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Specifier Course
The CSC Specifier course is a comprehensive overview of the construction specification profession in Canada. At the completion of the course, students will have a solid grasp of a specifier's role, legal issues including contracts, bidding and disputes, writing style used in the profession and how to close out a project. A wide range of professional scenarios are explained, often using real-life examples.
Skills acquired in this course include:
Understanding legal contracts
Understanding the function of the project manual and associated drawings.
Developing the basis for good specifications.
Improved writing skills
Understanding the process of researching and selecting products.
The CSC Specifier course continues from where the PCD course ends and is a more in-depth education on the special techniques and skills required to write the procurement and contractual requirements of: Division 00; the administrative, procedural and temporary requirements of Division 01; and the technical specifications of Divisions 02 – 49.
Completion of this course is mandatory in the process of becoming a Certified Specification Practitioner (CSP). It also reduces the number of hours required to become a Registered Specification Writer (RSW).
Lesson 1 Introduction
1 Introduction
2 Key Concepts
3 Learning Resources
Lesson 2 General Review
2 Professional Practice
3 Specifications
4 Contracts
5 Project Delivery Methods
6 Contractor's Jurisdiction
Lesson 3 Types of Construction Contracts and Project Delivery Methods
2 Contracts
3 Project Delivery Methods
4 Delivery Management Types
5 Specifier's Scope of Work
Lesson 4 Procurement and Contracting Requirements
2 Fairness
3 Bidders
4 Bidding and Procurement Documents
5 Bidding and Contract Law
6 Bidding Instructions
7 Contracts
8 Alternatives and Substitutions
9 Bid Evaluation
10 Contract Award
11 Post-Bid Negotiations or Rebidding
Lesson 5 Lien Legislation, Bonds, Insurance and Dispute Mechanisms
2 Lien Legislation
3 Bonding
4 Construction Insurance
5 Bonus, Penalty and Liquidated Damages
6 Disputes during the Project
Lesson 6 Specification Writing Basics: Grammar, Spelling and Conventions
2 Vocabulary
3 Spelling
4 Grammar
5 Style
Lesson 7 Specification Writing – Getting Started
2 Consistent Terminology
3 Drawings and Specifications
4 Interpreting Drawings
5 Schedules
6 Document Precedence
7 Specifications
8 Developing a Checklist
9 Preliminary Project Description and Outline Specifications
10 Client Requirements
11 Specifier's Contribution
12 Coordingating with Division 01
Lesson 8 Writing From a Master Specification
2 Master Specifications
3 Advantages of Master Specifications
4 Commercially Prepared Masters
5 How to use a Master Specification
6 Creating an Office Master
7 Updating your Master
8 Practice Writing
Lesson 9 Writing Original Specification Sections
2 Original Specification Sections
3 Practice Writing
Lesson 10 Product Selection, Research and Assessment
2 Procuring Project Information
3 Product Assessment and Interpreting Data
4 Selection of a Product by its Properities
5 Research New Products
6 Product Information and Format
7 Manufacturer's Product Literature
8 Product Assessment and Comparison
Lesson 11 Codes and Standards
2 Laws
3 Codes, Regulations, Legislation and Acts
4 Standards
5 The Authority Having Jurisdiction
Lesson 12 Division 01 – Administrative and Procedural Requirements
2 General Information
3 Administration and Procedural Sections
4 Contract Changes
5 Submittals
6 Meetings
7 Coordination and Responsibility of the Contractor
8 Safety of the Project Site
Lesson 13 Division 01 – Temporary Facilities and Controls
2 Temporary Facilities and Controls Sections
Lesson 14 Division 01 – Performance Requirements and Life Cycle Activities
2 Product Requirements
3 Execution and Closeout
4 Performance Reuqirements
5 Life Cycle Activities
6 Start-Up, Demonstration and Testing
7 Owner Training and Demonstration
8 Operating and Maintenance Manual
9 Commissioning
10 Conclusion
Lesson 15 Relationships and Coordination – Divisions 00, 01 and Technical Sections
2 Relationship Between Divisions 00 and 01
3 Relationship and coordination of the Contract and the Front End
4 Contract Coordination
5 Coordination with Single and Mutilple Contracts
6 Other Issues
Lesson 16 Specifying Quality and Performance Requirements
2 Assessing Quality
3 Coordination with Division 01
4 Submittals
5 Performance Requirements
6 Mock-Ups
7 Warranties and Guarantees
Lesson 17 Specifying For Special Requirements
2 Public Sector
3 Sustainable Design
4 Specifying Emerging Trends or New Products
5 Summary
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UK airline pilot sacked for sightseeing tour
Ignored 'Pull Up' warning in Shetland jaunt
The pilot of a passenger plane who flew fives miles off course in bad weather to "show his co-pilot the scenery" has been sacked, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Captain Roger Old, 61, was flying from Aberdeen to Shetland's Sumburgh Airport with 17 passengers aboard a Dornier 328-100 when he took the unscheduled detour. He ignored an automatic warning system which told him to pull up, asking the rattled co-pilot to switch it off.
So concerned was the co-pilot that he "considered wresting the controls from Captain Old", but decided against it because "he thought that to attempt to do so whilst the aircraft was manoeuvring at low level might place the aircraft in a more hazardous situation".
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report, released yesterday, elaborates: "The aircraft encountered worsening weather and inadvertently flew into close proximity with the terrain. The commander went further to the west than was necessary, in order to show the co-pilot some of the local terrain features. The crew were alerted to the situation by on-board equipment, but the commander did not respond to the 'Pull Up' warnings it generated.
"The co-pilot was alarmed by the situation and considered taking control from the commander. However, he thought that to attempt to do so whilst the aircraft was manoeuvring at low level might place the aircraft in a more hazardous situation, especially as communication between the two pilots was being hindered by the warning sounds.
"The co-pilot reported that he could not see the airport as it was obscured by cloud, but could see high ground ahead and to the right. As the aircraft descended below the selected altitude the altitude alert sounded, and the commander asked the co-pilot to silence the alert."
City Star Airlines parted company with Old following the incident, which ended with a safe landing. The airline's flight safety officer, Captain Alan Chalmers, said: "His actions were inexcusable. We think it was something to do with his personality rather than any operating procedures in place at the time. Thankfully, these kind of incidents are less common than they were because safety equipment is more reliable with not as many nuisance warnings."
The AAIB ordered City Star Airlines to "improve training and carry out a safety audit". The Civil Aviation Authority confirmed ex-Captain Old would not fly again "since he had decided to surrender his pilot's licence before it was revoked". ®


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Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryXMaskuli Jan 12, 2012 2:05 PM (in response to gszablya)
I've had similar concerns from users in our community. JIVE has categories, which you can use in place of folders. There are things that Sharepoint is very good at such as sorting by creation date by title, etc. Each has pros and cons, I'm not sure what you mean by document descriptors though.
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarygszablya Jan 12, 2012 2:32 PM (in response to XMaskuli)
Thanks. Sorry - by document descriptors I mean more the ability to see the document description when you're looking at a list of documents. Also, we're a bit concerned about the privacy of the documents (particularly HR).
Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryJohn Schwiller Jan 12, 2012 2:41 PM (in response to gszablya)
Re privacy of documents (particularly HR), I have never come across any situation where a user has been able to see content in a container to which they don't have access.
If however you are talking about a user posting a document to their personal area and forgetting to set the read visibility to control access then that is a user issue. It's also something your Community Managers need to be on the look out for. Only yesterday on JC a new user posted a couple of docs which they thought went into their secret group and I think I spotted them within a few minutes (10 tops) and talked them through a) what they had done (or actually not done) and b) how to move them into their secret group.
