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"We will move forward in hope not fear"…President Barack Obama
Wilberforce family,
Welcome back! I pray that your winter break was all that you hoped for. Now that Registration is closed, you should now be settled into your classes and daily routine. I want this semester to be your best semester yet. Take time to reflect on your successes or failures of last semester and commit to building on the successes and to learning from and re-writing the failures. Start by taking care of yourselves, your environment and each other, Set goals for the semester, Go to Class! Complete your assignments Get involved and Give thanks for the blessing of being a college student. "To whom much is given, much is expected!" I look forward to a tremendous semester together!!! Dr. Messer
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Event pricing without the purchase of a wristband for Alumni /non students is as follows:
Friday Night Dawn Dance: $25.00
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To ensure your transportation to and from the Airports/Bus Stations for the upcoming Spring Break vacation, Transportation Dept. is asking that you please submit your request online at Wilberforce.edu. Make your payment to the Bursar's Office located in the
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"For everyone to whom much is given, from his much will be required; and to whom much has been committed, of him they will ask the more" –Luke 12:48
Welcome to my new and exciting column on "trusteeship." This is a venture that I have thought about for some time and I hope that many of you will enjoy reading it as I enjoyed writing and communicating it with you. It is my hope that we will learn and continue to grow as the exceptional and impacting beings that we are all destined and designed to be and this column is my way of contributing to our development.
Many think of trusteeship as a responsibility that involves tedious and extensive meetings that involve extended, and sometimes meaningless, discussions about the state of an organization or group. It is indeed true that he trustees of an institution are the brain, the nucleus, the engine behind all that happens within such. Even though this may be the denoted definition, or something like this, I would like to present a different spin on things.
Much like the prescribed meaning of the word "trustee," this new idea encompasses the notion of regulation, stewardship and accountability. The idea of trusteeship includes an acknowledgement that there is a Supreme Being who trusts us with His or Her gifts and talents that we hold. The Being becomes the "trustor" and we, humble vessels and servants, are the "trustees."
It is this idea that will drive the conversations and content of my articles. I hope to shed some light on, through my experiences, little travel and education, others' experiences and advices, how we can be better "trustees" and holders of God's gifts and blessings. Therefore, in order for this idea of "trusteeship" to make any sense, we need to accept and embrace God's supremacy and graciousness despite our shortcomings as insatiable, truth-seeking beings (even though we never really seem to find that truth). In our quest for knowledge and a degree to help make our, and our family's, lives better, it is imperative that we realize that there are some responsibilities associated with the great opportunities and privileges that we enjoy.
Enjoy your week and have a blessed day. Do not forget that we are all trustees and there is a mandate that is set forth for us to achieve. Let us strive to live up to God's expectations of us and help others to identify and achieve the same.
From one Trustee to another,
Alicia Dixon
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Board of Trustees Wilberforce University
Wilberforce University has celebrated its sesquicentennial and as you all know, these past 152 years have been filled with pride and a rich legacy that will continue for the next 150 years and beyond. You are a part of that legacy and it is important that you honor your heritage by learning the alma mater. Please find the words below. Let's lift our voices as one and show the world how proud we are to be a part of the WU tradition!
In the State of old Ohio
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Dear old WU
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From all states they come
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Hail to thee, our Alma Mater
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Gillette and football star Dhani Jones are unveiling Gillette Odor Shield's "My City is My Gym" pop-up fitness site in Times Square on Thursday, October 18, inviting New York men to use their urban surroundings to achieve a great outdoor workout and put Gillette Odor Shield to the test.
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The 2008 Connections Conference and Exhibition left the coastal confines of Clearwater, Fla., this year and headed east to Orlando and the Hilton at Walt Disney World, May 14-17.
The Conference was never intended to rival its big brother, The Connections Convention and Trade Show taking place this fall in Las Vegas, Sept. 24-26. Rather, it was positioned as a technical conference, with a strong focus on education.
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Big changes are happening in south Fort Myers. The area is already home to some big businesses and more are on the way. In the next year developers tell us to expect at least a dozen new restaurants and stores to open.
