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heh, that kid looked like yuuya in latrova's flashback no wonder they said he reminded her of her separated son
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|2012-09-02, 19:53
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Best part was the beginning and the end after the credits.
I am really getting tired of that yuuya ( I think it is his name). I am not saying that I want him dead because I know that is impossible. He is such a weakling and is forgetting that he has the only mecha that can use the supergun. Until another American mecha arrives – along with another pilot-, he is very important so he may use the gun as much as possible from long range. Also, he is a soldier so why don't he listen the orders and the hell shut up already. By the way the kids don't have the fault of him to be so retarded. It is his own fault.
|2012-09-02, 21:33
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Yuuya is not weak at all.
Other Male leads would sit in the corner and mope around about why they suck for the whole episode. The man has a chip on his shoulder and he wants to prove it to himself even if he is sounding a little reckless.
At least he's staying active and is resolved to change his ways. He's no pushover that's for sure. Yuuya is a really good lead and capable too.
Most of all, it's good to see an adult lead for a change instead of some 14 year old piloting mechs.
Anyways, I like the episode a lot and enjoyed the Yuuya/Latrova talk. It shows that she can read him like a book and that cliffhanger in the end made me so mad. I really need to see what happens next!
I wonder what the body count will be for the next episode? Here's hoping the bridge(s) bunnies make it out alive.
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|2012-09-02, 22:56
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Well, look at it like this. Yuuya wants to fight like the rest of the team. However he's regulated as the Support Fire guy. Not the most enticing position to be in and there's little room for glory. People would much prefer hearing about someone like Tarisa tearing through BETA in melee than that Yuuya fired a really cool Railgun after sitting around watching everyone else fighting.
It's a pride thing.
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I guess that we are not supposed to talk freely around here. In the claymore section is not like here. When people talk – and don't agree- they make a post and don't give bad reputation like grow up people. If they do I would have – 88989 reputation points right now. It is like it doesn't even matter to give good reputation because people will come with stupid arguments just to have the excuse they need to give bad reputation.
And the cherry on the top of the cake is that he does not have right in this case. His mecha is not working very well and the support fire guy must be done in the end of the day. That's why he should give up his position so a new mecha could arrive from America to replace him. Of course he should wait until the next mecha arrives and do the support thing.
Would say nothing if he was someone that could be killed in the story but he is one of the main character.
|2012-09-03, 09:46
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Yuuya though has always been a loose cannon, he has mellowed out but he's still the independent dude as before. Besides, those kids taunting him for saving their asses because he wasn't allowed to fight was pretty wounding for Yuuya. So yes he was being reckless however Yuuya wises up when he remembers the Russian Chicks' words and decides not to sortie after all. Of course the guy that calls the shots overruled everyone and forced Yuuya to launch anyway.
|2012-09-03, 14:21
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Yuuya's not weak, he's just very impressionable. He allowed the soviet team's trashtalking to get to him, when really they were speaking out of sheer envy more than anything. While it is true that melee combat is probably more demanding than basically being a railgun operator, the fact is that Yuuya was the decisive factor in that last battle, as Yui herself pointed out.
Anyway, I really enjoyed this episode. I like how Yuuya and Yui's relationship has taken a complete 180 from where it was at the beginning. The two now have tremendous professional respect for each other, and I could tell that Yui is terrified of the prospect of losing Yuuya as a casualty of war (which is why she wants to keep him out of melee fighting on the front lines).
Chobi has amazingly grown on me too. It's honestly cute how dere-dere she is for Yuuya now, always picking up for him and showing that she cares for him.
And next episode, more BETA! I've actually come to like most of these protagonists, so I'd honestly like most of them to survive. But to be brutally honest, I think I'd like to see most of that Soviet team become BETA-Brunch. While I get why they feel the way they do, I also found their trash-talking of Yuuya to be pretty reprehensible. The guy just basically saved their lives, and this is how they're reacting to him?
|2012-09-03, 20:04
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Regards the episode itself, I really, really like Latrova. It's not just that she's smoking hot, but she's also an awesome pilot, and she knows when to turn off being a hardass and just give Tasha a hug. She could really give Yui and Yuuya major pointers. Balancing being the tough badass who keeps Zhar in line, with also being the Team Mom & Dad combined, with Tasha being the older sister to Zhar.
I think it's quite clear that Latrova has managed to gain a strong balance of fear, love and respect from her pilots, which speaks to her abilities. (Regards Machiavelli's famous quote, the full text is that being feared is more reliable than being loved, because the love of the populace is fickle, and that above all you must not be hated, and the best is to be respected.)
Also, she's very self aware - there aren't many characters I've seen who can call someone out, and then calmly accept other people calling themselves out. She can't be any older than her mid-30s, but she's got that calm poise.
As for Yuuya's development, I'm quite pleased that he's begun to put aside his ego and that whole Top Gun American Fighter Jock for the sake of the mission. Becoming quite humble in this ep (especially for an American fighter jock) was a wonderful thing to see, especially with his team arranging themselves on the fly to get the best possible outcome.
Contrasting with episodes 3-5, I am very pleased with how Yui and Yuuya have grown up. I do hope we get to see her taking to the field in the next ep...
And somehow, Ibrahim gives me the impression that he would really like to conduct Wall To Wall Counseling with Yuuya, but not in public.
Edit: Also, best scene of the episode was Latrova being a mom to Tasha.
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|2012-09-03, 21:59
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I think it was either luck or good writing when Latrova asked the rhetorical question: "So America must not have any racial or ethnic disputes, it must be a nice place", a question that not only puts Yuuya's earlier dismissal of Soviet behavior in perspective, but also draws out his own concerns/insecurities regarding ethnicity, i.e. his own Japaneseness.
EDIT: It wasn't really a question, but w/e
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Bradley Manning: I was bullied in the military for being gay
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New online conversations between a gay activist and Bradley Manning, the US soldier suspected of passing secret diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, allege Manning was being bullied in the military over his sexuality.
The 2009 weblogs, sent from Fort Drum, the upstate New York barracks where Manning was preparing to be sent to Iraq as an intelligence analyst, give new insight into his state of mind around the time he is alleged to have contacted WikiLeaks.
Using the online pseudonym Bradass87, Manning used AOL's instant messager for several exchanges with a 19-year-old man called Zachary Antolak, who lived near Chicago. Antolak adopted a female persona on the internet, ZJ Antolak.
In the weblogs, never before made public, Manning tells ZJ of bullying he endured as a gay man serving in the army under "don't ask, don't tell", the discriminatory policy towards gay soldiers. Though he tried to hide his sexuality, it was soon discovered by others in his platoon.
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He will use anything to gain sympathy. And of course the dummies will eat it up.Lets just paint some happy clouds over at the sunshine and lollipop land
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Former Lt. Dan Choi, who was something of a celebrity in the gay community over DADT and repeal has made a video on You Tube where at the three minute mark he goes into defending Manning's action, not based in bullying but based in the public's "right to know". So after all this, I guess Choi decided to actually do something to disgrace his uniform. It's a shame.
As for Manning, this falls into a category of excuses, albeit one of the most extreme behaviors trying to be excused, that is too common in American society.
The diet pills made me kill him.
I'd had a really hard day and I just snapped.
I this, I that.
Well guess what? I have been bullied, and annoyed, and wrongfully punished, and in various altered states of consciousness and I never felt the need to kill anyone. I never felt the justification for committing treason. I never "snapped" and threw a baby across a room. I have never punched a wall or thrown a vase at the person I was arguing with. This is not because I have exceptional control, it's because there is right, wrong, and just plain stupid.While you were hanging yourself , on someone else's words
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Did I get the wrong RAM for my Mini?
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I have a G4 Mini, 1.42GHz PPC and recently bought a 1GB stick of RAM on eBay (Samsung RAM, and the guy has a good return policy). It got here today, I popped the mini open and installed it. I'm getting a single long beep, followed by the power light blinking twice between pauses.
