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During the first day of the annual Sprint Cup Series media tour on Monday, Richard Childress affirmed that Kevin Harvick would be moving to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2014.
The move was first reported in November of last year, but neither Harvick, Childress or Tony Stewart had said anything in confirmation until Monday evening.
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We had a meeting and he told me his plans and we discussed what we were going to do in '13," Childress said Monday. "He'll do well over there at Stewart-Haas, and RCR will keep going and moving forward.For what it's worth, Harvick said he didn't have anything to unveil about his 2014 plans.
Harvick had talked in December about moving on from RCR, the team he's spent his entire Cup Series career with, at the end of 2013 and said he had reached out to Matt Kenseth for advice on how to handle a similar situation. Early last season, Kenseth announced that he wouldn't be returning to Roush Fenway Racing and joined Joe Gibbs Racing. Harvick and Stewart are friends and Stewart drove for Harvick in the Nationwide Series for Kevin Harvick Incorporated.
However, Harvick's situation most closely resembles that of Kasey Kahne, who signed to drive with Hendrick Motorsports starting in 2012 in 2010. That led to Kahne spending a year with Red Bull Racing in 2011 in his transition from Richard Petty Motorsports to Hendrick, where he finished 14th and won at Phoenix in the next-to-last race of the season.
Phoenix is where Harvick got his only win of the season last year and was the race that immediately followed the report of his departure from RCR. Harvick was the only RCR driver to make the Chase in the past two seasons, and after finishing third in 2011, finished eighth in 2012.
Childress comments also jive with Stewart saying earlier in the day at Stewart-Haas that a four-car team was a possibility in 2014 despite the current three-car team having some sponsorship openings for the current season. It's unknown whether Harvick's current sponsor, Budweiser, will make the move with him.
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I would advise against it because you become the guy all your friends talk about behind your back. My first few years out of college I was getting calls from people I vaguely remember from school wanting to "go to lunch." Basically the Insurance company hires you to try to sell all of your friends, then in a few years when you give up the career, your friends are still buying insurance from their company. My advice is don't be the guy that bugs the crap out of your friends.
You have no idea what the hell you're talking about.
That seems to be the standard response in all of your replies I have seen lately.
I'm not going to advise the OP to not do insurance sales, but at least the company that hired my step brother, and buddy to sell life insurance, did similar to what slinger1317 was saying. In order for them to build their market and confidence, they were advised to seek out friends and family to present to and work on building a working clientele base. That rubbed some of us the wrong way when they would call and have a normal conversation then turn it into a "Are you or your parents interested in buying life insurance?" or "Do you have any relatives or friends that need life insurance?"
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Concerto 24 c minor KV 491 Completed: 24 March 1786 Mozart is 30 years old. Not mentioned in the correspondence (Von Nissen's information is incorrect: c minor must be E flat major). The following text may provide an explanation for the silence: (Mozart) is indisputably one of the greatest of original geniuses, and up until now I have known no other composer who possesses such an amazingly rich imagination. I would only wish that he were not so wasteful with it. He doesn't give the listener time to catch his breath; for when one wants a moment to think about some beautiful idea, there is already another beauty there before one which obscures the first, and it always goes on that way without pause , so that at the end one cannot keep one of these beauties in one's memory. (Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf)..
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W.A. Mozart Clavier-Concerte no.24 & 25 Jos van Immerseel, fortepiano & Anima Eterna, orchestra Clavier-Concerte 24, KV 491 in C minor & 25 KV 503 in C (period performance)
Jos van Immerseel and the orchestra 'Anima Eterna' On the 7th december 1979, critic Roger Hofmans of the Standaard, Brussels, wrote the following review of van Immerseel's Clementi recording: "van Immerseel forces you to listen; his articulation is daring, intuitively musical, and the ornaments that belong to the essence of this music have a sculptured relief, and the virtuoso passagework comes from the keys with the greatest ease. Whoever has not had the chance to hear van Immerseel on historic keyboard instruments, has no idea of the subtle nuances of sound that they possess. Van Immerseel makes Clementi's sonatas more exciting than those of Mozart, but perhaps he will accomplish the same with the sonatas of that great man from Salzburg". Ten years later, on the 6th of March 1990 the NRC Handelsblad, Rotterdam wrote: "In the "Andantino" of Mozart's Jeunehomme Konzert, it was a true wonder how he was able to reach the furthest corners of the Great Hall of the Concertgebouw and touch his listeners hearts with pianissimo passages....". Trouw wrote on the 7th March: "Jos van Immerseel was trained as pianist on the modern piano and feels at ease the literature for that instrument. At on early stage however, he chose not to utilize his capacities to the end of a fast career as a piano virtuoso, and decided to examine the piano's development through all it's stages of development fitting the contemporary literature. This combination of all round and highly talented keyboard player with knowledgable musical insight of the piano of Mozart's time, make him an artist who can compete with the great interpreters of Mozart on the Steinway". The orchestra 'Anima Eterna' was founded in 1987 and is composed of top musicians from 12 countries. They all perform on classic instruments utilizing the same techniques as those used during Mozart's time. The musicians were chosen not only on the basis of their professional qualities, but also for their musical intensity and 'spirituality'. Source of inspiration and mentor of the orchestra is concertmaster Marc Destrub from Vancouver, Canada. Utrechts Nieuwsblad, september 1989: "Here one finds clearly thought out and responsable playing on authentic instruments combined with a large measure of natural ease and musicality". Volkskrant, 7th march 1990: "Refreshing, spiritual and full of surprises". Chr. Lelie in Trouw, 4th september 1990: "Anima Eterna can be placed on the same line with the orchestras of Norrington, Brggen or Hogwood. Van Immerseel and his orchestra have a totally different approach. The most catching is the mild tone of the string section." Algemeen Dagblad, 7th march 1990: "It is absolutely certain that Anima Eterna has all the necessary qualities to become an orchestra of world format".
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I'm sure even the KKK has audiophiles amongst their ranks!
I am planning on ordering them but I have a question to dsnuts
How are the microphonics of these compared to MPs?
MPs are a total disaster in terms of microphonics. If these are a lot better and much more bearable I will order them.
Thanks for the thoughts and recommendations.
It is not as bad. Everything on the Isaurrus is of better quality and built very well too. They even fit better for being the same type of design
I was trying to go through your long previous thread. Any chance you can rank all the budget headphones so far? I'm new to this. There's the MP, the JVC FXC51, the Xeport, the SHE3580, the Thermaltake...
