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In an effort get ahead of the curve, I've been looking at the strategic advice that Forrester's Marketing and Strategy (M&S) analysts are giving to their clients in marketing roles. This is in the hopes that we can help EA practices better communicate, plan, and align to what their marketing leaders are thinking – but aren't necessarily communicating.
What I'm finding is that your marketing team is strategizing for an odd future: An era of precognition, driven by an undeniable and powerful consumer trend: The emerging base of consumers value relevancy over privacy. They're willing to trade privacy for new services – and their inventory of sellable secrets grows while their avenues for selling them become wider. If you've guessed this has something to do with mobility, you're right. What I'm finding our M&S analysts recommending is not only interesting (and in some ways terrifying), but could have an overwhelmingly positive impact on an EA practice's value to the organization, bringing it closer to tangible revenue contribution. But only EA practices ready to accept this new mission will see this benefit.
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CHICAGO - A quartet of Loyola women's volleyball players were recognized today as the Horizon League handed out its postseason awards. Senior Anna Eytchison was named Horizon League Newcomer of the Year while earning spots on the both the All-Horizon League and Horizon League All-Newcomer teams while Brittany Brown, Stephanie Kinane and Kathleen Vogel joined her on the All-Newcomer Squad. Cleveland State's Kara Koch was named Player of the Year, Taylor Root of Valparaiso was named Defensive Player of the Year for the third time and the Vikings' Chuck Voss earned the Coach of the Year nod.
The awards cap a terrific season for Eytchison, a graduate student who transferred to Loyola for her final season of eligibility. The Columbia, Ill. native finished the regular season second in the Horizon League with 446 kills (4.37 kills per set), a figure that has her 33 shy of Nichol Amberg's single-season record during the rally-scoring era (2001-present). She has recorded 20 or more kills in 11 matches this season and her average of 5.02 points per set is good for 14th nationally. In addition, she is Loyola's first All-Horizon League player since Sarah Singer in 2008 and the first Rambler to be named Horizon League Newcomer of the Year since Courtney Ashley back in 2003.
"I could not be happier for Anna," said head coach Chris Muscat. "Anna came to Loyola with the intention of making a difference and helping create a culture and foundation for success for future teams. She is a very talented and gifted athlete that values the team and has truly left her mark on the future of Loyola volleyball."
The trio of talented freshmen join Eytchison on the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team. Brown gave the Ramblers a big lift from the setter position, finishing third in the league in assists (1,052, 10.12 aps), and recorded Loyola's first triple-double since 2006 with 10 kills, 29 assists and 10 digs in Loyola's road win over Milwaukee.
"Brittany is one of the rising stars in this program," stated Muscat. "She has excelled in multiple roles this season and, as she continues her development as a setter, I believe that she will be one of the very special group of players that have set in this program. She is always looking to be an impact player in those dare to be great moments and we love her aggressiveness."
A two-time Horizon League Defensive Player of the Week honoree, Kinane was terrific as Loyola's back-row anchor this season. She is currently third in the Horizon League with 530 digs (5.10 dps) and she enters the postseason just 32 shy of Ann Deelo's single-season record of 562 set back in 2006.
"Stephanie's vision, athletic ability, and volleyball IQ make her a very special player within our defensive systems," continued Muscat. "Her ability to make the big play provides a really gritty, tenacious mentality for our team that will anchor our back row play for many years to come.
Vogel rounds out the group after a terrific freshman campaign on the outside. The Prairie Village, Kan. native is third on the team in kills (246, 2.46 kps) and second in the Horizon League in aces (28, 0.28 aps) heading into tournament play. Vogel reached double figures in kills in 12 of 13 matches during one stretch this season and gives the Ramblers another solid six-rotation player.
"Kathleen is a very skilled left-side that we have asked to do a lot of things this season," concluded Muscat. "She has been a major contributor to this team's success. The blue collar culture that we have established at Loyola is due in large part to players like Kathleen, which makes her the heart and soul of Loyola volleyball. Her grittiness and will to win is infectious."
Loyola finished the regular season with a 16-11 record, an improvement of 12 wins from the 2011 season, and enter the Horizon League Championship as the No. 4 seed. The Ramblers will take on fifth-seeded Green Bay in a first round match on Friday (Nov. 16) at 4 p.m. CT in Cleveland.


