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Once again violence has flared across Belfast and other parts of the north as protests continue around the flags issue. The latest disturbances come as Stormont Assembly leaders, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness meet to discuss another wave of street protests, and their concerns about the damaging effect it is having on the economy leading up to the busiest shopping period of the calendar. But as each issued a separate statement calling for protests to come to an end, loyalist gangs flexed their muscles, blocking off streets and hijacking cars.
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Once again violence has flared across Belfast and other parts of the north as protests continue around the flags issue. The latest disturbances come as Stormont Assembly leaders, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness meet to discuss another wave of street protests, and their concerns about the damaging effect it is having on the economy leading up to the busiest shopping period of the calendar. But as each issued a separate statement calling for protests to come to an end, loyalist gangs flexed their muscles, blocking off streets and hijacking cars.
This recent wave of trouble kicked off several weeks ago following a vote taken by Belfast City Council to fly the union flag outside city hall on designated days only, instead of 365 days of the year. This was supposedly as a result of an earlier "equality impact assessment" carried out on Belfast City Council. Minutes after the motion was passed, loyalist reaction to the decision was one of anger. As tension spilled out on to the streets several hundred union flag waving protesters laid siege to the building in scenes not witnessed here since the 1980s. As crowds were later dispersed, nearby nationalist homes and a catholic church bore the brunt of the mob's anger.
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British Queen's Dublin Castle banquet protested by a few hundred as Garda harass activists 22:16 Fri 20 May 0 comments
About 250 people took part in the éirígí organised march on the banquet for the British Queen staged in Dublin castle Wedensday night. WSM members joined the demonstration but Garda had intercepted the person transporting our flags and banner to the protest leaving us somewhat invisible. This was part of a pattern of suppression of visible protest that occurred throughout the visit of the British Queen despite Garda claims that they would "facilitate protest" in advance of the visit [Italiano]
Why we don't welcome the visit of the British Queen 06:40 Fri 20 May 0 comments
The British Queen - An enemy of the working class, an enemy of the poor, head of the imperialist British state, symbol of privilege, inequality and oppression.
Hundreds protest war-criminal Tony Blair in Dublin 21:09 Mon 06 Sep 0 comments
At 9:30 Saturday morning, people gathered on O'Connell Street In Dublin to protest against the presence of war criminal and ex British prime-minister Tony Blair. Blair arrived at Easons at around 10am for the book-signing of his recent autobiography, escorted and protected by a sizable gardai presence. Despite the heavy rain, hundreds of protestors took part. At least one protester managed to get past the heavy security to try to make a citizens arrest of Blair for his war crimes. It is reported that Blair is now considering cancelling his London appearance.
Public Meetings in Ireland - Haiti: Catastrophe and the legacy of imperialism 22:45 Wed 03 Feb 0 comments
Public meetings to be held in Cork and Dublin this week will pose the question of how the legacy of U.S. imperialism has impacted on the catastrophe visited on Haiti in the recent earthquake.
Lisbon treaty and Democracy - Do We Really Have a Say? 18:21 Fri 04 Sep 0 comments
Its the time of year where we plebs get a chance to rectify our impertinence in rejecting the Lisbon Treaty. In itself, rerunning the referendum is hardly an affront to democracy. After all, people are simply being asked to confirm the decision made.
No to Lisbon - A Treaty for the Rich 17:41 Thu 03 Sep 2 comments
The WSM is calling for a No vote in the 2nd Lisbon referendum on the grounds that people in Ireland can do a lot better than a choice between the clowns in the Dáil or those in Brussels. We oppose the EU's policies of privatisation, militarisation and attacks on workers' conditions but dont insult peoples intelligence by saying that our current society in Ireland with its severe recession, diabolical public services and corruption is anything better. The major lack of democracy in our lives is not between us and the EU but between the Irish government and us.
WSM Vote No campaign on Munster's streets - 17th May to 7th June 18:45 Thu 12 Jun 1 comments
A photo-review of WSM activities in Munster cities during the Lisbon referendum campaign. The Cork WSM branch, with the help of other comrades from Limerick and Dublin, did 4 info stalls on the streets of Cork, Limerick and Waterford as part of our campaign activities. Each was blessed with good sunny weather and a public mood in some sympathy with our anarchist vote No message. We gave out thousands of leaflets, and made new contacts across the cities. It was also good to see what other campaigns were active on the ground across Munster.
