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Not bad topic. I personally think the team has the pieces to be a top 4 one in the West, but you have to go for that difference maker if he is there.
Though Dwight is a great Center, as has been said, what a loser for team chemistry, I want nothing to do with him, especially how things here are so nice right now.
Tyreke is good, but I'd want him as a 6th man and not for more than 5 million a year either. Some team will offer him more than that so unlikely he'd come here and stay long. He just hasn't shown since his rookie season to be a real star and that means he really isn't a difference maker of immense proportions, not a star type right now. I'd have him though for RJ, with salaries working on both sides.
Gortat and TChandler are interesting, more Gortat for me. I'm a fan of Bogut, but the nba is a place where you have to prove yourself and to be honest, though he has all the tools the team really needs, it is strange to me how the team performed better without him than with him. Maybe other factors have come into play, like fatigue, schedule and slumps for some players, but since returning (and yes he has left again) the team has performed worse. Trading Bogut himself, or letting him expire after next season, and trading for Gortat, who likely wants out of disfunctional looking Phoenix, maybe would be a good move. I don't see Gortat as big enough and effective enough defensively to guard the good Centers, but he seems to have done well this season with that. Maybe AB and future 1st rounder for him would do.
A slasher seems to be needed at the moment, but I think Barnes will be that and Rush, if he is kept, also, maybe Green. Curry and Jack do that enough as well.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 30, 2013) - Ethiopian Potash Corp. (the "Company" or "EPC") (TSX VENTURE:FED) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a memorandum of understanding (the "MOU") which contemplates the early exercise of its option (the "Option") to acquire G and B Central African Resources Ltd. ("G&B"), which owns the Dankil Property, and the forming of a joint venture between EPC and Danakil Potash Corporation ("Danakil Corp.") regarding the Danakil Property ("Danakil Joint Venture").
The MOU contemplates G&B and its sole shareholder ZRH Nominees (0105) Ltd. ("ZRH") waiving the requirement for a feasibility study (the "Waiver") under the option agreement among EPC, G&B and ZRH (the "Option Agreement") in order to enable early exercise of the option and Danakil Corp. acquiring a 70% interest in the Danakil Property pursuant to the Danakil Joint Venture. The Waiver will be subject to satisfaction of all applicable conditions precedent, the restructuring of all outstanding debt of G&B incurred on behalf of EPC in connection with the Option and the commitment to a US$10 million investment by Danakil Corp. in the Danakil Joint Venture having closed in escrow.
Conditions precedent will include, among other things, due diligence, the execution of mutually satisfactory definitive agreements among the parties and obtaining all required approvals, including but not limited to TSXV and shareholder approvals.
Danakil Joint Venture
Danakil Corp. will acquire an interest in the Danakil Property through an ownership interest in a BVI joint venture company ("JVCo"), which EPC will establish to hold the shares of G&B acquired under the Option. Danakil Corp. will pay US$3 million (and commit to additional future expenditures of no less than US$7 million, as described below) for 70% of the shares of JVCo (US$1.5 million to be paid into JVCo and US$1.5 million to be paid to EPC). EPC will own the remaining 30% of the shares of JVCo. The initial proceeds paid to JVCo are expected to be used to satisfy any outstanding liabilities and for working capital purposes for the development of the Danakil Property.
The Danakil Joint Venture will be governed by a shareholders / joint venture agreement between EPC and Danakil Corp. ("JV Agreement"), which will provide (among other things) for customary drag & tag and pre-emptive provisions. Danakil Corp. will have nominees appointed to the boards of directors of JVCo and G&B (and any other group company of JVCo), in each case, that together represent a majority of the respective board of directors. EPC will be entitled to have its nominees appointed to fill the remaining positions on each respective board of directors as long as it retains not less than 10% of the issued share capital of JVCo.
The JV Agreement will also provide for Danakil Corp. to solely fund all expenditures of G&B (and any other group company of JVCo) until both (i) a National Instrument 43-101 compliant scoping study on a pre-determined section of the Danakil Property has been completed and (ii) it has funded expenditures totalling US$7 million. After Danakil Corp. has funded such expenditures, EPC and Danakil Corp. will contribute to expenditures of G&B on a pro rata basis, subject to customary dilutive provisions in the event of any failure of a party to fund its pro rata contribution from time to time.
The funding of expenditures by Danakil Corp. (as well as any subsequent pro rata funding by Danakil Corp. and EPC) will be by way of intra-group loans, on terms to be agreed between the parties. Such terms are expected to include, without limitation, a substantial threshold amount which must be met in order for any sale of EPC's interest in JVCo pursuant to drag rights of Danakil Corp. in the JV Agreement without EPC's prior approval (in its absolution discretion). In the event of a sale of Danakil Corp.'s 70% interest only, it will be a condition of such sale that any intra-group loans outstanding at such time not become payable as a result of such sale. In addition, any failure by Danakil Corp. (in breach of its obligations) to fund any expenditures will result in a claw-back of Danakil Corp.'s ownership interest in JVCo, on a pro rata basis (i.e. in order for Danakil Corp. to have maintained a 70% ownership interest in JVCo at the time of the first pro rata funding by the parties, it must have funded aggregate expenditures of at least US$10 million).
