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One of the most important appliances in your home is the water heater. But like any other appliance in your home, sometimes it will break down. When it happens, there is something you have to decide and that is if you're going to repair or replace your hot water heater.
Here are some tips to help you decide which is the right one.
The first thing to consider is the water heater's age. Have you had it for a while or is it fairly new? It's possible that if it's new that it's still under warranty. But if it's at least 8 years old, it's best to just replace it. The problem you're having might just be the start.
Even though a lot of the parts on the water heaters are replaceable, sometimes it's not an option. If it's the heater's storage tank, this can't be replaced since it's due to corrosion. After it's been compromised, you can't repair it.
If you want to keep it going for as long as possible, you should have your tank periodically flushed. This will remove sediment which can cause your tank to become corroded.
Sometimes the price of the repair isn't worth it. Not only the repair price might be expensive but depending on the age of the water heater, a new one's efficiency might be a much better choice since it won't cost as much to run.
Many people are going to the tankless models. These models conserve energy by heating the water as it's needed. Therefore, there's no energy wasted by constantly heating the tank.
Your water heater has been connected to both cold and hot water pipes. Prior to calling someone for your water heater, examine the pipes to make sure they're not leaking.
If those pipes are the source of the problem, usually you'll find your leak at their elbow joints. This is where the pipes are cut and then sealed when it was installed. It could be that you'll just a plumber to reseal them.
When you don't know whether you should replace or repair the water heater, it's a smart to contact a contractor to help you with making the choice that is best.
Many plumbing issues might seem like an easy fix for DIY homeowners, but often there are jobs that should be left to the professionals. Sometimes an easy and cheap fix can be complicated by somebody who does not have certified training.
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Singer Aubrey O'Day says she was surprised to learn that the cast of the Jersey Shore didn't care for her, as she enjoyed getting to know them while she was dating cast member Pauly D. The Danity Kane singer said that before meeting Pauly D (real name Paul DelVecchio), she had never watched the show, but that so many of the cast members, like Snookie, had become household names.
PageSix reports that Snookie was the first member of the Jersey Shore crew that Aubrey had met — the two ran into each other at a party. O'Day said she thought they had fun together.
"I was hosting something and Snooki was there and she pulled me into the bathroom and busted out a flask and we took shots out of it and I was like, 'This girl is fun! I love her!' She was a very fun-loving person from the short time that I spent with her and I enjoyed it."
O'Day says she then met Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and his fiancee on the WeTV show Marriage Bootcamp (O'Day and Pauly D make their debut on the same show tonight). The four hung out, and she thought she had made a good impression until she saw some negative comments in the media.
'Jersey Shore' cast didn't like Aubrey O'Day and Pauly D together https://t.co/vZ1FIN0I6u pic.twitter.com/6Sp1urkefX— Page Six (@PageSix) September 7, 2018
O'Day said that seemingly out of the blue, she became aware of multiple articles via Google alerts.
"Lately, I've seen some Google alerts pop up about some unkind things that he said about me, which is disappointing 'cause I thought he was a bigger person than that. My mistake!"
O'Day says she was even more confused because she collaborated with many of the people from Jersey Shore on a surprise video she made for Pauly's birthday, and everything seemed fine.
"I actually I did like a video for Pauly's birthday, 37 or 36. One of those years. I did a birthday video and I got every celebrity that's ever worked with Pauly and all of his family and extended family, which is a big family. And I got the 'Jersey Shore' characters as well to do a little video for him and I edited it all together for his birthday so he could be with everyone that he had ever known in life on his birthday when I took him to Mexico. So, yeah, I got to speak to all of them during that too."
It seems that some of the negative feelings could have surfaced after O'Day and DelVecchio's relationship hit the skids. Snookie's comments about O'Day came after she saw the preview for Marriage Boot Camp.
"I am not a fan of the preview of Marriage Boot Camp because it looks like she's coming at Pauly — like, calm down."


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In what's likely a worrisome trend to Warner Bros., "The Stand" has lost yet another director and writer.
Scott Cooper, who Warner Bros. signed back in August to replace Ben Affleck as director and scribe, has left the ambitious project. While exact reasons aren't known, The Hollywood Reporter is quoting sources who said the fallout was due to creative differences - as well as disagreement over an appropriate rating for the post-apocalyptic franchise. Cooper apparently wanted an R rating - while Warners was set on either a PG-13 or a seemingly implausible/why-bother-even-making-it PG.
The news has some interesting timing as MTV yesterday posted an interview with Cooper in which the director spoke openly about the film's challenges.
"It's a daunting challenge to take a long novel, a beloved novel, and condense that into a standalone film," Cooper said. "It's a process. There's a reason that film hasn't been made. It's the themes, and the scope, and the size."
None of this is surprising to either anyone who has read the book or followed this project's bumpy road. Even Affleck last year was quick to lament the sheer scope of adaptation.
"Right now we're having a very hard time," he told GQ of him and writer David Kajganich's efforts to condense the 1163-page novel. "But I like the idea—it's like The Lord of the Rings in America. And it's about how we would reinvent ourselves as a society. If we started all over again, what would we do?"
According to THR, the studio will next approach directors such as Paul Greengrass ("Bourne Ultimatum"), Daniel Espinosa ("Safe House") and Denis Villeneuve ("Prisoners"). Whether any of them is crazy enough to tackle this project is anyone's guess.
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In Room No 23, only sign of 'VIP treatment' is a signboard
State health minister Kali Charan Saraf Saturday reportedly said that the BJP workers can go to Room No .23 and avail VIP facilities. The comment evoked a sharp reaction from the opposition Congress following which the minister claimed that he was misquoted.jaipur Updated: Mar 02, 2017 07:55 IST
Room No. 23 at Jaipur's Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital looks like any other room at the medical facility. No swivel doors, reflective floor tiles or any of the on-duty staff welcoming you with a smile --- some of the characteristics that one would normally associate with a VIP section at a government hospital.
State health minister Kali Charan Saraf on Saturday reportedly said that the BJP workers can go to Room No .23 and avail VIP facilities. The comment evoked a sharp reaction from the opposition Congress following which the minister claimed that he was misquoted.
Old ceiling fans dangle in the room that has been divided into seven cubicles. A steel almirah near the wash basin in the room bears the writing in white paint: "Room No 23 / VIP".
Outside the room, patients and attendants shuffle around with papers in their hands while some flock to the drug store opposite to it. Signboards inform about the WiFi service at the hospital and also about the area being under the CCTV surveillance.
"Kali Charan ji jaisa koi mantri nahin hai poore Rajasthan ki dharti pe. Koi bhi chala jaye uski madad karte hain (There is no minister like Kali Charan Saraf in Rajasthan. He helps everybody)," says Pintu Sharma, who claims to be working for the minister. He is accompanying another BJP worker who is constantly scratching his body and has come to seek treatment at Room No. 23.