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On Sunday Sinn Fein voted to support the Police Service of Northern Ireland at their extraordinary ard fheis which was attended by approximately 1,000 delegates.
Anarchist Block on anti-war demonstration in Britain 17:55 Fri 29 Sep 0 comments
The anti-war demonstration in Manchester on September 23rd (taking place the weekend before the Labour party annual conference) was supported by a colourful and vocal 'anarchist block' with attendance from anarchist organisations and non-aligned anarchists from Manchester and across the country, at least 40 bodies in all. The block was called by the Anarchist Federation and Solidarity Federation, two of the class struggle anarchist organisations in Britain with international links (read the jointly produced leaflet 'Why We Haven't Stopped the War Yet'). The day started with an IWW picket of Starbucks in support of union workers in the USA, followed by the anti-war march.
Not Guilty - Shannon Five war resisters acquitted on all charges 22:25 Thu 17 Aug 0 comments
Just before the start of the war against Iraq in 2003 five Plougshares activists gained access to Shannon airport where US war planes were being refuelled. Using hammers and axes they damaged one of these planes. Loyal to George Bush the Irish government has been dragging these activists through the courts but late last month a jury ruled that the actions of the defendents were justifiable as they acted to preserve life in Iraq. These are reports and statements from the WSM on the trial.more >>
Into the Shadows - Britains dirty war in Ireland Dec 28 0 comments
The recent BBC documentary 'Panorama: Britain's Secret Terror Force' may have once again put a spotlight on the extent of British state-sponsored terrorism in the North and the activities of its various shadowy forces; but the level of orchestration, impunity, collusion and cover up is yet to be truly uncovered.
Internment, parading and the politics of class Aug 28 0 comments
The eruption of conflict and intense rioting in Belfast over the last couple of months is a clear illustration that, no matter what lengths Stormont and the media circus go to to disguise the ugly reality of the peace process, the scars of the past and frequent eruption of sectarian conflict refuse to go away as political parties play the sectarian card to get one over on their rivals.
Nuclear weapons and Scottish independence May 21 0 comments
The Scottish National Party has insisted that an independent Scotland would be free of nuclear weapons, says Eric Chester. This position reflects the fact that Scottish popular opinion is overwhelmingly opposed to the stationing of the Trident submarine system at Faslane. These subs, a leftover from the Cold War days, are nuclear powered and carry ballistic missiles armed with nuclear weapons. The SNP campaign to rid Scotland of nuclear weapons has provided one of the few salient arguments for independence. [Italiano]
Pat Finucane murder - British state sweeps the dirt under the carpet Dec 19 0 comments
The publishing of the De Silvas report into the murder of Pat Finucane may have exposed a bit of dirt from under the carpet of the British states secret war in Ireland but the scars and flames of the past have not gone away - they continue to shape policing in the 21st century. As Geraldine Finucane articulated, The dirt has been swept under the carpet without any serious attempt to lift the lid on what really happened to Pat and so many others.
Bloody Sunday in Derry - Origins & Consequences of a Massacre Jan 26 0 comments
On the 30th January 1972 British soldiers opened fire on protesters in the city of Derry, north-west Ireland. Twenty six unarmed protesters were shot, 13 died immediately or within hours, one more died just over four months later. Derry was in the section of Ireland claimed by the British state and the shootings happened in the context of the suppression of a growing civil rights movement demanding equality for Catholics in the 6 of Ulsters counties claimed by Britain. [Français]more >>
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The Workers Solidarity Movement supports the actions of the anti-war protestors who occupied and sabotaged American arms manufacturer Raytheon's Derry offices
Anti-War Action-Baldonnel Sunday,April 16th Apr 04 4 comments
On April 16th the Irish state is conducting a military style parade of its forces through Dublin city centre in commemoration of the 1916 insurrection and those who lost their lives in it.