Maybe ranking by value, then absolute sound quality? Also some quick comments (for basshead, for detail lovers, etc) may be helpful...
May be asking a lot, but I'm guessing it helps not just me :)
Well Its Christmas eve and I am showing zookeeper to my kids. I will work on a big breakdown as far as I see it in SQ and value of the iems that I have soon. Just trust me and get these 2 iems. I threw these on here before Christmas on purpose, and this is my way of giving to the community and huge props goes to Joe Bloggs for his find on the Philips. The SHE3580 was so mind blowing I had to get on that boat and suggest them for you guys to discover as well... Happy holidays everyone and enjoy your new iems.. Like the title suggest. Both these Iems are substantial..Keep tabs on this thread and you guys that purchase what I suggest will find out soon enough..
OK, that's good enough for me. I just didn't know which to get. :)
sorry bout that guys I am trying to keep tabs on the thread while I am doing family stuff. Yes those are indeed the Isurus. Gelocks good to see you buddy. Yes these will work fine on your phone or it should.
It works fantastic on my LG optimus.So for guys that have some tunes on your cell phones these are ideal as you can talk on them as well.
Funny story. I burned in the Philips SHE3580 all day before listening. I listened to one tune and immediately ordered 2 more. I actually ordered 3 but Amazon has a limit on those to 2.
DSNUTS, I am going to sue you for making me spend even more money on an "AT" earphone a900x copy. DANG YOU!!!! I am also looking into those phillips, why do I KEEP COMING BACK HERE?! wallet is going to die soon. (Still using the damn headphone, so good thanks again for that impression of them.)
Wow thats a great price indeed
DSNUTS, I am going to sue you for making me spend even more money on an "AT" earphone a900x copy. DANG YOU!!!! I am also looking into those phillips, why do I KEEP COMING BACK HERE?! wallet is going to die soon. (Still using the damn headphone, so good thanks again for that impression of them.)
How you liking your A900X.. Nice cans..Hey I merely suggest what I consider items of interest.. For every discovery you wont believe how many duds I go through. Lol. If anything I am saving you money.
I am loving them all thanks to you, very nice as they're opening, the bass is definately growing strong and tighter. The instruments are starting to sound still thin, but respectable "analytical" thin, and also..I know, sorry about that man. I am actually grateful, it was a horrible joke =P. I had a feeling something big was going to come, good job for finding these iems for us, if only most people could take their time and swallow your words calmly. These iems could be the next purchase for me, thanks again! Hopefully everyone that DID buy these would give their impressions and prove this guy right! Just curious, how many duds did you go through to find these gems?
What is the AT900x copy?
Well I tried just about all the earphones on the MP web site before I found the Mp 8320. The Isurus was out of need as I wanted to get a headphone for gaming of all things. Never knew what these could be, it was actually recently that I discovered that these have the Audio Techinica sound signature. It never dawned on me until I read Jokers review on the CKM99 that he was describing what I was hearing on the Isurus. If you end up getting the Isurus you will know what I am talking about.
The sound signature is very similar. The highs have great extension and definition the smooth mids and the full dynamic bass..That was when I knew I had to reveal these to everyone. But it took me over a year before I realized this.. That is after I got 4 Audio Technica headphones. They all have that sound signature. The M50s, AD700 A700,AD900, A900 ect ect. Again you can disguise what a phone can look like in a rebrand and hide the specs but you can't hide that unmistakeable AT house sound.
The Philips SHE 3580 was a suggestion from JupiterKnight who after following my thread on the Mp 8320 also was looking at other possibilities and found Joes thread about the SHE3580. Believe me I know how difficult it is to convince a bunch of headfiers that there might be more to budget fi than what was once considered. If a budget fi product sounded good then it was good but not great. It is never great. Never touching the high marks of a high end IEM or headphone.
You know what. That is why these will blow the collective minds of those who take a serious listen. .These are seriously going to compete with your other headphones for head time. I don't know what is gonna impress more.. A rebrand of an existing higher end AT phone that cost so much more or a lowly cheapo that one will assume there is not much to it.. These might sound good like we are suggesting..Sure that is a gamble and one that is easier than spending a whole lot to find out. Wait till you guys hear these. I have been seriously trying to find a part of this sound that is missing or not correct. Trying as much as I have been I can't find a damn thing wrong or out of bounds on the sound signature on these Philips. Every single tune I have sounds proper on them and that includes TIs entire album where if sub bass is not correct and clean it just don't sound right. I don't know which phone I actually like over the other on vocals. It is a nice problem to have.


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Just change the name "drift" up front to "follow through", then everyone will be on the same page. Good casting. Klem
|I get my tails while false casting. I never thought of drifting up front. I will definetely try that. Thanks for the tips.
Backcast tailing loop
Are you having tailing loops on your backcast when you are false casting or on the intial pick-up backcast? Both present a slight different move with the rod. If on the intial pick-up backcast, make sure there is a definite rod-tip pick-up (breaking the water tension with the line) to around 10:30ish before you start the power phase of the cast. This movement gets your rod tip to the proper plane for a good straight line tip path. If your are getting tailing loops during false casting, then after the forwards stop, reach forward (call follow through) a little bit. This forwards reach (follow through) is like drift on backcast. This move is without power and is repositioning the rod slighlty forward. The follow through allows you more territory and you will gain better line control and line speed. Klem
Thanks for the reply.
In a conversation with Tim Rajeff, he mentioned that (and forgive me if I mis-quote) line speed as he defines it is the velocity at which the upper half of the loop travels as a straight and taut "javelin-like" unit through the air. If this component of the cast is wiggly, flying upward, downward, sideways, etc - then no matter how fast the rod is moving it will lack speed over the course of the cast.
This way of looking at the loop has dramatically improved my thinking. I had worked my way to a very tight lower half of loop with a spey cast, and although both halves were tight with the single hander (probably more due to double hauling) there was much room for refinement. I have spent many hours tuning my stroke to produce the most efficient 'javelin' speed and shape I can. I have not perfected it yet but can produce the shape I want with increasing regularity each time out. Like yourself it has given me a basis for refinement and pursuit of a better cast.
Per the tailing loop, it sounds like you have already diagnosed the "shocking" of the stroke due to a late start. There is also the possibility that an upward drift is starting early on the other end, pulling the direction of the lower half of the loop upward while the upper half continues in it's original path - a collision course.