Sharma blames the media for "distorting" Saraf's remarks. "The minister meant that the room's facilities are already being used by ordinary patients and the BJP workers too should not face any kind of problem in medical consultation," he adds.
A woman patient in the room seeking medication for the swelling in her leg says she did not know that it was a VIP room.
A hospital staff says that the room was meant for routine check-up. "IAS, IPS, and RAS officers or MLAs are given preference if and when they come. Otherwise, the room serves the general patients," he says requesting not to be named.
Navratan Sharma, a patient in his sixties recalling his long association with the Congress and his grandfather's role in the independence movement, alleges that the minister was trying to attract people to the BJP by extending such benefits. He has come to the Room No. 23 to get his blood sugar level checked.
Another BJP worker, Vinod Mathur, was also present in the room. He had come after hearing the minister's remarks. Working at the BJP office since past 26 years, he had come to get his eyesight checked. "Here, the turn comes a little earlier," he adds.


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Articles of a treaty made and concluded at Camp Tippecanoe,
in the State of Indiana, this twentieth day of October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two,
between Jonathan Jennings, John W. Davis and Marks Crume,
Commissioners on the part of the United States of the one
part, and the Chiefs and Headmen of the Potawatamie Tribe
of Indians of the Prairie and Kankakee, of the other part.
The said Potawatamie Tribe of Indians cede to the United
States the tract of land included within the following boundary,
Beginning at a point on Lake Michigan ten miles southward
of the mouth of Chicago river; thence, in a direct line, to
a point on the Kankakee river, ten miles above its mouth;
thence, with said river and the Illinois river, to the mouth
of Fox river, being the boundary of a cession made by them
in 1816; thence, with the southern boundary of the Indian
Territory, to the State line between Illinois and Indiana;
thence, north with said line, to Lake Michigan; thence, with
the shore of Lake Michigan, to the place of beginning.
From the cession aforesaid the following tracts shall be
reserved, to wit:
Five sections for Shaw-waw-nas-see, to include Little Rock
For Min-e-maung, one section, to include his village.
For Joseph Laughton, son of Wais-ke-shaw, one section, and
for Ce-na-ge-wine, one section, both to be located at Twelve
Mile Grove, or Na-be-na-qui-nong.
For Claude Laframboise, one section, on Thorn creek.
For Maw-te-no, daughter of Francois Burbonnois, jun. one
section, at Soldier's village.
For Catish, wife of Francis Burbonnois, sen. one section,
at Soldier's village.
For the children of Wais-ke-shaw, two sections, to include
the small grove of timber on the river above Rock village.
For Jean B. Chevallier, one section, near Rock village; and
for his two sisters, Angelique and Josette, one half section
each, joining his.
For Me-she-ke-ten-o, two sections, to include his village.
For Francis Le Via, one section, joining Me-she-ke-ten-o.
For the five daughters of Mo-nee, by her last husband, Joseph
Bailey, two sections.
For Me-saw-ke-qua and her children, two section, at Wais-us-kucks's
For Sho-bon-ier, two sections, at his village.
For Josette Beaubien and her children, two sections, to be
located on Hickory creek.
For Therese, wife of Joseph Laframboise, one section: and
for Archange Pettier, one section, both at Skunk Grove.
For Mau-i-to-qua and son, one half section each; for the
children of Joseph Laframboise, one section, at Skunk Grove.
For Washington Burbonnois, one section, joining his mother's
reservation (Calish Burbonnois).
For Ah-be-te-kezhic, one section, below the State line on
the Kankakee river.
For Nancy, Sally, and Betsey Countreman, children of En-do-ga,
one section, joining the reserves near Rock village.
For Jacque Jonveau, one section, near the reservation of
For Wah-pon-seh and Qua-qui-to, five sections each, in the
Prairie near Rock village.
The persons to whom the foregoing reservations are made,
are all Indians and of Indian descent.
In consideration of the cession in the first article, the
United States agree to pay to the aforesaid Potawatamie Indians,
an annuity of fifteen thousand dollars for the term of twenty
years. Six hundred dollars shall be paid annually to Billy
Caldwell, two hundred dollars to Alexander Robinson, and two
hundred dollars to Pierre Le Clerc, during their natural lives.
The sum of twenty-eight thousand seven hundred and forty-six
dollars, shall be applied to the payment of certain claims
against the Indians, agreeably to a schedule of the said claims,
hereunto annexed.
The United States further agree to deliver to the said Indians,
forty-five thousand dollars in merchandise immediately after
signing this treaty; and also the further sum of thirty thousand
dollars in merchandize is hereby stipulated to be paid to
them at Chicago in the year 1833.
There shall be paid by the United States, the sum of one
thousand four hundred dollars to the following named Indians,
for horses stolen from them during the late war, as follows,
to wit:
To Pe-quo-no, for two horses, eighty dollars.
To Pa-ca-cha-be, for two ditto, eighty dollars.
To Shaw-wa-nas-see, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Francis Sho-bon-nier, for three ditto, one hundred and
twenty dollars.
To Sho-bon-ier, or Cheval-ier, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Naw-o-kee, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Me-she-ke-ten-o, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Aun-take, for two horses, eighty dollars.
To Che-chalk-ose, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Naa-a-gue, for two ditto, eighty dollars.
To Pe-she-ka-of-le-beouf, one ditto, forty dollars.
To Naw-ca-a-sho, for four ditto, one hundred and sixty dollars.
To Nox-sey, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Ma-che-we-tah, for three ditto, one hundred and twenty
To Masco, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Wah-pou-seh, for one horse, forty dollars.
To Waub-e-sai, for three ditto, one hundred and twenty dollars.
To Chi-cag, for one ditto, forty dollars.
To Mo-swah-en-wah, one ditto, forty dollars.
To She-bon-e-go, one ditto, forty dollars.
To Saw-saw-wais-kuk, for two ditto, eighty dollars.
The said tribe having been the faithful allies of the United
States during the late conflict with the Sacs and Foxes, in
consideration thereof, the United States agree to permit them
to hunt and fish on the lands ceded, as also on the lands
of the Government on Wabash and Sangamon rivers, so long as
the same shall remain the property of the United States.
In testimony whereof, the commissioners, and the chiefs,
head men, and warriors of the said tribe, have hereunto set
their hands, at the place and on the day aforesaid.
After the signing of this treaty, and at the request of the
Indians, three thousand dollars was applied to the purchasing
of horses; which were purchased and delivered to the Indians
by our direction, leaving the balance to be paid in merchandise
at this time, forty-two thousand dollars.
It is agreed, on the part of the United States, that the
following claims shall be allowed, agreeably to the fourth
article of the foregoing treaty, viz:
To Gurdon S. Hubbard, five thousand five hundred and seventy
three dollars.
Samuel Miller, seven hundred and ninety dollars.
John Bt. Bobea, three thousand dollars.
