets captain Andrew Ladd said. "Offensively we were able to sustain pressure throughout the whole game. That's just through hard work, being in the right place. … We can be proud of the effort we put forth tonight."
Phil Kessel tied a career high with his 37th goal and Nazem Kadri also scored for Toronto, which remained at 84 points. The Leafs have just three games remaining and trail Columbus by one point for the Eastern Conference's last playoff spot. The Blue Jackets have five games left.
James Reimer finished with 37 saves for the Leafs.
"I don't know if I can really give you an explanation for that, for how it appeared," Reimer said after losing his sixth straight start. "I know in our heads we wanted it, but maybe it didn't show it there."
The loss dropped Toronto into a tie with New Jersey, which beat Carolina for its third win in four games.
Kessel didn't want to concede anything about realizing the playoff dream was essentially gone.
"You never know," Kessel said. "We still have three games left and we're going to play hard. You know, whatever happens, happens here."
Jets coach Paul Maurice said earlier Saturday he was starting Pavelec in goal over rookie Michael Hutchinson because the Leafs and the other teams in the playoff race deserved Winnipeg dressing its "best lineup." That lineup did not include star winger Evander Kane, who was made a healthy scratch and Maurice offered no explanation other than to call it a "coach's decision."
Kane has two goals and eight assists in 18 games since the end of the Olympic break. Devin Setoguchi, a healthy scratch for four of the past five games, replaced him.
When asked if he enjoyed playing spoiler against the team that fired him in 2008 after two seasons without a playoff appearance, Maurice offered up a wry smile.
"No," Maurice said. "You know what, it's a lousy job. You don't ever want to play spoiler. We've talked a lot about being where you are and that's where we were tonight and we gave our best effort."
A "solid effort" was something that Leafs center Tyler Bozak noted was lacking at times Saturday night. At times, he thought the Jets were the harder-working team but didn't understand why.
"We should've been (the harder working team) the whole game seeing the situation we were in," Bozak said.
Playing their final home game of the regular season, the Leafs didn't need long to infuse some energy into the crowd of 19,544. Kessel gave Toronto a 1-0 lead just 2:45 in, scoring on a 2-on-1 thanks to a perfect pass from Bozak.
A missed assignment in the defensive zone cost the Leafs the lead. Somehow, Little was left all alone in the left faceoff circle, and Michael Frolik found him for his 23rd of the season at the 6:22 mark.
Reimer robbed Matt Halischuk on a 3-on-2 rush at the midway point of the period to keep it tied, and then Kadri scored an unassisted goal that Pavelec should get some credit for. Following a dump-in on the power play, the Jets' goalie went behind the net to stop the puck in nonchalant fashion.
When Pavelec muffed it, Kadri pounced and put it into an empty net with 6:15 left in the first.
The Jets then tied it in the closing seconds of the period as Trouba got positioning on James van Riemsdyk at the side of the net and banged a shot past Reimer with 3.2 seconds to go.
Two second-period power plays couldn't generate anything positive for the Leafs, who also slogged through a shot drought of 7 minutes, 24 seconds. Meanwhile, the Jets took advantage of a penalty on Paul Ranger.
With Ranger in the box for hooking Adam Pardy, Enstrom faked a shot at the blue line, waited for a screen and fired a shot past Reimer 28 seconds into the power play at 17:02.
Then the Jets added insurance 7:09 into the third when Blake Wheeler found Jokinen wide open in front. The goal was Jokinen's 18th of the season.
NOTES: Joffrey Lupul, who Toronto coach Randy Carlyle considered doubtful to play a day earlier, was in the lineup after missing Thursday's game with a lower-body injury. But he left the game in the third period. … Winnipeg's Dustin Byfuglien left the game in the second period with an upper-body injury and did not return.


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He was the polarizing figure in Canada's Olympic hockey debate but, finally, Steve Yzerman's Team Canada includes Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban.
Barely, it seems.
The defending Norris Trophy winner — that said, I know, it sounds ridiculous that he'd be a bubble player, but he was — got the phone call as he arrived at the Canadiens practice facility in suburban Brossard about an hour before the announcement was made.
It came from Kevin Lowe, the Edmonton Oilers president of hockey operations who's a member of Canada's management team.
"I was just about to turn into the rink so he caught me at a perfect time because I don't get service here in the arena," said the 24-year-old, "so I was happy at the timing of when I received Kevin Lowe's phone call. Obviously, I was very happy and my family was as well."
It was a phone call some doubted would come.
The debate over Subban's candidacy was perhaps the most controversial storyline in the leadup to Tuesday's 25-man roster announcement.
Subban's gregarious personality, and sometimes extraordinarily creative urges, had his critics saying his ego might be too big for a dressing room in Sochi. His game, while capable of special things, was considered by some to be too unreliable for a tournament in which the margin of error is usually thin.
The reality: Subban and his game have matured since the prevailing perception of him was conceived.
In hockey, like in life, it can be tough to shake a reputation. Subban has noticeably dialed down his dressing room presence — at least when the room is open to the media — since the arrival of Habs general manager Marc Bergevin and coach Michel Therrien.
He's picking his spots on the ice now, his play selection much more in line with the clock and the score. Therrien has used him against the other team's top forwards and he still glitters at the other end of the ice, especially on the power play.
But he's heard the critics and, now that's he's made the team, he said he hopes they don't stop chirping.
"I hope not because they're the people who make me better. I hope they keep critiquing and finding things to talk about," he said.
Then this contradictory thought in the next breath: "Bobby Orr said it best: When he played he never really cared to listen to reporters — I'm reading his memoir now — he never really cared to listen to reporters because even when they praised him, they probably didn't praise the guy who helped him make the play and when he did something wrong, he was pretty sure he knew did something wrong.
"I don't need anybody to tell me when I'm playing well or when I'm playing bad. I just try to get better every day and work on becoming a better person, a better player every day. That's all you can do."
Subban's game is based on breathtaking speed and agility, and extraordinary puck skills. He can shoot and pass better than any defenceman in the game when it comes to the power play.
That looks like his role on Team Canada — a specialist, at least to start the tournament where a team can dress seven defencemen per game.
"Listen, I'm not going to go into that right now," Subban said when asked about his potential role. "I'm trying to relish the fact that I made the team. I'll let you guys do that because you guys are going to do that anyway."
Listening to Yzerman, it sounds like Subban's offensive skill and ability to be the engine of a power play was just enough to get him onto the team ahead of Chicago Blackhawks blueliner Brent Seabrook. Team Canada coach Mike Babcock had emphasized his desire to have a balance between right- and left-shooting defencemen.
It sure sounds like once the decision was made to go with an even split of four and four — which meant Vancouver's Dan Hamhuis made the team on the left with Chicago's Duncan Keith, St. Louis' Jay Bouwmeester, and San Jose's Marc-Edouard Vlasic — the debate for Yzerman and his group was Subban or Seabrook on the right behind Nashville's Shea Weber, Los Angeles' Drew Doughty, and St. Louis' Alex Pietrangelo.
"We watched very closely and ultimately it came down to of the players we were looking at, (Subban is) the right fit for that spot right now," Yzerman told TSN.
"I try and stay away from naming names, but I look at Brent Seabrook. He played on our team in 2010. He has won two Stanley Cups since then. He's a heckuva player. These are the types of decisions we're making. We're talking about two really good players here and we've got to make a decision. We're going with eight defencemen. We talked about going with five rights and three lefts or five lefts and three rights or going with seven defencemen and 15 forwards. You've got to make decisions and ultimately you're leaving very, very good players off the team."
As difficult a decision as Subban's inclusion might have been for Yzerman, his game just looks perfectly suited for the big ice. His speed and mobility in extra space will allow him to take it away from opponents and make magic happen the other way.
