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Birch wraps purchase of CbeyondJuly 21, 2014 12:45 pm | by Brian Santo | Comments
The company said it now has approximately 200,000 business customers located in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Canada and Puerto Rico. Its IP-based network now has approximately 31,000 fiber route miles, and covers 22 states and Washington, D.C.
TWC participates in Gigabit RFI in LAJuly 21, 2014 12:10 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
Time Warner Cable announced it was participating in the city of Los Angeles' request for information (RFI) process that is targeting the development of a communitywide 1 Gigabit network that will serve area residents, businesses and city government. The nation's second-largest cable operator said its response included detailed information about the deployment of DOCSIS 3.1 to deliver the 1-Gig service.
Arris goes to market with OTT/linear platformJuly 21, 2014 12:05 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
Arris teamed up with Wurl to debut a new open platform for cable operators that blends over-the-top (OTT) content with traditional programming services on Arris' set-top boxes. Arris Market, which is part of Arris' Whole Home Solution, is standards-based and comes with an HTML5 interface that integrates OTT content with linear content.
Verizon boosts FiOS uploads to match downloadsJuly 21, 2014 11:58 am | by Associated Press | Comments
Verizon is boosting the upload speeds of nearly all its FiOS connections to match the download speeds, vastly shortening the time it takes for subscribers to send videos and back up their files online. Starting Monday, all new subscribers will get "symmetrical" connections. The cheapest plan will deliver 25 megabits per second up and down, an increase from 15 megabits down and 5 megabits up.
Google, others mull NYC WI-Fi projectJuly 21, 2014 11:54 am | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | Comments
Google and a number of partner companies may be looking to transform New York City pay phones into Wi-Fi hotspots, according to a report from Bloomberg. New York is accepting proposals from interested parties willing to install, operate and maintain up to 10,000 "Public Communications Structures providing advertising, Wi-Fi, and phone service in all five boroughs."
Comcast scores SEC Network deal with ESPNJuly 18, 2014 12:50 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
With less than one month left until the SEC Network kicks off its college football coverage, ESPN and Comcast announced this morning that a deal had been reached. Striking a deal with the nation's largest cable operator and ISP is a watershed moment for the SEC Network, but it still needs to sign off on deals with Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable and DirecTV, among others.
RCN now offering Showtime Anytime to subscribersJuly 18, 2014 12:45 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
RCN is now serving up Showtime Anytime's TV Everywhere video content for free to its authenticated subscribers. Showtime Anytime is provisioned across PCs, tablets, smartphones, Xbox 360 game consoles and Roku devices across the nation to RCN subscribers of Showtime. Showtime Anytime also includes the live broadcast of both the East and West Coast feeds of Showtime.
Ericsson 2Q beats street, posts $394M profitJuly 18, 2014 12:38 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | Comments
Ericsson today posted a second quarter profit of $394 million despite curtailing LTE rollouts by major North American carriers. Revenue for the quarter came in at just over $8 billion, which beat analyst expectations. In a press release, the Swedish equipment maker said sales in the quarter were mainly driven by continued capacity projects in North America and growth in the Middle East, China and India.
Amazon rolls out 'Netflix-for-books' style serviceJuly 18, 2014 12:30 pm | by Associated Press | Comments
Amazon is rolling out a new subscription service that will allow unlimited access to thousands of electronic books and audiobooks for $9.99 a month in the online giant's latest effort to attract more users. The largest U.S. e-commerce site said Friday that the Kindle Unlimited service will give users the ability to read as much as they want from more than 600,000 Kindle titles such as "The Hunger Games."
Google's 2Q revenue gains eclipse earnings missJuly 18, 2014 12:20 pm | by Associated Press | Comments
Google's earnings rose modestly in the second quarter as the Internet company's expensive ambitions devoured most of a surprisingly strong gain in revenue. The report released Thursday also showed that Google's advertising prices are still dropping to extend a nearly three-year slump.
CEO Whitman takes chairman post at Hewlett-PackardJuly 18, 2014 12:16 pm | by Associated Press | Comments
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman is assuming the title of chairman after the departure of interim chairman, Ralph Whitworth, who resigned to deal with health issues. HP has split the roles of chairman and CEO since Mark Hurd resigned as CEO in 2010. The company has faced shareholder displeasure over a series of missteps and slumping sales.
Liberty Global buys a stake in BSkyB's ITVJuly 17, 2014 12:41 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
Liberty Global announced today that it was buying a 6.4 percent stake in British broadcaster ITV from BSkyB for 481 million pounds, or $824 million. Liberty Global said in its press release that it didn't intend to make an offer to acquire all of ITV, but reserved the right to do so if circumstances warranted it.
TDS Telecom lights up 1 Gig service in another N.H. townJuly 17, 2014 12:36 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
TDS Telecom has launched its 1 Gigabit service in another town in New Hampshire. The recent deployment in New London followed on the heels of TDS's first 1 Gbps deployment in Hollis, N.H. in May. The 1 Gig service features 400 Mbps on the upstream.
Fox's bid for Time Warner sparks content merger raceJuly 17, 2014 12:32 pm | by Associated Press | Comments
Even though Rupert Murdoch's $76 billion bid for rival media giant Time Warner Inc. has been rejected, that doesn't mean the change sweeping through the TV and film industries will stop any time soon. The cash-and-stock bid by Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. was partly meant to counter consolidation among U.S. TV distributors like Comcast-Time Warner Cable and AT&T-DirecTV.
Microsoft to cut up to 18,000 jobs over next yearJuly 17, 2014 12:24 pm | by Associated Press | Comments
Microsoft is cutting up to 18,000 jobs, about 14 percent of its staff, over the next year as it works on integrating the Nokia devices business it bought in April and cut down on management layers. CEO Satya Nadella, who took the job in February, delivered the news to staff in a memo that Microsoft released publicly.


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Batman Movie News
DC comics most successful comic to movie translation Batman has reinvented the whole comic book movie genre pushing the bar a little higher by taking the best bits from the comics and combining them with some kick ass casting and special effects.
Christian Bale's Batman auditionThis is one of the extras which comes with the Ultimate DVD / Blu-ray Dark Knight Trillogy. It's Christian Bale's Batman audition tape with Amy Adams playing Rachel.