Robert A. Kinzie, four hundred dollars.
Jacque Jombeaux, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Jacque Jombeaux, senior, fifteen hundred dollars.
Medad B. Bobeaux, five hundred and fifty dollars.
Noel Vasier, eighteen hundred dollars.
Joseph Balies, twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
Joseph Shawnier, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Thomas Hartzell, three thousand dollars.
Bernardus H. Lawton, three thousand five hundred dollars.
George Walker, seven hundred dollars.
Stephen J. Scott, one hundred dollars.
Cole Weeks, thirty eight dollars.
Timothy B. Clark, one hundred dollars.
George Pettijohn, fifty dollars.
Thomas Forsyth, five hundred dollars.
Antoine Le Clerc, fifty-five dollars.
James B. Campbell, fifty-three dollars.
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The first and only chief executive of the Harrison County Community Foundation has decided to retire next year. Steve Gilliland was hired as the Foundation's first employee on March 1, 1999.
When Gilliland was hired, the Foundation had assets of just over $5,000,000. Today, total assets exceed $207,000,000 which includes investments, real estate and 122 miles of fiber optic cable. Grants and scholarships awarded during his tenure exceed $90,000,000.
"I started thinking about retirement a couple of years ago," Gilliland said. "Several factors helped me target my 20th anniversary with the Foundation".
The Foundation board of directors has been strategically preparing for the transition and an Executive Search Committee has been formed to lead the recruitment and selection of Gilliland's replacement.
"Replacing someone with twenty-years of experience and all those relationships Steve has built will be challenging," said current Board Chair Barbara Middleton. "At the same time, we are very optimistic about finding the next visionary leader to build on the great foundation Steve and all of our past and current board members have built."
When asked what he is most proud of during his time at the Foundation, Gilliland said, "That's very difficult to answer. The fiber project should prove to be the most impactful on the community, but the Foundation has funded so many things that have been life-changing to many of our neighbors."
The Search Committee has retained the services of Aly Sterling Philanthropy to assist with the recruiting and screening process. Persons interested in applying should visit https://alysterling.com/hccf-job/ to review the position description, key responsibilities and qualifications, along with information on how to apply. Applications will be accepted via website Dec. 18 – Jan. 15. General questions and inquiries can be directed to Jen Pendleton – Vice President, Aly Sterling Philanthropy at email@example.com.
"Our goal is to have someone in the position by the end of April," added Middleton. "This will allow us to ensure a smooth transition between executives and allow Harrison County Community Foundation to continue its good work in the community."
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Chinese Court Rules Against Apple in Siri-Related Patent Dispute [iOS Blog]
Apple today faced a setback in it efforts to overturn a speech recognition patent held by Shanghai-based Zhizhen Internet Technology. According to Reuters, the Beijing First Intermediate Court ruled in favor of Zhizhen, upholding the validity of the patent and paving the way for Zhizhen's existing infringement case against Apple to continue.
Apple said in a statement that it would appeal this decision with the Beijing Higher People's Court.
"Apple believes deeply in protecting innovation, and we take intellectual property rights very seriously," said a spokesman.
"Apple created Siri to provide customers with their own personal assistant by using their voice.
"Unfortunately, we were not aware of Zhizhen's patent before we introduced Siri, and we do not believe we are using this patent.
"While a separate court considers this question, we remain open to reasonable discussions with Zhizhen."
This patent is an integral part of an intellectual property infringement lawsuit first filed by Zhizhen against Apple in 2012. Zhizhen claims that Apple's Siri voice assistant infringes upon patents that cover its own Xiaoi Robot voice assistant system for messaging clients.
The Xiaoi bot originated as a chat bot for MSN and similar networks, but has moved on to a number of platforms, including Android and iOS [App Store]. It has evolved to bear a striking similarity to Siri.
Zhizhen first introduced the Xiaoi Robot in 2003, filed for the related voice recognition patent in 2004, and was awarded rights to the technology in 2006.


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It is VERY hard to kill whale because: 1) it has a lot of health points; 2) it can crush your boat; 3) killing whales is bad, don`t kill them.
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Speed control
Pilot transmission
Unique to Australia (ICAO Silent)
Military specific
|1 Speed
All speed communications shall relate to indicated airspeed unless otherwise stipulated. Where applicable, mach number may be nominated as the basis of a speed statement.
|(a) Speed (number) knots (or mach number)
|(b) Report speed or ([climb or cruise] mach number)
|(c) Maintain (number) knots (or mach (number)) [or greater (or less)] [until (location)]
|(d) Maintain present speed
|(e) Increase (or reduce) speed to (or by) (number) knots
|(f) Reduce to minimum approach speed
|(g) Cross (significant point) [at (time)] [at (number) knots]
|When aircraft is required to reduce speed to the minimum position in a clean configuration
|(h) Reduce to minimum clean speed
|When aircraft speed is at pilot's discretion
|(i) No [ATC] speed restrictions
|When ATC speed restrictions no longer apply and the aircraft is required to resume profile speeds in accordance with procedural requirements
|(j) Resume normal speed


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Upcoming DUAL Events
Remember all dues paying* members are eligible to enjoy the DUAL events, held monthly.
* You can join or renew your Cornell Club of Singapore membership here.
1. Saturday, 26 Apr, 2014 02:30pm – 04:00pm – Singapore Woodblock Prints of the 1950's and 1960's
Woodblock printing as an artform gained prominence in the Post War period of Singapore's history. The images depicted what was seen in the streets and beyond, from large events such as disasters and accidents, to daily routine and traditional customs. The stark simplicity of the images made them accessible to audience and was relatively cheap to produce. This talk will explore the work of five prominent Singaporean artists who used woodblock techniques to reflect on history, change and the reality of the times during the 1950s and 60s. Our speaker, Mae Anderson, is the Chairman of Art Outreach Singapore. To register for talks, visit http://www.artoutreachprogram.eventbrite.com
Venue: 2 Orchard Link *Scape, #04-01 Hubquarters, Singapore 237978
2. Thursday, 08 May, 2014 06:30pm – 10:00pm – Berkeley Club Happy Hour @ ME@OUE
The Berkeley Club of Singapore invites you to join Golden Bears at one of newest rooftop lounges in Singapore.
Venue: ME@OUE (OUE TOWER ROOFTOP)
Cost: Cash Bar (1for1 on select drinks until 8pm)
RSVP: No RSVP needed
ME@OUE is located on the rooftop of the new OUE Tower at Collyers Quay (across from the Fullerton Bay Hotel and near One Fullerton, Customs House,…). You can get to the rooftop at the main lobby and approach the ME@OUE concierge to take the dedicated elevator to the rooftop which offers stunning, unobstructed views of Marina Bay.
