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Modifying An OLE Word Doc Through VB Code
I've created an application in VB6 that allows me to browse *.cgm files (pictures). The app contains a FileListBox, a DirListBox, and an OLE Container of class "Word.Document.8". The idea is that when the user double-clicks a filename in the FileListBox, its image will replace the current picture in the embedded Word document (if one exists), and size it accordingly.
The problem I'm having is that as the code is replacing the picture, Word's menu bar is visible. This causes the MDI Children to temporarily resize, and looks very unprofessional.
I've tried using "Application.Screenupdating = False" on MY application but I get error 429, which tells me that "ActiveX component can't create object". Is there a Reference I can add to avoid this problem? Or does anyone have any other suggestions to make the application appear to run smoother, or to prevent Word's menu from appearing?
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I have a Table in a word document
I want to insert an image in one of the cells of the table
How can i do this?
I wrote some code
But this dosnot serve the correct purpose.
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Here is my code
Sub UpdateDoc()
Dim myDoc as Document
'THere is a single table in this document
set myDoc = GetObject("d:vbTest.doc")
'I want to put a picture inside the third column ,first row
'in the only table in the document
'get the picture in clipboard
Clipboard.SetData LoadPicture("c:windowsBubbles.bmp")
'Select the Cell(1,3)
myDoc.Tables(1).Cell(1, 3).Select
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'But not in the table before the table
End Sub
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Have a document with a button in it saying something like install. When the user presses the button Word would check for its starup folder location, I believe like this:
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Because someone might have their security options on high they might not be able to run the Macro and would not be warned either.
I thought maybe to have a line of text in red under the button saying "If you can see this text your macro security settings are to high. Please change them before you run the installer"
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Thanks in advance for any help.
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dim astring as string
dim re as string
for astring="a" to "z"
re=re & astring
next astring
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Green comment
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¿Can someone help me?
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Best regards,
Luis R. Villegas H.
LVVL1000 (at) hotmail.com
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Dear dost
I've created dll in vb.net and used it in ASP pages.I got success.but now I've to modify this dll and again iI have to use it.I modified dll file and made it's dll by building it in vb.net.then I followed the sam procedure which I followed last time.but in result it's showing me privious result only.If I delete this file from system32 folder even though it's working.
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Uttam Kumar
Self Modifying App
Is it possible for an app to open itself in binary mode then make changes to itself? I thought once I worked it out but I lost the code already, it is for the purpose of making a trialware... To determine how many times an app has been run without using the registry since I dont trust the registry in such situations....
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The O WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY )iy in the life of a hunter See p.i,'0 4 1 Jens in Brio A imp o si. rnrftf( firm mmn u u u u m. I J i rr i n Challenges of change confront WSU students with disabilities By Brian Giles correspondent I 77)e Signpost The new Shepherd Union Building is bringing praise, but also a new set of challenges for some of the constituents of the Weber State University Disability Center. Approximately 200 WSU students have some kind of physical disability, according to Services for Students with Disabilities Director Jeff Morris. WSU Disability Student Senator Ben Price is visually impaired and .said he hasn't found the new building any easier to navigate than the old one. "The open spaces I think make it difficult," Price said. "Plus, the vendors are a little bit difficult to access." Despite that, Price said he prefers the new Union Building to the old one. "I like the new one because it's larger, to be honest," he said. "It gives people more room to spread out, and there's more places to go in it." Price said he didn't have any ideas on what could have been done to make the building more accessible to blind students. The other group affected by the building's design is the group of students with mobility impairments. WSU Zoology freshman Melissa Chandler, who uses a wheelchair, said the new building is pretty good for accessibility. "I wish that they would group all of the student support stuff together maybe a bit better than they have it," she said. Chandler said it is difficult to find all the building has to offer for someone who isn't well acquainted with the area, particularly since wheelchairs require ramps and elevators. "At least on the third floor, I find that very much the case," she said. "1 didn't know they had a bowling alley back there behind the pool tables." Chandler said she wished there were more signs directing people where to go. Chandler also said the openness of the building allows people to separate into smaller groups, like cliques. She said she doesn't like the location of the food court because it is the same area used for the booths set up in the atrium. Chandler said the set-up of the booths : V 10 ' J ' themselves are another problem. "If you're having accessibility issues and they put stuff there and people are sitting there talking, you can't get through there." Chandler said the booths could be moved to the third floor because of all the space. Oneareathat Chandler said couldhaveimproved accessibility is the top level of the bookstore. The merchandise makes it difficult to maneuver. "They're not very accessible for wheelchairs," Chandler said. The issues are quite different for the deaf students. Amelia Williams, ASL interpreter for Services for Students with Disabilities, said communicating with food vendors isn't See Adapt page 5 SOUK t: M .1111 1 II ii !! 