It's also worth alluding to some requirements gathering that is going on right now re a future development that may provide some more granularity on read visibility - but that's very much futures
Using Jive as a Document LibraryJohn Schwiller Jan 12, 2012 2:05 PM (in response to gszablya)
Assume you saw Sharepoint 2010 vs Jive SBS
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarygszablya Jan 12, 2012 2:30 PM (in response to John Schwiller)
I did see it, but hoping to see if anyone out there might have experience using Jive as a document library specifically (we're already sold on the social collaboration capabilities), just to see how it's working for them.
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarynbussard Jan 12, 2012 2:43 PM (in response to gszablya)
It's very hard to convince users to leave their beloved file systems behind. The concept of file systems is simple, so people tend to get confused and call them "intuitive." In fact, it's incredibly common for people to dig through multiple files (even in structures they created themselves) looking for something, and to even give up on posting something because they can't figure out where it goes. That's why search was invented—file structures are not at all intuitive, and most files eventually meet up with the duck-billed platypus conundrum (they belong to more than one group).
However, there are other aspects of Jive that make it not-so-great for managing large libraries, the most important being that there is no way to perform bulk actions on multiple files. That is, you can only load, move, delete, rename, retag, apply permissions to, archive, etc. one file at a time. This is fine for most end users, who generally only have one file at a time to deal with, but for those managing libraries or other repositories, not so much. Enter the SharePoint Connector. We're in the process of setting it up now for our internal community, so I have no specific experience with it, but I expect it to work well.
I believe I've said this before, but I don't think Jive has any intention of shoring up its document management capabilities and I think there are good reasons for that. It's better for them (and for us) if they focus on doing social well, and use their integration and app capabilities to connect to others who have already evolved the art of document management.
Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryCTaylor Jan 12, 2012 7:33 PM (in response to nbussard)
We have built a Content Manager Plugin that allows users to migrate various amounts of bulk content within your community. The Content Manager Plugin gives community managers the power and flexibility to easily:
- Move and organize large amounts of content including discussions, blog posts and documents
- Add, remove, or converts tags
- Remove and reassign categories
- Easily merge spaces
You can learn more about our Content Manager Plugin at: http://www.7summitsagency.com/solutions/content-manager-for-jive-2/
I'm more than happy to connect & answer any questions and go over our plugin in more detail!
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarynsteinmetz Jan 13, 2012 12:45 AM (in response to CTaylor)
Hi Chris,
Looks really interesting. When you say merge spaces, does it also allow to merge groups ?
When you mean "organise large amounts of content", you mean in mass moving for ex from a group to another group ?
If you say yes for both, I would be interested to know more about your plugins and how I can evaluate it
Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryCTaylor Jan 16, 2012 8:40 AM (in response to nsteinmetz)
Good morning,
Sorry for the delay. The answer to both of your questions is yes. I'd love to discuss our Content Manager's capabilities with you in more detail. When are you available to connect?
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarygszablya Jan 13, 2012 2:50 PM (in response to CTaylor)
Hey Chris,
The content manager sounds promising! It's funny you responded - we've actually been trying to get a hold of a couple of your designers today. Did you get a ton of snow?
Do you know the best way to get a hold of Bill or Rob?
Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryCTaylor Jan 16, 2012 9:09 AM (in response to gszablya)
Hey gszablya,
Thanks for reaching out. Our Content Manager has become pretty popular as of late, it's a great tool! We didn't get pounded with snow, but it was enough to screw up my drive home! Bill's in the office with me today and Rob's working from his home office. I'm more than happy to help you coordinate with anyone on our office. Let me know if you where I can be of help to you!
All the best!
Re: Using Jive as a Document Libraryandrea.kindermann Jan 16, 2012 9:20 AM (in response to CTaylor)
Hi Chris,
I am also interested in this plug-in. Could you possibly provide some more detailed documentation of how this works and what are the conditions of implementing/using it in our instance?
Thanks, Andrea
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarynbussard Jan 16, 2012 9:21 AM (in response to andrea.kindermann)
+1. The information on your website is very minimal. is there a product information sheet?
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarykljoyce Jan 16, 2012 10:19 AM (in response to CTaylor)
Chris like the others have stated, the info on your portal is very limited. If there was some pre-recorded demo that we could review, it would help us determine if further conversations are desired.
Re: Using Jive as a Document LibraryCTaylor Jan 16, 2012 10:33 AM (in response to kljoyce)
Andrea, nbussard & kljoyce,
Our Content Manager Tool is simple in theory, but potent in practice. I'd love to schedule a 30 minute demo with each of you to show how the tool works and answer any questions or concerns you might have. I'll send friend requests to each of you. Feel free to email/call me with dates and times, this week, that work best for you.
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarywillynasa May 14, 2012 2:39 AM (in response to CTaylor)
Hi Chris,
I am also interested in the Content Manager for Jive solution. Please contact me to further discuss about this.
I couldn't find much information on your website.
Re: Using Jive as a Document Libraryengland_k Jul 13, 2012 12:14 PM (in response to CTaylor)
Chris - I have the same questions as everyone else on this thread. Will you be at Jive World?
Re: Using Jive as a Document Librarypaulrapoza69 Dec 13, 2013 6:28 AM (in response to gszablya)
Is there anything available that allows Jive to show a SharePoint folder structure?


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Little Penguins enjoy the beach at Napier's National Aquarium
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Penguin Cove has been carefully designed to replicate the penguins' natural beach habitat to ensure they feel right at home in their new abode.
Walk into the new exhibit and see a sandy beach, made up of 28 tonnes of golden sand donated by Winstone Aggregates. Driftwood, rocks and a swimming pool with underwater viewing complete the exhibit – everything that allows the 10 penguins to go about their normal routine of fishing and feeding during the day, then returning to the beach for play and sleep at night.
"Our Little Penguins will be great ambassadors for their species in the wild. People can come and look at them and get to know all about them," says Rob Yarrall, the aquarium's manager.
Riding for the Disabled in Napier
In its 40th anniversary year the Hastings Riding for the Disabled Group was looking to upgrade its facilities. They requested some sand for the warm up area where clients mount their horses. As one of the centre's many supporters, we were able to contribute the sand which has helped make the area safer, more useful and pleasant.
To find out more: www.rdahastings.org.nz
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The Quarry Arts Centre in Whangarei has been promoting the arts in Whangarei for over 30 years.
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Winstone Aggregates sponsored the Northland Youth Theatre's senior production 'Quarry' at the arts centre by providing the gravel for an experimental performance area for the show. The success of this performance has ensured that the Northland Youth Theatre returned to the arts centre's new set for their 2013 senior show 'The Odyssey'.
Three Kings United Football Club, Auckland
It's fair to say that the popularity of grassroots soccer has been on the increase since the spectacular success of the All Whites at the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
Nowhere is this more apparent than at Three Kings United Football Club in central Auckland's Mount Roskill.
The club's teal-blue shirts with their distinctive Winstone Aggregates' logo are a familiar sight around the region's soccer fields.
Winstone Aggregates' Three Kings Quarry is on the club's doorstep so it felt right for the company to form a partnership with the soccer club and by doing so give back to the community around it.
In 2010 they signed up as Three Kings United's major sponsor and this partnership was renewed last month for another three years.
The football club now boasts a membership base of more than 2200 players, with 850 juniors ,1000 youth and 350 seniors, which includes the men's and women's elite teams.