Bruce Richard's writings have also been of great influence to my practice regimen. He writes "Everything about the loop size and shape is determined by the path the rod tip takes while accelerating the line, and what it does during and after deceleration. Where the top leg of the loop is, and the top leg shape (curved up, straight, curved down, curved to the side) is determined by the path the tip of the rod takes while acclerating the line. The path the rod tip takes during the deceleration determines the shape of the "point" of the loop. What position the rod tip holds after the loop has been formed determines where the bottom leg of the loop will be.
If the tip path is upward through the acceleration, the top leg will be high, if the path through the deceleration is a rather broad curve forward, ending low, the loop "point" will be very round, if the tip ends up low after the deleceration that will direct the bottom leg low, resulting in a typical big round loop. "
Therefore in a tailing loop scenario, quite often the path of acceleration occurs in one vector, while the path of the rod tip during deceleration and position it holds after effects another. Just a thought, and interesting to think about. It might help you to try a slower, smoother acceleration going back - minding especially the path that the line accelerates on it's way to the start of the drift. Combined with starting the backcast just before your forward cast 'kicks' over you should be good to go!
Congrats on your progress!
thanks for the comment. since i can throw better loops (forward cast), i can get more speed with hauling and not having to worry about throwing a big open loop, which would slow me down. my tails on the backcast are because i am waiting to long to start my backcast and the line flips under like a tuck cast. since i am gaining speed, my timing is off on starting the backcast. forward cast = no tails. back cast = tails. i've been working on my forecast so hard, i let my backcast kinda go to crap. now i can work on it while still getting a good forecast. oh, and did i mention that drifting made wonders of how i can 'feel' the load and getting a good snap. i have been trying to fix every aspect of my casting all at once. not a good idea. too much to think about at once. so, i started over from the beginning and correcting one fault at a time. when i feel comfortable enough, i'll post video of my progress. once i get this down with a single hand rod, i'll start getting into spey casting. i've been doing some spey stuff on a single hand rod and its fun as hell. granted i dont have casting distance, a small river is good enough for a 9 ft. rod.
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Great reading about your progress!
Just curious, when you say you have doubled your line speed, what exactly has gotten faster? I am curious because the term "line speed" seems to have several definitions, all valid.
Also, what is causing the tail in your backcast?
Since my last post, I've worked on tails and almost eliminated them with everyone's help/advice. Thanks to Dana for the videos. I got to see exactly what I was doing wrong from seeing him make tails. I started to apply drifting and voila!!! my tails were gone. I snap better at the end of my forcast with a drift. I have doubled my line speed and now have a problem with a tail on my backcast. jeez, I fix one problem and inherit another. I know whats going wrong, just need to work on it.
I test drove a Sage XP 490-4 last weekend and had a blast. I felt confident enough to cast it 60-70 ft without effort. The XP actually helped me 'feel' my casting and adjust it on the spot. Wonderful rod. I had posted in another thread about getting an XP and now I need to start saving for it.
That was one of the rare rods that when a picked it up to start playing with, I felt nothing but line the whole time. My TiCR 8 wt I'm still struggling to feel the line, not the rod, but I'm getting better at feeling it.
|I'm glad the past few posts were made. I am thinking of upgrading my rods and was leaning towards the TFO stuff. What are your thoughts on TFO. To me right now, its a price issue. My rods to upgrade are 3, 4 and 6 weights, all at 9 ft. I already own a TFO TiCR 8 wt. I really like it, but still getting used to the faster action, hence the tailing loop problem.
I was hired recently by a gentleman who had a mail order single-handed striper rod from a big catalog company. Since most of these rods are made by major rod makers and re-branded, I assumed it would be fine. Watching the casting trouble through the morning I was tempted me to ask to try the rod... let's just say not all rods are created equal and the rod was definitely making his day more miserable than it needed to be.
The 'flex profile' through the length of the rod was not at all smooth and parts of the rod (as the energy traveled through it) felt hard where the caster would expect a little sweetness for single hand rod. This made the hand and arm work very hard, and the rod did little but get in the way of the arm trying to move line around where a good rod generates it's own momentum to aid the cast.
It's true, not all rods are created equal. Nor are lines, leaders and flies for that matter. No wonder we talk about this stuff so much to keep it all sorted out
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Supposedly, most rods are pretty good. I was trying to help a cousin with his casting on a 6 wt trout rod. It was miserable and very difficult to use compared to my two Sage rods (RPL and SP). So, I think rods can make a big difference.
Higher end rod
I am not sure if the higher end rods will keep more line in the air.
For my single hand rods I only bought G Loomis and Sage. I never had a cheaper rod to compare them with. The Lommis were the old IMX Of which I still have the 10 ft 3 weight. The GLX was in the 10 ft 8 weight. For Sage I had the 10 ft 6 weight RPL . All of these were great casting rods. Arthritis mandated I quit using the single hand rods in anything over a 4 weight. So my son now has the 10-8 and I sold the 6100 on ebay.
I know the longer rod will keep more line in the air. I always preferred the 10 ft rods, because you are getting a longer stroke.
For me now other than the 3 weight, I will be using all Spey rods. They are much easier on the arthritis.
good advice about the limitations of your combo. Do you think that higher end rods will handle more line efficiantly?
tailing loops
Another remedy is put less line in the air and shoot more line. This is one problem I had to overcome trying to get that last foot of line out when Steelheading.
There is a point for each rod line combo that when exceeded will cause tailing loops. Find this spot with your combo, shorten the line just a little and you will find a great deal of your tailing loops are gone.
Also turn so you can watch your back cast .
|Thanks for the videos. They are indeed excellent and instructive. I think I have every cst throwing a tailing loop imprinted on my muscle memory, now how to forget them. I think the difference between a good cast and one of the myriad different ways of throwing a tailing loop is relatively subtle. I bought a switch rod and can cast some really impressive loops with it.
Thank you so much for the videos. They help alot in seeing what I'm doing wrong.
I am "applying the power too early". I noticed that when i drift, my stroke gets smoother. Fly casting is harder than one would think. I am excited to finally get somewhere with my corrections. I will be taking video of myself, to see where some more faults are. You guys one this forum are great. Thanks for all the help.
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Understanding sight fishing more and more...
Although I've been fishing the Cape since I was a young kid, it's always a learning experience. Perhaps that's why I love flyfishing so much.