Apple lists the RAM specs as follows on their site:
-512MB of PC2700 (333MHz) DDR SDRAM
Just to double-check I went to Crucial.com and looked up my system. They list it as the following:
-DDR PC2700 • CL=2.5 • UNBUFFERED • NON-ECC • DDR333 • 2.5V • 128Meg x 64
The RAM I bought says the following on it:
"1GB PC2700 333MHz DDR"
Specs in the auction were listed as:
"184 pin Dimm, 128Mx64 (128x4 High Density chips), Non ECC, Unbuffered, Non registered"
I also popped it in my Dell PC, which takes: "184-pin DDR PC2700 UNBUFFERED • NON-ECC • DDR333 • 2.5V • 128Meg x 64" and got an error code as well.
What am I missing here? User error, or did I get something incompatible?
I found the error codes in Apple's support documents and apparently 1 beep is "No RAM installed", 2 beeps is "Incompatible RAM". I've tried seating it a few times. Any suggestions?
If it is giving error codes in both systems, there is every chance the ram is bad. Send it back and order from crucial, who guarantee compatibility or your money back. They also do a lifetime warranty.
Did you take anti-static precautions when fitting it? It is very important to do this, because you can damage the ram from the static electricity from your body.
I am not saying this is what has happened, but just in case so you know for next time
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-The Mini is giving me an error code that indicates: "No RAM installed"
-The Dell PC is giving me an error code that indicates: "DRAM Refresh Error"
I don't have a wristband, but I discharged myself on the chassis before I touched it and made sure only to handle the module by the edges. It was, however, shipped in a heat-sealed plastic bag inside a padded envelope. I'm wondering if that has something to do with it.
I emailed the seller, so i'll see what he says about returning vs replacements.
Liquid and computers don't mix. It might seem simple, but we see an incredible amount of people post here about spills. Keep drinks and other liquids away from your expensive electronics!
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At any rate. All this guy sells is RAM, and his return plicy is as follows:
"If you are not satisfied with your purchase, for any reason, you may return it for a refund or exchange within 30 days from clickout winning date. Burnt or physically damaged items are not returnable. Shipping & handling fees and Insurance are NOT refundable for any reason. Buyer is responsible for return postage, proper packaging and insurance on all returning items. We will ship exchange item and warranty claim item at no extra charge. All returns must be in original condition. You are not required to notify us in advance to return the item. You must include a copy of original packing slip/invoice with your returned item."
Seems like the only issue would be him claiming that I damaged it due to static discharge during installation, which I was specific to mention I took all the precautions I could.
Anyways, thanks for the replies...looks like I didn't miss anything with the specs and it's just a case of a bad/damaged module.
Download the Ultimate Boot CD (it's free), and boot to it using your Dell. Then run MemTest86+ over night, if there are any "fails," the ram is bad. If it is bad, send it back and get a new stick.
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It really sounds like a bad stick of RAM as that should work. I have a PC3200 1GB in my mini and it works great. PC2700 is what is recommended, but 3200 works just fine also. Only thing I can think of is the High Density chips but the Dell and Mini should not have issues with that at all. I have a dell that takes PC2700 and every stick of DDR PC2700/PC3200 I have ever tried in it works great. Something is wrong with that ram....Dennis
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I really hope he replaces it for you since his return policy does not seem to imply he will.
You are far better off ordering hardware from reputable firms such as crucial, or newegg (USA).
It is most definitely bad memory, which does happen from time to time - I have had a few bad memory sticks from when I used to order them for building computers - it is not out of the ordinary.
He should have supplied the memory in an anti-static bag and also a box - a padded envelope is not enough really.
Invest in a wrist strap - discharging from the case is not enough.
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What would you do if you were dating this guy for about two weeks or so, you guys only had sex once since dating, and you think everything is good until you and the guy run into some of his friends, and he introduces you as his bro (friend/buddy). Then when you ask him what's up with him introducing you as just a friend to his friends, he tells you that he hasn't come out to any of his family, friends, & associates yet…then he tells you he really like you and everything, and he wants to keep seeing you but could you guys relationship be a secret for now….. Would you break up with him? What would you do?
I asked this question because I have a friend who is experiencing the situation as we speak, and he asked me what he should do. I don't want to tell him to break up with this guy because I know for a fact that he is really into this guy, and me and him both know how hard and scary it could be coming out of the closet to people, but my friend being an very affectionate person who very often like to express PDA might have a hard time dating a closeted homosexual. My friend also told me that when they would be in public he (the guy) would shy away from any PDA, but my friend just thought that maybe the guy wasn't a fan of PDA like a lot of people we know.


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A mailbox located along Route 915 in Brush Creek Township was struck during a hit-and-run collision on Monday, August 16, at 9 p.m. Anyone with additional information linked to this accident should call Trooper Barnett at 717-485-3131.
One Cited For Harassment, Assault
Thirty-six-year-old Mark Rhodes of the Big Cove Tannery area is slated to be charged with harassment by state police after an incident on Stone Ayr Drive in Ayr Township. Police reported that on Tuesday, August 17, Rhodes allegedly subjected a 33-year-old McConnellsburg woman to physical contact at 3 p.m.
The following day state police police maintained Rhodes allegedly argued with the same woman and struck her on top of the head. The woman and a 7- year-old boy attempted to contact state police, and Rhodes is accused of following them outside and threatened to kill the woman.
Rhodes, police said, went on to wrestle the phone from the female victim and injured both her wrist and arm in the 3:51 p.m. domestic argument. Rocks were also thrown at both victims, and the child was placed in a headlock as threats were made.
Rhodes was arrested at the scene and was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Carol Jean Johnson on charges of simple assault, terroristic threats and harassment. Rhodes was lodged in the Franklin County Prison in lieu of $10,000 cash.
Vehicle Hits Deer
An eastbound 2006 Mercury Milan hit a deer near the Crystal Spring exit of Interstate 70 on Friday, August 20. State police did not provide the name of the driver involved in the 4:28 a.m. accident in Brush Creek Township or elaborate if any injuries were sustained. The driver was able to drive the vehicle to Breezewood after the crash occurred.
Breezewood Woman To Be Cited In Crash
A 38-year-old Breezewood woman will be issued a citation for failure to obey a stop sign, resulting in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Route 915 and Pleasant Valley Road.
According to state police, on Wednesday, August 18, Amy Jo Chamberlain was travelling westbound on Pleasant Valley Road when she failed to yield and collided with a vehicle driven by 49-year-old Larry Edward Owsiany of McHenry, Md., at 8:42 a.m. Both Chamberlain and Owsiany were transported to UPMC Bedford Memorial for treatment of injuries ranging from minor to moderate.
Underwear Stolen
Approximately six pairs of women's underwear were stolen from a clothesline located at 633 Lincoln Way East, McConnellsburg, on Saturday, August 23, at 5:46 p.m. The victim of the theft is a 29-year-old McConnellsburg woman. Anyone having additional information regarding this case is urged to contact Trooper Bartlett by calling 717-485-3131.
Mischief Reported
A 54-year-old McConnellsburg woman reported to state police an unknown individual attempted to burn a bundle of wood at 620 Lincoln Way East, Mcplus Connellsburg, between 10 p.m. on August 20 and 4 p.m. on August 21. The burning wood was on a non-affixed wooden deck and damaged a canopy and rug. Anyone with further information linked to this incident of criminal mischief is asked to call Trooper Bartlett at 717- 485-3131.
Signs Painted
Black paint was sprayed on a wall located at the intersection of North Clear Ridge Road and Pitt Street in the village of Hustontown, according to state police reports. A sign owned by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and located on property belonging to the Hustontown Area Volunteer Fire Co. was also damaged with paint during the same time frame between 9:30 p.m. on August 2 and 10 a.m. on August 3. Anyone having additional information concerning these episodes should call Trooper Massafra at 717-485-3131.
DUI Charges Filed
Charges of driving under the influence have been filed against 61-year-old Warfordsburg area resident Roger Eugene Leasure. State police reported Leasure was pulled over at the intersection of Buck Valley Road and Old 126 on July 15 at 9:18 p.m. for committing a traffic violation. Leasure was allegedly found drunk driving and was taken to Fulton County Medical Center for a blood test. Charges against Leasure were filed through Magisterial District Judge Carol Jean Johnson.