Because of its huge numbers, the club punches above its weight at local and regional level. In just 2012 alone, the 9th and 10th Grade girl's teams won their national tournaments, 15 youth teams came top of their division, the men's premier team reached the semi-final of the prestigious Chatham Cup and the women's premier team won the ASB Knockout Cup.
But despite a vast army of volunteer coaches and managers, more is needed on a financial level to provide good quality gear, and expert coaching resources up to the elite levels, and this is where Winstone Aggregates plays a huge part.
Three Kings United president Murray Holdaway is delighted that Winstone Aggregates have renewed their sponsorship up to 2015.
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Fashion bloggers and beauty fans are turning to nose inserts for a new, non-surgical way to change the shape of their nostrils. A new trend is brewing quietly on the internet, as beauty fans seek out a cheap and non-permanent way to change the shape of their nose.
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In this movie, we have to assume that a lot of supernatural things are going on. One thing we know for sure is that each ghost who does not move on has something they need to resolve in the world of the living. Malcom's problem is obviously his failure to help the other boy who sees dead people. So Malcom and Cole are actually helping each other. The other ghosts are alwys tied to the places and events related to the thing they need to resolve, that's why Malcom is always tied to his wife and to Cole. Malcom, himself, said he just showed up in places without knowing how he got there, so he is probably just being transported to where he needs to be. It's possible that cole was already on a list of patients for him to see when he died, but that doesnt have to be the case. Malcom probably just showed up with that idea in his head because that was his obsession.
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RE058 – Relationship 058 – Alignments, Forced Splits, and Fractures
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Ted Watts, co-founded Hyde Housing Association, which over the past 50 years has owned or managed circa 50,000 homes in London and the South of England. A true entrepreneur, Watts also started his own surveying firm and went on to become President of RICS.
Ted Watts is one of Hyde Housing Association's three founders, and was its first Chairman. Hyde was created in 1967 at a time when Britain's major cities were struggling to overcome the impact of WWII.
Ted and his co-founders, Michael Hollingsworth and John Childs, were concerned by the increasing numbers of homeless people and decided to provide affordable homes for those who were excluded from the mainstream housing market.
In its early years, Hyde focused on transforming old existing homes into affordable housing. After the introduction of the 1974 Housing Act, which gave housing associations funding for social housing, Hyde turned to small scale, new build schemes. Hyde's first new build was in Sydenham, South East London and provided 100 two and three bedroom flats. Not only was Hyde the first housing association to develop a scheme of this size, but it was also a pioneer in specialist housing, providing homes for 1,500 people with disabilities by 1990
Hyde also became an innovator in housing for the elderly. Having noted the disproportionately low-quality housing for older people, Hyde set up the Staying Put Project that helped adapt elderly homes so that residents could stay in their own homes rather than move into homes.
As well as founding the Hyde Housing Association, Ted Watts started his own surveying business (Watts & Partners) in the late 1960s, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017. In 1992 Ted became the first building surveyor to be named President of RICS.
The creation of Hyde Housing Association has revolutionised the affordable housing market in London and the South of England over the past 50 years. Not only did Ted Watts and his fellow founders create a housing association that has provided decent housing to thousands of people, but they improved the quality of life for many older people, and people with disabilities.


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GUEST COMMENTARY: Not mama's meals
This year I have had one of those monumental birthdays, along with some of my high school classmates and college friends. It has been a great reason to plan parties, weekends away — in general, to celebrate with one another.
As we reflected on our pasts, discussed our "bucket lists," and laughed at our graying hair and other physical changes, there was a constant theme: We eat differently nowadays! Our kitchens house the written proof in our collection of cookbooks.
We don't cook like our mothers or grandmothers once did. We don't even buy the same type of ingredients. We worry about additives, calories, expiration dates. We are programmed to look for fresh ingredients when we shop for food. We cook meat and vegetables on outdoor grills. We have international food ingredients at our fingertips. To be fair, we have a greater selection of food items, and we are constantly reminded of healthy ways to prepare our meals.
Instead of referencing Julia Childs' cookbooks, we have food networks to watch on television, monthly "cooking light" magazines to subscribe to, and a host of websites on our computers to scrutinize. However, as we have talked about in recent months, the love of cooking and sharing meals with others is something our mothers did pass on to us. Only the recipes have changed.
In recent years my daughters have given me cookbooks like "The Eat-Clean Diet Cookbook" by Tosca Reno and "The Primal Blueprint Cookbook" by Mark Sisson. Simply put, they want their mother to eat right and live a healthy life.
Yet the cookbooks of today are a far cry from those of yesterday. I attended an auction recently and purchased an old church cookbook from Emporia, circa 1900. What fun reading! The accompanying ads were just as entertaining. A hardware store selling "stoves, buggies and bicycles," a lumber yard advertising "lumber, coal and ice" — but back to the recipes in the cookbook.
They were made of one or two very short paragraphs. Marveling at the types of recipes, I found ones for prune pudding, hot slaw, pressed meat, green corn fritters, fried oysters, corn starch cake, and walnut sandwiches. How lovely to read in the general hints section the following statement: "Too much attention can hardly be paid to the dining room and its appointments, for here gather three times a day the family, and here also the invited guests."
Gathering lakeside a few weeks ago, celebrating with some old high school friends, we grilled chicken breasts, corn on the cob, grazed on a huge bowl of fresh vegetables, and shared a romaine and strawberry salad. Keeping with the birthday mode, we splurged on gourmet cupcakes for dessert. As we sat down to eat together, we celebrated life, our friendship, and the knowledge that healthy eating is important. We somehow knew that our mothers and grandmothers were happy for us. And we for them.
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ORIENTAL � Pamlico County�s Independence Day weekend festival has a proven track record and formula for success that dates to 1980.
ORIENTAL � Pamlico County�s Independence Day weekend festival has a proven track record and formula for success that dates to 1980.
The two-day all-volunteer effort is family-oriented and many of the same people have been heading up a variety of entertainment, contests and events for many years. Stability has equated to sustainability in attracting huge crowds to this small village each July.
It begins Friday, with two traditional favorites on tap � the baking contest and two beauty pageants, which will crown the 2013 Miss Minnow and Miss Croaker.
South Street along the waterfront from Hodges to High streets becomes one way at 7 a.m. Friday and vendors begin setting up for the 2 p.m. opening of the information booth. The baking drop-off is from 3 to 4:30 p.m., with items going on sale at 6 p.m. and winners announced an hour later.
There is afternoon music by the Pamlico Community Band at 4 p.m. and the Kids Park opens at 6 p.m.
The beauty pageants also start at 6 p.m. A street dance with the Soul Shakers will offer rock, pop and beach music at 8 p.m.
The annual parade lines up at 9 a.m. Saturday on Ragan Road, with the event moving down Broad Street and through town an hour later.
Paul Fairbank, longtime parade organizer, expects more than 100 entries for the parade, which travels Broad, Hodges and South streets.
The lineup includes decorated floats, vintage cars, patriotic and service groups, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, fire engines, tractors, motorcycles, scooters, golf carts, music, the Miss Minnows and, of course, the Croaker Queen and her court.
Prizes for the entrants are awarded by the Ladies of the Neuse.
At 11:30, registration begins for the oriental Dinghy Club Regatta, which sails off at 2 p.m.
Music returns and the Kids Park opens shortly before noon.
The Boys from Carolina provide country, bluegrass and traditional music at noon. From 6 to 9 p.m., the live entertainment resumes with The Southern Aires and traditional swing band music for the street dance at 6 p.m.
The festival concludes with fireworks over the harbor at 9:30 p.m., weather permitting.
Volunteers are still accepted. Call Mike or Kathy Guzzo at 249-2347.