115 Art exhibit captures Swedish culture By Cimaron Neugebauer correspondet I The Signpost In the west end of Weber State University's Shepherd Union Building is a wall marked up in the name of art. Many students may miss the Shepherd Union Gallery as they rush past it into the breezeway that links the Union and the Student Services Building together. WSU art major Amanda Akebrand marked up this very gallery wall in honor of her Swedish heritage and considers her future cleanup worth the effort. "I have to paint. I thought I would be able to wash it off, but no." Akebrand said, regarding the cleanup of her project. "I think it is worth it, you might as well go all out if you are going to do it." The idea for the project began when Akebrand noticed she could understand and know her country through song. She was born in Germany, and speaks Swedish as her native tongue. Akebrand said that as she felt a need to come to know her heritage, she began to understand and know her country through song, which she said is the "Swedish tradition." She was very interested to find that words, songs and melodies could shape a person's idea of a place. This is the first time she has done anything with music. The walls of the art exhibit are scribbled with lyrics the See Exhibit page 5 " ' 'i sr.--. : ' J Wildcats get cold feet PHOrO BY CATHERINE MORTIMER I IHt SK.NI'OSI WSU rugby player Vita Sainu struggles to break free of a Utah Valley University player on a snowy Saturday afternoon. See this week's Signpost for full coverage on the 27-6 loss the Wildcats endured. a moio s Weber S . -11 - - ' mi limlliim i,, t- , - ,m 'i rr t tat Greek community builds campus involvement with mob-style party rooms PI KJIU HY ERiL CALL lilt SICNPOSf With Stephanie Toponce (left) on one arm and Jessica West (right) on the other, Greek godfather Brad Wahlstrom (center) makes an entrance at the Mafia party, flanked by bodyguards for the evening. By Eric Call sr. reporter 1 The Signpost Fedoras, suits and flapper dresses are all things that reminice of the Roaring '20s. At the Mafia party held Thursday night by the WSU Greek Council, all were present. "It's a first-time thing, its another recruitment opportunity for us," said Rachel Bohorquez, WSU Media Relations Director for the Greek Council. "We put this on forthe campus," said Brad Wahlstrom, President of Greek Life at WSU. "This is more of an entertainment kind of a thing with a theme. We put on an ad campaign, we papered the residency halls. We're just trying to get people involved and have fun doing it." Despite the proximity to Halloween, the idea for the Mafia party was conceived in June of last year to draw students out and get them involved. "Almost all of our Greeks came out for this," Wahlstrom said. "This is the heart and soul of what the Greek community is." The Greek Council all appeared dressed in their best mafia garb. Wahlstrom introduced all of the different presidents of sororities and fraternities at the beginning of the party. The Greek Council held an audience oriented costume contest, and gave prizes for the best-dressed male and female. A wide variety of brightly colored suits and fedoras decorated the stage and the audience cheered the most vibrant colored mobsters. The person who received the most cheers won the prize. A live band then performed various Big Band swing selections enticing partygoers to dance and have some fun to their favorite '20s music. Along with the guitar, bass and drums, there were the traditional brass instruments of jazz and swing. See Mafia page 5 Diversity cctfsrsnce to feature music The WSU 10th annual Diversity conference, beginning Thursday Oct. 23 through Friday Oct. 24, will highlight diversity in music. The keynote address will be given by Dr. James . Makubaya, an enthomusicologist from Wabash College, Indiana. Makubaya will open the conference with a conversation and performance from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will also be breakout sessions on Latin influence, Jazz, Negro Spirituals, Pioneer and Polk traditions of Utah and Lthnofusion. Featured performers include the Taiko Drums of Ogden, Joe McQueen and Brad Wheeler. Religion and etrJcs lunch discass&n In partnership with the WSU Diversity center, the Center for Religion and Ethics will host a campus discussion on Religion and Ethics Wednesday, Oct 15 at 1 p.m. in the food court. This weekly event is free and open to all WSU students, staff, faculty and anyone from the Ogden community wIki is imi-resied. The discussion series is based on the PBS program "Religion and Ethics News weekly." This week's discussion will include three programs. "Kosher Ethics," is a video story of kosher food production and worker safety. "Reverend Forrest Church" is a profile on the leading Unitarian Universalist minister Forrest Church and his perspectives on life and death after being diagnosed with a terminal illness. Also included is a film about the religious perspective of young voters in "Young Evangelicals and the Candidates." r:3stsRicil3prexr The Weber State Snowboard Team will present the "Guns Out" video premier on Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Wildcat Theater. Admission for a raffle ticket and pizza will be $5, admission without pizza will be $3. An Atomic snowboard will be among raffle prizes that evening. Interested individuals can visit the WSST myspace page www.myspace.com wsusnowboardclub. Gr2tfH2!3SrjS5f2Sr tOCGKiStOO'J On Tuesday Oct. 28, Career Services will be hosting the annual Grad School Fair. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Shepherd Union Building ballrooms. The fair will offer students near graduation networking options and information resources for multiple graduate programs. All students are welcome to attend.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 2008-10-13, Vol. 79, No. 28
|Weber State University
|Associated Students of Weber State University; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Report: Impact of Electric Vehicle Charging on Electric Grid Operations Could Be More Benign than Feared
Drivers Charging During Summer Peak Demand Hours at Much Lower Levels than Predicted by Many Models
(Austin – October 24, 2013) Electric vehicle (EV) owners are charging their cars much less during hot summer afternoons than most behavioral models predict.
