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Police have arrested the father of a 5-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the arm on Friday.
33-year-old Denny Pantoja was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Police had initially questioned Pantoja who said that his son was shot during a robbery but later admitted that wasn't true, according to police.
The shooting happened inside an apartment on Westchester Avenue at about 10:30 a.m., police said.
Pantoja ran outside with his child and flagged down an ambulance, the New York Post reported.
Cops investigated and determined the boy was playing with the gun and it accidentally discharged.
The boy was listed in stable condition at Lincoln Hospital.
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Stan is Bucky in "Captain America: The First Avenger"
James "Bucky" Barnes may not be one of the most famous super hero sidekicks, but "Captain America: The First Avenger" plans to make his a household name.
Chris Evans is "Captain America: The First Avenger"
We spoke with "Captain America: The First Avenger" star Chris Evans during a visit to the film's London set where the actor happily dished on playing the Sentinel of Liberty.
New "Captain America" Trailer Debuts
Marvel and Paramount Pictures have premiered what's likely the final theatrical trailer for "Captain America: The First Avenger," director Joe Johnston's highly anticipated comic-book adaptation.
Patriotic New "Captain America: The First Avenger" Poster Released
Paramount Pictures and Marvel Studios have released a new poster for the July-releasing "Captain America: The First Avenger" featuring star Chris Evans in a particularly patriotic pose.
Marvel Confirms: No "Avengers" Footage at CCI
With the Joss Whedon-directed "Avengers" currently filming in New Mexico, Marvel Studios has decided not to return this year to the San Diego Convention Center's 6,000-seat Hall H.
Marvel Reveals New "Captain America" Images
Marvel Studios has released new images from "Captain America: The First Avenger," Joe Johnston's hotly anticipated Marvel comic book adaptation. SPINOFF has all the images as well as other news.
SEGA Releases New "Captain America: Super Soldier" Trailer
SEGA has debuted a new "prologue trailer" for "Captain America: Super Soldier," the July 19 releasing video game based on the upcoming Cap movie starring Chris Evans and Hugo Weaving.
Reliving a Gaming Classic: "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"
With a "Thor" game on the shelves now and "Captain America" and "Green Lantern" making the leap form movies to consoles, we look back at "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," an example of movie gaming done right.
JMS Details His "Thor" History
From his early days as a comics fan through his pitch to bring the Thunder God back to earth to his work on the "Thor" film, J. Michael Straczynski tells CBR all about his Asgardian pedigree.
TALK TO THE HAT: Brevoort's "Thor" Philosophy
In honor of the new Marvel Studios film, Tom Brevoort opens up on the ins and outs of "Thor" including how the god hero works on Asgard and Earth and his shifting secret identities. Plus, the behind-the-scenes story of the new Ultimate U.
CBR TV: Hiddleston, Dennings and Alexander Reflect on "Thor"
"Thor" stars Tom Hiddleston, Kat Dennings and Jaimie Alexander spoke with CBR TV about the implications of playing an evil character, being the lone woman in a crowd of men and wearing those extravagant helmets.
CBR TV: Hemsworth and Branagh Discuss "Thor" Casting and Comic-Con
Star Chris Hemsworth and director Kenneth Branagh spoke with CBR TV about the coolest part of being Thor, managing the scope of the film, casting Idris Elba and assembling the Avengers at Comic-Con.
Talking Gods and Movies with the Cast of "Thor"
Director Kenneth Branagh and the cast of "Thor" discuss how Shakespeare, Nordic mythology and a few pivotal Westerns helped define a god and shape Marvel's latest super hero epic.
PRESS RELEASE: The Mighty Thor and Marvel Execs to Ring Closing Bell at NYSE
PRESS RELEASE: "Thor" U.S Premiere to Stream Live, Isaiah Mustafa Hosts
SPINOFF: "Avengers" Script Offered Up For Sale
In one of the more bizarre stories of the week, actor Samuel L. Jackson's shooting script for "The Avengers" has been stolen and attempts have been made by an anonymous source to sell it to the highest bidder.
SPINOFF: Is Marvel Studios Expanding Too Fast?
If you do the math, Marvel has at least nine movies in development for the post-Avengers world, and that's not including "Iron Man 3." SPINOFF wonders, how many movies can the studio handle at once?
New Photos From Marvel's "Thor"
Marvel Studios and Paramount have released over two dozen images from the soon to be opening "Thor," boasting new shots from the Chris Hemsworth-helmed summer tentpole picture.
SPINOFF: Marvel Aims for S.H.I.E.L.D. Movie
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige reveals that the studio has hopes to expand the Marvel Universe even further through a movie focusing on the spy organization led by Sam Jackson's Nick Fury.
CBR REVIEW: "Thor" Is The Best Marvel Film Yet
In this spoiler free review, CBR's Jonah Weiland takes a look at Marvel Studios' "Thor," a movie that strikes a decidedly different tone for super hero films and is deftly handled by director Kenneth Branagh.
New "Thor" Clip Features Shadowy Hawkeye Cameo
Marvel Studios has released a new clip from "Thor" featuring a shadowy cameo by Hawkeye. SPINOFF has your blink-and-you'll-miss-it look at the Avengers' resident archer's first big screen appearance.
VIDEO: Behind the Scenes of SEGA's "Thor"
Video game publisher SEGA has released a special behind the scenes video for "Thor: God of Thunder" revealing the games' influences beyond the movie and new footage from the anticipated release.
WC11: Marvel Recruiting Con Attendees Into S.H.I.E.L.D.
Attendees staying at some hotels in San Francisco are discovering that they are the targets of a recruitment effort by S.H.I.E.L.D., though those at home can apply to the spy organization as well.
SPINOFF: Drew Pearce Writing "Iron Man 3"
Marvel Studios has hired "No Heroics" creator Drew Pearce, who also wrote the "Runaways" script, to tackle the screenplay for Iron Man 3. Shane Black will direct the film, which is set to open on May 3, 2013.
VIDEO: New "Thor" Clip Released
SPINOFF has a new clip from Marvel's Thor depicting the undignified arrival of the god of thunder to Earth and his first encounter with modern technology. The Kenneth Branagh-directed movie opens on May 6.
SPINOFF: New "Thor" Posters, TV Spots
With the movie's debut just over a month away, Marvel Studios has unleashed two new "Thor" posters along with a pair of new television spots, all of which can be found on SPINOFF. "Thor" opens in theaters on May 6.
New "Captain America" Still Features Peggy Carter
Paramount Pictures has released a new still from Captain America: The First Avenger" featuring Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter plus two new behind-the-scenes shots featuring Atwell and Chris Evans. UPDATED
Gage Brings Captain America to Video Games
You don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't spit into the wind and according to writer Christos Gage, when making a video game about an iconic Marvel character, you "do not take liberties with Captain America!"
New "Thor" Posters Highlight Gods
A rollout of six new posters from Marvel Studios next film feature the gods of Asgard including Thor, Odin, Heimdall, Loki and Sif as well as a poster sneak peek at Jane Foster.
POLL: "Captain America: The First Avenger" Trailer
Last night, Marvel Studios and Paramount Pictures debuted the long awaited trailer for "Captain America: The First Avengers," and CBR wants to know what you thought of it!