As for the background, according to the festival website, �On (the Fourth of July), 1980 the Oriental Women�s Club put on the three-day event complete with a fishing contest. It was done in the spirit of benefiting the Pamlico County non-profits. Through the years, it has ebbed and flowed with each group of volunteers that have worked to put it together, but the purpose has remained the same: We do the work to put on a wonderful festival to benefit the non-profits in Pamlico County, while providing an event where families can come and enjoy it together.�


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LeTourneau University President Dr. Dale A. Lunsford was elected to the board of directors of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas Monday morning by independent college presidents meeting in Houston. Lunsford was also elected to serve as the board treasurer through 2014. Lunsford previously has served on the ICUT board, but this is his first time to serve as an officer.
"Forty independent colleges in Texas serve thousands of students annually and have graduated many of the state's leaders," Lunsford said. "These campuses are essential to the future of Texas. I am honored to be elected to serve as we begin a new legislative session soon."
ICUT is a nonprofit that has served for nearly 40 years as a voice for Texas' accredited, nonprofit, tax-exempt private colleges and universities with state policy makers in support of higher education.
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I was so excited to see Giada DeLaurentiis' recent episode "A Girl's Grill", that included some fun and unexpected recipes for the grill. I was immediately attracted to this particular recipe because of its delicious ingredient list. I couldn't' wait to make them, and for good reason. They were amazing! They were sweet and crunchy from the corn, smokey and gooey from the cheese and from the grilling and the perfect side dish to accompany any grilled meat. We loved them. And thanks to my generous in-laws for passing down your grill, we are really enjoying it!
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- 2 cups fresh cooked corn, taken off the cob
- 3/4 cup shredded smoked mozzarella (3 ounces), rind discarded
- 1 cup plain breadcrumbs, divided
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh chives
- 1 tablespoon sour cream
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup sour cream, for serving
In a food processor, pulse the corn into a chunky puree. Place in a medium bowl. Add the cheese to the corn and mix.
Add a 1/2 cup breadcrumbs, chives, sour cream, salt, and pepper.
Stir until combined.
Form the mixture into 9 balls and then flatten into patties, each about 2 1/2 inches in diameter and 3/4-inch thick. Refrigerate for 30 minutes to 2 hours.
Coat the patties in the remaining 1/2 cup breadcrumbs and drizzle with olive oil. Place a grill pan over medium heat or preheat a gas or charcoal grill. Brush the patties with olive oil
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I am looking for methods to check whether a given ideal in $K[x_0,\dots,x_n]$ is prime. I mean something you can effectively use in some concrete non-trivial example. To be more explicit, I am working in $K[x_0,\dots,x_3]$ ($K$ algebraically closed) and I have got these four polynomials:
Let then $J=(f_1,f_2,f_3)$ and $I=(f_1,f_2,f_3,f_4)$. I would like to prove that $I=\operatorname{rad}(J)$. One can easily check that $f_4^2 \in J$, so we have $I\subset \operatorname{rad}(J)$. On the other hand we have $J\subset I\subset \operatorname{rad}(J)\subset \operatorname{rad}(I)$, and so $\operatorname{rad}(I)=\operatorname{rad}(J)$. And here is my problem: it would suffice to show that $I$ is prime or at least radical to have what we want, but I find $I$ complicated enough to check this directly frome the definition and first properties. So I am asking if anyone knows some method which can easily be applied to this ideal (which I know to be prime thanks to a computer algebra system..but I need a proof). I notice that $I$ is a homogeneous ideal, maybe this can help, I don't know if there is any ad hoc method for homogeneous ideals.


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GM Recalls 26,000 Late-Model Buick LaCrosses and Cadillac SRXes
A software bug in certain 2013 GM cars spurs a recall.
General Motors (NYSE:GM) issued a recall of up to 26,582 vehicles Wednesday. It warned that "a software problem may cause the transmission to inadvertently shift to Sport mode removing any transmission-related engine braking effect. If engine braking is unexpectedly removed, it may increase the risk of a vehicle crash."
Affected vehicles include certain 2013 Buick LaCrosse vehicles, manufactured between April 25, 2012 and March 6, 2013, and 2013 Cadillac SRX vehicles, manufactured between May 29, 2012 and Feb. 18, 2013.
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1. What is Triple Combo Cooking (TCC) power?
The TCC combines the three cooking methods.
• Conduction is the heat that is applied directly to the food.
• Convection is circulated hot air, produced by our quiet motor and a specially designed fan. This allows the heat to distribute evenly for faster cooking and even browning.
• Infrared is simply a form of gentle, invisible, radiant heat. It penetrates the inside of foods while also cooking from the outside, leaving dishes moist and full of flavor yet browned to perfection. Hearthware's specially patented heating rods enhance the NuWave Oven's unique infrared capabilities. The concept is similar to the warmth of the sun's rays felt on your skin. As a matter of fact, about 80% of the sun's rays consist of infrared waves. The same principle applies to our NuWave Oven, only on a smaller scale. Restaurants have been using this technology for years to keep foods warm.
2. What is the difference between an Infrared Oven and a Halogen Oven?
Hearthware, the manufacturer of the NuWave Oven, has been producing countertop infrared ovens since 1997. In fact, we are the manufacturer of the original infrared cooking system. However, there are many companies out there who imitate our product. Although the ovens may appear similar, there are very important features and differences of which we would like you to be aware:
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• Only the NuWave Oven features the patented locking mechanism, which securely holds the dome and the power head in place when the oven gets hot, preventing them from separating and releasing steam that can cause burns. This is a very important safety feature ONLY available in the NuWave Oven.
• NuWave Oven uses a long lasting 1500-watt SHEATH HEATER which can last up to 30 years and is similar in durability to most conventional ovens. The NuWave Oven does not use halogen bulbs as a heat source because the halogen uses only 1200 watts and is proven to generate smoke when grease splatters during the cooking process. A halogen bulb also requires regular replacement, which drives extra maintenance costs.
• Most halogen ovens use a glass dome and a glass base tray which is very dangerous because glass gets very hot during cooking. The NuWave Oven uses a high-quality plastic dome which is substantially lighter and remains much cooler than a glass dome. Glass domes and bottom trays can become very hot and heavy, and if they are dropped the glass may break and cause injury. In comparison, our plastic domes have been selected for their high durability.
• Halogen ovens can only cook in 1-hour increments, while the NuWave Oven is designed to cook up to 9 hours and 59 minutes when set to the low power level, and up to 2 hours when set to the maximum temperature setting.
• Halogen ovens cook food unevenly, especially when the glass dome is not washed properly, because it will not be able to reflect and uniformly transfer the halogen heat to the food. This causes dishes to remain raw on the top while burned on the bottom. The NuWave Oven utilizes patented Triple Combo Cooking Power (conduction, convection, infrared) to help cook your food evenly and achieve maximum flavor.
• The NuWave Oven weighs only 9 pounds, while halogen ovens can weigh over 20 pounds. Because our oven is lightweight, durable and easily transportable, you can take it anywhere you go: neighborhood parties, picnics, boats and even on RVs.
• NuWave Oven has received the National Health & Wellness Club seal of approval. The club is publisher of Health & Wellness Magazine.
We proudly stand behind the NuWave Oven and believe in its superior ability to help families "live well for less." As proof, we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee and a 3-year extended warranty absolutely free of charge.
3. How is infrared a benefit to cooking?
Infrared energy is comprised of those frequencies that exist just below the red end of the visible spectrum, and for cooking properties they have a very unique benefit - when they strike organic molecules (such as any type of food), they cause the molecules to vibrate, thereby creating heat. About 80% of the sun's rays consist of these infrared rays. The same principle applies to our NuWave Oven, only on a smaller scale. Restaurants have been using this heat for years to keep foods warm.
