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In a small bowl, whisk together ingredients for vinaigrette until well-blended.
Just before serving, toss spinach with vinaigrette. Then add in pomegranate seeds, pecans and feta and toss once more. Serve immediately.
(Or for a different presentation, once you have tossed the spinach with the vinaigrette, divide it among the plates. Then top each salad with the pomegranate seeds, pecans, and feta.)
Ali's Tip: Being that I also have a few zillion Christmas songs running through my mind right now (yes, 'tis the season already on my to-do list at work), it occurs to me as I look at the photo that this might also make a lovely holiday salad… :)


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Entrepreneurship in the United States is more like a World Cup cricket where only a select few get to play in the team, and even fewer get to win. But entrepreneurship in India these days is like street cricket, where anyone can play and win a prize!
There is more optimism in India than in the West. Excitement around technology applications wasn't at all there. Now, India can lead the world in social entrepreneurship and can become an innovation powerhouse in the coming years.
It becomes both important and exciting to note that the innovations discussed here are the breakthrough products of India.
- Tata Nano:
The Tata Nano is an affordable, rear-engined, four-passenger city car built by the Indian company Tata Motors and is aimed primarily at the Indian domestic market.
The car gets its name from its price point which is near 100,000 (one lakh rupees). It is the cheapest car in the world today. In 2008 the Financial Times reported: "If ever there were a symbol of India's ambitions to become a modern nation, it would surely be the Nano, the tiny car with the even tinier price-tag. A triumph of homegrown engineering, the Nano encapsulates the dream of millions of Indians groping for a shot at urban prosperity."
- $35 Tablet
Move over Ipad, Dell, Toshibaand HP; India comes up with yet another winner. After ADAM, India has unveiled a device which could create a will for sure create a stir in the tablet market.
India's Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal recently showcased a $35 tablet, the invention of the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Science.
The ministry has predicted that the prices of the device could drop upto $20 or $10 per unit. The development of this tablet is part of a larger initiative aimed at improving India's educational system through technology.
The tablet is Linux-based prototype, enables Internet browsing, word processing, and video conferencing. It also has a 2GB memory, USB ports and wi-fi. For the memory, the tablet uses memory card. An interesting thing to note, the tablet can even be converted to run on solar power (at an extra cost).
- India's Fastest Supercomputer SAGA-220
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) unveiled a supercomputer on 2 May 2011, which is to be India's fastest supercomputer in terms of theoretical peak performance of 220 TeraFLOPS (220 Trillion Floating Point Operations per second).
The new Graphic Processing Unit (GPU) based supercomputer named SAGA-220 will be used by space scientists for solving complex aerospace problems.4.)Green technology for Bikes
Four young engineers, Syed Fahad Ahmed, Mohammed Isham, Ejaz Pasha and Visrant Choudhury are the depicted an abysmal interest in the Bikesby coming up with an all new green technology for automobile industry. They invented TRIAUTO a two wheeler which can be recharged with both electricity and solar power and can avail petrol in case of their absence.5.)Kashmir villager invents 'Singing Lantern'
Ghulam Mohammad Mir of Tangpaw, Saagam of South Kashmir's Anantnag district too like many others across the valley, had a bitter experience of early nineties when crackdowns and army patrols was a fearsome experience. He was severely beaten up by troopers for not being prompt to respond to the frightening midnight knock. Mir had never been to School but the constant fear of missing a knock and paying for it led him to invent what he proudly calls 'Singing Lantern'.
It's a traditional Kashmiri kerosene lantern that has features of radio, alarm, mobile charger and light-n-sound siren to hear the door knock. The lantern is charged by electricity or solar lighting and lasts for at least 10 days.
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Nikon 1 S1 review
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Author : Matt Golowczynski
The Nikon 1 S1 is the first model in Nikon's S series of CSCs. It arrives firmly at the entry level of the 1 range and inherits a lot of the other '1' range features. Find out how it fares in our full Nikon 1 S1 review
|Fast AF; Stable and clear screen; Excellent AWB and metering system; Superb video quality
|Noise control isn't up to the standard of other CSCs; No VR in the kit lens
The Nikon 1 S1 is the first addition to Nikon's new 'S-series' of compact system cameras – a new introduction sits below the existing J series as the most junior in the range.
In many respects it's much of what we've seen before. There is, for example, a 10.1MP sensor whose size is roughly midway between the 1/2.3in sensor found in the majority of compact cameras – such as the Nikon COOLPIX L810 – and the larger ones used by the Micro Four Thirds system – such as the Pansonic Lumix GF6.