"Captain America: The First Avenger" Trailer Screen Shot Gallery
Marvel & Paramount's first trailer for "Captain America: The First Avenger" premiered tonight, and CBR is pleased to share more than one hundred screen shots of Chris Evans as Steve Rogers transforming into a hero.
New "Captain America" Footage Unveiled
The first extended look at the upcoming Chris Evans-starring "Captain America" debuted Tuesday on "Entertainment Tonight." How's it look? Head on over to SPINOFF ONLINE to see for yourself.
CBR Previews SEGA's "Thor," "Captain America" Games
CBR News previewed SEGA's upcoming "Thor" and "Captain America" movie tie-in games and spoke with the developers about their goals in adapting Marvel's cinematic universe to the gaming screen.
C2E2: Talking "Thor" With Chris Hemsworth
The God of Thunder himself speaks to fans in Chicago at C2E2, and CBR News was there to hear the scoop on throwing hammers in "Thor," "The Avengers" and..."Adventures In Babysitting"?
SPINOFF: International "Thor" Posters Debut
Marvel has released two new international posters for "Thor" featuring stars Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Hopkins and Idris Elba, and sporting a new marketing slogan. SPINOFF has details.
Marvel Animates "Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers"
Marvel Knights Animation has announced "Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers," a 4-part animated adaptation of Robert Rodi and Esaad Ribic's miniseries debuting March 28 on iTunes, Xbox Live and PlayStation Network.
Two New "Thor" Posters Unveiled
Marvel and Paramount Studios have unveiled a pair of new posters for "Thor," featuring Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Anthony Hopkins and Idris Elba.
"Captain America's" Red Skull Debuts In Full
The first full-body shot of actor Hugo Weaving in character as the Red Skull from Marvel's "Captain America: The First Avenger" hits the web as director Joe Johnston discusses Steve Rogers character and the Avengers.
Cobie Smulders Almost An Avenger
The reports have hit that the "How I Met Your Mother" star is in final negotiations to play Samuel L. Jackson's right hand woman in Joss Whedon's incoming "Avengers" film which begins filming in spring.
POLL: The "Captain America" Super Bowl Spot
The first official clips from "Captain America: The First Avenger" hit television screens during last night's Super Bowl XLV and CBR wants to know what you think!
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (January 23, 2013) – Led by senior midfielder Stephanie Anderson (Wading River, N.Y.), who was a preseason All-BIG EAST team selection, Rutgers women's lacrosse was voted to finish fifth in the 2013 BIG EAST preseason poll, the league announced on Wednesday.
After starting all 16 games a year ago, Anderson was named to the All-BIG EAST and IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic Second Teams. The midfielder led the team with 41 goals, posting 13 multi-goal games on the season. Anderson finished third in the BIG EAST in goals, as well as ranking sixth in goals per game. During conference play, she scored a team-best 27 points on 25 goals and two assists, ending 2012 ranked tenth in the league in points per game.
RU tallied 36 points in the coaches' poll, 10 points ahead of sixth-place Connecticut. Nine coaches voted and were not permitted to vote for their own teams. Syracuse – who played in the 2012 national championship – led the way with a unanimous first-place finish and 64 points overall. SU was followed by Loyola (57), Notre Dame (48) and Georgetown (44). The Scarlet Knights were followed by UConn (26) and Louisville (26), Villanova (13), and Cincinnati (10).
The Scarlet Knights ended their 2012 season with a 9-7 record overall, finishing 4-4 in BIG EAST play for a fifth-place finish. RU returns seven starters and welcomes eight newcomers into the mix. Rutgers will open the 2013 regular season at home against Manhattan on Feb. 9 at 11 a.m.
2013 BIG EAST Women's Lacrosse Preseason Coaches' Poll
- Syracuse (8) 64
- Loyola (1) 57
- Notre Dame 48
- Georgetown 44
- Rutgers 36
- UConn 26 - tied
Louisville 26 - tied
- Villanova 13
- Cincinnati 10
2013 BIG EAST Preseason Offensive Player of the Year
*Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse, Senior, Attack
2013 BIG EAST Preseason Defensive Player of the Year
*Becca Block, Syracuse, Senior, Defense
2013 BIG EAST Preseason All-BIG EAST Team
Stephanie Anderson, Rutgers, Senior, Midfield
*Becca Block, Syracuse, Senior, Defense
Nikki Boltja, Louisville, Junior, Midfield
Kelsi Bozel, Georgetown, Senior, Midfield
Alyssa Costantino, Syracuse, Junior, Goalkeeper
Ashley Hunter, Georgetown, Senior, Defense
*Alyssa Murray, Syracuse, Junior, Attack
*Marlee Paton, Loyola, Junior, Midfield
Lindsey Powell, Notre Dame, Junior, Attack
*Margaret Smith, Notre Dame, Junior, Defense
*Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame, Sophomore, Defense
*Annie Thomas, Loyola, Sophomore, Attack
*Sophia Thomas, Georgetown, Senior, Midfield
*Sydney Thomas, Loyola, Sophomore, Midfield
*Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse, Senior, Attack
Katie Webster, Syracuse, Junior, Midfield
*unanimous selections
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding women's lacrosse, follow the program on Twitter (@rulaxbrand). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along with http://www.ScarletKnights.com.


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Dionne Warwick recently teamed up with country singer Billy Ray Cyrus for a new duet, "Hope Is Just Ahead," and now the two veteran stars are set to perform the tune Wednesday live on the CBS show The Talk , which airs at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT. The song, which was written by Cyrus, was recorded at actor/singer Jamie Foxx 's studio in Los Angeles.
Part of the proceeds raised by "Hope Is Just Ahead" will be donated to the Do the Write Thing -- National Campaign to Stop Violence , an organization that seeks to prevent shootings from occurring in schools. Warwick and Cyrus recently filmed a promotional video for the single, which also includes a clip of a speech by President Obama addressing some of these tragic events, as well as news footage documenting some of the incidents.
In related news, Cyrus recently released an updated, hip-hop-flavored version of his 1992 smash "Achy Breaky Heart," called "Achy Breaky 2." The new tune features rapper Buck 22 , who's Warwick's son.
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Course Descriptions
MBA Bridge (all MBA students)
Career planning, quantitative skills, and business communications. Career planning provides students with opportunities to learn about and practice strategies designed to enhance individual career success in 21st Century organizations. Quantitative skills provides a refresher in basic business calculus and probability used in quantitative courses of the MBA Program. Business communications provides strategies for effective written and oral business communications.
Business Foundations Courses
ACCT 502 (2): Foundations of Accounting
Includes financial and managerial accounting modules. Financial accounting module introduces how firms use financial statements to communicate financial conditions and results of operations to their stakeholders. Managerial accounting module addresses how accountants produce managerial accounting information for internal decision-making. Also includes environment of financial reporting, measurement framework and mechanics of financial accounting, analysis of financial statements, earnings management practices, environment of managerial accounting, cost-volume-profit analysis, and use of cost information in management decision making.