Although almost any type of electromagnetic energy can cause heating, for the purpose of cooking, infrared energy is the perfect choice.
4. I have a NuWave Oven Pro, how do I change the Power Level?
• The NuWave Oven Pro automatically cooks at Power Level HI, the highest Power Level.
• If you wish to cook foods at a lower temperature, press the Power Level button and select a number.
• If you select numbers 1-9, the NuWave Oven Pro will cook at that Power Level. For example, pressing 1 will select Power Level 1 which is 10% of the maximum level.
• Press the Power Level button and select number 0 to return to Power Level HI.
5. Where do I find the model number and serial number?
• The model number and serial number are located on the back of the power head.
• The serial number will start with a letter followed by a series of numbers.
6. The NuWave manual states that my oven can broil, bake, roast, bbq, grill, dehydrate, steam and air-fry. How do you do these multi-functions? Is there a button?
You can do all the above and much more. It all depends on how you prep the food.
• To steam: cover food, sprinkle in a little water and seasoning.
• To air-fry: coat food with wet mix and roll in cornflakes or bread crumbs. You can also rub in olive oil or spray with cooking spray for additional browning. Leftover fried foods will come out of your NuWave crispier than the first time.
• To broil: place food closer to heating element.
• To roast: place food further from heating element and lower the power level.
• To dehydrate: cook on lower power levels and remove immediately to avoid extra moisture.
7. Do I need the extender ring to cook a turkey?
• Without the extender ring, you can cook up to a 10-lb. turkey.
• However with the extender ring, you can increase the capacity of the oven by 50% and cook up to a 16-lb. turkey.
8. How do I remove frozen turkey giblets and what if I want to stuff the turkey?
• Start cooking the turkey breast side down for the first half of the cooking process.
• When you flip the turkey breast side up, the insides should be thawed enough to remove the giblets.
• If you are placing stuffing inside the turkey, either add it during the last 45 minutes of the cooking process, or if you place it in from the beginning, increase the cook time 3 additional minutes a pound.
9. How do you season frozen food?
There are a couple ways to season frozen food.
• If you are using a dry seasoning, sprinkle a little water over the meat so the seasoning will "stick." If it is a sauce, spread the seasoning over the meat and when you flip, place more sauce on the food.
• Premarinate or sprinkle seasonings on fresh food, then store it in the freezer
10. Do we need to flip the foods?
• We do reccomend that you rotate most foods halfway through the cooking process, but this is more for presentation.
• Since the heating element is located at the top of the oven, the conduction method of coooking will not be able to reach the bottom of the food.
11. How easy is the NuWave Oven to clean?
• Clean-up is a breeze.
• All parts easily separate for cleaning and, except for the power head, are dishwasher safe.
• To promote the durability of your dome, it is important to wash it immediately after use. When placing in the dishwasher, do not use the heated dry cycle (this will save on energy costs as well).
12. I live in a warm climate. Will the NuWave Oven heat up my kitchen?
• Because the NuWave Oven utilizes Triple Combo Cooking power, you never have to preheat or defrost again.
• The NuWave does not heat the surrounding air, so your kitchen stays cool. The NuWave is perfect for use in confined quarters; during summers; and in hot weather regions.
• Since the NuWave Oven uses as little as 15% of the energy of most conventional ovens, it saves you time and energy, while having no effect on the temperature of the kitchen.
13. What types of pans can safely be used in the NuWave Oven?
• Any cooking utensils that can be used in a conventional oven can also be used in the NuWave Oven.
• Items made of foil, metals, Pyrex, oven-safe cooking bags and even prepared frozen entree trays are safe for use in the NuWave Oven.
• If it can go into a regular oven, it can be used in the NuWave.
14. Is the NuWave Oven big enough to cook multiple foods at the same time?
• The NuWave Oven's triple combo cooking power allows multiple dishes to cook at the same time.
• Normally, it takes about 50 minutes to cook one frozen cornish hen. That timing is the same even if you cook four at once.
15. How well does the NuWave Oven cook vegetables and other vegetarian dishes?
Making vegetables in the NuWave is terrific because its cooking technology helps retain nutrients that are otherwise lost through other cooking methods. Minimal water use and shorter cooking times contribute to the oven's effectiveness.
• Place vegetables directly on the 4-inch rack when roasting.
• For steaming, loosely wrap the vegetables, adding a sprinkle of water to circulate steam.
• To prepare vegetables that are steamed with a roasted flavor, remove the aluminum foil for the last two minutes of cooking time.
From artichokes to zucchini, the possibilities in cooking vegetarian dishes are endless.
• Asparagus brushed with olive oil turns out perfectly in less than 8 minutes.
• For baked or sweet potatoes, wash potatoes thoroughly, then place on either rack and cook according to cooking guide or until a fork is easily inserted.
• You do not need to use oil when making vegetables. Simply brush them or shake them in a plastic bag with italian dressing to infuse with additional flavor.
Place aluminum foil on top of vegetables if they begin to brown too quickly.
16. Does the NuWave Oven create smoke?
• Because of the synergy created by triple combo cooking power, and because the NuWave Oven cooks foods quickly using less heat, it produces little to no smoke. Moreover, whatever smoke that does generate is confined to the oven.
• With normal household usage, no ventilation is needed.
17. What is the maximum temperature reached in the NuWave Oven?
• The NuWave Oven Pro's maximum cooking level is Power Level HI, which cooks at 350°F.
• The NuWave Oven Pro Plus's maximum cooking temperature is 350°F.
• The NuWave Oven Elite's maximum cooking temperature is 420°F.
18. How much time and energy can be saved with the NuWave Oven?
• The NuWave Oven utilizes 1500 watts of power, much lower when compared to most conventional ovens 3400-watt usage.
• With the NuWave Oven, no pre-heating or defrosting is required, so it uses as little as 15% of the energy, and cooks most foods up to 50% faster.
19. What do the recipes mean when they mention different rack heights?
• The standard NuWave Oven cooking rack is reversible, allowing you to cook at different heights to better suit different foods.
• The NuWave Oven Pro rack can be used at heights of either 1" or 4".
• The NuWave Oven Pro Plus and NuWave Oven Elite racks can be used at heights of either 1" or 3".
20. How long has the NuWave Oven been on the market?
• Hearthware has been manufacturing countertop infrared ovens since 1997.
• We are the producers of the original Infrared Cooking System.
• Do not be fooled by imitators.
21. What are the dimensions and size of the NuWave Oven?
• Outside dimensions: 15.5 inches wide & 13.5 inches tall.
• Inside dimensions: 6.5 inches deep & 12 inches in diameter
• Weight of oven: 9lbs.
• Cooking power: 1500 watts and can be plugged into a standard household outlet.
• Amps: 12.5.
22. Do the tastes and smells of different foods cooked in the NuWave Oven mix?
• Even if you are cooking different foods, such as fish and vegetables at the same time, the smells and tastes do not mingle.
• The NuWave Oven is self-contained, so most of the smells and any smoke that may be created stay within the dome.
23. How is NuWave Oven shipped?
• The oven ships via UPS or USPS.
• The oven and its protective packaging weigh roughly 16 pounds.
24. What is the warranty?
The NuWave Oven includes a 1-year limited warranty.
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Don't worry! You can always download printed support materials here.
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A bracelet that improves your balance and energy, a berry that rids your body of toxins while helping you lose weight, an algae pill that prevents cancer and heart disease, and juice that lowers cholesterol.