Hit-And-Run Investigated
State police, McConnellsburg, investigated a hit-andrun collision involving two vehicles at the Pennsylvania Turnpike overpass along Route 522 in Dublin Township. According to reports, an unknown tractor-trailer struck the side mirror of an oncoming 2006 Chevrolet telephone company utility truck driven by Steven L. Snyder, 56, of Three Springs. The tractor-trailer continued travelling northward following the 3:30 p.m. crash. Anyone with further information pertinent to this accident on Friday, August 20, is urged to contact Trooper Huff by calling 717-485-3131.
Air Gun Used In Mischief
A male juvenile is accused of firing a soft air gun at a vehicle belonging to a 35-yearold McConnellsburg man on Sunday, August 22, at 6:56 p.m. State police are continuing to investigate the mischief that occurred in Gerald Circle located in Ayr Township.
Cash Stolen
An undisclosed amount of cash was stolen from a cash register at K's Place restaurant between 11 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 21, according to state police reports. The burglars entered the restaurant by breaking a window in the front door. Anyone having additional information linked to this break-in and theft is asked to call Trooper Horton at 717-485-3131.
Prescription Pills Taken
A prescription medication known as Hydrocodone was stolen from 709 Lincoln Way East, Apartment 1, in McConnellsburg between 6 p.m. on August 21 and 11 a.m. on August 22. Victim of the burglary is a 39-year-old man from McConnellsburg. Anyone with further information pertinent to this case should immediately contact state police Trooper Massafra at 717-485-3131.
Cited For Retail Theft
A Hustontown man has been cited by state police, Chambersburg, for retail theft as a result of an alleged incident at the Walmart, 1730 Lincoln Way East. Reports state 36-year-old Douglas Everhart was arrested for stealing merchandise from the store on Friday, August 20, at 5 p.m.
Two To Appear In Bedford County Central Court
Two Fulton County residents were scheduled to appear for preliminary hearings during the August 18 session of Bedford County Central Court.
Nicky Lee Strait, 19, of Needmore and 20-year-old Warfordsburg resident Richard Stouffer Jr. each currently face one count of retail theft. The duo allegedly removed a self-defense flashlight, three silver knives and a black knife from Crawford's Museum on July 19 at approximately 4 p.m. The stolen items have been valued at $204.90.
According to reports, Strait waived the August 18 preliminary hearing, and Stouffer's has been rescheduled for September 22.
Juvenile Accused Of Disorderly Conduct
A 17-year-old male from McConnellsburg will be charged with disorderly conduct in connection with an incident that occurred in the area of North Third Street, McConnellsburg, on Monday, August 23. State police reported the juvenile allegedly followed a 14-yearold boy and a 16-year-old male, both from Mc- Connellsburg, in a vehicle at 5:50 p.m.
Road Signs Stolen
Street signs were stolen from the intersections of Wertzville and Palmer roads and Timber Ridge and Garland roads in Belfast Township between August 2 and August 16. Anyone having further information concerning these thefts is asked to contact Trooper Falkosky by calling 717-485-3131.
Tools Taken
Various tools were taken from a storage trailer at a construction site located at the intersection of Great Cove and Gem Bridge roads between 9 p.m. on August 19 and 6 a.m. on August 20. Among the items taken, state police reported, were a Dewalt heavy duty concrete drill (Serial #363055); a Stihl 14-inch cut-off saw (#142864573); and a Stihl 16-inch chain saw (#256100679). The stolen tools have a value of at least $1,050. Anyone with further information pertinent to this case should call Trooper Huff at 717-485-3131.
Grocery Money Stolen
One hundred dollars in grocery money was taken from 11405 Buck Valley Road, Warfordsburg, on Sunday, August 22. According to state police reports, an individual left for the store at 9 p.m. with the money but never returned with the money or groceries. Victim of the theft is a 30- year-old woman.
DUI Charges To Be Filed
Charges of driving under the influence are scheduled to be filed by state police against a 22-year-old Mc- Connellsburg man who was involved in a single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Lincoln Way East and Route 30 in Todd Township. Police reported Justin Richard Black allegedly drove his 1988 Ford F-150 off the roadway on Tuesday, August 24, at 2 a.m.
A passerby, state police added, contacted the Mc- Connellsburg barracks about a possible crash. Black was reportedly found under the influence or alcohol and was subsequently Girl, 12, Dead, Mother, Sister Injured In Pa. Fire
DICKSON CITY, Pa. (AP) – Authorities in northeastern Pennsylvania say a 12-year-old girl died and her mother and sister were critically injured in an early morning fire in their home.
Fire crews called to the Dickson City blaze at 12:50 a.m. Saturday found flames shooting from the first floor. Fire Chief Joseph Chowanec says heat, flames and smoke prevented firefighters from reaching the girl in a secondfloor bedroom in time.
Lackawanna County Deputy Coroner Tim Rowland says 12-year-old Rachel Cusick died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Her mother, Laurie, and sister, Amanda, were taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital, where a spokesman says they were in critical condition. Two other people were treated and released.
State Police Fire Marshal Steve Kaneski said he is still investigating the cause, but he said he doubted that the fire was suspicious.
157 Pounds Of Pot, $346K Seized In Altoona Bust
ALTOONA, Pa. (AP) – A man described as a "kingpin'' by Blair County District Attorney Richard Consiglio (con-SIL'-ee-oh) remains jailed on drug charges after state police say they found 157 pounds of marijuana, and $346,000 in neatly stacked, wrapped cash in his residence.
John Hiles, 48, of Altoona, was arraigned Thursday on charges including possession with intent to deliver marijuana.
Police say they searched his home after they arrested him for delivering 10 pounds of marijuana to troopers in a sting operation Wednesday.
Online court records don't list an attorney for Hiles.
Police believe the seized drugs are worth about $250,000 and that Hiles was supplied out of New York City. Investigators suspect Hiles has been dealing drugs for about 10 years.
9 Charged In Fake Pa. Driver's License Ring
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Federal prosecutors have charged a group from eastern Pennsylvania with helping hundreds of people fraudulently obtain commercial driver's licenses.
Authorities say the licenses were obtained through "International Training Academy,'' a company run by defendants Vitaliy and Tatyana Kroshnev of Richboro in Bucks County.
The indictment says group members sometimes charged thousands of dollars to help customers get phony residency papers, licenses and other documents, and had state-approved translators provide answers on licensure tests.
Most of the defendants were ordered held on Thursday until detention hearings could be scheduled.
It was not immediately clear if any had defense lawyers.


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Young leaders and politicians discuss HIV/AIDS
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During the event "Crossfire: A dialogue between youth leaders and decision‐makers to answer the tough questions on HIV and young people" young leaders had the chance to address their questions about HIV and AIDS related topics to international politicians. Latoya Cadogan from Barbados, Mawethu Zita from Barbados, Milinda Rajapaksha from Sri Lanka, Nadim Abou Alwan from Lebanon and Magda Pochec from Poland took the chance and "interrogated" ministers and parliament members from different countries.
Photo 1: The participants arrive. Djibril Diallo, Senior Advisor to the Executive Director, greets Magda Pochec, member of the initiative YouAct.
Photo 2: Honorable Shaw Kgathi, Minister of Youth, Sport and Culture from Botswana answers Latoya Cadogan's question.
Photo 3: Honorable Anurag Thakur, member of the Indian Parliament explains parts of the Indian HIV/AIDS policies to Mawethu Zita from South Africa (on the right).


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March 16, 2008
Sophomore Philip Therp received Big West Player of the Week honors this past week helping the Gauchos defeat UC Riverside and UC Irvine. At the No. 2 spot, Therp downed Gorjan Kovacevic of UC Riverside 6-1, 6-4 and UC Irvine's Victor Lamm, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3. The win against Kovacevic gave Therp an even 5-5 dual match record. The Gauchos have thrived when Therp performs well going a perfect 5-0 when playing at the No. 2 slot in singles.