FIN 502 (2): Foundations of Finance
An overview of the basic concepts and analytical techniques utilized in the field of financial management. Focuses on the investment decisions made by firms' financial managers in their attempt to maximize shareholder wealth. Includes time value of money, risk-return relationships, financial ratio analysis, net present value analysis, and the weaknesses of alternate real investment proposal analysis techniques.
MGMT 502 (2): Foundations of Management
Important concepts and applications in management including motivation, group dynamics, organization design, decision-making, communication, and organization change.
MIS 502 (2): Foundations of Management Information Systems
Examination of the value of information technology (IT), how an organization can capture this value, and how to enhance competitiveness through IT. Introduces the latest IT and discusses implications for operations, marketing, decision-making, and e-Business activities. Also covers factors that govern the choice of IT applications, key challenges in managing IT resources, and how IT influences business strategy.
MKTG 502 (2): Foundations of Marketing
Fundamental concepts related to the role of marketing in strategic decision-making. Includes basic definitions and understanding of various marketing philosophies; understanding the marketing environment; market segmentation, targeting and positioning; fundamentals of consumer buying behavior; and the elements of the marketing mix including and product and services, pricing, promotion, and distribution strategies.
OM 502 (2): Foundations of Operations Management
Elements associated with the design and operation of companies in manufacturing and service industries and the integration of these elements within the entire corporate strategy. Includes operations in global markets, designing and controlling the transformation process, and planning for operations. Focuses on the quantitative model building approach to problem solving.
Core Business Knowledge Courses
ACCT 602 (2): Accounting for Managers
Includes financial accounting and managerial accounting modules. The financial accounting module discusses advance topics in preparing financial statements of its operating results. The managerial accounting module covers the use of managerial accounting information to make short-term and long-term business decisions. Also includes financial reporting for operating transactions, long-term assets and investments, financial reporting for financing activities, pricing decisions, activity-based costing, capital budgeting and other long-term decisions, budget planning and control, and decentralization and performance evaluation.
BA 602 (2): Statistics for Business Decisions
Statistical inferences emphasizing applications to business decision-making. Include estimation, hypotheses testing, analysis of variance, goodness-of-fit and regression.
BA 604 (2): Research Methods for Business
Nature, scope, and significance of business research and research methodologies. Includes the basic methodological approaches to business research, and provides practical guidelines to effective business research. Also covers primary and secondary research methods with applications to specific problems, using qualitative and quantitative methods.
FIN 602 (2): Corporate Finance
Provides students with a continuation of their exploration of the basic concepts and analytical techniques utilized in the field of financial management. Focuses on the financing decisions made by firms' financial managers in their attempt to maximize shareholder wealth. Include advanced real investment proposal analysis, operating leverage, financial leverage, long-term capital structure, dividend policy, and financial engineering fundamentals.
MGMT 602 (2): Leadership and Business Ethics
In-depth analysis of the process of leadership and ethics in organizations. Focuses on students' ability to conceptualize, integrate, and apply diverse approaches to the leadership and motivation of people in organizations, and highlights the importance of ethical behavior by leaders and followers.
MGMT 604 (2): Human Resource Management
Introduction to the principles and practices of human resource management including employment law, HR planning/recruiting, selection, training, performance management and compensation/benefits. Presents theoretical and practical information relating to the "most important asset" in organizations today – people.
MGMT 606 (2): Managing the Sustainable Enterprise
The role of business in building a sustainable world, what sustainability means to business, how it is measured and reported, and how to formulate and implement actionable value-generating strategies. Preparation for thriving in a changing business environment that values innovativeness and adaptability to current global challenges.
MKTG 602 (2): Marketing Management
Application of the basic concepts introduced in MKTG 502 through the use of case studies focused on strategic decision-making. Case analyses focus on decisions related to products and services, pricing, distribution, promotion, and market entry.
Business Intelligence Option Courses
MIS 612 (2): Data Management for Business Intelligence
Data modeling, database design, and database administration in the context of business intelligence. Includes the role of data, files, and database in an organization, database models at conceptual and logical levels, schemas for data integrity reinforcement, as well as relational algebra and SQL using cases. Software commonly used in the industry, such as Oracle and/or Teradata, will be adopted for database implementation.
MIS 614 (2): Data Warehousing
Introduction to fundamental concepts of data warehouse, its major characteristics and physical architecture. Concepts including MOLAP, ROLAP, Star Schema, snowflake schema, and parallel computing are illustrated using real world applications. Also examines issues related to building, utilizing and maintaining a data warehouse. Software packages such as R and PERL are used to practice cleaning, validating, converting and integrating data from a variety of sources. Popular data warehouse solutions (e.g. Oracle and Teradata) are compared.
MIS 616 (2): Data Mining in Action
Hands-on approach to examining business intelligence applications in various business functions including finance, marketing, accounting, HR, etc. Use of existing software packages to conduct model training, prediction, and data analysis that are suitable for specific problems. Students will develop their ability to think critically by integrating data from different business functions.
MKTG 612 (2): Customer-Focused Marketing Intelligence
Determining what data is necessary and how it can be monitored and used to better understand consumers to improve marketing decisions. Includes 3600 view of the customer, sentiment analysis, network analysis, anthropological analysis, survey analysis, and integrating disparate forms of data to understand an individual company's customers and joint customers when partnering with another company.
OM 612 (2): Business Analytics
Introduction to the tools used extensively in business organizations to solve managerial problems. Such methods generate results that support decision-making at all levels of the organization over various time horizons. Includes deterministic such as linear, integer, and network optimization using Excel Solver, and probabilistic models such as decision analysis and Monte Carlo Simulation using Crystal Ball.
OM 614 (2): Business Forecasting
Methods used to predict the uncertain nature of business trends in an effort to help managers make better decisions and plans. Study and manipulation of historical data in the search for patterns that can be effectively extrapolated to produce forecast. Includes exploring data patterns, moving averages and smoothing methods, regression with time series data, ARIMA methodology, and judgmental forecasting and forecast adjustment.
BA 675 (2): Strategic Management in Global Environment
How firms make strategic decisions, and how organizational structures, resources and capabilities, and strategic positioning enable firms to achieve competitive advantage in an increasingly dynamic, hypercompetitive and globalized environment. Several aspects of a firm's strategy are emphasized, including business-level, corporate, international, and cooperative strategies.
BA 685 (4): Business Intelligence Master's Project
Applications of Business Intelligence theories and methods are implemented to investigate a wide range of managerial issues. Each project is conducted in collaboration with a local company. Projects are proposed, researched and reported culminating in a written report that includes problem identification, evaluation of potential solution, discussion of the selected implementation, and evaluation of the results.
International Business Option Courses
FIN 612 (2): International Finance
A guide to financial management in an increasingly globalized world, and in particular, to the financial management. Introduces foundational knowledge of international financial management, including international financial environments, foreign exchange markets, exchange rate determinants and currency derivatives. Includes analyses of foreign exchange exposure, hedging of foreign exchange risk, making financing and investing decisions for MNCs.
GBM 612 (2): International Culture and Negotiations
Understanding of how business practices of other countries are essential for creating relationships, reducing conflict, and developing more effective strategies with businesspeople in other cultures. Focuses on how to use an understanding of business behaviors, assumptions, values, and attitudes to negotiate and conduct business successfully in other cultures.