That is one of the findings from a new PSR Analytics report that measured Summer 2013 vehicle charging in the nation's highest residential concentration of electric cars. The analysis found that charging behavior is much more diverse than has been predicted, represents a much more manageable energy load and may be highly elastic to time-of-use pricing and similar tools.
If such findings are confirmed by other research, it could significantly increase utility industry estimates on the number of EVs the electric grid could handle without triggering disruptions or requiring major system upgrades.
PSR Analytics is produced by Texas-based energy research firm Pecan Street Research Institute. The institute's electric vehicle research trial in Austin, Texas has what appears to be the highest U.S. concentration of electric vehicles, including over 50 in a single half-square mile neighborhood. The institute's data-intensive research trials (currently in three states) has produced the world's largest research database of residential energy use.
"EVs represent the largest new electric load to appear in homes in a generation," said the report's lead author, Pecan Street CEO Brewster McCracken. "We still have a lot of consumer research ahead of us, but these findings suggest that this new load is not only manageable, but movable."
Summer afternoon charging has emerged as a point of focus for utilities, particularly for those serving large cities where clusters of EVs have started to appear in some neighborhoods. The concern among utilities is that homeowners with EVs will all charge upon arriving home in the afternoon, and that such charging would occur during the peak demand hours on summer afternoons. During those periods, electric grids in many parts of the world are stressed due primarily to air conditioning loads coming on as people arrive home.
The PSR Analytics report analyzed over 2,500 vehicle charge events between June 1 – August 31, 2013 in a randomly selected subset of 30 homes participating in the institute's EV research trial. The measured vehicles consisted of 21 Chevy Volts, nine Nissan Leafs and one Tesla Model S. All participants are part of Pecan Street's broader energy research. Fifteen of the participants are also part of a research trial examining the impact of time-of-use energy pricing. The other 15 analyzed homes are not part of any EV behavioral intervention.
Key findings from the report include:
- For the drivers who are not part of the pricing trial, only 22 percent of weekday EV charging occurred during peak electric demand hours (3-7 pm). The rate was even lower among the EV drivers participating in the pricing trial — just 12 percent of their charging occurred during peak demand hours.
- The average weekday "charge duration" for participants was just under two hours per charge. That is consistent with approximately 20 miles of driving between charges.
- Using national average electric rates, it costs EV drivers less to charge their cars for a month than it costs to fill up a Prius once.
- Even with these surprising findings, EVs' impacts could prove more challenging for utilities in regions without significant air conditioning use. In those regions, utility distribution systems are frequently sized for homes with flatter and smaller electric use patterns. These systems could be stressed over a broader range of hours each day by new consumer products like EVs with high instantaneous electric draws.
- Vehicle telematics (OnStar for Volts and CarWings for Leafs) played a significant role in customers' shifting of charging to late night/early morning hours among the pricing trial participants (and a handful of the non-participants).
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not ashamed to admit that when the 10-year old's coach suggested that we get his wrist checked out, my first thought was not the welfare of my child, but the fact that this checking out would occur on my one free day. Well, one of two free days. Those precious days during the week when all the chickens have flown the coop and the house is silent. Could it really be that bad? I know he's been cradling the wounded wrist in the palm of his other hand like a fragile bird for two days now, but come on…does this really warrant a trip to the doctor's office? Which will then result in a trip to the radiologist? Which will take up the whole day?
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"Disrupted and
Mended": Berrymans Style & His New-Found Faith (Yet Still Doubt)
"I have a
style now pared straight to the bone and can make the readers nerve jump by moving
my little finger"
--Letter to mother, 25 April 1959
"The two great things are to be clear and short; but
rhythms matter too, and unexpectedness. You lead the reader briskly in one direction, then
you spin him round, or you sing him a lullaby and then hit him on the head."
--Letter to mother
"To keep my temper, and to preserve an ever manner; to feign
self-possession if I cant achieve it.
"Not to exaggerate unless my irony is perfectly clear. To keep my opinions to myself.
"To try to bring my humility and my arrogance together. Is a more regular current of
feeling impossible?
"To be a better husband altogether.
"And a better friend: to allow, to have faith, to answer letters, to be kind.
"To keep the Journal and make it continually more useful to me.
"To learn to know Christ."
--New Years resolutions
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Eleven Addresses to the Lord
These poems are what they appear to beprayers. As you read them, try tracing the
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Opus Dei
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(including his evil) and Gods actions. They meet in Berrymans acknowledgement
of his need and Gods promise of mercy.
was in private with the Devil"
"the Sun whom Hell embark soon mounting fluent day!"