The sophomore from Denmark also teamed up with Jack Hui to take down UC Irvine's Alex Sundling and Khunpol Issara, 8-6. The duo, who has played almost exclusively at the No. 1 slot in doubles, improved to 4-6 in match play. The Gauchos are now 2-1 in conference play and back in the Big West hunt.


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Jake Ryan is kind of a bully (GIF)
I also just found this one in the interest of funny pictures: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/photos?photoId=2527272&gameId=323080135. Apparently ESPN cannot tell the difference between a 5'11" white guy who plays defense and a 6'5" black guy who plays offense. Check out the caption with the picture.
To an AP photo
In the next picture in ESPN's gallery, Jordan Kovacs (whose name is clearly visible) is referred to as "Michigan (sic) Lamonte Edwards".
Did they get a picture of Gravy Hulk congratulating Bartholamew Roundtree after his long catch?
Jake Ryan is kind of a beast...Man is he ever fun to watch while he disrupts the field, the guy seems to be everywhere.
Jake Ryan's great, but he really isn't doing anything special there in that .04 second clip... just sayin;
He uses would-be-blocker-guy as a weapon with which to hit the running back. I kinda thought it was something.
That guy is strong!!!!!
He basically manhandles the blocker (and in the process causes the blocker to impede the runner) and then bursts to the side, preventing the runner from gaining the edge, ending in a 5 yard loss for Minnesota. I thought it was pretty nice.
I think his point was that none of that was captured in the gif... I was thinking the same thing.
Then I'm going to destroy a qb blocker
was that he stayed responsible. He could have torn off after the RB and given up contain, but stayed home, saw the reverse coming, and blew it the hell up.
I agree, .04 seconds of Ryan eating a block isn't all that great. The play in the game was great, this GIF is not.
I agree this gif is dumb. I just want the straight up play.
The Provision would:
- Establish the constitutional right to maintain a long, blonde flow without retribution or scorn.
- Require opposing DC's to line up wimpy underclassmen TE's opposite Jake Ryan for the amusement of the Michigan fanbase at least twice per game
- Require Mr. Ryan make 160 tackles per season, of which 90 must be solo tackles.
- Require the Downtown Athletic Club to invite Mr. Ryan to the trophy ceremony every year until the expiration of his NCAA eligibiligy
Should this law be approved?
And I approve this message
Are full of lies. MLive says "ChopBlock's proposal would ... limit future ... players at ... Michigan."
While MVictors says "No ... More proposals ... From ChopBlock."
This ad was paid for by Wednesday Can't Get Here Soon Enough.
Yes, but Tremendous says:
ChopBlock's proposal...is... not... funded by insidious special interest groups looking to destroy the very fabric of society itself.
And Bleacher Report says:
Top 14 reasons "Yes on Seven" is underrated
So there's that.
We need a laugh in the midst of all of the negative ads about proposals. I know I got a few outta this one, good job!
During the game they brought up Cam Gordon's player profile with a photo of Courtney Avery.
They're the best.
Indeed. If only they covered all our games.
noticed that too.
if Borges et al. get the BTN feed upstairs, they could use it to their advantage. At least twice I saw the BTN line of scrimmage out of square with the field by about a half of a yard. Therefore, if the staff was paying attention, they would only have 9 1/2 yards to make the first down, depending on which way the line was running.
Anybody hear anything about his injury? (Impeccable, reliable, unimpeachable sources only, please.)
He abused that poor mini soda QB into the RB and then took him down for a 5 yard loss...I'm guessing that's a +3
Blaze....any chance you could slow it down just a wee bit? For the benefit of the older members of the board like me, Don and the avatar known as Herm.
The GIF doesn't pose any issues speed-wise for me. I don't think it's very interesting, but that's a different issue.
As long as we're talking about old people and speed: there are few things on this earth more frustrating to me than old people at the wheel. From the time the light turns green, it generally takes 4 seconds for their brain to register the fact, and then it takes another 3 seconds for their synapses to send the message to their foot to press the gas pedal, and even then it takes them 10 seconds to get through the intersection. If they're driving a Buick or a Prius, the process is even slower.
but not slow.
I'm not slow; I'm patient.
Bully. I have a special needs child who in school has to be bullied more than his fair share. Its not a funny word to him. I hate to be a debby downer because the posts are funny to anyone including myself.
Ryan is a talent plain and simple and I'm calling it now a first round draft pick.
Not to shit on Ryan because he's awesome but he's beating a block from the QB, any linebacker worth his salt should be able to throw most non-Cam Newton QBs like that
Uhhh you clearly missed when Chris Martin said Nelson is reminiscent of Tim Tebow.
It's nice to finally have a lb worth his salt again.
On the field, Jake Ryan is a bad man.


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80. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5rickg1949 Dec 4, 2010 10:59 AM (in response to Br QE)
Had my hopes up when I saw the word "mpeg" there, but no such luck.
Still awaiting a further response from tech support on the Adobe end on
my support ticket.
Maybe Santa will be the one to bring it!
81. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Ann Bens Dec 7, 2010 12:01 PM (in response to rickg1949)
82. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Jon-M-Spear Dec 8, 2010 12:42 AM (in response to Ann Bens)
What do you mean you've got your mpeg previews back, Ann? What have you done that I haven't?
I updated to the latest release, but to no avail. I didn't think this latest fix addressed that issue. What is the source of your mpegs, are they HD?
83. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5rickg1949 Dec 8, 2010 9:47 AM (in response to Jon-M-Spear)
I'm with you, Dude! Still no mpeg previews on either my Vista64 or Win7 64bit machines. Ann had me exicted when I saw the email (happy for her, but still sad for us). Supposed to get a call back from tech support. They patched into my edit system yesterday for an hour or so and saw for themselves where I'm at. Said the ticket was going to move up the ladder.
84. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Todd_Kopriva Dec 8, 2010 9:59 AM (in response to rickg1949)
The fix in the Bridge 4.0.4 update only adds support for preview of some files, not all.
Rick, as I think I've said several times before: Your issue is not something that Technical Support can help you with. It's a deficiency in the software. The codecs aren't there. They were installed by After Effects and Premiere Pro in CS4; they aren't in CS5. Bridge therefore doesn't have access to a component that it needs. This is a bug. The Bridge team can't fix this bug without licensing and installing codecs, which they have not done for CS5.
85. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Ann Bens Dec 8, 2010 10:12 AM (in response to Jon-M-Spear)
HDV captured with Premiere or HDVsplit
I had thumbnails but could not preview .mpeg and m2t, but now I can (again).
86. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Jon-M-Spear Dec 8, 2010 10:17 AM (in response to Ann Bens)
How very strange. My HDV was captured in PP CS5, and I can't see diddlysquat in Bridge.
The plot thickens.
87. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5rickg1949 Dec 8, 2010 5:51 PM (in response to Todd_Kopriva)
Well, you are right in a way: removed CS5 and ran cleanscript, reinstalled CS4. Low and behold, Bridge CS4 and Windows Media Player both opened and previewed the same HDV mpeg files (from Premiere, both old and new) that would not play in same under CS5!!!!!! Well now, I'm running CS4 updates, then going to reinstall CS5 (since I have several clients work created under its lovely newness) and hopefully be back to work tomorrow. Using Premiere CS5 and my good old buddy Bridge CS4!!!
Updates next year............ we'll think about that.
G'nite, all. rg
88. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5rickg1949 Dec 9, 2010 11:56 AM (in response to rickg1949)
The end of the saga!!! Sorry to put you all through this, but FINALLY, after cleaning, reinstalling CS4 and then CS5, I now have thumbnails and previews in my beloved Bridge CS5!!!!!! Did NOT uninstall CS4, so have whatever background resources needed to make CS5 Bridge do what it needed to do. Now I think I will leave well enough alone and get back to work, and to sleep!!!
So JM-S and other, clean it all out, reinstall old things that worked, then install upgrades on top!