It's been a long process, but Yzerman finally made the right decision.
Subban was asked about whether he had doubts about making the team.
"I'm not going to talk about doubts now," he said. "The team has been selected. I'm just happy to be here."
One battle has been won.
Now there's a battle to be one.
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price was one of three netminders named to Canada's Olympic team, joining defending gold medalist Roberto Luongo of the Vancouver Canucks and Mike Smith of the Phoenix Coyotes.
Now that he's made the team, Price, as you would expect, wants the net.
"I think that's all three of our goals. Obviously, everybody wants to be the No. 1 guy there," he said after getting the news via phone from Kevin Lowe, the Edmonton Oilers executive who's part of Team Canada's management team.
"That's my goal. At the end of the day, I'll do whatever it takes to help the team win."
Price has had a solid year and said an invitation to the orientation camp in August got him believing a spot with Team Canada was possible.
"It definitely motivated us, everybody who was a part of that," he said. "Definitely, it made you realize you were on their radar and gave you that little bit of extra motivation to get started well.
"I felt like I did what I could to earn a spot on the team and I think they felt the same way."
Price is fifth in the NHL in wins (24), ninth in goals-against average (2.22) and seventh in save percentage (.928).
The Anahim Lake, B.C., native thinks his play, and that of Luongo and Smith over the final month of play heading into Sochi, will determine who gets the starting assignment against Norway Feb. 13.
"I'm sure it's going to come down to this next month of play," Price added. "I think they are going to just keep evaluating the play of the goaltenders. I think all three of us (want to start). That's what I want to do. I want to be the guy in there to have an opportunity to win and I know the other two guys feel the same way."
Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban is looking forward to sharing the Olympic experience with his good friend and teammate, goaltender Carey Price.
The two were named to Team Canada's 25-man roster Tuesday.
So, Price was asked, you must really be looking forward to sharing an eight-hour flight from North America to Russia with the talkative Subban, right?
"No. No. Opposite ends of the plane," Price deadpanned.
"Yeah, that's not happening," Subban said. "We always seem to find each other one way or the other. It's exciting that you can share this experience with a teammate.
"I hope I get to room with him so I can snore and keep him up all night."


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Several music events highlight entertainment events this week, along with stage productions by New Bern Civic and Ratio theaters.
Several music events highlight entertainment events this week, along with stage productions by New Bern Civic and Ratio theaters.
The Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival opens the 2013-2014 season with its �Quartet Classics� concert on Saturday in the Christ Church Parish House of Christ Episcopal Church.
The 7 p.m. concert features internationally renowned musicians Axel Strauss, violin; Ara Gregorian, violin; Maria Lambros, viola; and Michael Kannen, cello; performing masterpieces by Haydn, Mendelssohn and Dvor�k.
The Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival is in residence at East Carolina University. Tickets are $25 general admission and $10 for students. They are available on the web at ecuarts.com or by calling 252-328-1268.
The festival brings world-class musicians to Eastern North Carolina, along with master classes, interactive community outreach, a children�s residency, Next Generation residencies, Next Gen on the Road tours and the Four Seasons Family Night.
Renowned Christian recording artist Paul Saik is featured in a Christmas concert fundraiser for the RiverTowne Players on Sunday.
The 3 p.m. concert is in the Centenary United Methodist Church sanctuary. Admission is $15. Tickets are available at the Bank of the Arts on Middle Street in New Bern or by calling 638-2577.
New Bern Civic Theatre brings continues its classic musical �Hello, Dolly� with shows Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Admission is $17 in advance, $19 at the door, with students and active duty military admitted for $10. The show is sponsored by Elite Feet.
Ratio Theatre continues its second play of the 2013-2014 season with �The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket� by Peter Parnell this week.
Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Cullman Performance Hall in the N.C. History Center. Tickets are $25 per person, with students admitted for $10. Tickets can be purchased online at ratiotheatre.org or at the Ratio Box Office at 901 Pollock St., New Bern.
The play features the largest cast that Ratio has ever assembled and includes six professional actors from New York City, Asheville and the Triangle area of North Carolina.
Here is a sampling of the other top events of the week:
The Craven-Pamlico Christian Coalition meets Monday at Golden Corral in New Bern at 7 p.m.
There are two speakers � state Sen. Norman Sanderson, R-Pamlico, and Tami Fitzgerald of the N.C. Values Coalition.
Sanderson will give an overview of this past legislative session and a preview of 2014 short session. Fitzgerald will address a number of issues facing North Carolina in the upcoming year with a review of the past two years. She will also give an update on what�s going on regarding social issues in the courts and provide information about the N.C. Values Coalition.
Also, the God & Country Banquet in September was professionally videotaped and DVDs are available. It costs $10, plus $2 postage. Send checks to CPCC, PO Box 15393 New Bern, NC 28561. Call 514-0381.
New Bern-Craven County Public Library presents special programing Monday and Tuesday. The subjects include a book discussion Monday and a special Tuesday program titled �The Magic of Reading.�
�Let�s Talk About It� returns Monday with �Picturing America: Land of Opportunity� at 7 p.m.
This final session features the novel �Dreaming in Cuban� by Christina Garcia.
The Tuesday reading program is at 7 p.m. in the Hayden H. Jones Auditorium at the Johnson Street library in New Bern.
Learn the secrets of one of the world�s best and most famous readers � Benjamin Franklin � as he discusses his life, achievements and his favorite hobby � reading.
Space is limited. Tickets are available now. For more information, call the library at 638-7807.
�Saturday Afternoon at the Movies� features �42 � The Jackie Robinson Story.� It is the story of his history-making signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers under the guidance of team executive Branch Rickey. The movie is rated PG-13. It is free, with popcorn and lemonade at 2:15 p.m.
The local chapter of Mended Hearts, a support group for patients with heart-related conditions, will host a community education session on Tuesday at 8 a.m. in the auditorium at CarolinaEast Medical Center in New Bern.
This meeting, which should last about one hour, is open to the public and offered at no cost as a community service of CarolinaEast Medical Center and Mended Hearts.
Dr. Michael Casciello, a cardiologist with CCHC Heart and Vascular Specialists, will lead an informational session and answer questions about heart failure and its causes as well as tools for prevention and available treatments.
For more information, contact the Cardiac Rehabilitation department at CarolinaEast Rehabilitation Hospital at 633-8609 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kent Clizbe, author of �Willing Accomplices� and a former CIA officer, will speak to the Coastal Carolina Taxpayers Association Tuesday at The BridgePointe Hotel and Marina in New Bern.
According to the association, he has worked in counter-intelligence, done extensive liaison work with foreign intelligence services, speaks several languages, including Arabic, and served as a private contractor after 9-11.
His talk is at 7 p.m. and is titled �Is Political Correctness Destroying America?�
�Explorations in The ARTS� welcomes North Carolina Symphony Resident Conductor William Henry Curry on Wednesday evening at Craven Community College.
Curry shares his life and work as an accomplished composer. Joining him will be some special musical guests.
Tickets are $10 general admission or $5 for Craven Community College students. Call 638-7200.
Pamlico County Library has a number of events this week, including a 10 a.m. Storytime Outreach � Headstart on Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Bayboro library.
At 3 p.m. the same day, the Junior Craft Club makes stockings for needy children.
Bring a small unwrapped toy to put in the stocking. The stockings will be donated to the annual �Toys for Pamlico Kids� drive held by the Pamlico County Chamber of Commerce.
Preschool Storytime is Friday at 10 a.m., with stories, puppets, crafts and other activities.
At 6:15 p.m. Friday, the Book to Film Series presents �Paranoia,� a high-stakes thriller, based on the best-seller by Joseph Finder. Books for this movie are available at the library.
