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mercury19 wrote:I am hoping to print out the rules. Is there an easy way to do this? For the 2010 ones of course. Formatting it on MS word is painful, to say the least.
Be a man and buy an iPad.
On a more serious note, I'm pretty sure there was a pdf of the rules somewhere on the website, but I'm too lazy to find it myself.

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Bay Area Hospital is a tobacco-free campus.
We provide some of the most advanced and compassionate care in the region.
Whether you are receiving care or visiting a loved one, our goal is to make your stay with us a positive one.
Bay Area Hospital offers a wide variety of support groups and programs to improve the health of our community.
We are continually looking for opportunities to improve our organization and keep our community informed.
Personalized medicine means using tools, such as pharmacogenomics, to tailor treatment to you based on your genetic makeup.
Modern medications save millions of lives a year. Yet any one medication might not work for you, even if it works for other people. Or it might cause severe side effects for you but not for someone else.
Your age, lifestyle and health all influence your response to medications. But so do your genes. Pharmacogenomics is the study of how a person''s unique genetic makeup (genome) influences his or her response to medications.
Pharmacogenomics is part of a field called personalized medicine — also called individualized or precision medicine — that aims to customize health care, with decisions and treatments tailored to each individual patient in every way possible.
Although genomic testing is still a relatively new development in drug treatment, this field is expanding. Currently, more than 100 drugs have label information regarding pharmacogenomic biomarkers — some measurable or identifiable segment of genetic information that can be used to direct the use of a drug.
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I am a little distracted this week, so if I seem off or inattentive I apologize in advace. There are a few reasons for this, but I think the largest of them is that I am making a surprise visit home over the weekend. I haven't been home for probably over six years, so this in and of itself is of some note, but the reason I'm going home is much more important.
You see, roughly seven or so years ago I nudged my mother into going to college. She'd had me very young, and in a time when women attending college were still more an exception than a rule, which meant that even though she really wanted to achieve a higher education, she instead raised a child. She's always been quite brilliant, so it was easy to talk her into considering that higher education now that her children were all grown up.
I told her to start with just a few courses at the community college, and see how it suited her. Well, it turns out that it suited her quite well. Because after lying down the base course work required, she applied to the college of education at one of the major universities in the area, and the one formally known as the teacher's university, and received admission. It took her a few years longer than it would your average student, because she continued to work while going to school. But here some seven years later, she is graduating with a college degree.
She excelled at her academics (I'm not surprised) and will be walking with something like a 3.9 GPA. She aced her licensure exam and scored within the top 5% of all people in the country sitting for the exam, something that will be noted on her permanent licensure record. And I am exceedingly proud of her.
And so, come Thursday afternoon, my father will be picking me up at the airport and taking me home. I will be walking in the door, a complete surprise to my mother, and taking her to her graduation. Followed the day after my a celebration I've been organizing with my uncle for family to share in her achievements. I can't wait to see the look on her face.
It also occurs to me that my mom will be sharing this particular graduation celebration with a number of other people who are also reaching milestones in their lives, and that those folks should be lauded as well. So I want to take this moment and congratulate all of you who will be proudly crossing that stage this May. I wish you a bright and fulfilled future!


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The quest to play the best golf courses in the world mandates a stop in Tennessee. My friends from overseas are scratching their heads about now. Tennessee? Yes, friends, Tennessee. You know, the home of Graceland, Opryland and Jack Daniels.
The Honors Course ranks right up there in the 'most difficult to find' category of courses. At least Chicago Golf Club has a small sign out front. To find Muirfield, you can look for the Greywalls Hotel next door. Morfontaine, near Paris, is genuinely difficult to find, as is The Honors Course. The course is located at 9603 Lee Highway. You can type the address into Mapquest and it will map out a route for you. Even armed with this useful information, we drove right past it. Then, retracing our route and paying close attention, we ran right by it again without the slightest inkling that it was there. Doubling back, the third time, we missed it as well. After we called the pro-shop the nice lady told us to make a left at the white propane tank, and sure enough, across from Chattanooga Propane Company there is a very small un-marked road, hidden deep in the trees.
Just like at Yeamans Hall, you know that you have arrived somewhere special the moment you manage to find the turn off the highway. Once beyond the gate, there is a long winding driveway that takes you up to the discreet, small clubhouse and pro shop. It's always the little things that make a big difference, and at The Honors, they get them all right. They not only take your bags out the car, but valet park it for you. They anticipate when you are going to leave and have your car pulled up and ready to go when you are. The caddy program is outstanding, the food is great (I recommend the Shrimp Po'Boy Sandwich), the grill area is cozy and the service is super. Around various tee boxes on the course are three tasteful and unobtrusive wooden barrels - one filled with chilled water bottles, one filled with chilled soda bottles and one filled with chilled beer. Elvis has left the building, ladies and gentleman!
Although the course is relatively young, it has hosted the 1991 U.S. Amateur, won by Mitch Voges and the 1996 NCAA championship won by a young Eldrick Woods.
The Golf Course
The course was designed by Pete Dye. In the past, I've had a hard time getting excited about Pete Dye courses. I like Harbour Town and The Ocean Course at Kiawah and Casa de Campo has nine great holes. I despise the TPC at Sawgrass and couldn't find inspiration to write about Whistling Straits. The Honors Course, though, made a big impression on me. I was especially impressed with how Dye was able to vary the routing here to create an exceptional balance between easy and difficult holes, long par fours and short par fours, and a difficult course that is also playable for a mortal. Although the slope rating is 145, the course doesn't wear you out like an Oakmont or Bethpage Black.
I was especially impressed with two short par fours, which are great risk-reward holes. The par four 9th hole is only 355 yards long. You probably won't see your tee shot land, as the landing area is semi-blind. The second shot is a wedge to a green protected in front and on the left by water. Dye has said about the 9th at The Honors, "every course needs a #9 - one of my rare forced carries to a par four green". His execution of the hole here is very well done; the design is subtle and really penalizes a mis-hit shot.