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Right-Wing Media Push Misleading Stat That WI Public Employees Make More Than Private Workers
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As protests against Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget continue in Madison, WI, right-wing media have continued to push the misleading statistic that public employees in the state of Wisconsin make more money than their private sector counterparts. In fact, according to the Economic Policy Institute, when education and experience are factored in, public sector employees in Wisconsin earn less than workers performing comparable jobs in the private sector.
Right-Wing Media Claim That State Employees Earn More Than Private Workers
Wash. Examiner: "Total Compensation Costs Of State And Local Government Workers Was 44 Percent Higher Than Private Industry." A February 21 op-ed in The Washington Examiner claimed that "state and local government workers" were paid "44 percent" more than private sector employees in 2010. The op-ed, titled, "There is no right to collective bargaining," was written by David Denholm, president of the anti-union Public Service Research Foundation. From the op-ed:
We might resent that [government is sovereign] when it comes to things like taxes but we need it when it comes to things like murder and mayhem. A sovereign institution might choose to seek input from interested parties about a decision, but when the decision is made, it is the law.
How different this is from a typical public-sector bargaining situation where the union makes demands and those demands are backed up by the threat -- whether legal or illegal -- of a strike.
There is a consequence to this distortion. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2010, the total compensation costs of state and local government workers was 44 percent higher than private industry; pay was only 33 percent higher but benefits cost 70 percent more. [The Washington Examiner, 2/21/11]
Kelly Claims There Is "Quite A Gap" Between "Salaries Of Public And Private Sector Employees" In WI. During the February 21 edition of Fox News' America Live, host Megyn Kelly followed live coverage of the ongoing protests at the statehouse in Madison by saying, "A closer look at the salaries of public and private sector employees in Wisconsin reveals quite a gap." A graphic showing "average annual pay" in Wisconsin in 2009 was then aired:
After reading the graphic, Kelly said: "What a difference. It used to be if you went to work for the state government, you would make less, but it was worth it, because you would have good benefits, good health care, nice fat pension, that kind of thing. So your salary would be lower. You can see from that full-screen we just showed you, that graphic, that that's no longer the case." [Fox News, America Live, 2/21/11]
Limbaugh Repeats Discredited Claim That Public Employees Nationwide Make "Twice" As Much As Private Workers. On the February 17 edition his Premiere Radio Networks radio show, Rush Limbaugh claimed: "Taxpayers are paying public sector unions twice, on average, what the American employee earns. Pensions, welfare, benefits, the health care -- all of that stuff. Twice. Wages, salary, you name it." [Premiere Radio Networks, The Rush Limbaugh Show, 2/17/11]
EPI Study: WI Public Employees Earn "4.8% Less ... Per Hour" Than Private Sector Counterparts
EPI: "Wisconsin Public Employees Earn 4.8% Less In Total Compensation Per Hour Than Comparable Full-Time Employees In Wisconsin's Private Sector." A study published February 10 by the think tank Economic Policy Institute (EPI) found that when "[c]omparisons controlling for education, experience," and other factors are taken into account, "Wisconsin public employees earn 4.8% less in total compensation per hour than comparable full-time employees in Wisconsin's private sector." From the EPI briefing paper released with the study:
[T]he data indicates that state and local government employees in Wisconsin are not overpaid. Comparisons controlling for education, experience, organizational size, gender, race, ethnicity, citizenship, and disability reveal that employees of both state and local governments in Wisconsin earn less than comparable private sector employees. On an annual basis, full-time state and local government employees in Wisconsin are undercompensated by 8.2% compared with otherwise similar private sector workers. This compensation disadvantage is smaller but still significant when hours worked are factored in. Full-time public employees work fewer annual hours, particularly employees with bachelor's, master's, and professional degrees (because many are teachers or university professors). When comparisons are made controlling for the difference in annual hours worked, full-time state and local government employees are undercompensated by 4.8%, compared with otherwise similar private sector workers. To summarize, our study shows that Wisconsin public employees earn 4.8% less in total compensation per hour than comparable full-time employees in Wisconsin's private sector.
These compensation comparisons account for important factors that affect earnings, the most important of which is the educational levels of public employees. When comparing public and private sector pay it is essential to consider the much higher levels of education required by occupations in the public sector. As a consequence of these requirements, Wisconsin public sector workers are on average more highly educated than private sector workers; 59% of full-time Wisconsin public sector workers hold at least a four-year college degree, compared with 30% of full-time private sector workers. Wisconsin state and local governments pay college-educated employees 25% less in annual compensation, on average, than private employers. The compensation differential is greatest for professional employees, lawyers, and doctors. On the other hand, the public sector appears to set a floor on compensation, which benefits less-educated workers. The 1% of state and local government workers without high school diplomas earn more than comparably educated workers in the private sector. [EPI, "Are Wisconsin Public Employees Over-compensated?" 2/10/11]
EPI: "Workers With A Bachelor's Degree Or More ... Are Compensated Between $20,000 ... To Over $82,000 A Year Less" Than Private Sector Counterparts. The EPI report also included a graphic showing the average compensation for public and private sector employees in Wisconsin by education:
A February 18 post on EPI's website that highlighted this graphic stated:
The campaign against state and local workers is often justified with claims that they are privileged relative to their private-sector peers or have somehow been cushioned from the effects of the recent recession and slow recovery. These claims are clearly false.
In Wisconsin, which has become a focal point in this debate, public servants already take a pretty hefty pay cut just for the opportunity to serve their communities (Keefe 2010). The figure below shows that when comparing the total compensation (which includes non-wage benefits such as health care and pensions) of workers with similar education, public-sector workers consistently make less than their private-sector peers. Workers with a bachelor's degree or more--which constitute nearly 60% of the state and local workforce in Wisconsin--are compensated between $20,000 less (if they just have a bachelor's degree) to over $82,000 a year less (if they have a professional degree, such as in law or medicine). [EPI, 2/18/11]
Klein: "The Ones Who Got Played" In Wisconsin "Are The Public Employees." In a February 19 blog post, The Washington Post's Ezra Klein discussed EPI's analysis to argue that, in reality, it was the public employees who got the "bad deal" from the state government when negotiating their contracts. From his post:
The deal that unions, state government and -- by extension -- state residents have made to defer the compensation of public employees was a bad deal -- but it was a bad deal for the public employees, not for the state government. State and local governments were able to hire better workers now by promising higher pay later. They essentially hired on an installment plan. And now they might not follow through on it. The ones who got played here are the public employees, not the residents of the various states. The residents of the various states, when all is said and done, will probably have gotten the work at a steep discount. They'll force a renegotiation of the contracts and blame overprivileged public employees for resisting shared sacrifice.
Which gets to the heart of what this is: A form of default. There's been a lot of concern lately that states or municipalities will default on their debt. This is considered the height of fiscal irresponsibility -- an outcome so dire that some are considering various forms of federal support. But the talk that states or cities will default on their obligations to teachers or DMV employees? That's considered evidence of fiscal responsibility. And perhaps it's a better outcome, as defaulting to the banks makes future borrowing costs higher, and can hurt the state economy in the long-run. But it's not a more just outcome. [The Washington Post, 2/19/11]
Right-Wing Media Routinely Claim That Public Employees Earn More Than Private Workers
Right-Wing Media Regularly Cite Apples To Oranges Comparison To Claim Public Employees Earn More, "Twice As Much," As Private Workers. As Media Matters has previously documented, right-wing media routinely claim that public employees earn far more than their private counterparts, often using a misleading USA Today analysis that claimed to show public employees earn twice as much as those in the private sector. PolitiFact rebutted the claim that "federal employees are making twice as much as their private counterparts," and USA Today acknowledged that its "analysis did not consider differences in experience and education." [Media Matters, 8/11/10, 9/22/10, 11/8/10, 12/1/10]
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Took the dogs up to Slater Park today, we walk there twice a week. Took the camera today.
This is the view I see, and it always makes me smile!
From left: Tasha, Lacey, Riley, Willy
Tasha Riley Willy Lacey
More photos to come.
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They had a concert last weekend - Dad and I attended, it is a free outdoor concert by the RI Philharmonic Pops Orchestra. We try to attend each year. So the bandstand was still out, and I used that to take some pics. Initially the pups were too busy to pay me ANY attention.
Getting themselves sorted
Almost ready
Well, WILLY was ready, ha haaa
Eventually I got this:
And edited, these are the 3 good ones, out of about 37!
More photos to come!
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The Pond - it has 3 fountains and at night they have 3 bonfire / braziers they light as well.
Looff Carousel - one of several still remaining; we have one in my city as well. This is open daily all summer, and on weekends in Spring and Fall.
We stopped in here, as my friend Paula has her first ever entry accepted in a juried art show. She didn't place, but she is thrilled just to have made it in the show.
I imagine this is the first time 4 bichons entered, lol. Paula's entry. Her 3 children gave her a trip to Ireland last year for her 70th birthday, and this is a scene from one of her photos.
Plenty of ducks and Canadian geese in the pond. Folks stop by to feed them.
There are swans, as well. The pond is stocked with trout every Spring, and fishing is closed from Mar 1 to April 15th, then open for the rest of the year.
Spring, Summer and Fall, we often see bridal parties having photo shoots in this area. On the gazebo itself they tend to have issues with lighting, sometimes the photographer comes with studio lights and sets up, to get a few of the bride in there as well. Mostly, it is used as a back drop.
Most photos stand by!
I tried to get a group pic of the fluffs with the gazebo, but they weren't big on cooperation at this point in our walk. Only later did I realize I had them in dappled sunlight which wouldn't have worked anyway.
This is a 3 inch gun from a WW II ship. I wish they had a plaque up with info about it. Dad used to be able to tell me about it, wish I'd written it down, now he doesn't remember. Dad was assigned to a 6 inch when he was in the Navy.
Tasha frequently checks in with me to make sure she is doing what I want, lol. From Left: Lacey, Tasha Riley Willy
Fall will soon be here; some trees and bushes have already started to turn.
This is Fanny. At one time in the past, Slater Park had a small zoo, and Fanny was the elephant who lived there for something like 21 years. It was an 'old style' zoo, poor Fanny basically had a cage and that it all. Not like the lovely exhibit areas our zoo in Providence offers, now. Anyway, many Rhode Islanders knew Fanny, and this replica was made in her memory by one of the local artists.
We have almost completed our loop now, and almost back to the car. Tasha, Lacey Riley Willy
Tasha checking in again, lol.
Just a few more photos to come.
The scenery at the park looks very nice,the birds in the water,must be fall,your Bichons looked like they really enjoyed the walk in the park,having a rest,I assumed they had treats as well and enjoyed the ride in the car.
thanks very much devon. I have been boo'd.
Great pictures! Thanks for sharing. I love the close up of the 4 together! I can't seem to get my 2 to pose together :/
Clover, Loki, Shadow, Pixel and Kyo
Thanks for the tour with you and The Fluffs. It's been many moons since I've been in that neck of the woods. It sure looks like a good time was had by all. Smooches for each of those cuties.....
Gotta give Little Rhody a lot of credit too, for preserving so much of the natural environment, and not turning everything into shopping centers, condos, and a lot of other commercial money-grabbing ventures, too.
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To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Ecclesiastes 3:1The clock of life is wound but once and no man has the power
To know just when the hands will stop - on what day, or what hour.
Now is the only time you have, so live it with a will -
Don't wait until tomorrow - the hands may then be still.
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Thanks for the pictures, a very interesting group of shots. Is Slater a city park or a State park?
Loved the pics of the fuzzy butts. Tasha almost looks like she's thinking "are we there yet?"
in her turning to look back at you.
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Where - what town - is Slater Park in? My big sister is now working in Rhode ISland, and is a huge fan of elephants, so might want to stop and see Fanny one day!
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Your walk and all the photos made me smile too. Thanks, I really enjoyed each one of them. It's amazing that you ever got all 4 to look "sort of" in the same direction. As someone said, I cant get my two little ones together for a pic. I bet your fluffs really enjoyed their walk. Thanks for showing us the pics. Here's one of your photos with a frame I did at picasa.
That looks like such a lovely place to walk!
Thanks for all the pretty photos!
I will miss you forever, my sweet Scooter Bug. You were my best friend. 9/21/1995 - 1/23/2010
Goodbye, Oreo. 4/17/2003 - 9/12/2011. Gone too soon.
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To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
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To know just when the hands will stop - on what day, or what hour.
Now is the only time you have, so live it with a will -
Don't wait until tomorrow - the hands may then be still.
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Awesome photos Really beautiful park with lots of interesting things!
I gotta say though, I don't understand how you manage to walk so many dogs without constantly ending up with a huge knot of leashes, lol
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Lukas Podolski says Arsenal must continue to show their fighting spirit if they are to maintain their progress up the table.
Arsène Wenger's side claimed a narrow 1-0 victory at Wigan on Saturday that moved up into fourth place in the Premier League.
Podolski was delighted with the resilience the Gunners demonstrated at the DW Stadium, and says it could prove crucial during the second half of the season.
"There are always critics when you don't have good results in the league," he told Arsenal Player. "We are fourth now and it's good for us, but we have a lot of matches to go and must keep fighting [and getting] points away at places like Wigan.
"Every victory is important for us to stay in the top four in the Premier League. The three points were very important and it was a very tough game for us.
"Wigan played very well. They created a lot of chances but what is important in these matches is to get the three points and we have them, so we can look forward to our next match."
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I am planning on doing a CELTA course in London in May. I have narrowed my choice down to St. Giles Highgate and International House. Has anybody taken these courses? Has anybody got comments on the content of the course/how good the trainers were/job prospects etc.? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Also, is CELTA the best course to do? I've also heard that Trinity TESOL is a good option.