The Junior Craft Club stocking-making continues on Saturday at 10 a.m.
The Jones County Department of Social Services will distribute USDA surplus commodities such as canned pork, pears, cranberry juice, green beans, green peas and beef stew on Thursday and Friday.
It is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Jones County Civic Center, south of Trenton on N.C. 58.
For further information about eligibility or the program, call 448-2581 for 448-7581.
Coastal Carolina Regional Airport�s 82nd birthday celebration will be Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The airport is in New Bern at 200 Terminal Drive. Guests can share cake and coffee.
The event is free. Call 638-8591 or visit coastalcarolinaairport.com on the web.
The Tryon Palace African-American Lecture Series presents �High on the Hog: A Culinary Journey from Africa to America� on Thursday.
The free 7 p.m. program is in Cullman Performance Hall at the N.C. History Center in New Bern.
Acclaimed cookbook author Jessica B. Harris has spent much of her life researching the food and foodways of the African Diaspora. �High on the Hog� is the culmination of years of her work, and the result is a most engaging history of African-American cuisine.
Harris is the author of 10 cookbooks and she has written extensively about the culture of Africa in the Americas, lectured widely and made numerous television appearances. She is a professor at Queens College and consults at Dillard University in New Orleans.
For additional information about the 2013 African-American Lecture Series, call Sharon C. Bryant at 639-3592.
This event continues the yearlong theme at Tryon Palace of Fresh from the Past: Food and Culture in Eastern North Carolina.
The Coastal Women�s Shelter has a Wine Tasting Charity Gala on Friday at The Trawl Door in Oriental.
The 6 p.m. event is open to the public. There will be appetizers and a variety of wines.
Silent auctions and raffles are included to raise funds for the Coastal Women�s Shelter. Tickets are $30 and are at Croakertown in Oriental, behind Denton�s Pharmacy, or from Sally Belangia at First Citizens Bank. Call 671-6129.
Pamlico County Fishes and Loaves hosts a food drive Saturday at Pamlico County grocery stores.
It is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Donations can be dropped off at the Town and Country in Oriental; Belangias in Arapahoe; and at the Food Lion and Piggly Wiggly stores in Grantsboro. All food and monetary donations will go to support the food pantry.
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Rhythm And Poetry.
Most French hip hop artists come from urban areas outside of Paris known as the banlieues (including Lunatic, Mafia K1 Fry, La Brigade, Secteur Ä), Lyon, Lille, Le Havre (La Boussole), Strasbourg, Toulouse (KDD) or Marseille (IAM, Fonky Family, Psy 4 De La Rime, 3ème Oeil, and others). Many French rappers are products of the HLM and use their tough upbringing as sources of inspiration in their lyrics.
The majority of French rappers are descended from African and DOM-TOM immigrants. Even though some of the pioneers like Lionel D and DJ Dee Nasty are not of African descent, Africans have dominated the music scene. However, in contrast to the United States, France has always featured numerous racially-mixed groups. Many of the most important rappers in France are Caucasian (including Kool Shen, of Portuguese and French descent; Akhenaton, of Italian descent; Diam's, of Cypriot and French descent; and Sinik, of Kabylian and French descent). Many are also immigrants from former French colonies who have moved to France for education or a better life. MC Solaar, who was born in Senegal, released his first CD in 1991. Within France, the two cities with the largest hip hop scene are Paris (the majority of French rappers come from the suburbs of Paris.) and Marseille.
Hip hop first appeared in France in 1979, just as the genre was achieving some success in the United States. Its popularity was due to the large African presence in France. By 1982, a number of hip hop radio stations had appeared, including Rapper Dapper Snapper, and the future star DJ Dee Nasty made his first appearance. That same year saw the first major hip hop concert, the New York City Rap Tour, sponsored by Europe 1 and featuring Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmixer DST, Fab 5 Freddy, Mr Freeze and the Rock Steady Crew.
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New Booze: Hophead Hop Vodka
New brands and bottles you should know.
Anchor Distilling in San Francisco's Potrero Hill is a pretty small operation—the copper stills they use to make Old Potrero Whiskey, Junipero Gin, and Genevieve could probably all fit in my living room.
They've recently released a new, unusual product—a vodka distilled with two types of Yakima Valley hops.
Vodka's not usually my go-to spirit, but this isn't like any vodka you've tried before. David King, the president of Anchor Distilling (who was one of the creative masterminds behind No. 3 London Dry Gin and The King's Ginger Liqueur, another favorite of ours) poured us a sample at the distillery. It's important to note that Hophead is not a 'hop-flavored vodka', he notes: "It's a distillation. If it were juniper flavored, it would be considered a gin." Instead, this new product is somewhere in between: a floral, aromatic spirit with rich texture and a wide range of hoppy flavors—hints of orange peel and pine, earthy rosemary and anise.
At home, it was happy stirred with ice (Hophead clouds when chilled since it wasn't previously chill-filtered), remarkably herbal as if there were vermouth already in it. It makes a killer highball with tonic, a little drier than the gin version. (We especially loved it mixed with Jack Rudy tonic and a little bit of lime.) Next we'll try it in a Bloody Mary—perhaps a light tomato-water version with a rosemary garnish.
Hophead is rolling out nationwide this month, and will sell for around $30 a bottle.
About the Author: Maggie Hoffman is the editor of Serious Eats: Drinks. She lives in San Francisco. You can follow her on Twitter @maggiejane.
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COLA Faculty Promotion and Tenure Guidelines
- November 15 for reassigned time in the following fall term
- February 15 for reassigned time in the following spring term
COLA Promotion and Tenure Guidelines PDF
COLA Faculty Development Grant for Reassigned Time
College of Liberal Arts Faculty Development Grant Application Guidelines
All proposals must be submitted by the deadline and include all relevant items listed below. Late and/or incomplete proposals, as well as proposals that do not follow directions, will not be considered. Proposals must include:
- Cover sheet, signed by department chair.
- Content Narrative (no longer than 500 words). It should:
- Clearly explain the content of the project
- Include goal(s) of project, e.g. chapter in book manuscript, conference presentation, journal article, etc.
- Be written so that it is understandable by persons from other disciplines
- Contribution Narrative (no more than 250 words). It should:
- Include a statement indicating the project's contribution to the relevant discipline, university, college, department, student population, etc.
- Timeline Narrative (no longer than 250 words). It should:
- Include specific information about the timeline of the project, e.g., schedule for completion, deadlines, etc.
- Include indications of progress if project is ongoing, e.g. preliminary results, prior related presentations or publications.
- A current and complete curriculum vitae.
- Supporting documents as appropriate
Examples of supporting documents include but are not limited to: book contracts, letters of acceptance for articles, book chapters, conference papers, and creative projects; letters of solicitation for conference presentations, articles, chapters, etc.
Please make sure that each section is clearly labeled and includes your name.
Proposals will be ranked according to the following criteria:
- Clarity of the Content Narrative
- Clarity of the Contribution Narratives in conveying the short- or longer-term importance of the project for the faculty member's scholarly and/or creative development, as well as the importance of the project for the university and for the faculty member's discipline, college, department, and/or students
- Clarity of Timeline Narrative
- Evidence of progress (if ongoing or previously funded by any source including this committee)
- Evidence of required reporting (if previously funded by this committee)
- Please contact a member of the COLA Research Committee with any questions about the application or application process. Committee members cannot comment on entire application packets, but can provide answers to specific questions.
- The increasing number of strong applications coupled with finite resources means that not all worthy applications can be funded. As with all grant funding, the chances of being awarded the COLA FDA vary with the quality and quantity of each year's pool of applications. Please contact the COLA Research Committee Chair with specific questions if your proposal was not funded.