"Forgive my insolence."
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nightmare of the dark one"
"that a bare one in 100 is benevolent."
Heart, repair my fracturing Heart."
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"Riotous doubt assailed me on the stair."
Thine own to Thee I have given."
"Your figure, adamantly frontal."
"I have not done well."
"Sinners, sin on. Well suffer now and
later but not forever."
"If He for me as I feel for my daughter, being his
Son [. . .] I have got it made."
"This fireless house lies down at Your disposal"
"The winter will end."
"All manner of thing shall be well/ When the tongues of flame are in-folded/ Into
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This was my first time making risotto and I was a little nervous. This dish was simple and easy to follow. It was fabulous! Even my four children loved it! This is definitely a keeper. I would even serve it to company for a dinner party with a nice red wine!
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Ernest Hemingway and Fyodor Dostoevsky!
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MMQB's Peter King makes one last stop on his NFL camp tour in Cincinnati and breaks down how the Bengals first-round draft pick Tyler Eifert will help the development of Andy Dalton.
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In this video, Joe Reedy talks to Brian Clark from Cinesport about the Bengals 2012 draft. Did the Bengals add depth this year? Was there a pick that stood out more than the others? Reedy answers these questions and more in the interview below.
Lewis leaning defense in first round?
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With the draft two days away, Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis might be casting a wider eye toward the defense with their two first-round picks. When asked if this draft was stacked more on offense or defense, Lewis said: "Maybe we have more needs defensively so I will say defense. We took some guys up […]
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What are the Bengals' positional priorities for their two first-round picks? CineSport's Noah Coslov & the Cincinnati Enquirer's Joe Reedy discuss whether Cincinnati should trade down from #21. Joe Reedy's Mock Draft 5.0 ——–
Joe Reedy talks FA, Draft
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Joe Reedy talks to CineSport about the Bengals free agency and draft needs. Through the first four days of free agency, the Bengals have not signed or re-signed anyone and have lost four players. Offensive guard Nate Livings was the latest Friday afternoon as he agreed to a five-year deal with Dallas. FREE AGENCY SCORECARD […]
T.O. calls Big Ben "soft"
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On Tuesday night's "T. Ocho Show", Bengals receivers Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens discussed the punch to the face Ben Roethlisberger took this past Sunday. The video is below and in it, Owens calls Big Ben "soft."
Video: Bengals breakdown with Fox 19
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Joe Reedy sat down with Fox 19′s Brian Giesenschlag to discuss Sunday's game with Baltimore.
Gresham's in the fold. Who's next?
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Joe Reedy breaks down the Jermaine Gresham pick and looks ahead to Round 2 and 3 for Cincinnati:
Andy Furman interviews Mardy Gilyard about draft
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Here's a very interesting interview by Cincinnati radio personality Andy Furman, (WQRT-AM, 1160) with former UC receiver Mardy Gilyard. Look for more of these Furman videos in the near future.
Video: Preview of Bengals-Ravens
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Joe Reedy and Chick Ludwig preview this Sunday's Bengals-Ravens game on the Two Minute Drill.
About MeJoe Reedy took over as The Enquirer's Bengals beat writer in 2009 after covering the University of Kentucky and doing an NFL picks column. Reedy's previous NFL experience includes covering the Jets for The Post-Star in Glens Falls, NY (1997-98) and Jaguars for The Gainesville Sun (1999). The Youngstown native lives in Burlington and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Board of Selectors.
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Kean Technology Use Survey
In an effort to assess and improve various aspects of technology use and investment at Kean University, you have been asked to complete a brief survey.
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Memorial Scholarships
$500 each award. Due by Friday, February 25, at 2 p.m. Submit applications to: the marked box in the Office of Student Government UC 321.
Freshman Scholarships
$500 each award. Due by Friday, February 18, at 2 p.m. Submit applications to: the marked box in the Office of Student Government UC 321.
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Due by Thursday, March 3, at 2 p.m. Submit applications to: the marked box in the Office of Student Government UC 321 or via CougarLink.
For more information, please contact Office of Student Government at 908.737.5190 or visit www.kean.edu/~stuorg. Please see application for criteria and other important information.
Sunday Mass
Sunday, February 13, at 8 p.m. in the University Center, Room 226 A. Reconciliation (confession) will be available before Mass or by appointment. For more information, please contact Father Thomas Blind at firstname.lastname@example.com or 908.737.4835.
NJSBDC at Kean Winter 2011 Small Business Certificate Series
Held through February 18 at the Business Resource Center, this series features weekly workshops for aspiring business owners on a wide range of business topics. Guests are advised to bring business cards and brochures for networking purposes. For further information regarding these workshops, please contact the Small Business Development Center at 908.737.4220. Remaining workshops:
Financing a Small Business
Friday, February 18, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the New Jersey Department of Labor Business Resource Center, 2nd floor, 200 West Second Street, Plainfield, N.J. Conducted by Nathaniel Sims, assistant director of the Small Business Development Center at Kean University, this workshop will explain how to obtain financing for a small business, whether it is established or a start-up. They will discuss the various loan programs available to small-business owners and their general requirements, as well as how to properly approach a lender for maximum success. Admission is free.