Tree guarding the 4th green
The well protected 6th green
The #1 and #2 handicap holes surround a man-made pond and both require heroic shots over water to secure a good score. Holes #7 and #15 are mirror images of each other on opposite sides of the pond. Remember, I said Dye mixed in long and short par fours. This is the part of the program that features the long fours. These two gems are 410 and 420 yards and require both your first and second shots to be both long and accurate.
The eleventh hole is a 545 yard par five that features a generous driving area off an elevated tee. The elevated green seen below has mammoth bunkers in front, guarding the green. The mounds on this hole were created by piling up the tree stumps and logs from the construction of the course.
Playing The Honors course was a bit of a homecoming for me. My first round of golf ever was played in Tennessee nineteen years ago. It felt good to be back in Tennessee!
My last name ends in a vowel, and it's clear to anyone south of the Mason-Dixon line that I'm not from around here. As my readers know, however, I'm a big fan of the Southern way of life and Tennessee is no exception. I appreciate a distinctive accent and I particularly like their brand down here. They don't drive cars here, they drive vee-hickles. Appropriately, they ask if you need dye-rections to get back to the airport. Many locals are genuinely fascinated to finally meet an eye-talian in person since they didn't realize there were so many different types of Yankees and there are not too many paesanos down here. I also like the distinctive feel of little Southern towns, the local barbecue and the generally slower way of life.
Local 'Bar-B-Que' joint in Ooltewah
I strongly disagree with Tom Doak's assessment of The Honors in his Confidential Guide where he states, "there aren't many notable holes: only the par-4 7th, a neat solution to putting a hole along the dike of an irrigation pond, but otherwise one of the most gimmicky-looking hole Pete Dye ever built". Doak continues, "I must admit, though, that much of my disdain for the course is due to the attitude the club presents. It's one thing to aspire to Augusta, but you can't create tradition overnight, and you certainly shouldn't be complaining about rival new courses being less traditional than your own. I don't think you ought to be able to have it both ways, seeking high rankings and national tournaments while trying to remain extremely exclusive at the same time."
Tom got it completely wrong. The opposite is true.
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I agree with you that Doak was way off on The Honors. I've never been around a finer membership and the staff is wonderful.
The par 3 14th hole may be my favorite short par 3 in the world.
The author has written an excellent depiction of The Honors Course. It is one of the least known, but special places in American golf. The golf course and club has the quality of Pine Valley or Augusta National, without making sure you know it. It is a great championship golf course. Too bad they won't allow the USGA to host a U.S. Open.
Playing August 18th, 2009 and really looking forward to it. This will be my 15th on the World Top 100.
Your assessment of the Honors is perfect. Having played and stayed there four times, it is my favorite course in America. Mr. Lupton has created an absolute gem maintained by a wonderful staff.
I am moving to the area this summer and wanted some advice to get on here.
I recently found your blog while researching garden city golf club. i have very much enjoyed your reviews and find that your thoughts about them are similar to mine regarding courses and 19th holes.therefore,i find it difficult not to suggest curses you may enjoy.Next time you play the honors course a side trip to lookout mt golf club is in order. This is alittle known seth raynor curse that has great examples of his famous hole designs. It is a laid back place whose bar has caracatures of past tournament winners on the walls. I know two courses in highlands area that would be great to play when you play wade hampton but will not
bore you with the info unless requested.keep up the excellent reviews.
As a former caddy at The Honors I googled it today and ran across your review. It makes me proud to have been associated with the club for an extended period of time in the 90's. It's no surprise I completely agree with your assessment in almost every way.I had so many special experiences with the membership and the intriguing guests they brought. I have so many stories to tell about my time there it really speaks to what a great time in my life it was.
Dave Lorenz
I caddy here and love the course. The staff always goes the extra mile. The average golfer will not believe the difference in playing a course like this. I remember in one tournament I advised my player to take an unplayable lie from the high grass next to the green. He instructed me three shots later when he got his ball on to the green not to find his ball in that next time. You will have amazing lies in the fairway & will be greatly challenged when you miss it.
I have played The Honors Course 3 times and it is one of my favorites. Compared to other courses I have played on the list, I think it should be ranked higher. The layout is great. The course has been in fantastic condition every time that I have been fortunate enough to play it. It is interesting, challenging, and beautiful. The staff is also wonderful.
I love reading your blog and comparing your thoughts to mine on the courses that I have also played. Good luck with Augusta National and thanks for hours of entertainment on nights when I couldn't sleep.
Scott Whittaker
I am a member of "The Honors". I have played all over the world and I can say it is one of the most special places in the United States golf community. The staff is world class and I am proud to be associated with such a wonderful place. This is what golf was meant to be.


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An anime music video! Well, sorta'. All the footage came from a Saturn game, but hey, it's close enough. In fact, the star of the video may seem familiar to some old school Shinku! fans.
MukiSama wrote:Actually, it also appeared on this adorable little system in a significantly better form (Even the PSX movie codec tends to butcher anime; just look at what it did to Lunar's FMV~!):
Probably cost somewhere around $"Your First Born Child", tho. (And is that a Lupin game I see?)
Maybe they'll sell it to a distribution company to put the whole set of anime-themed games on a single disc or somethin'. ^__^
shinmyk wrote:OMG I have that game on sega CD. Good times. See, you're not alone in playing this game ^__^. Oh yeah, the vid, most excellent :] It was great and it needs to be entered into a vid contest ^^
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Twins Manager Gardenhire updates VC fans on Morneau, Mauer, free agents
During Tuesday's stop in Valley City, Minnesota Twins hitting coach Joe Vavra emphasized the value of having veteran leaders on the team.
"You've got to have those guys in the clubhouse to take control of the people they're dressing with," Vavra told an audience of about 60 people at Trestle's Bar and Grill Tuesday. "We're off to the side, we're promoting, obviously, what they're supposed to get done on the field, but you've got to have a leader step up," he said. "You've got to have a voice, somebody they can relate to when times are down."
Vavra's comments were part of the 52nd Annual Twins Winter Caravan, which stopped in Valley City for a community lunch and question and answer session with Vavra, manager Ron Gardenhire and pitchers Glen Perkins and Brian Duensing.
The Q&A was hosted by radio broadcaster Cory Provus, but was open for questions from fans. Not surprisingly, many of those questions were in regards to the team's offseason acquisitions.