The Nikon 1 S1's sensor applies a 2.7x conversion factor to all mounted lenses, giving the 11-27.5mm kit lens an effective range of 30-74mm. The lens lacks a VR system, meaning the Nikon S1 is only stabilised by a processing-based electronic VR alternative.
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In addition to the standard Auto option, Nikon has equipped the Nikon 1 S1 with a raft of scene and effects modes, such as Miniature, Backlighting and Selective Color. Yet, despite the camera being very much aimed at a novice audience, Nikon hasn't overlooked those who many wish to take more control into their own hands, with PASM exposure options on hand in addition to Raw shooting in the same NEF format as the Nikon D7100 and other Nikon DSLRs.
The Nikon 1 S1 features other niceties, including a 60fps burst mode (15fps with continuous AF) and a Best Moment capture mode – found on other Nikon CSCs including the Nikon 1 V2 – which takes a number of images at once and lets you choose your favourite. An extension to this is the Smart Photo Selector, which cleverly takes several images before and after the shutter release is fully depressed and chooses what it thinks is the best capture (or captures if you'd prefer it to present you with the best five images).


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Scarlett Johansson didn't watch Elizabeth Taylor's Oscar-nominated performance in the 1958 movie "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" before taking on the stage role -- so it didn't influence her own interpretation.
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She tells Broadway.com, "The only time I've ever seen Maggie played is with Ashley Judd (on Broadway in 2003). I've never seen the film. ... Maggie is really an icon. I guess I never had any idea of the role as being iconic in any particular way other than the fact that Elizabeth Taylor (played it) -- I know the posters. But I don't know the nuances of her performance, or her take on it. I never felt the pressure of that. I understand, of course, that the role is a classic, and it's iconic in many people's minds, and so whatever my take is on it is certainly my take on it. For better or worse, people have their own ideas of the character based on previous performances. But I never had to be burdened with that, which I think worked in my favor."
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Posting on Grants.gov: February 14, 2007
Receipt date: April 17, 2007
Announcement Type: Initial
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The Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), announce the availability of funds for new FY 2007 Drug Free Communities Support Program (DFC) grants.
DFC is a collaborative initiative sponsored by ONDCP in partnership with SAMHSA in order to achieve two major goals:
The Drug-Free Communities Program (DFC) was created by the Drug-Free Communities Act, 1997 (Public Law 105-20), reauthorized through the Drug-Free Communities Reauthorization Act of 2001 (Public Law 107-82) and reauthorized again through the Office of National Drug Control Policy Reauthorization Act of 2006 (Public Law 109-469). The latest reauthorization extended the program for an additional five years until 2012.
Since 1998, ONDCP has awarded approximately 1,200 DFC grants, with an additional 60 new awards expected in FY 2007, subject to the appropriation of funds. The community sites that have been awarded grants represent a cross-section of communities from every region in the nation and include rural, urban, suburban, and tribal communities. The program has given priority to economically disadvantaged areas or counties in which 20 percent or more of the children are living in a household below the poverty line, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Additional grantee information is available on the DFC web site www.ondcp.gov/dfc.
DFC grant funds are intended to support community-based coalitions. The following is a summary of the DFC eligibility requirements and the minimum documentation applicants must provide in Section G (Supporting Documentation) of their application. If an application does not meet the eligibility requirements, it will not be forwarded for review.
1.2 The coalition must have as part of its principal mission the goal of reducing substance abuse among youth.
1.2 Applicants must provide a copy of the coalition's mission statement in order to document a focus on youth substance abuse reduction and/or prevention.
1.3 The coalition's goals and objectives must target multiple drugs and address the two major DFC goals.
1.3 Applicants should state that they are targeting multiple drugs and addressing the two DFC goals. Applicants must support this statement with the information provided in Sections A-L (Project Narrative and Supporting Documentation Requirements) of their applications.
1.4 The coalition must demonstrate that coalition members have worked together on substance abuse prevention for a period of not less than six months before submitting this application. This "working together" can include but not be limited to: acting through entities such as task forces, subcommittees, or community boards.
1.4 Applicants must submit two sets of meeting minutes. One set for a period of at least six months or more before the submission date of this application and one set for a period not more than three months prior to submitting this application. Both sets of minutes must demonstrate that the coalition has substantial involvement and participation from its membership as well as volunteer community leaders. The minutes should also demonstrate the coalition's commitment to reducing youth drug use.