A bracelet that improves your balance and energy, a berry that rids your body of toxins while helping you lose weight, an algae pill that prevents cancer and heart disease, and juice that lowers cholesterol.
If these seem too good to be true, maybe they are.
Health fads - the latest and greatest natural thing to make you thin, prevent disease or slow aging - have been around for decades.
"They can make some pretty wild claims, and they don't have to back that up with science," said Dr. William Cotton, medical director for the Nationwide Children's Hospital primary-care network. "It's a buyer-beware situation."
People are always looking for a quick fix to some problem they have, and if it's labeled a "natural" fix, all the better.
Consumers think that "natural is safer," but that isn't necessarily the case, Cotton said. "People think they're going to be brighter or smarter or better-looking, and that's not true."
Some health fads get debunked: the acai berry that was supposed to increase energy and lead to weight loss didn't; and blue-green algae pills, said to prevent cancer and heart disease, might have had toxins in them.
Dr. Timothy Lichter, a Cincinnati family-medicine physician, said the health fads he has seen in his career usually last three to six months.
"It's very predictable," he said. "I sometimes go home to my wife and say, 'This is a fad now - this juice.' I think people want answers, and they want something easy."
But many people who use natural remedies swear by them, despite the lack of science to back up the claims.
Bethany Dohnal has followed a gluten-free diet - without wheat, barley, rye and malts - for years as a way to get rid of pain from endometriosis.
"I still use common sense," said the Marysville resident, who also uses acupuncture.
She is not allergic to gluten, but she said she thinks it affected her well-being.
"To me, going gluten-free doesn't cost me anything. It was an easy choice to make, and it made me feel better. I've just learned what works."
Experts say that most fads won't harm people, and if eating gluten-free foods or loading up on yogurt with probiotics pushes them to eat healthfully, then that's OK.
But other options exist.
"You sometimes pay more for these items, and they may not help you more than a balanced diet would," Abigail Peairs, an assistant professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Cincinnati, wrote in an e-mail. "So, your average person doesn't necessarily need the fancy yogurt; regular yogurt with live and active cultures is probably just fine."
The latest rage has been bracelets and pendants that promise balance and energy. They've been embraced by some professional athletes who say the items improve their game performance.
The items are made with silicon, sterling silver or zinc, which the makers say optimizes "the body's natural energy flow." The makers say that science can't always explain natural things that help people.
"Acupuncture and homeopathy have very little clinical evidence to support them, yet these therapies have offered benefits to many people," Josh Rodarmel, co-founder of Power Balance, wrote in an e-mail.
"Power Balance also seems to defy the beliefs of Western science, yet the positive customer testimonials received and the number of top athletes who use it show that it can make a difference."
Physicians are skeptical about natural remedies or jewelry that can improve athletic ability, and they remind patients that none of it has been proved to work.
Still, "there's stuff we don't know, and there might just be certain people the bracelets will work on," Lichter said.
"I don't think those things hurt you from that respect, except in the pocketbook."


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Faust Part 1 by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Introductory Note
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the greatest of German men of letters, was born at Frank fort-on-the-Main, August 28, 1749. His father was a man of means and position, and he personally supervised the early education of his son. The young Goethe studied at the universities of Leipsic and Strasburg, and in 1772 entered upon the practise of law at Wetzlar. At the invitation of Karl August, Duke of Saxe-Weimar, he went in 1775 to live in Weimar, where he held a succession of political offices, becoming the Duke's chief adviser. From 1786 to 1788 he traveled in Italy, and from 179' to 1817 directed the ducal theater at Weimar. He took part in the wars against France, 1792-3, and in the following year began his friendship with Schiller, which lasted till the latter's death in 1805. In 1806 he married Christiane Vulpius. From about 1794 he devoted himself chiefly to literature, and after a life of extraordinary productiveness died at Weimar, March 22, 1832. The most important of Goethe's works produced before he went to Weimar were his tragedy "Gotz von Berlichingen" (1773), which first brought him fame, and "The Sorrows of Young Werther," a novel which obtained enormous popularity during the so-called "Sturm und Drang" period. During the years at Weimar before he knew Schiller he began "Wilhelm Meister," wrote the dramas, "Iphigenie," "Egmont," and "Torquato Tasso," and his "Reinecke Fuchs." To the period of his friendship with Schiller belong the continuation of "Wilhelm Meister," the beautiful idyl of "Hermann and Dorothea," and the "Roman Elegies." In the last period, between Schiller's death in 1805 and his own, appeared "Faust," "Elective Affinities," his autobiographical "Dichtung und Wahrheit" ("Poetry and Truth"), his "Italian Journey," much scientific work, and a series of treatises on German Art.
Though the foregoing enumeration contains but a selection front the titles of Goethe's best known writings, it suffices to show the extraordinary fertility and versatility of his genius. Rarely has a man of letters had so full and varied a life, or been capable of so many-sided a development. His political and scientific activities, though dwarfed in the eyes of our generation by his artistic production, yet showed the adaptability of his talent in the most diverse directions, and helped to give him that balance of temper and breadth of vision in which he has been surpassed by no genius of the ancient or modern world.
The greatest and most representative expression of Goethe's powers is without doubt to be found in his drama of "Faust"; but before dealing with Goethe's masterpiece, it is worth while to say something of the history of the story on which it is founded--the most famous instance of the old and widespread legend of the man who sold his soul to the devil. The historical Dr. Faust seems to have been a self-called philosopher who traveled about Germany in the first half of the sixteenth century, making money by the practise of magic, fortune-telling, and pretended cures. He died mysteriously about 1540, and a legend soon sprang up that the devil, by whose aid he wrought his wonders, had finally carried him off. In 1587 a life of him appeared, in which are attributed to him many marvelous exploits and in which he is held up as an awful warning against the excessive desire for secular learning and admiration for antique beauty which characterized the humanist movement of the time. In this aspect the Faust legend is an expression of early popular Protestantism, and of its antagonism to the scientific and classical tendencies of the Renaissance.
While a succession of Faust books were appearing in Germany, the original life was translated into English and dramatized by Marlowe. English players brought Marlowe's work back to Germany, where it was copied by German actors, degenerated into spectacular farce, and finally into a puppet show. Through this puppet show Goethe made acquaintance with the legend.
By the time that Goethe was twenty, the Faust legend had fascinated his imagination; for three years before he went to Weimar he had been working on scattered scenes and bits of dialogue; and though he suspended actual composition on it during three distinct periods, it was always to resume, and he closed his labors upon it only with his life. Thus the period of time between his first experiments and the final touches is more than sixty years. During this period the plans for the structure and the signification of the work inevitably underwent profound modifications, and these have naturally affected the unity of the result; but, on the other hand, this long companionship and persistent recurrence to the task from youth to old age have made it in a unique way the record of Goethe's personality in all its richness and diversity.
The drama was given to the public first as a fragment in 1790; then the completed First Part appeared in 1808; and finally the Second Part was published in 1833, the year after the author's death. Writing in "Dichtung und Wahrheit" of the period about 1770, when he was in Strasburg with. Herder, Goethe says, "The significant puppet-play legend . . . echoed and buzzed in many tones within me. I too had drifted about in all knowledge, and early enough had been brought to feel the vanity of it. I too had made all sorts of experiments in life, and had always come back more unsatisfied and more tormented. I was now carrying these things, like many others, about with me and delighting myself with them in lonely hours, but without writing anything down." Without going into the details of the experience which underlies these words, we can see the be ginning of that sympathy with the hero of the old story that was the basis of its fascination and that accounted for Goethe's departure from the traditional catastrophe of Faust's damnation.