The establishment and funding of the Danakil Joint Venture will be subject to the satisfaction of all related conditions precedent and will thereafter close in escrow, pending the completion of the restructuring of G&B debt described below and the Waiver having been unconditionally granted on or before June 30, 2013.
Danakil Corp. is a wholly owned BVI subsidiary of Circum Minerals Ltd., incorporated to pursue mineral opportunities in Eastern Africa. As at the date of the MOU, each of Circum and Dankil Corp. is at arm's length to EPC.
Restructuring of Outstanding Debt
EPC will assume all outstanding debt of G&B incurred on behalf of EPC, or otherwise incurred by G&B, in connection with the Option (being approximately CAD$1.665 million) and will arrange with substantially all creditors to have all outstanding debt of EPC (being approximately CAD$3.365 million including all G&B debt to be assumed) satisfied by the issuance of 33,650,000 common shares in capital of EPC at a deemed price of CAD$0.10 per share (subject to TSXV approval). Any debt not satisfied with shares will be satisfied with part of the US$1.5 million received from Danakil Corp. under the terms of the Danakil Joint Venture or in due course, as may be agreed between EPC and any creditor.
EPC to Acquire New Potash Permits
The MOU also contemplates the acquisition by EPC, for a total purchase price of CAD$2 million (which will be satisfied by the issuance of shares of EPC at a price of $0.10 per share), of certain rights to acquire potash exploration permits for a group of mineral substances in Mali. The area is known to have produced table salt (NaCI), other salts and Sylvite (KCI).
EPC's acquisition of such permits will be subject to the satisfaction of all related conditions precedent and will thereafter close in escrow, pending the completion of the restructuring of G&B debt described above and the Waiver having been unconditionally granted on or before June 30, 2013.
The potash permits are held by a subsidiary of Premier African Minerals Limited ("PREM"), a mineral exploration and development company of which ZRH is a principal shareholder, and George Roach and Pamela Hueston are directors. As a result, minority shareholder approval of the acquisition may be required under the applicable securities laws and the rules of the TSXV. As PREM is admitted to trading on AIM, the disposal will need to comply with the AIM Rules and other regulatory requirements in the United Kingdom.
Proposed Name Change
It is proposed that EPC will (subject to shareholder approval) change its name to "AgriMinco Corp." or such other name as may be approved by the board of directors and/or the TSXV connection with EPC's acquisition of such properties as noted above.
Exercise or Termination of Option
Immediately following the satisfaction of all applicable conditions precedent, the restructuring of outstanding G&B debt and all other transactions contemplated by the MOU have closed in escrow, G&B and ZRH will provide the Waiver unconditionally and for no additional consideration, and the Option will be exercised immediately thereafter. EPC will be obligated to issue common shares of EPC in accordance with the Option Agreement in connection with the exercise of the Option.
The parties to the MOU have agreed to proceed in good faith and expeditiously to negotiate, settle and execute the other agreements contemplated therein by March 1, 2013, and to obtain all third-party and regulatory approvals as may be required by no later than June 30, 2013. However, no party to the MOU has any obligation with respect to the transactions contemplated therein (other than as described below) unless and until definitive agreements have been entered into. There can be no assurance that the definitive agreements will be entered into within the time required and/or that the transactions contemplated in the MOU will be consummated.
EPC, G&B and ZRH have also agreed to the termination of the Option Agreement on the earlier of (i) March 1, 2013, unless the parties to the MOU have settled and executed all the agreements contemplated therein (the "Contemplated Agreements") and (ii) the termination or expiration of any of the Contemplated Agreements by any of the parties thereto in accordance with the terms thereof, unless any such termination or expiration occurs as a consequence of the completion of a transaction contemplated by the MOU. Each of G&B and ZRH are considered related parties to EPC. George Roach, EPC's Chairman and CEO, is also a director and a principal of G&B and his family trust will receive the shares to be issued to ZRH under the Option Agreement.
The Board of EPC formed special committees to consider the transactions contemplated by the MOU, other than the Danakil Joint Venture (which was negotiated at arm's length). The Special Committee formed to consider the acquisition of certain potash permits from PREM is comprised of Michael Galloro and Anthony Vella. The Special Committee formed to consider the potential early termination of the Option Agreement is comprised of Michael Galloro, Anthony Vella and Pamela Hueston. George Roach, EPC's Chairman and CEO abstained on all matters related to the Company's proposed acquisition of potash permits from PREM as well as the potential early termination of the Option Agreement, as he is interested in both G&B and ZRH and is a director of PREM. Pamela Hueston also abstained from all matters related to the Company's proposed acquisition of potash permits from PREM due to her position as a director of PREM.
The Board of EPC has determined that, in the event that the transactions contemplated by the MOU are not completed, it would be in the best interest of the Company to terminate its Option and delist and wind-up the Company, and to return any residual capital to shareholders. This determination has been made after giving consideration to the available resources of EPC, EPC having been unable to pay the outstanding debt of G&B (which debt was incurred on behalf of EPC) as required by the Option Agreement, the likelihood of being able to arrange for an alternative transaction or financing and/or satisfy outstanding obligations in the immediate future and the extent of financial and other resources that will be required in order to fund future operations and maintain the Danakil Property under the terms of the Option Agreement.