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Okay so while driving the car it will start to lose power and even while pushing down the throttle it will keep slowing down. So they pull off the road and turn the car off and wait like two minutes and then start it back up and it runs fine for a while.
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Hello everyone. I dig what you guys do, and now that my bank account is happy again, I think it's about time I join in on the fun. Jango's helmet seems like a good start.
Where's a good place to get a nice non-dented helmet?
Most of the ones I find online I assume are the Rubies one, and they always seem to look skinny.
I've got plenty of experience with sculpture, and a fair amount with costuming, so an unfinished helmet is not an issue for me.
I'm about 6'3" btw
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to what Maulmaus said. Maulmaus, you contributed a lot too. Technically, we can credit DCB for everything -- he's the one that went all the way to Aussie the first time.
Trisha and her team "not knowing." I don't think that is the case, it's just that certain material just provides different looks, and it was for their movie shooting outcome, and not to serve our particular costuming needs but-theirs. They could've just picked up fabric at a "left over" warehouse for all we know, instead of having it custom done. Our guess is that they probably did about the same number of costumes as Jango's but we could be entirely wrong. I know that there were at least 5 gauntlets made. And, I know that there probably was a hero suit vs. a stunt suit. We've been picking crumbs of info since 2002. Different types of neoprene for different purposes, and, if it's thickness was different by a hair, then, I don't think it was headliner foam. It's just that Cris' shot was taken so close, it looked thick enough to be headliner foam. We're doing best guess still. So, I guess we should just raid Sansweet's closet again, this time with a pair of scissors