- The committee strongly encourages proposals from junior faculty and for new or previously unfunded projects.
- The committee strongly encourages proposals for creative projects (that is, written work other than scholarly articles/chapters/books), as well as proposals for scholarly works.
- Funding is not granted for completion of doctoral dissertations.
- Committee members who apply will not participate in evaluating their own applications.
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Board of Governors Sabbatical Leave Policy
1.1. Scope: This policy establishes a uniform sabbatical leave plan for faculty members.
1.2. –Statutory References: W. Va. Code §§18B-7-2, 18B-1-6
1.3. Passage Date: November 13, 2002
1.4. Effective Date: Upon Passage
1.5. Background: Replaces Board of Trustees Series No. 10 which was transferred by the Higher Education Policy Commission to the institutional boards of governors. This policy was previously numbered as MUBOG Policy No. 6. Policy:
2.1. Sabbatical leave may be granted to a faculty member so that he/she may engage in research, writing, or other activity calculated to contribute to professional development and his/her usefulness to the college or university. Eligibility.
3.1. Any person holding faculty rank is eligible for sabbatical leave after completion of at least six years of full-time employment in a faculty rank at Marshall University. After completing a sabbatical leave, a faculty member shall not be eligible for another sabbatical leave until the seventh subsequent year of full-time employment. Separate summer school employment shall not be counted toward eligibility for sabbatical leave.
Conditions Governing the Granting of Sabbatical Leave.
4.1. The awarding of sabbatical leave is not automatic but shall depend upon the merits of the request and on conditions prevailing in the institution at the time. Sabbatical leave recommendations will be approved by the president of the institution or his/her designated representative. Each year the president will forward information on approved sabbatical leaves to the Board of Governors.
4.2. In consultation with the faculty, each president shall develop appropriate criteria for determining the usefulness of the proposed activity to the institution and equitable procedures and standards for processing applications for leave.
5.1. A faculty member on sabbatical leave shall receive full salary for no more than onehalf of the contract period or half- salary for no more than the full contract period. Obligations of the Faculty Member.
6.1. An applicant for sabbatical leave shall submit to the president or his/her designee in writing a detailed plan of the activity which he/she proposes to follow.
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Unfortunately, the answer has to be "Yes".
I used to work in a cal lab many moons ago. Even equipment which was not used from one year to the next still has to have an annual "MOT" to be known to be accurate.
Having mentioned MOT, would your car be legal on the road more than 12 months since it's last MOT even with the precise same mileage (ie not driven)?? Same principal.
The justification has got to be that you don't KNOW how accurate it is if it hasn't been checked, and should the worst happen (fire or shock) the HSE/insurance would ask to see a CURRENT PAT certificate issued using a valid cal certificated machine. This is the main reason why it is not really viable for a company to perform their own PAT testing service. Not only does the inspector not have the regular experience, the costs are prohibative.


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Another Archive item from the Pagan Movement newsletters by Tony Kelly:The sex of the Moon is a trick of language, but this trick of language must itself have its origin in myth. The Moon tends to be masculine in the Teutonic and Slavic languages and feminine in the Romance and Celtic.
I thought the Moon magical for as far back as I can remember and have many happy memories of her. When I was young I used to stay with my grandmother, who had many fascinating tales to tell me about all sorts of things that were old, and my uncle lived there too and did astrology and told me about the pull of the Moon on the tides, and I was in awe for the mysterious force that the Moon exerted, and I don't know if this was for the sheer wonder of it, or because my uncle was himself in awe of it and his awe was infectious. But I used to lie in bed at night, just under the window and next to my grandmother who slept in a big bed alongside, and more often than not, the Moon would be high in the sky, always it seemed, big, bright and full. She sailed high in the clouds, dashed from cloud bank to cloud bank, and I was saddened when she was hidden, and elated when she burst through in a dazzle of silvery light again. It was beautiful, but it was also magical, serene, and strangely powerful. It seemed liked hours that I used to lie there watching her, and though I didn't put it into words, it was then that I fell in love with her and I've been deeply in love with her ever since. They say you go mad' if you sleep in the light of the Moon. I'm not surprised. If they'd told me that before I'd done it, I'd have done it purposely! But I wouldn't call it madness. Rather I'd call it enchantment. It's a strange feeling. Ancient. And beautiful.


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macaonghus needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 25 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
A5 laminated card handout for us to hand out to clients. Simple design.
Aqute Research
We want to hand out A5 laminated cards to prospective clients, showing our four service areas (and our contact details on the back, but you don't have to design that bit).
See related contest http://99designs.com/contests/7872
- Four boxes each able to take three short bullet points and 1-2 lines of text
- Our logo
- We use white and flat dark blue (RGB 0, 0, 102) as our standard coloursI realise there isn't much to do. I am hoping that the little details will turn something that would be mediocre if we designed it, into something compelling.
I would prefer this in Word although I realise there may be problems with things like colour going all the way to the edges. I do have Photoshop, but I never use it. If that is not possible, we may need you to paste our content into your design and send us a PDF or something.
Nothing too complicated
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text: If you're black in America, you're relatively well-spoken, well-dressed, well-educated, sooner or later you can count on one of your white contemporaries -- with the very best of intentions -- turning to you and saying something along the lines of, 'You know what? You are so damn cool. Sometimes, I actually have trouble remembering that you're black. No, I mean that. Sometimes I really forget that you're black.' Yeah, well, let me marry your sister, and I'm sure it will pop right back into your mind.


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Ukiah Daily Journal
In the race for the District 2 state Assembly seat, incumbent Wesley Chesbro was winning Tuesday night with 62.5 percent of the district"s votes, beating Democrat Tom Lynch, who had 37.5 percent of the vote.
Chesbro has served in both houses of the state Legislature since winning his first election to the Arcata City Council in 1974. His political career also included 10 years on the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors. He sat in the state Senate, representing District 2 for eight years from 1998 to 2006, when he was appointed for the second time to the California Integrated Waste Management Board.
He was elected in 2008 to the state Assembly as the District 1 representative, which next year becomes the newly revised District 2.
District 2 sweeps across Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino, Sonoma and Trinity counties.


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Ali Bin Abi Talib Mosque, Dubai, UAE
Dhow Wharfage, Dubai Creek, Dubai, UAE
Burj Al Arab Hotel
View from the Souk Madinat in Dubai, UAE
Souk Madinat
Dubai, UAE
Afternoon prayer time at the Grand Mosque
Water taxi (abra) on Dubai Creek
Quick and inexpensive way to cross Dubai Creek, linking Deira and Bur Dubai. Life vests not required.
Burj Khalifa
View of the upper floors of the Burj Khalifa, looking up from the observation deck on the 124th floor. The tallest building and tallest free-standing structure in the world, the Burj Khalifa offers impressive views of the surrounding landscape, which is dominated by mammoth-sized construction projects. Don't go up unless the visibility is reasonable, otherwise the view is not worth the expense. The elevators at the Burj Khalifa are astonishingly quick, moving as fast as 10 m per second, but they are engineered so well that their movement is almost imperceptible.
The upper floors of the Burj Al Arab hotel. The cantilevered structure is a restaurant, while a helipad is visible on the right side.
Gold Souk
A storefront in the Gold Souk. Most of the gold is 22-24K. Each piece is weighed and then sold by the gram, subject to price negotiation. A saavy buyer will take the initial price and bargain up from 50-60%.
Gold ATM
Waterfall sculpture
Dubai Mall
At 2716.5 ft. high, the Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest building in the world. Tourists and locals gather around the Dubai Mall area in front of the Burj Khalifa in anticipation of the Belaggio-style water fountain spectacle that occurs approximately every half hour beginning at 6pm. For some of the best seats in the house, get to the Madeleine restaurant early, and request balcony seating.