Applicants must also submit copies of the memoranda of understanding (MOU) between the applicant and the sectors/organizations/members stating their contribution(s) to the DFC coalition as well as the sector they represent. The signed originals must be maintained in the official files of the grantee coalition.
1.5 The coalition must have representation from its targeted community and include a minimum of one member/representative from each of the following 12 sectors:
-youth (an individual 18 or under);
-business community;
-youth-serving organization;
-law enforcement agencies;
-religious or fraternal organizations;
-civic and volunteer groups;
-healthcare professionals;
-State, local, or tribal governmental agencies with expertise in the field of substance abuse (if applicable, the State authority with primary authority for substance abuse); and
-other organizations involved in reducing substance abuse.
A coalition member is defined as a representative of the community if he/she participates in regularly scheduled coalition management and planning meetings and is an active participant and contributor to the coalition's activities, events, and strategic planning. A sponsor/supporter is not necessarily the same as an active coalition member. For purposes of this application, an individual coalition member may not represent more than one of the above categories.
1.5 In table format, applicants must list the 12 sectors; the member(s)/ person(s) representing that sector; the name of their agency / organization; and their contribution to the coalition's activities. Applicants must also attach an MOU from each sector representative.
1.6 The coalition must demonstrate that it has substantial participation from volunteer leaders in the community.
1.6 Applicants must provide:
-an organization chart that reflects the coalition's (NOT THE FISCAL AGENT's) structure, relationship to an umbrella agency or other separate entities, and staff positions funded through DFC funds and matching funds.
-brief history of the coalition that discusses when it was formed, for what purpose, and significant changes made or planned in the structure and mission.
-meeting minutes that reflect substantial participation from volunteer leaders in the community
*These support materials must be consistent with information provided in Sections A-L of the application.
1.7 The coalition must demonstrate that it responds to substance abuse prevention in the community in a comprehensive and long-term fashion and works to develop consensus regarding the priorities of the community to combat substance abuse among youth.
1.7 Reviewers will look for evidence of this throughout your responses in Sections A-L of the application.
1.8 Applicants/fiscal agents may submit only one application under this funding announcement. Two coalitions may not serve the same geographic area unless both coalitions have clearly described their plan for collaboration in their applications and each coalition has independently met the eligibility requirements.
1.8 Each applicant must provide detailed plans for collaboration and each must meet the eligibility requirements. If an applicant is serving an area already served by a DFC Grantee, the applicant must specifically identify the level of collaboration with that grantee and include a letter of support from that grantee.
To view a list of all current DFC grantees, visit www.ondcp.gov/dfc and click on "Grantees."
1.9.Statewide substance abuse prevention coalitions may apply provided they meet all of the other eligibility requirements.
1.9 Applicants must meet all eligibility requirements in Section III. For a statewide coalition, sector members must represent a geographic area consistent with the coalition's target area. (For example, a single county sheriff would not qualify as a law enforcement representative for a statewide coalition. However, a statewide sheriff's association would qualify as a statewide law enforcement organization).
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Approximately $6 million will be available for 60 new FY 2007 DFC awards. "New" is defined as any of the following: 1) never have received DFC funding; 2) previously received but had a lapse in DFC funding; or 3) applying for a second project period after conclusion of the initial 5-year award. Applicants may request project periods for up to five years.
If a grantee is in any five-year cycle and experienced a lapse in funding, for whatever reason, the applicant may reapply under the new Request for Applications (RFA) for a project period that would complete the five-year funding cycle. The funding years will begin with the lapse year. For example, if the grantee experienced a lapse in funding after the second year of the project (i.e., in the third year), the grantee may apply for funding for years three through five.
Proposed budgets cannot exceed $100,000 per year. Annual continuation awards will depend on the availability of funds, grantee progress in meeting requirements, such as implementation of the SPF, and timely submission of required data and reports.
For questions on program issues, contact:
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Center for Mental Health Services, SAMHSA
1 Choke Cherry Road, Room 6-1010
Rockville, MD 20857
(240) 276-1912
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Before moving to Chicago, Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh began their culinary careers in New York as a way to support themselves while they looked for work as actors. It wasn't their acting that brought the duo to stardom, however. Against odds of 10,000 to 1, they sent a tape into the Food Network and, to their surprise, became the first-ever winners of the Next Food Network Star contest, landing their own show on the cable channel. That success enabled them to grow their catering business's small café into a full-fledged restaurant serving up brunch, lunch, and dinner.