Shareholders Meeting
The Company will be calling a special meeting of its shareholders to consider and approve the transactions described herein following the execution of all relevant definitive agreements, or if the Contemplated Agreements are not entered into on or before March 1, 2013 the Company will be calling a special meeting of its shareholders to consider and approve the wind-up the Company.
About Ethiopian Potash Corp.
Ethiopian Potash Corp. (TSX VENTURE:FED) is a Canadian company based in Toronto, Ontario and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
George Roach, CEO & Director
Forward-Looking Information
This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions, uncertainties and management's best estimates of future events. All statements that address future activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur (including, but not limited to, the potential for and timing of the early exercise of the Option, acquisition of the new potash permits, the Danakil Joint Venture and the restructuring of outstanding debt, as well as the expected terms and conditions of each such transaction) are forward-looking information. Forward-looking information is based upon assumptions by management that are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking information. Factors that may cause actual results to vary materially include, but are not limited to, the failure to satisfy all conditions precedent within the requisite time, including (without limitation) the entering into of all necessary definitive agreements, obtaining the requisite third-party consents and regulatory and shareholder approvals, and changes in general economic conditions or conditions in the financial markets. Such forward-looking information is based on a number of assumptions, including but not limited to, the ability of the parties to negotiate and enter into definitive agreements, the parties being satisfied with their respective due diligence investigations, there are no material changes to the terms of any proposed transaction, and no significant decline in existing general business and economic conditions. There can be no assurance that the Company will be successful in negotiating and entering into all definitive agreements or that the Option will be exercised, the Danakil Joint Venture will be formed, the Company's outstanding debt will be restructured and/or the Company will acquire the new potash permits. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. The Company undertakes no obligations to update publicly or otherwise revise any forward-looking information, except as may be required by law. For a more detailed discussion of such risks and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, refer to the Company's filings with the Canadian securities regulators available on www.sedar.com.
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TUESDAY, May 24, 2011 (HealthDay News) -- Although guidelines don't recommend antibiotics for asthma, almost 1 million children with the respiratory condition are prescribed the medications each year in the United States, a new study finds.
"We are trying to reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions, and this suggests that we as pediatricians are prescribing them way too often," said lead researcher Dr. Ian M. Paul, an associate professor of pediatrics at the College of Medicine of Pennsylvania State University in Hershey.
Why doctors are prescribing antibiotics for asthma is not clear, Paul said. One reason might be that doctors treating severe asthma attacks "feel the need to cover all their bases by also prescribing antibiotics," he suggested.
Sometimes parents may ask doctors to give their child antibiotics, but it doesn't seem to be a big factor, Paul noted. "It probably exists to some degree in clinical practice, but I don't think it happens all that frequently -- certainly not in one in every six visits for asthma," he said.
"The one encouraging finding was, when asthma education was delivered as part of the visit, antibiotics were less likely to be prescribed," he added. When asthma education was not part of the visit, 19 percent of the time antibiotics were prescribed, compared with 11 percent when asthma education was given.
"This suggests that we can educate families and patients and explain the causes of asthma and, hopefully, reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing," Paul said.
The dangers of overprescribing antibiotics are that it promotes the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and there are side effects for the drugs themselves, Paul pointed out.
The report was published in the May 23 online edition of Pediatrics.
For the study, Paul's team used data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Surveys and National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey to see the rate of antibiotics prescribed for children between 1998 and 2007.
Over that time, there were some 60.4 million medical care visits for children with asthma for which no prescription for antibiotics was warranted. However, antibiotics were prescribed 16 percent of the time, the researchers found.
Primary care doctors were most likely to prescribe antibiotics, while emergency department doctors were least likely to prescribe them, Paul said.
Other factors that were linked with increased antibiotic prescribing included use of inhaled corticosteroids and being treated in the winter, the researchers noted.
However, when visits to primary care doctors included asthma education, the rate of antibiotic prescribing went down, Paul stated.
In a second study in the same journal, Belgian investigators led by Dr. Kris De Boeck, from the department of pediatric pulmonology and infectious diseases at the University Hospital of Leuven, found similar overprescribing of antibiotics to asthmatic children.
These researchers found children treated with asthma medications were 1.9 times more likely to also get a prescription for antibiotics, compared with children not treated with asthma drugs.
In fact, 35.6 percent of children who were prescribed asthma drugs were also prescribed antibiotics, the researchers found.
"This finding highlights the need for educational opportunities to inform clinicians that such co-prescription should be limited," the authors concluded.
Commenting on both studies, Dr. Paul Krogstad, a professor of pediatric infectious diseases at the University of California, Los Angeles, and co-author of an accompanying journal editorial, said that "these articles indicate that asthma medications and antibiotics were very commonly prescribed in tandem both here and in Belgium, which conflicts with domestic and international recommendations that point out that antibiotics have no routine use in the care of asthmatics."
Antibiotic overuse confuses patients and family, Krogstad said. "They don't understand the true nature of asthma as an inflammatory, not an infectious disorder," he explained.
In addition, overprescribing antibiotics entails personal and societal risks, Krogstad said.
"Personal risks include allergic reactions, side effects, drug interactions and expense. Societal costs include medication-related costs and selection for drug-resistant bacteria. Antibiotic overuse is being reduced, but this remains an area where improvement is sorely needed," he said.