View from the Souk Madinat, a re-creation of a Middle Eastern marketplace.
Yaqub Mosque
This relatively new mosque is located across from the Dhow Wharfage, near the Emirates National Bank.
Shadow of the Burj Khalifa
The view from the observation deck of the Burj Khalifa is dominated by the shadow of the building. The building in the foreground is the sprawling Dubai Mall.
Jumeira Mosque
Dubai Creek
Souk District
The souk district.
Water taxi (abra) on Dubai Creek, facing Bur Dubai.
A camel sculpture in Dubai Creek Park.
In the souk area.
Minaret and Dhow
The minaret of the Grand Mosque, framed by a moored dhow boat.
Dhow Wharfage, Dubai Creek.
Dubai traffic
A view from the observation deck of the Burj Khalifa. Massive construction projects abound.
Camel Milk gelato? Actually not that exotic...tastes like vanilla.


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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Thoughts from Cheryl at 11:39 AM 4 thoughts from Y*O*U
Christmas Eve and Day 2009
Dougie helping Asher open his gift. A baby photo album, now he has one just like his brothers and sister had when they were babies! You can see Dougie wearing his favorite gift, a North Face!
Dougie insisted on taking a picture of me!
I don't know how I managed to miss getting any pictures of Emma. But you can see her hair in the picture of Caleb playing Gator Golf, so she really was there!
After we ate a yummy(if I do say so myself!) breakfast of sausage gravy and biscuits, we loaded up the van(again) and headed to Steven's family. I can't even begin to name all the people who were there, well I could but it would take forever, just know it's A LOT of people. We ate a wonderful lunch and exchanged gifts. Then we spent the afternoon just hanging out, watching tv, playing cards and eating some more! Unfortunately, I forgot to take some pictures until we were ready to leave. But at least we got a family picture!
Caleb and Mia waiting to open gifts!
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Christmas in ATL 2009
It seems like every Christmas, we spend some time trying to remember what we did the year before. When did we go to your mom's, did we go to the farm and so on. So this year, for my benefit and to your dismay, I'm going to record exactly what we did, so next year I can look back and not have to strain my brain to remember!
This year, we had Emma and Dougie the first half of Christmas, so we did A LOT of visiting from the time they got out of school until Christmas Eve. On the Monday before Christmas, we loaded up the van and headed to Atlanta to visit my side of the family. We got their by lunch time and had a great time just hanging out and letting all the cousins play together.
On Tuesday, the girls went and did something special together(see this post) and the boys stayed at Grandma and Paps'. I hear they did a little hunting and even caught 2 5lb. bass! Too bad I wasn't there to take any pictures but the fish is in my freezer ready to be cooked, so I know they really did catch something!!!
On Tuesday night, my family gathered at my parents house for dinner and gift giving. In attendance was my mom and dad, my brother and SIL and their 2 kids, my older sis and BIL and their son and my younger sis and of course my family of 6! Added all together, there are 16 of us! The kids had so much fun getting tons of gifts from Grandma and Paps and giving gifts to each other. Here are some pics from our time there:
Mia and Emma, Best Cousins waiting to open the presents!
Parents lingering around the dinner table!
Chaz and Caleb opening their gifts!
Dougie's favorite gift, a Dodgers sweatshirt. Dougie's 1st grade teacher is Jonathon Broxton's mother in law, so lots of people in our area are big Dodger fans! Don't you love how Emma strategically placed her gift?
Asher and Aunt Laura. Notice how she has her hand behind her back? Asher kept trying to grab her cup of eggnog!On Wednesday, we packed up and headed home. We were sad to leave because we love hanging out with our family. We know that we are so blessed and we can't wait until we get to be together again!
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
It has been so long since I've updated everyone with what's going on in our lives. So here it goes:
~Steven has taken an interim pastor position at a church. We are really enjoying getting to know the people and it is such a sweet church.
~I started a sub position for a teacher on maternity leave last week. I'm enjoying it, it's an adjustment though. The first part of the day, I'm in 8th grade and after lunch I assist in two 9th grade classes. One is a Math class and the other is a Gov't class.
~Caleb and Asher started daycare last week. It's the only daycare in our little town and it's pretty small. There is about 6 kids in Caleb's class and Asher is the only baby. So needless to say, he is getting completely spoiled!! Caleb loves going to his "school" and loves all his new friends. I was pretty conflicted about them going to daycare but I know it's only while I'm subbing and it helps that it is literally less than a quarter mile from where I am.
~Asher had tubes put in his ears 2 weeks ago. He is doing great and like Emma says, "I think the tubes made him sweeter." If that's even possible.
~We will be moving out of the parsonage it just over a month and we still haven't found a house to move into. If you think about, please say a prayer about that for us!
Well, I think that's enough for now. I hope you are enjoying this Christmas season with the ones you love!
Merry Christmas, Y'all!
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Sunday, December 6, 2009
Thoughts from Cheryl at 6:12 PM 4 thoughts from Y*O*U
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Getting to Know You, Christmas Style!!
My friend, Jen posted this on her blog and I thought it was fun.
1. Wrapping paper of Gift Bags?
Both, depending on the gift.
2. Real Tree or Artificial?
I love real trees but ever since Steven and I got married, we've used the artificial tree that he had.
3. When do you put up the tree?
This year we put it up the weekend before Thanksgiving.
4.When do you take the tree down?
Usually right after New Year's day but this year it will probably be right after Christmas.
5. Do you like eggnog?
Yes, the non-alcoholic kind. =)
6. Favorite gift received as a child?
My red bicycle
7. Do you have a nativity scene?
Yes, a Willow Tree set. I bought the pieces over several years.
8. Hardest person to buy for?
my nephew, he's 14.
9. Easiest person to buy for?
My kids!
10.Worst Christmas gift ever received?
I really can't think of anything!
11. Mail or email Christmas cards?
I usually mail cards but in an effort to save some money this year, I'll probably email them!
12. Favorite Christmas movie?
Oh there's so many!!! I really love Elf, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation, While You Were Sleeping (not technically a Christmas movie) and of course Rudolph!
13. When do you start shopping for Christmas?
After Thanksgiving but never on black Friday!!
14. Have you ever recycled a Christmas present?
15. Favorite thing to eat at Christmas?
Peppermint bark, fudge, peanut butter balls.....the list goes on and on!
16. Clear lights or colored on the tree?
clear lights on the tree in our house, colored on the tree on the front porch.
17. Favorite Christmas song?
right now, Chris Tomlin's O Come All Ye Faithful but I also love me some Porky Pig's Blue Christmas. I just can't help myself!!!
18.Travel at Christmas or stay home?
travel, Christmas is a time to see family!
19. Can you name all of Santa's reindeer?
Now you know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen. Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen....but do you recall the most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph the Red nosed reindeer!
Why yes I can!!!
20. Angel or Star on the tree top?
Merry Christmas Y'all!!
Thoughts from Cheryl at 7:37 PM 2 thoughts from Y*O*U
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Thanksgiving Recap with a side of Christmas Tree
Asher was exhausted from all the tree decorating!
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A year after launch, Google's Android mobile operating system is really starting to pick up steam.
This is generally bad news for rival smartphone companies like Apple, RIM, and Nokia, but perhaps worst for Microsoft, whose outdated Windows Mobile is getting snubbed by some phone makers in favor of Android.
Gallery: Click here to see this year's Android phones →
What's changed? Over the past few months, several phone makers and mobile operators have announced their support for Android phones, many of which are beginning to ship.