David S. Goyer wants to reboot Batman for Justice LeagueFor the Justice League movie to move forward David S. Goyer has said he wants to reboot the Batman franchise without Christian Bale.
Heath Ledgers Joker DiaryA documentary has been made which features Heath Ledgers Joker Diary, here are a few pages and a video dubbed in French.
Review: Dark Knight Rises with epic finaleA fairly spoiler free Dark Knight Rises review. Love it or hate it this is an epic conclusion for Christopher Nolans Batman trilogy.
TDKR Batman and Catwoman TV spotThe latest Dark Knight Rises TV spot shows us the dynamics between Batman and Catwoman along with how Catwoman gets her paws on the Batpod
Dark Knight Rises trailer #3For those of us who didn't see the third and probably final Dark Knight trailer before the Avengers movie here is the full trailer in HD.
Full Body Shot of Catwoman Hottie AlertDC has released the first full picture of Anne Hathaway in the new Catwoman costume, after seeing it in various stages over the last few months the verdict is confirmed. Catwoman is once again a Mega Hottie.
12 inch Dark knight rises statuesThe first picture of the 12 Dark Knight Rises statue has been released, they will be available this July.
Dark Knight Rises Catwoman TrailerAnother Dark Knight Rises trailer, this time it's got more Catwoman and a clear shot of the flying tank. It's been a real right this week to keep focus between the big movies of 2012.
Dark Knight Rises Prologue 6 minutesThe first six minutes of the Dark Knight Rises thanks to the wonders of the internet and camera phones. Normally I wouldn't post this but since its out soon with MI3 what the heck.
Operation Early BirdAnother Dark Knight Rises Viral has launched this time with a countdown to the online release of the full trailer. Fingers crossed this is the HD six minute trailer which previewed before Mission Impossible 3.
Dark Knight Rises Empire Magazine CoversThe covers for the January Edition of Empire Magazine have been released and feature exclusive pictures of Batman and Bane from the new movie out next year.
Anne Hathaway gets ears on the Catwoman CostumeFrom the recent fan uproar Christopher Nolan has added ears to the Catowman costume. It's a very welcome surprise for fans of Nolans Dark Knight movies.
Dark Knight Rises BatwingPittsburgh has given fans a lot of spoilers for Christopher Nolans last Batman movie. This time we have the first look at the new Batwing.
Fan Made Concept Art for Anne Hathaway's CatwomanA Fan made piece of Concept Art for the Dark Knight Rises version of Catwoman has been released on the net. It's a pretty accurate look at what Anne Hathaway could look like.
Anne Hathaway Catwoman CostumeThe new comic book pin-up Anne Hathaway has just had the first pictures of her in the new Catwoman Costume released by Warner Bros. Not sure if she's stolen the Bat-Pod or found her own Cat-Pod.
Bane Pictures and Footage From TDKR Pittsburgh SetThe Dark Knight Rises continues filming in Pittsburgh on a set which has given us the first costumed Bane pictures and footage so far.
Prototype Tumblers spotted on setIt looks like Christopher Nolan may have finished filming most of the indoor parts of the Dark Knight Rises and is moving onto the car chase.
HD Dark Knight Rises Spoiler TrailerFollowing that slightly poor quality but watchable teaser trailer for TDKR last week we now have a full HD version with that last few frames of Bane vs Batman.
Dark Knight Rises Teaser TrailerFinally an ok copy of that elusive Dark Knight Teaser Trailer. Thank you internet now I don't need to go see Harry Potter to get the first glimpse of The Dark Knight Rises.
Superman logo in the Dark Knight Rises PosterNext years Batman movie is going to be the third and last from Christopher Nolan and you know he will leave it on an epic high. The poster released this week may even hint at a Superman cameo.
Dark Knight rises Bane Picture from ViralIt's been a busy day for Batman fans. Here's the biggest news of the week though by far. The first official picture of Bane from the Dark Knight Rises
Batman 3 filming in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, IndiaPictures have been making there way round the net of the Batman 3 set in India. They show a whole new angle the other Batman movies missed. Will the Dark Knight Rises introduce Lazarus Pits?
Marion Cotillard would make a great Talia Al GhulIt's set to be the best Comic Book Movie of all time. Batman 3 has just added Marion Cotillard to the cast as a mystery character.
Dark Knight Rises Batmobile Concept ArtNormally I wouldn't be sure if this was real or fake but it seems to have popped up and been removed fairly quick from a few news site. It's a pretty bad ass Dark Knight Rises Batmobile.
Bane Cast in Dark Knight RisesIt's a bit of a surprise role, not because Tom Hardy has been cast but now Bane has been chalked up to be a villain in The Dark Knight Rises.
Batman Movie News
- Christian Bale's Batman audition
- David S. Goyer wants to reboot Batman for Justice League
- Heath Ledgers Joker Diary
- Review: Dark Knight Rises with epic finale
- TDKR Batman and Catwoman TV spot
- Dark Knight Rises trailer #3
- Full Body Shot of Catwoman Hottie Alert
- 12 inch Dark knight rises statues
- Dark Knight Rises Catwoman Trailer
- Dark Knight Rises Prologue 6 minutes
- Operation Early Bird
- Dark Knight Rises Empire Magazine Covers
- Anne Hathaway gets ears on the Catwoman Costume
- Dark Knight Rises Batwing
- Fan Made Concept Art for Anne Hathaway's Catwoman
- Anne Hathaway Catwoman Costume
- Bane Pictures and Footage From TDKR Pittsburgh Set
- Prototype Tumblers spotted on set
- HD Dark Knight Rises Spoiler Trailer
- Dark Knight Rises Teaser Trailer
- Superman logo in the Dark Knight Rises Poster
- Dark Knight rises Bane Picture from Viral
- Batman 3 filming in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
- Marion Cotillard would make a great Talia Al Ghul
- Dark Knight Rises Batmobile Concept Art
- Bane Cast in Dark Knight Rises
- Catwoman in the Dark Knight Rises
- The Dark Knight Rises
- Two Face returns
- Batman under the red hood preview
- Batman City of Scars
- Dark Knight Rises Release Date
- First look at Batman - Under the hood
- Batman 3 - The Dark Knight Rises


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Shipping and Moving Products Brochure
GSA Global Supply offers a wide variety of shipping and moving supplies to assist civilian and military customers. These items include everything from small cardboard boxes to pallet-sized containers, along with cushioning material, tape and much more. The 2009 Shipping and Moving brochure highlights many of these items and includes photos, descriptions, prices and ordering information. Virtually all of the contents are still available. Confirm current pricing online with GSA Global Supply or by calling (800) 525-8027.