Southern African anarchists condemn apparent Terrorist blasts in London Jul 08 ZACF 0 comments
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By Sarah Fisch on May 14, 2011
You still have time to see the Texas Biennial 2011! It's up until May 21, extended by a week. At least the main exhibition — […]
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According to the diocese, the investigation is in its initial phase, and no final determination has yet been made regarding the allegation. �The Fairfax County Police Department was notified when the diocese received the allegation, and the diocese is cooperating fully with law enforcement,� the diocese said in a statement Wednesday.
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�Rev. Specht denies the accusation,� the Diocese said in its Wednesday statement. �The Diocese of Arlington has received no other allegations of misconduct against Rev. Specht. Like all priests, diocesan employees and volunteers who work with children, he underwent an official background check early in his tenure.�
According to the diocese, Specht served as a parochial vicar at St. Mary of Sorrows Church in Fairfax from 1996 to 2000, as chaplain and assistant principal at Paul VI Catholic High School in Fairfax from 2000 to 2004, as the Director of the diocesan Office of Child Protection and Safety from 2004 to 2011, and as administrator and pastor of Holy Spirit Church in Annandale since 2007.
Holy Spirit Church officials have denied comment on the case, but according to the church website, Specht attended St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., the University of the State of New York, and the University of Hawaii. Following retirement from the U.S. Navy he attended Mount St. Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md. His first assignment as a priest was at St. Mary of Sorrows parish in Fairfax Station.
�Any allegation of abuse deepens the pain felt by all Catholics, and particularly survivors of abuse. We are committed to full cooperation with law enforcement regarding this allegation, and I have directed an independent investigator to review the actions and decisions made by Father Specht during his tenure as Director of Child Protection,� said Catholic Bishop Paul S. Loverde in a statement.


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Diphtheria is a life-threatening infection that spreads easily. The infection most commonly attacks the tonsils, throat, and nose.
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Crisp chicken bites
By Emma Lewis
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServe 12 for lunch
Summer holidays often mean kids friends are round for dinner, make sure there's something in the freezer with these yummy bites
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- Freezable
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- protein
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- 20g
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- 7g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
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- salt
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- 4 boneless chicken breast fillets
- 6 tbsp red pesto
- 3 large handfuls breadcrumbs, frsh or dried (about 300g/10oz)
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Using pesto adds flavour and means you don't have to faff about dipping the chicken in flour and egg before coating with crumbs.
- Cut the chicken breasts into small chunks, each about the size of a marble (you should get roughly 15 pieces per breast). Put the pesto in a bowl and mix together with the chicken until coated all over. Tip the breadcrumbs into a large freezer bag.
- Add the chicken pieces in batches to the bag and give it a good shake to coat. Place a piece of greaseproof paper on a baking sheet, then lay the chicken pieces on the sheet, making sure none of them are touching. Put in the freezer and, when frozen solid, take off the baking sheet and store in a container or freezer bag.
- To cook, heat oven to 220C/fan 200C/ gas 7. Pour a little oil onto a shallow baking tray, just enough to cover it. Put the tray in the oven and let it heat up for 5 mins. Tip the chicken onto the sheet and return to the oven for 10-15 mins until crisp and cooked through.
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I printed this recipe out ages ago but didn't try til tonight......I wish I'd tried it sooner, it was SO simple to make and SO tasty! The meat was really moist and tender, and I can't believe how far two chicken breats went, feeding two adults, a 5 year old and a 1 year old ( who positively devoured them then asked for more!)
I used sun dried tomato pesto and left it to marinade on the meat for a couple of hours before cooking, and cooked from fresh. Will DEFINITELY be making this again!
I made these for my 2 year old the other week but just used tomato sauce as I wasn't sure if she would like the pesto. She loved them with the tomato sauce. So after making them for my daughter I decided I would try them for myself but again I'm not sure about pesto so I used a BBQ sauce and kept my chicken at goujon size and they where amazing!
Fab and easy recipe, I followed some of the tips on here, adding some crushed cornflakes to the breadcrumbs as well as garlic granuals, paprika and cajun. I used green pesto as we didn't have red. I didn't freeze them but cooked them from fresh. My boyfriend loved them, and we are doing to make these now instead of buying from the supermarket! I served them with home made potato wedges.