I've been determined to put the mystery of striper fishing on the flats into writing (Stripers101) this season, and this would require more "research". The string of Monomoy trips I've been making this year have been much more informative than my usual spring / fall flings.
The majority of my sight fishing thus far has been on the bayside flats. This I have done extensively, and the most common situations there are cruising / tailing fish, actively feeding on sand eels, crabs and other flats snacks - and flashing fish (usually much bigger) on the leading edge of bars on the incoming when sand eels pop out of their buried hiding places. Both of these situations are easy fishing provided you do not disrupt the feeding (they're spooky in shallows). There is another sight fishing scenario common to the bayside flats from a boat - shoals of bass laying in a trench or depression waiting for the tide change or digesting food or something. Mostly small fish after early June but there are often a few big fish in that mix. Once again, they might not all rush to eat the fly but you are bound to hook up before you move away from the shadows over the sand. In any case, these situations are relatively simple to fish.
But the hardest type of sight fishing is for those cruising over a flat in transition between one area and another. They are usually seen moving with beeline intent, often quickly. It is critical to be in a postion where you can see the fish and present to them before they can see you. Once they see you, they scram. One hundred fish will come, and they will all behave the same (with very few exceptions). They come from one direction, swim at a given speed, see you and scram.
I have an underwater camera and took a bunch of photos from below. The surface of the water can sometimes be as reflective from below as it is to us. The fish can see the stalks of our legs from far away but once they get close enough, they can look up and see the rest of us. I believe this is why they approach at a given speed and then scram when they get to a certain distance.
The position of the sun with respect to the flat you are fishing is critical. Yesterday, I was standing where the visibility lane co-incided directly with where the fish were coming from. They were traveling (as opposed to feeding) on the flat and would come right at us before getting frightened at a certain distance. The only way to fish them was to drop the fly ahead of them with a cast placed before the zone where they could see your upper body and threatening form.
You had to (a) see them early (b) place the fly (c) entice them to eat before the got close to you. This was very limited in it's success. It would be far better to have a certain angle (other than straight on) to sight and present to these fish.
This introduces a few factors to consider: position of the flat relative to the sun, direction of the fish travel (right to left, left to right), position of the angler relative the both of the above... not to mention shadows, flies, lines, tippets, retrieves, etc, etc.
I have not decided exactly which angles are best for dropping the fly before the paths of fish, what angle the light source should be at, where the fly line should go, etc. I have a good idea of this, and will be testing certain theories on the flats throughout the remainder of the year.
I'd imagine that these things are what makes names like Benson and Jones the Monomoy shore guides they are, and I am determined to learn these 'angles' the hard way - earn them myself. Much more than just the fish themselves, my love of fishing is the conquest of these intricacies that nature puts in our backyard. Funny how obvious these things are to animals, and how oblivious 99% of the human population are to the same natural signals like the mixing of tidal waters, sun and moon positions, barometric pressures, and how these and countless other things play together.
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I've been wanting to read old news articles and Hasbro Q&As from 2009 and earlier and there seems to be no way to easily do that. Is there an easily searchable archive of every Hasbro Q&A that this site has done or a way to search through old news stories for information about figures that have long been out of production?
Specifically, I am trying to find exact quotes from Hasbro from a couple years back when they were going on their EU hiatus and they were citing slow sales of EU merchandise as the reason for it. Also, I want to read the news stories explaining exactly why the Legacy EU wave ended up as a TRU exclusive wave.
I know the basic stories behind it all, but I would like the read the exact quotes from Hasbro about these topics.


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Why there is such disbelief or resistance to the lethality of haybines is a mystery (Thanks cat35, but it's not to balers, they aren't used until later in the haying process). Maybe it's because only 2 or 3% of the population is involved in agriculture today. Since I don't get to sit in on those meetings, I will put my two cents in here. At the risk of 'beating a dead horse', here it is all together.
While the weather and the general predator populations routinely fluctuate, there are several new considerations regarding turkey survival not presently being (comprehensively) included in any study.
#1 is the additional predators that weren't an issue to the turkey because there weren't any, or their populations were so small they weren't a factor. And these are successful, efficient predators: the Bald Eagle, Wolf, Fisher and Marten. Their populations have grown ~10 times or more in the last ~10 years (somebody have the numbers?).
While the turkey has always been and still is preyed on by fluctuating populations of coon, crow, skunk, weasel, possum, bobcat, coyote, hawk, owl, deer, turtles...
#2 is the loss of habitat to megafarms that remove the fence rows and small woodlots to the detriment of a lot more than the wild turkey. And convert every little piece of tillable land to grow corn for ethanol, or other crops needed to feed the cows, because the small farm is going the way of the dodo bird. There just aren't enough young farmers willing to work 12 hours a day 7 days a week for nearly nothing, so these megafarms are our future.
#3 is the addition of more, bigger and faster hay processing equipment every year.
#4 the Dutch study of birds preening oils and the bird's confidence in remaining undetected, together with no natural fear of machinery explains why they are susceptible to sudden death. Haybines are as much an unnatural predator, as any of the other natural predators are. We just don't know how much they're responsible for, or what could realistically be done about it.
This armchair biologist speculates we need to fund some authentic Wildlife Biologists to conduct the comprehensive research with our turkey stamp dollars, or some other source.


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The purpose of this project is to use the special collection material on E.A. Sheldon which includes his autobiography and create a digital collection out of the material. There is an interest in this material to the college community and as a historical record. The material in this collection will be more assessable in a digital form using the Internet. Our mission will be to create a site of the most useful material that we found in Sheldon's autobiography and provide those materials to the campus community.
According to the library staff there is an interest in Sheldon's life and work by researchers. We hope that this project will expand the available information about Sheldon and allow for better and broader research into Sheldon's life. The autobiography of Sheldon is one of the best historical records available about Sheldon and would be of great interest to researchers.
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Earlier today someone uploaded a php shell to one of my web servers. Luckily there was no possible way for them to get it to run.
The shell seems to be called ashshell and written by Erisim Engellendi. From browsing the source it seems pretty full featured. Looks like it even includes functions to access and dump running mysql databases. Maybe I'll run it just to see what it does.... then again maybe not.
A google search on some identifying strings don't seem to turn up any information (at least not in english).
Seems like someone in the security field would be interested in collecting shells like this one, but maybe they are too common to bother collecting now?