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Its that time of year again and APTuning is having our spring dyno day Cinco de Dyno!!
This year also marks our first ever R shootout. It is open to all R models, with an award and plaque going to the winner with the highest average combined HP/TQ!!
It will be held Saturday, May 5th 2012. Dyno pulls will be on sale for $50 for 3 pulls.
We will have refreshments and pizza on hand and its sure to be fun for everyone so don't miss out.
Along with the dyno special we will also be offering the typical sales on UM and APR software.
*Dyno is for front wheel drive VW/Audi only, as well as TT & R32 since they can be dyno'd fwd.
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 177, Sept 10, 1999
Now on the Web: ARSC Host and Queue StatusInstead of logging onto yukon to check your NQS job or read the downtime schedule, visit our home page:
- which ARSC hosts are up (or down)
- how many processors are available
- selected system info
- selected NQS queue status info
- downtime schedules
The information is updated every 5 minutes. Thanks go to Shawn Houston, ARSC Webmaster, for putting this together.
Massive ".o" Files and qalterIn the last issue we ran an article titled, "Post-Processing Standard Output Files From NQS Jobs."
As described, when an NQS job exits, the system copies its accumulated standard output and error from temporary system files to the user's account, and renames them to:
<job-name>.o<nqs-id> # standard output <job-name>.e<nqs-id> # standard errorSome jobs create massive ".o" files which can take a half-an-hour or more to copy. Unfortunately, NQS doesn't release a job's PEs until after the files are written, and thus, its PEs will remain unavailable to other users--and wasted--for a long time. The good T3E citizen won't let this happen!
Here are two simple solutions:
First Solution:
Call "qalter" from within the script, to release the job's PEs before the script exits and the system commences the big file copy. For example, you might add this at the end of your NQS script:
qalter -l mpp_p=0 # Release all parallel App. PEs qsub do_nothing.script # Force NQS to rescan the queuesWhere "do_nothing.script" is another file containing something like this:
#QSUB -q mpp # This will run in the single queue echo "This script did nothing, and ran at: " dateSecond Solution:
If the NQS script runs a program which writes its results to standard output, the script could redirect that output to a file. E.g.,
mpprun -n 50 ./a.out > ./a.out.results
AAAS Arctic Science Conference and CUG MeetingsThe 50th Arctic Science Conference of the AAAS
- Sept 19-22, 1999
- At Denali National Park and Preserve
Look for Guy at this conference.
(As an aside, Guy spent Wednesday in Denali and saw wolf, fox, black bear, brown bear, moose, caribou, dahl sheep, and tourist--last of the season.)
- October 7-8, 1999
- Princeton, New Jersey
- http://www.cug.org/
CUG Annual Meeting
- May 22-26, 2000
- Noordwijk aan Zee, The Netherlands
Call for papers has been issued: deadline, Dec. 10, 1999. See web page for details.
ARSC: Programming Environment Clean-UpBeginning after downtime on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1999, the only programming environments available on yukon will be PrgEnv (the default) and PrgEnv.old (the previous default).
The following components comprise PrgEnv and PrgEnv.old and will remain available:
CC.184.108.40.206 CC.188.8.131.52 CCmathlib.220.127.116.11 CCtoollib.126.96.36.199 cam.188.8.131.52 cf126.96.36.199.1 cf188.8.131.52.1 craylibs.22.214.171.124 craylibs.22.214.171.124 craytools.184.108.40.206 craytools.220.127.116.11 cvt.220.127.116.11 mpt.188.8.131.52 mpt.22.214.171.124 scc.188.8.131.52
Correction: qalter -l mpp_p=0In the article, "Post-Processing Standard Output Files From NQS Jobs" in the last issue, the qalter command given in the sample script was incorrect. It should have been:
qalter -l mpp_p=0 # Release all 60 APP PEs
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Looking at Converting this broken 96 Don Post, when I got it it was craked in several places, it had a broken rage finder.
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hey everyone i think i got a pretty good deal on my car, i just bought a 2003 wrx with 65k miles on it for 11.7k (i called them and talked them down a few hundred)
its got an injen intake, a koyorad radiator. up and down pipes, stage 2or3 clutch (hate that by the way) full stereo system (head unit, interior speakers, and sub) and thats about it.
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I recently lost quite a bit of weight and now my Cabela's Supermags are a little too big in the chest (kinda baggy). I've tried tightening the shoulder straps up, but they constantly fall down or slip still. I'd like to get a few more years out of these waders because they don't have a single leak in them. Any suggestions on how to cinch up baggy waders? I use a wader belt, just thinking maybe aftermarket straps or something?
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The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) are excited to announce a call for proposals for the National Sexual Assault Conference. Workshops on all aspects of the sexual violence continuum are being sought, including discussions focusing on counseling, medical and legal advocacy, education and outreach, sexual harassment, legal issues, intervention and prevention issues, public awareness, community organizing, policy change, and program development.
We welcome workshop proposals that focus on the uniqueness and value of sexual assault specific programs and services. Proposals that engage in a culturally competent approach to traditionally underserved populations is critical to the inclusive philosophy of this conference. Also, proposals that involve interactive learning techniques and innovative methods are encouraged
Anticipated conference attendance is approximately 500, which will include advocates, counselors, medical and nursing personnel, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, social workers, and psychologists from the throughout the United States.
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text: As the title says I'm from Missouri. I was pointed to this board from the Mandalorian Mercs board (where I bear the same name) in my semi-futile efforts to acquire a flak vest. I'm currently in the building stage of my custom Mando and I expect to have it done by the end of this summer. I also plan on starting an RC shortly after completing my Mando. Vor'e, ner vode!


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Posted by Kyle McNabb on December 6, 2011
Back in August of this year, Marc Andreessen published an essay in the WSJ highlighting his thoughts on why software's eating the world. I encourage you to read it. It highlights something we firmly believe. We've entered the age of software, and you're at its center. With December upon us and many of you engaged in finalizing 2012 plans and reviewing your 3 - 5 year strategies, I encourage you to look beyond tech developments like cloud, big data, and the App Internet. Focus instead on what you need to deliver good software, and keep three things I'd gladly tell you and your CIO top of mind.


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Canisius College head softball coach Mike Rappl announced today that Mo Harris (Clarence, N.Y./Clarence), Erika Mackie (Scranton, Pa./Holy Cross) and Madi Weathers (Westminster, Calif./Fountain Valley) have signed their National Letter of Intent and will join the Golden Griffins' program for the 2014-15 season.
"We are excited to welcome Mo Harris, Erika Mackie and Madi Weathers to the Canisius softball program," Rappl said. "All three of these student-athletes come to us having played at a high level of club ball, and that experience will allow them to step right in an contribute from day one to the 2015 Golden Griffin team."
Harris is currently a senior at Clarence High School, the same high school program that has produced a number of former and current Griffs, including senior Valorie Nappo and sophomore Tori Nappo. Last spring as a junior, Harris hit .542 with a slugging percentage of .778 en route to being named the ECIC Player of the Year, First-Team All-State and First-Team All-Western New York. In her sophomore campaign, she hit .531 and was credited with the game-winning hit as the Red Devils won the New York State Class AA state championship. That season, she hit a school-record three home runs in one game to help lift Clarence to an 18-5 win over Niagara Falls to secure the Section VI Class AA title for Clarence. The daughter of Peter and Natalie Harris, Mo is planning on majoring in biology at Canisius.
"Mo is a hard-hitting corner-infielder who can hit for both power and average," Rappl said. "She's a local kid who has played at a really high level in club ball and for her high school team as well."
Mackie is in her senior year at Holy Cross High School in Scranton, Pa. A left-handed pitcher, Mackie went 13-6 with a 1.13 ERA and allowed just three earned runs in 42 innings of work while tossing five shutouts during her junior campaign. Last spring, she averaged better than a strikeout per inning while only walking one batter per inning pitched before being named to The Times-Tribune All-Region team, the Lackawanna League Division III all-star team and earning honorable mention all-state accolades at the PIAA Class AA level. The daughter of Drew and Christine Mackie, Erika plans on majoring in pre-pharmacy at the College.
"Erika is a tall lefty pitcher with good speed and movement," Rappl said. "She worked really hard to get her ERA from around 3.00 as a sophomore to 1.13 in her junior season."
Weathers is in her senior year at Fountain Valley High School in Fountain Valley, Calif. Named the team's best defensive player, she also plays for the Corona Angels, one of the premier club softball teams in the country. In 2011 as a sophomore, Weathers helped lead the Corona club team to a second-place finish at the U-14 Premier Girls Fastpitch National tournament after she went 4-0 in the circle with a 1.29 earned run average. The daughter of Keith and Kim Weathers, Madi is a four-time honor roll student and plans on majoring in journalism at Canisius.
"Madi Weathers is a right-handed pitcher who has great presence in the circle," Rappl said. "She does an excellent job of setting up batters by changing speed and locations."
The Griffs will open the 35th season in program history Feb. 8, 2014 when the team travels to play in the second-annual Cleveland State Viking Indoor Tournament. The Griffs return 12 letterwinners, eight position players and two pitchers from last year's squad that went 22-25 overall and 6-10 in MAAC play.