Whether you're relocating, returning from a deployment, shipping a package or just storing agency records, look to GSA Global Supply for the supplies and accessories you need to accomplish the task. The right supplies make moving or shipping smooth and easy.


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- Our classic 312 fit sits just below the waist, with a shaped hip and thigh and a 9.5- rise.
- Structured stretch denim
- 5-pocket styling with front rivet detail
- 99% Cotton/1% Spandex
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love them!!! love this jeans, the material is so confortable!!! the fit is also great not to low not to high just perfect. September 12, 2014
Best fit ever I have always had trouble finding jeans that are comfortable, stylish and as all women want flattering!!! These jeans were it! They also were so affordable. I used to pay hundreds of dollars for jeans and nothing came close to these. I actually wound up buying 2 more pairs that are different styles. I would recommend to anyone to get. September 11, 2014
312 Bootcut Jeans I love these jeans! The fit is great and I am so glad they come in long. I am a 2 long and the Bootcut jeans fit great. August 11, 2014
Not for big calves I really wanted to love these jeans but they were way too tight on my calves. I am a petite, size 4 normally. I have larger calves but it has never been an issue in boot cut styled jeans before. April 28, 2014
I am 5'4" and 135lbs. I bought these jeans in a size 6 regular. I purchased these jeans because they have a higher waist cut. This cut will cover up muffin top, but they don't look like mom jeans. When I bend over I don't feel the need to cover my butt with my hand. The material is a thinner stretchier denim. I did find they stretch a little bit throughout the day, but I did not find it to be so bad that they lose their shape entirely like some people are saying. I will warn everyone about this dark wash. Do not wear any light clothing with these jeans! Mine have been through the wash twice and the dye still bleeds. They will make your hands blue! Overall I am glad I purchased these jeans, but I would recommend this cut in a different wash because of the dye bleeding. March 14, 2014
Classic jeans I don't know why there is such hatred for the fabric/color of these jeans...they are dark jeans that go with pretty much anything. January 30, 2014
Hate these jeans I bought these jeans hoping they would be as good as my other 312 jeans. Not even close they bleed terrible, they don't fit as well. Please bring back the old 312 jeans they are my favorite jeans. January 23, 2014
There goes the pockets. After one washing, the back pocket seams are coming apart on both sides. The look and comfort are great, but cheap quality. January 13, 2014
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Size of Leg Opening?
Q:Can anyone tell me how wide the leg opening is? Is it 17 or 18 inches? Thank you!
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Charleston, WV(read all my Q&A)
Age: In my 30s
Body Type: Curvy
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Charleston, WV
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A:Thank you for the question! The leg opening is 16.5 inches.
1 year, 1 month ago
New Albany, OH, USA(read all my Q&A)
New Albany, OH, USA
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A:mine measured 16 inches
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Age: In my 50s
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A:The inside of the bottom of these jeans is 17".
11 months ago
Fayetteville, NC(read all my Q&A)
Age: In my 40s
Body Type: Long and Lean
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Fayetteville, NC
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A:I cannot tell you exactly how wide the bootcut is but it is skinny. I wouldn't wear them with tennis shoes.
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A:At the thigh, the opening is about 17. At the hem it's 14.
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A:The 6Talls that I have measure a 17" opening
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Answers to common questions about letters of recommendation to help demystify the process of obtaining them.
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Bourne, Stamford, Deepings and Grantham Leisure Centres in South Kesteven are set to host an all day festival on 7th June, where a range of free and fun activities will be on offer in a bid to help the local community get the most out of life.
More than 400 people attend Ability & Active Lifestyle day for adults with learning difficulties in Grantham
More than 140 adults with learning difficulties attended a special sports day at Grantham Meres Leisure Centre on Friday 26th July. The free family fun day was filled with various sporting activities for people to try as well as dancing and live music.
Moonlight Sleepwalking! Local leisure centre staff help raise over £7,000 for local hospice
St. Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice has commended staff at Grantham Meres Leisure Centre for their help and support in this year's Moonlight Sleepwalk, which raised a total of £7,200.
South Kesteven leisure centres appoint new Swimming Development Manager
A Swimming Development Manager has been appointed at four leisure centres in South Kesteven. Bourne Leisure Centre, Deepings Leisure Centre, Grantham Meres Leisure Centre and Stamford Leisure Pool have welcomed Paul Fowler in their bid to connect with the community and promote health and fitness through swimming.


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|Professor Kathy Swanson
Dr. Kathy Swanson created the Writing Lab at Augsburg College. She is in charge of all lab operations and tutor training. Dr. Swanson teaches courses in writing and literature; her specific interests and research center around gender and language, composition theory and practice, and women writers of detective fiction. A former Peace Corps volunteer teacher in Thailand, Kathy Swanson speaks Thai and teaches a course for Augsburg students in Thailand every other May. She is very proud of the tutors and the service to Augsburg students (averaging over 2,500 session each year) they provide.
|Mary Klecker is a sophomore English major from Hopkins, MN. Besides working at the writing lab, she is the Features Editor for The Echo and the Associate Editor for Murphy Square. She loves to run, drink chai tea, and read good books.
|Joseph Vokracka is (adjective) to be a (adjective) at (proper name). He is (adjective) to (verb) you with your (noun). He hopes you are (adjective) to visit the (noun) and receive (noun) with every aspect of (noun)!
|Mike Torreson is a junior at Augsburg and is in his second academic year at the school after transferring from Winona State after his freshmen year. Mike is a Media Writing major. Mike is from Maple Grove, Minnesota, and likes puppies, horses, hop-hop, and an aromatic dark roast.
|Emily Rutten is a senior majoring in Biopsychology and Psychology. She plans to go to graduate school for clinical neuropsychology. She loves cooking, traveling, watching Netflix, and using the Oxford comma.
|Lesley Becker is a junior studying English Lit, Lang, Theory, & Creative Writing. She loves reading, writing, film, & her fat cat.
|Sam Foy is a sophomore. He is majoring in secondary education English with plans to teach in high school. He plays soccer at Augsburg. Sam also thinks that Madison, WI is the best city in the country and that Wisconsin is better than Minnesota
|Brad St. Aubin What's the One Thing that writing lab tutors need? Brad St. Aubin knows and would love to help you with the little things about your paper that will keep you up all night. He is in his third year working in the lab, and he's ready to do it over again for the 2013-2014 school year, now as a tutor and student supervisor. Brad is a psychology major, but he has a passion for writing, so come over to the lab and get to know him!
|Brid Henry is in her second year as a Theatre Major. She enjoys having casual conversation, taking long walks on the beach, and sipping on hot chocolate by a cozy fire.
|Cameron Olson is in his first year at Augsburg studying Physics. He loves science and creative writing, and enjoys helping people. He likes to travel, he appreciates the aroma and taste of good coffee, and he contemplates the universe in his free time.