I will probably forget that I have it by tommorow and that will be the end of it.


text: Anna Deavere Smith is an actor, a teacher, a playwright, and the creator of an acclaimed series of one-woman plays based on her interviews with diverse voices from communities in crisis. She has won two Obie Awards, two Tony nominations for her play Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992, and a MacArthur Fellowship, and she was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for her play Fires in the Mirror. She has had roles in the films Philadelphia, An American President, and The Human Stain, and she has worked in television on The Practice, Presidio Med, and The West Wing. She is the founder and director of the Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue and is a University Professor at New York University, with an appointment in the Tisch School of the Arts and an affiliation with the School of Law.


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The top Australasian travel destination. The best two visitor experiences in New Zealand. A finalist in an international Sport City award. A venue for the World Triathlon Series for the next four years. The accolades for Auckland's can-do attitude have come thick and fast.
Auckland was determined that the organisation, and staging, of Rugby World Cup 2011 would not be a one-off and there would be legacy benefits. The council etched into its 30-year plan that Auckland would be a true international destination, and experience, for tourism and events. Over the past month, Auckland was named:
A Sport City of the Year finalist in the International Sports Event Management awards, alongside Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, London, Manchester and Melbourne. The winner will be announced, in London, on Friday (NZ time).
Australasia's top destination at the 2012 World Travel Awards, heading off Sydney, Whitsunday Islands, Bora Bora and the Yasawa Islands. The Grand Final to find the global winner is in New Delhi on December 12.
Home to New Zealand's top two visitor experiences - Auckland Harbour/Hauraki Gulf and urban Auckland including newly-refurbished Britomart and Wynyard Quarter - as recorded in the latest edition of the Lonely Planet travel Guide.
Auckland successfully staged the Barfoot and Thompson-sponsored Grand Final of the World Triathlon Series over Labour Weekend, and the International Triathlon Union wasted little time in naming the challenging inner-city course as a series stop-off for the next four years.
Auckland will open the world circuit next April.
Though Auckland's international reputation as a sporting and visitor destination has risen dramatically, the city hasn't overlooked its domestic market.
In September Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (Ateed) launched its first domestic tourism campaign in a decade. The second round of the campaign, showcasing the depth and breadth of Auckland's tourist offering, is planned for March/April next year, and overall the campaign is aimed at getting Kiwis "to visit more, stay longer and spend more". Last year Auckland had 10.3 million domestic visitors, but only 4.3 million stayed for more than one night.
Auckland has long been known as the gateway to the country, with the international airport receiving 1.9 million, or 75 per cent, of the 2.6 million overseas tourists a year. Traditionally, many haven't stayed long in Auckland, but that is starting to change. Total guest nights for the year ending May 2012 increased 7.5 per cent to 6.35 million compared with a national fall of 0.5 per cent to 31.67 million. The average length of stay in Auckland increased slightly from 2 to 2.03 nights.
An additional one night's stay in Auckland for 1.9 million visitors, spending an average $250, would result in an immediate windfall of $475 million in a year for the local economy.
So, is the gateway tag for Auckland out of date? Jason Hill, manager tourism at Ateed, says the latest awards "are for best destination and best visitor experiences - they don't say anything about being a gateway.
"There is a new face to Auckland and the way we are starting to promote it is having an effect on travel agents and visitors' impressions," Hill says. "We have the uniqueness of the world's largest Polynesian city, rich in Maori, Pasifika and other cultures. We have the sophistication of big city life with good quality accommodation, superb dining and bars, and an array of great shopping.
"Within minutes of downtown you can be walking on to a marae, peering into a volcanic cone, strolling through a rainforest or on a golden sandy beach, and take thrilling jetboat or America's Cup yacht rides."
Hill says the domestic campaign was aimed at changing New Zealanders' perception about Auckland. "They come to Auckland for the big lights, an event or concert and a game of rugby. We want to give them ideas they haven't thought about, and have them stay an extra night."
Ateed, in conjunction with DoC and local iwi, is planning a new tourist offering - a one or two-day walk on Rangitoto and Motutapu islands.
Hill says DoC has nine great walks and "we want this one to be the 10th."
The plan is for a local iwi guide to accompany the visitors and tell them the story of the islands, from pre-European to modern times.
"Standing on a 700-year-old maunga and volcano, and taking in the unique flora and fauna and the views back to Auckland city will be second to none.
"Nowhere else do you have this combination and variety."
Welcome visitors
Auckland Council and Ateed are determined to double the city's annual tourism earnings of $3.3 billion in 2010 to $6 billion within the next decade. This would double international visitor receipts to $4 billion by 2021, and domestic spending from $1.37 billion to $2 billion.


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The Littlest Farmers
No, this isn't a picture of another "pyramid" on Mars. It's the world's tiniest farmer!
Looks Like A Fine Crop Of Bacteria This Year
Agriculture is credited by some with revolutionizing humankind by allowing us to live in more dense social groupings. It is heralded as a great achievement by the planet's dominant species. However, it seems like you don't need two legs to recognize a good idea.
- Little Farmers from AMNH https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD9hy-ts5ow
Explore More
Use the resources below to answer the following questions:
- What causes Dictyostelium discoideum to form "slugs"? What else do some individuals do in their "slug" form?
- What do "slugs" do once they have migrated to a new area? How is this beneficial to them?
- Do you think the discovery of a "farmer" organism that appears "simple" proves that this practice started early in evolutionary history? Why or why not? Think carefully and be specific in your reasoning.
- If you believe this discovery proves early farming by microorganisms, what kind of evidence would be necessary for you to change your mind? If you believe this discovery does NOT prove early farming by microorganisms, what kind of evidence would be necessary for you to change your mind?
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD9hy-ts5ow
- http://www.nih.gov/science/models/d_discoideum/
- http://dictybase.org/tutorial/
- http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~bioslabs/studies/invertebrates/dicty.html
- http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/110119-amoebas-smallest-farmers-discodeum-science-nature-bacteria/
- http://www.nature.com/news/2011/110119/full/news.2011.27.html


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Shares of touch sensor controller chip maker Synaptics (SYNA) are up $3.73, or 10.4%, at $39.60, after the company last night raised its outlook for fiscal Q4 revenue above analysts' estimates, and higher-than-expected gross profit margin, citing higher-than-expected sales of all manner of mobile devices.