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Really it was only a matter of time, but this was still surprisingly fast. What you see above is the iOS 5.1 version of Google Maps running—albeit a little jankily—in iOS 6. The porting was done by one Ryan Petrich, who says the port is working pretty well, but isn't quite ready for release to the public yet. Yet.
As with all good things, the iOS 6 version of Google Maps will require a jailbreak, but it's not like someone hasn't already managed to jailbreak the iPhone 5, so that's not too big of a deal. Keep your eyes open for the return of Google Maps on a Cydia app store near you. [Ryan Petrich, The Next Web]


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Fred Grohsmeyer (1971-1975)
Fred Grohsmeyer was the director of the Eastern Indiana Center of Earlham College from 1969-1975.
Grohsmeyer was a professor of psychology at Earlham College for 20 years. Before joining the faculty there, he worked for the Institute for Executive Growth and served as a psychological consultant to industries.
A native of Canton, Ohio, Grohsmeyer attended Kent State University before joining the U.S. Air Force during World War II. While a cadet, he attended Hamilton College in New York for courses in meteorology. Grohsmeyer went on to attend DePauw University and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. He received his master's degree in psychology from Northwestern University and his Ph.D. from Purdue.
In addition to serving Earlham College as a professor, Grohsmeyer was the dean of General Studies before he became the director of the Eastern Indiana Center of Earlham College.
Grohsmeyer, along with Earlham College President Landrum Bolling and community leader Brice Hayes, proposed to the Indiana University Board of Trustees the idea of a regional campus in Richmond. By October 1970, Indiana University took administrative control and started development of the new campus. Grohsmeyer was director when the IU Board of Trustees established IU East as one of seven regional campuses on July 1, 1971.
Alexander Schilt (1976-1980)
Alexander F. Schilt was appointed dean of IU East by the IU Board of Trustees in March 1976. Schilt, then a resident of New Albany, Ind., had served as dean of Student Services at IU Southeast since 1970.
The change from director to Dean of the Campus was to more truly reflect the academic and administrative aspects of the responsibilities of the chief officer of IU East. A reorganization of the administration provided a renewed title of chancellor for Schilt, the first for IU East.
A native of Cheyenne, Wyo., Schilt received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Wyoming and his Master of Arts in Psychology and Ph.D. in Psychology from Arizona State University. Prior to being named dean of Student Services at IU Southeast, he held a number of positions at Arizona State University including assistant director of financial aid; director of residence and assistant dean of students, and head resident.
While at IU East, Schilt continued teaching and carried the title of professor of education in addition to chancellor.
During Schilt's tenure as chancellor, full-time faculty grew by 30 percent, enrollment increased, he saw the university through accreditation with the North Central Association, and reorganized the administration.
Schilt served on several boards while in Richmond including the Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Richmond Rotary Club, Leadership Wayne County and the Whitewater Valley Opera Company. Schilt is currently a professor in the College of Education at the University of Houston.
Glenn Goerke (1981-1986)
Glenn Goerke was IU East's second chancellor from 1981-1986.
Goerke was born and raised in Lincoln Park, Michigan. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Education and Master of Arts in Administration at Eastern Michigan University. Goerke received his Ph.D. in Adult and Higher Education from Michigan State University.
Before his appointment as chancellor, Goerke was the dean of the Division of University Extension at the University of Rhode Island. He was a finalist in 1978 for position of dean of the School of Continuing Studies at Indiana University.
Goerke also was elected as a member of the Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce in 1982, serving as its president in 1985. He was also a member of the Reid Memorial Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, First National Bank Board of Directors, and he served on an advisory panel for the Indiana Arts Commission.
Prior to 1978, Goerke was vice president for community affairs of Florida International University in Miami, Fla., where he also held positions as the associate vice president for academic affairs, dean of faculties and dean of university services and continuing education.
While IU East's chancellor, Goerke explored the possibility of baccalaureate degrees and received approval from the IU Board of Trustees for baccalaureate admission in1983. The first degree programs designed for the IU East campus were business, behavioral sciences and nursing. In 1986, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education approved four-year programs at IU East.
Charlie Nelms (1987-1994)
Charlie Nelms served IU East as its third chancellor from 1987-1994.
He was born in Crawfordsville, Ark. Nelms would receive his Bachelor of Science in Agronomy and Chemistry from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. Later, he attended Indiana University where he received his Master of Science in College Student Personnel and Higher Education Administration and his Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration. He was a Ford Fellow at Columbia University; he received a Lilly Endowment Intern in Higher Education Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award Rockefeller Student Leadership Award; and he was a recipient of an IU Dons Outstanding Citizen Award.
Prior to being IU East's chancellor, Nelms was the vice president for Student Services at Sinclair Community College in Dayton. He was also the associate dean for Academic Affairs at IU Northwest; ombudsman for Student Affairs at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff; associate dean for Student Development at Earlham College; and he was lecturer and counselor at Lehman College at the City University of New York.
While chancellor, Nelms served the community as a board member for the Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce, Reid Memorial Hospital, Indiana Youth Institute, Wayne County Opportunities Industrialization Center, Leadership Wayne County, Whitewater Community Television (WCTV), Richmond YMCA Endowment Fund, and the Bank One Community Advisory Committee.