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Solicitation No.: DCPL-2010-I-0017
Published on Thursday, August 5, 2010 - 12:48pm
Issue Date: August 6, 2010
Closing Date: August 23, 2010
Description: The District of Columbia Public Library (DCPL) is soliciting the services of a contractor to provide HVAC services at the Southwest and MLK libraries.
DCPL-2010-I-0017 HVAC Services Details
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Please fold down the handlebars, remove the pedals, take the air out of the wheels and pack it in one of the special boxes we will provide you with.
Carriage requirements
Single-seat and no motor.
It must be checked-in folded, with the handlebars against the sides, the pedals removed and the wheels with the air taken out and correctly packed.
Iberia has a packing container measuring 131+72+21 cm in many airports. The price of this container is €20 per unit. This container will be issued at the customer's request or at the requirement of the agents in cases of irregularities. (except, e.g., in Berlin and Dusseldorf airports). If the dimensions of the bicycle to check in exceed those of the container provided by IBERIA, the passenger will be responsible for finding another one of the right size.
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Representatives from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission are on the campus of Owens Community College Wednesday.
They will be reviewing documents, plus speaking with teachers and administrators to decide if the nursing program should get its accreditation back.
The college could find out around June.
Owens lost its accreditation from the commission in the summer of 2009, after it failed to meet the agency's standards. Owens' accreditation had been renewed in 2006 with conditions, but the agency did not feel the college met them. One condition was to make sure more faculty and adjunct faculty held a master's degree with a major in nursing.
Nursing students filed a lawsuit a couple months after the school lost its accreditation and it was determined their coursework could not be transferred to another school and did not count for anything. Students were shocked when they found out their two-year nursing degrees would come without national accreditation.
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SPECIAL PRESENTATION! Parts of this movie were filmed right here in Darien and we will have the homeowner whose house was used and her neighbor participate in a Q&A session following the 6:30 p.m. screening. Find out what Meryl and Tommy Lee are really like!
Kay and Arnold are a devoted couple, but decades of marriage have left Kay wanting to spice things up and reconnect with her husband. When she hears of a renowned couple's specialist in the small town of Great Hope Springs, she attempts to persuade her skeptical husband, a steadfast man of routine, to get on a plane for a week of marriage therapy. Just convincing the stubborn Arnold to go on the retreat is hard enough - the real challenge for both of them comes as they shed their bedroom hang-ups and try to re-ignite the spark that caused them to fall for each other in the first place.
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Every year, thousands of aspiring dancers enter one of the world's most prestigious ballet competitions, the Youth America Grand Prix, where lifelong dreams are at stake. In the final round, with hundreds competing for only a handful of elite scholarships and contracts, nothing short of perfection is acceptable. This award-winning documentary follows six extraordinary dancers as they prepare for the chance to enter the world of professional ballet, struggling through v bloodied feet, near exhaustion and debilitating injuries, all while navigating the drama of adolescence.
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Thanks to an initiative by Lauren Baur, AmeriCorps member serving at Runaway and Youth Services (RAYS) of Lutheran Social Services, over 1,000 youth books have been collected and donated to HFM Pediatrics clinic for their Reach Out and Read program.
This program (http://www.reachoutandread.org/about-us/ "promotes early literacy and school readiness in pediatric exam rooms nationwide by giving new books to children and advice to parents about the importance of reading aloud. It builds on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers to develop critical early reading skills in children." An age-appropriate book is given to each child at Well Child Exams from 6 months up to 13 years of age at HFM Pediatrics.
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WASHINGTON, (WRCB) -- The president vowed to "finish what we started" four years ago. We have been in the middle of the inaugural events for days.
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Monday, President Barack Obama took the Oath of Office in front of a crowd of thousands.
Supporters and revelers packed in tight, fighting off the chilly temperatures, some saying they wouldn't have missed this moment. "I wanted this chance to see Barack Obama," one spectator says. "I think this is historic." As vendors line the street with goods, the wait to get to the National Mall is in excess of two hours.
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In African oral cultures, myths embody philosophical reflections, express values, and identify moral standards. Unlike Western mythology, African myths are not recounted as a single narrative story, nor is there any established corpus of myth. Instead, myths are embedded and transmitted in ritual practice.
African mythology commonly depicts the cosmos anthropomorphically. The human body is a microcosm that incorporates the same primordial elements and essential forces that make up the universe. Twinship is a predominant theme in much West African myth and ritual, because the human body is conceived as the twin of the cosmic body. According to the cosmogony shared by the Dogon, Bambara, and Malinke peoples of Mali, the primordial beings were twins, and twins therefore represent the ideal. Every individual shares in the structure of twinship. Following a birth, the placenta, which is believed to be the locus of one's destiny and the soul's twin, is buried in the family compound and watered for the first week of the child's life. Among the Asante of Ghana, twins are assigned a status akin to that of living shrines; a sign of abundant fertility, they are deemed repositories of sacredness. For the Ndembu of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, by contrast, twins represent an excess of fertility more characteristic of the animal world than the human, and rituals are undertaken to protect the community from this anomalous condition.
The trickster is a prevalent type of mythic character in African mythology. Tricksters overturn convention and are notorious for pursuing their insatiable appetites and shameless lusts, even at the price of disaster. Although the trickster introduces disorder and confusion into the divine plan, he also paves the way for a new, more dynamic order. To the Fon of Benin, Legba is such a trickster. He is a troublemaker who disrupts harmony and sows turmoil, but he is revered as a transformer and not viewed as evil. Like other tricksters, Legba presides over divination. Called the linguist, he translates for humans the otherwise cryptic messages of Mawu, the Supreme Being. Tricksters thus communicate an important paradox: the cosmos, though grounded in a divinely ordained order, is characterized by constant change.


