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To submit the online application and pay the application fee, visit uvu.edu/admissions.
Along with the application, you must submit the following:
Official transcripts:
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Once your application and all required documentation are received by UVU, we will send an acceptance letter with your UV ID number to the email address you provided on your application.
After completing the above step, meet with your advisor to get personalized help and to be cleared to register for classes. You cannot register for classes until your advisor releases the registration hold. To locate your advisor, go to uvu.edu and click "Find Your Advisor" or visit uvu.edu/advising .
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After your advisor has cleared you and you have attended the mandatory orientation meeting, log on to myUVU, go to the "Student" tab and select "Registration and Planning." Under the "Registration" section, select "Look Up Classes to Add." For questions regarding registration, call One Stop at 801-863-4636. Fall registration opens in early April; spring registration opens in early November.
More information on tuition deadlines can be found on the student timetable located at uvu.edu/schedule. Students must have tuition paid, financial aid awarded or be enrolled in a UVU Tuition Payment Plan to prevent their class schedule from being dropped for nonpayment. TO access UVU's online payment services, log on to myUVU and locate "Paying for My Education" under the "Student" tab.
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Managing Operational Risk of Financial Services Processes – part 2/2
By Sanjeev Sharma on Nov 17, 2011
In my earlier blog post, I had described the factors that lead to compliance complexity of financial services processes. In this post, I will outline the business implications of the increasing process compliance complexity and the specific role of BPM in addressing the operational risk reduction objectives of regulatory compliance.
First, let's look at the business implications of increasing complexity of process compliance for financial institutions:
· Increased time and cost of compliance due to duplication of effort in conforming to regulatory requirements due to process changes driven by evolving regulatory mandates, shifting business priorities or internal/external audit requirements
· Delays in audit reporting due to quality issues in reconciling non-standard process KPIs and integrity concerns arising from the need to rely on multiple data sources for a given process
Next, let's consider some approaches to managing the operational risk of business processes. Financial institutions considering reducing operational risk of their processes, generally speaking, have two choices:
· Rip-and-replace existing applications with new off-the shelf applications.
· Extend capabilities of existing applications by modeling their data and process interactions, with other applications or user-channels, outside of the application boundary using BPM.
The benefit of the first approach is that compliance with new regulatory requirements would be embedded within the boundaries of these applications. However pre-built compliance of any packaged application or custom-built application should not be mistaken as a one-shot fix for future compliance needs. The reason is that business needs and regulatory requirements inevitably out grow end-to-end capabilities of even the most comprehensive packaged or custom-built business application.
Thus, processes that originally resided within the application will eventually spill outside the application boundary. It is precisely at such hand-offs between applications or between overlaying processes where vulnerabilities arise to unknown and accidental faults that potentially result in errors and lead to partial or total failure.
The gist of the above argument is that processes which reside outside application boundaries, in other words, span multiple applications constitute a latent operational risk that spans the end-to-end value chain. For instance, distortion of data flowing from an account-opening application to a credit-rating system if left un-checked renders compliance with "KYC" policies void even when the "KYC" checklist was enforced at the time of data capture by the account-opening application.
Oracle Business Process Management is enabling financial institutions to lower operational risk of such process "gaps" for Financial Services processes including "Customer On-boarding", "Quote-to-Contract", "Deposit/Loan Origination", "Trade Exceptions", "Interest Claim Tracking" etc.. If you are faced with a similar challenge and need any guidance on the same feel free to drop me a note.


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In a statement at the White House, Obama called it an "equitable solution." Under the compromise, religious-affiliated employers will not be required to provide birth control coverage.
That covers Catholic hospitals and Catholic universities, among others.
The burden falls to insurance companies to offer birth control services at such institutions, free of charge.
Churches are exempt from the rule.
The policy on contraception stems from the 2010 healthcare overhaul.
When the original rule was unveiled -- requiring employers to provide full birth control services to women -- it provoked immediate criticism from Republicans and some Catholic Democrats.
The harshest critics accused the administration of waging war on religion.
President Obama said he cherishes religious liberty.
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When your private financial information gets into the wrong hands, the consequences can be devastating. Yet there are many ways you can help protect yourself on a daily basis, from taking precautions while online to checking your credit report periodically.
If you should fall victim to identity theft, it is important that you act quickly. Contacting the correct agencies and filing the necessary reports will go a long way toward minimizing any damage to your financial wellbeing.
Who to Contact
Credit Bureaus: Immediately contact the fraud departments of each of the credit bureaus listed below. Alert them that you are a victim of identity theft, and request that a fraud alert be placed in your file. You can also request a security freeze, preventing credit issuers from obtaining access to your credit files without your permission. This prevents thieves from opening up new credit cards in your name.
Law Enforcement: Report identity theft to your local police department. If the crime occurred somewhere other than where you live, you may wish to report it to law enforcement there as well. The police will create an "identity theft report" and you can request a copy.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC): The FTC does not investigate identity theft cases, but they can share information that you give them, such as the identity theft report number, with investigators nationwide. For more information about fighting back against identity theft, visit the FTC's Identity Theft website.
The Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft Hotline is 877-IDTHEFT (877-438-4338)
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This 1972 Spring album produced by Gamble & Huff, includes one of Joe Simon's biggest hits "Drowning In The Sea Of Love", which reached number 3 in the R&B charts during 1971. Not a lot of people know this.... In the Billboard Book of R&B Hits, Joel Whitburn lists the 200 most successful artistes. James Brown comes out on top, no surprises there, but Joe Simon clocks in at number 24, beating such luminaries as Otis Redding (50), Al Green (47), Michael Jackson (40!!),and Chic (200)'How Do You Feel The Morning After' asks Millie Jackson on the opening track of her 3rd album cut for Spring records and first issued in 1974-.-in Millie's case you're almost afraid to ask. The tracks for this album were cut at Muscle Shoals studio, with the house rhythm section of Roger Hawkin and David Hood, alongside keyboard legend Barry Beckett and it sure shows y'all. The sassy Miss Jackson and some home cooked southern funk combined to produce a superb soul record, with 2 U.S. R&B hits thrown in for good measure


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Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Just vote
Don't forget to vote.
I won't be, because I am a L.O.S.E.R. After raving about how much I hate all the bureaucracy that goes into registering to vote, I promised myself I'd do it. Then I put it off, and put it off. Then, finally, I went into the DMV. I waited over an hour to apply for my driver's license, and when I asked for a voter registration form, they informed me that I had missed the 30-day cutoff.
That doesn't mean I can't do endorsements though, for those Alaska voters who were coherent enough to register in the state they live in.
If I could vote for governor, I'd vote for this guy: Andrew Halcro.
Sure, he doesn't have a prayer of actually winning this race. And it's easy for me as a non-voter to say I'd quote/unquote "throw away" my vote on him. But he's a former Republican state representative who got little liberal old me to root for him, so I can't be the only one. Plus, I have this hang-up about wanting to "throw away" votes on the delusional hope that important leadership positions will be filled by people who are smarter than I am. Tony Knowles might be. But Sarah Palin? Eeeeeeee.
If I could vote for Congressperson, I'd vote for Diane Benson. I've only ever lived in states with embarrassing loyalty to out-of-touch career politicians (please, Orrin Hatch anyone?) But Don Young? 17 terms? Please, please, please stop the madness. But speaking of throwing away votes - Geoff tells me he's going to cast one for Juneauite Bill Ratigan, who is running under a party called "Impeach Now." This irks me to no end.
As far as national races, it's almost hard for me to say what I'm rooting for. I'd like to see the Democrats take control of Congress, but at the same time, that would mean hang-ups and squabbling and vetos and little-to-no action from the Legislative/Executive branch for two whole years. Actually, on second thought, that would be wonderful. Go Dems!
But no matter how you feel about the whole thing, you might as well take five minutes Tuesday to show up the L.O.S.E.R.S. like me, the ones glancing wistfully as we pass bustling polling places, and cast a vote. I'll be the one awake until the wee hours of Wednesday morning waiting to see the results (I have to - it's my job), knowing full well that I had no say in them.
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Don't worry Jill, I'm not really going to vote for Bill Ratigan... I don't think anyway. I've still got 10 hours to decide and I plan to use every minute of that time.ReplyDelete
it's always diffucult to decide whether to go the "Throw Away" a vote route and vote for the candidate you agree with the most or to vote "logically/rationally" and choose the person who has the best chance of beating the person you agree with the least.
voted.... :)ReplyDelete
peace out, yo!
Politics depress me. I'm registered in PA and sent in my absentee ballot last week.ReplyDelete
I was getting really pissed off today while talking to people at work. They are in the military and don't even care to vote.
What ever happens I hope it's for the better, but some of these super liberals give me the creeps. On the other hand, I haven't been to happy with the current crew.
So depressed............
How can you be politicaly aware but not bother to vote?ReplyDelete
I Don't get it. I can see you're already down on yourself but I'll comment anyway.
You have the right to participate in a democracy (many of the worlds women don't) and you didn't use it. The world is changing fast maybe next time you won't have the same opportunity (I hope you do). All the best with the next election.
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Polymorphous light eruption, also known as polymorphic light eruption, is an itchy rash caused by sun exposure in people who have developed a sensitivity to sunlight (photosensitivity). The rash usually appears as red, tiny bumps or slightly raised patches of skin.
Polymorphous light eruption occurs most often during spring and early summer when a person's exposure to sunlight increases. Repeat episodes are less likely as the summer progresses, but polymorphous light eruption often recurs each year after the first incident.
Although polymorphous light eruption usually goes away on its own without treatment, medications may be needed to treat severe or persistent cases. Measures to protect the skin from sun exposure or light therapy may help prevent recurring episodes of polymorphous light eruption.
The term "eruption" refers to the rash, which usually appears within minutes to hours — or sometimes within a couple of days — after exposure to sunlight. The rash usually appears on areas of the body that tend to be covered during winter but exposed in summer: the upper chest, front of the neck and the arms.
Characteristics of the rash may include:
Rarely people may have other signs or symptoms, such as fever, chills, headache or nausea. These conditions may be the result of an associated sunburn rather than polymorphous light eruption.
A number of conditions — including some serious diseases — can cause skin rashes with similar appearances. It's important to get a prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
The exact cause of polymorphous light eruption isn't well-understood. The rash appears in people who have developed a sensitivity to components of sunlight, and in particular ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or other sources, such as tanning beds or tanning lamps. This sensitivity is referred to as photosensitivity. Photosensitivity results in sunlight-induced immune system activity that produces inflammation and a rash.
UV radiation is a wavelength of sunlight in a range too short for the human eye to see. UV light that reaches the earth is divided into two wavelength bands — ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB).
A person with photosensitivity can react to both types of UV radiation. Although UVB doesn't penetrate glass, UVA does. Therefore, exposure to sunlight through windows may cause a reaction in some people with photosensitivity.