During his time at IU East, Nelms was also a professor of education. As chancellor, he saw an increase in enrollment and full-time faculty on staff. IU East's scholarship endowment, budget, and funding grew as well as the campus. Construction of Hayes Hall was completed providing the campus with the library, nursing labs and classroom space. He also saw the establishment of several new programs including Tutorial Services, Moving On, and the IU East Alumni Association. Nelms is now the chancellor at North Carolina Central University.
David Fulton (1995-2007)
David Fulton was IU East's fourth chancellor from 1995-2007.
Fulton came to Richmond in 1971 as an instructor in history and political science before he was promoted to assistant professor of history and political science. During his tenure as assistant professor, Fulton took on administrative duties as assistant to Chancellor Alex Shilt for Campus Planning and Academic Development. He was later named director of Planning and Budget by then Chancellor Glenn Goerke. In 1988, he was named vice chancellor for Administrative Affairs and also served as acting chancellor in 1986-1987 and again in 1994-1995, prior to being named chancellor.
Fulton first joined Indiana University in 1966 when he began work toward a Ph.D. in East European History in Bloomington. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History degree from Allegheny College in Pennsylvania. Immediately after, he traveled overseas to study political science at the University of Manchester in England. As a specialist in Balkan history, Fulton spent considerable time in Yugoslavia in the 1960s and held a Fulbright Fellowship in Zagreb, Yugoslavia in 1969-1970.
Fulton was known for his efforts in weaving the university into the communities it serves by building community partnerships. During his time as chancellor, Fulton managed the construction of Springwood Hall in Richmond, the Danielson Learning Center in New Castle and the Connersville Center.
While chancellor, Fulton served the community as past president of the Starr-Gennett Foundation; Planning Group CEO Roundtable of the Richmond Wayne County Chamber of Commerce; Indiana University Foundation Development Committee; Boards of Historic Landmarks of Indiana; Greater Richmond Progress Committee, Chair of Task Force dealing with city master plan, performing arts center, and neighborhood development: 1997 Campaign Chair of United Way; United Way of Indiana Board member, serving as treasurer in 1987 and vice president in 1988; served as president of the United Way of Wayne County, Community Services Council, Social Services Planning Board; and board member Reid Hospital and Health Care Services from 2001-2004.
Fulton was the recipient of numerous awards for community work and is a frequent speaker on current East European affairs as well as community and campus activities to local organizations.
Fulton remains active in the Richmond community as a member of the Board of Directors of Wayne Bank and Trust; Leadership Group Facilitator for the American Council on Education Fellows Program; Chair of the Steering Committee of the Countrywide Partnership for Youth, Wayne County; Member of the Mayor's Council on Economic Vitality and Chair of the Certified Technology Park Committee; and as the Treasurer of the Starr-Gennett Foundation Board.
Nasser Paydar (2007 - Present)
Nasser H. Paydar was appointed IU East's fifth in January 2009. He was the university's interim chancellor from June 2007-December 2008.
Before coming to IU East, Paydar served as vice chancellor and dean of Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus for three and a half years, where he was credited with overseeing significant growth in enrollment, faculty and programs.
Paydar began his service at Indiana University in 1985 when he joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering at IUPUI as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering. From 1989 to 2003, he served as chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI, associate dean for graduate programs, associate dean for academic programs, and executive associate dean. In spring 2004, Paydar was named vice chancellor and dean for Indiana University - Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC).
Paydar holds bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering from Syracuse University. He has authored over 60 scientific publications in solid mechanics and computational methods based on finite element analysis with applications in electronic packaging and biomechanics.
Paydar has been principal and coprincipal investigator of research grants from National Institutes of Health, Cummins Electronics, Carrier Electronics, Delco Electronics Corporations, Rockwell International, DePuy Inc., and U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center.
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A hierarchy neverthelessA Classless Society: Britain in the 1990s, by Alwyn W Turner, Aurum Press, 2013
Despite attempts by the centre-left to rebrand British values towards those held by what would eventually be described as the metropolitan elite, part of Britain yearned for old certainties, while a number of men relished the clear-cut masculinity displayed in nostalgia for the Second World War, and novels about the SAS (one wonders if that was true for some women, too).
An archaeology book to change your lifeTime's Anvil: England, Archaeology and the Imagination, by Richard Morris (Phoenix, 2013)
It takes courage to ask different questions, or accept that evidence may lead us into new paths and new ways of thinking. Time's Anvil is a book that offers important insights into the processes that have shaped the history of England, and the processes that shape our own approach to the past.
The power of the playfulThe EY Exhibition: Paul Klee - Making Visible, Tate Modern, London
As the varied and sometimes disturbing contents of this selection hints, there was more to Klee's work than met the eye. He didn't simply want to be some kind of amusing illustrator. Rather, he envisaged his work to be a reflection of transcendence and we can see him almost striving to get beyond the outward and visible to the inward —the essence of existence — in his 'Static-Dynamic Gradation' (1923) and 'Steps' (1929).