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Indiana's baseball and softball teams are gearing up for sectional play that begins next week.
Whitko's baseball team is the lone sectional host.
The Wildcats are hosting a field of eight teams: Wawasee, West Noble, Tippecanoe Valley, NorthWood, Lakeland, Farifield and themselves.
Facing off in the first game at Whitko are Wawasee and West Noble Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. On Thursday, Tippecanoe Valley takes on NorthWood at 5:30 p.m.
Whitko begins sectional play Friday against Lakeland at 5:30 p.m.
Whitko's baseball team picked up a Three Rivers Conference victory Wednesday night over Rochester, 3-2.
The Wildcats faced a 1-0 deficit in the first inning, and went on a three-inning drought before finally scoring in the fourth frame to tie the score.
Wildcat Jared Craft reached home plate on a single by Ethan Nicodemus.
Rochester fired back in the bottom of the fifth inning to take back the lead, 2-1.
Whitko wasn't ready to give up the game, however, scoring two runs in the seventh to take the 3-2 win.
Indian Springs Middle School's golf team took home the NELMSC conference title at Raccoon Run Golf Course Friday night.
Despite a tough field and poor playing conditions, the Eagles battled their way to the win, scoring a 174 to beat second-place Plymouth by five strokes. Garrett Roehling lead the way with a 42.
Spencer McCammon fired a 43, Nick Decker had a 44, Lawson Hawn carded a 45 and Zach Harker had a 47. "This is what we've been working for all season," said coach Tommy Baldwin.
Columbia City's boys golf team continued its winning ways, beating DeKalb at Eagle Glen Golf Course in Columbia City Tuesday night.
The Eagles took a 157-174 Northeast Hoosier Conference win to improve to 4-2 in the NHC and 10-2 overall.
Leading the Eagles was Cameron Slavich, who scored a 36.
Tyler Green shot a 40, Spencer Klimek had a 37, and Trent Murphy scored a 41. Rounding off the scoring was Max Dryer with a 45.
Columbia City's baseball team fell to Norwell with a score of 8-4 Tuesday night.
In the first inning, both teams scored one run within the first four at-bats, tying the first inning 1-1.
In the top of the second, Columbia City's Justin Dailey caught an impressive backwards pop fly, making it the third out and keeping Norwell from scoring.
In the bottom of the second, a single was hit by Jake Elkins and a double was hit by Gary Ormsby.
The road to the Indiana High School Athletic Association State Track and Field Finals began Tuesday night as girls' teams from Whitko and Columbia City traveled to New Haven for sectional competition.
Both teams rose to the occasion, with top four finishes guaranteeing advancement to next week's Northrop track regional, the Wildcats qualified in six individual events while Columbia City qualified in three individual events and all three of their relay teams.
Churubusco's track teams faired well in the Northeast Corner Conference meet Friday night at Fairfield.
The Lady Eagles took home the girls' title, while the boys placed second to Lakeland.
The Lady Eagles won the meet with outstanding performances from athletes such as Danielle Pippenger and Katie Monk.
Pippenger won the 100-meter hurdles, long jump, high jump, and placed second in the 300-meter hurdles to earn 38 of Churubusco's 107 points.
Monk won both of her events, the shot put and discus, to earn 20 points.
The boys had strong performances as well.
Columbia City's boys golf team placed second in a competitive invitational Saturday, falling to Bishop Dwenger by five strokes.
The invite, hosted by Leo at Cedar Creek Golf Course, had 18 teams, including Homestead, which beat the Eagles earlier this season.
Columbia City came back to edge Homestead by two strokes Saturday. Bishop Dwenger's winning score was 310, followed by Columbia City's 315 and Homestead at 317.
Eagle Spencer Klimek was the overall medalist, scoring a 75. Max Dryer tied for 6th with a 77.
Columbia City's baseball team fell to East Noble Wednesday night with a close score of 6-5.
In the top of the first inning, an error on the Eagles' part allowed the Knights to score a run and take the lead.
The second inning remained scoreless, as both teams kept the other from reaching home plate.
In the top of the third inning, two base hits from East Noble put players at first and second base. Then the Knights hit a home run, scoring three.
Columbia City's girls tennis team was defeated Thursday night against its conference rival Carroll by a score of 5-0.
Columbia City's undefeated No. 1 doubles team, Sydney Ford and Macie Hinen suffered its first loss of the season with by a score of 6-0, 6-0.
Cassie Bosselman and Bayley Smith, playing at No. 2 doubles, were also defeated by in a closer match, by a score of 6-2, 7-5.
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Some Facts About Ice Cream
Did you break out the ice cream maker this weekend? Our recipe for Basic Vanilla Ice Cream was intended to get you started. We'll assume this is a weekend project for you so we'll share recipes late in the week, and other important summer ice cream making information earlier in the week.
Today, we have a look at a rundown of the different kinds of ice cream. From French ice cream to sorbet, there are some important differences between all the different desserts we tend to lump into the category of "ice cream."
- Ice Cream: has at least 10 percent milk fat. "Premium" ice cream has 13-17 percent. Yum.
- French Ice Cream: contains eggs and is cooked first, like a custard.
- Gelato: has less air whipped into it than ice cream, so it has a denser consistency.
- Sherbet: contains more sugar but less fat than ice cream and is usually flavored with fruit.
- Sorbet: same as sherbet, but without the dairy.
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surprise ! - I found black raspberry trees in jersey city and hoboken. The trees are laden with the fruit and all over the place crushed raspberries lay around the tree.
I made the Coffee Chip ice cream from the recipe posted here earlier. I had some white chocolate on hand, so I added chips of that along with the bittersweet -- it was quite tasty.
I have a bunch of milk and half/half in the fridge that I need to use up before a trip to LA/SF in a few days, so I am going to make orange honey ice cream. I don't have a precise recipe, so I am winging it, with a light basic custard ice cream using milk instead of cream and some reduced fresh OJ. I might add some toasted pistachios, too.
That sounds delicious! Take notes and photos - send us the recipe!