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If the sign didn't say it you'd probably never guess what once was here.
"We started construction on this building in December," said Jodi Huntoon, Steves Construction
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"We've got about 100,110 cars on this corner, it's the thoroughfare and feeder to Cape Coral, the whole River District, it's really a phenomenal spot," he said.
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In his quest to be the Republican candidate for Salt Lake County mayor, Mike Winder is counting on his good family name to overcome his nom de plume.
That and his political track record of promoting limited government, local control and economic growth.
About Mike Winder
Party » Republican
Age » 36
Family » Wife, Karyn; two sons, two daughters
Occupation » Historian, author, executive with Winder Farms
Education » Student body president at Taylorsville High School. Bachelor's degree in history and master's of business administration from the University of Utah
Civic experience » Mayor of West Valley City, former city councilman, early leader of Taylorsville's successful incorporation effort
Fun fact » Has written nine books, recently chronicling visits of U.S. presidents to Utah
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West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder will square off June 26 against former County Councilman Mark Crockett to become the Republican candidate for Salt Lake County mayor. The winner will face Democrat Ben McAdams in November.
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"I'm really proud of our economic growth in West Valley City," said the 36-year-old mayor of Utah's second largest city, pointing to the city's ambitious plans for a new downtown district called Fairbourne Station, the renovation of Valley Fair Mall and the addition of 3,000 new jobs over the past three years.
"It's always better to grow a tax base than to raise taxes," Winder added. "That's something I'd like to do at the county level as well."
But to succeed Democrat Peter Corroon as Salt Lake County mayor, Winder also will have to get past fallout from revelations in November that he had written 13 articles about West Valley City for the Deseret News, KSL.com and the weekly Oquirrh Times under the pen name Richard Burwash. A photo credited to "R. Burwash" was published in The Salt Lake Tribune. The picture was provided to the paper by Winder — who said it should be attributed to Burwash.
For the ethical lapses, Winder received a reprimand from the West Valley City Council (he voted for it himself), resigned from his public relations position with The Summit Group, withstood criticism from county Republican leaders and was sued (along with others) for allegedly defaming a former executive of the UTOPIA fiber-optic network in one of those articles. That case is pending in U.S. District Court for Utah.
The fact he made it out of the April 14 Salt Lake County Republican Convention from a field of six candidates is evidence to Winder that party delegates have put the Burwash incident behind them. He expects public acceptance of his apologies to be reflected June 26 in a primary election triumph over Mark Crockett, a businessman and former County Council member who also survived the convention fight.
Winder feels recognition of his family's contributions to the valley's west side for six generations has helped him retain public support.
"I stand on the shoulders of giants," he said, adding "people who know me know my passion and enthusiasm for our community, for West Valley City, for Salt Lake County. That enthusiasm got me into trouble with my pen-name incident. I've learned from that."
Winder said he learned "that when you make a mistake, it's better to come forward on your own, which I did. It's always humbling when you make a mistake, but humility helps us better empathize with others and humility helps us to be a better servant. … I apologized about it. I learned from my mistake and we're moving forward."
That apology was enough for Taylorsville Mayor Russ Wall, one of Winder's many supporters among local and state government officials.
"Any time you get negative publicity, it's not good," said Wall. "But you have to look at the intent. Was he looking to profit from [writing the articles]? Obviously not. He was looking to help his city look better, and he did it in a way he thought would be well received. When he found out it was not appropriate, he apologized and moved on.
"Did it hurt him? Yes. But who's perfect?" Wall added. "It's only a big concern to people who want to use it as a political tool."
Wall said voters should focus on Winder's performance with West Valley City — as business development director (2000-04), councilman for four years and mayor since 2009, when he was elected with 76 percent of the vote.
"I support Mike because he's energetic, he's intelligent and he's a team builder," Wall said. "He's made a difference in West Valley City, and I think he'll make a difference in Salt Lake County."
Added Corey Rushton, a West Valley City councilman: "Mike has shown vast amounts of leadership in those visible roles. He's been out telling our city's story better than anyone. He has the demeanor and personality suited to it. When people have one-on-one conversations with him, they leave feeling better about themselves, the community and the world."