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Notes: Primarily produced for the Models 1879 and 1883 Reichsrevolver (and therefore often called the 10.6 Reichsrevolver), this round was produced in that late 1800s period when it was felt that handguns were best made to fire high-caliber, low-velocity ammunition. This was because the gunpowders available at the time generally had less power than today's ammunition, leading to the mistaken belief that it was best to make the ammunition to fire larger calibers. However, most firearms manufacturers had already begun to realize that such large calibers were unnecessary, and the 10.6mm German Ordnance round was essentially obsolete even as it was being introduced. The 10.6mm German Ordnance round is believed to be a development of the .44 Russian round.
Other Names: 10.6mm Reichsrevolver (or Reichs Revolver), 10.6mm Service Ordnance, 10.55mm German
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On the June 10 broadcast of Savage Nation, nationally syndicated right-wing radio host Michael Savage [1] said that advocates of marriage rights for same-sex couples are "fighting for perversion." On the air, Savage read from a June 10 article [2] in The Washington Post in which Frank Newport, editor in chief of The Gallup Poll, was quoted as saying, "I certainly remember the days when being religious meant fighting for civil rights and social justice. Religious liberals are a small minority today." Savage responded, "Well there's a big difference between fighting for civil rights, and fighting for homosexual marriage, you moron. It's a big difference for fighting for the equality of all men, despite their race, and fighting for perversion, you idiot! You think people are stupid?"
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for what ever reason the books on MOPAR have a number of things that aren't right, and with bad info it can cause problems when trying to trouble shoot.
as LATECH said, the ASD relay also powers the fuel pump & the 2 second power up primes the fuel system.
the 2 second power up at the ignition coil is normal.
some will even give 1 ignition pulse at key on which can be quite a surprise if you happen to have the ignition coil wire off & are too close to the terminal when the key gets turned on.
with a decent scanner, there are a number of tests you can do that can be very helpful in trouble shooting such as triggering the ADS relay, injectors & ignition coil key on engine off.
i used a MT2500 for years which you can pickup now for cheap.
a good one may not be a bad investment.
just don't use a MT2500 trying to repair MOPAR ABS.
another problem i ran into with some MOPARs is using aftermarket sensors. i spent 2 days diagnosing a no start on a mini van caused by the A/M crank sensor we put in as a preventative measure during a trans O/H.
|Very cool, I love seeing threads actually being resolved!
I cant say the 2 second power up at coil will hurt anything. It is not normal as I understand it. Could be something different in the PCM than what I am used to seeing. I cant honestly answer that.
The ASD relay powers the coil and fuel pump /injectors etc, the ECM controls it, I dont see it hurting anything.
If it is running I would not worry about it.
Glad it is burnin gas again.
IT's ALIVE!!!!
Thank you so much for you help. It is running now. Put in a another reman pcm, and it fired up. So I'm now backing out some of the parts .....sync sensor, coil, which by the way, had a 95 Cherokee in the shop yesterday, it uses same ignition coil, so hooked my original up and it ran fine.....So coil is not an issue...inspected my original crank sensor, it had some heat cracking in it, so left the new one in. I have one lingering question, knowing NOW what I didn't know before about this vintage Dodge systems... I am still getting a 1-2 second 12 volt pulse at the coil on key up... I don't want that to be what fried the original pcm, any ideas what to look for? Or should I worry about it? I thought maybe the pcm was getting some kinda sigbnal return from the sync sensor, so I unbunbled the harness from the pcm to the sync to make sure I didn't have a wire issue.. all is good... Now, I guess I get to use 2 or 3 rolls of electrical tape and put my harnesses back in order.... Fun Fun, Fun...
Again, thanks for your input...
Diamond wrecking has one 330-337-3556 $40 bucks. need to get service number from your to be sure
Nicklin Has one 519-822-0301
Route 51 auto salvage has one 724-677-4646
T+M has one 734-397-0000
If those dont match up let me know, I will look a little farther.
Diamond was the only yard in Ohio, the rest are out of state
I did try to get a used part... Because I have heard nothing positive about reman pcm's, but sheesh, they want more for a used part than a reman is gonna cost me..
Things that make you go hmmmmm.....
Ok, so I finally got time to work on my project again. Pulled harness from 6 pin connector on drivers side engine to crank/distributor sensor, and all the tranny controls to visually inspect it. No damage visible. On the 5 volt side (pin 6) i get resistance reading to ground with the 60 pin disconnected until I unplug my vss (vehicle speed sensor). Then it drops to almost zero.... Soooo... I decided to plug the pcm back in, and try to start it with the vss unplugged.. No go.... I am still getting a 2 -3 second 12 volt pulse to coil and fuel pump on key up... And I am not supposed to get that... Anyhow... So I disconnected the 60 pin again to do more voltage tests... Guess what? The damn nut that holds the 60 pin came out with the bolt, and looking into the hole it left, there is mucho corrosion etc. falling outta the hole... I am convinced that I got a bad pcm outta the box....Will discuss this with the parts pro in AM, and have a new one ordered.... Will keep you updated....
|Thank You and your also welcome. Let us know what it turns out to be as when you post , as you see, others read it and it helps anyone who needs it. Priceless stuff. Good Luck.
Thank you for your input.. I will try these things Saturday, wifey told me I HAVE to take her to dinner tomorrow night. Gotta keep peace, ya know? I took on this project to keep me busy on the long cold winter nights here in Ohio, guess it's gonna keep me occupied longer than I anticipated......, I got hooked up on here after reading your help with the girl with same symptoms,,, Your help was extraordinary..... I work as a tech at an indie, I do mostly suspension, brakes and custom exhaust, fuel pumps etc. Your help is GREATLY appreciated. I will get back to you later....
You need to check each wire . Individually.
Unplug 60 pin and unplug the cam and crank sensors. Then put the black lead of DVOM on ground at engine and probe each wire to the sensors, voltage , return and signal leads, to be sure one of them isnt shorted. They should all read infinite.
9 volts isnt a problem, at least I dont think so. Each component has a tolerance factor or an acceptable amount of deviation from spec. Between that and test equiptment tolerance value, it could read 9 volts.
You can check it against another meter to be sure yours is accurate, or if not, at least how far off it is.
If the wiring checks out, I would have to lean back on a defective PCM from the get go.The coil circuit and its operational conditions you described are not right, and the function originates at the PCM.
Be sure you do not just have a bum coil. Try one off of a running truck, or bolt the one in question on a running truck.
No, if I disconnect the connector to the cam and crank sensors, circuit goes open, if I reconnect either one I do get an ohm reading, not at shop right now, cna't remember what exactly the reading was, but it was small....
Do have both the cam and crank sensor unplugged and have a continuity reading? Like less than 1 Ohm?
That will kill the PCM.
If that is the case you can do a wiggle test with an ohmeter hooked up, or split the harness open between the 2 and the pcm.Like the area over the exhaust would be a good place for the insulation to be melted.
It is obviously melted to something on another circuit that has a ground path from the harness, IIRC there is a ground at the firewall at the back of the enginetowards the pass side from center.Maybe it is melted there.
The harness will be grounded at a few places seperate from the PCM.Sounds like you do have a short.
Bad PCM
And I'm guessing that is why I have 9 volts to crank/cam sensor instead of the required 8? A bad PCM?
Bad PCM
I wondered about that also. I forgot to post previously, when I started this project, had no check engine light. After new PCM, had check engine light, and ASD pulled in, gave me fuel, and had spark for a few "try to start' cycles, with no start. Then, no spark. MY question remains, if pin 7 (crank/cam sensor) has an ohm reading to ground with 60 pin connector unhooked, would this take out a new pcm? Hate to try another one and have same result.....
Test light should not indicate power and ground at coil terminals when key is turned to on , like a fuel pump prime circuit on a GM.
The ASD is resposible for powering up the fuel pump, igntion coil etc.
IT only powers when the PCM turns it on, and that only happens while cranking or running the engine as it is turned on by the PCM when it sees a cam sensor pulse. The coil ground pulse that fires the coil only triggers with a crank sensor pulse throught PCM . It should never complete the ground path just by turning the system power on.It should remain in a non conductive state until the PCM recieves a pulse from the crank sensor to drive the ground pulse trigger in the PCM
Sounds like another bad PCM.
Also coil drivers in PCMs can sometimes pass enough current to light a test light but wont pass enough current to really drive an ignition coil.
Chrysler PCM s a re pretty junky. I have had them fail right out of the box.
Hard to find a good rebuilt one . Cardone sux.
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
Hey guys, I thought I read a post on the forums before about newspaper style text formatting, but I can't seem to find it now.
I'm looking for a way to format my text the same way the newspaper does. e.g. there will be three colums of text but the text in each column is all the exact same width.
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It's called 'justify'. It's one of the alignment settings in Word - there's left alignment, right alignment, centre alignment, and justify. It should be in one of the visual toolbar when you open Word, but if not go to 'Help' in word and it'll tell you where it is. I use it a fair bit in my zines.
The only problem with it is sometimes if you only have one tiny word in a line, and it's justified, that tiny word will be stretched over a veeeeeeeeery long space.
Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks man!
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The only problem with it is sometimes if you only have one tiny word in a line, and it's justified, that tiny word will be stretched over a veeeeeeeeery long space.
I use justify in all of my zines - it stretches some words about, but overall, it looks so much cleaner to me than the standard issue left and right alignments.
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Canisius College senior guard Billy Baron is one of 22 Division I men's basketball players to be named to the 2013-14 Lute Olson Preseason All-America Team, CollegeInsider.com announced today. Baron is the only player from the MAAC to receive this honor and he is one of six players on the list to play at a mid-major school.
The Lute Olson Award is presented annually to the nation's top Division I player who has played at least two seasons with his respective team. Freshmen and first-year transfers can be named to the All-America team, but are not eligible to receive the Player of the Year honors.
The award is named in honor of coaching great Lute Olson, who won 780 games in 34 seasons, 24 of which were spent at the University of Arizona. During that stretch, he led the Wildcats to 11 Pac-10 Conference titles, 23 consecutive NCAA Tournaments, four Final Four appearances and a National Championship in 1997.
Baron led Canisius in scoring average last season after he scored 17.2 points per game, which ranked third in the MAAC. His 584 total points in 2012-13 were the most for a Griff in the last 28 years, and he also led the conference in assists per game with 5.0 per outing. He scored 30 or more points in three games, and his career-high 33 points at Niagara Feb. 10 helped the Blue and Gold snap their nine-game losing streak in the Gallagher Center. Already this fall, Baron has been recognized as the 2013-14 Preseason MAAC Player of the Year by Sporting News and the MAAC Preseason Player of the Year by Lindy's Sports.Canisius will officially open the 110th season in program history Monday, Nov. 11, when the Blue and Gold plays host to South Dakota in the Koessler Athletic Center. Game time for that contest is set for 7 p.m. Season tickets for the 26-game men's and women's home slate are now on sale through the Canisius Ticket Office by calling 716-888-2885 between from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Friday.


