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Getting Things Done (GTD) Search Engine – www.gtdsearch.com
Hello All,
I have been working on a customized Google Search Engine that only indexes sites related to Getting Things Done and also other sites that add value in the personal development and motivation areas.
Please check this out and let me know what you think. It is work in progress so please be nice . I am adding sites to the index right now and I will be opening a public submission page for you to submit your GTD or productivity site and I will strictly police this to ensure that we can all use it as a tool to make it easier to find some GTD information when we need it.
You can access the page by clicking on the GTD Search page button in the header graphics on this site or by going directly to www.gtdsearch.com.
The AJAX API looks cool and that is my next task as long as this is well received.
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said on February 21st, 2007 at 5:42 pm
Great work! Thanks for setting this up (and thanks for including my site).
said on February 21st, 2007 at 9:40 pm
Great idea! I have incorporated a Google Custom GTD Search Engine on the Ultimate Getting Things Done Index as well.
It specifically searches GTD blogs, GTD sites and other GTD resources featured on the GTD Index. Results are displayed on the GTD Index site itself.
said on February 21st, 2007 at 10:19 pm
WOW! This is very nice tool to quick searches for all things GTD!
If possible, could you provide a list of the sites that are searched and a way to submit new sites to add to the database.
Again, great job!!
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Looks great! And to echo Jay's sentiment, thanks for including the cranking widgets blogReply
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Very cool idea. I've added a new post on my blog, dedicated to this:
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please add us to your index. thanks!
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What features do the e-Ink Kindles still need?
August 14, 2014 | 10:25 am
By Joanna Cabot
There is a new Kindle Paperwhite update making the rounds! It adds some features which have been present in the iOS app for awhile, including the 'sync to most recent open page' option and some PDF features.
I really like some of the 'extras' eBooks allow me to take advantage of. I love the on-board dictionary, the Wikipedia and Google Translate options, the notes and annotation features (I never used to highlight paper books; I often do with eBooks) and, few bugs notwithstanding, the vocabulary builder. So, what's left? What features could Amazon still add here?
1) Academic Citation Features. I wonder how hard it would be to implement a paper-edition correspondence for academic citation purposes. The way I envision it working would be that you'd highlight something, as you do now, and select an 'academic citation' option from the same 'more…' menu that hides the Wikipedia and Google Translate stuff. If you choose the citation option, it will give you the citation, including paper edition page number, for the Kindle location you've selected.
2) Series Organizers. I'd like to see a feature, set up in a similar way to the Vocabulary Builder as its own little mini-app, where you can keep track of series books you own. It should have a little browser where you can select from series titles which are loaded onto your device, and when you choose to open one, there should be a list of all titles in the series, with the ones you own highlighted and the ones you don't own greyed out. You should be able to sort by publication order or reading order (if that's different from the publication order) and be able to look up at a glance which books feature key characters or events.
3) A Visual Browser for the Store. I'd love to see them try to set up an interface for the Kindle store which mimics the retail store experience, since many people seem to think they are missing out on that. It would be like the way computers use the 'desktop' analogy: you open up the store app, and there are virtual table displays you can click on to see more; and a big 'Stacks' you can click on to search the vast back catalogue…
What else do you think the e-Ink Kindle can still afford to add as a bonus feature? What would you like to see your eInk reader do to push the envelope further?
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More than any of that I would love to see them spend the few dollars it would take to add text-to-speech and an earphone jack, no need for a speaker, but a dumb Kindle is a dumb idea.
The store-list & wish-list interface is rather simple minded. A bit more info on each book, (like the price and publication date) would be good.
I really like number 2 on your list but would like to extend it to allow me to purchase books in the series directly from the series listing. It should also have a "Want" "Don't Want" toggle so I can actually use it to plan my collection.
They need to:
– Allow other margin settings than wide, extremely wide and ridiculously wide
– let the user set any arbitrary font size and not just a small number of fixed sizes
– let the user set justification – full or left
– support hyphenation
– let the user set line spacing other than three arbitrary values
– let the user switch the light off completely
– give us nested directories for storing books, or at least nested collections that can be organized from PC and not just clumsy Kindle interface
– let the user configure screensavers, add dictionaries, redefine user interface, add small programs (that means release Software Development Kit)
Only when they give us the most basic stuff they should spend time in features like academic citations, xray, social network integration.
From typographical point of view the text presentation on a typical Kindle is atrocious.
MY e-ink reader does push the boundaries. It provides all I have listed above and more, like multitasking. I do not have a Kindle but PocketBook.
And I have my eyes set on an e-ink reader with Android, so I can install ANY reading app I wish.
I'd like to see Amazon re-include a feature my Kindle 3 has, the ability to read text to speech. That's great for those commuting on bouncy trains or taking a walk. I used it a couple of years back when a sickness left me flat on my back, feeling too bad to get up and do anything. It'd also be great for those with vision impairments.
Adding it back into the epaper reader line would also remove one reason why I'm not interested in upgrading to a Paperwhite. I can always turn on a light to read. I can't add text-to-speech when it doesn't exist.
Sadly, Amazon missed a host of opportunities when it comes to its epaper readers. When I got a Kindle 1, I immediately thought of all the things that it could be doing, particularly with that cellular data link.
One, for instance, would be a notepad shared between those who have the same Amazon account. One spouse could tell the other what needs to be picked up on the way home, with that shared notebook synching in the cloud.
Another would be a short messaging system that'd only work between those who have Amazon hardware and accounts, either cellular or WiFi. Friends who share common reading interests could keep in touch. It'd be email without the bother of lugging gear along.
Alas, if you want those sorts of features, you'll need to get a smartphone or tablet. That's why I suspect epaper readers will die a slow death. When an epaper reader dies, most will decide to put the money they might have invested in a replacement into a tablet instead.
I cannot go back to read on my iPad after I bought and started to use my Kindle to read as e-ink is much comfortable for my eyes. For features that I like, I would like to set the time before the Kindle starts to sleep (I think it is 10 minutes now). This is not enough for me as I like to read short stories during TV ads break. I cannot use a Kindle to do this as it will go to sleep when I am watching the TV programme and I have to wake it again in the next TV ads break.
I would love to see a paperwhite kindle that could sync to the audible app on your phone via bluetooth or wifi, so you could do immersive reading with the kindle while listening on the phone. I don't think people realize what an enormous value Amazon adds by synchronizing audio and digital books for this purpose. The publishers aren't doing this, and they ought to be grateful, because it encourages double purchases.
I would like a new DX sized eink screen; maybe, I'm alone here. I also second the idea of narrower margins and the ability to set justifications.
Typography. Typography. Typography.
All else is irrelevant in comparison. I really wish that Amazon would just pay for those premium fonts already. Palatino is a poor man's Georgia font. Just saying.
@Juli There's a difference between Whispersync and "immersive reading". On tablets one listen to the Audible while following along in the text because it highlights the phrase that it is reading. Immersion reading is good for quite a lot of people.