That ability to connect and work with others is why Winder believes he has secured so many endorsements. Former Govs. Norm Bangerter and Jon Huntsman joined the ranks last week, with Huntsman saying "Mike can lay claim to that which most in politics lack, a real track record of leadership and accomplishments."
In all, Winder is backed by seven Salt Lake Valley mayors, nine legislators, 21 city council members, former U.S. Sen. Jake Garn and County Council Chairman David Wilde.
The message he is sending in his campaign revolves around his belief in limited government, his eagerness to foster better working relations between Salt Lake County and the valley's cities and the need to do more to stimulate the county's economic growth.
His opponent, Crockett, also espouses limited government and additional measures to get Salt Lake County out of providing municipal services. Where they differ markedly is in their approach to economic development.
While Crockett does not believe in government intervention, Winder said his experience in West Valley City's business development taught him "how to make the city more business friendly, how [Redevelopment Agencies] work, how economic development projects can come about."Next Page >
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Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, was a giddy day for European politicians and global investors. European Union officials announced a plan for addressing the EU's worst financial problems. There would be a partial write-down of Greek sovereign debt--a 50 percent haircut for private bondholders, but no haircut for governmental creditors (the political class looks after its own). In addition, EU officials unveiled a one-trillion euro (approximately $1.4 trillion) bailout fund purportedly to recapitalize European banks and insure against sovereign defaults.
Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic soared on this news. Euphoria reigned--for a few days, that is. Just three trading days later, markets gave up all of the previous Thursday's gains and pessimism returned.
Two events in particular have precipitated this manic mood shift: Prime Minister George Papandreou announced that he will submit the EU bailout plan to a national referendum, and the financial firm MF Global Holdings, which had placed a heavy bet on European government bonds, has declared bankruptcy.
Even if these two Halloween surprises hadn't spooked the markets, the viability of the EU bailout plan was in doubt anyhow.
Europe's financial problems are immense and intractable. Greece is the focus of attention, but when you realize that Greece's national debt is around 350 billion euros--its entire GDP is only about 225 billion euros, which shows how hopelessly broke the Greek government is--and the announced bailout fund was for one trillion euros, you can see that most of the bailout fund isn't for Greece.
Spain and Italy combined are almost three trillion euros in debt and run chronic budget deficits. Significantly, since the bailout plan was announced, interest rates on sovereign Spanish and Italian debt have risen, indicating widespread skepticism that the bailout fund (if it materializes) would buy sufficient time for those governments to get their financial house in order.
While detailed specifics about the bailout plan are vague, cautious skepticism is prudent--for two major reasons:
First, where will the vast sum of one trillion euros of bailout money come from? Certainly, no European government has that kind of money set aside for the proverbial rainy day. Even Germany, the undisputed economic leader of Europe, has a national debt of 70 percent of its GDP and is limping along with a one percent growth rate.
Bailout funds would have to come from a combination of creative forms of monetary inflation and clever financial and accounting engineering, much of it using more of the leveraged gimmicks that already have made both Europe's and the United States' financial systems so stressed and vulnerable.
Second, how realistic is it to expect all EU member states to finally start to abide by the terms of the Maastricht Treaty that they signed--the one in which they solemnly promised to keep sovereign debt and deficits far below current levels? How many of the electorates in these democracies will support government "austerity plans"--a significant reduction in the government handouts to which they have grown so addicted?
The modern welfare state is broke. As Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, has stated, "We can't finance our social model anymore." Government spending will have to be trimmed whether Europeans want it or not, but don't expect European voters to admit the inescapable economic facts and vote for belt-tightening.
It is because voters don't want to surrender government benefits that Papandreou's announcement of a referendum in Greece has caused consternation and displeasure among the EU's political elite. The irony here is rich: How dare the leader of a democracy leave such an important decision to the people!
Personally, I think Papandreou did what he had to do. If he were to try to cram austerity down the throat of his compatriots, he would appear to be siding with foreign elites against his own people. The present simmering rebellion in Greece would increase, giving way to social chaos and the fall of Papandreou's government, thereby triggering the sovereign default that Europe's leaders understandably want to avoid.