Made these for two very fussy kids (and one slightly fussy man) and it was a huge success. Comments were: "best nuggets ever" "10/10" and "9/10" (only lost a point because one decided there were slightly too many breadcrumbs for his taste) No-one knew the pesto was in there (as I suspect they would have all said "euuuwwww" or something similar if they had known in advance!) they all just thought they were really tasty, and I have to confess, despite not being a chicken nugget fan normally, I loved them too! May try using to coat a butterflied chicken breast next and see if it's as good for a slightly more grown-up dinner.
i have often made these for my children and my husband,my daughter had a party at home recently and as these are so easy to make i made a big batch and the teens wolfed them down,some of the girls wanted to know where i got them and lots took the recipe with them.a great way to get them to eat something trendy but also healthy.


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How do you do a text-to-columns conversion in Google Spreadsheets?
For example, I have the following data string in one cell:
I want to break it apart by the comma separator into columns.
How do you do a text-to-columns conversion in Google Spreadsheets?
For example, I have the following data string in one cell:
I want to break it apart by the comma separator into columns.
Leverage Google Apps Scripting to extend the UI
Update: This script is available in the Script Gallery. Just search for 'Text to Columns', install the script, and refresh the spreadsheet. Note: it may be slow to load the first time.
Text to Columns, is a very handy feature and one of the reasons that a lot of Google Spreadsheet users go back to using Excel. Until, Google decides to officially support the feature, this solution can be used as a polyfill to add in the functionality.
Here's the code:
Save and close the script editor. Then, refresh the spreadsheet. It'll take a second to load but you should see a menu called 'Advanced' popup after 'Help' in the toolbar.
That's it. You can also do a split using a custom delimiter (via 'Text to Columns (Custom)') and reverse the process (via 'Columns to Text').
The follow formula will do just that; text-to-column:
And the next; text-to-row:
I simple use the build-in split function to split the result and add it it to the sheet, nothing more and nothing less.
I used the split function, and it worked perfectly, since it uses the continue formula as well and it does exactly the translation from text on column A to columns BCDE with proper spacing.
My example:
Outcome in B1 is text1. Outcome in C1 is text2 Outcome in D1 is date1 Outcome in E1 is number1.
It takes care of the format, since the date was spelled as 1-jun, and it translated to 01/06.
The formulas that split used in cells BCDE where
Furthermore, after using the SPLIT function which will provide the array containing the separated values, you can isolate a specific row or column from this array with the INDEX function:
Can be useful for retrieving the number of results for a Google query for example
Convert your csv data into tsv (tab separated values).
And an equivalent of columnToText would be to use the
With the new version of Google Spreadsheets, Google App Scripts is now deprecated.
You can use the Power Tools of the Google Add-on Gallery and use the Split function. It works well.


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Guest blogpost from Suzanne McMillan, ASPCA Director of Farm Animal Welfare.
Last week, I attended a meeting of the National Organic Standards Board—the body that advises the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)on organic standards—to suggest stronger protections for animals living on organic farms. Animals who are raised organically are not necessarily raised humanely. In fact, many organic farms are still factory farms, often confining animals indoors using severe devices for most of their lives.
My efforts focused on the welfare of chickens, turkeys and ducks. Specifically, I asked the board to urge the USDA to adopt rules addressing some of the worst industry practices, including beak trimming, force feeding, crowding, failing to maintain clean air and unnaturally accelerating animals' growth rates. Along with detailed written recommendations, I delivered a three-minute oral summary of our suggestions, which you can watch here:
We need your help! Due to the wording of the federal Animal Welfare Act—passed 40 years ago—only breeders who sell dogs to pet stores or to puppy brokers are required to be licensed and inspected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
That basically means no one is checking up on puppy mills who sell puppies directly to consumers over the Internet. As the ASPCA has seen firsthand, the photos of happy, healthy puppies posted on a breeder's website often totally misrepresent what conditions are really like for these puppies and their parents.
Take Action!