Given that Samsung Electronics (005930KS) is a large customer of Synaptics's, much of the commentary sought to divine the trends for Samsung's devices sales, especially the Galaxy S4 flagship smartphone, which has been rumored in recent weeks to be experiencing slower sales than initially expected.
Pacific Crest's John Vinh reiterates an Outperform rating on the shares, writing that the report indicates strong smartphone demand for Samsung and "other Tier 1 OEMs," and for China manufacturers of devices.
However, Vinh doesn't think that Synaptics's results put to rest lingering concerns about a rumored slowdown in sales of the Galaxy S4:
Does this mean there is no slowdown in Galaxy S4 sales? We do not believe these results suggest that sell-through of the GS4 has not softened, as the company's results reflect sell-in inventory builds. We still believe GS4 shipments in Q3 are tracking to 20 million, down slightly from 20 million to 25 million previously. Despite this, we do not see risk to our September-quarter estimates.
Feltl & Co.'s Jeffrey Schreiner reiterates a Hold rating on Synaptics, writing that it likely reflects multiple new models at Samsung, but like Vinh, he is expecting a slowdown in the payoff from Samsung after a momentary "boom":
We estimate revised June revenue range likely reflects initial Galaxy Note 3 builds (our prior estimate assumed September) along with new versions of Samsung's Galaxy S4 (mini, Active, etc.) and other Samsung platforms. We believe non-Samsung strength during June quarter was likely derived from mobile customers such as HTC, Sony, LG and others [...] Our revised estimates suggest SYNA's June quarter could potentially represent the peak for Samsung shipments. Our prior forecast assumed September may equal a near-term Samsung peak, but we believe initial Galaxy Note 3 builds have potentially been "pulled-in" the June quarter vs. our prior September estimate. Our projections suggest Samsung's S4 shipments will likely peak during June, with potentially >50% of our total estimated CY13 S4 shipments likely to have been recognized. In our opinion SYNA's revised June guidance provided investors a near-term "boom" driven primarily by projected Samsung strength. We believe following the near-term "boom" SYNA could potentially see a Samsung "swoon" as we estimate build rates for key SYNA-based smartphones will likely begin to slowdown.
On the other hand, Robert Stone with Cowen & Co., reiterating an Outperform rating, thinks that the report may "outweigh concerns about Samsung GS4 volume or channel inventories," noting multiple opportunities for Synaptics:
We believe SYNA has achieved a broad base of wins through innovation. Examples include: proximity sensing, which features heavily in Samsung's advertising for the GS4; in-cell integrated sensor solutions, recently launched on Huawei Ascend P2 and P6, Pantech Vega Iron, and Oppo R809T; a proprietary single layer on-cell solution for cost sensitive designs, and a single-chip, large-screen solution with integrated active pen support.


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The fit is quite a bit slimmer than Ottobre, making them similar to Burda magazine's kid patterns. I didn't slim this pattern as I would have to for Otto, and the fit is really good with the addition of some elastic at the back waist. Interestingly, Young Image's patterns have 12 cm difference between sizes as opposed to the 6 cm difference for Burda and Ottobre.
How are the instructions? I thought the instructions were fine for the My Image dress I made, but I got lost fairly quickly with these and gave up. Another similarity to Burda, I guess (:


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No. There is no right and wrong when it comes to résumé content and format. Each résumé is as unique as the individual it represents. It is up to you to select the appropriate content that best highlights your skills for the employment you hope to acquire, and then effectively communicate your qualifications in a format that is clear and easy to read.
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Choose a format which allows the most impressive presentation of your experience history. Whatever the case, be sure to emphasize your key skills and accomplishments with the use of action verbs.
- Most frequently used is the reverse chronological format. It lists the most recent experiences first and preceding experiences in reverse chronological order. This format has the advantages of being easier to read and more familiar to employers.
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Saturday, August 2, 2014 - 10:00am
Omar Shrine Auditorium
Event Details
This unique event features vendors offering reptile pets, suppliers, feeders, cages, and merchandise as well as live animal seminars and frequent free raffles for coveted prizes. Learn, play, and spend time with family at this one-day animal show and sale. Omar Shrine Auditorium, 176 Patriots Point Road, Mount Pleasant. Saturday, 10am-5pm. $10 adults, $5 children 5-12, free for children under 5. (843) 881-4220, www.reptiday.com


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Campus Encouraged to Put Safety First
To help prioritize security on campus, the RIC Campus Police will deliver a series of weekly safety tips to students, faculty and staff.
"When a campus like ours hasn't had any major safety problems, students get a sense of security," said Fred Ghio, chief of Campus Police. "Our students feel safe here, which they should. But they still need to be aware of their surroundings."
The Campus Police will send an email each Wednesday for the next five weeks with two or three tips on how the campus community can take charge of their own safety. Once the spring 2014 semester has ended, the entire safety tips list will be available on the Campus Police website at www.ric.edu/campuspd/.
"This is another avenue to get the word out to students, faculty and staff," Ghio said. "This supplements our existing efforts, including seminars and discussions, to ensure a safe campus environment."
Safety tips will cover a broad range of topics, including some centered on how students can protect themselves in social situations. For instance, Ghio said, students should not go to an off-campus event unless they go in a group of people. That's advice he gave to each of his three daughters when they were in college.
"Our campus is located in a city. We have been very safe, but anything can change in a minute," Ghio said. "Students and staff need to take certain things into consideration."
According to data provided to the U.S. Department of Education under the Clery Act, RIC had few on-campus criminal incidents from 2010 to 2012, the latest years for which data is publicly available.
Ghio said the campus did experience a rash of automobile thefts and break-ins in 2012. The Campus Police worked with the Providence Police Department to identify the responsible parties, who turned out to be individuals unaffiliated with RIC who lived in nearby.
Victimized students, Ghio said, had left valuables, including laptop computers and wallets, visible on their car seats, and, in some cases, had left their cars unlocked.
"Criminals go for the soft target," Ghio said. "Sometimes students are in a hurry to get to class, and because they feel safe, they can be careless."
Resident students also need to take caution at the end of the semester when they are preparing to move out of resident halls, Ghio said. Students sometimes, he said, will pack their cars in advance of moving out, which can make them vulnerable to theft.
Tips also will be offered on ensuring safety in the residence halls. Ghio encourages students to report any unusual persons they might see inside dormitories, even if they are reluctant to do so.
"A lot of times, students do not want to question people," Ghio said. "But they don't have to. They should call us and we will be right there."