Among the team's free agent signings are catcher Ryan Doumit, outfielder Josh Willingham, and pitchers Jason Marquis and Joel Zumaya.
Gardenhire said many of the new faces on the team will provide the important leadership.
"Our chemistry was a little whack this last year, along with our performance on the field," he said. "It's not everything in the world that your clubhouse is perfect, but it sure does mean a lot when everyone's getting along and working for the same thing. These guys are all good leaders inside the clubhouse, plus pretty good baseball players."
Gardenhire also addressed a question over Matt Capps' ability as a closer and whether he would remain in the spot all season.
Gardenhire said that Capps struggled largely due to playing with an injury.
"He's a great teammate, he's got great stuff, he's closed and done very, very well up until last year when he scuffled," he said. "We're going to give him the ball again and see what happens.
Garenhire said if Capps needs rest, there's the potential Perkins could close some games.
Gardenhire also addressed the statuses of catcher Joe Mauer and first baseman Justin Morneau. He said he's frequently asked about their injuries and where they may end up playing on the field.
Both missed games last year as Mauer dealt with several injuries and Morneau dealt with concussion systems.
"They're both doing fine," Gardenhire said. "Mauer's down and working out and swinging. We know Morneau's had quite a few surgeries but he's actually starting baseball activity and feeling very well. He's really had no problems with his head from what he told me."
Gardenhire said his staff would wait until spring training to decide on which positions the two would play, but emphasized the importance of getting them on the field.
"We're going to do whatever it takes to get them on the baseball field," he said. "We need those guys playing and if it's Mauer at first base and Morneau catching or Mauer catching and Morneau at first base, we just want them playing. I know you want to see them playing and I want to see them playing."


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ICL Challenge IV: Cupcakes of the World
Hearty apologies to all of those present when I announced the September challenge would be "booze". As it's still school holiday time there are a couple of minors who wish to attend and obviously they couldn't if the theme was alcohol. Just like Whitney Houston, I believe that children are our future and today's children are tomorrow's cupcake bakers thus should be encouraged. Sorry if that puts anyone out but we'll take alcohol for our October challenge.
Requirements: Make a minimum of 12 cupcakes – if you wish to make more please do…the more you make, the more people can taste your delicious creation (and vote for you!)
Please feel free to enter as many types of cupcake as you wish, I only ask that you have at least 12 of each.
On the night everyone will have a say in declaring the winner, who walks away with the ICL Winner's rosette plus a cupcake themed goody bag (presented in the much-coveted ICL bag!).
Event details:
Tuesday 1st September 2009 (the Tuesday date is a one off due to the bank holiday)
6.00pm – 8.30pm
Barrowboy & Banker pub, 6-8 Borough High Street, SE1 9QQ
Entry fee: £5 – even if you don't wish to enter the competition why not come along to taste the cupcakes? (Entry fee includes tea or coffee)
Now the new bit….
It's been pointed out to me that as people come along at different times not everyone is getting a chance to sample all the cupcakes. This might skew the voting in that the people who come along a bit later can only taste what's there.
I've had requests to set a timetable of events so that everyone gets a chance to taste everything. Thus – trying to keep it simple - I propose the following:
6.00-6.45pm – Entries are labelled and plated up
6.45 onwards – Eating and voting commences
Please note that you are most welcome to arrive any time after 6.00pm and avail yourself of the tea and coffee.
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LEWISBURG, Pa. -- Robert Lauman, Class of 1945, and Colby Cooper, Class of 1999, are the inaugural recipients of the Bucknell Award for Distinguished Citizenship.
The new award, presented at the first Homecoming Gala in October, was established to recognize Bucknell alumni and supporters who accept citizenship values and responsibilities esteemed by the founders of the University who, in 1846, crafted a University mission seeking to "educate our students to serve the common good and to promote justice in ways sensitive to the moral and ethical dimensions of life."
"It boils down to old-fashioned responsibility," said President Brian C. Mitchell. "It is often referred to as 'giving back,' or, more recently, 'paying it forward.' Perhaps, the best description is 'good citizenship.' Good citizenship is a hallmark of those who are engaged, involved, and aware. And of leaders whose passion and purpose improve the whole community in a me-first world."
Cooper, who as an undergraduate international relations major at Bucknell was involved in several campus organizations, played football and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta, became special assistant to U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in 2000, and was recently promoted to senior advisor to Rice.
Lauman, a World War II and Korea veteran, founded Bell of Pennsylvania's Data Communications School and was responsible for modernization of the Bell network. A member of several public service societies, Lauman was presented with the Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award in 2004 and was responsible for helping to provide donor momentum to outfit labs in the recently completed Breakiron Engineering Building.
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During the Homecoming Gala awards ceremony, Betsy Powers was presented with the University's 36th Artistic Achievement Award.
"You have been an incredibly important contributor to the life of arts at Bucknell during the last six decades," said President Mitchell. "We are proud and grateful for your commitment to the arts and to Bucknell."
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text: What has happen to this guy and he was amazing at comebacks and long drives with a few minutes to go. Sadly he is no longer able to do that and same result as always a int. I was hoping for us to give Dallas the ball first and lost faith in Ben when it comes to this anymore. John Elway maybe your hero but sadly you are the opposite of him this season.


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If you read Monday's newspaper, you read a story about the increased development in the downtown area.
Just take a drive down Main Street in Campbellsville ... talk about progress.
From new specialty stores and restaurants to residential apartments and the nearly complete judicial center, downtown Campbellsville truly is booming ... at least during the daytime hours.
We're hoping that some plans are under way that will extend that boom to the evening hours.
Sixty-three cents. That's the best deal going these days.
For each day a Taylor County Detention Center inmate works in our community, that's how much it costs taxpayers.
Inmate labor isn't new to our community - inmates have cleaned our roads for several years. But now inmates can help rescue and fire personnel with the duties that often go overlooked when there are not enough hours in the day.
The headline says it all. For those of you who took the time to enjoy at least some of the multitude of events scheduled as part of this year's Fourth of July Celebration, we know you were as impressed as we were.