3. Saturday, 10 May, 2014 10:30am – 12:30pm – Art in Transit Tour: North-East Line
Art in Transit is a bold and imaginative programme that brings the works of Singapore's top artists into MRT stations and the lives of all that use them. This unique tour will include four station on the North- East Line. In each station, the Art Outreach guide will highlight and discuss eye-catching artworks that reflect the cultural and historical heritage of the area and its community. The tour will also include insights into the background of the artists and the commissioning of their work. These artworks embrace the best values of public artworks, they are accessible, engaging and they speak to all. Above all, the artworks offer future generations a collection of works that speak eloquently about our lives and times. This tour will take in the following stations: Dhoby Ghaut – Clarke Quay – Chinatown – Outram Park To register for your FREE ticket, please visit http://www.artoutreachprogram.eventbrite.com
4. Wednesday, 14 May, 2014 06:30pm – 11:59pm – Stanford Club of Singapore: Annual Dinner
Stanford Club of Singapore invites you to an evening with friends, and Guest of Honour Mr Lim Swee Say, Minister, Prime Minister's Office (and Stanford graduate), and networking.
Venue: Hotel Rendezvous, (nearest MRT Station: Dhoby Ghaut or Bras Basah), Singapore (SG).
Cost: Early registration and payment before 30th Apr: $78 for Members, $82 for DUAL, and $92 for Non-Members. Payment from 1st May: $86 for Members, $90 for DUAL, and $100 for Non-members.
RSVP: To attend the Annual Dinner, register now at http://stanfordalumni.org.sg/ right side bar under 'Upcoming Events' .
Registration will close on May 10th or earlier if sold out. No walk-ins will be accepted on the day. Registration and payment are on a first come-first served basis. Should the event sell out, we will advise by e mail and posting on this website. In the event where any registration cannot be accepted, the Stanford Club of Singapore will refund the respective amounts received. Membership of the Club is subject to the Club's Executive Council approval, but you can enjoy the member prices for this event upon joining. Please contact Goh Puay Guan at firstname.lastname@example.com (9099 7336), or Jason Chen at firstname.lastname@example.com (9857 2896), or email@example.com. Additional details are availablehttp://stanfordalumni.org.sg/ right side bar under 'Upcoming Events'.
5. Saturday, 17 May, 2014 02:30pm – 04:00pm – The Life and Art of Georgette Chen
Georgette Chen is regarded as one of the pioneer artist of Singaporean art history and was part of the Nanyang movement. Her paintings combine western painting techniques with Asian themes and alludes a pleasing sense of harmony through its use of colour and composition. This talk traces the life and work of Chen and highlights stylistic distinctions between different periods of Chen's artistic career, from her early beginnings as an artist in Paris, through to her time spent in China and Hong Kong before finally settling down in Singapore. Our speaker, Mae Anderson, is the Chairman of Art Outreach Singapore. To register for the FREE talk, please visit: http://www.artoutreachprogram.eventbrite.com
Venue: 2 Orchard Link, *Scape, #04-01 Hubquarters, Singapore 237978
6. Wednesday, 28 May, 2014 08:00am – 09:00am – Berkeley Techie Brekkie
The Berkeley Club of Singapore invites members of all DUAL schools working in technology and new media to come, talk all things tech and network with fellow professionals at the next Techie Brekkie.
Venue: The Rotisserie (RAFFLES PLACE), 51 TELOK AYER ST, CHINA SQUARE
Cost: Each attendee pays for their own breakfast
RSVP: Not necessary, but if you have questions, please email: firstname.lastname@example.com
7. Sunday, 22 Jun, 2014 03:30pm – 06:00pm – DUAL Speed Dating
DUAL will once again be making love connections through our "Spring/Summer" speed dating event! Our last DUAL Speed Dating event was very successful and had a great turnout so please RSVP immediately to reserve your spot! Come alone or with friends – leave with more!
Venue: The Tuckshop, 403 Guillemard Road (Dakota MRT); http://www.facebook.com/thetuckshopsingapore
Cost: $33 includes 2 drinks and finger food.
RSVP: If you are interested in attending the dating event, send an email to SJ at email@example.com, giving your name, mobile number, email, sex, university you graduated from.
Target: For those age 35 and below. To ensure equal number of gentlemen and ladies and to prevent no shows, we will be having prepayment for the event. SJ will send you payment instructions to be made via PeaTix. Only after payment has been made and SJ reverts with a confirmation email, you will be successfully registered for this event. Please note no refunds will be processed if you have paid for the event and cannot turn up for any reason.
Rules of Engagement: Speed dating is a formalized matchmaking process whose purpose is to encourage people to meet a large number of new people. Guys and girls will rotate to meet each other for a series of short 5 minute "dates" to interact and get to know each other. At the end of the event, each participant will fill out a form to be handed to the organizers stating any of the guys or girls whom you have interest in for a follow up date. We will compile the data and notify any matches. We will be accepting 20 guys and 20 girls.
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KU News Release
May 20, 2011
Contact: Sara Rosen, Office of Graduate Studies, 785-864-8040
Two students win Argersinger Prizes for outstanding dissertations
LAWRENCE — Two doctoral students at the University of Kansas will receive 2011 Marnie and Bill Argersinger Prizes for their outstanding dissertations.
The awards will be presented at the annual Doctoral Hooding Ceremony at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 21, in the Lied Center.
This year's winners are Hsueh-Chin (Serena) Huang from Pittsburg, Kan., and Taiwan for her study of the economic impact of highly skilled immigrants and Nathan Dormer from Topeka for his bioengineering research on regeneration of tissue in the human body.
Huang is receiving a doctorate in economics. Her dissertation, "An Evaluation of Skilled Immigration in the United States," was defended April 13. Huang's interest in the impact of immigrants on the economy grew from her experiences as the teenage daughter of a visiting professor of philosophy at Pittsburg State University.
"I saw reports in the media about immigrants taking jobs from Americans and was puzzled," Huang said. "I knew there were outstanding scholars at universities making important contributions."
Huang's adviser, Donna Ginther, professor of economics, said, "Serena's research has important implications for economic policy by suggesting future policies should address the differences between high and low-skilled immigrants."
Huang received a grant from the Alfred Sloan Foundation to support her dissertation research.
Dormer is receiving a doctorate in bioengineering. He defended his dissertation, "Osteochondral Interface Tissue Engineering using Macroscopic Gradients of Physicochemical Signals," on April 5. Dormer's research is in the sub-discipline of interfacial tissue engineering within the field of tissue engineering.
"Interfacial tissue engineering is focused on regeneration of two different tissues in the body that meet at an interface, for example the transition of muscle to tendon, ligament to bone or cartilage to bone," said Dormer's adviser, Michael Detamore, associate professor of chemical and petroleum engineering.
As a doctoral student, Dormer participated in the KU pharmaceutical biotechnology training program sponsored by the National Institutes of Health. The program prepares students to work in the biotechnology industry and requires an industry internship, which Dormer completed at Kinetic Concepts Inc. in San Antonio, Texas.