If Greeks vote against the terms of the bailout, Greece will default. If they approve the plan, then a Greek sovereign default may be delayed (not eliminated--Greece is too far gone to rescue). Even if we remove Greece from the equation entirely, events in Spain, Italy, Portugal or Belgium might trigger the dreaded chain reaction of bank and sovereign bankruptcies.
Decades of government intervention into economic activity have produced economic distortions, sluggish growth, an unsupportable debt burden, and a rotten financial structure ready to collapse of its own dead weight. In spite of that record, most Europeans want more government. That's their choice. Like it or not, sooner or later, we reap what we sow.
Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson is an adjunct faculty member, economist, and fellow for economic and social policy with The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College.
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Ever since I went on an indoor shoot with Tony Dudley who was using a Nikon D300 I've been frustrated with the Pentax for its noise. He was shooting hand held at high ISO and getting great shots. I'd got my K20D on a tripod because anything above ISO400 was dreadful. Well thankfully that's now changed. Pentax have delivered an incredible performance with their latest K5. John Riley looked at it before me for the Pentax K5 ePHOTOzine review and enthused about the ISO. SO I couldn't wait to get my hands on one.
And here's one of my first test shots at ISO6400.
and here's the same shot taken with the Nikon D700 at the same ISO
And here's one taken today in poor conditions at ISO51200, Yes fifty one thousand!
This is a close up of book spines taken at ISO 51200 with the Pentax K5
And the Nikon D700 at the H2 setting (ISO25600)
Its those High ISO opportunities that open up a whole new are of dark photography with a stopped down lens, as an amateur lots of my shots are in the evening after work and setting up the studio lights is typically impractible for many situations. Thanks for sharing the trees at ISO51200, it has a decent DOF and i guess was quite dark.
Very interesting Pete.
Has Pentax just raised the 'Noise' bar I wonder?
I used to love Pentax as a film tool (had two LX's for a long time) but when I ventured into digital, any solution they offered just didn't 'cut it' for me. I hope this pans out because we will all 'win'.
Looking at the review high ISO samples the answer to my question appears to 'Yes'. Quite incredible results.
Great stuff. Soon we will be able to use the shutter speed and aperture suited to the subject without having to worry overmuch about the amount of available light.
I personally do not like using flash, so anything which raises the noise bar is music to my ears.
In total agreement CB. Natural light wherever possible does it for me also.
For sure Pentax have made huge steps in getting the noise thing under control, Kudos to them, Its good to see a name like Pentax back in the frame.....
But don't forget that the Nikon D700 is over 2 years old, Something of a dinosaur in this crazy digital age....
Whatever, The whole issue of noise at higher ISO's has been a pain, At last it seems that Pentax and Nikon are overcoming the problem, The others will have to catch up....!!!
When I read the thread title I wondered what "crack noise" was - I assume its what you get from wearing tight leather Pentax pants.
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I was thinking a similar thought. Its good to see in images a demonstration of where things are heading. That you can take a photo that is not a mess of noise at ISO6400 amazes me, let alone the higher ISO results.
I've changed the title it was a bit odd...also wanted to add a few more shots as I go along and become seriously more impressed. I took this, this morning. Straight into the sun using auto metering. I used +1exp compensation for all the shots to keep the snow clean. The sun is in frame. I cannot recall having used any camera in auto and got a shot as accurate as this before when pointing at the sun. This camera is good!
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It seems that way! The first SLR camera I ever used was a Pentax Spotmatic S1a, so I do have a soft spot for the brand and over the last few years it seemed like they were slipping further away, but this puts them truly back on the map.
I know what you mean about soft spots, my first SLR was an aged Minolta SRT101 and despite the fact it weighed a lot and made a lot of clockwork type clicking and clunking noises there is something nice about using one of those match needle metering cameras with the lovely well oiled feel of the focusing ring. How did I ever manage with 3 lenses, 28mm, 50mm, 135mm all primes and no zooms in sight.
But back on topic the closeness of the results between the K5 and the D700 is amazing in your pictures.