Friday activities have picked up in abundance - and popularity - and a large crowd enjoyed what Main Street had to offer. Having the K-Country Showdown on Main also seemed to be a popular addition.
The weather cooperated for much of the day on Saturday, and shortly after 7 that morning several hot air balloons took to the skies.
There's nothing like a good book, and the Taylor County Public Library tries to keep that idea alive, even during the hot, lazy months of summer.
Each year, the library participates in a statewide summer reading program sponsored by the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. This year the theme was "Be Creative @ Your Library."
The free program is for children of all ages. Those who participate also receive free coupons for various statewide attractions.
We will celebrate our nation's independence on Saturday with a celebration the likes of which most communities only dream about.
A story on today's front page gives all the details and there's a schedule of events we can clip out and take with us so we don't miss any of the exciting activities planned.
Then, on Saturday night, the annual fireworks show will attract thousands to the Miller Park area.
Fireworks are an American summertime tradition, especially around the Fourth of July. But, unfortunately, so are fireworks injuries.
Summer always seems to be a time of blood shortages, and this year is no exception.
Students in high school, college and university make up about 20 percent of the River Valley Region's blood collection. With most students on summer recess, blood centers across the state are facing even more challenge to keep up their supplies.
Summer is also the time when people take vacations and spend time doing other outdoor activities, oftentimes not taking the time to give blood as they normally might.
Each year in June, the Central Kentucky News-Journal celebrates Taylor County men with a special section. The newspaper also asks for help from the community in choosing one man, in particular, who has excelled in his family, career, community and church during the past year.
Residents send in their nominations for Taylor County Man of the Year and then a committee of News-Journal staff and others meets to consider those nominations as well as others in the community.
"Anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a Dad."
Maybe he read bedtime stories, planned a fishing trip or took us to that special ball game. Perhaps he helped with the dreaded algebra homework or set that curfew we didn't always agree with.
Or maybe he has lent advice or encouragement as we have become parents ourselves.
For all those things, now is the time to give thanks.
Sunday is Father's Day, and we all should set aside some time to do just that.
There's just something about competition that brings out the worst in some people.
Whether it's a kids' ball game, a school award or a beauty pageant, all too many times adults embarrass themselves in front of their children.
We sign our children up for sports teams so they can learn how to play the game from coaches. Then we yell directions from the sidelines ourselves and complain about the very people we have asked to teach our children sportsmanship and skills?
Everyone has opinions. We express ours quite often in this very space.
But opinions mean nothing if they are not shared. And right now, ideas are needed.
On June 15, state lawmakers will reconvene in Frankfort to address a projected budget deficit of $1 billion. The governor has a plan to cut $200 million, a plan some lawmakers say will actually gain plenty of support on House and Senate floors. He's also added the possibility of slot machines at Kentucky racetracks to the agenda.
This doesn't mean the problem is solved.
So many times, we hear complaints that there's nothing to do. Well, that's certainly not the case this coming weekend. As a matter of fact, we doubt any one person could attend ALL the events that are happening.
Starting tonight, there are opportunities to volunteer with the Crusade for Children door-to-door fundraising each evening and help with roadblocks during the coming weekend.
Firefighters live their lives on call, hoping they're never needed. But just after 5 a.m. Tuesday, they got the call they probably hoped they'd never receive.
A fire at the former Fruit of the Loom plant destroyed a warehouse there. And, boy, was it a doozy. The fire was so huge, it took all our local firefighters plus those from surrounding counties hours to contain it.
There's probably nothing being discussed more in our community this week than the fire.
We've said it before. But we think it's time to say it again. The right to breathe clean air should take precedence over the right to smoke.
Just prior to tonight's Campbellsville City Council meeting, there will be a public hearing on the issue of a smoking ban in public buildings. That will be followed by a vote of the Council.
Such a ban simply makes sense ... because smoking endangers others' health.
Firefighters in the Campbellsville and Taylor County fire departments and their many volunteers will begin collecting for the Crusade for Children fundraising campaign next week.
For the past few years, volunteers have conducted door-to-door collections in a different segment of the county each night in an attempt to reach all households. Those collections start Monday evening and continue through Thursday evening.
In addition, roadblocks are held at major intersections throughout the community on Friday and Saturday and near the fire department on Sunday morning.
"It is only the ignorant who despise education."
-Publius Syrus (42 B.C.)
Knowledge. Education. Learning. Growth. No matter how old we get, learning is imperative. One can never learn enough.
Each of us learns something new every single day. Sure, it might not be as complicated as a foreign language, physics or calculus. It may just be a new neighbor's name or that the price of gas dropped a penny.
Fifth Region Tournament appearances are a common occurrence for Campbellsville's and Taylor County's baseball teams and the Lady Cardinal softball squad.
This year will be no different as the 20th District Tourney baseball title resides in this county for the 20th consecutive season after the Eagles conquered the Cardinals on Wednesday.
While Veterans Day is the day set aside to thank and honor all those among us who have served their country, Memorial Day is a day set aside to remember and honor those who gave the ultimate service to their country.
Today is that day.
And we hope you have plans to attend this afternoon's Memorial Day ceremony at the Taylor County War Memorial at 2 p.m.
It takes a special kind of person to be willing to fight for their country, knowing that it could cost their life. And it takes a special family to support that loved one in their determination to serve.
There may be hope yet ... as long as they don't change their minds - again.
We believe the Fiscal Court's action at Tuesday night's meeting with regard to helping fund Rescue and E-911 services for the community is a positive step.
It's comforting to know that magistrates appear to believe in the benefits of a countywide Rescue and E-911. We certainly think those benefits outweigh the costs. Our emergency services are second to none - anywhere. And we shouldn't have to "make do" with less than what we have now.
This is a special week. It's special because it's a week that recognizes those who chose careers that have allowed them to serve others. Not only is it National Nurses Week, but it's also National Police Week.
How many of us will go through our lives without receiving some sort of help from at least one individual in both professions? Not many, we think.
National Nurses Week occurs each year from May 6-12.
Mother's Day comes but once a year. But, honestly, it should be celebrated every day of the year.
We all have mothers ... either by birth or in someone we look to as a mother figure. They are the women who comfort us when we need comforting, encourage us when we need encouragement, who teach us right from wrong, who love us even when we feel we've failed them.