GBM 614 (2): Executive Seminar: Doing Business in a Selected Country/Region
Involves a series of guest lectures from scholars and business leaders with expertise in particular countries or regions of the world. Potential countries/regions are Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS), Latin America, the EU, and other emerging markets throughout the world.
MKTG 614 (2): Global Marketing and Sales
Challenges of marketing and sales in a global economy, difficulties that arise when buyers and sellers come from different national or cultural backgrounds. Covers the impact of cultural, political and economic differences in international marketing, and the challenges of face-to-face personal selling efforts, particularly for industrial products in global markets.
OM 612 (2): Business Analytics
Introduction to the tools used extensively in business organizations to solve managerial problems. Such methods generate results that support decision-making at all levels of the organization over various time horizons. Includes deterministic such as linear, integer, and network optimization using Excel Solver, and probabilistic models such as decision analysis and Monte Carlo Simulation using Crystal Ball.
OM 616 (2): Global Supply Chain Management
Managing material and information flows in multi-stage production-distribution networks. The knowledge and tools for developing, implementing, and sustaining strategies for managing global supply chains. Basic supply chain issues are reviewed, followed by more advanced themes related to coordinating global supply chain players and the incentive problems related to this topic.
BA 675 (2): Strategic Management in Global Environment
How firms make strategic decisions, and how organizational structures, resources and capabilities, and strategic positioning enable firms to achieve competitive advantage in an increasingly dynamic, hypercompetitive and globalized environment. Several aspects of a firm's strategy are emphasized, including business-level, corporate, international, and cooperative strategies.
GBM 685 (4): International Experience
This culminating experience lasts ten weeks. Students spend the first five weeks at CSUSM preparing for the international experience. The second five weeks has two different tracks. International students remain in Southern California and engage in company visits and projects. Domestic students travel to one of the locations where the College has relationships (Denmark, Taiwan, China, Ecuador, India, etc.). There will be in-class lectures by local faculty and business leaders as well as visits to local businesses.


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Parents & Family
Parents and families play a special role in the Clarkson experience.
Clarkson works in partnership with parents and families to keep communication lines open. We encourage you to participate in your student's education and help him/her make the most of the Clarkson experience.
Families receive our biannual Parents Newsletter that provides important information and highlights exciting opportunities for students. Special family weekends are planned each year. You can also make a difference for all Clarkson students through your participation in the Clarkson Fund.
Come and explore your role in the Clarkson community.
Clarkson University is New York state's highest ranked small research institution with rigorous programs in engineering, arts, sciences, business and health professions. At Clarkson, 3,000 students learn and live in a close-knit residential environment augmented by award-winning career service and experiential learning initiatives.
AlcoholEdu Information for parents
Family Weekend 2014:
October 24 - 25
Family Weekend 2015:
October 23 - 24


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Oxford University Computing Services provides a Network News service for members of Oxford University, using the InterNetNews (INN) news software.
1. Accessing the News Server
To access the server from a personal computer, you need a network connection and a news client program.
Once you have acquired a suitable news client program, you should configure it to use news.ox.ac.uk as its server. Before you can access the server, your computer must have an IP name registered; contact your local network manager to achieve this.
2. News Client Programs
A number of news client programs are available (this is not an exhaustive list):
3. Newsgroups Carried
About 7000 newsgroups are carried at present, and new ones are
being created all the time. The main hierarchies available from the Oxford news server are:
comp,humanities,misc,news,rec,sci,soc,talk,uk. In addition we also carry a local hierarchy,
ox, and a selection of other smaller hierarchies, as well as a selection of groups from
alt. A full list of groups on the server can be retrieved using most news client software.
News items are retained for 14 days, except those in local groups which are retained indefinitely.
4. Local newsgroups
Local ox newsgroups include:
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Did the math, so 6 hours in the gym for the next 6 months divided by the number of fitted Armani suits and multiplied by the amount of pointy dress shoes, an inflated bank account, a nice car and a new found sense of sensibility combined with an intense drive and passion to succeed while staying honest and humble but yet aggressive and blatantly bold equals uhh more sex? Right? Fun… Why not? Haha. Ladies and gentlemen, thoughts?
Life is 10% of what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it. Look up #2012
Officially wrapped writing on a HUGE project! Sending out today. Celebration after this barrage of email. After tomorrow, back to 5 WAYS!!!!
Hey folks, JD here.
At the moment I am in the process of finishing some writing assignments for our production company.
One in particular has been a few years in the making, so I'm more than eager to complete and hop on the physical side of production.
We are also developing an uber exciting project - can't say much about, but it's tied with some beautiful and talented people. Tentpole stuff, indeed.
So, hang in there - teammates and fellow readers. 2010 will be a banner year for Speed of Life and friends. Just gotta finish these re-writes now!!!
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Thursday, Sep. 27, 2012
Kansas Supreme Court will meet in Johnson County for first time
By ROBERT A. CRONKLETON
The Kansas City Star
For the first time in its history, the Kansas Supreme Court will hear appeals in Johnson County.
Supreme Court justices will hear appeals in four pending cases from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park.
The session, which is open to the public, is part of a public outreach to educate students and the public about the justices and the Court.
"We began the outreach in January 2011, when the Supreme Court first sat in a courtroom outside of the Judicial Center in Topeka," said Chief Justice Lawton Nuss. "In that month, we sat in the recently restored former Supreme Court courtroom in the State Capitol building."
As part of that outreach, the Supreme Court has traveled to Greensburg, Wichita and Salina to hear oral arguments for appeals.
In Johnson County, the justices will hear arguments in three criminal cases from the Kansas City area, including an appeal of a conviction in a spousal murder case. In that case, Jerome Cheeks of Kansas City, Kan., was convicted in 1993 of second-degree murder of his wife, Dianne.
The session will be held in the Craig Auditorium of the General Education Building at Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Blvd. in Overland Park.
The Court has prepared a brochure with summaries of the four cases that will be argued. The brochure will be available at the session and also online at www.kscourts.org.
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The city of Toledo has received a new dive boat for water search and rescue operations by Toledo Fire and Rescue.
A 26-foot dive boat will soon be put into action, purchased with Homeland Security funds. Lt. Matt Hertzfeld says because the boat is jet-propelled and does not use motors with propellers, the new dive boat will be able to go into more shallow waters. This also eliminates a safety concern by allowing divers to use a platform at the back of the vessel for diving operations.
"When you're in a dive operation, especially in an extended dive operation, to have a platform which you can work from that has a degree of comfort, as well as safety, that's important to our divers," said Hertzfeld.
The department used a $234,000 Port Security grant to purchase the dive boat, a trailer and a truck to haul the boat, along with portable sonar equipment.