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Wondering what is your take on the Quote Hunting Experience here in VA. Thinking about applying for a few of the spring turkey hunts,hoping to simply hunt more areas of our state. Hope to hear if anyone has ...been there/done that
My experiences are ,thus far,waterfowl related. Took me a 5th year of applying for a Swan tag but was lucky enough to be selected and also lucky enough to mark the Tundra Swan off my bucket list this past season! I've only hunted Dutch Gap and Hog Island within the Quota system and while it's not the perfect place,have never been skunked while at either,can't say that about some of the "public waters" I've set up in on any given morning Guess, for me.... would be a with the system,as a whole...WHAT SAY YOU?


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Well, I was just about to finally start working on my bucket DP 95 and I was shaping it a bit and WHAM!!!...sonuva...
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Well, I was just about to finally start working on my bucket DP 95 and I was shaping it a bit and WHAM!!!...sonuva...
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What happened? Didi it fell of the table? Sorry bro, that looks nasty.
It just got worse!!!! I'm glad I can't cus on these boards, cuz I would be banned for sure!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!
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Look on the bright side, atleast you can fit any size of nose in there, right?
Edit: And you wont have to instal a fan?
That sucks. We should take up a fund for you. That's tragic!
Yikes!:cry I think you took the "battle damage" and weathering a little too far.
Sorry, just trying to keep it light. That is a heartbreaker.
Sorry to see that man. Looks like it was hit by a car.
Whoa! Sorry to see this :(
Got a paypal mate? I'm sure we can all try and chip in for a new one?
I'd totally pitch in! I'll put in $10-15 towards a Bradleyfett or SgtFang if we can get some others to do the same.
I just wouldn't feel right taking your money. I did purchase a Fiberglass kit tonight, and hope to tackle this thing, it's like a vendetta now. (By the time I am done messing with this pile of junk, I might have to take you up on your offer...)
Thanks so much for the support my brothers!
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Good luck with it! Where'd you pick it up?
Bondo Heaven!!! I used some JB Weld on the mandible, but I bought some bondo/fiberglass and went to town over the big cracks!!! Man I love this stuff, but boy does it smell....Yow-Zer!!!
Yeah, you probably noticed I accidently broke the range finder off. I am not having any luck with this sucker!
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The vinyl i am guessing became hardened and brittle over time.
Sucks to see what happened.
Good luck with the repairs. Looks good so far. If anything you can use it to experiment on before you tackle that fiberglass bucket. :)
Yeowzah... nice repair job tho. Looks like it might just turn out ok afterall !
Did you and some bracing to the underside where the splits are?It is hard to type but when you brought the two sides together did you place a sheet of "something" to the underside to support the weight if the material added.
Oh if you feel this is a hopless cause to try to repair and need help I would be happy to discuss this repair with you via personal message.Not to mention if you want to get rid of it.
look at the bright side. You can now try Ideas on it that you probably wouldn't try on a decent bucket. I am doing the same thing at my new job! I work at a new Honda plant in my town and we are just starting up. All the cars we are building now are UNSELLABLE UNITS. They are going to get crashed up, and will never see the light of day. But we get to try new techniques and different products on them we wouldn't dare try on a car we were building for sale. So take this opportunity and use it to the fullest!:cheers


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Study: Tobacco control has saved millions of lives
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new estimate says anti-smoking measures have saved roughly 8 million U.S. lives since a landmark 1964 report linking smoking and disease.
Yet the nation's top disease detective says many other countries do a better job at trying to cut tobacco use.
The reports appear online Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. This week's journal marks the 50th anniversary of a surgeon general report credited with raising health alarms about smoking.
More than 42 percent of U.S. adults smoked in years preceding the report; that rate has dropped to about 18 percent.
Smoking remains a stubborn problem and has been linked with heart disease, cancer, lung ailments and stroke. Those are the nation's top four leading causes of death.