Sensitivity to sunlight lessens with repeated exposure in polymorphous light eruption. Therefore, there are somewhat predictable features of polymorphous light eruption:
Although anyone can develop polymorphous light eruption, several factors are associated with an increased risk of the condition:
You're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or primary care doctor, but you may be referred to a specialist in skin diseases (dermatologist).
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to arrive well-prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions can help you make the most of your time together. For polymorphous light eruption, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Your doctor will ask you a number of questions about your symptoms and your medical history. Be prepared to answer the following:
Avoid sun exposure whenever possible. If you can't avoid the sun, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. Apply sunscreen generously, and reapply every two hours — or more often if you're swimming or perspiring.
Your doctor can probably make a diagnosis of polymorphous light eruption based on a physical exam and your answers to questions. Laboratory tests may be needed to confirm a diagnosis or rule out other conditions.
Your doctor will do an exam to check your general health. In particular, he or she will examine the rash and the condition of your skin at other sites.
Your doctor may order one of the following tests if a diagnosis isn't certain, the rash doesn't resolve at an expected rate, or there is any reason to suspect another condition causing the rash. Tests may include:
Your doctor may need to rule out other disorders characterized by light-induced skin reactions. These conditions include:
Polymorphous light eruption treatment usually isn't necessary because the rash typically goes away on its own within a few days to a week or more.
Your doctor may suggest light therapy (phototherapy) to prevent seasonal episodes of polymorphous light eruption. Phototherapy exposes your skin to small doses of UVA or UVB light, which helps your skin be less sensitive to light — essentially a controlled version of the increased exposure you would experience over the course of the summer.
One type of light therapy called psoralen plus ultraviolet A (PUVA) combines UVA with administration of a medicine called psoralen, which makes the skin more sensitive to this light. Short-term side effects of this therapy may include nausea, headache and itching.
Self-care measures that may lessen itching related to polymorphous light eruption include:
To lessen the likelihood of recurring episodes of polymorphous light eruption, take the following precautions:
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People whose primary language is not English and have a limited ability to understand, speak, read, and write English are at a disadvantage in the United States. If they want to take advantage of government programs, for example, they may not understand or exercise their rights in the programs and activities funded by the federal government, or be able to access important benefits or services of the programs or comply with applicable responsibilities. Such individuals are referred to as being "limited English proficient" or LEP.
It is the goal of the federal government to reduce the language barriers for LEP individuals seeking access to government services. Federal agencies are required to create plans to ensure that their activities are accessible to these people. At the same time, the government obligates organizations receiving federal assistance in the form of grants or training, for example, to take reasonable steps to ensure the same meaningful access to their programs.
Basis of the Law
Department of Justice LEP Guidance
Monitoring the LEP Plan
Effects of the Costs of Providing Language Services
For further information
Federal laws that, in particular, apply to language access are:
Section 601 of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 states that no person can be denied benefits or be subjected to discrimination because of his or her race, color, or national origin under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. In some cases, the connection between national origin and a person's limited English proficiency might result in discrimination on the basis of the person's limited ability to speak and understand English. Furthermore, Section 602 of Title VI authorizes and directs federal agencies that provide financial assistance to programs or activities to issue rules and regulations that effectuate the provisions of Section 601. The Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 provides the same prohibitions as Section 601.
Executive Order 13166 directs federal agencies to take reasonable steps to ensure that their programs are accessible to LEP individuals. The agencies are required to publish guidance to clarify that obligation. All such guidance documents must be consistent with the compliance standards and framework set forth in a DOJ Policy Guidance entitled "Enforcement of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964-National Origin Discrimination Against Persons with Limited English Proficiency." Finally, Executive Order 13166 requires that these agencies ensure that their recipients of federal financial assistance also take reasonable steps to ensure meaningful access for LEP individuals.
Federal financial assistance can include grants, awards, and training provided to state and local government entities, nonprofit and private organizations, and tribal governments, as well as to subrecipients (entities that receive federal funding from those recipients). Other organizations affected include state and local police, courts, prisons, juvenile justice agencies, other law enforcement programs, colleges and universities, and state and local planning agencies.
Department of Justice LEP Guidance
In June 2002, DOJ adopted its final "Guidance to Federal Financial Assistance Recipients Regarding Title VI Prohibition Against National Origin Discrimination Affecting Limited English Proficient Persons" (LEP Guidance). In it, DOJ discusses four factors that agencies must use to assess the need for interpretation assistance for a particular language group or groups.
1. The number or proportion of LEP persons served or encountered by the program or grantee in the eligible service population.
The recipient should take into account the number of past LEP encounters and also look at statistical data, such as the census, school systems, and community groups to determine those encountered or eligible to be served. The greater the number or proportion, the more likely that pre-arranged language services are needed.
2. The frequency with which LEP individuals come in contact with a program.
The recipient should determine how often contact with particular language groups would occur and where, such as in schools or jails or community centers. More frequent contact means a greater need for enhanced language services.
3. The nature and importance of the program, service, or benefit to people's lives.
For the LEP person, the consequences of being unable to communicate effectively can mean not understanding that the government program may be compulsory, or that denial or delay of service may have serious or life-threatening consequences. The more important the program, the more likely that timely, highly qualified interpreters will be needed.
4. The resources available to the grantee/recipient or agency to implement LEP guidance, and the costs.
The grantee/recipient or agency has to analyze the costs of providing different types of language services and the impact of those costs on the steps it should take to provide such services. The recipient should explore all options for providing those services before limiting access because of cost.
The four-factor analysis also must consider the kinds of LEP services required (whether oral interpretation through various means or written translation), staff training, and an outreach program to notify LEP persons of the availability of language assistance. The key to LEP compliance is to ensure meaningful access to programs for LEP individuals by making certain that they receive accurate, timely, and effective information at no cost.