Legal Aspects of Starting and Running a Small Business
Friday, February 25, from 9 a.m. to noon in the New Jersey Department of Labor Business Resource Center, 2nd floor, 200 West Second Street, Plainfield, N.J. Please note that this workshop was rescheduled from January 21 due to inclement weather.
This workshop, conducted by Richard Lampert, Esq., of Dunn and Lampert, LLC, in Paramus, N.J., will cover the numerous laws that affect the formation and operation of a small business. Included in his discussion, Lampert will address the legal liabilities that might otherwise damage a small business.
Topics to be covered include selecting the legal business structure, choosing a name for the business, licenses and permits, employment law matters, and real estate and environmental law concerns. Other topics include financing the business, ongoing corporate record keeping, developing contracts and forms for use with customers, suppliers and consultants. There is a fee of $10 per person.
University Senate Full-Senate Meeting
Tuesday, February 22, from 3:20 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. in the University Center, Room 226 A & B. For further information, please contact Gloria Duff at 908.737.4235.
Halper presents The Composers of Terezín: Music of the Holocaust
Wednesday, February 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the YM-YWHA of Union County, located at 501 Green Lane in Union, N.J. Dr. Matthew Halper, professor in the Kean Conservatory of Music, will present a lecture, entitled The Composers of Terezín: Music of the Holocaust, which will introduce several of the prominent composers of Terezín and the music they created at the prison – a modest act of remembrance and bearing witness to their creativity in the face of adversity, and, sadly, their tragic ends in Auschwitz. This lecture is one in a series organized by Dr. Dennis Klein, professor of History and director of Jewish Studies Program at Kean University. For further information, please contact YM-YWHA of Union County at 908.289.8112 or www.uniony.org.
The St. Louis and the Refugee Crisis
Thursday, February 24, at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., in the Kean Hall Conference Center. The M.A. in Holocaust and Genocide Studies program at Kean University will host a lecture, titled The St Louis and the Refugee Crisis. The presentation will be led by Dr. Diane Afoumado, lead researcher at the Survivors Registry of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) in Washington, D.C. Afoumado will discuss the refugee crisis in general, as well as from the American perspective, and will answer questions from the audience. This special program is a joint initiative between Kean and the USHMM's Universities Outreach Program. The free lecture is open to undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff and the general public. Space is limited. For more information, please contact Dr. Keith Nunes at email@example.com.
Faculty Seminar Talk
Thursday, February 24, from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Nancy Thompson Library, Room 145. Dr. Jeffrey Toney, dean of the College of Natural, Applied and Health Sciences, will present remarks on Higher Education and the Public: Academics in the New Media. He will look at the media's current transformation favoring online social networking and the blogosphere and the opportunity this presents for communicating the value of higher education to a skeptical public. For further information, please contact Dr. Dennis Klein at 908.737.0256 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Catholic Newman Club Scripture Sharing
Thursday, February 24, from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Maxine and Jack Lane Center for Academic Success, Room 244. The Catholic Newman Club invites guests to prayerfully reflect on the Word of God and discuss how best to integrate and live the Word of God in our lives. For more information contact Father Thomas Blind at 908-737-4835 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kean Concert Artists Present Spirituals
Sunday, February 27, at 3 p.m. in Kean Hall. The strength and hope inspired by spirituals – the music of mourning, comfort and the celebration of the African Diaspora, presented as a tribute to Black History Month. Performers include Richard Hobson, baritone; Robbin Gordon-Cartier, harp; and Allison Brewster Franzetti, piano. Tickets are $15. For further information or to purchase tickets, please call the Kean Stage Box Office at 908.737.SHOW (7469).
John Kean and the Constitution: New Documents from the Liberty Hall Museum Archive
Tuesday, March 1, at 3:15 p.m. in the Carriage House at Liberty Hall. Dr. Jonathan Mercantini, assistant professor in the Department of History, will present a lecture entitled John Kean and the Constitution: New Documents from the Liberty Hall Museum Archive." The talk will explore newly discovered material from the Liberty Hall Collection and what these documents reveal about the creation of the U.S. Constitution. For further information, please contact the Department of History, now located in Townsend Hall, Room 117, at 908.737.0250.