The USDA released a proposed rule to close this loophole. Please visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center and let the USDA know that you support the proposed rule to close the loophole that has caused untold thousands of dogs to suffer inhumane treatment without any federal or public oversight. Visit aspca.org/USDA today!
Thank you for taking action for puppy mill dogs!
Disaster can strike at any time. Are you prepared? With hurricane season upon us, we want to help you create an emergency evacuation plan to keep your family together. Even if you don't live in an area known for dangerous weather, the best thing you can do for yourself and your pet is be prepared.
• Have an Evacuation Plan in Place
Store an emergency kit and leashes as close to an exit as possible, make sure all your pets are wearing proper identification and consider your evacuation route ahead of time.
• Arrange a Safe Haven
Don't leave your pet behind if you're forced to evacuate. Find out if there are emergency animal shelters in your area.
• Make Sure Pets Have Current ID
Your pet's ID tag should contain his name, current telephone number and any urgent medical needs. ASPCA experts also encourage getting your pets microchipped.
• Get an ASPCA Rescue Alert Sticker
This easy-to-use sticker will let people know that pets are inside your home. If you must evacuate with your pets, and if time allows, write "EVACUATED" across the stickers.
For more tips on evacuating with your pet, visit our Disaster Preparedness section.
Guest blog post from Suzanne McMillan, ASPCA Director of Farm Animal Welfare
Nine out of 10 land animals killed for food in the U.S. are poultry. Unfortunately these chickens, turkeys and other birds have no protection under federal animal welfare laws—not even during slaughter.
Now the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) wants to allow faster line speeds in poultry slaughterhouses. From an animal welfare perspective, this raises red flags: We all know that when you rush, mistakes happen. Workers need to be as careful as possible when handling live birds to ensure proper procedures are followed.
Please let USDA know that you have concerns about this proposed rule. Please take action today and ask them to consider the effects of their proposal!
This Memorial Day, as we remember all the brave men and women who have given their lives to protect our freedoms, let's not forget the sacrifices of the military dogs who have served alongside them.
Much of the world cheered when 80 members of an American commando team captured and killed Osama bin Laden a little more than a year ago. One of these American heroes was Cairo, the dog who played an integral part in Bin Laden's capture. Because so much of that mission remains top secret, we haven't been able to see a picture of Cairo, but we know that he was one of the team members responsible for closing off the perimeter of the home where Bin Laden was hiding.
Not all dogs have had the opportunity to help capture the world's most wanted fugitive as Cairo did, but every military dog is saving lives through detecting explosives, conducting searches and patrols, and working on specialized missions. Beyond that, though, these dogs are also extremely loyal to their handlers and are willing to do anything to protect them. For example, CNN reported the heartbreaking story of Cpl. Dustin Lee, who was badly injured in an insurgent attack while he was on patrol in Iraq. His canine partner, Lex, also suffered shrapnel injuries, but pushed himself through his pain to lie over his human partner in an attempt to protect him. Tragically, Cpl. Lee did not survive his injuries, but his dog Lex did. Lex was adopted by Cpl. Lee's family and was then recognized by Members of Congress for his exceptional service.
Classified as Equipment
Military dogs have died, been maimed and suffered to save our military service members, yet they are currently defined as mere "equipment" under federal law. Defining military dogs as equipment is shameful. It trivializes all that dogs do, but even more important, it makes it more difficult to return retired dogs to the United States for adoption. Dogs are sometimes stuck in far away locales while those wanting to adopt them must pay large fees to transport them. Old equipment may be left behind, but retired military dogs never should be.
Please Take Action for Military Dogs
The Canine Members of the Armed Forces Act, introduced in the House by U.S. Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC) and in the Senate by Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), reclassifies military dogs as "canine members of the armed forces" instead of equipment. The bill also streamlines the adoption process for retired military dogs and directs the military to set up a program for retired dogs' veterinary care, at no cost to the taxpayer. It also directs the Secretary of Defense to create a decoration or other recognition for military dogs that are killed in action or perform an exceptionally meritorious or courageous act in service to their country.
We need your help to build Senate support for the bill. For the sake of our canine heroes, please contact your U.S. senators and ask them to cosponsor S. 2134, the Canine Members of the Armed Forces Act. Like their human counterparts, our military dogs deserve a happy retirement from service.