And Sunday is their day.
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New York is a big city, and the sheer size of it can be overwhelming for anyone. Now imagine what it feels like if you are a little person. Jonathan Novick, 22, has achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism.
Sharing a definition of dwarfism, Novick says it is "the abnormal underdevelopment of the body characterized predominantly by extreme shortness of stature." He adds, "The term is dwarf or little person, one or the other is totally fine — just not midget ... not only is that incorrect, but it's incredibly offensive."
Novick came to New York City about a year ago. He made a short film about his experience and posted it to YouTube on Aug. 7. In less than a week, it's racked up more than 69,000 views.
He wanted to share this video so that instead of telling people about his condition and his life, he could start showing them.
In May 2013, he participated in a different film that also tells his story.
In the more recent project, he uses footage from a hidden camera disguised as a button on his shirt to show us a day in his life: his perspective dealing with mistaken identity and people snapping photos of him on the sly.
This is the question he poses to the viewer: "The next time you see someone who is different than you, think about what their day might be like, think about all of the events of their life leading up to that point … and think about what part of their day do you want to be."
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Alarcon, T. and Byrne, H. M. and Maini, P. K. (2004) Towards whole-organ modelling of tumour growth. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, 85 (2-3). pp. 451-472.
Alarcon, T. and Byrne, H. M. and Maini, P. K. (2004) A mathematical model of the effects of hypoxia on the cell-cycle of normal and cancer cells. Journal of theoretical Biology, 229 (3). pp. 395-411.
Allwright, D. J. and Kaouri, K. (2004) Circulation in inviscid gas flows with shocks. Applied Mathematics Letters, 17 (7). pp. 767-770.
Ball, J. M. (2004) Mathematical models of martensitic microstructure. Materials Science and Engineering A, 378 (1-2). pp. 61-69.
Bampfylde, C. J. and Brown, N. D. and Gavaghan, D. J. and Maini, P. K. (2004) The role of small-scale spatial interactions on the coexistence of rain forest species: using neighbourhood techniques and simulation models. Journal of Agricultural Science Camb, 142 (2). p. 245.
Barrett, John W. and Robson, Janice A. and Suli, Endre (2004) A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Barrett, John W. and Schwab, Christoph and Suli, Endre (2004) Existence of Global Weak Solutions for Some Polymeric Flow Models. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Bernardi, Christine and Suli, Endre (2004) Time and space adaptivity for the second-order wave equation. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Betcke, Timo and Trefethen, Lloyd N. (2004) Computations of eigenvalue avoidance in planar domains. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Braun, H. T. F. (2004) Model Theory of Holomorphic Functions. PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
Breward, C. J. W. and Howell, P. D. (2004) Straining flow of a micellar surfactant solution. European Journal of Applied Mathematics, 15 . pp. 511-531.
Brezzi, Franco and Cockburn, Bernardo and Marini, Donatella and Suli, Endre (2004) Stabilization Mechanisms in Discontinuous Galerkin Finite Element Methods. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Brezzi, Franco and Marini, Donatella and Suli, Endre (2004) Discontinuous Galerkin methods for first-order hyperbolic problems. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Browning, T. D. and Heath-Brown, D. R. (2004) Equal Sums of three powers. Inventiones Mathematicae, 157 . pp. 553-573. ISSN 0020-9910
Bruin, N. and Flynn, E. V. (2004) Rational divisors in rational divisor classes. In: Algorithmic Number Theory. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 3076 . Springer, Berlin, Germany, pp. 132-139. ISBN 3-540-22156-5
Burke, James and Greenbaum, Anne (2004) Some Equivalent Characterizations of the Polynomial Numerical Hull of Degree . Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Buttle, D. (2004) Credit networks and agent games. PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
Cangiani, Andrea and Suli, Endre (2004) A-posteriori error estimators and RFB. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Cartis, Coralia (2004) Some Disadvantages of a Mehrotra-Type Primal-Dual Corrector Interior Point Algorithm for Linear Programming. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Cropp, Roger and Norbury, John and Gabric, Albert J. and Braddock, Roger D. (2004) Modeling dimethylsulphide production in the upper ocean. Global Biogeochemical Cycles, 18 (GB3005).
Dollar, H. Sue and Gould, Nicholas I. M. and Wathen, A. J. (2004) On implicit-factorization constraint preconditioners. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Dollar, H. Sue and Wathen, A. J. (2004) Incomplete factorization constraint preconditioners for saddle-point matrices. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Flynn, E. V. (2004) The Hasse principle and the Brauer-Manin obstruction for curves. Manuscripta Mathematica, 115 . pp. 437-466. ISSN 0025-2611
Giles, M. B. (2004) Sharp error estimates for a discretisation of the 1D convection/diffusion equation with Dirac initial data. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Harriman, Kathryn and Gavaghan, D. J. and Suli, Endre (2004) Application of hpDGFEM to mechanisms at channel microband electrodes. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Harriman, Kathryn and Gavaghan, D. J. and Suli, Endre (2004) Approximation of linear functionals using an hp-adaptive discontinuous Galerkin finite element method. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Harriman, Kathryn and Gavaghan, D. J. and Suli, Endre (2004) Finite element solution of a membrane covered electrode problem. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Harriman, Kathryn and Gavaghan, D. J. and Suli, Endre (2004) The importance of adjoint consistency in the approximation of linear functionals using the discontinuous Galerkin finite element method. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Hauser, Raphael and Nedic, Jelena (2004) On the relationship between convergence rates of discrete and continuous dynamical systems. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Heath-Brown, D. R. (2004) Rational points and analytic number theory. In: Arithmetic of higher-dimensional algebraic varieties (Palo Alto, CA, 2002). Birkhauser Boston, Boston, MA, USA, pp. 37-42.
Heath-Brown, D. R. (2004) The average rank of elliptic curves. Duke Mathematical Journal, 122 . pp. 591-623.
Heath-Brown, D. R. and Moroz, B. Z. (2004) On the representation of primes by cubic polynomials in two variables. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society (3), 88 . pp. 289-312.