The LEP Guidance recommends, but does not require, that recipients develop and have in place an implementation plan for identifying and providing language services to LEP individuals. A plan periodically reviewed and updated by the recipients would be a cost-effective way to document compliance and provide a framework for providing language assistance. Organizations are not required to submit their plans to federal agencies, but in certain circumstances, such as complaint investigations or compliance reviews, recipients may be required to discuss their plans and practices for providing services to LEP individuals.
Effects of the Costs of Providing Language Services
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Huntington Library recently displayed the gourd art of Sharon Pollaehne and Shawnee Barnes.
"I have been carving and painting gourds for the last four years. People often ask how I got started. I have been doing crafts and painting for years, and I have always found gourds to be fascinating. I just happened to be able to combine painting and crafting into one medium, gourds.
"Everything I have learned was self taught with a lot of trial and error in between. In fact the first gourd I tried working on caught on fire as I tried cutting it open. I have learned a lot since then. I now grow my own gourds. My favorite gourds to carve are the leaf motif gourds. I love gardening and nature, so the designs are easy to come up with.
"I have been able to sell my gourds throughout the state, from St. George to Moab, to Heber City and in Park City," said Pollaehne.
Pollaehne has displayed her gourds at several Emery County Fairs and other events in the county where crafts are shown. Even though she is a very busy wife and mother, she markets her own creations, and will take special orders.
Barnes got started "gourding," by accident. Her dad, Glenn Nelson of Huntington, had grown some gourds one summer. Her mother Sylvia, called and said, "How many of these gourds do you want?" Shawnee said "none," called the next day and said "one," called the very next day and said "I'll take a few more." By the end of the week, she said "I'm a 'gourdaholic."
The first one finished was a birthday gift of a plant watering pitcher for her mother, who cried. Her parents could hardly wait to see the next and next creation, and her dad wanted to keep each and every one.
Then she decided she might try to sell them. She made a website, with photos and prices, and has been able to sell them as fast as she can make them, many even before they were finished. The Museum of the San Rafael let her make a display for their annual Folk Art Festival. The Museum in Price also asked her to do a special display for an art event. She was able to sell everything she had or was able to make before Christmas that year, including hair pieces and jewelry.
"Grow more gourds, dad," and of course, he did. The next year he grew about 250, many different varieties, dried them, scrubbed them clean and stored them, ready for her use. She doesn't like to sell them herself. She is embarrassed to think that people will pay for something she has created out of such a simple thing, even though she puts hours into each piece and to perfection. The first year she had a booth at the Scofield Pleasant Valley days, she got lost in the crowd while mom sold every gourd within an hour. Dad grows 'em. Shawnee makes 'em. Mom markets 'em.
Shawnee's style and technique is somewhat unique. She wood burns only, which is dirty, long work. She looks at the gourd and sees the finished piece in her mind before starting. The Native American motifs are as close to originals she has seen, with one special addition to each one to make it her own. All are worked free hand. She designs and draws her own animals and also many designs now.
Different places of business have wanted certain kinds of styles, but Shawnee just "has to do what she sees in the gourd." She enjoys making the designs familiar to her lifestyle; fish, deer, elk, bison and even though she hates snakes she has made a rattlesnake bowl with a real rattle. At one Sportsman for Wildlife banquet, she gave a big wildlife bowl for the silent auction, and before the night was over, she gave a big wildlife bowl for the silent auction, and before the night was over, she had sold the other three that were out in dad's pickup as well. She has been asked to do certain designs found on this area's rock art. She enjoys visiting the sites, sitting, sketching, and then drawing it onto just the right gourd.
One of the most fun gourds that Shawnee has created was bought for friend who rides mules. It was a large bowl with a handle depicting a mule hanging over a fence, and titled "Feed Me and Apple." The bowl was filled with decorator apple.
Shawnee is a graduate of Emery High, graduated from the University of Utah with two degrees and several minors, has taught Criminology at CEU, where she also taught modern and jazz dance classes.
Shawnee has one daughter, Shaffryn, who is at Portland State University. She likes to ride horses with her dad, hunt and fish, go 4-wheeling with friends, go hiking, biking and river rafting. She enjoys the ballet and mostly modern dance, and also attends musical concerts. She works on photo scrapbooks, makes her own greeting cards, special baby and wedding gifts that are out of the ordinary. She does pencil drawings and is learning to water color.
When does she have time to "gourd"???... Whenever she can! She enjoys her alone times, whether at the family home in the mountains where she makes coffee and cinnamon rolls so the house will smell like it did when Grandma Jo lived there, or at her own home, now in Colorado.
Shawnee is always interested in other people who are making gourd art. She appreciates how much of that person goes into each piece; the time and talent put into their work, whether large or small; each and every piece is a "one of a kind!"
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Baby Flames at the World Juniors
Christian Roatis
August 15 2013 12:01PM
A number of the world's top hockey countries held evaluation camps this month in anticipation of the 2014 World Junior Hockey Championships in Sweden and it's generated a little buzz in the Calgary Flames world as a number of it's prospects received invitations to these camps. While not many fan bases pay much attention to which of their prospects get invited to a summer orientation camp, things seemed to be a little different in
With the team rebuilding and an emphasis on young players and prospects stronger than ever, the Flames find themselves in possession of something foreign to them in recent history - a solid prospect base. Five Flames hopefuls were at the Junior Evaluation Tournament in
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And so arises the matter of Flames property playing at the World Junior Championships - more specifically, Team
Phaneuf is the only one of the group that has turned into something substantial at the NHL level and made the team more than once. He finished his WJC career with 10 points in 12 games. He and Dustin Boyd are the only two that made noise at the tournament - Boyd scoring at a point per game clip through 6 games. Keith Aulie was on the shut-down pairing with Tyler Myers, though he wasn't featured much on the PP or in the offensive zone.