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Authorities are searching for the suspect in the shooting death of a Mableton native near Tuskegee University.Bobby Smith Jr., a 21-year-old senior at Tuskegee University, died after being shot while at a block party on Friday.The slain student's father, Bobby Smith Sr., said that police told him a stranger approached several female students and tried to get into pictures they were taking. Afterwards, the stranger began shooting and Bobby Smith Jr. was shot in the back, according to his father. Smith, known to friends and family as "B.J.", was an all-star football player and accomplished tennis player at South Cobb High School. While in college, Smith played tennis and focused on getting a degree in finance.The victim's mother, Cynthia Smith, said her son was a mentor to younger students. Smith's parents are fearful that the gunman could strike again if he isn't apprehended soon."I don't know what to say to these young men. You don't have the right to take somebody's life. You don't have the right to do it," Cynthia Smith said. It has been a difficult year for the Smith family. Last year, the Smiths buried their 32-year-old daughter, who passed away after a crash on Camp Creek Parkway.Tuskegee University is planning to hold a memorial service on Tuesday at 3 p.m. Smith's funeral will be held Saturday at Mount Paran Church on Mount Paran Road.
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Jolteon is a dog Pokemon. It's good against water and flying types. It's bad against ground, rock, grass, and dragon types. If Jolteon is angry, its hairs on its body turn to needles then shoot out for its enemy. Jolteon's speed is remarkable. Most electric types have the best speed ever.
To evolve eevee into this shocking Pokemon, you must train eevee then use a thunder stone to evolve it.
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A female gym teacher at TTHS; so named because of her short, skinny figure, spiky blond/brown hair, and disturbing level of hyperactivity. Rumored to be a man, but there is no way to tell if this is true...
Jolteon drives a big SUV and a BMW convertible. Go, Jolteon!
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These cool, tasty legumes help define the flavor and texture of Mediterranean, Greek and Middle Eastern food—especially in dishes like couscous, bean salad and hummus.
If you want to hold history in your hand, pick up a handful of garbanzo beans. Also called chickpeas (for their resemblance to the beaks of baby chicks), these legumes have been cultivated for at least 7,500 years, beginning in the Middle East and then Greece, the Mediterranean, Greater Asia and the New World. At one point, garbanzo beans were so popular that they were commonly ground up and used as ersatz coffee. Today, India produces the lion's share of the world's chickpea supply—almost 90 percent of it. However, in the U.S., most garbanzo beans you can buy at the market are grown in Idaho, Montana and Washington.
Garbanzo beans are technically the Kabuli variety of the chickpea, which also comes in a smaller, more pointed form, called the Desi. Kabuli garbanzo beans tend to be larger than the Desis, with tan or pale yellow flesh surrounded by a thin, cream-colored coat.
Though they're a cool-season crop, garbanzo beans are almost always sold either dried or canned, making them available at any time of year.
When picking a bag of dried chickpeas, look for beans that are unbroken and a bag that hasn't been punctured and shows no signs of moisture. If you'd rather buy your beans in bulk, make sure that the bin of garbanzos is securely covered and that the supermarket has a pretty good turnover rate of its dried goods. To choose canned garbanzos, check the expiration date and avoid dented or rusted cans. If you're worried that a tin of chickpeas is lined with the controversial plastics ingredient BPA, contact the manufacturer before consuming.
Dried garbanzo beans should be kept in a cool, dry place, like a drawer of pantry. Store loose beans in an airtight jar.
Canned garbanzo beans are ready to eat, while dried ones take quite a bit of prep. The most important step in cooking dried garbanzo beans is the first one: soaking. Add your beans to a saucepan, and then pour in two to three cups of water for each cup of beans. Now let them soak for four full hours. This will soften them, reducing cooking time and lowering their levels of gas-causing oligosaccharides. If you don't want to endure the wait, just soak them overnight. Then, before you boil them, pour off the soaking water and rinse away any loose skins.
Most garbanzo bean recipes call for them in either cups (dried, 6 oz) or cans (ready to eat, 15 oz).
In place of regular yellow garbanzo beans, you can try brown or black chickpeas, which have a similar flavor. Lima beans or Great Northern beans will also work.
For a light and colorful side dish, toss together garbanzo beans, red peppers and cucumbers in this Mediterranean Chickpea Salad.
Or if you want a little Middle Eastern flair, make Tabbouleh with Garbanzo Beans using chickpeas, veggies and bulgur wheat.
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Timberland EuroBrook Hiker Boots
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Timberland Earthkeepers 6 Inch Mens Boots
Now you can look good with a clear conscience as these boots are part of Timberland's Earthkeepers collection. They're regular Timberland boots that leave a small environmental footprint.
These classic styled Timberland boots are fully waterproof, and include a front lace fastening with metal eyelets. They're made with premium burnished leather from a silver rated tannery and feature 100% recycled moisture wicking lining to keep your feet dry, with a 42% recycled Green Rubber™ outsole. Signature branding is stamped with the Timberland logo to the heel.
Wear your boots open with tucked in dark jeans and chunky knitwear to step out in style knowing you've done your bit to help.
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Timberland Hand Sewn Mens Boat Shoes
The kings of classic style are back and Timberland's footwear collection for the new season features these beautifully crafted hand sewn boat shoes.
The boat shoes come in a conventional design and feature the traditional boat shoe detail to the sides. Made using rugged leathers for comfort and durability, the hand sewn boat shoes include branding with a logo to the outer leather and a label to the inside. The tab to the back offers further detail whilst cushioned footbed provides essential moisture management. The boat shoes also have 360 degree lacing system that allows for a custom fit.
Boat shoes are designed to be a component of your smart wardrobe and cater to the needs of the stylish. Pair them with chinos and a long sleeve shirt for a great look that'll keep you comfortable.
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Rugged reliability is the name of the game with the Groveton Alpine Hiker boots by the one and only Timberland.
A chunky leather upper provides that famous durability we've come to expect from Timberland, whilst the padded ankle collar delivers protective comfort. Thick contrast laces secure the fit with solid metal eyelets, whilst pull-on loop to the rear gives you that get-up-and-go versatility. Aesthetically reminiscent of the classic Timberland boots, they're given a stylistic twist with a contrast outsole for a sportier look.
Team them with relaxed fitting jeans and a printed tee for a confident urban style with rugged rural qualities.
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Timberland Stormbuck Lite Chukka Mens Boots
With a strong reputation for engineering hardwearing boots, Timberland presents a stylish Chukka that embraces a lightweight style, whilst remaining durable and tough.
These boots are constructed with a smart suede upper that's treated with DWR for added resistance to the elements. The moulded EVA outsole features a raised heel to deliver a strong silhouette, whilst the contrast stitching adds an elegant touch.
The round contrast laces offer a unique focal point to the boots, giving them a quirky edge, and signature branding is included with an embossed logo to the tongue and heel.
Wear them with chinos, a check shirt and lightweight jacket to capture a smart everyday look to take you through the season.
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Timberland Grovston Hiker Mens Boots
Sturdy yet stylish, Timberland yet again delivers a high quality offering for the season with the Grovston Hiker boots.
Competently secured with an ankle strap and a metal eyelet lace fastening, they're a hardwearing choice that retain a style-focussed quality. The cushioned tongue and hi silhouette offer protection to the foot when you're negotiating uneven terrain.
A multi-texture upper delivers a touch of urban style that's reinforced by the contrast outsole in a vintage sneaker style. A pull-on loop to the rear provides added convenience and they're confidently finished with branding to the strap and heel.