Hi Pete,
Can i ask a demo favour, Could you try a 2 shot compare image to show the extra light available.
e.g. on manual, at ISO51200 quite wide say f4, then whatever shutter speed is required to expose properally.
Then (a much darker shot) dial in ISO1600, use the same settign as above BUT under expose by using the same shutter speed as in shot 1.
Then you will have 2 shot, one at the new ISO51200 and a dark one at ISO1600 - for me this will help show what extra light i can get into a scene from the top end of my current ISO.
The RHS image might be what i get from a darkish evening party shot, but the LHS image would be what the Pentax could give me with the extra ISO.
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Of South Korea's principal regions, Chungcheong (충청) is the least visited by foreign travellers, most of whom choose to rush through it on buses and trains to Gyeongju or Busan in the southeast, or over it on planes to Jeju-do. But to do so is to bypass the heart of the country, a thrillingly rural mishmash of rice paddies, ginseng fields, national parks and unhurried islands. One less obvious Chungcheong attraction is the local populace – the Chungcheongese are noted throughout Korea for their relaxed nature. Here you'll get less pressure at the markets, or perhaps even notice a delay of a second or two when the traffic lights change before being deafened by a cacophony of car horns. The region's main cities are noticeably laid-back by Korean standards, and Chungcheongese themselves, particularly those living in the countryside, speak at a markedly slower pace than other Koreans.
Today split into two provinces, Chungcheong was named in the fourteenth century by fusing the names of Chungju and Cheongju, then its two major cities – they're still around today, but of little interest to travellers (Cheongju did, however, produce the world's first book). To the west lies Chungnam (충남), a province whose name somewhat confusingly translates as "South Chungcheong". Its western edge is washed by the West Sea, and has a few good beaches – the strip of white sand in Daecheon is one of the busiest in the country, with the summer revelry hitting its zenith each July at an immensely popular mud festival. Off this coast are a number of accessible islands – tiny squads of rock stretch far beyond the horizon into the West Sea, and sustain fishing communities that provide a glimpse into pre-karaoke Korean life. Inland, the pleasures take a turn for the traditional: the small cities of Buyeo and Gongju fuctioned as capitals of the Baekje dynasty (18 BC–660 AD) just as the Roman Empire was collapsing, yet each still boasts a superb wealth of dynastic sights. Both are home to fortresses, regal tombs and museums filled with gleaming jewellery of the period, which went on to have a profound influence on Japanese craft. As you head further east, the land becomes ever more mountainous. Anyone hiking across the spine of Songnisan national park will find a couple of gorgeous temples on the way, and on dropping down will be able to grab a bus to Daejeon, Chungcheong's largest city. North of Daejeon, and actually part of Seoul's sprawling subway network, is Cheonan, which is home to the country's largest, and possibly most revealing, museum.
Heading east instead will bring you to the province of Chungbuk (충북; "North Chungcheong"). As Korea's only landlocked province, this could be said to represent the heart of the country, a predominantly rural patchwork of fields and peaks, with three national parks within its borders. Songnisan is deservedly the most popular, and has a number of good day-hikes emanating from Beopjusa, a highly picturesque temple near the park's main entrance. Sobaeksan is less visited but just as appealing to hikers; it surrounds the lakeside resort town of Danyang, which makes a comfortable base for exploring the caves, fortresses and sprawling temple of Guinsa on the province's eastern flank.Read More
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For centuries, perhaps even millennia, the ginseng root has been used in Asia for its medicinal qualities, particularly its ability to retain or restore the body's Yin–Yang balance; for a time, it was valued more highly by weight than gold. Even today, Korean ginseng is much sought after on the global market, due to the country's ideal climatic conditions; known locally as insam (인삼), much of it is grown in the Chungcheong provinces under slanted nets of black plastic. The roots take anything up to six years to mature, and suck up so much nutrition from the soil that, once harvested, no more ginseng can be planted in the same field for over a decade.