The rest made the team as filler.
In recent years they've sent a respectable number of guys to the tournament - a number that has steadily increased with an impressive 5 last year. As metnioned, there's the potential to have upwards of 8 guys at the tournament this year - including 4 guys for Team
The Canadian Boys
Sean Monahan, OHL, 18 - 6th overall, 2013
Invited to Team
The big centerman seems like a lock for the Canadian squad at this point, as long as the Flames don't keep him in the NHL. He's put in excellent performances at the evaluation camp this week and nearly made it last year, as an underage player. Even if he makes the NHL squad, I'd expect the Flames release him for what is always a huge experience for U20 players.His role on the team appears to be of the top 6 variety at this point. He may even play on the top unit, but that all depends on guys like Nate MacKinnon playing on the team or not. I'd expect a healthy scoring clip around a point per game from Monahan this winter.
Emile Porier, QMJHL, 18 - 22nd overall, 2013
Invited to Team
While Porier is relied upon as an offensive player with his junior team, Gatineau, Team Canada Head Coach Brent Sutter has used Porier in a more of a checking role so far at camp and the big left winger has impressed using his size and blistering speed to paralyze opponents on the fore check. If he can have a solid start to the year, he'll definitely be invited to the winter selection camp.
He's a big, quick skating two-way player - the kind Sutter loves to use to shift momentum in games and annoy the opposition. Poirier would fit well into
Mark Jankowski, NCAA, 18 - 21st overall, 2013
Invited to Team
In my opinion, non-invitee Morgan Klimchuck has a better shot of making the final cut than Jankowski. Janko was used as a checker for most of the camp and that's really not the role he excels at - he's an offense first guy. An offensive game belongs in the Top 6 and at this point, but his performance level doesn't deserve to be anywhere near the top of the rotation for Team Canada at this point
That said, he's a big, solid skater and you always hear of "guys adjusting their roles" for the team, so if Brent Sutter likes him in a checking role, there's always a chance. He can help his cause by starting off strong in college this season.Like I said, Sutter liked to deploy him as a defensive staple so if he somehow falls ass backwards into a roster spot he'll find himself playing a few minutes a night in the bottom 6. Some penalty killing and defensive starts I'd imagine would be his focus for the duration of the tournament. No point expectations whatsoever.
Morgan Klimchuck, WHL, 18 - 28th overall, 2013
Not Invited to Team
I was baffled Klimchuk wasn't invited to the camp for a number of reasons, but first and foremost is he offers tremendous defensive value with higher offensive effectiveness than probably Jankowski at this point. He fills that role of a pesky third liner checker that can bury one on you if you're not careful. The type that win games and championships.However if he can go to
A third/fourth line role seems appropriate with a goal here and there. He'll be a big part of the 2014 team though, for sure.
Those Americans
Jon Gillies, NCAA, 19 - 75th overall, 2012
Invited to Team
Patrick Sieloff, OHL, 19 - 42nd overall, 2012
Invited to Team
Was very good and consistent throughout the camp. By all accounts he's improved his offensive game considerably, in particular his puck moving which is good to see for a guy who's strength lies on the defensive side of the puck. Not only is he a lock for the team, he could be named the Captain of the squad this year. Sieloff wore an "A" last year.He'll probably be on the top pairing - top 4 at the very least - and will be relied on heavily on the penalty kill. Maybe he'll even make an appearance on the power play but I don't expect big point totals out of him.
Tim Harrison, NCAA, 18 - 157th overall, 2013
Not Invited to Team
A really good start to the year could get the pesky
That One Euro Guy
Rushan Rafikov, MHL, 18 - 187th overall, 2013
Didn't have a Summer Camp
A regular on Russia's national junior teams, Rafikov represented his country at the U17's, U18's and U18/19's in the past season so I'd say he has a good shot at making the U20 team this winter. Not much is known about him, but I'd say a durable, two-way defenseman who has a good history with his country's hockey federation is in decent shape.Anyone's guess where he play's if he makes the team though. Maybe Top 4 with some power play time? I honestly have no clue but he has put up decent points historically internationally so maybe an offensive type role could be in order.
The Flames could send 8 promising youngsters to the World Juniors this year, which is a testament to the quality they've wrangled out of recent drafts Team
Nice article, I agree that Morgan Klimchuck should have been invited, but a strong start from him will go along way. He is on Hockey Canada's radar after a strong U18 performance in the spring. Considering Jonathan Drouin, Nathan MacKinnon, Sean Monahan, Tom Wilson, Max Domi, Bo Horvat, Scott Laughton & Brendan Gaunce all have a chance to crack NHL Rosters we might only see 14 Forwards from this camp back at the Winter Selection Camp. You gotta think 20-24 forwards will be invited there, I cannot see many other Forwads ahead of Klimchuk for an invite and I actually think Klimchuk could easily beat out guys like Ryan Rupert, Félix Girard, Mark Jankowski already at this camp, plus injuries. He actually has a good chance to make the final roster in my opinion.
August 15 2013, 01:53PM
Aside from Monahan and Gillies, who will presumably be fairly high-profile guys in this tourney, I'm dying to get a look at our 'ultracompetitive' Russian defender.