Something far less cautious than justiceUnapologetic: Why , despite everything, Christianity can still make surprising emotional sense, by Francis Spufford (Faber & Faber, 2012)
Unapologetic contains a fascinating précis of the story of that Hamlet-like figure Christ, and perhaps a less interesting apologia concerning the conservative politics of the Christian church, but it is Spufford's examination of mercy that is key, since it opens up the philosophical area relating to truth, human values, and our sense of the infinite.
How Deeply the Fish Knife Cuts: Coloniality and its DiscontentsA response to 'Decolonial Aesthesis: From Singapore, To Cambridge, To Duke University' by Walter Mignolo
We are not merely products of the sum of the societal forces which mould us; we have the ability to make out for ourselves the circumstances that surround us. We are will, and that is why we are more than them all.
Mixed visual messagesFacing the Modern: The Portrait in Vienna 1900, National Gallery, London
Perhaps the only lesson we can draw from the differing ideals summoned-up in these portraits - and the conflict which would destroy or change those ideals - is that neither presumption nor despair have a place in historical expectation. Human beings - either singly or socially - cannot exist without beliefs, and hopes for their fulfilment, but as to their outcomes; at the risk of suggesting a cliché, they must expect only the unexpected. But then, it is the best clichés that are true - usually.
Artists and gold-diggersSarah Lucas: SITUATIONS, Whitechapel Gallery, London
Looking at what's on offer here, it's easy to side with those who felt that, at the Momart fire - when, in 2004, a number of famous YBA works were destroyed by a conflagration whilst in storage - those artists got what they deserved for producing meretricious, attention-seeking work with which they could fool the public and make a lot of money whilst doing so. But the option of a simplistic put-down - attractive though it may be - is to be resisted in favour of a deeper analysis
Play ballHow sport brings people together and transcends competition itself
All fans of a sport are able to appreciate incredible athletic feats or truly classy displays of sportsmanship. Simply put, sports have a way of bringing people together. In a day in age when settling cultural differences is of utmost importance, turning more towards sports is a reasonably viable way to bring the world closer together.
Not everyone gets to the dance floorClub to Catwalk; London Fashion in the1980s, V&A, London
1980s New Romantic clubbing was notoriously hierarchical: 'would you let yourself in, dear?' was the question every clubber feared as he or she awaited admittance, at the whim of a mirror-wielding club host, to their chosen place of pleasure.
Flamboyance and hard workBlitz As Seen in BLITZ: Fashioning '80s Style, by lain R Webb, (ACC Editions, 2013)
One thing, probably not intended by Webb, stands out from examining what's on offer: the way in which fashion had, by the eighties, succumbed to what some might see as Modernism's two defining principles; 'sod the public', and 'will this go down well with my peers?'.
The ghost of a L'Oreal advertCoriolanus, Donmar Theatre, London
Scenes that should feel dangerous come across as funny or even harmless. This isn't to take away from Hiddleston. He is a hugely talented actor, who can imprison the audience with just one confessional glace. But I never felt him roar. This is largely down to the still atmosphere that 'engulfs' Coriolanus.
The splendid and fearful isolation of youthLet the right one in, Royal Court Theatre, London
Eli (Rebecca Benson, in a mature and beautifully balanced performance), the vampire girl who is central to our blood-red romance, hovers between reality and fantasy. She looks fairly normal but sounds weirdly airy. It is as if her voice has no heat in it. She has an elastic way of moving – shimmering up and scaling climbing frames and trees - that gives her a feral and magical quality.
A king who holds his sceptre like a dollRichard II, Barbican, London
There is a modest beauty to this classy production that forces us to take Richard seriously. This allows Tennant to push his interpretation as far as it will go and make his Richard as silly and petty and small as he dares.
Get married!Once upon a Christmas, Covent Garden, London
If I'm being generous, I could say it's charming that these shops agreed to take part. But it is also rather odd to be paraded around shops throughout the production, just at the height of the Christmas shopping season. Commercialism and theatricality nestle side by side in an uncomfortable fashion.
The head boy is vanquished
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2010 Football single-game tickets are on sale Tuesday to the general public (excluding USC). Tickets start at just $19. The 2010 home schedule features five opponents who participated in bowl games last season (Stanford, Houston, Arizona, Oregon State and USC).
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Indeed, HNN moved to haskell.org and is growing.
Firstly, the code is no longer evolving at github. There are at least 2 other persons working on HNN for the moment (Thomas Bereknyei and Jorden Mauro — thank you guys for joining the project) thus we decided it was high time having a bit more than a little github place. So we now have a darcs repository, a mailing list and a trac wiki / bug report system.
As said on the trac home page, we are rewriting HNN from scratch to make it more generic and efficient. We will of course still make the API as simple as possible, fitting one of the most important goals of the original version of HNN.
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that was fast and unexpected!
holy cow, usually the reissues last for a while
Whiplash sold out within the first 3 minutes!
How the heck did that happen?? Is this yet another screw up or did they only have like less than a dozen figures for sale?
Very annoying, it sold out before I managed to check out.
What? They mustve not had many left over for this "re-release". Or did that many people really miss out on Whiplash?
Oops, I made a similar thread almost simultaneously to this one.
Something doesn't feel right - How can it sell out within the first 3 minutes? Is this another screw up?
Thats a real joke. Had him in the cart, after captcha it said out of stock ... ***?
this figure is cursed the first issue got lost on the way to Germany; i wanted to get him last month, but he was postponed; and now he's sold out!
or will they get a second shipment?