I have a question about ice cream. I've only made it once. I made pear ice cream. And what I found was that when it was freshly churned, although it was really soft, it was delicious. But when I froze it, it got all crystally and tasted terrible. It is the fact that I used pear? Or is this just common with home made. Is it meant to be eaten right away and not really stored?
grant - I'm guessing you only used milk in your recipe. To prevent water crystals from forming you need a higher fat content. Using the custard recipe I've been using 4 egg yolks for each quart of liquid. And by liquid, I'm using 1/2 milk and 1/2 heavy cream. I've gotten consistently smoother results.
I agree about the fat content. Also, how did you add your pear? Was it a fruit puree? If you had a high ratio of fruit puree to the milk or cream (i.e. water/juice to fat) then that also will produce something more icy.
My hunch, if you make this again, would be to use fresh pear juice for the flavor, simmered with the sugar into a syrup and added to the cream or custard, then stir in fresh pear chunks at the end of the freezing process. I don't know if that would work though... just a thought.
Also, one tip about storage: I find that my homemade stuff gets less icy when I cover it completely with plastic wrap touching the surface of the ice cream, then with foil, then with the container lid.
I don't know. Maybe I'm just not great at making desserts. I used half milk, half cream, although I only used 3 egg yolks. And then to make the pear puree, I sauteed pears with a little water until they broke down, which I then pureed. I wonder it that was my mistake - using water. I like the idea about the pear juice for flavor and then adding chunks of pear. Thanks also for the tip about storing, Faith. I suppose I will have to try this again. Actually I've seen recipes for ice creams that use herbs, such as basil, which I've always been interested in trying. Does anyone have any experience with anything like that?
Grant -
I have a great recipe for Basil Ice Cream, which I'll be posting soon. It's easy and a wonderful alternative to pesto: that end-of-summer conundrum when it's time to use up the remaining basil.
Grant, I don't have hints about ice cream; but...my best friend makes a 'tea' which is just hot milk in which he adds a couple of basil leaves - it's surprisingly good! He said his mother used to make it like that. simplicity!
Yeah, I think the idea is to get as concentrated a pear flavor as possible, with as little water as possible. So maybe reducing the pear juice down to a syrup with the sugar would work - I am going to try this tonight with my orange ice cream; I'll let you know how it goes!
Let me know too - I would love a good pear ice cream recipe! It's not something you see very often. I wonder if the high water content of pear just makes it more suited to sorbets. I had a pear and ginger chardonnay sorbet last summer at Jeni's Ice Creams in Columbus, and it was wonderful. Click my name for their seasonal flavors - totally inspiring! She's doing a candied beet flavor; *swoon*
I've tried flavoring creams with lavender, lemon verbena, and chamomile (separately!). I've also tried Thai basil, lime, lemon, and ginger syrups, with varying degrees of success. This is one of my favorite things to play around with. I keep meaning to try a basil ice cream too...
Grant - I've actually found that it is temperature and churning time more than fat content that affects consistency. I've made both frozen yogurt (w/low fat yogurt) and gelato (milk, not cream) in the past few weeks and they've kept in the freezer with no crystals for over a week each. The things I've found that really help are these: the mixture needs to be completely chilled i the refrigerator before you put it in the ice cream maker (on Good Eats they explained this has something to do with keeping the ice crystals smaller). Also make sure you don't over-churn - you should have the mixture in the ice cream maker for about 20-30 minutes depending on how much you are making. It will be softer than soft serve, but then you put that in the freezer and it gets to the right consistency. The less air it comes n contact with the better, so plastic wrap on top plus putting it in an air tight container is best. Good luck!
I made the mixture for the orange/honey ice cream last night and pretty much got into a fistfight with natural curdling chemical reactions. I think I needed to cook the juice down into even more of a syrup with the honey before adding the dairy; my kitchen chemistry is a little weak here.
But it still cooked into a custard, and after straining it seems smooth enough. So after I freeze it tonight I will let you know how it goes, and depending on the final result send in a recipe.
are you using orange juice or any other citrus juice or fruit in the recipe, or is it 'orange-blossom honey' ice cream?
dairy + citrus juices + heat = cheese
i'm pretty sure the only way to make citrus flavored ice cream would be to go the non-custard route. which is i think why it's more traditional to see orange, lemon, and lime sherbets and sorbets.
also, regarding pear ice cream, every time i've used fruit juice rather than just straight-up pureed fruit and added sugar, i've ended up with a watery result.
i have no idea what i typed to make it say faith, but actually, that was me up there.
thanks opoponax - yeah, I knew curdling was going to be a problem, but I had this idea, see, that if I cooked the juice down enough and made it very syrupy that somehow - chemistry be damned - I could make a rich orange flavored custard. I have seen recipes for orange custard and should have followed one of them more closely instead of following my vague instincts.
It turned out OK, actually - more like a sherbet than a custard, probably because I used milk instead of cream. But I want to play around with this some more; I am convinced that I can make an orange custard ice cream somehow and now it's a challenge! I think the syrup and the custard need to be chilled before being mixed. Any other thoughts?
personally, i'm on the opposite challenge -- trying to figure out how to incorporate my homemade goat cheese recipe into an ice cream.
fresh chevre ice cream would be so lovely...
i have a feeling that i could remove the curd from the whey, rinse, and chill without doing much of the cheesecloth hanging drip stuff, so that i end up with an extremely soft cheese, then run that through the ice cream machine. i think the cheese result would be too thick, though. maybe i could run that and more chilled goatmilk or heavy cream through the blender and THEN go to the machine. mmmm, chevre ice cream...
You might think about using orange flower water or steeping orange zest in your milk and cream mixture instead of using orange juice (then strain and chill). Boiling down the juice isn't going to get rid of the acid, nor will chilling it first.
For fruit chunks in ice cream, I've found a brief saute in a pan (but with no oil added) and then a marinate in the fridge with some vodka or complementary booze (a few tablespoons) really helps keep the fruit luscious and not icy when you mix it into your ice cream. I add it at the end, when you're nearly to soft-serve consistency. And don't add too much booze, or it will lower the freezing point of the mixture too much.
I've made chevre ice cream and it's delicious, so go for it!
i have a GE gel canister ice cream maker and recently broke the paddle/blade that churns the ice cream. does anyone know where i can get a replacement blade?? also, when i make ice cream it is creamy and wonderful just after churning it, but after it sits in the freezer over night the ice cream gets extremely hard and difficult to scoop out. i tried not storing it in the gel canister, but that didn't work. any suggestions??