Team them with a pair of trusty jeans and a plaid shirt to capture a rustic look that won't let you down.
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Style and substance find common ground in the Timberland Roll Top boots.
Like all Timberland boots they're emphatically durable and ready for anything. The tough leather upper is chunky as ever, whilst the thick tread and heeled outsole gives you multi-surface grip and statement elevation. The boot gets interesting when you roll down the collar to reveal a desert-inspired camo print complete with a woven badge to the front. A street-ready statement carved out of a rugged rural classic, the roll top camo boots truly are a contemporary masterpiece.
Rock them with relaxed fitting jeans, a printed tee and chunky knitwear to tackle the season head on.
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Timberland Front Country Mens Sandals
Famed for delivering tough yet comfortable footwear, Timberland presents the Front Country sandals to keep your feet fresh and relaxed in the summer months.
Perfect for country walks on long summer days, these sandals feature a secure clasp fastening and suede overlays for an ergonomic yet durable fit. The cushioned footbed makes light work of dusty trails, whilst the tread delivers maximum grip when you need it most.
Pull-on loops to the front and rear collar offer get-up-and-go convenience for spontaneous sunny day trips, whilst the embroidered branding to the heel ensures you're in safe hands.
From leisurely strolls to adventure holidays, the Front Country sandals by Timberland are an all-in-one solution to your warm weather needs. Wear them with cargo shorts and a cotton T-Shirt – and don't forget the sun cream!
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WTAQ) - The owner of two tobacco shops in southeast Wisconsin has been charged with state tax evasion, and not having proper permits.
40-year-old Mohammad Siddiqui of West Allis is accused of not paying $270,000 in excise taxes in 2010 and 2012.
Officials said Siddiqui did not have a distributor's permit for stores in Sheboygan and Milwaukee counties, and he did not have adequate records about purchases from his suppliers.
Siddiqui is charged in Sheboygan County Circuit Court with 8 misdemeanors. His initial appearance is set for July 1st.


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Lost Planet 2 for Xbox 360, PC, and PS3
Lost Planet 2 is a third-person shooter which continues the story of humanity's futuristic struggles and attempts at colonization on the planet E.D.N III
The next installment in the popular Lost Planet action series, Lost Planet 2 is a third-person shooter which continues the story of humanity's futuristic struggles and attempts at colonization on the planet E.D.N III. A blend of new RPG elements and features that made the original game a huge success, including massive boss battles against the alien Akrid creatures, rugged terrain, mech warfare and dynamic multiplayer support, Lost Planet 2 is sure to please both new and longtime fans of the franchise alike. Addition features include local split-screen co-op play and appearances by Marcus Fenix and Dominic Santiago from the Gears of War games.
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October 21, 2010
On Thursday, October 14, Winter Park Institute brought three prominent literary figures, Billy Collins, Daniel Menaker and Roger Rosenblatt, together on the stage of Tiedtke Concert Hall for an intellectual discussion on "Writers and Editors: Marriages Made in Limbo" as a part of the Ideas in Residence: Writers and Editors series.
Like old friends gathered around a fireplace swapping fond memories, Collins, Menaker and Rosenblatt sat perched on the stage, discussing the role of editors, their personal literary influences and how they viewed the act of writing.
The audience, comprised of Rollins and Winter Park community members, remained engaged throughout the discourse, laughing in unison as the panelists shared stories of humorous copy editors and nodding in compassionate understanding as Rosenblatt shared his personal experience in writing "Making Toast."
Discussing the impact of literary influence, the men agreed that they are highly impacted by the works of other literary figures that have preceded them. "You are the product of your reading," said Collins.
As the conversation progressed, the topic transitioned into the emotional correlation associated with the act of writing. "About half an hour into writing, I go to a place called "the zone," said Menaker. "It's rapturous, but I am not happy. As I come down from it, I feel really unsettled and really anxious about where I just was at the time."
"I want the act of writing to be an experience—of not knowing where I'm going, to keep my mind open to distractions, which aren't distractions at all but messages about where it (the piece) is supposed to go," said Collins.
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Armour Group Plc is engaged in the designing, manufacturing and distributing leading-edge audio and visual products and solutions. The company operates through four segments: Armour Automotive, Armour Home, Armour Asia and Central Operations. The Armour Automotive segment engages in the design, manufacture and supply of products for the in-vehicle communications and entertainment market. The Armour Home segment engages in the design, manufacture and supply of products into the hi-fi, home theatre, home entertainment and office furniture markets. The Armour Asia segment engages in the sale of Armour Automotive and Armour Home products into Asian markets and provision of supplier support services, including quality control, to the United Kingdom businesses. The Central Operations segment engages in the provision of group-wide support services including finance and future product concepts to the other business segments within the group. Armour Group was founded on May 1, 1964 and is headquartered in Tunbridge Wells, the United Kingdom.


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Deadwood (11-03-2012)
I believe it's a mental illness called "superiority complex".
Check it out..Don't you agree that you have it?
We all notice it.
Superiority complex is a psychological defense mechanism in which a person's feelings of superiority counter or conceal his or her feelings of inferiority.[1] The term was coined by Alfred Adler (February 7, 1870 – May 28, 1937),
"If a person is a show-off it is only because she or he feels inferior, because she or he does not feel strong enough to compete with others on the useful side of life. That is why she or he stays on the useless side. She or he is not in harmony with society. It seems to be a trait of human nature that when individuals - both children and adults - feel weak, they want to solve the problems of life in such a way as to obtain personal superiority without any admixture of social interest. A superiority complex is a second phase. It is a compensation for the inferiority [feeling] complex."[3]
"The superiority complex is one of the ways which a person with an inferiority complex may use as a method of escape from her or his difficulties. She or he assumes that she or he is superior when she or he is not, and this false success compensates her or him for the state of inferiority which she or he cannot bear. The normal person does not have a superiority complex, she or he does not even have a sense of superiority. She or he has the striving to be superior in the sense that we all have ambition to be successful; but so long as this striving is expressed in work it does not lead to false valuations, which are at the root of mental disease.
Deadwood (11-03-2012),oceanloverOH (11-03-2012)
akula what is with all the negative energy man?
It's getting attention all over the UK . Naturally there are some who are getting angry at the ignorance of Americans coming out of education , but the majority thank me for letting them see you lot in your complete ignorance , mentally waddling in circles and becoming funnier by the page .
What's the difference between brain washed North Koreans and US Republicans ?
The Koreans are not morbidly obese .
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I grew up in Nashville on a dead-end street and went to kindergarden at a neighbor's house just up the street. I was in the first class that didn't graduate from the old mansion at Overbrook School, went from there to Peabody Demonstration School, and then to Vandy. That will only mean things to native Nashvillians.
Politically, I'm more of an independent cynic than anything else, progressive on some things (ok, lots of things).
Environmentally, I was a Greenpeace supporter back in the 60s when it wasn't fashionable and I'm still big on the environment. With only three exceptions since 1965, every car I've owned got well over 30 mpg. One of those exceptons was a '65 Mustang and another was a '55 Jaguar XK 140 so I am a certifiable car nut. I could probably be described as a postmodern hippie.