EPub 3 support or even true ePub 2 support. I also hate the flash when you turn a page on e ink devices.
A much bigger selection of font sizes. There is way too much of a jump between the third from largest to the next size up. They have much better font selection in the iPad Kindle app.
it needs much, much better pdf support. journal articles and all sorts of stuff I need to read is only in pdf…nearly all of it's basically unreadable on my kindle 2 (but half decent on my old DX due to size and pdf handling on that device, but that screen, ugh; gray text, gray background, slow, heavy). I understand the marketing fear that "documents they didn't control/didn't make much money off" might get on their precious hardware, but the pdfs I need are non commercial and never will be part of their ecosystem. LaTEX generated pdfs by academics, etc. Insofar as the platform simply doesn't support a key need well it fails to become my "go to" device to the extent it easily could. Bad pdf support means I have to carry other devices just for reading (let alone other uses), and that's a huge failure imho.
I believe the Kindle only offers Bing translate, not Google translate, which is a pity. You might want to correct this.


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Second Day of Bomb Attacks Across Iraq – 22 Killed
A wave of deadly bomb attacks across Iraq have continued for a second day, with at least 22 dead in attacks on Thursday. More than 30 people are estimated to have died in yesterday's violence.
The most bloody of Thursday's attacks saw two car bombs explode close to the town of Dukail. The bombs targeted the path of Shi'ite pilgrims walking to the al-Askari shrine in Samarra. According to the head of the Salahuddin provincial health directorate 11 people died and a further 60 were wounded in the two blasts.
Just a few hours earlier a car bomber had hit a bus full of foreign pilgrims close to the Shi'ite holy city of Karbala, killing four people and wounding 12.
Another car bomb targeted a bus stop in Qassi, a town located 78 miles (125km) south of Baghdad, killing another five Shi'ite pilgrims on their was to Karbala and leaving another 20 injured.
The targeting of Shi'ite pilgrims and holy sites by Sunni insurgents, including al Qaeda in Iraq, is an attempt to drag the country back into the widespread sectarian violence which followed the US led invasion to topple Saddam Hussein. But Shi'ite pilgrims were no the only targets of today's violence – in northeast Baghdad a roadside bomb killed 2 and wounded two others. This attack had apparently been targeting an army patrol, however it missed its target and struck a civilian vehicle.


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13 Charming Quotes from Sir Patrick Stewart
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Whether you know him from Star Trek, X-Men, or his many theater performances, it's hard not to love Sir Patrick Stewart. The oft-honored septuagenarian has proven to be an incredible presence on stage or screen. Let's take a look at some of the beloved Brit's most quotable insights.
1. On Shakespeare
"Having spent so much of my life with Shakespeare's world, passions and ideas in my head and in my mouth, he feels like a friend—someone who just went out of the room to get another bottle of wine."
From an interview with The Telegraph.
2. On becoming active on Twitter
"It has really taken us [Stewart and his wife, Sunny Ozell] by surprise to what extent people have enjoyed it. I get a great deal of satisfaction from using it for societal issues and concerns that I am involved with, but there's also been this element of playfulness, which has opened up a new avenue of communication, which I am enjoying very much indeed."
From an interview with Time Out New York.
3. On politics
"I've always believed that it is not possible to be in the world and not be political."
From an interview with New York Magazine's Vulture blog.
4. On what he finds attractive
"Talent has always been the sexiest thing to me. I have missed out on innumerable, shall I call them, 'romantic opportunities' because the other person involved wasn't very good at what they did."
From an interview with New York Magazine's Vulture blog.
5. On the Star Trek franchise
"The thing about Star Trek is that you're never dead, really. There's always a way of bringing somebody back to life. It would be fun. But I think we've all hung up our space suits for the last time."
From an interview with The Independent.
6. On the antics of modern politicians
"You use the word 'funny' about some of these politicians we've been looking at—there's Rand Paul and the guy in Toronto. Maybe they're not politicians, maybe they're actually comedians but they have bad scriptwriters. Think about it."
From an interview on The Daily Show.
7. On achieving fame
"I'd been given a voice that I didn't know was available to me, and it was to speak seriously and with a proper level of involvement on issues of inequality and unfairness."
From an interview with New York Magazine's Vulture blog.
8. On his work against domestic violence
'The people who could do most to improve the situation of so many women and children are in fact, men. It's in our hands to stop violence against women."
From a Q&A session at Comicpalooza, via NPR. Read about Patrick Stewart's personal experience with domestic violence in an article he wrote for The Guardian.
9. Advice for young actors
"If someone says 'Give me one word of advice,' I say 'be fearless.' And knowing without any shadow of a doubt that what they have to give—who they are—is totally unique and not shared by anybody else. And to believe in that uniqueness. It took me decades before I developed courage as an actor."
From an inteview with TheaterMania.com
10. On first developing a friendship with Sir Ian McKellen
"I think it was when I began to find out that this actor that I had admired from afar for so long had so many things in common with me—background, interests, passion about Shakespeare, passion about being on stage in front of live audiences."
From TimesTalks via YouTube.com
11. On playing Captain Jean-Luc Picard
"No, I don't miss playing him. I loved that character. I admired him—that was one of the nice things about being him."
From TimesTalks via YouTube.com.
12. On the moral message in his work
"Is it enough, [Waiting for Godot] asks, to have written King Lear and Hamlet, Twelfth Night and the sonnets? The answer is unequivocally clear: how you live is as important as what you do. That's how it has seemed to me all my life."
From an interview with The Telegraph.
13. On anticipating his legacy
"A couple of years ago, I was asked, 'How would you like to be remembered?' And my answer was 'That I was very funny.'"
From an interview with Esquire.


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New Muses is comprised of a seasonal company of theatre artists and tenured artistic associates joining together to produce intelligent, thought-provoking, and engaging theatre for a contemporary audience. The title of artistic associate is a tenured position offered to artists New Muses feels best exemplify the mission of the company and wishes to champion and promote in their exploration of the theatrical arts.
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Katelyn Hoffman - Company Member
Katelyn Hoffman is delighted to be a part of another New Muses production. Last summer, she played Jennie in The Shape of Things with New Muses. She was last seen in Moonlight and Magnolias at Tacoma Little Theatre. She has been in many shows over the years at different theatres in the Greater Tacoma Area including the Lakewood Playhouse, Tacoma Little Theatre, Dukesbay Theatre, and Theatre Arts Olympia.
Katherine Mahoney - Company Member
Katherine Mahoney has been on and off stage throughout the sound as an actor, stage manager, director, and playwright. Past credits include CB's Sister in Dog Sees God, Female Chorus in How I Learned to Drive, and various parts of The Vagina Monologues. She attended The American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is currently at Pacific Lutheran University.
Lauren Nance* - Artistic Associate
Lauren is an actor, singer, and dancer whose credits include Titanic, Nine, Sweeney Todd, All Shook Up, H.M.S. Pinafore, RENT, Company, The Spitfire Grill, Our Country's Good, Proof, A Dream Play, Cabaret, Twelfth Night, Into the Woods, and Oklahoma. Lauren is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University's BFA Acting and Directing program.