"Our focus is on what we love, which is mid-century food and the American culture of dining, and that kind of collective memory we have . . . taking those recipes and updating them for a modern palate," Steve says. For example, they top sweet potatoes with black-thyme-pepper marshmallows and create corn dogs with rabbit sausage in red-velvet butter. Steve says that they love creating conversation at their tables, especially as guests reminisce about memories evoked by dishes such as tuna noodle casserole and their Hearty mac 'n' cheese. "For Dan and I, that's a major part of the dining experience," he says. "If we can get their heads moving as well as their mouths, we feel pretty successful." Their efforts have paid off. "The duo is making magic by keeping it simple," said Phil Vettel in a review on WGN. "There's at least one wow ingredient on every plate. A simple burger is brightened with triple-cream cambozola cheese, sugar-cured bacon, and garlic aioli. Bacon-wrapped shrimp arrives on a pile of wonderful white cheddar grits . . . It's fun and delicious."
Dan heads the kitchen, while Steve forges many of the signature cocktails, aiming to discourage the intimidation that often surrounds craft cocktails. He and Dan even authored a book whose 200+ drink recipes include every cocktail made at Hearty, proving that everyone can make the drinks at home. Steve's even been known to chat up tables in hopes of introducing them to a new drink. "It's amazing, the amount of people who don't think they drink gin—so I have to force them," Steve says. "Once you have a gin that is different than that gin that you drank in the 1980s that was so harsh and juniper-heavy, once you're having one of these new American gins along with just simple fresh citrus and the other spirits… you understand what the fuss is about." He's also curated an exclusively American wine list with bottles from unexpected sources—including Dr. Frank's Salmon Run rkatsiteli from the Finger Lakes in New York, which he calls "floral and highly acidic . . . Everybody loves it."
After attending boot camps for a while, Maizah's motivation fizzled and she dropped the course. But refusing to accept defeat? even if it weren't his own?The Boot Camp Guy's cofounder, Chris Brown, gave her a call and made a case. He showed her some before-and-after shots of people she'd met at the sessions before she left?and was astounded by their transformations.
"That could have been me," she kept thinking. So she headed back to class determined that this time, it would be. Months later, she'd gone from a size 16/18 down to a size 12 with extra energy to boot.
As a former Marine with 14 years of professional fitness experience and a passion for helping people reach their goals, Chris knows that boot camp isn't about the stereotypical screaming drill sergeants depicted on TV. Instead, he and his trainers employ a realistic, no-scales and no-diets philosophy and focus on supplying their students with the motivation they need. They identify each student's fitness level within moments and calibrate their workouts accordingly, pitching the signature boot-camp classes at beginner, intermediate, and expert levels. This approach seeks to get students to their own desired level of "skinny", whether that's a size two, size 14, or any other goal. The trainers further outfit their boot-camp base model with nine different tracks?with one designed to shed weight?and total-body sessions up the ante with weights, resistance bands, and mat exercises to strengthen entire physiques rather than honing in on left pinkies. They also encourage students to eat the food they enjoy, and to be mindful of which nutrients their body needs to address deficiencies and restore balance.
The fitness menu unfurls a feast of other group classes. Cycle circuits combine intensive spinning with ab work on the turf and toning dumbbell drills. Cardio-kickboxing classes blend aerobics, boxing, and martial arts. All told, they offer more than 100 classes each month from their well-stocked studio, which the staff stocks with free weights, strength-training machines, exercise balls, and resistance bands, as well as a recently added indoor obstacle course.
A nonprofit theater helmed by passionate cinephiles, Facets Cinematheque instills a love of film in its youngest moviegoers through its groundbreaking children's programs. Since establishing their first children's film exhibition series in 1975, the theater's stewards have branched out into education and outreach, introducing students to positive films and the inspiring stories behind them through channels including family film events, in-school screenings, and the Facets Kids Film Camp. They also oversee the Chicago International Children's Film Festival, which presents hundreds of films from around the globe during its annual autumn run. Though the festival caters to its smallest attendees, its scope is impressively large; welcoming over 20,000 attendees each year, the festival often offers the first screenings of award-winning fare, such as recent Academy Award winner The Fantastic Flying Books Of Mr. Morris Lessmore.