Happy Holidays,
89. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5Jon-M-Spear Dec 9, 2010 2:42 PM (in response to rickg1949)
Bugger!!! Just when I had put it out of my mind - forever.
So, to start over...
90. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5TBike May 10, 2011 1:27 PM (in response to rickg1949)
Hopefully this can help someone. I was also missing previews in Bridge CS5 for .m
2ts files. Strange thing is, I've got previews for some of the files, but not others. Double-clicking
the file brought up the "Windows cannot find '%ProgramFiles(x86)%Windows Media Player
\wmplayer.exe' error. But Windows Media Player would play the files directly. So......
Please back up your system prior to modifying the registry!!!
Open the registry editor by clicking the Windows button in Vista, type regedit.exe. Make sure you are at the top of the registry tree. Press Ctrl-F to bring up the search box. F3 will move to the next returned search result.
Search for your file extension, you should find it in several places in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. We are specifically looking for an entry that has subkeys of shell\open\command and shell\play\command. The specific value in question is "(Default)". For my .m2ts_auto_file entry, the (Default) value was "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" /Open "%L" . Exactly the path that Bridge was not able to find. I changed this in both command Default values (under open and play) to: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" /Open "%L"
Restart the computer.
You may have to re-associate what program opens your files by right-clicking on the file, choose open with (make sure Always Open With check box is checked) and select Windows Media Player (If you have to browse for the Windows Media Player, make sure you browse to Program Files (x86), DO NOT select the media player under C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe if you have a 64 Bit OS!) The file should play in Windows Media Player.
Open Bridge.
Now double click the icon in Bridge, Media player plays the file. OK almost there, but I really want previews at a minimum!
Again Under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, find the entry for your extension (I was looking for .m2ts). Strangely enough, there were no subkeys under this entry. Now look at an entry that Bridge does play preview for. In my case, .M2V files would preview in Bridge. Under the .M2V key were several subkeys for "OpenWithProgIds" and "ShellEx". What I did next was right click on the .M2V (or what ever file extension previews correctly in Bridge) and export the keys. Give it a file name and save. Next we will locate the saved file (will have a .reg extension if visible) and right click, then choose edit. This should open the .reg file with notepad. Next we will replace EVERY reference of .M2V with .m2ts (or whatever extensions your are dealing with. there were not many entries, but I still used Edit --> Replace to make sure I got them all). Save the file. Now double click the newly saved file, and select "yes" to import values into the registry. Reboot.
For me, previews are now showing for .m2ts!!!
Now about playing video within Bridge, that may be tougher.......
Hope it helps!
91. Re: No MPEG preview or playback in Bridge CS5rogersphoto.com Feb 1, 2012 8:12 AM (in response to tlt1068)
This solution is from tit068 and worked like a charm. Unfortunately we get so "dug in" we forget the simple things like this:
"... What I did:
(1) In Bridge, go to menu
Edit > Preferences (or Crtl K for Wins), go to the File Type Associations (on left pan) and make sureQuickTime (.mov) is associated with your QuickTime Player on the right pan.
(2) In Bridge, go to menu
Edit > Preferences (or Crtl K for Wins), go to the Cache (on left pan) and click the [Purge Cache] button on the right pan to Purge All Cached Thumbnails and Previews.
After doing (1) & (2), I am able to preview every .MOV in Bridge CS5.
Not sure what I have done different to anyone else, but it seems to work for me. Hope it helps..."
If you have a file type that bridge can't preview, make sure you select the appropriate program to associate it wtih in preferences.


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Soligenix Announces Significant Progress with ThermoVax™ Towards the Development of Heat Stable Vaccines
Research Conducted under $9.4 Million NIAID Cooperative Grant
Mar 19, 2013, 07:00 ET from Soligenix, Inc.
PRINCETON, N.J., March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Soligenix, Inc. (OTCQB: SNGX) (Soligenix or the Company), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company, announced today key progress in the development of ThermoVax™, its proprietary vaccine thermostabilization technology. Several complementary preclinical studies have indicated the potential for high temperature stability for a minimum of six months and increased potency of subunit vaccines formulated with ThermoVax™. These studies have been conducted with the Company's proprietary ricin toxin vaccine (RiVax™) and anthrax vaccine (VeloThrax™) as part of a continuing program to evaluate the effectiveness of protein subunit vaccines to withstand extremes of temperature and other environmental stress conditions. The research and development of ThermoVax™ is being supported by a $9.4 million National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) grant to Soligenix for biodefense vaccines to prevent ricin toxin and anthrax exposure.
ThermoVax™ is a technology that is designed to eliminate the standard cold chain production, distribution and storage logistics required for most vaccines. By employing ThermoVax™ during final formulation of RiVax™ and VeloThrax™, results have shown that it is possible to produce stable and potent vaccines that are capable of withstanding temperatures at least as high as 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for a minimum of six months. Recent results also indicate that VeloThrax™ formulated with ThermoVax™ and subsequently exposed to temperatures as high as 70 degrees Celsius (158 degrees Fahrenheit) for at least one month, retained full potency in animals as well as other characteristics, such as receptor binding, indicative of full structural integrity. The combination of ThermoVax™ and VeloThrax™ along with a potent secondary adjuvant resulted in rapid onset of antibodies correlated to protection against anthrax in animal models. These results corroborate earlier findings demonstrated with ThermoVax™ formulated RiVax™ and further demonstrate proof of principle.
Cold chain requirements add considerable cost to the production and storage of current conventional vaccines. According to the Biopharma Cold Chain Sourcebook of 2010, 98% of all vaccines (with a value of $20.6 billion) require shipment through cold chain. Elimination of the cold chain would also enhance the utility of these vaccines for emerging markets and for other applications requiring but lacking reliable cold chain capabilities. Further, the World Health Organization reports that 50% of all global vaccine doses are wasted because vaccines are not kept within required temperature ranges. NIAID has also highlighted the priority of technologies for biodefense vaccines that focus on broad spectrum approaches including vaccine adjuvants and temperature stabilization for long shelf life, rapid onset of immunity, and surge capacity for production. For vaccines that are intended for long-term stockpiling, such as for use in biodefense or in pandemic situations, the utilization of ThermoVax™ has the potential to facilitate easier storage and distribution of strategic national stockpile vaccines in emergency situations.
"We are pleased with the progress demonstrated thus far with our vaccines that employ ThermoVax™," stated Christopher J. Schaber, PhD, President and Chief Executive Officer of Soligenix. "The ability to engineer vaccines that are able to withstand extreme temperatures and thereby eliminate the cold chain while simultaneously reducing the frequency of vaccinations has the potential to be a significant step forward in vaccine technology. Beyond its biodefense applications, ThermoVax™ has the potential to lead to major cost savings in the production, distribution and storage of currently marketed vaccines and could further facilitate their use in the developing world. We are excited about the potential utility of the ThermoVax™ technology and recently have initiated discussions with a number of vaccine companies and non-profit organizations regarding the potential for collaboration on heat stable versions of their vaccine candidates."
About ThermoVax™
ThermoVax™ is a technology that is designed to eliminate the standard cold chain production, distribution and storage logistics required for most vaccines. The technology utilizes precise lyophilization of protein immunogens with conventional aluminum adjuvants in combination with secondary adjuvants for rapid onset of protective immunity where protective immunity is desired with the fewest number of vaccinations. RiVax™ and VeloThrax™ are extremely labile in their liquid form requiring careful management under refrigerated conditions at 4 degrees Celsius (39 degrees Fahrenheit). By employing ThermoVax™ during their final formulation, it is possible to produce stable and potent vaccines that are capable of withstanding temperatures at least as high as 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for up to six months, with evidence of protein stability at temperatures at least as high as 55 degrees Celsius (131 degrees Fahrenheit) for at least several weeks.
The underlying technology has been developed by Drs. John Carpenter and Theodore Randolph at the University of Colorado. The vaccine technology is being developed in collaboration with Nanotherapeutics, Inc., SRI International, the University of Kansas, the Wadsworth Center of the New York State Department of Health, and the Tulane National Primate Research Center under the aegis of the cooperative grant form NIAID.