Niclas Olson* - Managing Artistic Director
Actor, playwright, director and founder of New Muses Theatre Company, Olson's work has been seen throughout the Puget Sound. Directing accomplishments include David Mamet's Oleanna, William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, Wallace Shawn's The Fever, Laura Cunningham's Flop Cop, his own Last Waltz on a Midnight Violin, Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit, The Emperor's New Clothes, and Anthem: A Musical Theatre Cabaret. Performance credits include roles in The Farnsworth Invention (NW Premiere), The Firebugs, Sweeney Todd, Hamlet, Children of Eden, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Who's Tommy, Blithe Spirit, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, Peter Pan: The Musical (NW Premiere), To Be Frank (world premiere), South Pacific, Gypsy, Grease, Last Waltz on a Midnight Violin (world premiere), The First Warning, Seeking: A New Musical (world premiere), Oliver!, Dirty Laundry (world premiere), A Dream Play, Actor!, Red Noise (world premiere), Trifles, and Boise, ID. Olson is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University's BFA Acting and Directing program. www.NiclasOlson.com
Kaylie Rainer - Company Member
Kaylie has a BA in Theatre from WWU and studied Commedia in Italy. Recent roles include Susan (The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe; OFT), Rooster (Bluebeard; Assemblage), and BAT's all-female Jesus Christ Superstar. She will return to SOTA, her alma mater, in January to teach Theatre Production and Actor's Studio. Kaylie thanks her family, Dylan, and Seinfeld re-runs for keeping her sane.
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The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the St. Louis Rams 27-13 yesterday in the Edward Jones Dome with the help of returning QB Matt Cassel. The Chiefs didn't decide who would play quarterback until the last few minutes before the game and Cassel did not disappoint. He looked rough early, sailing a check-down pass way beyond his target.Read on »
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New Hampshire's matchup against Hartford marks the 54th meeting all-time between the two squads. New Hampshire is looking to snap a 16-game drought against Hartford, the longest stretch without a win against any Wildcat opponent. The last New Hampshire victory against the Hawks came during the 2002-03 season when the Wildcats swept the series. In that season, the Wildcats earned a 56-53 road victory before grabbing a 60-50 home win. The Wildcats earned victories in seven of the first eight meetings with the Hawks.
Last time out the University of Hartford (5-11, 2-1 AE) fell to the University at Albany, 46-43, at Chase Arena on Jan. 8 ... Sophomore Ruthanne Doherty led the Hawks with her first double-double of the season, tallying 12 points and 12 rebounds ... She finished the game 50 percent (6-12) from the field ... Sophomore Daphne Elliott added 12 points on 4-of-8 shooting and 3-of-4 shooting from the free throw line ... The Hawks never held a lead in the game and only managed to tie the score once in the final minutes of the contest ... Hartford shot 31.5 percent (17-of-54), while the Great Danes finished the game shooting 34.6 percent (18-of-52) ... Prior to the loss, the Hawks had won three straight, including a pair of conference wins over Vermont (Jan. 2) and Maine (Jan. 5) ... Before the winning streak, the Hawks had managed just one win in their last eight games ... Hartford ranks second in the America East in 3-point field goal percentage with a .340 shooting clip (100-294) ... Elliott (.380; 19-50) and Mary Silvia (.375; 30-80) rank fifth and sixth in the conference in 3-point field goal percentage, respectively ... The Hawks lead the conference in defensive 3-point field goal percentage (.302) ... Jackie Smith leads the team in assists with an average of 3.2 per game, ranking fourth in the conference ... Smith has also been efficient this season in the assist to turnover category (1.2), ranking second in the America East.
Junior forward Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) tallied a pair of 3-pointers against Binghamton (Jan. 9), giving her 87 three-point field goals in her career. The impressive total ranks 10th all-time in program history, tied with Adriane Domanski. This season she has notched 23 three-point field goals on 59 tries, posting a shooting clip of .390.
Junior guard Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) tied a career high with five assists against Binghamton (Jan. 9), marking the second time she has reached that mark in her career. Wells last reached five assists against Central Connecticut State on Dec. 10, 2009. She ranks third on the team with 24 helpers, averaging 1.6 per game.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.), Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.), and Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) each tallied 14 points, marking the third time this season three 'Cats have scored in double-figures in a game. Reed was named the America East Player of the Game for UNH, netting her 14 points on 5-of-11 shooting from the field and 4-of-7 shooting from deep. She also pulled down a career-high nine rebounds and tallied one assist.
Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) recorded season highs of nine points and 10 rebounds against Boston University (Jan. 6). Flynn recorded her previous season high in both categories against Quinnipiac (Dec. 29) when she notched seven points and eight rebounds.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) has scored in double-digits in six straight games for the Wildcats, including eight total on the season. During the streak she is averaging 15.0 points and 7.8 rebounds per game. Along the way she tallied a previous career best of 19 points against St. Joe's (Dec. 28) and then broke that mark four days later when she registered 22 points against Rhode Island (Jan. 1).
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) has compiled nine steals in the last five games (1.8 spg), including a season-best three against Boston University (Jan. 6). She leads the team with an average of 1.1 per game. Last season she registered a team-best 44 steals, averaging 1.6 per game.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) earned her second straight double-double, notching 19 points and a career-best 15 rebounds against Albany (Jan. 4). Beliveau earned America East Player of the Game honors for the Wildcats, tallying her 19 points on 6-of-8 shooting from the field and 7-of-9 shooting from the charity stripe. It is her fourth double-double of the season and the eighth of her career. In the previous contest she scored a career-high 25 points and pulled down 10 rebounds against URI (Jan. 1).
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) pulled down a career-best 15 rebounds against Albany (Jan. 4), marking the second straight game she had notched double-digit rebounds. She is the first Wildcat to compile 15-plus rebounds in a game since Candace Williams notched 16 boards against Morehead State on Dec. 29, 2008. Her previous career high of 14 came against Harvard on Nov. 24, 2009. In the game prior, she grabbed 10 boards against Rhode Island (Jan. 1).
The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team earned an 88-74 win over Rhode Island (Jan. 1), in the first triple-overtime game in program history. The game, which was the team's first overtime contest this season, was also its first win in extended play since defeating Harvard, 78-65, at Lundholm Gymnasium on Nov. 24, 2009.
Sophomore guard Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) notched a career-high 21 points on 8-of-22 shooting from the floor, including 5-of-10 shooting from deep against Rhode Island (Jan. 1). Her five 3-pointers were also a career best, as she became the first Wildcat to tally five trifectas in a game since Amy Simpson did so against Dartmouth on Jan. 13, 2008.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.; 25 pts, 10 rbs) and Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.; 22 pts, 12 rbs) both registered double-doubles against Rhode Island (Jan. 1). With their impressive outings, they became the first pair of 'Cats to notch double-doubles in the same game since Abigail LaRosa (Hampton, N.H.; 17 pts, 10 rbs) and Candace Williams (19 pts, 11 rbs) did so against UMBC on Feb. 8, 2009.
Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.; 1st), Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.; 2nd), Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.; 7th), and Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.; 10th) all rank in the top-10 in three-point field goal percentage in the America East. Hogan leads the way with a .400 (22-55) shooting clip from beyond the arc, ranking first in the conference, while Beliveau (.390; 23-59), Reed (.368; 25-68), and Wells rank second, seventh and 10th, respectively.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) registered her second straight double-double, establishing a career high with 22 points and 12 boards against Rhode Island (Jan. 1). She reached her impressive point total on 3-of-3 shooting from beyond the arc, a total that was also a career best. The mark comes as her third double-double of the season and the fifth of her career.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.; 25), Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.; 22), Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.; 21), and Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.; 10) all scored in double-digits against Rhode Island (Jan. 1), marking the first time four Wildcats scored in double-figures since Feb. 21, 2010 against Albany. In that outing, McDonald (16), Beliveau (15), Reed (11), and Candace Williams (11) all registered double-digit points.
Junior forward Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) had a stellar outing against Rhode Island (Jan. 1), notching her third double-double of the season, scoring a career-high 25 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. She reached the mark on 6-of-11 shooting from the field, including 3-of-7 shooting from deep. She also knocked down a career-best 10-of-14 shots from the charity stripe, marking the third time she has reached that milestone in her career. Additionally, she becomes the first 'Cat to tally 25-plus points in a game since Candace Williams (26) did so against Stony Brook on Jan. 24, 2009.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) notched a season-high five blocks against Rhode Island (Jan. 1). She has registered multiple blocks in six of the last 10 games. She has tallied multiple blocks six times this year and leads New Hampshire with 21 swats on the season.
Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) earned All-Tournament Team honors after a stellar performance at the 20th Annual Hawk Classic (Dec. 28-29). In the two-game stretch she averaged an impressive 15.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 2.0 blocks per game. She kicked off the tournament tying her career-high with 19 points, while also registering four boards, two assists, two blocks and two steals against St. Joseph's University. She capped off the tournament with 11 points, 11 rebounds, two assists and two blocks against Quinnipiac University.
Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) tallied a career-best eight assists against St. Joseph's University on Dec. 28 in the first round of the 20th Annual Hawk Classic. She is the first Wildcat to reach this impressive mark since Amy Simpson did so last season against Maine on Feb. 16. She reached her previous career high of seven assists twice this season.
Sarah-Marie Frankenberger (Gross Gerau, Germany) tallied a season-best 11 points against Quinnipiac University in the second round of the 20th Annual Hawk Classic on Dec. 29. She reached the mark on 3-of-5 shooting from the field and 2-of-2 shooting from beyond the arc. It was the second time she has notched double-digit points this season, with her other double-figure outing coming against Brown on Nov. 20 when she finished with 10 points.
Making her first start of the season, Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.) made the most of the opportunity, notching a career-high 18 points against Quinnipiac (Dec. 22). Her impressive outing came on 7-of-14 shooting from the floor, including 4-of-7 from deep. Her four 3-point field goals were also a career best. She tied her previous career high of 13 points this season against Harvard on Dec. 10, a mark she has reached twice in her career.
New Hampshire hit a season-best 50 percent from beyond the arc against Quinnipiac University on Dec. 22, reaching the mark hitting 12 three-point field goals on 24 tries. The 'Cats surpassed their season high with 13 three-point field goals on 28 attempts (.464) against Rhode Island (Jan. 1). The impressive total was just one short of the program record, as Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.; 5), Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.; 3), Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.; 3), and Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.; 2) all tallied multiple threes in the contest.
UNH ranks first in the America East in three-point field goal percentage (.365), knocking down 107-of-293 attempts from beyond the arc. Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) leads the squad with 25 three-point field goals, while Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) and Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) rank second and third with 23 and 22, respectively. Hogan leads the Wildcats with a .400 (22-55) shooting clip from beyond the arc, ranking first in the conference.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) currently ranks in the top-10 in three-point field goal percentage (2nd), free throw percentage (4th), scoring (5th), rebounding (6th), and field goal percentage (9th) in the America East. The junior forward is averaging 13.3 points and 7.6 rebounds per game, while shooting 41.5 percent (54-130) from the field, 39.0 percent (23-59) from beyond the arc, and an impressive 80.9 percent (55-68) from the charity stripe.
Junior forward Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) registered 19 points and pulled in 12 rebounds, earning her second double-double of the season against Quinnipiac (Dec. 22). Her first double-double came against Holy Cross (Nov. 23) when she tallied 16 points and 13 rebounds against the Crusaders. She has notched eight double-doubles in her career.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.; 19), Lauren Wells (West Chester, Pa.; 18) and Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.; 14) all scored in double-figures against Quinnipiac (Dec. 22); marking the second straight game three Wildcats have reached this milestone. In the previous outing, Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.; 11), Beliveau (10) and Reed (10) scored in double-digits against CCSU (Dec. 19), marking the first time the 'Cats have achieved this feat on the season. It is also the first time three-plus Wildcats have scored in double-figures in back-to-back games this year.
The Wildcats scored a combined 42 points off the bench in back-to-back efforts against Harvard (Dec. 10) and CCSU (Dec. 19). The stretch marked the best two-game stretch the reserves have had this season. In that span, the 'Cats tallied a season-best 26 points against the Crimson and 16 points against the Blue Devils.
UNH ranks second in the America East in field goal percentage (.384) and first in three-point field goal percentage (.359) this season. The 'Cats have knocked down 287-of-747 from the floor and have netted 97-of-270 attempts from beyond the arc.
After coming off the bench much of last season, sophomore guard Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) has stepped up in a big way for UNH this year. Starting in 13 of 15 games, Reed ranks third on the team in scoring (9.4 ppg) and ranks first among guards in rebounds (3.9 rpg). She has scored in double-digits 10 times in her career, including eight times this season.
Junior forward Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) has scored in double-figures in 11 of her last 12 games, with her most recent double-digit outing coming against Binghamton University (Jan. 9) when she tallied 14 points. During the streak she notched a career-best 25 points against Rhode Island (Jan. 1), while also reaching the 19-point mark twice.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) and junior center Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) rank third and fifth in the America East in blocked shots with 21 and 13 swats, respectively. As a team, UNH ranks second in the conference in swats, averaging 3.6 per game.
Freshman guard Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) currently leads New Hampshire with an average of 4.5 assists per game, ranking first in the America East. In total she has tallied 68 assists on the year, with her most impressive efforts coming against St. Joe's (Dec. 28) when she posted a career-best eight assists and a pair of seven-assist outings against Dartmouth (Nov. 16) and Quinnipiac (Dec. 22).