The health benefits of ginseng have been much debated in recent years, and most of the evidence in favour of the root is anecdotal rather than scientific. There are, nonetheless, hordes of admirers, and ginseng's stock rose further when it rode the crest of the "healthy living" wave that swept across Korea just after the turn of the millennium. Today it's possible to get your fix in pills, capsules, jellies, chewing gum or boiled sweets, as well as the more traditional tea or by eating the root raw. As the purported benefits depend on the dosage and type of ginseng used (red or white), it's best to consult a practitioner of oriental medicines, but one safe – and delicious – dish is samgyetang (삼계탕), a tasty and extremely healthy soup made with a ginseng-stuffed chicken, available across the land. Or for a slightly quirky drink, try mixing a sachet of ginseng granules and a spoon of brown sugar into hot milk – your very own ginseng latte.
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Corpus Christi Federal Courthouse
The Corpus Christi Federal Courthouse is located on 3.5 acres in downtown Corpus Christi. It was completed in early 2001. Located at 1133 North Shoreline Boulevard in Corpus Christi, it is bordered by Shoreline Boulevard to the east, Interstate Highway 37 to the south, the dedicated Sister City's park to the west and limited parking to the north.
From its front steps, the Corpus Christi Federal Courthouse commands a breathtaking view of Corpus Christi Bay, and is regarded as a monumental building in a prominent location in the city. The three-story building houses five courtrooms and contains approximately 149,000 of rentable square feet of space.
The building is made of Texas Shell Limestone and plaster veneer exterior. The building has a red clay tile roof, which displays a complete perimeter band of red clay tile with four mezzanine corners supporting HVAC equipment. This type of roof is typical of the region. The overall architectural style is characterized as traditional, with deeply recessed windows, arches, and pilasters. The green character of the windows is symbolic of the Costal Bend and reflective of the Corpus Christi bay. Tenants with any facility related questions, concerns or requests, should contact the Gulf Coast Service Center, using the contact information provided on the upper right.


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Most State Dept. offices reopen as fire cleanup continues
Thursday - 3/22/2012, 9:52am EDT
The fire broke out on the fifth floor of the Low-Rise complex on Tuesday, around 5:30 a.m., setting off the sprinkler system and causing significant water damage.
A State Department release reported that remediation work continues in all effected spaces, with fans and industrial water extraction trailers assisting in the cleanup. Lingering smoke odors are expected to dissipate over the next few days and are considered harmless to employees.
Renee C. Bemish, a special assistant at State, wrote in an email that the cause of the fire is still under investigation and the damage costs have not been determined.
Clean-up at the Diplotots child care center is completed. The center reopened this morning, but the regular drop off location is not accessible. An alternate drop off location has been set up near the loading dock and is designated with traffic cones.
The State Department is encouraging all employees to pick up their personal belongings as soon as possible and bins are being provided so that employees can dispose of damaged materials.
Many of the areas in the Low-Rise complex that were previously closed are now open and accessible via all four elevators. Employees can contact the Executive Offices for updates on the conditions of specific areas.
Employees affected by the fire can attend a 10 a.m. informational town hall meeting in the Dean Acheson Auditorium.
The underground parking area and SA-1 High Rise are also open.


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Margaret's Q & A
Favorite Sport/Team
Cincinnati Bengals
Favorite Movie/Actor
Matt Damon
Go-to karaoke song
Creep Radiohead
My first job
Candy Store Clerk
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
None, needles are scary.
Mac or PC?
Mac is the only way to go!
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Wii, XBOX I love video games! Left for Dead 2, Call of Duty MW3, Zelda, James Bond Golden Eye, Space Invaders, so basically I'm a huge nerd.
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
I can wiggle my nose like bewitched and grant wishes.
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
"Hey, do you see that door over there?" (while he points towards a door) I say YEAH he says " You wanna go out with me?"
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
Buy a car that is a manual transmission and decide on a whim to start driving towards the Atlantic Ocean. I had no idea how to drive this car and had to figure it out as I drove threw and over the mountains all the way to the Carolina's where I stayed for awhile.
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
I don't kiss and tell
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
Iphone, Itouch, tazer, knife, my mario wallet, makeup and way to much loose change.
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
My Snuggie
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
I would rather have an amazing romp once a year then have crappy sexy time all year long.
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
Paul Newman