"This year, KU will confer 399 doctoral degrees," said Sara Rosen, dean of graduate studies. "To be considered for the dissertation award, a student's defense must be awarded honors by the defense committee. In addition, each department can only nominate one graduating doctoral candidate per year. Receiving honors and being nominated for this award is a significant achievement at KU. The review committee was impressed by the quality of dissertations nominated for this award across all 19 fields of study represented."
Winners of the the Argersinger Prize receive a cash award and their names will be listed on a plaque in the Kansas Union.
The Argersinger Prize was established through KU Endowment in 1992 and is named in honor of William J. Argersinger and his wife. He was KU's first vice chancellor for research and graduate studies and dean of the graduate school.
KU Endowment is the independent, nonprofit organization serving as the official fundraising and fund-management foundation for KU. Founded in 1891, KU Endowment was the first foundation of its kind at a U.S. public university.
The 19 nominees are listed below by hometown, major, dissertation title and, when available, other degrees earned, high school and parents' names.
From Pittsburg 66762 and Taiwan
Hsueh-Chin (Serena) Huang, doctoral candidate in economics, won the award for her dissertation "An Evaluation of Skilled Immigration in the United States." Huang has master's and bachelor's degrees from KU. Huang is a graduate of Pittsburg High School. Her parents are Frank Huang and Helen Lee of Taiwan.
From Lawrence 66044
Rebecca Kaye Barrett-Fox, who earned a doctorate in American studies from KU in fall 2010, was nominated for her dissertation "Pray Not for this People for Their Good: Westboro Baptist, the Religious Right, and American Nationalism." Based on extensive field research, Barrett-Fox's dissertation provides an ethnographic history of the Topeka church and its activities. Barrett-Fox has master's and bachelor's degrees from KU.
From Lawrence 66046
Nathaniel L. Williams, who earned a doctorate in English from KU in fall 2010, was nominated for his dissertation "Steam, Men, Edisons, Connecticut Yankees: Technocracy and Imperial Identity in Nineteenth Century American Fiction." His research analyzes the representation of technology in U.S. popular fiction of the 19th century, particularly as it relates to concepts of imperial expansion that shore up the period's constructions of American identity. Williams has bachelor's and master's degrees from Truman State University in Kirksville, Mo.
From Lawrence 66049
Wendy Jean Herd, doctoral candidate in linguistics, was nominated for her dissertation "The perceptual and production training of /d, r, r/ in L2 Spanish: Behavioral, psycholinguistic, and neurolinguistic evidence." The study investigates whether American English-speaking learners of Spanish can be trained to perceive and produce the intervocalic tap, trill and /d/ contrasts in Spanish. Herd has master's degrees from KU and Missouri State University and a bachelor's degree from University of Missouri-Columbia.
Mary Elizabeth Krause, doctoral candidate in chemistry, was nominated for her dissertation "Structure/Function Relationships in Nickel-Peptide Complexes: Impact of the Primary Coordination Sphere on Square-Planar Nickel Chemistry." The research investigates the development of metal-protein complexes that could be used to develop targeted contrast agents used in the diagnosis, treatment and evaluation of cancers and other diseases. Krause has master's and bachelor's degrees from Missouri State University in Springfield.
From Lenexa 66219
Gail Meier Rodriguez, who earned a doctorate in political science from KU in fall 2010, was nominated for her dissertation "Weighted Policymaking: The Federal, State and Individual Politics of Obesity." The work examines the politics surrounding obesity and decision making in the United States.
From Overland Park 66213
Theresa Clare Brown, doctoral candidate in physical education, was nominated for her dissertation "Effects of an Intervention to Foster a Caring, Supportive Environment to a University Recreation Center." The study combined two unique theoretical frameworks by examining participants' experiences while exercising at a campus recreation center before and after an intervention with recreation center staff. Brown has a master's degree from the University of Iowa and a bachelor's degree from Truman State University, Kirksville, Mo.
From Overland Park 66214
Natalia Loskutova, doctoral candidate in physical therapy and rehabilitation science, was nominated for her dissertation "Bone Loss in Relation to Hypothalamic Atrophy in Alzheimer's disease." The research provides initial evidence that accelerated bone loss observed in individuals in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease may be partially due to distortion of central regulatory mechanisms.
From Westwood 66205
Aaron J. Gottschalk, who earned doctorate in biochemistry and molecular biology from KU in summer 2010, was nominated for his dissertation "Biochemical and Developmental Characterization of a SNF2-like ATPase Amplified in Liver Cancer (ALC1)." Gottschalk has a master's degree from KU and a bachelor's degree from Kansas State University in Manhattan.
From Topeka 66609
Nathan Henry Dormer, doctoral candidate in bioengineering, won the award for his dissertation "Osteochondral Interface Tissue Engineering using Macroscopic Gradients of Physicochemical Signals." Dormer has a bachelor's degree from KU and is a graduate of Shawnee Heights Senior High School. His parents are Lonnie and Mary Dormer.
From Kansas City 66103
Yue Cui, a postdoctoral fellow in medicine, received a doctorate in toxicology from KU in summer 2010. Cui was nominated for her dissertation "Developmental Regulation of the Drug-Processing Genome in Mouse Liver." The research characterizes the expression and regulatory mechanisms of the drug-processing genes during postnatal liver maturation.
From Denver 80206
Emily Zimmerman Lehman, doctoral candidate in speech-language pathology, was nominated for her dissertation "The Effects of Vestibular Stimulation Rate and Magnitude of Acceleration on Central Pattern Generation for Chest-Wall Kinematics in Preterm Infants." The research tested a set of hypotheses concerning the role of vestibular inputs on respiratory and oromotor systems during suck and early feeding development in preterm infants. Lehman has master's and bachelor's degrees from KU. Lehman is a graduate of Cherry Creek High School, Englewood, Colo. Her parents are Rand and Cynthia Zimmerman.
From Littleton 80130
Lisa K. Tiemann, doctoral candidate in ecology and evolutionary biology, was nominated for her dissertation "Soil Microbial Community Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics With Altered Precipitation Regimes and Substrate Availability." The research looks at how environmental changes affect soil microorganisms and how these changes alter the ecosystem processes. Tiemann has a bachelor's degree from the University of Wyoming. Her parent is Chris Tiemann.
From Clear Lake 50428
Autumn J. Ruiz, postdoctoral fellow in medicine at KU Medical Center, was nominated for her dissertation "Vpu Mediated Enhancement of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Pathogenesis: The Role of Conserved and Unique Domains in Protein Function." Ruiz researched pathogenic mechanisms of HIV-1. Ruiz has a doctorate in anatomy and cell biology from KU and a bachelor's degree from University of Iowa. Her parent is Echo Ruiz.