I'm in the technology business – I lucked into doing something I enjoy, which is making computer interfaces easier for people to use – it keeps me thinking and learning and believing in people and that's all good. I've been a manager of people for most of my life. I love the little critters. They're all strange and different and interesting. I've worked in both the public and private sectors and both are bureaucratic, each in their own unique ways. The private sector can be profoundly more inefficient.
I've been married to the love of my life for over three decades. She's never seen me without a mustache but I've told her she can shave it off if I go first. Our Tennessee home has a workshop, a greenhouse, a covered back porch, and ten apple trees. We always thought we wanted all those sorts of things in life but lately we've decided differently. Maintaining that much stuff takes time and we'd rather do other things with that time.
I believe in and support Vandy football and I think Nashville having a pro football team is exciting as all get out but I'm too cheap to pay for seat licenses. I've got degrees in math and economics and I may talk about economics here but hardly ever math. It astonishes my wife that a person who majored in math can't add or subtract worth a damn. (I advise Quicken or Mint for all married couples.)
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PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says she's pushing hard for the Legislature to reform the sales tax system to make it simpler for businesses to report and pay what they owe.
She promised the reforms in the sales tax system proposed by a task force she created last year will eliminate the need for businesses with sales in multiple locations to file dozens of forms a month.
Brewer also says she committed to giving schools the resources they need to implement required new standards.
Brewer and Legislative leaders spoke Friday at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry's annual Legislative forecast luncheon in Phoenix.
House Speaker Andy Biggs says he supports the sales tax reform plan but is listening to cities and towns worried about losing construction tax revenue.
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The cloud communications platform said that it will now let developers build in the ability for users to send images through their mobile apps in the U.S. and Canada.
At its annual developers conference, CEO Jeff Lawson said the company's service is now available in 40 countries on six continents, optimized by a global system of distributed data centers.
With its new SDK, the cloud communications leader is enabling everyone from iPhone game developers to big businesses to build simple tap-to-chat buttons into their apps.
The company, which has 75,000 developer customers, makes a cloud-based platform that lets almost anyone create simple voice applications without working with legacy carriers. It has now raised a total of $31.5 million in three rounds of financing.
A developer has made an SMS chatbot that lets you have a full text message conversation with Groot. Don't expect the exchange to get too deep, though.
Developers gather at a weekend hackathon to use natural language processing, Kinect tech, Google Glass, and big data to help people with autism live a more self-sufficient life.
Forget "moon shots" and Billy Idol. Flashiness took a backseat to the expanding world of Android as Google presented a mature mobile operating system and new platforms to use it on.
Because engineers and designers can post their work for all to see, more and more companies are realizing they can see what people can actually do, not just say they can do.
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Stegmann to lead Bulls
Bulls flanker Deon Stegmann will lead the Pretoria-based outfit in Saturday's Gauteng Sports Challenge against the Lions at Orlando Stadium in Soweto.
The 26-year-old makes a welcome return to the playing field after being sidelined with injury for most of the 2012 season and will lead a team that combines youth and experience.
Stegmann is one of four Springboks in the starting line-up, which will also see 2012 Baby Boks Travis Ismaiel, Jan Serfontein and Paul Willemse take the field, with Wiaan Liebenberg and Handrè Pollard on the bench.
Lionel Mapoe, who is on loan from the Lions, will start at outside centre.
"This is exciting times for us," said Bulls coach, Frans Ludeke.
"We are at the start of a new season and we cannot wait to get going. We have big plans and big dreams for 2013 and are keen to start. The Lions have played twice now and have that advantage, but we have worked hard in training and will give it a full go."
Stegmann will return to Orlando Stadium, the venue of the Bulls' last Super Rugby triumph in 2010.
He said the experience gained from that victory is something they hope to use.
"The atmosphere was amazing then and it is good to be able to go back and play in front of our fans again," explained Stegmann.
"The Lions will certainly not make it easy, as they have a lot to prove, so we will have to find our combinations and feet from the start."
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Ryan Guzman has revealed the auditions for Step Up 4: Miami Heat were "really scary".
Ryan Guzman has revealed the auditions for Step Up 4: Miami Heat were "really scary".
The former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter and model had never acted prior to his role of rebellious street dancer Sean, and is tipped for big things after being dubbed "the next Channing Tatum" by director Scott Speer.
"The audition process was really scary for me, especially free-styling in front of a bunch of people, but it made me that bit more motivated. I was practising until 1am, and then showing up early to do my thing," he admitted.
The 24-year-old continued: "I heard I was against 300 people and they're like real professionals. The guy who made it into the last round with me had danced for Madonna and Britney Spears, and had a long list of amazing names. He didn't have to dance for the audition process.
"Me, on the other hand, they put me through the wringer. It was about a month and a half of auditioning - four acting auditions, and then six dance auditions, so it was tough."
Things didn't get easier, even after Ryan won the part by wowing the crew with his "incredible charisma".
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Eligible applicants are junior or senior undergraduate students enrolled with a major in the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI, or enrolled at IUPUI with a minor in German, or to a graduate student with a proven interest in German-American studies. Candidates must have a record of academic excellence as demonstrated by a GPA of 2.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Preference will be given to students with a demonstrated interest in the non-profit sector, prior work or internship experience, German language skills and/or interest in German-American studies. Part-time or full-time students are eligible. The Liberal Arts on-line application must be completed at https://db.liberalarts.iupui.edu/sams/CASlogin.asp. Application materials will include:
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A Long December
While news in the tech world tends to start quieting down around mid-December, the month was still active on the executive moves front, with major changes confirmed at CA, Symantec, Dell, Google and a number of other top companies, not to mention several distributors and VARs. Here's another of CRN's monthly IT executive move roundups.
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Tax dodges by the Dodgers' owner?
In divorce case, wife says couple paid no state or federal tax on $108 million in earnings.
Some high, hard pitches are being thrown in connection with a couple of Major League Baseball teams, but they're not part of spring training drills.
The nastiest knuckleball so far has been fired by Jamie McCourt.
The estranged wife of Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt (she contends California's community property law makes her co-owner, a claim the court will decide) has revealed how she says the couple avoided taxes on millions.
As part of their divorce proceedings now ongoing in California, she's filed court documents that indicate the couple had joint income of $108 million from 2004 through 2009.
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The taxes, both federal and state, paid on that hefty sum? None, nada, zip, zero and nil.
Let's just read how Mrs. McCourt's filing explains it:
Furthermore, those funds were not reduced by any income tax obligations because the parties have not paid any federal or California income taxes since they moved to California in 2004.
The italicized emphasis is Mrs. McCourt's. Nice of her attorney to make sure no one missed that proclamation.
The paperwork also indicates that the now-feuding couple deliberately structured their business at least partially to allow them to live tax-free. Again, from the filing with the court:
The enormous wealth accumulated by Frank and Jamie McCourt during their 30-year marriage enabled them to live an extraordinarily lavish lifestyle. Their lifestyle was not funded only by the income sources described above. In large part, it was funded in a relatively unique manner -- through a series of capital events, including the "monetization" of future income streams from the parties' businesses. ...