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Can I bring a U-Haul to the Transfer Station?"
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I live in Salt Lake City UT USA and have been producing music for about 10 years now. Its my life's passion and I'm very grateful to be able to make money with it.
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VideoHive Artists! Your free to use any of my tracks, just let me know and I'll paste a link to the video you use it in.
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Wittenberg Student Earns Prestigious Award From American Astronomical Society
Springfield, Ohio – When Lisa Simpson, class of 2014 from Thornton, Colo., was in third grade, she visited the University of Denver's Chamberlin Observatory, and what she saw there sparked an interest that has since landed her a prestigious award from the American Astronomical Society (AAS).
"I looked through the telescope, and there was Saturn. That moment changed me forever," Simpson said. "After that night, I wasn't only interested in observing, but I wanted to know why things work the way they do — that's why I decided to study physics."
This summer, Simpson presented at the 222nd Meeting of the American Astronomical Society, June 2-6, in Indianapolis, Ind. The AAS is the premier professional association of astrophysicists in the world, and Simpson received the Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Award, the highest award in the field of astrophysics that a student can receive for a single presentation.
The Chambliss Award recognizes exemplary research by undergraduate and graduate students who present at an AAS meeting poster session. Simpson was one of only three undergraduate recipients.
"I cannot tell you how thrilled I was," Simpson said. "To have my hard work acknowledged by professionals in the astronomical community was one of the best moments of my undergraduate career."
Simpson, who is working on a B.S. in physics and math with a minor in computational science, presented research that she developed collaboratively with Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics Ian Hoffman.
"Although I am a radio astronomer, our specific area of research was new to me," Hoffman said. "By using her training in math, physics and computer science, Lisa was able to draw my career in a new direction in a truly collaborative project."
Simpson's research, which was supported by Wittenberg through the department of physics and the Student Development Board, focused in part on extending an existing computational model for maser emission. A maser, which can be thought of as a natural laser, is a source of stimulated spectral line emission that occurs in the microwave region of the electromagnetic spectrum. Using this model, she plans to search a previously un-studied interstellar region and make the first observation of molecule-specific emissions that have yet to be detected astronomically.
"Lisa's research exemplifies the pursuit of interdisciplinary topics that is afforded by Wittenberg's close-knit programs," Hoffman said. "The open lines of support and the lack of barriers between disciplines were necessary ingredients in this success story."
Since receiving her award, Simpson has continued to generate results and update her research. Recently, she presented an updated poster at the meeting of the Ohio section of the American Physical Society, and she shared her research with President Joyner and the Board of Directors.
Wittenberg's opportunities for collaborative student-faculty research aren't just for upper-level students, though. Spenser Joyce, class of 2016 from Reynoldsburg, Ohio, joined Simpson at the national conference and presented research she conducted as a first-year student.
Joyce worked informally with Hoffman to continue research on interstellar ammonia masers. She analyzed existing data and collected new data from the Green Bank Telescope at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in West Virginia using Hoffman's laboratory computer, which is configured to remotely control the telescope. She and Hoffman hope that in the future they can use information gathered from different types of masers to understand conditions inside star-forming regions. Now a second-year student, Joyce is the co-author of a peer-reviewed journal article based on her research.
"For both students, the presentations came near the beginning of the projects," Hoffman said, "and there are still many big things to come."
A leader in student-faculty research, Wittenberg annually offers opportunities for students to work side-by-side with full-time professors in the classroom and in the field. Summer research projects are also popular at Wittenberg, a nationally ranked liberal arts institution, which was recently named fourth in the nation for professor accessibility as per the Princeton Review.
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Hi again everyone,
I remember having read on some website that it is possible to work as an auxilary teacher in the Official Schools of English (EOIs). Does anyone know what qualifications they ask for, apart from being a native speaker? Do you need a degree? Or only CELTA and EOI diploma is necessary? I´d like to apply in various EOIs as I´m looking into getting back to teaching again.
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The confusing story behind the capture of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui has most probably yet to be completely revealed. Dr. Siddiqui who studied biology at MIT and did doctoral work in neurological sciences at Brandeis University, was allegedly captured in Afghanistan. The official story is she was being detained when she somehow broke away, grabbed a rifle and shot at US soldiers. A senior Pakistani Embassy official visited her in a Brooklyn detention center where he assured the detainee she would be accorded a fair trial. Ms. Siddiqui disappeared after returning to Pakistan in 2003 and subsequently was added to the list by the FBI of dangerous al Qaeda suspects.
The sister of Dr. Siddiqui claims she was innocent of the charges and had been held by US security forces for years as a prisoner. "What a mockery that after five years in detention, Aafia is suddenly discovered in Afghanistan..My sister is innocent and has never been actually accused of any crime." Dr. Siddiqui was included in a list compiled by Amnesty International in June, 2007, as someone for whom there was "evidence of secret detention by the United States and whose fare and whereabouts reman unknown." There are reports of a woman held at the Bagram prison who was known as number 650. Several prisoners who were released from Bagram heard the woman crying and she appeared to have lost her mind.
It may well be that Dr. Siddiqui is a notorious terrorist who has been engaged in many dangerous attacks against the Afghanistan government. But, the entire story of her "capture" contains strange aspects. How could a woman grab a rifle from soldiers who were guarding her and then aim it at anyone? Where has she been these past few years? Dr. Siddiqui is entitled to a fair trial and let an impartial jury decide what actually happened in this bizarre story.


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Fort Wayne, Indiana — Students going into grades 8–12 can explore five high-demand healthcare career fields at the Dental Education, Nursing, and Radiology (DENR) exploration camp, happening July 7–18 on the Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) campus.
The DENR camp is open to students enrolled in grades 8–12 for the fall of 2014 and who live in Allen, Grant, or Huntington counties. There is no charge to attend the camp, but students must be able to attend all ten days. Camp space is limited to the first 30 students who register. The registration deadline is June 13.
According to US News and World Report, positions for registered nurses, radiologic technologists, and dental hygienists, assistants, and technicians will grow between 19% and 33% between now and 2022.
The DENR camp engages students in hands-on experiences, simulations, and classroom presentations about these jobs. The hands-on sessions include everything from tooth examinations and patient interactions to using germ lights and vacuum trays.
"Career exploration programs such as DENR engage students in science-related fields," said Christopher Riley, assistant director of multicultural services, Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs. "When students can 'try out' career experiences for themselves, it gets them excited about their possibilities and gives them goals to work toward. That's why ODMA fosters these programs."
Sponsors of the DENR camp include the Northeast Indiana Area Health Education Center, the IPFW Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, and the IPFW College of Health and Human Services.
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Wayne Law to Host Motion Day with Judge Bernard Friedman, Jan. 20
DETROIT (Jan. 5, 2010) – Wayne State University Law School and the Federal Bar Association are pleased to host Motion Day with Judge Bernard Friedman of the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, from 9:30 a.m. – noon on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010. The event will take place in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
"We are honored once again to welcome Judge Friedman to the Law School," said Wayne Law Dean and Professor of Law Robert M. Ackerman. "This event allows our students to experience a live courtroom session conducted by one of the federal judiciary's most highly regarded trial judges."
Added Professor Anne M. Burr, Director of Wayne Law's Legal Research and Writing Program, "We are very lucky to have a jurist of Judge Friedman's stature at the law school. First-year students, future litigators and those considering clerkships will all be glad they took advantage of this opportunity."
Motion Day provides an opportunity for students to spend a day in federal court, without leaving the law school. Experienced counsel will argue actual pretrial motions before Judge Friedman, who will then rule or take the matters under advisement. Students are able to observe a variety of oral argument styles, as well as the procedures of the federal district court.
Motion Day is sponsored by the Legal Research and Writing faculty and kicks off the first-year Moot Court program. As part of that program, first-year law students at Wayne Law research and write an appellate brief for the federal court of appeals. They then argue the positions taken in their brief before three-judge panels consisting of local attorneys and judges.
Judge Friedman was appointed to the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, by President Ronald Reagan on April 20, 1988, becoming Chief Judge in 2004. He served in that capacity until last year, when he passed the gavel to Chief Judge Rosen. Prior to 1988 he served as judge for the State of Michigan, 48th District Court, for six years.
Judge Friedman began his law career as assistant prosecutor in the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office before venturing into private practice as well as serving as Inkster, Mich. city attorney. He also served as a U.S. Army Lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps from 1967 to 1968 on active duty and continued for five more years as a U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant in the JAG Corps from 1968 to 1973.
A native of Detroit, Judge Friedman earned his law degree from the Detroit College of Law in 1968. His is a member of both the Michigan Bar Association and the Oakland County Bar Association.
For more information regarding this event, please contact Marilyn Vaughan at (313) 577-4822. For more information on Wayne Law, please visit the Law School online at www.law.wayne.edu.
About Wayne Law
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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Today I received a package from Cruzer. It contained some recently purchased armor pieces. I have to say that I can not stop touching and looking at them! As a matter of fact, I work from home and today got little done because I have been applying these new pieces to my vest.
This stuff even smells good...for those who've received newly formed pieces you'll know what I mean. It smells like...like....an UPGRADE! Be aware everyone that when you buy something from Cruzer the quality is so good you will blow off your responsibilities to work those new pieces into your suit! Purchase at your own risk!