He just sounds like a beauty of a hockey player.
August 15 2013, 12:35PM
Corey Pronman watched the tournament. We'll have thoughts from him published this afternoon.
August 15 2013, 12:26PM
Christian; I was wondering if you were at the tournie or are you like most of us reading into the reports. I am wondering if any one in FN was actually there and had eyes on the ground, I know I didn't. I like your perspective on the players and would just like to add the following about the Canadian kids; Klimchuks stock may rise becasue he's a WHL and Brent will see him first hand. I'm worried for Poirier as he is in the Q and may not be as much in immediate picture. Monahan played well enough and is big ticket guy so I'm sure he won't slip through the cracks. Janko's chance are very slim. As far as the others I think you bang on about the US kids and I suspect about the Russian; we might watch that team with greater attention to him.
Canada's Summer Camp is often bizarre. A few years ago, Patrick Holland was invited for no apparent reason, while Max Reinhart was bafflingly left off.
Even this year; Why Ryan Rupert? Even more confusing was the fact that he wasn't an injury replacement.
August 15 2013, 01:29PM
Corey Pronman watched the tournament. We'll have thoughts from him published this afternoon.
Thanks for the update. I look forward to Corey's view as it is always good to have an opinion of someone who saw it first hand. I wish I had the time, money or situation to do so.
Looking at Rushan Rafikov's 2012-2013 stats in the MHL. Where players like Valeri Nichushkin only had a point per game in the MHL. Rafikov's 10 points look decent for a young defenseman, not to mention first rounder Nikita Zadorov had as many points as him last year in 1/2 as many games.
Only eight Russians went in the NHL Draft, I don't mind taking a flyer in the 6/7 Round at all on a rusky as I can guarantee Rushan Rafikov would not have been a seventh rounder if he was Swedish or Canadian. Lets put it this way according to the draft the Flames got the second best Russian defense prospect available as only Nikita Zadorov went ahead of him. NHL CSS had him 21st in their final rankings for european skaters.
August 15 2013, 03:52PM
He's an intriguing pick. Russian players might be "undervalued" relative to their talent thanks to the perception they will flee for the KHL, so I don't mind taking a longer look at them.
Hopefully he plays at a higher level this year so we can get a better idea of his performance.


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Local residents can enroll in CPS-3 online at: www.cps3utah.org
"By joining this study, people can literally help us save lives, giving future generations more time with families and friends, more memories, more celebrations, and more birthdays," said Zach Smith, CPS-3 Community Lead. Signing up requires a one-time in-person visit to read and sign a consent form, complete a survey, have your waist measured, and give a small non-fasting blood sample like what you'd do during a routine doctor visit. Participants will also complete a more detailed survey at home and will continue to receive periodic follow-up surveys in the future that researchers will use to look for more clues to cancer's causes.
"Many individuals diagnosed with cancer struggle to answer the question, 'What caused my cancer?' In many cases, we don't know the answer," said Alpa V. Patel, Ph.D., principal investigator of CPS-3. "CPS-3 will help us better understand what factors cause cancer, and once we know that, we can be better equipped to prevent cancer."
CPS-3 is the latest addition to the Society's groundbreaking cancer prevention studies, which have been instrumental in helping identify major factors that can affect cancer risk. Researchers say CPS-3 holds the best hope of identifying new and emerging cancer risks. But its success depends on members of the community becoming involved. Researchers will use data from CPS-3 to build on evidence from those earlier cancer prevention studies, which began in the 1950s and involved hundreds of thousands of volunteer participants.
"Among other findings, these cancer prevention studies have confirmed the link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer, demonstrated the link between larger waist size and increased death rates from cancer and other causes, and showed the considerable impact of air pollution on heart and lung conditions, said Smith. "Changes in lifestyle over the past several decades as well as a better understanding of cancer make this latest chapter in this lifesaving series of studies a critical part of continuing the progress we're seeing against the disease."


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Chris Sacca leaves Google, continues do-nothing plan
In a long-overdue move, Chris Sacca, Google's "
director head of special initiatives," has left the company. Cleverly, though, he's moving into a new career where he can continue to talk a lot and let others do the work: He's becoming an angel investor, working with Evan Williams's Obvious, the company which spun off Twitter, and Paul Graham, whose Y Combinator specializes in funding companies with utterly adorkable names. We figured Sacca's career at Google might be foreshortened when Google listed an opening for a "director of other," since that pretty much sounded like Sacca's job. Doing anything other than work. Congratulations, Chris: In a Valley that unfairly discounts laziness, you're now the ultimate value stock.