During the marriage, funds, assets and debts were transferred at will among that myriad of inter-related entities, whenever deemed advisable in order to achieve the three primary goals of the McCourt Enterprise: first, to maximize the available ownership distributions to the parties; second, to attempt to ensure that such distributions would not create any income tax liability for the parties; and, third, to increase the overall value of the McCourt Enterprise.
Mr. McCourt's counsel didn't directly dispute the missus' characterizations of the couple's tax planning or the details of their finances, reports L.A. Times business writer Michael Hiltzik. The attorney did, however, call her document filings "selective."
McCourt has said repeatedly that the divorce "has no bearing on the club whatsoever." As more personal and business dealings come to light in that California divorce court, it will be interesting to see if that holds true.
Cubs ticket surtax: Just to the east, another MLB tax battle is shaping up involving the Chicago Cubs.
Some Arizona lawmakers want an 8 percent surcharge on spring training games to help pay for the Cubs' new digs in Mesa.
Some other clubs that spend baseball's preseason in the Grand Canyon State are calling the move foul.
The Cubs' cross-town rivals, the White Sox, and the Arizona Diamondbacks say that their fans shouldn't have to pay higher ticket prices to benefit the Cubs. Major League Baseball also is opposed to the added ticket tax, which is part of a bill that also would add an extra $1 fee on cars rented in Maricopa County where most of the Cactus League teams are headquartered.
One of the bill's sponsors says the Cubs deserve the $58 million that the state would contribute to the project because thousands of Cubs fans visit Arizona every spring. Those fans also attend games at other teams' stadiums when the Cubbies visit and spend money there.
Another reason Arizona lawmakers are looking to make the Cubs feel at home is that the team is being courted by the cross-country Grapefruit League. Naples, Fla., has been trying to get the team to move its spring training operations there.
At this rate, we might see MLB expand team rosters to make room for tax attorneys in the dugouts!
Related reading from Don't Mess With Taxes:
- 'Taxpayer Field' opening in 2009?
- Tax hikes could affect MLB deals
- Baseball bids benefit IRS
- Tax issues surrounding Ortiz/Yankees curse jersey
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Movin' On Kicks Off Battle of the Bands 3/19, 9pm, Alumni Hall
Posted by Alexandra Voigt on 03/15 at 01:25 PM
This Saturday, March 19th at Alumni Hall, Penn State's annual student-run music festival known as Movin' On, will present its fellow students with this year's Battle of the Bands. Every spring semester the Movin' On committee invites all music enthusiasts involved in a band or solo act to apply to perform at the outdoor festival held at the end of the school year.
After narrowing the field from 40 applicants to 12 musical acts, the Movin' On committee is proud to introduce the "Battle" showcasing the most talented and stimulating acts. Beginning at 9pm, the artists will play about a 20-minute set, each back-to-back from two stages. A panel of student judges will survey band musicianship, stage presence, and crowd reactions.
At the end of the night, only the top four bands or solo artists who have proved their talents to the audience and the panel, will be chosen to perform at the 37th Movin' On music festival. These four acts will play along with big-name, paid acts including Little Big Town, Lupe Fiasco and OAR. The fourth act is still to be determined.
Here is the list of the 12 bands playing this Saturday night! Please support them by going to the Battle and creating that audience reaction!
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No Slip Condition
Atlas Soundtrack
The Good News
Chris Good
Zak Sobel Band
Jordan Graves
The Had Knots
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Travis Berrian was carrying a concealed weapon when he entered the Richmond County Probation Office Tuesday.
Berrien's autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday in Atlanta.
UPDATE (12:01PM): New information is being released in connection to a shooting at the probation office. The Georgia Department of Corrections confirms, Sherrill Latasha Warren, as the probation officer who was injured during the shooting at the Augusta Probation Office on July 22. They also confirm, Warren is in stable condition and is expected to make a full recovery. Warren is a 7-year veteran with the Department of Corrections.Commissioner Brian Owens expressed his gratitude for the quick response from the local law enforcement community. "Our law enforcement partners have been a source of great support, both during and after the incident, and our appreciation for their actions goes beyond words."
We have also learned, Travis Berrian, the accused shooter in that incident, was wanted in connection to a murder in Statesboro.
Here is the official release from the Statesboro Police Department:
In the ongoing investigation into the murder of Michael Anthony Riley that occurred on 6/30/2013 at his residence on Greenbriar Trail, the Statesboro Police Department has made a fourth arrest. Katrina Denise Ledford of Davisboro, Georgia was arrested on 07/22/2013 with the assistance of the Washington County Sheriff's Office in connection with the murder. Katrina Denise Ledford is the daughter of Antoinette Braddy Riley. Ledford is currently being held at the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office awaiting further court action.
An arrest warrant was also been issued for a fifth suspect, Travis Lorenzo Berrian. On 07/22/13 Berrian was at the probation office in Augusta Georgia when Probation Officers attempted to arrest him on the Murder warrant in reference to this case. A struggle ensued between Berrian and the Probation Officers. Berrian produced a handgun and one of the Probation Officers was shot in the abdomen. Berrian was also shot during the struggle. Berrian died as a result of his injuries. The incident at the Augusta Probation Office is being investigated by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and an autopsy is scheduled for 7/24/13.
The further details of this case are not being released at this time as the case is still under investigation.
The Statesboro Police Department was assisted by the following agencies during the course of this investigation: Bulloch County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Marshal's Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, Georgia Bureau of Investigation (Region 5 Statesboro, Region 7 Thomson and Region 12 Eastman), Washington County Sheriff's Office and Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
A man, serving probation, is dead as a result of the conflict at the Greene Street probation office. Officials won't confirm if he shot himself.
The Richmond County Coroner's Office has identified the man as Travis Berrian, 29, of North Augusta. He was pronounced dead at 4:53pm at Georgia Regents Medical Center, of a gunshot wound. His autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday at the GBI Crime Lab in Atlanta.A probation officer was shot, and rushed to Georgia Regents Medical Center in unknown condition. She is a woman.
UPDATE: ATF and GBI are now on the scene of a shooting at 901 Greene Street.
Richmond County deputies are on the scene of a shooting in downtown Augusta. We're told shots were reported around 4pm along the 900 block of Greene Street.
According to the Richmond County Sheriff's Office Facebook page, a parole officer has been shot. Our crew on the scene says there are dozens of law enforcement on the scene and deputies in tactical gear.
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Before accepting this appointment, Dr. Smith served as Interim Director for 10 months. Prior to this, Dr. Smith had served since October 2001 as Extension's Associate Director for Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences. In that position he was responsible for statewide coordination of Extension programs pertaining to the food and fiber sector and the environment.
Prior to his administrative positions, Dr. Smith was an Extension Economist – Marketing and Policy and Distinguished Roy B. Davis Professor of Agricultural Cooperation in the Department of Agricultural Economics and the Agricultural and Food Policy Center at Texas A&M University.
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Dr. Smith received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. from Texas A&M University, all in agricultural economics. He is the author of numerous publications and has received many honors from industry, academia, and agricultural agencies.