In addition to their children's programming, the theater also lights up its silver screen with indie films, award winners, foreign flicks, and documentaries. Celluloid-caretakers curate a collection of reels that seldom see screenings elsewhere in Chicago, frequently enjoying their city debut within the intimate 125-seat theater. Occasionally, production-team members or film experts join audiences immediately following the show for Q&A sessions—known as film dialogues—taking questions, exploring themes, and providing tips for removing stubborn popcorn kernels from teeth. Upcoming films can be found on Facets' website.
Eyeballs absorb moving pictures thanks to the dual capabilities of Facets' projection system, which handles digital and 35 mm films with equal aplomb. While the ephemeral stories fill brains with new ideas, soda and popcorn—acquirable at the old-fashioned concession stand—fill mouths with flavors that have defined every classic moviegoing experience since Orson Welles first invented the snack.
Beginners and seasoned yogis alike are welcome at 105F - Bikram Yoga Chicago. Here, instructors lead classes that are designed to lure students to their limits, providing a demanding physical challenge for all skill and fitness levels. Each of the three studio locations contains a practice room that is heated to 105 degrees with 40%?45% humidity, creating a sweat-inducing, tropical setting that aids practicers by loosening their muscles as they sink into each stretch.
The 90-minute classes all follow the same sequence: two breathing exercises and 26 standing and seated asanas, which use deep twists and bends to methodically work organ systems and muscle groups throughout the entire body. Instructors slowly guide students into poses and ensure that they can perform each asana at a level that safely challenges their limits. Continued practice can help yogis hone their strength and endurance while also learning to maintain a greater sense of focus and mind-body awareness, even in the face of physical distractions like another student's Sudoku puzzle back tattoo.
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Is there a parallel in the human reaction to color as there is in the reaction to their corresponding acoustic frequencies?
This summer I stumbled over the realization that the equal-tempered acoustic scale fits very neatly into the visual spectrum of light. ... Too neatly. I mean that, when converted from Hz into wavelength, acoustic tones have one corresponding color: (rougly) F2 - violet; E2 - edging on dark blue; D2 - baby blue; C2- Kelly-ish green; B1 - light yellow; A - orange; G - red).
Now I'm beginning to consider that perhaps the two - light and sound - may have other parallels. Based on what you know about how color affects human behavior, is there any evidence to suggest that the same affect happens with that color's corresponding acoustic note? (and vice versa)
EXAMPLE: If we now that the color red is known to make consumers hungry, does a G have a similar effect on people?
Please expand this topic.
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Jan 22 2013: Well, perhaps you are thinking about how playing music helps those with severe dementia and alzheimers. It's not a specific music, like how Mozart improves test scores and gives a short term bump in IQ (and perhaps more long term when used consistently with infants - still unknown)
the problem with the dementia & alzheimers cases are that the music must be something that they can relate to and enjoy. One might like big band music while another likes Elvis Presley and yet another enjoys Mozart.
If not this, then perhaps you could make your question more understandable? :-)
Jan 24 2013: I want to know how much we know about the eye-brain systems can be applied to the ear-brain system.
I'm sorry my implications tends to fall short on forums like Ted despite its prestige as a forum among social networks. I really ought to be in the same room with others so as to immediately clarify or pursue an idea someone has as it comes up.
Jan 26 2013: Do you know why this simple yet effective recording technique, which is used for 'binaural beats', did not become a general quality standard for music recordings?
I served the net yet could not find any music in any style but a view yet uninteresting examples, as the majority of my findings seems to be 'reserved' for 'new age' applications only.
In case you know a source, I would be thankful if you would share it.
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Top spellers to vie on prime-time TV
National Spelling Bee final to air June 1 on ABC
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WASHINGTON - Move over American Idol. For the first time in its 79-year history, the National Spelling Bee — the original "reality TV" — will go prime time for next month's drama-filled finals.
After 12 years of showings by the sports cable network ESPN, the final rounds of the two-day Scripps National Spelling Bee will be shown live at 7 p.m. June 1 on ABC.
"I think we're ready for prime time, and I think America is ready for spelling bees in prime time, too," said Paige Kimble, the bee's director and its 1981 national champion. "We like to think of ourselves as the original reality television programming."
ESPN spokesman Mac Nwulu said the bee really is a sport, though without the physical contact. The pint-size spellers endure rigorous practices and training; some even have coaches.
"It's captivating, just sitting down there and watching these kids spelling words you've never heard before," he said.