From St. Joseph 64501
Kim Faye Schutte, doctoral candidate in history, was nominated for her dissertation "Marrying by the Numbers: Marriage Patterns of Aristocratic British Women, 1485-2000." The research investigates the marriage patterns of aristocratic women in England from the 16th century to the 20th century. Schutte has a master's degree from the University of Missouri and a bachelor's degree from Missouri Western State University.
From Buffalo 14216 and Grand Forks, N.D.
Elizabeth Miklya Legerski, who earned doctorate in sociology from KU in summer 2010, was nominated for her dissertation "Hierarchies of Risk: The Longitudinal Dynamics of Family, Work, Welfare, and Health Insurance in Low-Income Women Lives." The research assesses the role of individual-level welfare, work and family changes in predicting low-income women's access to insurance and poverty over time to inform social policy. Legerski has a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University in Utah. Her parent is Thomas Donnelly of Buffalo, N.Y.
From Grand Island 14072
Alison C. Donnelly, doctoral candidate in medicinal chemistry, was nominated for her dissertation "Design, Synthesis and Evaluation of Non-Canonical Hsp90 Modulators." The study investigates the design and development of new C-terminal inhibitors of Hsp90, based on the natural product, novobiocin. Donnelly has a master's degree from KU and a bachelor's degree from Case Western Reserve University in Ohio. Her parent is Martha Donnelly.
From Grand Forks 58203 and Buffalo, N.Y.
Elizabeth Miklya Legerski. SEE NEW YORK.
From Seattle 98125
Hillary Eve Pedersen, who earned a doctorate in history of art from KU in fall 2010, was nominated for her dissertation "The Five Great Space Repository Bodhisattvas: Lineage, Protection, and Celestial Authority in Ninth-Century Japan." The research explores the protective role of the Five Great Space Repository Bodhisattva (Godai Koduzo Bosatsu) sculptural pentads played in Japan during the middle of the ninth century. Pedersen has a bachelor's degree from the University of Washington.
From Enkhuizen
Leon Van Haandel, who earned doctorate in pharmaceutical chemistry from KU in fall 2010, was nominated for his dissertation "Bioanalysis of Pteroyl Derivatives in Various Aspects of Human Health." The research focused on the quantitative determination of a group of chemically related substances important in human health and disease therapy.
Hsueh-Chin (Serena) Huang. SEE CRAWFORD COUNTY.
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South Africa's ZuluMafia (Simphiwe Nhlapho) returns with two marvelous vocal productions to be released in the coming months, both featuring the vocal talents of Zethu who impresses with her deeply felt performance. Whether it is "L'overture" or "I can't let you go", what you get is top-notch deep house with that beloved South African touch that makes you yearning for more thanks to thrilling mesmerizing rhythms and delicious melodies, complete with a selection of slammin' truly versatile remixes by the likes of Ohk Ost, Mr. Cooper, DJ Ouder, Mxdope, Joeking, Lamulka Arts, DJ Zero and Chuck Black. Neither of these two released are to be missed so put them on top of your shopping list. Soulful house at its best - essential.
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It happened nearly 70 years ago. In January 1942, Reinhard Heydrich chaired the Wannsee Conference, which formalized plans for the Final Solution to the Jewish Question— the deportation and genocide of all Jews in German-occupied Europe. The meeting lasted only an hour (some say 90 minutes) and was confined to the "modalities" of the solution, not the nature of the question.
The question itself had already been answered by Hitler, who had this to say about it in 1939:
"Europe cannot find peace until the Jewish question has been solved ... [I]f the international Jewish financiers in and outside Europe should succeed in plunging the nations once more into a world war, then the result will not be the Bolshevization of the earth, and thus the victory of Jewry, but the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe."
In a recently posted YouTube video, an Irishman calling himself "the Golden One" - whose channel is dedicated to "how glorious and magnificent I am" - has recycled this canard (specifically calling it the "J.Q.") by focusing once again on the old distinction drawn by anti-Semites between ordinary Jews and international Jews. Hitler helped to crystallize the distinction, but it pre-dated him and even found fertile ground in the United States in the 1920's and '30s, with headlines such as this --
There is no particular purpose served by dissecting the points made in the Golden One's six minute video. It simply recites the same slanders cast upon Jews for generations - indeed, centuries and millennia. Although it may never be clear why, enduring hatred toward Jews is a perpetual condition of at least some measurable segment of the rest of humankind. For every Jew, the threat anti-Semitism poses must never be considered serious and not innocuous, regardless of the shape or form it takes. But less often noted is the threat it poses to the followers of the leaders who use it for their own purposes, to rationalize their arguments of relative disadvantage or misfortune.
That anti-Semitic demagogues have their own simplistic reasons to blame the Jews goes without saying, although efforts are frequently made to say the opposite. To take just two examples - out of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands - there is the "stab in the back" theory (used by the Nazis to explain how the Jews ruined Germany's chance for victory in World War I) and, in the much more distant past, the rationalization of the greater incidence of disease in Christian compared to Jewish communities during outbreaks of the Bubonic plague. That far more reasonable causative agents were readily available - in these two cases, the wearing down of Germany after years of brutal trench warfare and the arrival of American doughboys; and in the case of Jews in the Middle Ages, their greater isolation in ghettos, far away from the wharves where plague-spreading rats dwelled, and their adherence to stricter hygiene and dietary laws - is almost besides the point. People wanted easier answers, and scapegoats always provide them.
In current times, anti-Semitism has penetrated deeply in the Arab world, where hostility toward Israel has become institutionalized and embedded in the collective psyche of millions. Although anti-Israel commentators there cloak their hostility in pro-Palestinian motives, it is not hard to see the deeper purpose served by directing the focus of the Arab street toward the "Zionist enemy," thereby mis-directing attention away from their own shortcomings as ruling elites, in failing to give the vox populi within their countries any meaningful role in governance. Ruth Wisse, in a June 16, 2003 op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal, sums it up well:
The problem with anti-Semitism in its older and newer varieties is that it seems to serve its patrons so well. Without question, Arab rulers successfully deflected attention from their offenses by their decades of war and propaganda against Israel ... But, just as happened in Europe, the Arab obsession with Israel grew increasingly destructive not only of its Jewish targets but also of its sponsoring regimes. Attacking Jews consumed energy that should have been directed at alleviating the misery of Arab subjects. Blaming the Jews postponed democratization, which begins with people taking responsibility for themselves."
With anti-Semitism growing stronger in Europe, and moving well beyond the Arab world, it's worth considering why this is happening now and how the rise of Donald Trump has emboldened far right (or "alt-right", or "white supremacy" or "neo-Nazi") elements in the United States. For at least one possible explanation, let's return to the Golden One's YouTube video, which has been viewed over 25,000 times, and take a look at just a few of the comments it has elicited. They reflect the extent to which Trump has cultivated, whether deliberately or not, the age-old fertile ground of resentment toward Jews. Here is just a small sampling --
"It will be Trump and Duke for me." - That is, the real estate mogul from the Bronx, with a Jewish son-in-law and daughter who converted to Judaism (so of course, he can't be anti-Semitic, can he?), and the KKK leader who built his public career attacking Jews and other minorities, are seen as making common cause by far right white supremacists.