UNH head coach Maureen Magarity achieved her first career win as a bench boss against Dartmouth on Nov. 16. In six years as an assistant with Army, Fairfield and Marist, she compiled a 106-73 (.592) record. In her most recent coaching stop at West Point, Magarity helped lead the Knights to a record of 72-48, including a program-best 24-win campaign during the 2006-07 season. In her first three years on the job, Army averaged 20 wins a season, the best three-year span in program history.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) had a career night against Dartmouth on Nov. 16, posting 15 points and a career-high 13 rebounds. The outing was McDonald's first double-double of the season and the third of her career. McDonald reached her previous career-high of 10 rebounds during the 2009-10 season on two occasions.
Senior center Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.) has tallied 21 blocks this season, giving her 135 career blocks, a mark that currently ranks third all-time in program history. She has notched at least two swats in six of the last nine games. Last season she set UNH's single-season block record with 58, while also tying the program's single-game block record with seven. She finished the 2009-10 campaign with an average of 2.0 blocks per game, closing out the year notching a block in 22 of the last 24 games.
The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team shot 51.4 percent (19-37) against then 12th-ranked Notre Dame (Nov. 12) and 51.9 percent (27-52) against Dartmouth (Nov. 16), marking the first time the Wildcats have shot over 50 percent in back-to-back games since 2000. The last time UNH achieved the feat came against Holy Cross (Nov. 21) and Dartmouth (Nov. 25), posting shooting clips of .556 and .550, respectively.
Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.), a junior forward on the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team, was honored as Player of the Week for the first time in her career by the America East Conference on Monday, Dec. 27.
The junior registered a season-best 19 points and pulled in 12 rebounds in the win. She reached the mark on 6-of-10 shooting from the floor, and 3-of-5 shooting from beyond the arc. She also tallied two assists, one steal and one block.
The impressive outing marked the sixth straight game Beliveau had scored in double-digits. She finished the week ranking in the top-10 in the America East in scoring (6th), rebounding (10th), free throw percentage (4th) and three-point field-goal percentage (3rd).
Despite this being the first time she has been honored as the America East Player of the Week, the forward won five conference Rookie of the Week awards in 2007-08 on her way to being named the 2008 Rookie of the Year.
Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.), a freshman guard on the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team, was honored as Rookie of the Week for the second time in her career by the America East Conference on Monday, Jan. 3.
She averaged 9.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, and 5.7 assists per game during the three-game span, while also posting an impressive .556 (5-9) shooting clip from beyond the arc. Moreover, the redshirt-freshman point guard protected the rock, turning the ball over just eight times while dishing out 17 assists for a 2.1 assist-to-turnover ratio during the stretch.
Hogan posted 10 points, six assists, and five rebounds in 52 minutes of action against the Rams in UNH's first-ever triple-overtime game. It was the third time this season she has tallied double digit points.
Earlier in the week she put together a pair of solid outings at the 20th Annual Hawk Classic (Dec. 28-29), hosted by St. Joseph's University, at Hagan Gymnasium. She kicked off the tournament tallying a career-best eight assists paired with nine points and four boards against St. Joseph's University. In the second game of the tournament against Quinnipiac University she was just as productive, posting nine points, three assists and two rebounds.
With her impressive eight assist outing against the Hawks, Hogan becomes the first Wildcat to reach this mark since Amy Simpson did so last season against Maine on Feb. 16. She reached her previous career high of seven assists twice this season.
Head coach Maureen Magarity and her staff recently announced that Stephanie Spoto (Pittsford, N.Y.) has signed a National Letter of Intent to join the University of New Hampshire women's basketball program and attend the school next fall.
Spoto, who is currently a senior at Pittsford Sutherland High School, was recently named to the All-Greater Rochester Second Team after a solid junior campaign for the Knights. She is also coming off a two-year stint in which she played AAU with the Crystal City Stars Girls National Basketball club team.
The 5-foot-11-inch wing ranked just outside of the top-50 in scoring for her division with 132 points during her sophomore year, leading Pittsford Sutherland to a 14-7 record, including a 9-2 mark in league play. She finished the year with 6.3 points, 3.4 assists, 3.3 rebounds, and 1.0 steal per game. As a freshman she was equally productive, posting 4.9 points, 2.2 assists and 1.1 steals per game.
Junior forward Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.) of the University of New Hampshire women's basketball program was recently named to the America East Preseason All-Conference Team by the conference.
Rebounding from an ACL injury that sidelined the forward the entire 2008-09 season, Beliveau came back strong last year playing in 27 games, including 25 starts. She finished the season averaging 11.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, totals that ranked second on the team. She also proved to be deadly from beyond the arc, netting the most 3-pointers on the team, finishing 34-of-110 (.309) for the year.
Her defense didn't lack either, showcasing her skills as one of the team's best defenders, compiling a team-best 44 steals. Tallying multiple steals in 13 games, Beliveau tied her career-high with five steals against Seton Hall (12/3); marking the third time she has reached that mark in her UNH career.
Senior Jill McDonald (Middlebury, Vt.), junior Denise Beliveau (Framingham, Mass.), and sophomore Cari Reed (Oswego, N.Y.) each tallied 14 points apiece, but the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team dropped a 72-60 decision to Binghamton University Sunday afternoon at the Events Center.
Reed was named the America East Player of the Game for UNH, netting her 14 points on 5-of-11 shooting from the field and 4-of-7 shooting from deep. She also pulled down a career-high nine rebounds and tallied an assist.
McDonald rounded out her afternoon with six boards and two assists. Beliveau finished 5-of-9 from the field and 2-of-4 from beyond the arc, while also adding five rebounds, one block and one steal.
Andrea Holmes earned player of the game honors for Binghamton, registering a game-high 24 points, five assists, four rebounds and two steals.
Binghamton outshot New Hampshire 43.5 percent (27-62) to 34.4 percent (22-64) from the field. The Bearcats also held the advantage in rebounds (43-41) and points in the paint (28-22).
New Hampshire opened up the action with a 6-2 lead on the back of two 3-pointers by Reed just over a minute apart to fuel the early advantage. The Bearcats would battle back, as Viive Rebane sank a layup and Orla O'Reilly drained a jumper to knot the score at 6-6 with 17:43 remaining in the first frame.
McDonald would end the scoreless streak for UNH, draining a go-ahead layup that put the 'Cats on top 8-6, with just under 17 minutes remaining in the stanza.
The two teams would remain scoreless for just over three minutes until Beliveau ended the drought, intercepting a pass at the left wing and taking the ball the length of the floor for a layup at the right side, giving UNH a 10-6 lead at 14:08.
Binghamton once again responded with a 4-0 scoring run, as Jackie Ward and Rebane each buried a layup about a minute apart to even the score at 10-10 with 12:40 remaining. The 'Cats ended the brief stretch, as Beliveau sank a 3-pointer in transition from the right wing and Kelley Flynn (Hopkinton, N.H.) banked in a layup on back-to-back possessions to reclaim the lead. Beliveau would polish off UNH's 11-3 run with a layup, giving the Wildcats their largest lead of the contest, jumping ahead 17-11 with 9:06 remaining in the first frame.