We just recently bought an ice cream maker and I googled "pear ice cream" (because I LOVE pears) and found this site. All the comments have been helpful, but I hate too much work! So far I've made strawberry ice cream and peach ice cream without making a custard, just tossing into the machine the milk, cream, sugar, and vanilla extract. Then for the last five minutes of churning adding the chopped up fruit. Instinctively I figured that this method wouldn't work with pears, but do you think it would work?
We stored our ice cream in the canister and it got quite hard, too. But no problems with ice crystals or taste.
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Sometimes, an SSRS subscription fails for some reason. It can be annoying, particularly as the appropriate response can be hard to see immediately. There may be a long list of jobs that failed one morning if a Mail Server is down, and trying to work out a way of running each one again can be painful. It's almost an argument for using shared schedules a lot, but the problem with this is that there are bound to be other things on that shared schedule that you wouldn't want to be re-run.
Luckily, there's a table in the ReportServer database called dbo.Subscriptions, which is where LastStatus of the Subscription is stored. Having found the subscriptions that you're interested in, finding the SQL Agent Jobs that correspond to them can be frustrating.
Luckily, the jobstep command contains the subscriptionid, so it's possible to look them up based on that. And of course, once the jobs have been found, they can be executed easily enough. In this example, I produce a list of the commands to run the jobs. I can copy the results out and execute them.
select 'exec sp_start_job @job_name = ''' + cast(j.name as varchar(40)) + '''' from msdb.dbo.sysjobs j join msdb.dbo.sysjobsteps js on js.job_id = j.job_id join [ReportServer].[dbo].[Subscriptions] s on js.command like '%' + cast(s.subscriptionid as varchar(40)) + '%' where s.LastStatus like 'Failure sending mail%';
select 'exec sp_start_job @job_name = ''' + cast(j.name as varchar(40)) + '''' from msdb.dbo.sysjobs j join msdb.dbo.sysjobsteps js on js.job_id = j.job_id join [ReportServer].[dbo].[Subscriptions] s on js.command like '%' + cast(s.subscriptionid as varchar(40)) + '%' where s.LastStatus like 'Failure sending mail%';
Another option could be to return the job step commands directly (js.command in this query), but my preference is to run the job that contains the step.
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Even better control on re-sending SSRS report on demand see below link
Hi Nimit,
Thanks for the link.
The suggestion in that tip is similar to what you get if you return js.command, but my preference is to rerun the job rather than calling the AddEvent procedure.
Hi Gents,
Since all the metadata of the subscription is known, is there a way to insert a subscription directly into these tables and create a job without using SSRS pages.
I am working on a project where all subscription data is maintained in user defined tables.
Thoughts ?
I got a requirement recently to email the same report to 70 users but before sending, I had to change the user parameter on the report to the specific user and also change the emailid each time before kicking off the subscription. I dint want to create 70 subscritions for same report and just change the user & email id.
So I created a table with the user# and email id and created a sp to loop 70 times and update the subscription table to change the "Parameters" & Extensions fields and then kick off the subscription. Edited the agent job which kicks off the subscription and removed the statement and put a call to the sp. But when I ran the loop was so fast that it just emailed the 70th user with his user report. So I put a wait for 1 minute after each update so that the report finishes the first update and email and then continues. It takes 70 mins for the job to finish but since it runs in the night I am ok with that.
Any other suggesstions?
Jimmy & Nav,
Yes, there are lots of ways to skin this particular cat. For the kind of things that you're both describing I prefer to use the SSRS Web Services and call a variety of methods, including Render(). Everything you can do with Report Manager can be done with the Web Services, so it's even very feasible to roll your own Data Driven Subscriptions.
My code is about re-running ones that have failed because of things like a Mail Server outage. If other settings need tweaking I'd go with the Web Services almost every time.
You can use this application to rerun subscriptions- for failed subscriptions and for subscriptions that have not failed and need to rerun for example- a failed ETL process.
I know this is an old post, but along these lines, I have a question. when you open a subscription job in SSMS, the first thing you see is
"This job is owned by a report server process. Modifying this job could result in database incompatibilities. Use Report Manager or Management Studio to update this job."
is it safe to enable Notifications of failure without messing up the subscription, and then using your query manually run the subscription? maybe include them in a 2nd step based on step 1 failure?
Hi Robert,
It should be safe, but you can't guarantee that any further changes you make won't destroy your Notification.
So... your mileage may vary. Good luck though. :)
but there should be no problem enabling notifications on the SQL Agent job for failure, correct?
Correct. Probably fine.
Perfect quick and easy - THANK YOU
Forgive me my ignorance, but can you go into detail about the stored procedure 'start_job' as listed above? We recently had a whole series of reports fail due to another server being down at the scheduled run time and after painstakingly running each report manually and sending out I began researching how to do so via a more controlled, automated method. I was able to modify the where clause on your above example to get what I needed but obviously I haven't built sp_start_job. I'm a bit new to SSRS in general so forgive me if this is a stupid request. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Scratch that, I'm a silly man and it's in the MSDB database. I did want to follow up and say thanks for the solution on this! You just saved me a ton of manual work (and the risk associated with trying to run 30+ reports manually with different parameters) the next time a DBA forgets to enable remote connections after a nightly backup. Hooray!
Alan - I guess you've answered your own question. I'm pleased it's helped!
this is very helpful, thank you.
could i ask another question in this blog?
I have been tasked to move an entire folder to a separate report manager.
i have the new directories and the reports in the right places(moved from the other server's folders using an app called ReportSync.v1.1.2 ) however i need the subscriptions as well.
is there a way to list the reports that i need the subscriptions for, and copy them so that the new server, which only contains part of the original servers reports?
Hi Nevarda,
You should be able to query the first box using the tables: Subscriptions, Catalog, Users, ReportSchedule, and Schedule. You should have the Catalog and Users in place, and you'll need to get the appropriate uniqueidentifier values for the fields involved. Then you should be able to create the necessary Schedule and ReportSchedule rows.
You ought to be able to do it using PowerShell too, using the SSRS API. This would be cleaner, but potentially a bit more work.
Hope this helps,
Thanks Rob.
you see my main issue is that when I delete the reports folder(only one as the rest must stay on server A) off Server A, server B needs to immediately start processing the subscriptions just like server A was.