Institutional Review Board (IRB) Process
This spring, the Office for Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) is continuing a series of training seminars that will review with faculty and students the Institutional Review Board (IRB) process and how to successfully fill out an IRB application. The ORSP will be conducting these remaining sessions during the spring semester:
Monday, March 7, from 3:20 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Maxine and Jack Lane Center for Academic Success, Room 238
Monday, April 4, from 3:20 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Maxine and Jack Lane Center for Academic Success, Room 238
Please note that attending this seminar does not replace the human subjects training, which is still required for all IRB applicants. If you are interested in attending one of these seminars, please contact Dr. Joseph Cronin at extension 7-5943. Attendance is strictly on a first come-first served basis. In order to register, please contact Dr. Cronin 24 hours in advance of the session you wish to attend. For more information about the IRB and the application process, click here
Capitol Hill Day 2011
Monday, March 21 and Tuesday, March 22. Kean's Office of Fire Safety advises members of the Kean community that this March one can make a difference for campus fire safety by taking the opportunity to meet with members of Congress. Students, parents, fire safety advocates and fire officials will gather on Capitol Hill and meet with congressional staffers to talk about the campus-related fire safety legislation going through congress. It has been incredibly successful in the past and last March the group was able to meet with 50 offices in one day – a tremendous feat. All are welcome to attend, including students, administrators, fire officials, parents and advocates. For further information or to register, please visit www.CapitolHillDay.org.
Worlds of History Launch Symposium
Thursday and Friday, April 7 and 8. The Department of History will formally launch its new GE history course, HIST 1062, Worlds of History, with a symposium, entitled Where in the World? The symposium is free and open to the entire Kean and local communities. Classes are welcome.
The event will kick off on Thursday, April 7, with a reception from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Carriage House at Liberty Hall, immediately followed by a lecture. Renowned scholar Dr. Jerry Bentley of the University of Hawaii will deliver the lecture, entitled Where and Why is World History? Bentley is the founder of the World History Association and author of many books and textbooks on world history. Following the lecture, a panel comprised of Kean faculty members will lead an open discussion.
The symposium will continue on Friday, April 8, beginning with light international snacks from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., in the Carriage House, to be followed by an exploration of the relationship between local history and the world. A panel of Kean students with international ties will address Where in the World is Kean? from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. From 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Dr. William Schroh, director of operations for Liberty Hall, will discuss Where in the World was the Kean Family?. He will be accompanied by Susan Garino, coordinator of facilities for Liberty Hall, who will showcase samples from the currently running exhibit, Stitches in Time.
Followed a lunch break of international foods available for purchase, the symposium will continue at 12:30 p.m., as Dr. Paul Mattingly of the Elizabeth Historical Society discusses Where in the World is Elizabeth. Dr. Sue Gronewold, chair of the Department of History, and Dr. Linda Epps of the New Jersey Historical Society will wrap up the day by discussing the world class presence of Elizabeth's own Singer Sewing Machine factory from the late 19th century through the 1970s. For further information, please contact Gronewold at 908.737.4254.
Study Abroad In Spain! Summer 2011
May 16 to June 10. Students are invited to study abroad at Jaen University in Spain. Jaen, the capital city of the province and the site of the university, is surrounded by natural beauty and historical sites. Jaen's landscapes reflect a quiet and simple beauty in a province renowned for the highest number of square kilometers devoted to national parks. Experience the wonders of Spain including the subtropical beaches of Almunecar or Salobre, the breathtaking beauty of Ãsbeda or Baeza (the most magnificent example of Renaissance art in the South of Europe). Study Spanish, and select English and business courses in an enchanting locale that was the border between the Arab and Christian Kingdoms during the Middle Ages. Universidad de Jaen is a medium-sized institution in the northeast of the city and has all the amenities to meet student's personal and academic needs. All majors qualify for this exciting opportunity. The trip is open to all Kean students in sophomore standing or above. For further information, please contact Timothy Torre in the Center for International Studies at 908.737.7144 or email@example.com.
RecycleMania 2011
Kean University is participating in the nationwide 2011 RecycleMania competition. RecycleMania is a friendly competition and benchmarking tool for college and university recycling programs to promote waste reduction activities to their campus communities. The competition will run from Through Saturday, April 2. During this time, schools will report recycling and trash data. With these data, schools are ranked according to who collects the largest amount of recyclables per capita, largest amount of total recyclables, least trash per capita and highest recycling rate.
More than 500 schools around the nation will compete in RecycleMania 2011. This is the second year that Kean is participating in the 10-year-old competition.
We are excited to continue to build on our performance from last year and as well as to showcase our food waste composting program.
The Kean Community needs to do their part to make this program a success. These simple steps can make a difference:
- When packing a lunch, use reusable mugs, containers, flatware and bags
- Bring reusable bags when shopping
- Use both sides of the paper when printing and only print when necessary
- Use recycling containers around campus to deposit recyclable materials. Click here to view the recycling guide to see what is recyclable on campus
To learn more about the RecycleMania Competition, go to www.recyclemania.org.
If you have questions about the recycling program on campus, please contact David Fernandez, associate director for Environmental Health and Safety at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kean University Summer Camps 2011
Kean University Summer Camps 2011 program has something for everyone ages 6 through adult. University departments and community organizations are offering a variety of camp sessions during July and August.