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About Kristen Hall
Kristen Hall's career could have started out with a big boom back in the late '80s. Legend has it that Hall crossed paths with the Indigo Girls in a basement studio in Atlanta. They heard a song she was working on and started covering it in their live show. When they performed it at The Bluebird Café in Nashville, Sweethearts of the Rodeo loved it and wanted to put it on their new album. Being a touch green behind the ears on matters such as these and having a rebellious indie nature, Hall declined the offer. Sweethearts of the Rodeo won a Grammy. Hall learned the ropes. The support of Indigo Girls, however, continued to play a prominent role in Hall's journey. She toured as their guitar tech and would occasionally, with a good deal of coaxing, perform some of her own tunes. In 1990, Hall released Real Life Stuff and landed a publishing deal with BMG Music. She continued to tour with the Indigo Girls but as their opening act. Amy Ray's Daemon Records issued Hall's Fact & Fiction in 1992 to much critical praise. The favorable notices caught the attention of High Street Records who recruited Hall and reissued that album. Both early efforts were honest and raw portraits of a young artist sorting out her thoughts and rummaging through her heart in front of the whole world. But, with 1994's Be Careful What You Wish For, Hall made a huge leap forward. The sound was more polished and accessible, but nonetheless organic. The songs were well-crafted, sweeping, emotional, and marvelous. In 1996, a young hotshot singer by the name of Amanda Marshall opened her debut album with a cover of Hall's "Let It Rain." The record sold well and, once again, Hall earned a publishing deal. While packing up her things for a westward move, Hall memorialized a bunch of her tunes on Thumbprint: Bootleg Demos. Recorded here and there, it is very much as the title suggests. Once firmly rooted amongst the Los Angeles palm trees, she put together and independently released another collection in 2000. California Made Songs is an artist's choice sampling of Hall's work as a for-hire songwriter. ~ Kelly McCartney, Rovi


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This Index of Contents covers only the materials that were originally published on this site, during 2007. All of this content, as well as the full range of materials published by the journal after 2007, is available on the new MAR site here.
Book Reviews
AfroCuba: Works on Paper, 1968-2003.
The Antiquities Act: A Century of American Archaeology, Historic Preservation, and Nature Conservation.
Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, and the Antiquities Trade.
Archaeological Site Museums in Latin America.
The Art of Ethnography: A Chinese "Miao Album".
Art Under Control in North Korea.
Beauty Up: Exploring Contemporary Japanese Body Aesthetics.
Classic Hopi and Zuni Kachina Figures.
Cloth in West African History.
The Cord Keepers: Khipus and Cultural Life in a Peruvian Village.
Cross-Cultural Collaboration: Native Peoples and Archaeology in the Northeastern United States.
A Danish Photographer of Idaho Indians: Benedicte Wrensted.
Fashioning Kimono: Dress and Modernity in Early Twentieth-Century Japan.
Fashioning Tradition: Maya Huipiles in the Field Museum Collections.
Flames of Devotion: Oil Lamps from South and Southeast Asia and the Himalayas.
The Folklore of le Détroit / Le Folklore du Détroit.
Gradhiva: revue d'anthropologie et de muséologie.
Hawaiian Quilts: Tradition and Transition.
Icons Ngā Taonga from the Collections of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and Treasures from the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
Inauthentic Archaelogies: Public Uses and Abuses of the Past.
Just Above the Water: Florida Folk Art.
Iqqaipaa: Celebrating Inuit Art, 1948-1970. An online Exhibition of the Canadian Museum of Civilization.
Magnificent Objects from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Mana Tuturu: Maori Treasures and Intellectual Property Rights.
Markets and Cultural Voices: Liberty vs. Power in the Lives of Mexican Amate Painters.
Measuring Time with Artifacts: A History of Methods in American Archaeology.
Mi'kmaq and Maliseet Cultural Ancestral Material.
Millennial Mosters: Japanese Toys and the Global Imagination.
The Museum at the End of the World: Encounters in the Russian Far East.
Museum Frictions: Public Cultures/Global Transformations.
Museum Skepticism: A History of Art in Public Galleries.
Native American Voices on Identity, Art and Culture: Objects of Everlasting Esteem.
Native Moderns: American Indian Painting, 1940-1960.
Olmec Art and Archaeology in Mesoamerica.
Peoples of the Plateau: The Indian Photographs of Lee Moorhouse, 1898-1915.
The Pottery of Zia Pueblo and The Pottery of Santa Ana Pueblo.
Practicing Ethnohistory: Mining Archives, Hearing Testimony, Constructing Narrative.
Remote Possibilities: Hoa Hakananai'a and HMS Topaze on Rapa Nui.
Santería Enthroned: Art, Ritual and Innovation in an Afro-Cuban Religion.
Sleeping Around: The Bed from Antiquity to Now.
Transforming Museums: Mounting Queen Victoria in a Democratic South Africa.
Tsimshian Treasures: The Remarkable Journey of the Dundas Collection.
Who Owns the Past? Cultural Policy, Cultural Property and the Law.
Yearbook of Cultural Property Law 2006.
Digital Exhibition Reviews
Dane-zaa Moose Hunt: Hadaa ka naadzet.
Exhibition Reviews
I Do: The Marriage of Fashion and Art.
Africa in L.A.: Two Recent Exhibitions at the Fowler Museum.
Film and Video Reviews
In Search of the Hamat'sa: A Tale of Headhunting.
Museum Reviews
The Museum of the Battle of Ideas.
The Museum of Chinese in the Americas.
William C. Sturteveant (1926-2007)
Review Essays
Collecting the 'Other': From Cultural Expressions to World-Class Art.
Indigenous Motivations: Recent Acquisitions from the National Museum of the American Indian.
The Museum of the Battle of Ideas.
The Pottery of Zia Pueblo and The Pottery of Santa Ana Pueblo.


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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
Dear friends, Bill Gates is sharing his fortune. If you ignore this, you will regret it later. When you forward this email to friends, Microsoft can and will track it. For every person you forward this email to, Microsoft will pay you $250 for every person that you send it to that forwards it on. Within two weeks, Microsoft will contact you for your address and send you a check.
Sound too good to be true? It should. The old adage "if it's too good to be true, it probably is" may come to mind. It's financially and technically preposterous.
The truth is, there really is no way for Microsoft - or anyone else, for that matter - to predictably and reliably track an email from person to person. It's just not that simple.
Trying to track an email message from destination to destination really isn't that different from tracking a postcard in the mail. Sure, the sender knows whom they sent the postcard to. But if the recipient chooses to forward the postcard along to someone else, the original sender would never know.