Meanwhile, over in Mr. Trump's camp, when asked whether he would "disavow" the support of David Duke, "and say you don't want his support in this election," Mr. Trump replied, "I don't know anything about David Duke, OK?" But as the link shows clearly, Mr. Trump has some amnesia there. He knows all about Mr. Duke. He just does not want to alienate the people who admire Mr. Duke and might be persuaded, through his endorsement, to vote for him.
Further afield, at Texas A&M University, young and photogenic white supremacist Richard Spencer put his finger on the situation just the other day, when he explained with obvious excitement why Mr. Trump represents a "different kind of politics than we had in the past," and why that "identity politics," directed toward white voters, is so "exciting" to people such as him or, on the other side of the Atlantic, like the Golden One.
"In his Republican acceptance speech in Cleveland, Ohio - I was there - [Trump] never mentioned words like freedom or so on. He said that the system is rigged, the system is rigged against you, I understand the system and I will be your champion, I will be your voice, I will stick up for you. When he is saying I'll stick up for you, he is talking to his voters, 90% of whom are white. Donald Trump represented the first step toward identity politics. That's why he's interesting. Ted Cruz didn't win. You know, if Ted Cruz had won, maybe I'll be like 'alright, sure, individual constitutionalism won' or something. Ted Cruz failed. Donald Trump won. Identity politics is what won."
But if all this seems like a stretch - that surely the next President of the United States does not intend for any of this to be happening in his name - you need only refer to the final commercial that the Trump campaign ran right before election day, which was no less suggestive than anything the Golden One, or Richard Spencer, or Reinhard Heydrich or even Adolf Hitler may have wanted you to understand - that the range and influence of the international Jew is the problem that must addressed by the Jewish question. After all, all three faces used in this commercial (apart from Hillary Clinton) belonged to Jewish people involved in the world of international finance, and the most serious enemy of white identity is the one with the most power globally that could be aligned against it.
Therein lies the challenge that anyone who does not share this white identity - whether he or she be Jewish, Black, Brown, Hindu, Muslim, or perhaps even a Mischling of some sort - must understand. We are the problem. We stand in the way of the realization of white identity. We are the ones who must be opposed,through separation, discrimination and ultimately, at least potentially, through violence.
And by the same token, if that is how we are defined by the white supremacists, then we must recognize that opposition to this movement is the only natural response - not appeasement, not explanation, and certainly not hopeful cooperation. For in that direction, true terror lies - just as it did 75 years ago after an hour - or maybe an hour and a half - of casual discussion at the Wannsee conference.


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Intersection is a flexible contemporary music ensemble dedicated to challenging the traditional concert experience, exploring music of the 20th and 21st centuries, supporting living composers, presenting programs for younger audiences, embracing collaboration, technology and the avant-garde, while expanding, respecting and embracing the musical and cultural diversity of Nashville.
Founded by conductor Kelly Corcoran in 2014, Intersection creates new and unexpected ways for audiences to experience contemporary music through non-traditional venues and staging, unusual instrument combinations, and performances that integrate lighting, video, and live dance.
Intersection uses contemporary music in an intentional way to bring forward new and unique voices, build community, and engage in dialogue, with programs centered around social issues such as race and social justice, and around different musical cultures. This focus is born out of a desire for Nashville's music scene to more accurately reflect the diversity of music being created around the world today.
With the belief that contemporary classical music literacy can develop creativity, cultivate listening, and foster a shared understanding of our world, Intersection devotes half of its programming to youth and family programs, and has developed Contempo Kids, a curriculum that help students learn about composition, create music, and develop their own unique musical voice.
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The more I teach infolit courses, the more I realize I have to teach little tricks of computer use, like ctl-F for find, or where the address bar is, or that you don't have to go to Google, you can just type in the web address. When students use their own laptops or tablets, we have to spend class time getting them on wireless, and then there's the general troubleshooting that comes up in any technology heavy class.
I hoe this will turn into a skill-sharing/problem solving session.
- What are some of your best Media, Digital, Computer and Information literacy teaching hacks?
- How do you handle students who are computer illiterate?
- BYOD/smartphone/tablet teaching
I'm coming at this from an academic library perspective, but I'd love to hear what public librarians are doing with this, too.


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With January in full swing there's no doubt people are making their annual list of New Year's resolutions. Between going to the gym, losing weight and quitting smoking, one resolution that never seems to make it on the list is maintaining your car and driving habits. It may seem like a simple task, but keeping your car in top shape is often put on the back burner and you can always use a little driving tune up every once in a while.
1. Keep Your Tank Full
Do you often make the excuse of saying you'll fill your tank tomorrow while there' a quarter tank left? Next thing you know you're on your way to work already running behind and your gas light pops on. This year don't let your tank drop below half. There's several reasons why this will benefit you (like actually getting to work on time and not having to hitch hike to the gas station), but one thing that will benefit you, especially in the winter, is avoiding condensation in the gas tank. When the temperature drops condensation forms and can freeze if there isn't at least half a tank in your car. Keep it full or at half and you and your car will stay happy.
2. Ditch The Phone
We get it… sometimes you need to make an important call while on the road or answer a text message from your boss, but compromising your safety is never okay. There are headsets and voice control apps to help you stay hands-free and focused while on the road, but make it a goal to ditch your phone completely while the ignition is on. No more glancing at your Instagram feed while at a red light or calling home to see what's for dinner. Disconnect for the short time you're likely commuting home and enjoy the ride. Crank up the tunes and focus on the road.
3. Keep Your Car Clean (Inside & Out)
You know that stack of coffee cups in the middle console and that stash of drive-thru garbage tucked away in the side of the door? Get rid of it! It's easy to let these things get out of control and create a big and sometimes smelly mess. Grab a trash bag, get out to your car and throw away all that junk. Don't forget to get rid of all your other clutter too like extra clothes, lunch containers and unnecessary tools in the trunk. Once you're done, head to the nearest car wash and freshen up the exterior. Tip: keep a double plastic grocery bags in the glove box so you can collect your garbage more often.
4. Back Into Parking Spaces
This may sound weird, but backing into parking spaces will make your life so much easier. Remember when you were a young driver and they made you parallel park and back up a gazillion times? It was all for good reason. Make it your goal to become a back-up pro and you'll effortless be able to pull into any tight spot and drive away easier than ever.
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Getting into shape is at the top of everyone's New Year's resolution list so why not make it a priority for your car too? Getting your car up to speed will not only improve its performance, it'll give you peace of mind knowing you're driving a safe ride. Some routine things to add to your maintenance list include: checking the tire pressure, checking for fluid leaks, topping up fluids and changing the wiper blades.