Houston, P. and Robson, Janice A. and Suli, Endre (2004) Discontinuous Galerkin finite element approximation of quasilinear elliptic boundary value problems I: The scalar case. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Howell, P. D. and Siegel, M. (2004) The evolution of a slender non-axisymmetric drop in an extensional flow. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 521 . pp. 155-180.
Howell, P. D. and Stone, H. A. (2004) On the absence of marginal pinching in thin free films. European Journal of Applied Mathematics . (Submitted)
Howison, S. D. and Ockendon, J. R. and Oliver, J. M. (2004) Oblique slamming, planing and skimming. Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 48 (3-4). pp. 321-337. ISSN 0022-0833
Joyce, Dominic (2004) Special Lagrangian submanifolds with isolated conical singularities. I. Regularity. Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry, 25 . pp. 201-251.
Joyce, Dominic (2004) Special Lagrangian submanifolds with isolated conical singularities. II. Moduli spaces. Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry, 25 . pp. 301-352.
Joyce, Dominic (2004) Special Lagrangian submanifolds with isolated conical singularities. III. Desingularization, the unobstructed case. Annals of Global Analysis and Geometry, 26 . pp. 1-58.
Kaouri, K. (2004) Secondary Sonic Boom. PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
Korobeinikov, A. and Maini, P. K. (2004) A Lyapunov function and global properties for SIR and SEIR epidemiological models with nonlinear incidence. Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering, 1 (1). pp. 57-60.
Kozyreff, G. and Howell, P. D. (2004) The instability of a viscous sheet floating on an air cushion. Journal of Fluid Mechanics . (Submitted)
Lasis, Andris and Suli, Endre (2004) One-parameter discontinuous Galerkin finite element discretisation of quasilinear parabolic problems. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Little, M. A. and Heesch, D. (2004) Chaotic root-finding for a small class of polynomials. Journal of Difference Equations and Applications, 10 (11). pp. 949-953. ISSN 1023-6198
Little, M. A. and Moroz, I. M. and McSharry, P. E. and Roberts, S. J. (2004) Variational integration for speech signal processing. In: Proceedings of IMA Conference on Mathematics in Signal Processing VI, December 2004, Cirencester, UK.
Mack, Austin N. F. (2004) A Solenoidal Finite Element Approach for Prediction of Radar Cross Sections. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Madzvamuse, A. and Maini, P. K. and Wathen, A. J. (2004) A moving grid finite element method for the simulation of pattern generation by Turing models on growing domains. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Maini, P. K. (2004) Using mathematical models to help understand biological pattern formation. Comptes Rendus Biologies, 327 (3). pp. 225-234.
Maini, P. K. (2004) The impact of Turing's work on pattern formation in biology. Mathematics Today, 40 (4). pp. 140-141.
Maini, P. K. and McElwain, S. and Leavesley, D. (2004) Travelling waves in a wound healing assay. Applied Maths Letters, 17 (5). pp. 575-580.
Maini, P. K. and McElwain, S. and Leavesley, D. (2004) A travelling wave model to interpret a wound healing migration assay for human peritoneal mesothelial cells. Tissue Engineering, 10 (3/4). pp. 475-482.
Maini, P. K. and Schnell, S. and Jolliffe, S. (2004) Bulletin of Mathematical Biology - facts, figures and comparisons. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 66 (4). pp. 595-603.
McInerney, D. and Schnell, S. and Baker, Ruth E. and Maini, P. K. (2004) A mathematical formulation for the cell-cycle model in somitogenesis: analysis, parameter constraints and numerical solutions. Mathematical Medicine & Biology, 21 (2). pp. 85-113.
Miller, Keith (2004) Computed tomography from X-rays: old 2-D results, new 3-D problems. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Miura, T. and Maini, P. K. (2004) Periodic pattern formation in reaction-diffusion systems -an introduction for numerical simulation. Anatomical Science International, 79 (3). pp. 112-123.
Miura, T. and Maini, P. K. (2004) Speed of pattern appearance in reaction-diffusion models: Implications in the pattern formation of limb bud mesenchyme cells. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 66 (4). pp. 627-649.
Moinier, P. and Giles, M. B. (2004) Eigenmode analysis for turbomachinery applications. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Monoyios, Michael (2004) Option pricing with transaction costs using a Markov chain approximation. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 28 . pp. 889-913.
Monoyios, Michael (2004) Performance of utility based strategies for hedging basis risk. Quantitative Finance, 4 . pp. 245-255.
Moroz, I. M. (2004) The Malkus-Robbins dynamo with a nonlinear motor. International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 14 (8). pp. 2885-2892.
Moroz, Irene M. (2004) The extended Malkus-Robbins dynamo as a perturbed Lorenz system. Nonlinear Dynamics . (Submitted)
Mozolevski, Igor and Suli, Endre (2004) hp-version interior penalty DGFEMs for the biharmonic equation. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
O Murchadha, N. and Szabados, L. B. and Tod, K. P. (2004) A comment on Liu and Yau's positive quasi-local mass. Physical Review Letters, 92 (25). pp. 25900-1.
Ockendon, J. R. and Fitt, A. D. and Kozyreff, G. K. (2004) Inertial levitation. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 508 . pp. 165-174.
Orphanidou, C. and Moroz, I. M. and Roberts, S. J. (2004) Wavelet-based voice morphing. WSEAS Journal on Systems, 10 (3). pp. 3297-3302.
Ortner, Christoph (2004) -Limits of Galerkin Discretizations with Quadrature. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Plaza, R. and Sánchez-Garduño, F. and Padilla, P. and Barrio, R. A. and Maini, P. K. (2004) The effect of growth and curvature on pattern formation. Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations, 16 (4). pp. 1093-1121.
Reisinger, Christoph and Wittum, Gabriel (2004) On multigrid for anisotropic equations and variational inequalities: pricing multi-dimensional European and American options. Computing and Visualization in Science, 7 (3-4). pp. 189-197. ISSN 1433-0369
Ribba, B. and Alarcon, T. and Marron, K. and Maini, P. K. and Agur, Z. (2004) The use of hybrid cellular automaton models for improving cancer therapy, In Proceedings, Cellular Automata: 6th International Conference on Cellular Automata for Research and Industry, ACRI 2004, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, eds P.M.A. Sloot, B. Chopard, A.G. Hoekstra. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 3305 . pp. 444-453.