Now, it is true that propagators of spam have ways of determining when or if a junk mail message has been opened. But the messages have to be specially crafted for that purpose, and the techniques aren't foolproof.
In fact, the techniques used by many spammers use simply don't apply to the forwarding of messages in general. This is even more true for email programs like Mozilla Thunderbird that are set up to sanitize HTML and other Internet-related code from email messages.
Many people probably figure "it can't hurt to forward it, just in case." The problem is, not only is forwarding a message promising money an act of financial futility, it's also a problem for many recipients who see the messages as unnecessary junk mail.
In fact, many people find these kind of email messages highly annoying and will often delete them without even reading them. They'd prefer the person hadn't forwarded the message in the first place.
And forwarding messages cause businesses trouble too. Sometimes the extra volume of email messages such as these can clog email systems and slow things down. Email administrators would prefer the messages weren't sent either - it's just one more thing they have to deal with.
So the next time you receive a message telling you that Bill Gates is sharing his fortune or that some rich king in Africa is giving you his riches, think twice before you forward the message along to someone else, because doing so won't bring any benefits to you or the recipients you want to send it to.


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Monique Pullan, British Museum
This is the latest in a series of posts about the unfolding of the Norwich shroud, a joint project between the British Museum and Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
The shroud arrived in the Organics Conservation studios at the British Museum last week, and the project has now begun in earnest.
Accompanied by Jonathan Clark and Deborah Phipps, conservators from Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service (NMAS), and Faye Kalloniatis, research associate at Norwich Castle, the whole team was able to discuss first impressions – for some of us this was the first time we actually saw the textile. Jonathan and Deborah, together with Man Yee Liu, Head of Conservation at NMAS, will be joining us at key stages during the treatment.
The immediate reaction was one of surprise at how small the bundle is, at about 30 cm by 20 cm. But at the same time, we could see that there are many layers of fabric, and the fabric is quite fine– so potentially this could be quite large when opened.
So the question at the moment is – how big is it!?! And what shape is it? Not knowing makes planning difficult. We are now trying to arrange our work space and figure out how many tables we need, how big our support boards need to be, and so on. Make your bets now, as hopefully in a couple of weeks we'll have opened it up to its full size!
It's important to document the bundle as it is now, as this will be the last time it will be in this form. So we have to resist temptation to plunge in straight away and instead look for evidence to tell us if it has been opened up since discovery or not – if folded in antiquity we'll need to consider if it's more ethical to keep the bundle as it is.
Perhaps the Colman family looked at or even displayed the shroud at home or to their friends?
We can see one clue already – an anomalous pale cotton thread appears to be winding its way through to the inside of folds of the textile. This is clearly not an ancient Egyptian thread, not least because cotton wasn't used then – probably a sign that it has been opened up since 1897.
We also have to decide where to start unfolding it – there are no obvious edges from which to begin. We also don't yet know how easy it will be to open? Although it looks soft and flexible, it could turn out to be quite brittle, particularly if there are any stained areas, with the fibres set in position. We can already see many holes and tears and, worryingly, fragments joined to each other by a mere few threads. When we lift the edges of folds to get a better look at the interior of the bundle, it really does look extremely fragmentary.
One exciting observation we've already made is that there are small hieroglyphs visible across the exposed textile. They are executed in black (most likely charcoal) and a red/brown (probably an ochre), the two colours most usually used by scribes at this time.
Hopefully the curators will be able to decipher them, as not only will the hieroglyphic writing help us position any fragments, but of course the text will also help us understand what it is, why it was made and possibly even who it belonged to.
After we complete documenting the shroud as it is, we'll finally start to unfold it. We'll construct a large tent so we can work in a raised humidity environment and carefully start to lift each layer.
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The parent company of Vermont Yankee says it will eliminate around 30 jobs at the Vernon nuclear power plant. Entergy spokesperson Terry Young says that's about 4 percent of Vermont Yankee's current workforce.
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After three months of delays and discussions, the Pittsfield, Mass. school committee will vote again on Wednesday on what vocational programs should be taught at Taconic High School.
At the meeting, the Pittsfield school committee is expected to approve the vocational part of an educational plan needed to pursue renovating or rebuilding Taconic High School.
The vocational program has been debated since a recommendation was made in November to cut the auto body repair and metal fabrication programs. The proposal sparked an outpouring of criticism from the community which argued the vocations are still relevant.
In response, both programs are back in the proposed vocational plan. The new line up instead drops power equipment technology and facility management, and adds courses in office technology, early childhood care and engineering.
Kathleen Amuso is a school committee member and co-chair of the School Building Needs Commission. She says the vote is important in establishing the timeline of the school building project.
"What we are trying to do is get in the pipeline for the design phase for you taconic site. We can't really move forward in the project until we have our vocational programs."
If the school committee approves the educational plan, it will then be presented to the state department of elementary and secondary education for review. Taconic currently offers a college preparatory and a vocational track. If plans for a new building or renovations are approved, the district hopes to transition Taconic into a solely vocational school.


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If you're looking to hit the water in unique headwear that no one else has, then the Daiwa JDM DC6402 is the one for you – but you had better act fast before they're all gone. The Daiwa JDM DC6402 Cap is built in the traditional trucker hat fashion, including a soft foam front and a breathable mesh backing. There is a Daiwa logo running along the brim of the cap and a big Daiwa "D" set at an angle on the left side of the front panel. Whether you're sporting it at your next tournament or on a long-range trip, the Daiwa JDM DC6402 is sure to keep you looking good.
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