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Another stand out moment so far (on the first disc) was Alec Baldwin's commercial tape. I laughed so hard during that sequence. But yeah, his character is great and he does an outstanding job in all aspects.
I can't wait to watch more of this show, going to try and finish the second disc today.
I have the first 4 volumes of those 007 gift sets but I have yet to watch any of them.
Watched Waiting last night for the first time since I caught it on dvd, which when it was first released. This movie is hilarious, a lot funnier than I remembered.
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New Talent Showcase
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- Cost
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DescriptionRooster T. Feathers hosts its weekly New Talent Showcase where you can see up-and-coming comedians as they strut their stuff. Professional and amateur comics come out every Wednesday night to hone their comedic craft in front of a live audience at this neighborhood comedy club. Many established comedians have started their careers by slinging jokes here before making it big in television and film, including Dana Carvey, Christopher Titus, Kevin Pollack and countless others.
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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of enterprise software vendor Tibco (TIBX) are down $1, or almost 5%, at $20.01, in late trading, after the company reported fiscal Q2 revenue and earnings per share more or less in line with expectations.
Revenue in the three months ended June 2nd fell fractionally from a year earlier to $245.8 million, yielding EPS of 18 cents a share, excluding some costs.
Analysts had been modeling $247 million and 18 cents.
Tibco CEO Vivek Ranadive remarked that "Improving sales execution remains our top priority. While work remains to be done, we saw signs of improvement and a healthier base of activity this quarter."
Tibco will host a conference call with analysts at 4:30 pm, Eastern time, and you can catch the webcast of it on the company's investor relations Web site.
Tibco's results were not unlike those of database giant Oracle (ORCL) this evening, which turned in a fiscal Q4 report that was also just in line with expectations and, arguably, ever-so-slightly light on the top line.


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Title: 6th Street
Description: Looking west from Main along 6th Street Trafficway.
Date: 1949
Item Type: Photograph, b/w
Collection: General Collection (P1), Streets--6th, Number 4
Local Subject: 6th Street Trafficway; Main Street
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Australia 1900 – United States of America 1982
United States from 1919
Dancers from Igor Stravinsky's symphony, Jeu de cartes
[The card game] choreographed by Geprge Balanchine
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image 27.7 (h) x 21.6 (w) cm
A 'ballet in three deals,' choreographed by George Balanchine with a score by Stravinsky, premiered on 27 April 1937 at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It was performed by the newly-formed Mordkin Ballet (which would be renamed the Ballet Theater in 1940 and the American Ballet Theater in 1956, one of the foremost ballet companies the twentieth century) with the composer conducting at the premiere. The idea of basing a ballet on a poker game may have come from Stravinsky who was a keen card player. Each act or 'deal' began with the same introduction or 'shuffle,' with the villain Joker having the power to turn the game of confrontations, alliances and combats through his ability to become any card. The transformation of a Surrealist language into a photographic style can be seen in this highly abstracted composition in which the figures seem to free-fall through space.


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Best Practices
Assign Another Primary Identifier
Students, faculty and staff use a university assigned number for most university transactions. The student SSN remains in the university database as a secondary identifier. The institution exercises limited use of the student SSN, for example, when it is necessary to verify student identities, process financial aid applications, and report wages of student employees. Using another identifier reduces the risk of unauthorized disclosure of SSNs.
Example: One university recently redesigned its student information system with the capability to assign and use non-SSN student identification numbers. With the redesigned system, the university began issuing randomly generated student identification numbers to all new students registering for the fall 2003 semester. Students enrolled before fall 2003 were issued a non-SSN student identifier system starting with the spring 2006 semester.
Comply with State Regulations
Many states have enacted laws that place certain restrictions on universities' use of SSNs.
- Arkansas has a law that makes it a crime for an individual without consent, to obtain or record identifying information of another person that would assist in accessing the financial resources of that person. The law includes SSNs in its definition of "identifying information." (A.C.A. § 5-37-227).
- Arizona passed legislation that prohibits those universities under the jurisdiction of the Arizona Board of Regents from assigning an identification number to faculty, staff, or students at a university that is identical to the individual's SSN. The law also prohibits the display of the SSN (or any four or more consecutive numbers of the SSN) on any Internet site maintained by the university or other publicly accessible document. Arizona also passed legislation that prohibits certain disclosures of SSNs to the public and the printing of SSNs on any card required for the individual to receive products or services. The law also establishes technical protection requirements for the on-line transmission of SSNs. In addition, the law prohibits, in certain circumstances, the printing of SSNs on mailed materials to residents of Arizona unless required by State or Federal law.
- California passed legislation that prohibits
- publicly posting or displaying an SSN;
- printing an SSN on any card required to access products or services;
- requiring that an individual transmit his or her SSN over the Internet unless the connection is secure or the SSN is encrypted;
- requiring that an individual use his or her SSN to access an Internet website, unless a password or unique personal identification number or other authentication device is also required; and
- printing an SSN on any item mailed to an individual unless State or Federal law requires that the SSN be on the mailed document.
- Connecticut passed legislation that prohibits an entity that purchases a housing project from disclosing to the public the tenants' SSNs from the tenants' lease agreements. Additionally, this legislation prohibits housing authorities from disclosing the SSNs of tenants to anyone except a purchaser of a housing project without the tenant's permission.
- Illinois passed legislation that directs a task force to "…examine the procedures used by the State to protect an individual against the unauthorized disclosure of his or her social security number when the State requires the individual to provide his or her social security number to an officer or agency of the State."
- Indiana passed legislation that prohibits State agencies from compelling an individual to provide their SSN to a State agency against the individual's will, absent Federal requirements to the contrary. Any forms that request the SSN must state the reason the SSN is requested and notification either that the State is required by Federal law to obtain the SSN and the form cannot be processed without it or that the individual has the right to refuse to provide the SSN and will not be penalized for doing so. In addition, an individual may request that his or her SSN be removed from a State agency's record and the State agency must substitute a new identification number to be used by the individual.
- Kansas passed legislation that prohibits post-secondary educational institutions from printing or encoding a person's SSN on or into the person's identification card. In addition, any distinguishing identifier assigned to a person shall be unique to that person and shall not be based on the person's SSN.
- Louisiana has a law that prohibits the use of SSNs as personal identifiers for school employees. ( La. R.S. 17:440).