PS: maybe upper management bought all the remaining figures so that they can destroy the 200X head!
That is weird. They probably only had the reserve supply from the first go-around left to sell.
It's awesome the WSOD has been vanquished though.
i wonder if its possible that the re-release figures they sold was a batch from the first run that had "original" on it by mistake?
So how long did he last? 10 minutes at most, if even that?
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I can't believe it when I went to buy him at 5.07 and he was already sold out!
I am gutted, the only figure I wanted this month.
That could not have been a full reissue shipment?
I hope he goes back on sale at some point :-(
When I got in he was still listed available on the bundle page but it would not add him to my cart. I went to the Whiplash page and it said he was available but still it didn't add him to my cart. I went back to the bundle page and he was sold out.
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Like OMG. Folks must be in a panic because Re-issues won't be happening as often in 2012...lol
What?!?!?! How many did they make? Five?
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I think these were leftovers rather than a true re-issue, but I'm betting there is a glitch someplace.
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I got one i was able to purchese things 2 minutes before the sale very lucky to even get a Whiplash. Sorry to hear you guys couldn't get one. But for me it wasnt on the main sale page had to go directly to his own page to get one!
Maybe part of it that people do like the extra head option now after having it in hand, but were not buying the extra figure in the first release to display the extra head?
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Was he really a re-issue or just left over stock?
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The impact of climate change as a driver of human migration is expected by many to dwarf all others. Still, certain frequently repeated forecasts of the number of people who stand to be displaced by climate change are not informed by a complete understanding of migration dynamics. Displacement is almost always the result of a complex mix of factors: a combination of exposure to natural hazards, poverty-related vulnerability, and resilience (through adaptation) determine which regions and societies are most like to suffer negative effects of climate change.
Beyond these "push" factors, family and community networks, historical ties, proximity, and ease of access all help determine where people go if they move. The most significant mechanisms of displacement are sea-level rise, higher temperatures, disruption of water cycles, and increasing severity of storms.
International cooperation is essential for a successful response to climate change on three levels. Short-term responses to sudden-onset disasters come in forms of humanitarian assistance; in the medium term, global efforts should focus on building resilience through adaptation; and the long-term response should be the purposeful mitigation of global warming in an attempt to bend back the curve of climate change.
Progress thus far on the mid- and long-range tasks has been very slow. However, it is vital to remember that measures to preserve or restore rural livelihoods and the natural amenities that support large urban areas can also reduce vulnerability and promote resilience and adaptation in the face of climate change.
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Hope College Theatre presents the second week of the production "Oh, the Humanity and Other Good Intentions" from Wednesday-Saturday, Oct. 9-12, at 8 p.m. in the DeWitt Center studio theatre.
Will Eno's "Oh, the Humanity" is a series of short vignettes that help to shed light on the complexity of the human experience through the various perspectives of different individuals. The characters are everyday people dealing with the sorts of situations, challenges and conflicts that occur in anyone's life. "Oh, the Humanity" is poignant, sometimes humorous, and leaves the members of the audience with room to come to their own conclusions about what it means to be human.
"'Oh, the Humanity and Other Good Intentions' is a great opportunity to experience live theatre," said Michelle Bombe, director of theatre at Hope. "Will Eno, the playwright, is delving into some of the basic questions that we face as humans that walk this earth. We hope to see many new faces at the theatre with this contemporary play about everyday situations."
The production team includes faculty members John Tammi, director; Michelle Bombe, costume design mentor; Richard Smith, props and scenic designer; and Perry Landes, lighting and sound designer. Staff members include Paul Anderson, technical director; and Darlene Veenstra, costume shop manager.
The students involved in the production team are: assistant stage manager, sophomore Amanda Scott of McMillan; stage manager, junior Emily Svendson of Crystal Lake, Ill.; and costume designer, junior Mary Elizabeth Winther of Canton.
The cast includes sophomore Mollie Murk of Crystal Lake, Ill.; sophomore Nicholas Richardson of Ann Arbor; sophomore Theo Zucker of Lake Orion; junior Austen Boer of Holland; junior John Haga of Rochester Hills; junior Taylor Ann Krahn of Mishawaka, Ind.; junior Alexander Sloan of Ann Arbor; and junior Jori Sportel of Kalamazoo.
Tickets for "Oh, the Humanity and Other Good Intentions" are $10 for regular admission, $7 for senior citizens and Hope College faculty and staff, $5 for children 18 and under and Hope students, and are available at the ticket offices in the main lobby of the DeVos Fieldhouse (222 Fairbanks Ave.) and the Events and Conferences Office located downtown in the Anderson-Werkman Financial Center (100 E. Eighth St.). Both offices are open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are also available online at https://tickets.hope.edu/ticketing/ or by calling (616) 395-7890.
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Fran Forman '67 arrived at Brandeis in 1963 to what she remembers as a very politically charged campus that mirrored the larger activist culture. Although she had made art all through high school, she was convinced that being an artist was self-centered, that it wasn't a way to change the world or make a political impact – values that Brandeis emphasized. She majored in sociology and took anthropology, American Studies and art classes with Benson Saler, Gordon Fellman, Louis Coser, Larry Fuchs, and Arthur Polonsky.