- Most recently, Verizon Wireless, the biggest U.S. wireless carrier, announced it would start selling two Android-based phones this year. It appears, one by HTC and one by Motorola. (This is bad news for RIM, as Verizon had been mostly promoting the BlackBerry as its iPhone-rival. Now it has more competition.)
- Sprint will also sell two Android phones this year, one by Samsung and one by HTC.
- T-Mobile will sell several Android phones this year, including Motorola's new CLIQ, and a wood-grain "Fender" edition of the HTC myTouch 3G.
- AT&T will reportedly sell Android devices next year, including one from Dell.
None of this means Android will necessarily be a big commercial success, but it's a good start. (And yes, a slow start. But building gadgets is not fast.)
One big help: Because Apple's iPhone -- still the phone to beat -- is still only available from AT&T in the U.S., all of its rivals will be pushing Google phones (and a few others) as their main Christmas smartphones this year. That should easily drive Android sales to their all-time high.
Why is Android a good bet for the mobile industry -- and why is it becoming popular?
- It's technically solid. Especially better than Windows Mobile, which manufacturers are weighing it against. (Though it's not as polished as the iPhone or perhaps the Palm Pre.)
- It's free. No license cost for phone makers.
- It has the next-best mobile app platform to Apple's, and unlike Palm or RIM, could actually support decent games. Developers are paying attention to Android, moreso than other platforms.
- It's open-source. This means manufacturers and carriers can mess with it to their hearts' content, in an effort to offer differentiated experiences. Thus, stuff like HTC's Sense user interface, Motorola's BLUR user interface, and custom services promised by Verizon. (Hopefully, this can be more productive than how PC companies compete in the commoditized Windows-powered computer industry -- mostly on price.)
- Google is investing millions of dollars into helping companies who want help. Google's hope is that Android will get hundreds of millions of more people using the Internet on their phones, so it could eventually make billions in mobile advertising.
All of this means that Android is shaping up to be a powerful mobile platform, and the industry is giving it an impressive level of support.
There's still plenty of uncertainty here -- whether consumers will like the devices, whether hardware costs can come down enough to ship Android on $0-$99 mass-market phones, whether Apple will react by distributing the iPhone at every carrier, and whether the Android app ecosystem will take off.
Market share won't be easy to come by, and it'll be many years before Google makes any money off Android.
But Android boss Andy Rubin has to be pretty happy these days.
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Spectrum Student Ministries
Leader: Taylor Bronisz
Administrator: Schylar Schlenker
Contact Phone: 505.344.0880
Meeting Time: Thursdays at 6:30 pm
Meeting Place: The Hub
The whole counsel of God for our full potential in Christ.
We were never supposed to have a dull, colorless experience when coming to church—we are meant to be the church.
In Acts 20:27 Paul said he "declared the full counsel of God," and in 1 Peter 4:10 we are told to utilize "the manifold grace of God."
At Spectrum, we teach all of God's Word that the brilliant face of Jesus would light up all our lives.
Services are Thursdays at 6:30 pm in The Hub.
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License To Ritek Settles Litigation
MILPITAS, CALIFORNIA and HSIN-CHU, TAIWAN, June 29, 2007 - SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) and Ritek Corporation today announced the settlement of their patent litigation. The companies entered into a royalty bearing patent cross-license agreement and SanDisk agreed to dismiss all current patent infringement litigation against Ritek.
"We are very happy to sign a cross-license agreement with each other and reach a win-win solution between both parties," said Eric Ai, Deputy Announcer of Ritek. "We are now the only Taiwanese manufacturer of flash cards, USB flash drives and storage systems that is licensed by SanDisk. SanDisk's valuable intellectual property umbrella will enable further growth of our business. Our customers can use Ritek flash cards and USB drives with certainty that there will be no downstream interruption from SanDisk."
E. Earle Thompson, SanDisk's Chief Intellectual Property Counsel, said, "This cross license is a significant step in ensuring that SanDisk's extensive card and storage system patents are respected globally. We are pleased with Ritek's decision to be the first Taiwanese manufacturer to take our new non-volatile memory system license agreement. Consistent with our longstanding licensing policy, we will license other manufacturers of flash cards, USB flash drives and storage systems, while vigorously pursuing parties that infringe or contribute to the infringement of our Intellectual Property."
The license and royalty terms of the cross license and settlement are confidential.
About SanDisk
SanDisk is the original inventor of flash storage cards and is the world's largest supplier of flash data storage card products using its patented, high-density flash memory and controller technology. SanDisk is headquartered in Milpitas, CA and has operations worldwide with more than half its sales outside the U.S.
About Ritek
By combining the Right Technology at the Right Time with the Right Product, RITEK has earned its name in the high-tech field of storage media. By maintaining an innovative business vision from the start, and combining it with a strong commitment to innovation and exceptional customer services, RITEK had successfully become the leading manufacturer of storage media in the world.
SanDisk's web site/home page address: http://www.sandisk.com
SanDisk's product and executive images can be downloaded from http://www.sandisk.com/about-sandisk/media-kit.aspx
SanDisk and the SanDisk logo are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation, registered in the United States and other countries. iNAND, mDOC and MegaSIM are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation, and/or its subsidiaries. microSD, microSDHC and miniSD are trademarks. Memory Stick Micro M2 is a trademark of Sony Corporation. All brand names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holder(s).
This news release contains forward-looking statements, including statements about SanDisk's licensing program and Ritek's sales that are based on the companies' current expectations and involve numerous risks and uncertainties that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate and may significantly and adversely affect the companies' business, financial condition and results of operations. Risks that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate include among others: future selling price erosion may be more severe than the companies' expectations due to decreased demand or excess industry capacity of flash memory, new competition from semiconductor company licensees of SanDisk, adverse global economic and geo-political conditions, including adverse currency exchange rates and acts of terror and war, the timely development, internal qualification and customer acceptance of new products, fluctuations in license and royalty revenues, business interruption due to earthquakes, hurricanes, pandemics, power outages or other natural disasters and other global events outside of the companies' control which could adversely impact consumer confidence and hence reduce demand for our products, and the other risks detailed from time-to-time under the caption "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in SanDisk's Securities and Exchange Commission filings and reports, including, but not limited to, its Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2006 and its quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. Future results may differ materially from those previously reported. The companies do not intend to update the information contained in this release.
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The 2012 L.A. Zine Fest Comix & Zine Reading:
Saturday Feb. 18th
show starts at 9pm
A curated collection of artists involved in the L.A. Zine Fest perform or display their works for a live audience!
A mad blast of Comix, Zines, Video, and Performance brought to you by the creators themselves!!!!!
We've got a talking Zebra w/a Battleaxe for a tail, Bed Bug infestations, a breakdown of the classic piece of shit/E.T. rip-off movie Mac & Me, excepts from the neu-classic Henry & Glen Forever, a day-glo story of a steroids dealer shot into space, Garfield psychedelia, awkward conversations overheard, and so much more!!
Kick off the beginning of the L.A. Zine Fest w/us and see some of the best in comix and zines blow your mind!
Champoy – Discoral USA
Mari Naomi – Sleep Deprived
Jed McGowan – Work and Play
Shalo P – Cosmic Bummer Funnies
Malachi Ward – Sweet Dreams & Top Ten
I Love Bad Movies (Presented by Matt Carman, Co-Editor) –
"A Pseudo-Scholarly Analysis of the E.T. rip-off Mac and Me"
Chris Graybill (ZFA Works)– Zebratron's Popular Operators (video)
Yumi Sakugawa – Mundane Fortunes For The Next Ten Billion Years
Keenan Marshall Keller – Galactic Breakdown #1 + Minimum Rage
Bianca Barragan – It's Because Of My Penis, Isn't It?