Of the elements in. the finished Faust that are derived from the legend a rough idea may be obtained from the "Doctor Faustus" of Marlowe, printed in the present volume. As early as 1674 a life of Faust had contained the incident of the philosopher's falling in love with a servant-girl; but the developed story of Gretchen is Goethe's own. The other elements added to the plot can be noted by a comparison with Marlowe.
It need hardly be said that Goethe's "Faust" does not derive its greatness from its conformity to the traditional standards of what a tragedy should be. He himself was accustomed to refer to it cynically as a monstrosity, and yet he put himself into it as intensely as Dante put himself into "The Divine Comedy." A partial explanation of this apparent contradiction in the author's attitude is to be found in what has been said of its manner of composition. Goethe began it in his romantic youth, and availed himself recklessly of the supernatural elements in the legend, with the disregard of reason and plausibility characteristic of the romantic mood. When he returned to it in the beginning of the new century his artistic standards had changed, and the supernaturalism could now be tolerated only by being made symbolic. Thus he makes the career of Faust as a whole emblematic of the triumph of the persistent striving for the ideal over the temptation to find complete satisfaction in the sense, and prepares the reader for this interpretation by prefixing the "Prologue in Heaven." The elaboration of this symbolic element is responsible for such scenes as the Walpurgis Night and the Intermezzo, scenes full of power and infinitely suggestive, but destructive of the unity of the play as a tragedy of human life. Yet there remains in this First Part even in its final form much that is realistic in the best sense, the carousal in Auerbach's cellar, the portrait of Martha, the Easter-morning walk, the character and fate of Margaret. It is such elements as these that have appealed to the larger reading public and that have naturally been emphasized by performance on the stage, and by virtue of these alone "Faust" may rank as a great drama; but it is the result of Goethe's broodings on the mystery of human life, shadowed forth in the symbolic parts and elaborated with still greater complexity and still more far-reaching suggestiveness--and, it must be added, with deepening obscurity --in the Second Part, that have given the work its place with "Job," with the "Prometheus Bound," with "The Divine Comedy," and with "Hamlet."


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Teen consignment shop Plato's Closet set to open doors in Danbury
Young people will soon have another place to shop for their favorite brands of clothing, shoes and accessories in Northern Fairfield County.
Staff at Plato's Closet in Danbury have been busy preparing for the Aug. 7 opening of the store at Berkshire Shopping Center at 67 Newtown Road.
The fifth Plato's Closet in Connecticut, the store will offer "gently used" merchandise, said franchise owner Derek Bell, adding that the store is paying cash for items that people bring to the store.
"We are buying guys' and girls' clothing. We cater to the 13- to 24-year-old crowd. American Eagle, Charlotte Russe, Forever 21 and Cotton On are big brands for us," said Bell, a Stamford resident. "People are coming in with their gently used items. We have to reject a decent amount -- things that are overly loved and other styles."
The store, which has 14 employees, has a selling floor of 3,200 square feet and resembles the other four Plato's Closet stores in Enfield, Orange, South Windsor and Wethersfield. They are part of Winmark Corp., developer of franchise-owned and operated business opportunities.
Understanding the concept
It is the franchisor of more than 1,000 stores in North America, including Once Upon A Child, Plato's Closet, Play It Again Sports, Music Go Round and Encore.
A Once Upon A Child store, which offers clothing for babies and young children, is in the Berkshire Shopping Center, and it a played a role in Bell's decision to locate there.
"Once Upon a Child has been there 16 years. People understand the concept," said Bell, who investigated several franchise opportunities before settling on Plato's Closet, which has nearly 400 locations across the United States.
A discussion with his sister, who has shopped at a Once Upon a Child store in Florida, helped sway him. Bell said he was impressed by Winmark's franchise business strategy.
"We (Bell and his father Bill) started looking in southern Fairfield County, but rents were astronomical. I used to live in Monroe when I was in high school, and I'd come to Danbury quite a lot," said Bell, who believes his store will fit the demographic makeup of the area.
Introduced in 1998, Plato's Closet might have found an ideal target audience based on teenagers' and young adults' exacting shopping demands, according to Stephen Bull, president of the Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce.
"The younger generation is extremely conscious about labels but are light in their pockets in terms of cash," he said. "I have a 15-year-old son who only wears certain brands of clothes. I think there's definitely a market."
Little competition
Janet Falkenthal, owner of The Fashion Exchange, a consignment store in Newtown, said she knows about the arrival of Plato's Closet and its business strategy but does not see it as a direct competitor.
"I'm not sure whether it will be competition," said Falkenthal, commenting that her store caters to a slightly older audience. "They want young people's labels. My clientele is 30 and up."
The Fashion Exchange also accepts clothing on a traditional consignment basis, compared with the direct payment process that Plato's Closet employs.
Falkenthal said she closed her Danbury store 1 1/2 years ago after realizing that the burden of running two stores was too difficult, but she did not cite competition.
A number of other Danbury consignment stores also have closed. Calls made to a half-dozen stores were answered by a recording saying the number is no longer in service.
Goodwill of Western and Northern Connecticut, based in Bridgeport, operates a store and donation center at 165 Federal Road in Brookfield and 2 Beaver Brook Road in Danbury, and welcomed Plato's.
"Goodwill of Western and Northern Connecticut welcomes and supports all new businesses in the community," said agency spokeswoman Melissa Cwiertniewicz in a statement. "As a non-profit organization that provides job training programs and community-based services, we know the importance of a strong local economy to residents."
Plato's Closet has developed a reputation across the state as a popular place to make a smart purchase and should do well in Danbury, if its other locations are any indication, according to Tim Phelan, president of the Connecticut Retail Merchants Association in Hartford.
"Plato's Closet is a great Connecticut retailer," he said. "They are franchised and therefore are owned and operated, for the most part by Connecticut residents. It's a first rate retailer, and they (franchisees) have created a niche for themselves by offering a unique method of dealing with customers and have great customer services. They offer customers another alternative for the clothes they no longer need."


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There's not many driving videos that really impress me anymore. You've seen one - you've seen them all.
This one on the other hand really impressed me for some reason. Pavement, dirt....waving at spectators.....and totally calm at the top.....all the while completely flying on a ridiculously dangerous road.
If you have a short attention span skip to the halfway mark - that's where it gets really crazy. Around the 4 minute mark is unbelievable


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Greetings to all conlangers,
I m writing here with a hope to transmit my fire of enthusiasm for the Systematic Language / SostiMatiko.
Sometimes I feel SostiMatiko is overqualified to be liked by tokiponists, but then again, SostiMatiko is minimal and (in my opinion) easier than tp, I have seen people admiring SostiMatiko, I have not ever seen any argument against SostiMatiko, so there is a chance some people will love it, starting from here.
When I got to know the existence of tokipona I felt this kind of enthusiasm, because it claims to be a minimal language designed for maximal capacity; this was very close to what I was planning to construct since 1993: a minimal language of 222 words capable to express practically everything.
But when I was really aquainted with tp, oh no! It's not what i thought!.
I could write an endless list of faults I can find with tp; but my purpose here is not to show the shortcomings of tp – they are anyway known to tokiponists themselves – my effort here is to encourage you to discover the unlimited capacity of SostiMatiko.