About 275 spellers, ranging in ages from 9 to 15 and about evenly split between boys and girls, will compete for the national title and more than $30,000 in cash, bonds and scholarships.
Longtime readers of this blog may remember that I'm completely fascinated by the National Spelling Bee. I circle the day of the Bee on the calendar like regular people mark upcoming weddings or birthdays.
And you know what – this TV thing was partially my idea! For as long as I can remember, I've been telling anyone who would listen (read: my wife) that I couldn't understand why the Bee wasn't featured more prominently on the television landscape. I'm actually on record recommending that the Bee has its own dedicated weekend, just like the Super Bowl or Boston Marathon.
The best part of this prime time deal is that the earlier rounds will still be televised earlier in the day on ESPN, so those of us who dream of watching six consecutive hours of competition are still satisfied. By the time the final round is broadcast that night, I'll probably be having leg cramps and difficulty staying focused - it will be like the last miles of an ultra, but in the comfort of my own home.
I know I'm a bit, um, unorthodox in my interests, but I can't be the only one out there who is hooked on watching hundreds of pre-teen wonder kids sweat it out under the national spotlight. And I'm convinced that there is a vast untapped market of spelling fans out there. Yes, I typed that sentence with a straight face.
I mean, look at what's happened to poker in the past few years. These Bee kids are at least as compelling as those slobs. Why couldn't ESPN package the Bee as a series, like they do with the World Series of Poker? At the very least, the ratings would certainly outdraw professional hockey.
If you doubt my passion, I've submitted a couple of links for you to review as Exhibits A and B. Before I was a blogger, I wrote articles about each of the last two National Spelling Bees, for no other reason than it seemed like a perfectly fun thing to do. When I first started Running and Rambling, I wasn't sure how this whole blog thing worked or where it might lead me, and I posted one of my spelling bee articles just to see how it looked in the blog format.
Since I only had about three readers back then, chances are that post went unnoticed by a lot of people reading now. (On a related note, to Jeff, Karen, and Danny: you can click off this page right here, and not miss anything you haven't seen before.) So I'm linking to that early blog post here, and linking to another article from the previous year here.
And now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to instruct my TiVo to clear out its schedule for June 1st.


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It's a Celtic Christmas Celebration! at the 37th Annual Texas Renaissance Festival (www.texrenfest.com), the largest and most acclaimed Renaissance festival in the nation.
Join us for a special THREE DAY CLOSING WEEKEND, November 25, 26 & 27, for a Celtic Christmas Celebration. New Market Village sparkles with a variety of festive holiday lights & decorations as the Royal Family welcomes Father Christmas and his elves and ushers in Yuletide spirits to celebrate the holiday season! As part of the closing weekend celebration, the festival will be open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day.
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In addition to the summer modules, the MNA Program offers elective courses as a distance learning option. Taught by both Notre Dame and outside professors on alternating years, these online courses are available during the fall and spring semesters. The courses use two types of technology---Saki offered via the Notre Dame Web and Global Crossings, a telephone conferencing system.
This course teaches students to describe the difference between constructive and destructive conflict, analyze conflicts using a communication systems approach that recognizes the various elements that contribute to conflict, and design ways of influencing the elements of conflict systems to manage or resolve conflict. Students learn an individual style of dealing with conflict, most significant challenges to effectiveness when faced with conflict and ways to improve conflict outcomes.
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Catholic Social Teaching involves a very defined body of writings that apply the teachings of the Church to the social, political, and economic realities of the human condition. Students will analyze the content and origin of this literature with application to the current and economic challenges.
This course will analyze the multiple funding sources available to nonprofit organizations and develop the student's capacity to understand how these varied sources can be used to fulfill the organization's mission and carry out its programs.The course will analyze the restricted nature of such program revenue and the advantages of an organization raising additional unrestricted funds to fulfill and enhance its mission.
The focus of this course is on the actions and styles of leaders and managers as they attempt to influence individual and group behavior. Whether operating in a profit or not-for-profit environment, a major goal of the course is a deeper appreciation of the dynamics present within the organization and individual workgroups. As technology doubles every decade, the course will also examine how leaders manage change and position their organizations to survive and prosper in the future.