Gabrielle Gamboa – Miss Lonelyhearts
Igloo Tornado – Henry & Glen Forever
Levon Jihanian – Danger Country
Robin Enrico – Life of Vice
Jen Tong – rainbow & I
Tom Neely – Garfield
Saturday Feb. 18th
8pm (show starts at 9pm)
3121 Beverly Blvd
L.A. Zine Fest
Sunday Feb 19th
upstairs from THE LAST BOOKSTORE
453 S. Spring St., 90013


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Sioux City Sarsaparilla
$ 2.50
Sioux City brand was introduced in the 1970′s by the White Rock Beverage company. Here is a little history from their website:
The story of White Rock dates back to 1871 when a pharmacist named H.M. Colver purchased the White Rock natural spring and its surrounding 60 acres in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Local Potawatomi Indians and settlers believed that the spring's sparkling mineral water, which filtered through 1,400 feet of white magnesian rocks, held some medicinal power or value.
Capitalizing on the legend, Colver landscaped the grounds, built a pavilion and promoted the spring as a destination for vacationers and health seekers. A steamboat carried passengers to the grounds complete with spring house and later a health hotel. Within 5 years, Colver was bottling the spring's water for distribution throughout the country and Waukesha had gained the acclaim as "Saratoga of the West."
By the 1890's, White Rock had become America's largest selling sparkling table water and mixer. This was due in part to the transition from a medicinal beverage to a sophisticated beverage with a quality that allowed it to be served alone or with alcohol.
The company was looking for a trademark and came upon it at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893. A painting titled "Psyche at Nature's Mirror" by German artist Paul Thumann depicted a young woman, Psyche, kneeling on an alabaster rock and seeing her reflection in a pure, clear pool of water-appropriately symbolic of the natural water bottled at the Waukesha spring. Psyche has now represented the White Rock Company for over 110 years.
By the early 1900's, White Rock's reputation had spread quickly due in part to their domination of rail travel. Sales were starting to take off in Europe and other parts of the world and White Rock was featured at the coronation of England's King Edward VII.
By the 1920's, White Rock was part of historic events, most notably White Rock water was used at he christening of Gloria Vanderbilt (in the absence of church water). Charles Lindbergh also launched his historic flight from New York to Paris by breaking a bottle of White Rock Sparkling Water over his Spirit of Saint Louis plane.
White Rock became an innovative marketer and promoted Psyche so extensively that she was listed as one of the top ten trademarks in the United States. White Rock was served at the best restaurants and New York's Times Square featured a clock with the slogan "White Rock-The Water For All Time."
In 1924, White Rock went public and was acquired in 1944 by National Distillers, an international beverage marketer. By the time of the acquisition White Rock was the nation's leading brand of sparkling water and ginger ale. National Distillers expanded sales through the acquisition of regional beverage companies including Morgan Beverages, a New York based producer of flavored soft drinks.
In 1952, Alfred Morgan then president of White Rock and grandson of the founder of Morgan Beverages purchased White Rock.
Today, the fourth and fifth generations of the Morgan family still own and operate this ever changing and evolving stalwart of the beverage industry.


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Have a question about KOHLER engines? We've compiled a list of common questions and answers below.
Click here for a searchable list of KOHLER dealers. Or call us at 1-800-544-2444 (from the U.S. and Canada). You can also look up "Engines-Gasoline" in your local Yellow Pages.
KOHLER engines are found in a wide array of equipment that includes lawn and garden, commercial landscape, industrial construction, golf course maintenance, power generation, recreational and agricultural applications.
All KOHLER Courage®, Triad OHC, Command PRO, Command® and Magnum engines have a 2-year warranty period from the date of purchase by the end user. See the warranty pages of your owner's manual for additional details on specific engine warranties.
The engine identification numbers (model, spec and serial number) are on a silver decal normally affixed to the blower housing of the engine. These numbers should be provided to the dealer whenever parts are required.
Perform proper maintenance for each of the following areas, as outlined in your owner's manual:
You can determine the manufacture of your engine using the serial number. Click here to view a sample engine identification decal.
Hydraulic valve lifters reduce valve noise and compensate for valve wear. This eliminates valve adjustments and ensures full power output throughout the life of the engine.
Unleaded regular gasoline with a pump sticker octane rating of 87 or higher can be used. If you are required to use oxygenated fuel, blends containing a maximum of 10% ethanol or 15% MTBE are acceptable. Fuels with higher concentrations and methanol blends are not recommended.
Gasohol (up to 10% ethyl alcohol, 90% unleaded gasoline by volume) is approved as a fuel for KOHLER engines. Other gasoline/alcohol blends including E20 and E85 are not to be used and are not approved. Any failures resulting from use of these fuels will not be warranted.
10W-30 (Command Oil) is recommended for Command, Courage, Command PRO, Command PRO CS, Triad OHC, and Aegis engines for temperatures above freezing (32°F, 0°C). SAE-30 is an acceptable substitute if temperatures are above 50°F, 10°C. K-Series and Magnum engines should use SAE 30 (Magnum Oil) above freezing. 5W-20 or 5W-30 can be used in all engines when temperatures are below freezing. For more complete oil specifications refer to your owner's manual. For optimum performance, Kohler's special blend oils are available from your KOHLER dealer.
Synthetic oils meeting the classifications listed in the owner's manual may be used, however oil changes still need to be performed at the recommended intervals. To allow the piston rings to seat properly, Kohler recommends operating a new or rebuilt engine for at least 50 hours on standard oil before switching to the synthetic oil.
Due to possible variations within a model series, it is recommended that you rely on your actual dipstick readings. Add oil of the proper type, up to the "F" or "FULL" mark on the dipstick. Your owner's manual can provide you with more specific information.
Kohler does not recommend using additives or cleaners in the oil or fuel system. Air-cooled engines operate at higher temperatures than liquid-cooled automotive engines, and additives developed for automotive use may not perform properly at higher temperatures. Oil additives can prematurely break down, altering the properties of the oil and leading to extensive internal damage or failure. Fuel system cleaning additives have a tendency to separate and turn acidic, causing damage to fuel system components. However, a fuel stabilizer is recommended in the fuel during periods of non-use (one month or more) to retard fuel deterioration.
We suggest that you contact an authorized KOHLER dealer to diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate service or repair options. If you desire a second opinion, the dealer should contact their central distributor.
We recommend that the battery be disconnected, recharged with a battery charger and then tested for full capacity. Jump-starting can damage other components on the engine.
Varnish and gum deposits from stale gasoline are frequently the cause. We recommend the engine be checked and serviced by an authorized KOHLER dealer. In the future, follow the storage procedures in the owner's manual. Adding a stabilizer to the fuel in the fuel tank before a period of non-use (one month or more) will help prevent fuel deterioration.
Your owner's manual lists the proper shutdown procedures to avoid this occurrence. If your engine is equipped with a fuel shut-off solenoid, be certain to set the throttle between half and full throttle before turning the key switch to OFF.
KOHLER genuine parts may be obtained from any of the authorized dealers in your area or ordered on our website. Visit the Buy Kohler Genuine Parts page to learn more about these options.
KOHLER brand filters are produced to our exact specifications, including media size and internal valve requirements. There may be similar filters on the market, but we cannot verify their accuracy or control their quality. Our recommendation is to shop around for the best price on KOHLER filters and replace them as recommended in your owner's manual.
Yes, we do. Sometimes new technology and designs permit us to discontinue one line in favor of a higher performing, lower emission product. Depending on the length of time since we discontinued a given engine, service parts may still be available. Contact your KOHLER dealer for more information.
Switching to a Command PRO engine may be possible, but it will not be a "drop in" replacement. Extensive modifications are often required. We recommend that a KOHLER dealer perform conversions of this nature.
You can determine the manufacture of your engine using the serial number. Contact Kohler to view a sample engine identification decal.