Following a change of possession, Kara Elofson knocked down a jumper that sparked a 13-1 run by the Bearcats that lasted 6:01, posting their largest lead to that point, with a 24-18 advantage. Jilliane Friel (Durham, N.H.) provided UNH's lone point during the stretch, knocking down one-of-two free throw shots from the charity stripe at 5:53.
McDonald would snap the run, knocking down a jumper in the lane at 1:53 and quickly followed up on the ensuing possession netting three points the old-fashioned-way to cut the deficit down to one. Holmes would sink the second of two free throw attempts from the line to close out the half, giving Binghamton a 25-23 edge at the break.
Both squads couldn't find the bottom of the net for nearly two minutes to open up the second half, until Orla O'Reilly buried a jumper to score the first field goal of the frame. Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) was quick to respond, sinking a 3-pointer from the top of the key after the change of possession, but Holmes answered right back with a three of her own on the next trip up the floor. However, New Hampshire was able to pick up the pieces quickly, scoring five unanswered, capped off with a Beliveau 3-pointer that took back the lead with a 31-30 advantage at 16:47.
The Bearcats would fire back with seven unanswered in just under two minutes, taking back the lead with a six-point advantage with just under 15 minutes remaining. Reed buried a baseline trifecta to end the run, kicking off a 1:37 span that featured both teams exchanging baskets, as Reed capped off the stretch with another 3-pointer at 12:04, setting the score at 44-40 in favor of Binghamton.
Both teams traded baskets for just over three minutes, until the Bearcats posted a 10-3 run, pushing the score to 59-48 with 4:28 remaining. However, New Hampshire wasn't going down without a fight, as McDonald split a pair of free throws to set off a 7-4 Wildcat run that lasted 3:05, cutting the deficit down to eight.
Beliveau finished off the stretch grabbing an offensive rebound and going right up with the ball, banking it off the window from the left block, setting the score at 63-55 with 1:52 on the clock. That would be as close as the Wildcats would come to taking back the lead the rest of the way, as Holmes drained a fade away dagger 3-pointer from the left wing on the next possession, giving Binghamton a 66-55 edge with 1:25 remaining.


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School of Geography, Earth and Environmental SciencesUniversity of Birmingham
Agnieszka Leszczynski is a broadly trained human geographer whose work brings critical and social theory perspectives to bear on spatial media and spatial big data. She is interested in how the rise of locational content online and the pervasive enrollment of location-capable/-aware devices are bound up in the (re)production of the spaces and practices of everyday life.
Her current work looks how individuals perceive and understand the ways in which they both intentionally and unwittingly generate flows of locational information about themselves, and the consequences of personal locational data generation and collection for locational privacy.
Agnieszka obtained her PhD from the University of Washington in 2012. Her dissertation worked to theorize the emergence and societal significance of the geoweb and spatial media.
After completing her doctoral work, was a SSHRC-funded Postdoctoral Researcher and Queen's Postdoctoral Fellow at Queen's University in Canada in 2013.
She joined the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Science as a Lecturer in Human Geography in 2014.
Dr Leszczynski welcomes inquiries from students with interests in:
Dr Leszczynski's work broadly examines the social and cultural implications of the rise of locational content over the web. Her current research investigates how individuals perceive and respond to the ways in which their locational information is collected, disclosed, and repurposed by myriad applications, services, and third parties (developers, marketers) associated with everyday uses of location-aware mobile technologies. This work emphasizes the gendered dimensions of the erosion of locational privacy.
She is also interested in how built-in locational awareness and capabilities of mobile technologies underwrite contemporary surveillance practices, and how the flows of personal locational data are implicated in structuring everyday life practices, spaces, and opportunities.
Representative publications (since 2009)
Leszczynski, A. (2014) Spatial media/tion. Progress in Human Geography, Forthcoming.
Leszczynski, A., and S. Elwood (2014) Feminist geographies of new spatial media. The Canadian Geographer DOI: 10.111/cag.12093.
Leszczynski, A. (2014) On the neo in neogeography. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 104(1): 60-79.
Elwood, S., and A. Leszczynski (2013) New Spatial Media, New Knowledge Politics. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 38(4): 544-549.
Leszczynski, A., and M. W. Wilson (2013) Guest Editorial: Theorizing the Geoweb. Invited special issue of GeoJournal on 'Theorizing the Geoweb,' 78(6): 915-919.
Leszczynski, A. (2012) Situating the geoweb in political economy. Progress in Human Geography 36(1): 72-89.
Elwood, S., and A. Leszczynski (2011) Privacy, reconsidered: New representations, data practices, and the geoweb. Geoforum 42(1): 6-15.
Leszczynski, A. (2009) Rematerializing GIScience. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 27(4): 609-615.
Leszczynski, A. (2009) Poststructuralism and GIS: Is there a 'disconnect'? Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 27(4): 581-602.
Leszczynski, A. (2009) Quantitative Limits to Qualitative Engagements: GIS, its Critics, and the Philosophical Divide. The Professional Geographer 61(3): 350-365.
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Judge Napolitano: 'Too Fat to Fly' Lawsuit Against Delta Will Be Dismissed Immediately
Judge Andrew Napolitano weighed in on Fox Business Network this morning on a lawsuit that will reportedly be filed against Delta Airlines over a woman who died after she was deemed too fat to board a flight.
Vilma Soltesz, who weighed 425 pounds, died in Hungary after the airline tried unsuccessfully to get her on three different flights back to New York. She then reportedly waited in her hotel room while her husband tried to arrange a flight, and died of kidney failure after refusing to be treated by Hungarian doctors.
A second airline, Dutch carrier KLM, also tried unsuccessfully to get her on a flight in which she booked two seats.
If a lawsuit is filed against the airlines, Judge Napolitano believes it will be thrown out very quickly.
"The airline is not a guarantor of your health. The airline is not obliged to accept you and move you from point A to point B. ... This woman refused to accept treatment from European physicians whom she chose not to trust, for better or worse it's a judgment call she made. ... I think this case will be dismissed as soon as it is filed on the grounds that the airline had no obligation to assure her a healthy passage," said Napolitano.
He said he expects that the plaintiff will argue the airlines had an obligation to accommodate the woman under the Americans With Disabilities Act and should have been prepared to handle the situation.
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After their second winter the clad module and tented modules were left in large wind scoops. The scoops around the tents were over 3m deep in places with even bigger wind tails of snow accumulated behind. The landscape around Halley station was no longer flat! It is planned to jack each module up every year to keep them above the surface and out of the wind scoops, although computer modelling and a 1:50 scale model test in the 06/07 season suggested that the station could survive two years if necessary as the aerodynamics of the station would prevent it from burying. The scoop around the clad module, which has remained static for two winters, has validated the testing. In the final layout all the modules will be orientated long-side on to the prevailing wind to keep the size of the wind scoops and wind tails to a minimum. Even though the blue module was left nose-on to the wind the shape of the scoop indicates how the aerodynamics of the module have worked especially when compared with the tents.