About Soligenix, Inc.
Soligenix is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing products to treat serious inflammatory diseases where there remains an unmet medical need, as well as developing several biodefense vaccines and therapeutics. Soligenix is developing proprietary formulations of oral BDP (beclomethasone 17,21-dipropionate) for the prevention/treatment of gastrointestinal disorders characterized by severe inflammation, including pediatric Crohn's disease (SGX203), acute radiation enteritis (SGX201) and chronic Graft-versus-Host disease (orBec®), as well as developing its novel innate defense regulator (IDR) technology SGX942 for the treatment of oral Mucositis.
Through its BioDefense Division, Soligenix is developing countermeasures pursuant to the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) Strategic Plan of 2011-2016 for inclusion in the US government's Strategic National Stockpile. Soligenix's lead biodefense products in development are a recombinant subunit vaccine called RiVax™, which is designed to protect against the lethal effects of exposure to ricin toxin and VeloThrax™, a vaccine against anthrax exposure. RiVax™ has been shown to be well tolerated and immunogenic in two Phase 1 clinical trials in healthy volunteers. Both RiVax™ and VeloThrax™ are currently the subject of a $9.4 million National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) grant supporting development of Soligenix's new vaccine heat stabilization technology known as ThermoVax™. Soligenix is also developing OrbeShield™ for the treatment of gastrointestinal acute radiation syndrome (GI ARS) under a $600,000 NIAID Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant. OrbeShieldTM has previously demonstrated statistically significant preclinical survival results in two separate canine GI ARS studies funded by the NIH.
For further information regarding Soligenix, Inc., please visit the Company's website at www.soligenix.com.
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Manchester City have the edge in the title race despite losing to Manchester United and trailing their rivals by six points, according to Ryan Giggs.
The Old Trafford legend believes the Citizens' group stage exit from the Champions League could end up having a positive effect in their Premier League form.
Roberto Mancini's side failed at the first stage of Europe's premier competition for the second time in succession, though this year was even more embarrassing as they finished bottom of the group on three points without a single win to their name.
Meanwhile, Sir Alex Ferguson's side experienced contrasting fortunes and had qualified for the knockout stages with games to spare after winning their first four fixtures in Group H.
Giggs feels the combining effects of United's last 16 place and City not having any European football to handle could mean the Etihad Stadium club get a boost on the domestic front.
"City will have the week to prepare whereas we might have tough European games. They will have the advantage for the league," he said.
"We are used to it, though. It all depends on when the games are and who we've got.
"But if it's Wednesday, then 12.45 in the Premier League on the Saturday, it can be tough."
Giggs may believe City will have a physical edge but Manchester United will have gained the upper hand psychologically owing to the manner of their victory last Sunday.
It looked as though there was only going to be one winner once City drew level, so Van Persie's deflected free-kick will have been a crushing blow to the home side.
Ferguson's side will find out their opponents for the round of 16 next Thursday December 20.
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Lost and Found
Museum studies program offers students a high-impact learning experience in one of ONU's most historic spaces.
It's fitting that the space for Ohio Northern University's new museum studies research center has just as much, if not more, history than the artifacts that the students are honing their skills cataloging. The space in question, which a few weeks ago was simply used for storage, is the stage area of the old auditorium in Lehr Memorial, which presented performances in the arts for 76 years.
Now, more than 20 years since the last performance, students are once again taking to the stage to hone a craft, though not of the musical or theatrical variety. Instead, students enrolled in the museum studies and public history program are using the space to study and catalog artifacts from the University's past and to refine a specific skill set being taught very few places elsewhere.
The artifacts the students are cataloging range from IQ tests to
electronic devices of unknown purpose.
"We are trying to get students to have a real-world experience in working with collections and working with exhibitions," says Ray Schuck, professor of history.
Students in Schuck's Introduction to Museums and Archives class are currently working with around 50 artifacts from ONU's Department of Psychology and Sociology. They've been asked to research the items, clean them if necessary and catalog them for entry into a collections database — all to current museum standards. In return, the department will receive a complete inventory of the items in their collection. With this inventory, the department is much closer to developing a potential exhibit to showcase the history of the disciplines at ONU.
Future students will work on other collections from departments on campus. In the past, Schuck has worked with departments to curate their exhibits within their own buildings. The idea for the research center in Lehr is to train students so that they can help more departments and gain experience at the same time.
"Even though we just offer a minor in museum studies, the goal is for our students to graduate from here and be prepared to go directly to work in the field, whether at a small historical society or even a larger museum," says Schuck.
A few of the students in the class aren't waiting until graduation to apply the skills they've learned. Kelsey Brown, a junior public history and museum studies minor from Loveland, Ohio, is currently working at the Hancock Historical Museum in nearby Findlay, Ohio. Sarah Bender, a professional writing major with a public history and museum studies minor, completed an internship at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in her hometown of Fremont, Ohio. Both understand how in-demand the skills they are learning are in field.
"I had the opportunity to put collections together and write about them for their website and for the exhibits themselves. I really enjoyed incorporating my major and my minor into my internship," says Bender.
An archival photo of the Lehr Memorial Auditorium stage.
Brown is excited to begin learning the PastPerfect database software taught in the course. PastPerfect holds 80 to 85 percent market share in the field, including the Hancock Historical Museum where Brown works. "My boss is very excited for me to start using it, so I'm very happy that I am going to be learning it here."
Apart from learning the applicable skills they will need to succeed, the students in the Introduction of Museums and Archives class also display a natural curiosity that lends itself well to a project like this. Many of the artifacts they are cataloging are completely foreign in both form and function, but the students are genuinely interested in finding out what they are. One student in particular has developed a new hobby as a result of her involvement with the program.
"I went to my first antique store a couple of months ago, and now I've been to several since," says senior history major Sadie Wiley. "I just really like it."
In general, interest in museum studies appears to be increasing. Television programs dealing with the subject, like "Antiques Roadshow," "American Pickers" and "Pawn Stars," are popular and have even monetized this kind of knowledge in as far as they show the value of antiques and rarities people find in their homes. Colleges and universities also are becoming bigger believers in museum studies.
"More schools are starting public history programs, and others are adding the museum studies component," says Schuck. "We've been doing it for 13 years, and as far as an undergraduate program goes, we are unique. We are basically the only one in the Midwest that offers this."
There are untold treasures lurking in the closets and basement storage rooms of Ohio Northern University to be sure. Now with this new commitment to high-impact learning in the museum studies and public history program, hopefully they will be rediscovered and shared with a campus and a community that cares just as much about where it's been, as where it's going.
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Brush basketball enjoyed a split-schedule evening versus the Huskies on Tuesday night and as their lady counterparts hit the road for their contest, the boys hosted Highland at the 'Digger Dome, winning a sixth-straight league victory by taking down the 3A Huskies 58-50 in varsity action.
The win makes five-in-a-row for the Beetdigger ballers, whose only loss on their now 13-1 season came at the hands of the 2A Yuma Indians in January.
While hosting a now 1-5 in league Highland who were dished out a fifth consecutive loss at the hands of the 'Diggers, the Brush boys displayed total control throughout the contest, leading in the first three frames of action, including a 23-11 third quarter edge. The Huskies made a late-breaking comeback in the fourth frame of play to earn 18 points while holding Brush to a meager 6, but the tide was turned too late.
Brush sophomore Austin Garcia lead the 'Diggers trio of teammates in double-digits on the night by netting 14 points including the 3 of 6 three-point shots sunk in. Juniors Randy Baker and Geoffrey Dunker rounded out the triple effort earning 10 points apiece.
Dunker also lead the team with five assists, followed by four from Baker to add to the team's 15 total, senior Mitch Tormohlen earned two blocked shots and lead the team with seven rebounds. Baker proved swift with his five team-high steals of the 'Diggers 17 and team earned a total of 6 deflections as well.