Roose, T. and Fowler, A. C. (2004) A mathematical model for water and nutrient uptake by plant root systems. J. Theor. Biol., 228 (2). pp. 173-184.
Roose, T. and Fowler, A. C. (2004) A model for water uptake by plant roots. J. Theor. Biol., 228 (2). pp. 155-171.
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Siegel, Michael and Caflisch, Russell E. and Howison, Sam (2004) Global existence, singular solutions, and ill-posedness for the Muskat problem. Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, LVII . pp. 1-38. (In Press)
Smillie, A. and Sobey, Ian and Molnar, Z. (2004) A hydro-elastic model of hydrocephalus. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Tee, T. W. and Sobey, Ian (2004) Spectral method for the unsteady incompressible Navier-Stokes equations in gauge formulation. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Trefethen, L. N. and Chapman, S. J. (2004) Wave packet pseudomodes of twisted Toeplitz matrices. Communications in Pure and Applied Mathematics, 57 (9). pp. 1233-1264. ISSN 0010-3640
Trefethen, Lloyd N. (2004) Wave Packet Pseudomodes of Variable Coefficient Differential Operators. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
Wathen, A. J. (2004) Preconditioning and fast solvers for incompressible flow. Technical Report. Unspecified. (Submitted)
White, G. S. and Howell, P. D. and Breward, C. J. W. and Young, R. J. S. (2004) A model for the screen printing of Newtonian fluids. Journal of Engineering Mathematics . (In Press)


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In Part 1 of our "Understanding BlackBerry® Theme Builder" series, an overview of how BlackBerry Theme Builder works was provided. This blog post serves as the background to modifying BlackBerry® Theme Studio, which is what we'll be doing today – read on!
1. The first thing we need to do is modify the device_profiles.properties file to include information for the BlackBerry® smartphone model/series for which we will be creating a theme.
plazmic.device<NUM>.name=BlackBerry <Model> [Series]
<NUM> Each device listed in this file is incremented in this element. Any new element added should be exactly one higher than the previous listed.
<Model> The smartphone model you will be creating the theme for (ie. BlackBerry® Bold™ 9900 smartphone)
[Series] If there are multiple smartphones with the same UI characteristics (ie BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone and BlackBerry® Bold™ 9930 smartphone) you can include "Series"
<ModelName> The commercial name for the smartphone (ie. Bold™, Curve™ or Torch™)
2. Next we need to create the BB<Model>.properties file referenced by the device_profiles.properties file. The easiest way to do this would be to copy an existing BB<Model>.properties of a BlackBerry® 6 device, then simply rename the file to reflect the target model and update the resolution (screen.size) with the resolution of the target device.
3. We also need to create some files to let BlackBerry Theme Builder know which theme types are supported for our new device. To do this, copy an existing device's .properties file:
From there, rename it to suit the model of device being targeted but keep it in the same directory.
4. Finally, open this file in a text editor and change the following values:
theme.name = <Model> BlackBerry®6 Custom
theme.device = <Model>
theme.base = BlackBerry®7_<Resolution>_b
theme.alternateBase = //Remove this line entirely from the file, it is not needed
theme.supportedHandheldOs = 6.0,7.0
theme.preferredHandheldOs = 7.0
<Resolution> – The resolution of the target device's display
After this is done, you should be able to launch BlackBerry Theme Builder and select the model of device you have just added as well as the theme layout. If this works, then you have successfully modified BlackBerry Theme Builder!
(Note: Functionalities such as previewing on device and/or simulator will not work. Test themes need to be loaded outside of BlackBerry Theme Builder for testing using methods such as JavaLoader or BlackBerry® Desktop Software.)
Exporting the theme file at this time and trying to load it onto a device will cause some usability issues, as the theme has been created for a device with a different resolution from the target device. There is a bit more work that will go into customizing the theme before it can look and function properly. This will be covered in Part 3 – Manipulating Themes. Watch for this blog post soon!
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When friends, family and neighbours found out last year that we were planning to move from London to a teeny-tiny village in east Kent, the most common reaction we elicited was one of a dreamy wistfulness - along the lines of 'I don't blame you – I'd love to leave London'; or 'I'd love to live in the countryside'; or words to that sort of effect. Of course, there were contrasting views, too, such as 'I could never leave London', or 'I'm a city girl/boy through and through', and 'I could never live in the country – I hate spiders' (fair point).
To be honest, we were looking for the best of both worlds – a home in the country, for a bit of peace and quiet in our daily lives (police sirens screaming past our front door at all hours in SW12 didn't always do it for us), but fast and ready access to London for when our hankering for the bright lights gets the better of us. Thank you, high-speed rail link.
With our rose-tinted specs determinedly on, we also hoped to find a sense of community, a commitment to the area – where we could feel a part of 'something', and where folk pull together for the common good. Just like in the olden golden days. Obviously you can find that in parts of London, too, but it certainly wasn't happening where we lived.
On Saturday, we witnessed the most brilliant illustration so far of precisely that community and commitment in action.
Our local primary school needs a new playground surface. The grand sum of £20,000 is required to get the job done – money that local and central government simply aren't willing or able to spend.
Enter Paul Hollywood – a local, for one thing, and celebrated baker for another – and a Big Idea. What if the school held a mini-version of the Great British Bake Off to raise the money? (For those of you who missed it [why? how? where on earth were you?], GBBO was the televised baking competition which entertained us over several weeks last year, and which proclaimed the lovely food blogger and Twitterer, Edd Kimber, as the worthy winner.)
A plan was hatched in the form of said bake-off. Money would be generated by charging everyone a small fee to enter their baked goodies, and an entrance fee to be charged on the day to anyone wanting to come and see and eat cake. Word was circulated around the neighbouring villages. Glittering prizes were promised. Stellar judges were lined up: not only the dashing Mr Hollywood (aka the Silver Fox)...
... but also his fellow judge on GBBO, the evergreen Mary Berry*, AND the winner of Masterchef 2010, the gawjuss melty-eyed Dhruv Baker, and, er, Rufus Hound.