The SostiMatiko 222 words is not just "99 words more than tp"; none of the 222 words is purely grammatical (although they can be used grammatically too); if tp can make 120X120 pairs of words, SostiMatiko can make 222X222 pairs; but that is not the only thing:
each of the SostiMatiko words can be a nominal (noun / pronoun / adjective / participle) ending in –o, an active verb ending in –i, a passive verb ending in –eti, an adverb ending in –a, and the verbs can be in "required action" mode lacking the –i; therefore, the 222 lexical entries give 222X6 words already on the basic level.
Importantly, SostiMatiko gives explicit descriptions whereas tokipona fails to be explicit even in combinations of words; the only tp phrases that are explicit are the ones that do not have to be spoken at all because that information is evident from the non-linguistic context; otherwise, tp phrases can be understood only with the help of a "natural" language, commonly English. Why does this happen? Because the individual words in tp combinations are too vague. An example, in a lesson it is said that "sona ma" is geology; but if there were not the gloss "geology", I would not understand it, because "sona ma" can be knowledge of the world, of countries, of places or a particular place, and so on.
The same goes for all tp expressions: they are explicit only when the non-linguistic context makes the words superfluous.
How is it different with SostiMatiko? it is because the SostiMatiko words are considerably more specific; e.g., together with geo "earth" we have xoro "room, space", semo "point", mero "part", edro "seat", and on the advanced level also: pino "level".
SostiMatiko uses the affixes more economically: we do not have to use any object marker (tokipona "e") because the position of the object after the verb is enough to show it is the object. An example: "arnito oiki trupo" = "the bird nests in the hole", literally arnito "the bird" oiki "makes/does house/home" trupo "the hole"; in tp it would be something like "waso li tomo e lupa", so tp needs "li" before every verb and "e" before every object, while SostiMatiko needs only –i to show which word is the verb.
(Please note, the SostiMatiko direct object function is quite wider than in English).
In tp there is a strict word order SVO; in SostiMatiko this is preferred but not strict, because the subject or even the verb or the object is usually omitted if it is understood from the context, or if the speaker wants not to make it specific. Also, there are words that can function as markers of the object and of the subject when the basic order SVO is changed.
Although there is freedom regarding the order SVO, SostiMatiko word order is head-final; e.g. the bird's nest is "arnito oiko" = "bird house/home", and not *oiko arnito, because *oiko arnito would mean "the house is a bird", which hardly makes sense, so "oiko arnito" would mean "the house (pet) bird".
The head-final word order is not just a matter of taste; it is practicality: "a white bird" in SostiMatiko is "fotino arnito" (white bird) and not *arnito fotino, because "arnito fotino" means "the bird IS white". So, even concerning nouns and modifiers, you still have freedom of word order, but the meaning is modified accordingly: e.g. if you say "worai fotino arnito" = is correct, but also if you say "worai arnito fotino" it is also correct; however, "worai fotino arnito" means "(i) saw a white bird", while "worai arnito fotino" means "(i) saw a bird, it was white" or "i saw that the bird was white".
If you tell me that it is terribly hard to pronounce a consonant cluster as in arnito, there is an optional reduced vowel that can be pronounced (but not written) between the two consonants. Apart from the optional reduced vowel (you can call it "schwa" if you prefer), the SostiMatiko vowels are practically the same as in tokipona or as in modern Greek; the consonants pronounced as in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
So, the basic level has already been described.
The advanced level can combine the basic suffixes explained above [-o, -a, -(i), -et(i)]; e.g., "language" in SostiMatiko is usually "frasao" (fras "talk" + a "way suffix" + o "noun suffix"), i.e. "the way of talking", not the same as "fraso" (simply "words, talking").
Also, the advanced level contains 20 shortcut affixes, not for very frequent use, which can give amazing productivity and conciseness; e.g. frasani = fras-an-i = (you) can say, instead of "bori frasi" (can say).
There is also a super advanced, although rarely to be actually used, function of back formation; e.g. from mikro "small" we can make miko "smallness". This is not really hard after one has mastered the 222 words vocabulary.
I deem it is easier to master the SostiMatiko 222 words than the 123 ones of tokipona, for reasons you can see in http://users.sch.gr/ioakenanid/systematic.xls , specifically in the worksheet named "222creation".
For people (as jan Kipo) who find it hard to use spreadsheets, please see the SostiMatiko etymology here: http://www.unilang.org/blog/SostiMatiko ... -1117.html
A whole blog is http://www.unilang.org/blog/SostiMatiko/
If you already wish to be a member, here is the place: https://www.facebook.com/groups/omado.sosti.matiko/
I will gladly answer all questions (or comments) regarding the Systematic Language / SostiMatiko, the fascinating minimal language for every practical purpose.
Thank you for reading.


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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Nov 23, 2012) - Cornerstone Strategic Value Fund, Inc. (the "Fund") (
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NEH Awards Grants to Enrich the Humanities at Six Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, and Tribal Colleges and Universities
Grants designed to increase capacity to teach, conduct research, and enhance learning
Six Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, and Tribal Colleges and Universities have received institutional grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). These grants increase the institutions' capacity to conduct research and strengthen undergraduate learning in the humanities.
"America is a stronger, more educated, and optimistic country because of these institutions," said NEH Chairman Bruce Cole. "From faculty research on the African Diaspora, Latin America literature, and Navajo linguistics, students are experiencing the best of the humanities through scholarly research, teaching, and learning. NEH is proud to remain a strong supporter of these institutions."
Grants up to $25,000 support projects developed by each institution to enhance its educational capabilities in the humanities. For example, projects can support teams of faculty in professional development activities focused on humanities topics and related to curriculum development efforts. Grants also may be used for visiting humanities consultants, library materials, or other equipment or supplies. Institutions may conduct projects in cooperation with other educational or cultural institutions in the interest of building long-term partnerships in the humanities.
The following Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, and Tribal Colleges and Universities received institutional grants from NEH:
- Diné College, Tsaile, Ariz., received $24,931 for a project to have seven teachers of the Navajo language review features of Navajo linguistics that apply to the teaching of the language, including a series of workshops based on the research and publications of renowned linguist Dr. Robert Young.
- New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, received $25,000 for a year-long seminar series led by visiting scholars to strengthen the interdisciplinary humanities program at New Mexico State University.
- St. Augustine's College, Raleigh, N.C., received $24,982 for a project to have six faculty members study the history and literature of the African Diaspora to develop a senior seminar in the Department of English, expand interdisciplinary course offerings, and build related major and minor programs.
- University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, received $25,000 for a project to study the multiple representations of the city in 20th-century Latin American literature and thereby strengthen the content of the existing first-year humanities courses.
- Texas A & M University at Kingsville, received $24,964 for a year-long series of workshops in Hispanic Studies for faculty from four Texas A&M campuses, with the aim of developing a cooperative doctoral program in Hispanic Studies.
- Norfolk State University, Va., received $25,000 for a project to explore the African Diaspora through a series of lectures, workshops, discussions, and courses of study to be held at Norfolk State University.


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St. Joseph's (15-11, 4-2 HVIAC) is denied their fourth tournament title in school history and have dropped two of three, while New Rochelle (16-9, 4-2 HVIAC) wins their first title in program history and finishes their season winners of four in a row.
Two Lady Bears scored in double figures, with senior Megan Moran (Syosset/St. Dominic's) and junior Taylor Raccuglia (Brooklyn/Bishop Kearney) each netting a team-high 10 points apiece. Moran also contributed seven rebounds and three assists, while Raccuglia went 5-of-6 from the field and had four blocks.
St. Joseph's will now wait to see if they earn a USCAA National Tournament bid as they came in ranked No. 8 in the latest Division I coaches' poll. Bids will be announced on Tuesday, February 25th with the Lady Bears looking for their first appearance since the 2009-10 season.


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