This course will explore the innovative concepts, practices, and strategies associated with "Social Entrepreneurship," including its growing trend both domestically and internationally toward multiple definitions and widespread applications in both the nonprofit and for-profit settings. Students will be challenged to develop their own innovative ideas/opportunities in terms of a social venture plan, first exploring the idea's feasibility, then creating a business plan that will "be ready for implementation" at the conclusion of the course. Topics covered throughout the course and in preparation for the business plan include developing a strategic vision/mission, exploring the competitive market/landscape, as well as creating business models, including management, legal and funding issues, and developing a SRO (Social Return on Investment) framework.
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Building on the principles learned in introductory accounting courses, this advanced accounting course applies accounting theory and principles in the nonprofit sector. The goal is to aid nonprofit managers in providing useful information to financial statement users and internal decision makers. The course also focuses on the importance of control measures to assure the reliability and accuracy of the financial records and to prevent loss due to mistakes or misconduct.
This course provides managers of nonprofit organizations with the legal knowledge they need to ensure compliance with the laws and regulations governing business relationships. The course covers the main areas of the law affecting employment relationships including, among other topics, discrimination law, labor law, contract law, and the Fair Labor Standards Act. The course also explains the variety of legal resources available to management to guide them as they make employment-related decisions.
This course examines the current literature of leadership and motivation in nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). It provides a close examination of the roles and characteristics of leaders and provides a framework for various leadership styles. The class will discuss and debate questions including: What is leadership? Is there a difference between leadership and management? Is motivation internal or external? Does the leader control or contribute to personal/professional motivation? Are there substantial differences of effectiveness in leadership styles? These discussions are framed specifically for nongovernmental organizations serving various populations and missions and within specific organizational activities.
This course is designed to provide an overview of outcome and performance measurement systems used by nonprofit agencies. Emphasis will be placed on understanding issues related to needs assessments, how outcomes are measured, and how needs assessment and outcome information is used for program creation, continuation and funding. Particular attention will be paid to creating an evaluative culture and carrying out evaluations as a professional in non-profit management.
This course is designed to give you a set of transferable skills when evaluating, writing, analyzing, or implementing policy. In the nonprofit world you will inevitably find yourself in the policy arena, and as a leader you will be forced to make significant decisions on policy. My hope is that you will complete this class having learned skills that you will be able to apply as you continue in your current field or enter a new one.
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This course provides a comprehensive overview of fundraising for full‐time professionals working in the nonprofit sector or individuals looking to expand their knowledge. We will explore a variety of fundraising methods and theories. By utilizing case studies, completing relevant projects and engaging in group discussion, students will learn how to apply fundraising strategies within the nonprofit sector. This course will also study the role of board, staff and volunteers in developing effective fundraising strategies. Students will expand their understanding of fundraising operations and reflect on current philanthropic issues confronting nonprofit organizations.
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DENTON, TX (KLTV) - According to University of North Texas Police, a sexual assault was reported on Tuesday night.
The male victim told police that he was walking the service drive between the Radio, Television and Film Building and the Art building when a vehicle pulled up beside him. The occupants reportedly asked him for directions to another building on campus, Kerr Hall.
The victim reports that he got into the vehicle to show them the way, and that he was then immediately attacked by the two males in the car. The passenger, who he says is a Hispanic male, displayed a knife and then the victim's eyes were covered.
The suspects drove him to an unknown nearby but remote location and sexually assaulted him. He was then freed on the east side of campus.
The victim said the driver of the vehicle was a white male in his early 20s, six feet tall with a muscular build. He said he was wearing a blue t-shirt, torn blue jeans, and brown boots.
The passenger, according to the victim, was a Hispanic male in his early 20s, about 5' 6" tall, with a stocky build, medium skin color, and with a very dark faux-hawk hairstyle. He was clean-shaven and wearing an orange t-shirt, blue jeans, and blue and white cheap-looking tennis shoes.
The police say the description of the vehicle is as follows: older model blue 4-door sedan with blue interior, possibly a Nissan.
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Professors Ronald Brand and Harry Flechtner taught in the 2011 Institute in Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution in Zagreb and Zadar, Croatia, in July. This is the second year for the unique summer program operated as a joint venture of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, the University of Zagreb Faculty of Law, and the Touro Law Center. Students received an overview of international business transactions, a week of instruction in substantive international commercial law, and a week of coverage of international commercial arbitration. They then prepared and presented written and oral submissions in an arbitration setting. This year, Brand provided part of the IBT coverage, and Flechtner provided the coverage of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. One-third of the students were from law schools outside the United States, providing a strong element of diversity in the classroom, which included instruction by eight professors from four different law schools.