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When it comes to leadership development, organizations often envision employees as talent in a pipeline that needs to be developed in order to move up. But is this the best approach? Rusty Stahl, Idealist board member, doesn't think so:
First, pipelines generally transport oil, not people. I will admit it: a pipeline takes an asset from its starting place (at least the place where people drill the oil up from the ground) to the ultimate destination we define for it, where it is transformed into new forms of energy and burned into oblivion. Career pathways similarly deploy talent assets from their youth to be transformed into productive workers that turn their values, intelligence, creativity, sweat and relationships into the life energy of social causes. And, ultimately, at the least, the physical manifestation of that energy is used up.
But nonprofit workers are not oozing liquid that simply goes with the flow. There is much more agency, choice and give-and-take amongst people as we move along our career paths; sometimes we pursue employers, other times they recruit us. We proactively build up experience, and sometimes opportunities appear unexpectedly as a result of preparation — and luck. Most careers do not move from point A to point Z in a straight line with scientific precision like the pipeline.
Instead, he argues that nonprofit careers develop like links in a chain: "Mentors and teachers pass ideas, knowledge, and practices from hand to hand. This ensures that knowledge from the past remains alive in the present and morphs into the future as each generation innovates, adapts and adds new meaning and method to an evolving cannon."
Read more on Rusty's blog and chime in: how should we approach career and leadership development in the nonprofit sector?


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The deadly limousine fire that killed five women on the San Mateo Bridge in May "was accidental in nature," the California Highway Patrol announced Monday. Officials announced no criminal charges will be filed.
CHP held a news conference to release the results of its formal investigation, including how the fire started and whether any laws were broken. CHP Captain Mike Maskarich said the fire was the result of a "catastrophic failure of the rear suspension system."
LISTEN: 911 Calls Reveal Desperate Pleas for Help
The San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said there was no basis for filing criminal charges. "This is a tragedy that is not a crime," Wagstaffe said.
Five women, including the bride-to-be, were killed May 4 when the 1999 Lincoln Town Car they were riding in on their way to a bridal party burst into flames. Four of the nine women inside the limo survived. Most were mothers and nurses in the East Bay.
"The failure of the suspension system…allowed the drive shaft to contact the floor board," Foster City Fire Chief Michael Keefe said. "The heat and possible sparks generated from the friction from the rotation drive shaft and the underside of the floor plan beneath the leading edge of the rear seat ignited the materials covering the floorboard."
Smoke and fire blocked access to rear doors, leaving the passengers a small pass-through into the driver's compartment as the only escape option, Keefe said.
Dramatic recordings of 911 calls at the scene of the fire reveal desperate pleas for help outside the burning vehicle.
RAW VIDEO: Officials Announce Investigation Results
"We need help on the San Mateo Bridge!" cried a female voice at 10:07 p.m. on May 4 in the first of more than a dozen emergency calls about the fire that were released Monday by the California Highway Patrol. "Oh my God, oh my God. I cannot open the door!"
A male voice then yelled, "Get out, get out, get out!"
Three days after the crash, the CHP announced that the limo was authorized to carry eight passengers, not nine, and that the company, Limo Stop, could be fined by the California Public Utilities Commission. Officials announced Monday the company will face a $7,500 citation for operating with too many passengers.
The five women killed were among nine passengers in the limousine celebrating the wedding of Neriza Fojas, 31, of Monterey.
Killed in the fire were Fojas; Jennifer Balon, 39, of Dublin; Anna Alcantara, 46, of San Lorenzo; Michelle Estrera, 35, of Fresno; and Felomina Geronga, 43, of Alameda.
San Mateo Coroner Robert Foucrault said all five died of smoke inhalation and their deaths have been ruled accidental.
Those who survived the fire are Jasmin Deguia, 34, of San Jose; Mary Guardiano, 42, of Alameda; Nelia Arellano, 36, of Oakland; and Amalia Loyola, 48, of San Leandro.
Eight of the nine women in the limo were current or former employees at the Fruitvale Health Care Center in Oakland.
Orville Brown was driving the limo and became the focus of the investigation after his estranged wife claimed the two were arguing on a cell phone while he was driving as the fire erupted. Maskarich disputed those allegations Monday, saying Brown was not on his cell phone in the moments leading up to the fire.
In July, Rachel Hernandez-Brown told NBC Bay Area in an on-camera interview, that she was in a volatile relationship with Brown and had been arguing with him on the phone just minutes before the limo burst into flames. The couple had split up a month before the fire, she said, and the day of the fire, police were called to break up an argument between the two.
VIDEO: Family of Limo Victims Talk About Their Loss
"They were beautiful ladies," Orville Brown told NBC Bay Area in May after the tragedy. He said he did not understand at first what was going on when one of the women yelled "Smoke." He thought at first that the women wanted a cigarette.
He said only when he understood the gravity of the situation was when he he pulled over and got on the phone - only to call for help.
Officials also disputed reports that the vehicle's airbags ruptured and that the failure of the rear suspension system caused the vehicle to come in contact with the road.
MORE: "I Saw Smoke in the Back of the Car," Limo Survivor
RAW VIDEO: Limo Driver Describes San Mateo Bridge Tragedy
Bay City News contributed to this report.


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GIMME SHELTER- Bloomin' Summer: Get landscaping started now!
Q: Last summer, the terrible August heat sapped the color right out of our garden. This year, I'd like to make sure we have some colorful blooms around. When should I start thinking about planting summer bulbs? And what are some good summer bulb choices?
A:To ensure great color in your garden in the heat of summer, you'll need to think about planting your summer bulbs now. Summer bulbs can provide beautiful blooms once your roses and other spring flowers have lost their luster. Also, most of these bulbs will bloom late into the fall, giving your asters and chrysanthemums some company.
However, given the cold temperatures we've had this spring, the timing can be a little tricky. That's because summer bulbs need to be planted after all danger of frost has passed. Most folks start planting them at the end of April, but if we get a sudden May frost, you'll lose them. Even if the outside temperature is warm, the ground can still be cold, and if these colder temperatures persist there's a chance of a sudden cold snap in May. With summer bulbs it's best not to jump the gun: keep your bulbs in the fridge until you're pretty sure those cold nights are past us.
Popular bulbs include gladiolas, dahlias, and lilies. Glads are very popular because they're tall-stemmed, good for cut flowers, provide a good back-boarder for your garden because they're so tall, and come in vivid colors. They're also a favorite of hummingbirds. Dahlias, too, provide marvelous color and make great cut flowers.
And lilies, like the popular orange tigers and stargazers, are sturdy plants that can grow in a variety of soils. If you get past the danger of frost, you can expect beautiful blooms to appear in late June or July, and they'll stick around through August, September, and even October.
Keep in mind, though, the majority of summer bulbs will not over-winter here, so you'll need to treat them as annuals and be prepared to plant them all over again next spring.


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I need help determining the forces, and the direction of them in this fluid statics problem.
A hollow cylinder with closed ends is $300\,\rm mm$ in diameter and $450\,\rm mm$ tall. It has a mass of $27\,\rm kg$ and a tiny hole at the bottom. It is lowered slowly into water and then released. Calculate:
a. The pressure of the air inside the cylinder.
b. The height to which the water will rise.
c. The depth to which the cylinder will sink.
I was already given the answers to these problems for clarification, but I think I'm going to start with the free body diagram (FBD) to part c.
Now I know there is a weight from the cylinder going down and a buoyant force going up because of the water and the submerged volume of the cylinder. Now, does the air trapped in the cylinder also create a buoyant force, or some kind of force also pushing up? And how would I calculate this force if there is one? After that, I'm sure I can get the rest of the calculations.


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