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Domestic Violence
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A Perfect Day of Eating
By: Carolyn Kylstra
- Overview
- 6:43 a.m.
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- 2:17 p.m.
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8:50 p.m.
You've picked up your date (she looks even better than you remembered), and you've just been seated for dinner. Time to order.
Drink This: Wine
Benefit: Relaxation
A glass of wine really does take the edge off. University of Toronto researchers discovered that one alcoholic drink causes people's blood vessels to relax—but the second drink begins to reverse the effect, so limit your intake. You'll be even more relaxed knowing that that glass of red contains resveratrol, an antioxidant linked to everything from cancer prevention to heart-disease protection. One variety that's packed with resveratrol: pinot noir.
Not That: Whiskey
A small 2007 study says that more than twice as many people with alcohol or drug problems had prematurely gray hair as those without. Long-term abuse may speed the aging and loss of melanocytes, cells that give hair its pigment.
Eat This: Steak
Benefit:Libido boost
Protein can boost levels of brain chemicals that heighten arousal. Steak also contains zinc, which may help maintain testosterone levels.
Or Maybe This: Oysters
Two forms of an amino acid in oysters have been linked to testosterone production in rats, but it's unclear whether oysters have any true libido-boosting influence. Go for the suggestive effect.
But Not That: White chocolate
White chocolate has no cocoa solids, so it lacks the methylxanthines (caffeine and theobromine) found in dark and milk chocolate. These stimulants can make you feel more energetic and alert.
Quick tip: Dark chocolate is a foreplay food. A woman becomes more aroused from the melting of dark chocolate in her mouth than from kissing, British scientists found. The chocolate not only raises her heart rate, but brain-wave monitoring shows it also makes her more relaxed and alert. Opt for 60 percent cacao.
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October 12, 13, 14, 2012
Lots of pristine land for a weekend of fun!
Arrive on Friday afternoon for set up.
Depart on Sunday.
$10 per reenactor
Registration required
Deadline for registration - September 1, 2012
"CAN YOU FIGHT THE REAL FIGHT?" Weekend Tactical Details
1) To offer an event what will give re-enactors a chance to experience approximately forty continuous hours of combat.
2) To offer an event that will give commanders an opportunity to command troops as the situation dictates, and to learn to maneuver a body of troops to achieve a goal.
3) To offer an event that will use infantry, cavalry and artillery to their full potential in the filed.
4) To offer an event where there is no pre-set outcome, no "scripted" engagements between armies and no set camps.
5) To enjoy a good fight, numerous skirmishes, ambushes, advances, retreats, poundings (both given and received) and enough espionage to keep everybody on the alert.
1) No sutlers or spectators.
2) Pre-registration is necessary and mandatory. No walk-ons.
3) If you want it, you bring it and expect to carry it with you. Potable water will be available but no meals are to be provided.
4) Galvanization will not be necessary.
5) Coggins papers are mandatory. Feed, care and the health of your horse is your responsibility.
6) Artillery needs to be portable.
7) Leaving event site during the event is prohibited.
8) Waivers must be signed upon arrival.
1) Access to potable water and port-a-johns.
2) Two structures for opposing "headquarters".
3) One structure for "hospital".
4) Parking.
5) Officials for security and judging.
6) One event area map for each commander.
7) Off limits areas pre-marked on maps.
1) From sundown Friday until all goals are achieved or 3:00pm Sunday.
1) A fee of $10 is due with the pre-registration form and is not refundable.
2) All monies collected that are not used to cover the cost of the event shall be dedicated to
Allison Woods, a non-profit organization.
1) Goals:
a) An impartial Judge will place three boxes in different locations. One box will contain "gold", another box will contain "jewelry" and the third box will contain "cash".
b) Contents of boxes are not to be removed or altered.
c) Once a box has been located it must be brought to the "headquarters" tent. Possession of the box is a must, once the box is found it is not a given that it will remain in your possession.
d) Possession of two of the three boxes by a Judge will determine victory.
e) An attack on either "headquarters" will not be tolerated until Sunday afternoon. Judges will determine if an attack is permissible then and relay the information to the opposing commander.
1) Judges decisions are final.
2) Judges will maneuver with all three branches of both armies but taking no active part in tactical military decisions.
3) Judges will determine at time of contact if "hits" have been made and to what extent the casualty loss.
4) Judges at the "hospital" tent will determine if the determined time has passed for a casualty to return to ranks.
5) Judges will also operate site security.
6) Judges will be briefed as to what constitutes a hit, i.e. direction and volume of fire.
1) If it has been determined a "hit" has been made; the casualty(s) will tie the strip of cloth (red for wounded, black for KIA) given to them at registration to their left arm and report to the "hospital" tent. When the previously determined time has elapsed, the soldier(s) is to remove the cloth and return to their army.
2) It is advisable that a "casualty" use this time to eat, rest, re-hydrate and take advantage of the port-a-johns.
1) When a soldier's casualty time has elapsed he may remove the strip of cloth and return to his respective army.
2) A soldiers return to his army also is not a given. Capture by the enemy or being seen as a deserter are possibilities. Returning to ones army will rely on the soldier's cunning and not a Judges call.
1) Prisoner exchange may be arranged between the two field commanders under a flag of truce.
2) The flag of truce having been arranged between the two commanders is to be treated with respect and honor. There is to be no shots fired during the truce and only the commanders are to discuss the terms of the exchange.
3) Both flags of truce are to be visible to all in both squads and are not to be lowered until exchange is complete and prisoners of war are under command of their respective commanders. When both flags are lowered the truce has ended.
This event will give re-enactors a chance to experience to some degree an actual combat. The stress of enemy confrontation at any time of day or night, the lack of food, the loss of sleep, with the removal of the casualties; the loss of strength and all the details that must be dealt with in the field will determine "Can You Fight the Real Fight?"
With the victory of one army over the other the vow: "We'll win it next time!"


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Dr. Joan Islas
As the Deputy CIA, Dr. Islas is responsible for providing educational leadership and administrative direction to the DoDEA-Europe area office educational staff and district superintendents. She oversees, conducts and reviews all existing school level programs and recommends program changes and enhancements to meet the needs of service members and their families. Additionally, she assists in the development of the professional competencies of
DoDEA-Europe staff and is a co-lead with DoDEA's headquarters staff on educational reform agendas to ensure a continuous learning environment.
Dr. Joan Islas has been with DoDEA for 16 years. Her career began as a multi-age teacher at C.T. Joy Elementary School in Jinhae, South Korea. Dr. Islas spent 8 years in the Korea District as an educator, assistant principal and principal before her promotion in 2008 to Assistant Superintendent in the Bavaria District in Ansbach, Germany. In 2013, she assumed the duties of Assistant Superintendent for the Mediterranean District in Vicenza, Italy.