An eclectic course schedule provides options in music, theatre, dance, baseball, volleyball, field hockey, debate, literature, creative writing, mathematics, science, history and creative design. This exceptional line up is offered in collaborations with Premiere Stages, Liberty Hall Museum, Kean University Athletics, The College of Visual and Performing Arts / Robert Busch School of Design at Kean, American String Teachers Association, Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company, Eldridge Overton School of Excellence, working professionals and teaching artists in all these fields. Camp sessions are one or two weeks in duration and campus housing is offered for some areas of study. For a full listing of camps, click here.
Photo Gallery
Hungry Planet Opens at the Burger Gallery
The book Hungry Planet: What the World Eats inspired the exhibition of the same title which opened on February 3 in the Karl and Helen Burger Gallery and runs through through March 10. This thought-provoking display explores through photography what people all over the world eat in any given week. The husband-and-wife team of photographer Peter Menzel and writer Faith D'Aluisio examined how globalization, migration and rising affluence are affecting the diets of communities around the globe.
Their work reveals the human condition and addresses the challenging world issues of nutrition, famine, drought, poverty, power and globalization. Of the 25 countries represented in the book, the fascinating exhibit at Kean represents: Ecuador, Boznia and Herzegovina, Turkey, Bhutan, Mali, Japan, the United States of America, Italy, Cuba, Greenland and Mexico.
The Karl and Helen Burger Gallery promotes Kean's multi-cultural initiative by spreading knowledge and encouraging the appreciation of visual arts, design and culture. Admission to all galleries is free to the Kean University community and the general public. For further information, updates and announcements about Kean University Galleries, call 908.737.0392 or visit www.kean.edu/~gallery.
Please visit www.keanathletics.com for the latest updates.
Home Schedule
February 17 - Men's Volleyball
vs. New Jersey City University in Harwood Arena, 7:30 p.m.
Away Schedule
February 12 - Men's Volleyball
at The Sage College, noon
February 12 - Women's Basketball
at Rutgers-Camden, 1 p.m.
February 12 - Men's Volleyball
vs. Elmira College, 2 p.m.
February 12 - Men's Basketball
at Rutgers-Camden, 3 p.m.
February 14 - Men's Volleyball
at Polytechnic Institute of NYU, 7 p.m.
February 16 - Women's Basketball
at Richard Stockton College, 6 p.m.
February 16 - Men's Basketball
at Richard Stockton College, 8 p.m.
Faculty, Administration, Staff & Student Notes
Bala Subramanian, adjunct professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology, presented a paper, entitled Empowering People and Society through Technologies, as an invited speaker along with six other Nobel Laureates at the 98th Indian Science Congress held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu India in early January.
University Senate Executive-Committee Meeting
Tuesday, February 15, from 3 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. in the Maxine and Jack Lane Center for Academic Success, Room 205. For further information, please contact Gloria Duff at 908.737.4235.
NJSBDC at Kean Workshop: Buying a Business or Franchise
Tuesday, February 15, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Westfield Memorial Library, 550 E. Broad Street in Westfield, N.J. Admission is free. This seminar, conducted by Jack Armstrong, president of Franchise Network of New Jersey in Metuchen, N.J., will focus on how to get into business by starting from scratch, or buying an existing business or franchise. It will help prospective business owners determine which is the better path for their needs, how to select a business that provides them with income, how to conduct research on companies before putting any money down, and the key issues in negotiations, dealing with landlords, banks, vendors and employees. It will also cover investment ranges, sources of financing for your investment and the tools to use in finding what business or franchises are for sale. Admission is free. For further information regarding these workshops, please contact the Small Business Development Center at 908.737.4220.
KFT Annual Scholarship Competition
Once again, the Kean Federation of Teachers holds its annual scholarship competition and the deadline for application submission is February 17, 2011. Up to eight awards will be granted to undergraduate and graduate students in the following categories:
Full-time undergraduate students (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior) $1,200
Part-time undergraduate students (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior) $600
Full-time graduate students (masters' or post baccalaureate programs) $1,500
Part-time graduate students (masters' or post baccalaureate programs) $750
Please note that this scholarship is separate from and in addition to the KFT scholarship offered through the Kean Foundation Office. Required documents must be submitted to the KFT office (J201G). For office hours students can call 908.737.3925.
Applications for this scholarship are available now at the following locations:
- KFT Web site www.kft2187.org
- KFT Office (J201G)
- Financial Aid Office (administration building first floor)
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Tura Satana, the actress whose authoritative presence, exotic looks and buxom frame commanded the attention of viewers of Russ Meyer's 1965 cult movie "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!", died on Friday evening in Reno, Nev.
The death was announced by her longtime manager, Siouxzan Perry, who said the cause of death was believed to be heart failure. Ms. Perry said Ms. Satana was 72 when she died, though other sources listed her birth year as 1935.