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Are you kidding? That Kaepernick play was one of the most exciting and memorable plays of the season, at least from a betting perspective. I've already heard plenty of stories from friends who were in various sportsbooks. They said the roof blew off. The one play changed not only the spread but the total. It went from Dolphins and under to 49ers and over. Total was 39.
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ETSU Baseball falls to Georgia Southern, 14-4
Friday, May 16, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 15, 2003) - Georgia Southern scored four runs in the top of the first inning against East Tennessee State, and cruised to a 14-4 victory in the opener of the final Southern Conference series of the regular season Thursday night from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. The Eagles (33-19, 17-10 Southern Conference) wasted little time getting runners in scoring position in the first, as leadoff man Brendan Gilligan hit an infield single, then advanced to second on a walk by the second batter, right fielder Brandon Long. With one out in the inning, Gilligan would come home on a single by third baseman Carlos Love. Long then crossed the plate on a groundout to short by first baseman Greg Dowling. After shortstop Rocky Baker hit another infield single and stole second, both Baker and Love came home on an error. With the Eagles leading 4-0 with two outs in the first, a heavy downpour began, causing a 52-minute rain delay. After play resumed, ETSU (15-34, 9-18 SoCon) junior starter Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) got the final out of the inning on a fielder's choice. Georgia Southern starter Dennis Dove worked out of a jam in the bottom of the first, leaving the bases loaded. That was a common theme on the evening, with Dove getting out of numerous tough spots, stranding multiple ETSU runners in four of his seven innings on the mound. East Tennessee State got on the board in the bottom of the third as freshman designated hitter Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.) hit a towering solo home run to left center with two outs. The Eagles widened their lead to 6-1, scoring two runs in the top of the fifth. Long led off the frame with a walk, then stole second. Designated hitter Grant Burress scored Long with a single, then he would steal second base. He moved to third on a ground out, and came home on a wild pitch. ETSU tried to mount a rally in the bottom of the inning, loading the bases with one out. But Dove came up big again, striking out the final two batters of the inning to not allow any runs. Scoring six runs with two outs in the top of the seventh inning, Georgia Southern put the game out of reach. Gilligan had the big hit of the inning, driving in the final two runs of the inning with a single up the middle. Love, catcher A.J. Zickgraf and center fielder James Payne also had run-scoring base hits in the frame. Georgia Southern scored their final two runs in the top of the ninth to make the score 14-2 in favor of the Eagles. With two outs, pinch hitter Matt Hammond doubled to score Zickgraf from first. Another pinch hitter, Trey Hunter later followed with a double to score Hammond. Consecutive walks with two outs in the ninth by senior first baseman Chad Boruff (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Church began a final ETSU rally. Following a single by freshman center fielder Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) loaded the bases, freshman catcher Justin Benard (Erwin, Tenn.) lined a single to right to score Boruff and Church. Dove (7-2) earned the win, pitching seven inning and allowing one run on six hits while striking out nine. Turner (2-7) was charged with the loss, going 6.2 innings allowing five earned runs on ten hits and also striking out nine. ETSU was led at the plate by sophomore second baseman Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.), who went 2-for-3 on the evening. Church led the Bucs with two runs scored while Benard tied for the game-high with two RBI. Gilligan paced the Eagles from the top of the order, going 4-for-5 with two RBI and two runs scored. Love, Dowling and Baker each had two hits while five GSU players scored two runs on the evening. The Bucs and Eagles meet tomorrow night at 7 p.m. from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. for the second game of the three-game set.


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As of last month, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority officials were hopeful that construction of the first phase of the Silver Line would reach substantial completion by the end of 2013.
However, as the new year begins, final testing of the rail line is ongoing, according to spokeswoman Marcia McAllister.
Construction is about 99.8 percent done, she said, but there is still more testing to be done.
At a December meeting of the MWAA Board of Directors, Dulles Rail Project Executive Director Pat Nowakowski said that the biggest hurdle was addressing issues with the automated train control system.