In August of 2008, Dr. Islas was presented the Commander's Award for Civilian Service from the Department of the Army for her effort in creating a Parent University and preparing and planning for the reconfiguration of Humphreys Elementary School in South Korea to a K-8 Elementary/Middle School.
In 2003, she received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics and Science. She won the DoDEA award in the area of elementary mathematics. In March 2003, Dr. Islas was invited to Washington, D. C., to accept her award and meet the First Lady, Mrs. Laura Bush.
Prior to joining DoDEA, Dr. Islas taught in southern California. She worked in both public and private school settings as an elementary school educator with a focus on multi-age and multi-cultural education.
She earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education, with a minor in Psychology from Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey. She completed a Master's of Science Degree in Foundations of Education at Troy University, while in Seoul, Korea, and a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership at Argosy University, Orange County, California.


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|calendar>>July 20. 2011 Juch 100
Chinese Official Calls for Training Able Servicepersons
|Beijing, July 19 (KCNA) -- Guo Boxiong, vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission of China, called for training able servicepersons of a new type on July 13.
Addressing the 16th meeting of military academies Guo, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the C.C., the Communist Party of China, said that President Hu Jintao has attached top priority to military schools and advanced a series of important theories on their position, role and mission.
He underlined the need to carry on the training of able servicepersons in such a way as putting the Chinese army on IT basis and meeting the requirement of future operations.
Copyright (C) KOREA NEWS SERVICE(KNS) All Rights Reserved.


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Completely Pointless and Misleading 'Facebook Privacy Notice'
Message circulating on Facebook advises users to publish a "Facebook Privacy Notice" as a means of stopping the public use of material they post on the network.
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Brief Analysis
The message is utter nonsense. The supposed "Privacy Notice" has no legal standing of any kind and posting it on Facebook will do nothing whatsoever to protect the privacy of users. Reposting this message will do nothing other than spread misinformation and clutter Facebook with even more pointless garbage.
By this release, I tell Facebook that it is strictly forbidden to disclose, copy, distribute, broadcast, or to take any other action against me on the basis of this profile and/or its contents. The actions mentioned above apply equally to employees, students, agents and/or other staff under the direction of Facebook. The contents of my profile includes private information. The violation of my privacy is punished by the law (UCC 1 1-308 – 308 1 – 103 and the Rome Statute).
PRIVACY NOTICE: Warning – any person and/or institution and/or Agent and/or Agency of any governmental structure including but not limited to the United States Federal Government also using or monitoring/using this website or any of its associated websites, you do NOT have my permission to utilize any of my profile information nor any of the content contained herein including, but not limited to my photos, and/or the comments made about my photos or any other "picture" art posted on my profile.
You are hereby notified that you are strictly prohibited from disclosing, copying, distributing, disseminating, or taking any other action against me with regard to this profile and the contents herein. The foregoing prohibitions also apply to your employee , agent , student or any personnel under your direction or control.
The contents of this profile are private and legally privileged and confidential information, and the violation of my personal privacy is punishable by law. UCC 1-103 1-308 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WITHOUT PREJUDICE
In response to the new Facebook guidelines I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, photos and videos, etc. (as a result of the Berner Convention).
For commercial use of the above my written consent is needed at all times!
(Anyone reading this can copy this text and paste it on their Facebook Wall. This will place them under protection of copyright laws, By the present communiqué, I notify Facebook that it is strictly forbidden to disclose, copy, distribute, disseminate, or take any other action against me on the basis of this profile and/or its contents. The aforementioned prohibited actions also apply to employees, students, agents and/or any staff under Facebook's direction or control. The content of this profile is private and confidential information. The violation of my privacy is punished by law (UCC 1 1-308-308 1-103 and the Rome Statute).
Facebook is now an open capital entity. All members are recommended to publish a notice like this, or if you prefer, you may copy and paste this version.
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Main Card
David Branch def. Jesse Taylor via submission (DArce choke) at 1:41 of Round 1
Rick Glenn def. Georgi Karakhanyan via TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of Round 2
Jessica Aguilar def. Emi Fujino via unanimous decision (50-44, 50-44, 50-44)
Luiz Firmino def. Tyson Griffin via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Lance Palmer def. Nick LoBosco via submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:15 of Round 1
Derrick Mehmen def. Dave Huckaba via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-25, 30-27)
Timur Valiev def. Adam Acquaviva via TKO (flying knee) at 1:35 of Round 3
Krasimir Mladenov def. Angel DeAnda via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Ashlee Evans-Smith def. Marciea Allen via TKO (elbows) at 3:01 of Round 3
Jimmy Spicuzza def. Justin Jaynes via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
A.J. Williams def. Tanner Cowan via TKO (strikes) at 0:44 of Round 1
I was most impressed by Rick Glenn and not overly surprised about Taylor being submitted. Good event overall I think.


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on Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 07:03:38PM -0800, Steve Hargadon (email@example.com) wrote:
> > 1) file permissions are set by 'umask' not 'unmask'. I don't know if that
> > was a typo in your email not.
> >
> Interestingly enough, I was using 'unmask' instead of 'umask', but
> with 'umask' I have the same result, or lack thereof.
> > 2) you will need to use 'gid=students' in conjunction with 'umask=002'.
> > Only putting gid will give you a read-only mode of 755 for the student
> > group, and only doing unmask=000 would do you nothing (see #1). If you
> > only did umask=000, that would probably work, however it may not be what
> > you want.
> I tried this, I think correctly, and still my folder 'S-Drive' shows
> drwxr-xr-x. If I chmod 777 'S-Drive' it doesn't give me any error
> output, but the permissions stay unchanged.
You can't chmod mountpoint permissions where the underlying FS doesn't
support permissions. man mount and read the umask/fmask uid/gid options
for your filesystem.
> At one point I wondered if this problem might indicate an NTFS
> partition on the server,
The underlying filesystem is (mostly) orthogonal to use of SMB/CIFS.
The networking protocol handles the underlying file permissions. RTFM
for particulars, as filesystems which have *no* u/g/w symantics present
their own special curves.
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Startup founders spend a lot of time figuring out who can be a standout addition to their small business team. Andrey_Popov/Shutterstock
The UpTake: Getting the right type of talent into a startup is a constant challenge for entrepreneurs. Here they share their advice for finding the right type of talent.
Hire Who You Need, Not Who Applies
"I've almost never used someone who applies out of the blue for a position. I keep an ongoing list of folks that I'd like to bring on board for specific positions. I spend time cultivating relationships with those people so that when I'm ready to hire, I already know who I can go to who will say yes. "
Thursday Bram/ Hyper Modern Consulting
Be Yourself
"Working for a startup means working closely together with a small group. As such, it's important for a candidate to be eager to not only work long hours on the business, but with you as a person."
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Never Stop Recruiting
"My best tip is to always be recruiting. You never know if down the road or when the time is right, someone may want to leave their existing job and join your team. Everyone loves to be courted. If you already know a great sales person, I would take him out to lunch and see if he wants to work for you. That is what opportunity looks like. "
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