This cannot happen simultaneasly hence i need a script to run that will recreate the subscriptions from server A on server B and immediatly take over the load.
i've now started with getting the job name for each report's subscription and scripting it in SQL.
although it runs, it doesnt add the subscription quite like the manual method and is not visible if you view it on the web page subscriptions settings and i am not quite sure that it suceeded in running the job yet. I'm still going to play a bit more and hopefully get it right.
Thanks again,
Any chance we could automate this to run say every 30 minutes and exec the list it produces? I want to use SSIS.
I love this query btw, I use it daily. I am moving to another position and want this run by itself.
Hi Donovan,
You should use SQLAgent, not SSIS. You could easily make a cursor from this, fetch each row and execute it.
Thanks Rob, I have actually started that already.
A more complex idea that I have though is to rerun the reports only once, and then, if it still fails, to send an email notification to the reporting services team as well as the recipients of the reports.
Any ideas?
You'd have to give the jobs a bit of time to run. Why not have a third job which queries the status again, but instead of generating start statements, try having send_dbmail?
Yea, we do have everything backed up from time to time.
I am going to use this code now to identify which reports have still failed after 12pm:
SELECT s.Description ,
s.laststatus ,
c.Path ,
c.Name ,
LastRunTime ,
FROM ReportServer.dbo.subscriptions s WITH ( NOLOCK )
JOIN ReportServer.dbo.Users u WITH ( NOLOCK ) ON s.ownerid = u.userid
JOIN ReportServer.dbo.catalog c WITH ( NOLOCK ) ON s.report_oid = c.itemid
JOIN ReportServer.dbo.ReportSchedule rs WITH ( NOLOCK ) ON rs.SubscriptionID = s.SubscriptionID
WHERE (( ( s.laststatus LIKE ( 'Done: %' )
AND s.laststatus NOT LIKE ( '% 0 errors.' )
OR s.laststatus LIKE ( 'Failure%' )
OR s.laststatus LIKE '%not valid%')
AND DATEPART(HOUR,LastRunTime) >= 12
AND DATEPART(DAY,LastRunTime) > DATEPART(DAY,GETDATE()-1)
Most of our reports are sent out by 10:30AM, so if they are still failing after 12PM, there is a problem.
I can then extract those email addresses and send them a fail notification and let the admins know so they can fix the reports.
Thanks again for your initial code Rob - It has really helped me.


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Willden received his EdD. at the University of Utah in recreation and leisure, his Master's in community education in Brigham Young University and his Bachelor of Science in recreation education from Brigham Young University. Willden is a member of various professional organizations in his field, including the Utah Mountaineering Association. He also belongs to the group, Clowns of America, as "Lupo T. Clown," and is a member of the International Jugglers Association. ASWSC implements short-term loans for students short on cash by Rae Dawn Olbert Editor-in-Chief ASWSC Executive Vice President Craig Jacobsen announced that short-term loans will be available to WSC students beginning fall quarter, 1985. Jacobsen said the program will be administered by ASWSC, with help from the financial aids office, and will have a loan base of $10,000, with up to $50,000 held in reserve. The reserve would be used to possibly increase the base or, if needed, cover situations of students defaulting on their loans. "I feel many students will take advantage of the program," said Jacobsen. He said minority and non-traditional students, many of whom receive grants at a date later than registration, will benefit from the program.The idea for short-term loans came when Jacobsen heard about another school that utilized a student loan pro gram. Feeling that Weber could benefit from this type of program, Jacobsen's office conducted an in-depth study to evaluate the- idea. Jacobsen said they went to many different areas on campus, including the credit union and financial aids, to get an idea of the need of such a program. Jacobsen said this program will help ASWSC to be more "in-touch" with student financial needs and will also allow student government to work with the financial aids office. Students who are interested in applying for a short-term student loan must meed the following criteria: (1) Must register or be registered for at least six credit hours. (2) Must be matriculated and have attended the previous quarter (summer or spring if loan is in the fall) and must have two quarters left to graduate-present quarter inclusive. Must have a GPA of 2.0. (3) Loans shall be for not less than $50 and not to exceed $400. (4) Student will have a payback period of 90 days. (5) If delinquent, all student's records will be put on hold pending payment in fall. (6) Student will fill out appropriate paperwork with financial aids. (7) Student may have only one loan out at a time. If student was delinquent on a previous ASWSC loan, stu dent is ineligible for any further ASWSC loan. (8) There will be no interest charged, but there will be a small loan generation fee. (9) If the student has not established residency, he must have a co-signer who meets the criteria and would be liable for payment in the case of default. Harrington receives fellowship by Charles Harrington Contributing Writer Dr. Gordon K. Harrington, a Weber State College history professor, recently received a fellowship inviting him to spend the summer at Columbia University in New York. Harrington was one of 1 1 professors from across the nation chosen to attend this seminar, "U.S. -China Relationship in Historical and Global Perspective." Harrington, who has taught at Weber State since 1969, received his Ph.D. ill international politics in U.S. -China relations 1S40-18M) from the University of Chicago in 1959. As part of the seminar in New York this summer, there will be two weekly discussions regarding Chinese- American relations. Topics include: the Roots of Sino-American relation; Development of American Foreign Policy; Development of Chinese Foreign Policy; the Chinese Revolution; the Korean War; the Vietnam War and many others. Others invited to the seminar include Dorothy Borg, a specialist in Chinese affairs; Waldo Hcinrichs, writer of "Roosevelt and the Risks of War- 1939-41;" and Nancy Tucker, author of "Patterns and the Dust." "I am quite pleased to receive this honor," said Harrington." I feel when these types of opportunities present themselves, we need to use them wisely. This will also bring some recognition to the Weber State History Department and the college as a w hole." V A. - s if -s Promontory Tower is one of tlic many architecturally asthelic building's added lo Weber over the vcais. Art hi lecture is just one of the reasons the college is a welcome addition to the surrounding lommunilv.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1985-05-31, Vol. 45, No. 57
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
|Date Original
|College student newspapers and periodicals; Weber State College
|Digital Format
|Publisher Digital
|Stewart Library, Weber State University
|Date Digital
|University Archives LD5893.W55 S5, Stewart Library, Weber State University
|Digital Identifier
|Rights Management
|Public Domain. Courtesy of University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University.
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