Born Tura Luna Pascual Yamaguchi in Hokkaido, Japan, to a father of Japanese and Filipino descent and a mother who was Cheyenne Indian and Scots-Irish, Ms. Satana spent part of her childhood in the Manzanar internment camp near Independence, Calif., before her family settled in Chicago. Her Asian background and looks and the fact that she developed early led to frequent harassment and assaults, and she led an itinerant lifestyle, working as an exotic dancer and nude model. She even posed for erotic photographs taken by Harold Lloyd, the former silent comedian, who suggested she pursue an acting career.
Her breakthrough role came in "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!", a Meyer exploitation film that, in stark opposition to the director's later works, featured no nudity. In that film, Ms. Satana played Varla, the leader of a gang of go-go dancers who kidnap a couple, murder the boyfriend and force the girlfriend to follow them on further lawless adventures.
Ms. Satana's portrayal of Varla as a brazenly violent but unapologetically feminine woman who frequently upbraids the men who dare to ogle her — when a gas-station attendant tells her he believes in "seeing America first," Varla replies, "You won't find it down there, Columbus!" — earned her a cult following that endured long after the drive-in era. In later decades, the influence of Ms. Satana's no-nonsense attitude could be seen in pop-cultural artifacts ranging from "Xena, Warrior Princess" to Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" movies.
Ms. Satana is survived by two daughters, Kalani and Jade, and two sisters, Pamela and Kim, according to Ms. Perry. Ms. Perry said a memorial service was being planned for around July 10, Ms. Satana's birthday.
This movie has effected my life more than any other, I have dedicated websites to it that were popular and long forgotten, I have preached the good word of Tura online for 15 plus years. My favorite movie.
Luckily I got to meet Russ Meyer in the mid 1990's in San Francisco and cornered him before a radio interview, I spent a good 15 minutes with him. It wasn't the stereotypical fan talking to a director episode, it was really nice and he seemed relaxed. I got to meet Tura a few years later when the conventions took off, both experiences were great.
I don't care who you are (cause I have been drinking) but if you dont know who Tura Satana is you are in the dark. I would like to brag that 75% of all the pictures you see on the internet of her are the shit I have put out it for the last 15 years … but I have no proof (other than some crazy csi bullshit that I can swear I can prove with enough motivation or liquor) By far the greatest movie I have seen since 1986 is Faster Pussycat Kill Kill. The campiness, the color, the hidden double entendres, the cool ass cars, and the heavy lesbian undertones make easily registerably as the greatest movie ever.
If you feel that three mostly lesbian gogo dancers (strippers) who go out into the desert to race sports cars, then decide to take a detour and kick a bunch of square mens asses for fun and money is crap then … I am sorry for you. You have to remember this was made in 1965. That adds to the kick ass factor.
Songs have been written about Tura, Comics have been written, and conventions have been held.
Nuff said,
as much as I enjoy twisted horror, and shocking story lines, this movie bit. Sadly creating a human centipede wasnt even that exciting, even when they were attached ass to mouth. dissapointing.
I mean I really appreciate crap movies, but i believe there must of been alot of self promoting trying to make this movie a viral thing. which kinda insults me even more. Also assuming that this would be the sickest movie I have ever scene, obviously they dont know who John Waters, Peter Jackson or Hershell Gordon Lewis is. I didnt think the movie was all that bad till I watched the directors self promotion shit on you tube. I mean if you wanna be sick, just do it dont go telling me about it and then not deliverying.
I guess I just didnt find it gross, just stupid, and not the good stupid.
"Dream Police" - Cheap Trick
The title track from a totally kick-ass album.
Tura Satana
Hey Jennifer Connelly …


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Green Goddess Dip with Crudités
Photo: Kate Sears; Styling: Lynn Miller
Fresh and light Green Goddess Dip with Crudites takes just minutes to prepare. Make this appetizer the day before so the dip has plenty of time to chill.
Yield: Serves 8
Cost per Serving: $1.10
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Chill: 2 Hours
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 150
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 3g
- Protein: 2g
- Carbohydrate: 10g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 13mg
- Sodium: 317mg
- 1 ripe avocado, peeled, pitted, cut into large pieces
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 2 scallions, white and light green parts, sliced
- 1 small clove garlic, roughly chopped
- 2 tinned anchovy fillets, rinsed, patted dry and chopped, optional
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- Salt and pepper
- Assorted crudités such as carrots, celery, fennel, bell peppers and cherry tomatoes
- 1. Combine avocado, lemon juice, parsley, basil, scallions, garlic and anchovies, if desired, in a food processor. Process, stopping and scraping down sides of bowl as needed, until smooth, with some green flecks remaining. Add mayonnaise and sour cream. Pulse to blend. Season with salt and pepper.
- 2. Transfer dip to a bowl, cover and chill for at least 2 hours. Taste and season with salt and pepper. Serve with assorted crudités for dipping.
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