After graduation, Forman worked for a year at the Heller School with professor David Gil on a long-term study of child abuse, where she processed police reports and turned them into card sorters for the earliest computers. Not long after that, she earned a degree in social work from Simmons College and went on to work as a social worker at Cambridge Hospital's drug abuse center.
All the while, she continued to make drawings. When she realized that she was more interested in the design of her office space than in the treatment of her clients, she began to question her career choice. Forman was being encouraged to pursue advanced education in substance abuse treatment and was offered a prestigious fellowship in the field, but she decided to turn it down and change the direction of her life.
Her first step was to sign up for adult education classes in sculpture, painting, jewelry-making and drawing. She also embarked on a trip around the world, which took her through Germany, France, Italy, and Greece and landed her on a kibbutz in Israel for nine months. There, Forman met an American who was a graphic designer.
She had never before heard those words strung together. His description of the field of graphic design convinced her that this was the work she wanted to do, so she abandoned her travel plans, returned to the United States and took classes in design. Always able to land on her feet, Forman took a job in MIT's Visual Studies Department, where in exchange for cleaning the lab she was allowed to use the darkroom and other facilities at no charge.
Soon, she developed a portfolio of work that enabled her to apply to Boston University's graphic design program, where she earned her MFA in 1977. Forman says that studying graphic design proved to her "that art is an effective method of communication, especially social and political messages," so she didn't have to give up art-making in order to pursue her passion for social justice.
Forman went on to work for Ben Thompson & Associates, prestigious architects who designed Faneuil Hall Marketplace and other urban marketplaces. She designed signage and branding for Faneuil Hall, an opportunity she loved. Gradually, she became an accomplished graphic designer and a mother, raising two daughters and working on a range of freelance projects. In the early 90s, she was approached by Brandeis's alumnae office to produce some banners for the university, a project she has continued ever since.
In 1992, Forman was introduced to Adobe Photoshop, then a brand new tool for photographic manipulation. She was hooked immediately. Her freelance projects shifted to interactive and multimedia work; she designed interactive displays, electronic children's books and a CD/ROM about Jack Kerouac. She became art director for the website Africana.com, a project of AOL Time Warner. It was only a matter of time before Photoshop became a main vehicle for her own art work.
In 2005, Forman attended a lecture at Brandeis' Women's Studies Research Center (WSRC). Impressed with the aesthetics, the activism and the welcoming feel of the place, she applied to become a scholar there. She proposed working on photocollage projects, work she continues as a Resident Scholar to this day.
Forman's current work celebrates the complex connections among humans, animals and the natural world. Last year, with a grant from the women's center, Forman taught digital collage in the Fine Arts Department at Brandeis. She also teaches at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and offers workshops and private lessons around the country.
Forman's work is exhibited widely and is represented by galleries in Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, and China, where she was recently selected as one of 30 American artists to be included in a traveling exhibition throughout the country. Her work is also in the collections of several major art museums.
Forman says that she is "delighted that photographic composites—once prevalent in the 19th century and later in the 1920s and 30s—are again recognized within the world of fine art photography" and are being exhibited in prominent galleries and institutions, including the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
Another WSRC scholar, Nancer Ballard, helped Forman craft a written proposal to the Smithsonian, which she submitted along with ten images that explore flights of fancy. The Smithsonian recently selected six of the 10 prints for inclusion in their permanent collection.
Forman's professional career has dovetailed with Brandeis in many ways, and she credits the university with giving her opportunities to showcase her art and to work with students, which she says she finds quite rewarding.
Never content to stay still, Forman is now learning the medium of encaustic, which involves sculpting heated beeswax to which colored pigments have been added. It's bound to add a new dimension to her already other-worldly work.
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Presently, only the data collected at the UFI's Onondaga Lake South Deep buoy is available during the April-November interval. This system first deployed in 2000 has provided over 14 years of NRT water quality and meterological data.
United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) provided funds to purchase the system and sensors under grants: R827966, X-982574, and X-83232501. Additional funding for related projects from:
Since 2009, this program has been partially supported by Honeywell Corporation.
Upstate Freshwater Institute (UFI) is a not-for-profit [501 (C) (3)] research corporation (established in 1981) dedicated to the improvement of water quality and the advancement of freshwater research. We are a NELAC/NELAP accredited laboratory (NY Laboratory ID No. 11462, EPA Laboratory Code NY01276) since 1994.
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The EvoTrek was a pilot project that the YAB conceived of and executed, along with NMNH Education and Outreach staff, in just one month. What made this event unique is that it took learning outside of the box by engaging teens to learn about evolution through interactive challenges, tricky puzzles, and exciting photo ops. Participating local teens formed teams with their friends and competed for prizes, such as an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of any Smithsonian museum. The event culminated with an all-team competition to create supercreature species that they felt could survive better than others. In a silent auction, each team bid on adaptive traits suited for survival in a dry, arid climate to build their supercreatures and convince judges that theirs was the best adapted. The event was a hit, with all of the participating teens saying they would love to participate in future events like this.
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With their last meeting in September, the YAB's departure on a consistent basis from NMNH is already being felt, but their work will be present in the museum for a very long time. The feedback they provided the past few months has been extremely helpful in shaping future teen experiences at NMNH.


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