- Michigan passed legislation that includes a provision prohibiting the use of "…all or more than 4 sequential digits of the social security number as the primary account number…" for an employee, student or other individual.
- Minnesota passed legislation that requires that an individual asked to provide private or confidential data be informed of the purpose and intended use of the requested data within the State agency, whether the individual may refuse to provide the requested information, any known consequences for not providing the requested information, and the identity of those authorized by State or Federal law to receive the information. State agencies cannot collect, store, use, or disseminate private or confidential data of an individual for any other purpose than those stated to the individual at the time of collection. This act identifies the SSN and educational data as private.
- Missouri passed legislation that prohibits any person or entity from publicly displaying a person's SSN and from requiring that a person send their SSN over the Internet without appropriate encryption or other security measures.
- New Hampshire passed legislation that increased the penalty for identity fraud.
- New Mexico has legislation pending that increases the penalty for identity theft for "…willfully obtaining, recording or transferring personal identifying information of another person without the authorization or consent of that person and with the intent to defraud that person or another." (2005 Bill Text NM S.B. 260).
- New York has enacted a law that regulates universities' SSN use. The New York State Education Law 5 prohibits the display of a student's SSN on "…public listing[s] of grades, on class rosters or other lists provided to teachers, student identification cards, [and] in student directories or similar listings…unless specifically authorized or required by law...."
- Oklahoma has a law that makes it a crime "…for any person to willfully and with fraudulent intent obtain the name, address, social security number, date of birth…or any other personal identifying information of another person living or dead, with intent to use, sell, or allow any other person to use or sell such personal information to obtain or attempt to obtain money, credit, goods, property, or service in the name of the other person without the consent of that person." ( 21 Okla. St. § 15331.1).
- Texas has a law that prohibits the printing of "…an individual's social security number on a card or other device required to access a product or service…unless the individual has requested in writing such printing." The law does not apply to "...the collection, use, or release of a social security number that is required by state or federal law…or the use of a social security number for internal verification or administrative purposes." ( Tex. Bus. & Com. Code § 35.58).
- Vermont passed legislation that makes it a crime to obtain, produce, possess, use, sell, give, or transfer personal identifying information (including SSNs) belonging or pertaining to another person with intent to use the information to commit a misdemeanor or a felony. Additionally, this legislation requires that a study be completed related to the use of SSNs by both public and private entities and that proposals be developed to reduce such use wherever possible and protect privacy and security when the numbers must be used.
- Washington requires that institutions of higher education use personal identifiers that are not SSNs.
- Wisconsin passed legislation that prohibits an institution of higher education from assigning any student an "identification number that is identical to or incorporates the student's Social Security number." The act defines an institution of higher education as either a State or private educational institution located in Wisconsin that awards a bachelor's or higher degree or provides programs that are acceptable toward such a degree.
Establish Staff Responsibility
Universities have taken the very progressive action of creating a Chief Privacy Officer position for oversight of all issues involving record security, including protection of SSNs maintained in institutional files.
Universities require all staff members to complete online FERPA training prior to receiving access to any of or student information systems and report they must renew their training yearly.
Universities require faculty to review FERPA at semester in-service sessions and the information is also available in faculty/advisor handbooks.
Inform Students
Universities give students the option of using another number as a personal identifier.
Universities address privacy of student records via FERPA, through discussion in university catalogs, handbooks, or on websites. Publications such as "A Student's Right to Know," are shared with students.
Universities include statements on the admission application regarding the state's Public Information Act.
Universities include information on the website explaining the new student identification numbering system, where applicable.
One university indicates on the admissions application that provision is voluntary and also removes the SSN from their database upon request, after consultation with the student to explain what services will be impacted.
There are articles in student publications outlining concerns and possible solutions to identity theft. One university cited an article entitled Old ID Cards hold SSN, new card effective mid – March. This is just one example of a university taking action and informing students, faculty and staff about their new student identifier system.
Removal of Social Security Numbers
One university instituted the removal of social security numbers on student documents including class schedules, transcripts, etc., and the inclusion of information about FERPA and confidentiality in their Catalog and Student Handbook. They also plan to post information on their web site and send an email to our students with this information, and include information about how to avoid identity theft.
Another university performed a Student ID conversion process last summer which was targeted to protect their student's privacy by replacing the SSN with a generic ID number for routine identification. The SSN is requested from students as a secure part of their Admissions application and stored for use to eliminate duplicate IDs for that student plus to identify the student positively for Financial Aid and other Government reporting processes that require the use of the SSN. All standard reports of student information have been redesigned so the SSN is not included and faculty and staff have been presented with information stressing the importance of protecting the privacy of student information including the SSN.
News Article: Temple University Eliminates Social Security Numbers as Primary ID Method
Updating the Computer System
In recent years a university has masked the first five digits of the SSN to all but a few users of their system. The few people that see the full SSN are those who have a legitimate need (for example those who need to review potential data entry errors for 1098-T submission to the federal government).
Another university has masked the entire SSN in the student information system for most of their users. Only users with a legitimate need to know can see the SSN. Also, their information technology department has implemented a policy that SSNs can only be stored in central administrative systems. Departments are not allowed to store SSN in a separate electronic files or database systems.
In recent years a university has masked the first five digits of the SSN to all but a few users of their system. The few people that see the full SSN are those who have a legitimate need (for example those who need to review potential data entry errors for 1098-T submission to the federal government).
Use Employee Disclosure Statement
Universities took action to decrease the risk of improper SSN disclosure by staff and employees. These universities required that personnel handling documents containing confidential information sign a disclosure statement. Some of the documents we reviewed contained references to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and the fact that the handler of such documents may be subject to criminal prosecution and civil penalties, as well as disciplinary action by their employer, if they improperly disclose confidential information.
Using an Alternate Identification
One university has been using an identification number that was different than the social security number since their system was converted to electronic format, sometime in the late 60s or early 70s, pioneering the efforts in not using SSN as the primary student identifier.
Universities report using a randomly generated student identification number.
One university collects the SSN up front, but from that point forward assigns the student an alternate number. This alternate number is the number that shows on any student information. The student uses this number to access their online account and there is no need to use the social security number. This same process is used across campus in the Human Resources office for employees, housing, alumni, etc. For continuing education courses, a social security number is not required up front.


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All the more reason for you all to try hunting turkeys without a decoy, I have done both and find that it is quite a bit more satisfying going out of the woods with only one turkey in your bag.
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