The now 13-1 overall, 6-0 in 3A Patriot League Brush varsity now holds a No. 1 spot for the first time in 10 years on the Colorado Preps poll and continue to hold fast to a No. 2 spot among the Denver Post Preps top 3A teams in the state, just under the now 12-1 familiar fall foes from Kent Denver who will take on Peak-to-Peak in the hopes of winning the coveted thirteenth victory on Wednesday night. Holy Family currently falls at a No. 3 spot as the Tigers have earned a 13-2, 5-0 record to date.
Up next, the Brush boys will travel to the home of the now 5-10 overall, 1-6 in league Frontier Academy Wolverines for Friday night action slated to tip-off with a JV contest at 5:15 followed by varsity at 6:30 pm on February 8.
Individual Stats vs. Highland
SCORING: A. Garcia 14, R. Baker 10, G. Dunker 10, J. Brown 8, B. Needens 4, M. Tormohlen 4, T. Cranson 3, K. Rosenbrock 3, J. Nichols 2.
REBOUNDING: M. Tormohlen 7, R. Baker 4, G. Dunker 4, K. Rosenbrock 4, B. Needens 2, J. Brown 1, A. Garcia 1, J. Nichols 1, B. Mickey 1.
ASSISTS: G. Dunker 5, R. Baker 4, M. Tormohlen 2, K. Rosenbrock 1, B. Needens 1, A. Garica 1, T. Cranson 1.


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Community access workshop: Biennale of Sydney
Artmaking activity for people of all ages and abilities
A workshop for people with specific needs that allows participants to express their own creativity in a fun and encouraging way.
Experiment with a range of materials to create your own artwork inspired by the 19th Biennale of Sydney: You Imagine What You Desire.
We welcome visitors of all ages and abilities to contribute and encourage those who need assisted access to contact the Gallery, including those with limited mobility, vision or hearing impairment or intellectual disabilities, and community groups working with people with specific needs.
Thursday 10 April 2014, 11am
Free, bookings recommended
Bookings and enquiries: 02 9225 1740
Assisted access for individuals or groups with specific requirements can be requested when booking
See also:
Visiting for people with disability
Access programs
Duration 1 hour
Location: Ticketing and information desk
Related exhibition: 19th Biennale of Sydney
Related program: Contemporary at the Gallery 2014


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Accrediting commission updates the status of UH community colleges
Four of six campuses removed from warning statusUniversity of Hawaiʻi
Mia Noguchi, (808) 956-9095
External Affairs & University Relations
HONOLULU - The Western Association of Schools and Colleges' Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) has removed the warning status previously placed on four community colleges for issues surrounding assessment and program review.
The community colleges removed from warning status are:
Kapiʻolani Community College
Kauaʻi Community College
Leeward Community College
Maui Community College
The ACCJC continued the warning status for Windward Community College and Honolulu Community College and placed Hawaiʻi Community College on warning.
All seven community colleges are fully accredited by ACCJC. The accredited status of the institution continues during the warning period. Warning status, the mildest form of sanction levied by the ACCJC, reflects the Commission's concern about a "course deviating from the Commission's eligibility criteria, standards or policies."
Removal of the warning status was based on progress reports submitted by the UH community colleges and a report by the ACCJC evaluation team, which visited the campuses in April.
Interim President David McClain commented, "I'm pleased that the Commission has recognized the efforts of our community colleges which resulted in the removal of four of our community colleges from warning status. I am confident that the leadership, faculty and staff of our three remaining community college campuses will move quickly to implement the ACCJC recommendations."
The ACCJC also recommended that the UH system identify more clearly the community college system functions, workflow, and decision making processes in areas of academic planning, administrative and fiscal operations. McClain observed that the evaluation reports were prepared before the UH Board of Regents voted last month to approve the reorganization of the community colleges and said, "I expect the ACCJC will react favorably to the reorganization."
Under the reorganization, community college chancellors will report to the new vice president for community colleges for leadership and coordination of community college matters. The office will be responsible for executive leadership, policy decision-making, resource allocation, and development of support services.
The Commission has requested another progress report from the community colleges by October 15, 2005.
For a complete copy of the report, visit http://www.hawaii.edu/offices/app/aa/#cc.
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Andrew Browne (rib) was also withdrawn through injury but the Galway-born forward is expected to be available to play this weekend.
Pat Lam's squad was boosted by the return to training of Gavin Duffy, Brett Wilkinson and David Nolan who will all be monitored this week to determine their return to play date.
Meanwhile, Willie Faloon has been given the all clear to resume graduated training. The openside flanker is expected to be fit to play in two to three weeks.
Faloon's news comes at the same time that fellow openside Jake Heenan has undergone essential shoulder surgery that will keep him out of action for the remainder of the season.
The scheduling of the surgery allows the 21-year-old New Zealander to recover in time for Connacht's pre-season training in the summer.
In the meantime, Leinster Academy flanker Conor Gilsenan has come to Connacht on loan for the remainder of the RaboDirect PRO12 campaign.
Connacht have also confirmed the departure of centre Eoin Griffin at the end of the current season to English Premiership side London Irish.


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It's time to get on board with the Affordable Care Act
I remember the day that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed. I stayed up late watching the "live coverage" of legislators putting in their votes. When the votes were in and the bill passed, I breathed a sigh of relief. I thought that we had gotten past the hard part.
It has been three years since Obamacare was signed into law, and a recent CNN poll suggests that a majority of Americans are still not on board with the law. There is a twist in this survey, however: Thirty-five percent of those surveyed claimed that they did not support the ACA because it is "too liberal"--whatever that means. However, 16 percent of those surveyed said that they did not support ACA because it isn't liberal enough--whatever that means.
The CNN poll is the most recent in a series of polls that have been attempted since before the ACA became law. Most of the polls show roughly the same thing: People in America do not understand the ACA, but they know that they do not like it. From the get-go, the approval rating for the ACA has hovered somewhere between 40-45 percent for the overall law. (This survey conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that somewhere around 41 percent of Americans did not know whether the Affordable Care Act was actually law, with roughly 12 percent believing that it has been repealed by Congress.)
Individual components of the law, however, are wildly popular. For example, according to this Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, 88 percent of those surveyed support a tax credit allowed to small business who buy insurance for their employees, 76 percent favor the extension of dependent coverage, and 76 percent believe individuals should get subsidies to purchase health insurance if they need it.
By far the least popular provision of the law is the part where something is required of each of us - the individual mandate. In this part of the law, we will be required to carry health insurance. There had been some speculation that the individual mandate would (at least initially) drive health insurance premiums way up for young and healthy people in order to accommodate the older and sicker people. But even that is turning out to look better than many people initially thought, as the health care exchanges start to get set up in California, Oregon, and Washington.
Throughout this whole process, the USCCB has remained critical of the bill and later the law, becoming downright combative when the HHS mandate was announced. This means that the USCCB has largely failed to acknowledge that through the ACA, the number of uninsured people in the United States will be more than halved within ten years. This means more people will have access to affordable and quality health care and fewer people will be driven into poverty after suffering a medical crisis.
The ACA is not a perfect piece of legislation. It is a product of compromise and negotiation. It is the result of a democratic process. But it is the law of the land. It is going to help people to live without the fear that comes in living without health insurance. And it is time for us to get behind it.
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Kahwin Sembunyi Dengan Aidil Zafuan: Rita Rudaini Sedang Hamil 2 Bulan
Sisipan hiburan Mingguan Malaysia hari ini ada mengeluarkan berita tentang perkahwinan rahsia Rita Rudaini & Aidil Zafuan. Mereka betul-betul meminta maaf kepada keluarga & juga peminat atas apa yang telah mereka lakukan.
Yang menarik, laporan itu juga menyebut yang Rita Rudaini kini sedang hamil 2 bulan hasil perkongsian hidup bersama Aidil selama ini. Mungkin ini adalah faktor utama kenapa Aidil Zafuan berani untuk menyatakan yang beliau sudah berkahwin kepada keluarga.
Kita doakan pasangan ini cepat-cepat keluar di'public & bersemuka dengan media. Juga doakan kandungan Rita Rudaini akan sihat-sihat sahaja dan akan melahirkan bayi yang comel.