Since you've probably promised yourself to be a better, brighter and healthier human this New Year, make your car feel the same way and you're surely to have a great year.
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Boston, Massachusetts | Age 80
Ann M. Campbell (Miller) of Rockland, age 80, died on June 29, 2019 at The Royal Braintree Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Ann was born, in Boston, Daughter of the late Otis and Helen (Grey) Miller. She was raised, and educated in The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood of Boston, graduating from the JAMAICA plain High School in 1957.
Mrs. Campbell was a devoted Mother who loved spending time with her children and grandchildren. She is remembered as being a wonderful cook with a particular talent for baking.
Ann was the beloved Wife of the late Robert J. Campbell. Mother of Michael Campbell and his Wife Jo of RI, Kevin Campbell and his Wife Deborah of Plymouth, Robert Campbell Jr. and his Wife Donna of Weymouth, Daniel Campbell and his Wife Kim of Whitman, David Campbell and his Wife Kate of Stoughton. Sister of Jean Vissily of Whitman. Grandmother of, Ashley, Kevin Michael, Rachel,Brian, Matthew, Melissa, Kris, Adam, Olivia, and Remington. Also survived by 7 Great-Grandchildren, and several Nieces and Nephews.
The Campbell family invites friends and loved ones to celebrate Ann's life in The Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home, 135 Union St. Rockland MA 02370 on Monday July 8, 2019 from 5:00-8:00 PM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday July 9, 2019 at 9:00 AM in The Holy Family Church in Rockland. Burial will follow in Holy Family Cemetery in Rockland. Memorial Donations in Ann's memory may be made to The Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts, 309 Waverley Oaks Rd. Waltham MA 02452.
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Daniel Topolski
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|4 June 1945
London, England,
|21 February 2015 (aged 69)
London, England
|Rower, rowing coach, commentator, author, travel writer
|Susan Gilmore
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Daniel "Dan" Topolski (4 June 1945 – 21 February 2015) was a British author, rower, rowing coach and commentator on BBC television. He studied at the University of Oxford where he represented the Blue boat twice, in 1967 and 1968. In 1977, he won a gold medal at the World Rowing Championships. He coached the Oxford University Boat Club crew on fifteen occasions, leading them to victory twelve times, including a ten-win streak. He also coached British squads at two separate Olympic Games. After retiring from coaching he commentated on rowing at the Olympic Games and Boat Races.
Early life[edit]
The son of the Polish artist Feliks Topolski and actress Marian Everall, Daniel attended the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle in London, before going to Westminster School and New College, Oxford, where he read geography.[1] He was taught sculling by his father, on Regent's Park lake in London, and captained Westminster School's rowing eight.[1] While at Oxford, he rowed in the University Boat Race on two occasions. In the 1967 race, rowing at number seven, he helped Oxford to their third consecutive victory. The following year, this time rowing at bow, he suffered defeat.[2][3] Relatively lightly built for a rower, he gained 24 pounds (11 kg) to qualify for the 1967 race.[1]
Topolski's rowing career included a gold medal in the 1977 World Championships in Amsterdam, in the lightweight eight, and a silver medal in the 1975 World Championships in Nottingham, in the coxless four.[1][4] During his rowing career, Topolski appeared at the Henley Royal Regatta on 74 occasions, winning the Henley Medal four times.[1]
He was the finishing coach for Oxford University's Boat Race crew from 1973 to 1987.[5] Of the fifteen Boat Races in which he was coach, Oxford won twelve including an unbroken run of ten victories between 1976 and 1985. This run of success and its continuation after Topolski's departure brought Oxford to a point in 1992 where they had won sixteen of the last seventeen races and were within one victory of equalling Cambridge's overall total of wins.[6]
Topolski coached the British rowing squads competing at the 1980 and 1984 Olympics.[7] He also coached the British women's eight between 1978 and 1980.[1] He acted as a commentator for the BBC at the 2000 Sydney, 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Olympics.[3]
Outside rowing, Topolski worked as a researcher for the BBC until 1973. He published two travel books. Muzungu: One Man's Africa (1976) was based on his travels in Africa for eight months in 1972. Travels with My Father: A South American Journey (1983) was based on a tour of South America with his father in 1981, which resulted in his arrest and imprisonment in Paraguay.[1] He also published two books about rowing, The Oxford Revival (1985) and True Blue: The Oxford Boat Race Mutiny (1989; with Patrick Robinson).[1] He wrote for The Observer for more than twenty years.[1]
Topolski won the inaugural William Hill Sports Book of the Year in 1989 as the co-author (with Patrick Robinson) of True Blue: The Oxford Boat Race Mutiny. The book tells the story of the 1987 Boat Race and the disagreement amongst the Oxford crew known as the "Oxford mutiny".[5] It was made into a 1996 film.[6] In 1994 he won a Travelex Radio Award for the BBC series Topolski's Travels.[4] In 2013 he was made an honorary fellow of New College, Oxford.[1]
Personal life[edit]
Topolski was married to actress Susan Gilmore and had three children: Emma, Tamsin and Luke.[4]
Topolski died on 21 February 2015 following a lengthy period of ill health. Five-times Olympic gold medallist Steve Redgrave said: "Rowing will miss him dearly and so will I."[6]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j "Daniel Topolski, rowing coach – obituary". The Daily Telegraph. 22 February 2015. Retrieved 22 February 2015.
- ^ Burnell, p. 81
- ^ a b "Daniel Topolski – Rowing Coach". Abingdon Management & Consulting. Archived from the original on 25 April 2012.
- ^ a b c "Daniel Topolski, former Oxford coach and Observer writer, dies aged 69". The Guardian. 21 February 2015.
- ^ a b Baker, Andrew (6 April 2007). "When mutineers hit the Thames". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 25 March 2011.
- ^ a b c "Daniel Topolski: BBC commentator Topolski dies aged 69". BBC Sport. 21 February 2015.
- ^ "Daniel Topolski, Esq Authorised Biography". Debrett's People of Today. Retrieved 22 February 2015.[permanent dead link]
- Burnell, Richard (1979). One Hundred and Fifty Years of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. Precision Press. ISBN 0950063878.
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| William Hill Sports Book of the Year winner
|Succeeded by
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- 1945 births
- 2015 deaths
- People educated at Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle
- People educated at Westminster School, London
- Alumni of New College, Oxford
- Oxford University Boat Club rowers
- British male rowers
- Rowing coaches
- British radio personalities
- BBC sports presenters and reporters
- English people of Polish descent
- Stewards of Henley Royal Regatta
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It was such an honour to be approached by American Express to create a custom gown for the NGV Gala. To have your work recognised by a global company like American Express is such a privilege and in itself a huge 'pinch me moment'. I've been fortunate enough to have a few pinch me moments. But to be honest, whenever someone chooses to wear Paolo Sebastian it is an incredible moment for my team and me because it means that people believe in the brand and our work.


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