But it was also a huge gamble. Would the mighty reputations of the judges positively scare people off? And would people even come?
Stupid questions. The bakers of east Kent, including the children, baked like their lives depended on it.
Large cakes, small cakes, cookies, savoury bakes and bread crowded the massive trestle tables.
And the locals turned out in their hundreds. For most of the time, it was too packed even to move. The judges got going...
... while never in my life have I seen so much cake eaten in one place. And not just by the judges (whose task wasn't necessarily the dream gig you might imagine, viz. Dhruv: "it was a dream to start with but Rufus and I were not eating professional amounts (like Mary) and were stuffed pretty quickly!").
The paying public also played its part with suitable gusto, devouring those cakes removed from display as soon as they were deemed not to have made the final 'top 20' (for another money-raising bargainous charge of £1 per stomach-busting slice). Everywhere I looked, there were plates piled high with carb goodness, along with chunky mugs of tea, being taken back to friends and family seated around little kiddy-sized tables.
So many cakes, so much happy munching, so many smiley, happy faces (sugar highs, don't knock 'em). And if we weren't contributing enough by eating cake, more money was being prised from our pockets in the form of side attractions (really? Dhruv needs a side attraction?) which included raffles, 'name the bear' and 'guess the weight of the cake' competitions, and stalls selling homeware and cookery books.
But, like all good things, the feeding frenzy - sorry, jollity - had to end some time. There's only so much cake folk can eat in an afternoon, after all.
Late into the afternoon, final decisions were made, prizes announced, speeches made, and thanks went out to all involved. Everyone had pulled together. Everyone had a great time. The school will get its playground, and that, in turn, will help ensure that families with children will still want to come and live here, and that the villages and their communities live on.
And that is exactly what we moved to the area for. The quality of cake baking around here has absolutely nothing to do with it, honest.
*fellow blogger, MiMi (also @meemalee), asked me the following question on Twitter: "Does she look as much like Nicholas Parsons in real life as she does on the telly?" I couldn't possibly comment, except to say yes. Yes, she does. Or is it the other way around?


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Sharon Salzberg, the 2014 Frederick P. Lenz Foundation Distinguished Guest Lecturer Program in Buddhist Studies and American Culture and Values, is an author, meditator of more than forty years, and co-founder of the Insight Meditation Society (IMS) in Barre, Massachusetts. Her latest book is Real Happiness at Work: Meditations for Accomplishment, Achievement, and Peace.
Naropa University's Peace Studies program presents the 2014 Bayard and John Cobb Peace Lecture series with Ha Vinh Tho, PhD, the program director of the Gross National Happiness Centre in Bhutan. "From War Zones to the Happiness Country: How can Gross National Happiness in Bhutan contribute to creating an enlightened society?" explores how engaged Buddhism can contribute to conflict resolution, reconciliation, and healing.
Naropa University inaugurated its Varela Lecture Series with the lecture "Mindfulness & Neuroscience: Befriending the Mind" by renowned University of Miami brain researcher Amishi Jha, PhD. Her work explores findings from cutting-edge neuroscience on the profound and positive effects of mindfulness practices on the brain, psychological health, wellness, and resilience. These practices are finding broad application in corporate, medical, educational, and military settings.
Naropa University Peace Studies program presents the 2012 Bayard and John Cobb Peace Lecture series with Susan Griffin, author, poet, filmmaker, and winner of a MacArthur Grant, on March 21, 2012. Named byUtne Reader as One of the Top Hundred Visionaries for the New Millennium, Susan Griffin presented a talk entitled "Wrestling with the Angel of Democracy."
The 2011–12 Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellow at Naropa University, Alice Notley is the author of more than twenty-five books of poetry and prose. Once associated with the second generation of the New York School, Notley has become a poet with a completely distinctive voice. Her latest books are Songs and Stories of the Ghouls (Wesleyan, 2011); Culture of One (Penguin, 2011); In the Pines (Penguin, 2007); Alma, or The Dead Women (Granary, 2006); and Grave of Light: New and Selected Poems, 1970–2005 (Wesleyan, 2006), winner of the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize from the Academy of American Poets.
The Allen Ginsberg Visiting Fellowship is made possible by the generous support of the COMMITTEE ON POETRY, founded by the late Allen Ginsberg.
Poet, scholar, cultural critic, and Professor Emeritus of the University of California at Davis, Gary Snyder was Naropa University's 2011 Frederick P. Lenz Distinguished Lecturer in American Buddhism. Co-sponsored by Naropa's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, Mr. Snyder presented a lecture on the topic of Buddhism, American Culture, and Values, as well a reading and book signing in November 2011.
Google's Chade-Meng Tan presented "Mindfulness at Work: Google Did It. You Can Too." Chade-Meng Tan, Google's "Jolly Good Fellow," who spearheaded that company's "Search Inside Yourself" initiative—one of the best known programs in the high-tech world for promoting wisdom practices in the workplace, spoke at Naropa University on September 8, 2011.
In February 2011, Naropa University hosted a two-day series of lectures, dialogues, and workshops titled Emerging Paradigms For Leadership: What's Needed Now?. Among the speakers was Peter Senge, PhD, prominent author of The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization. Since its publication, more than one million copies have been sold and in 1997, Harvard Business Review identified it as one of the seminal management books of the past seventy-five years.


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The Afflicted is a 3rd person shooter that pits 3 teams against each other in struggle for resources and power within a crumbling society. The Afflicted was developed from the beginning around the concept of player control. First glances might give the impression of a typical third person shooter, but a few concepts set it apart. It's a game of cooperative team-building. Players are scored on the collection of resources that allow them to shape the growth of their team. A vital element of success is the creation of structures and barricades that can be placed at the whims of the players. A free-form movement system allows for creative navigation and evasion. The goal is to provide a refined, current-generation shooter that still manages to implement the kinds of choices that bring players back for more.
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The equivalent of any size can be found by going up one band size and by going down one cup size. Or, by going down one band size and by going up one cup size.
Example: If you wear a 40DD
GO UP one band size = 42 GO DOWN one cup size = D
Therefore, 40DD = 42D