It is not easy for any person in love to really understand whether or not your partner really loves you. The person on the other side of the table may only be reciprocating your feelings. It would be only wise then to determine their actually feeling for you right now. With the following three tips, you can easily make a proper decision in this regard....
The first tip is to find out how much important you are for your partner. If there is someone else that your partner finds more important in his love life than you, you can be sure that your partner's feelings towards you are not genuine. You can easily tell by his/her behavior to you if you go down on his priority list in life.
The second tip is to notice whether your partner actually feels insecure when you are in the company of others. A strong sign of a great emotional attachment is seen by the jealousy in the eyes of your partner when you are enjoying the company of somebody else. A true lover shows the feeling of possessiveness and always desires an acknowledgement that you are just theirs. This jealousy is in short a wonderful sign of the great love your partner has for you.
The third and final tip is check whether your partner really expresses or emotes his love for you. An expression of love in a kiss, a hug or even saying those wonderful words "I love you" mean a lot to adding to any love relationship. Else you can be sure, that you were living so far in a world of fantasy!
Once you are aware of the situation of your relationship, it would be best for you to take the best step towards a better future. Love is after all that lies in the "heart" of any relationship!
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It does not matter how awesome your product is or your presentation or your post. Your awesome thing matters ONLY to the extent that it serves the user's ability to be a little more awesome.
LOL -- here's some Friday Fun! I love Tom Fishburne's comics and here's a great one reminding us all about one of the perils of social media.
And if you want to know more about Tom and his work, here is an article where he's interviewed:
Enjoy the chuckle and have a wonderful weekend!


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At first, they tried to pick up every fish head or gut they found, but that soon grew overwhelming so they settled for just collecting trash.
Just after 1 p.m. Wednesday a team of teens in bright-orange shirts bearing "ROC the Kenai" logos descended on the North Beach of the Kenai River dipnet fishery intent on picking up trash and educating beach-goers about the proper disposal of fish waste.
It's not always easy to talk to strangers about where their trash and fish waste should go as Kiera Stroh, 12, found out when she tried to step in and talk to August Asay, of Anchorage, while he demonstrated the proper way to fillet a fish.
Asay wielded a fillet knife for a group of kids from the Boys and Girls Club of the Kenai Peninsula who came to the beach to help out with the cleanup efforts but found themselves drawn to Asay's table.
Stroh stood with her self-described best friend Rylie Fields as the two wrinkled their noses at the group clustered around Asay's table.
"Um, excuse me, what are you going to do with the rest of the fish?" Fields asked.
Asay said he would take the waste out into the water where it would be eaten by other fish.
After a short discussion Fields and Stroh dragged their bags away and continued looking for trash, Stroh looked downcast.
"We've been telling them that the fish just washes back in, that's why there are so many on the tide line," she said. "I'm not frustrated yet, just trying to come up with crazy ways to get rid of all of this fish."
Stroh said she wasn't sure what to tell people about how to dispose of their waste as there were no fish totes on the beach and no easy way to get the waste out far enough in the water.
Maybe, she said, they could take it home and throw it away.
She gestured at the beach, which was so full of piles of fresh waste that it was difficult to walk anywhere without treading on a head, tail, or bit of sand spattered with blood.
"We'd like to load it into a barge, take it out like three miles and then dump it, so it really goes away," she said. "But we don't have that kind of money."
Stroh's older sister Courtney Stroh, 16, came up with the ROC the Kenai project as her "Caring for the Kenai" project her freshman year of high school.
Courtney and her beach companion Jessica Paxton, 16, both juniors, were on hand to tell the other teens where to leave their trash.
They both said it could be a little demoralizing to spend a few hours cleaning up the beach only to find it trashed again when they returned 24 hours later.
They've been coming to the beach every afternoon since the dipnet fishery opened.
"We'll just come out here and be like, really?" Jessica said.
Courtney pointed at a fire pit about 30 feet from the high tide line.
"We found a huge pile of trash there the other day and I'm wondering why people think its OK to trash our beach," she said.
As the two talked, Eldon Wilson, 12, another volunteer with the Boys and Girls club walked by with a handful of fish eggs he got from Asay. He put his face in close to the pink meat and took a deep breath prompting both girls to react in disgust. Wilson giggled as he walked away.
Courtney said the afternoon weather was nice and that seemed to help when it came to talking to people about how to dispose of their trash.
"Sometimes the response isn't as supportive but usually when there's good weather and people are in a good mood it's fun to talk to them," she said.
Still, sometimes she's a little confused by their responses. Courtney grinned as she recounted some of the things people have said to her.
"I've been accused of starving the halibut, accused of starving the seagulls," she said.
Jessica interrupted. "Yeah, people will say it's natural, but it's causing a problem. People don't understand that it's the volume that's causing the problem."
Courtney finished Jessica's thought, "Yeah, it's the numbers that aren't natural."
Other times, Courtney is praised for her efforts.
"Someone told me I was an angel in the flesh the other day," she said.
The two call their educational spiel their "beach speech."
But, that speech isn't always effective.
"There's a whole diversity of people here who speak Russian or Native languages so we really need signs with pictures instead of words," Courtney said.
The teen is quick to point out that people who dispose of their fish parts in the water are just doing what the signs posted at the entrance of the beach direct them to do, however others who leave waste above the tide lines are clearly breaking the law.
She dug a flier from the City of Kenai out of her pocket.
"This says fish waste falls under the litter laws, but I don't see anyone enforcing it," she said.
Kenai City Council Member Bob Molloy joined the crew on the beach wearing his own bright orange shirt and lugging around a trash bag that filled up rather quickly.
"I thought it was really important to support what they're doing," he said. "I wanted to come out and see what they do and help them."
Molloy said the group acted as ambassadors to people who come to Kenai for the dipnet fishery but aren't familiar with the area.
He peered into his trash bag.
"I have plastic cans, bottles, paper, underwear, hats, gloves, all kinds of things," he said. "I've been here for 15 minutes. It's overwhelming."
He said given the warm weather he was surprised at how many volunteers were willing to give up portions of their afternoons to clean the beaches.
"We get so few summer days," he said. "It's pretty incredible what they're doing."


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Going Long: The (Busy) Gentleman's Guide to Gifting
- Jason Wire
As you've recently learned, winning the holidays is not easy. It requires things like good penmanship, moderation and, obviously, a mistletoe state of mind.
But for those of you inclined to go for the haymaker, we'd like to present the holy grail of competitive gift-giving—something we here at Kempt HQ like to call "Going Long." (Trademark pending.)
Think of Going Long as the ultimate showcase of confidence and thoughtfulness—an Oprah Winfrey-an approach to appeasing the masses. You find one tremendously bold, unquestionably useful yet wholly unexpected piece of property, and you buy one for everyone. That's it. No gift diversity here.
Done right, your generous persona goes viral, ensuring you invitations, favors and godchildren for years to come. Possibly even a LinkedIn referral. Done wrong, and... well, let's just say your refrigerator door might be a bit bare next winter.
Thus, we humbly present our suggestions for those of you willing to Go Long this holiday season—in decreasing order of safety (and thusly, increasing order of ambition):»


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Mozilla: Browser Ballot Glitch Cost Us 9m Firefox Downloads 90
nk497 writes with this selection from PC Pro magazine: "Microsoft's failure to include the EU browser ballot in Windows 7 SP1 cost Mozilla as many as 9 million Firefox downloads, the organisation's head of business affairs revealed. Harvey Anderson said daily downloads of Firefox fell by 63% to a low of 20,000 before the ballot was reinstated, and after the fix, downloads jumped by 150% to 50,000 a day. Over the 18 months the ballot was missing, that adds up to six to nine million downloads — although it's tough to tell if the difference has more to do with Chrome's success or the lack of advertising on Windows systems. The EU is currently investigating the 'glitch,' and Microsoft faces a massive fine for failing to include the screen, which offers download details for different browsers to European Windows users, as part of measures ordered by the EU to balance IE's dominance." Reader Dupple points to coverage at ZDnet, too.