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Su noticiero en el sur de Colorado.
The International Olympic Committee is formed, the SAT exam is taken for the first time, Hitler takes in newly conquered Paris, Tim Burton's "Batman" hits theaters, and the United Kingdom votes for a Brexit, all on this day.
Before you head out on your summer vacation adventures, check out which North American amusement parks are the most popular with visitors.
Thursday afternoon's storms brought some damage to southern Colorado. David Green sent us photos of utility poles down near a waste management landfill on Blaney Road just north of Highway 94.


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Hey Guys! I'm going to ConnectiCon on July 31st and was wondering if anyone else was going..
Heres some info it your interested..
Hey Guys! I'm going to ConnectiCon on July 31st and was wondering if anyone else was going..
Heres some info it your interested..
i went last year... there wasn't really much going on that i was interested in, so i don't think i'll be doing it again.
I was actually looking at their site today. Every year I think about it and every year I decided against it. There's just nothing there to draw me...it's all anime. If they'd broaden the con into more sci-fi and pop-culture like other cons I'd definitely go.
I've gone for the past two years and there has always been a huge Star Wars turn out. Last year there was life size R2, it was amazing, remote control and everything. Plus the Rebel Legion goes.
I think there's a couple Mercs that will be there from the looks of things. So you won't be alone Isabet (at least on Saturday!).
I'll be up there in a few days but will just miss it...I have a wedding to go to in Old Saybrook...
Going to a Yankees game, canoeing and going to show my wife all my old stomping grounds starting with New Haven!
It would of been nice to throw a troop in there too...
I just went to the website and I'm unhappy with their weapons policy.
I know the topic has been discussed many times before. I'm not putting a non-removable orange tip on my blaster.
I understand their reasoning, but this Con isn't for me. Maybe if I had a no weapon costume, but not this year.
like bob said.. from what i get from their website, its mostly anime and cos-play.. i did a quick browse and didnt see much starwars stuff... just not my cup of tea..
So ConnectiCon was fun. On Saturday the 501st was there, I got a photo with their Boba Fett. He was wicked nice and came over to talk to me when he was out of costume. It was only my boyfriend (neo crusader) and myself, our other clan member didn't come. Also the mercs that were supposed to come, didn't. But it was fun none the less.
I did replace my visor and went with the female armor.
That would have been me, Isabet! Very nice to meet you and super job on your custom!
Hope to run into you again!
p.s. Let me know if you have that picture full size. Would love to have it.
Isabet, you are so petite, but it makes your custom Mando even more kick-***** !! I can see your character whoopin' people twice her size ! Nice job!
It also looks like the Con isn't quite as uptight about weapons as their policy would lead you to believe, that's a plus too.
Unfortunately our lone Mercs member there in CT had a family outing to attend. Glad you guys had a great time though! Hopefully by next year we'll have a few more in gear for the con.


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Bradley Manning for Congress! Or… something.
posted at 6:47 pm on December 5, 2012 by Jazz Shaw
In a tough economy like this with an uncertain future facing us all, young people are certainly smart to keep their options open. You have to be ready to make that fast lateral move to a position of increased opportunity. So it's refreshing to see that if accused traitor Bradley Manning's career as a trader of national secrets doesn't pan out, he's got a back-up plan.
If he doesn't spend the rest of his life in prison, Pfc. Bradley Manning wants go to college and perhaps run for public office, his lawyer, David E. Coombs, told supporters of the former Army intelligence analyst.
Manning is accused of illegally giving hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and classified reports about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to the website WikiLeaks. He faces 22 criminal charges and could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted…
The crazy part is, I can actually think of a couple of districts where he might win.


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I'm going to Joshua Tree for camping with my kids, the place is really awesome my kids are just crazy to go there, i want to know what kind of things should i need there, what kind of tent safety precautions and other things to survive. If anyone of you have some suggestions so i really love to know.
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That sounds like a fantastic way to spend quality time with your kids. Some friends of mine have recently came back from camping with their toddler and older child and they said the kids loved being out in the open and exploring nature.
Make sure you take some insect repellent, sun cream, a first aid pack and a torch and plan your arrival so that you can set up in the daylight. How old are your kids? How long are you going camping for? You may find it helpful to plan your meals in advance - simple, hearty food is great for camping with kids. Planning well ahead will mean you can focus on watching your kids when you are outdoors without trying to cook a meal/ put up a tent when your kids are in need of food/ sleep.
There's a helpful camping with kids resource here from Australian Family Style. The Camping for Kids website also has some useful safety tips.
Happy camping!
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Mention the word, "Israel" to a group of college professors and students, and one is met with anger and passion concerning that nation's policies in the Middle East, mention the word, "Darfur," and a muted response indicates there is no passion, but concern. A few years ago, Darfur was in the news, but although killings go on and rape of women is frequent, the left wing has moved onto more passionate concerns. Luis Moreno-Ocampo, chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, blasted the UK for failing to assert leadership in dealing with Sudan President Omar al-Bashir. A number of African and Arab countries who are ready to condemn the Israel criminal invasion of Gaza, although they have nothing but anger at the ICC decision to charge a man, not with killing 1,200, but with the death of 300,000 and the rape of thousands of women.
"Bashir must be stopped," said Ocampo, "If China, the US, the UK and Europe acted together, we could stop him." But, the plate of major powers is filled with economic concerns and the need for Middle East peace. So, people drop a coin or a few dollars into a Darfur drive, it eases one's conscience and allows focus on other areas where passion flows quite readily. Cry the beloved people of Darfur, you are simply not on the passion list of left wingers.