Once the issues discovered during testing are resolved, the project contractor must do a simulated service test, which can only be conducted on the overnight hours between Saturday night and Sunday morning, due to the effect on Orange Line service, Nowakowski told the board last month. Therefore, every missed opportunity to conduct that test adds another week to the schedule.
When contractor Dulles Transit Partners believes it has achieved substantial completion, MWAA has 15 days to review and accept the completed project. The authority will then begin the process of transferring the new line into the Metro system.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will then need to conduct its own testing, employee training and safety drills before service begins. Metro will be responsible for setting the date for the start of service on the rail line, which agency officials said they will not do until the Silver Line is transferred.


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The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai hosted its third annual SINAInnovations conference on November 18 - 19, 2014. This year's theme "Engineering and Medicine" included keynote addresses, short talks, lunchtime breakout sessions and demos in areas focusing on breakthroughs in material science, nanotechnologies and imaging; advances in genomics technologies; mobile application development and wearable technologies; cultivating how medicine and engineering interface and how advances in engineering are transforming medicine, biology and global health.
Announcement: The fourth annual SINAInnovations conference will take place at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai on October 27- 28, 2015. The theme will be "Digital Medicine."
SINAInnovations 2014 Videos
Eric J. Gertler serves as Executive Vice President and Managing Director for the Center for Economic Transformation at the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and aims to develop New York City's major business sectors by implementing policy and programmatic initiatives that address current issues faced by each industry, create good jobs, and promote entrepreneurship and economic diversification across the five boroughs.
Eric J. Gertler
Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Center for Economic Transformation, New York City
Economic Development Corporation
Eric J. Topol, MD, is a pioneer in the field of cardiovascular medicine whose groundbreaking research on genomic and wireless innovative digital technologies is reshaping the future of medicine. A practicing cardiologist who has led many worldwide clinical trials for patients with heart disease, Dr. Topal was voted the 'Most Influential Physician Executive' in the US in 2012 in a national poll conducted by Modern Healthcare.
Eric J. Topol
Director, Scripps Translational Science Institute
Jun Wang, PhD, is the Director of BGI (previously known as the Beijing Genomics Institute). He was instrumental in the 1999 founding and growth of BGI's Bioinformatics Department, which is now widely recognized as one of the world's premier research facilities committed to excellence in genome sciences.
Jun Wang
Director, Dept. of Bioinformatics, BGI-Shenzhen
Miguel A. Nicolelis, MD, PhD, has dedicated his career to investigating how the brains of freely behaving animals encode sensory and motor information. In addition to his role as Professor at the Duke School of Medicine, he is the founder of Duke's Center for Neuroengineering, the Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute for Neuroscience of Natal, and the Walk Again Project.
Miguel A. Nicolelis
Professor, Dept. of Neurobiology, Duke University Medical Center
Andrew Conrad, PhD, oversees a number of "moonshot" projects at Google[x] and provides overall guidance on various scientific and hardware products and research. Previously, he was Chief Scientific Officer of Laboratory Corporation of America (LapCorp). He is the co-founder of the National Genetics Institute where he served as Chief Scientific Officer. He also founded the California Health and Longevity Institute (CHLI).
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Director, Google[x]
The Honorable Shirley Ann Jackson, PhD, is the 18th president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy, New York, and Hartford, Connecticut, the oldest technological research university in the United States. Described by Time magazine as "perhaps the ultimate role model for women in science," Dr. Jackson, a theoretical physicist, has held senior leadership positions in government, industry, research, and academe.
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President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Benedetta Piantella, MPS, is a designer turned humanitarian technologist who has built partnerships worldwide through her projects. She has taught Lego robotics, worked for Arduino in Italy,and Smart Design in NYC, producing interactive prototypes for high-end clients. She founded two engineering research and development companies focused on producing sustainable solutions to humanitarian, social, and environmental challenges.
Benedetta Piantella
Co-Founder, T4D Lab; Faculty, Interactive Telecommunications Program, New York University


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Current High School Students and Parents
Prospective Undergraduate Students and Parents
If you are a current high school student or parent of a student interested in coming to Hunter College, please visit the website for the Hunter College Admissions Office to find out more about becoming a Hunter student.
There is no Pre-Health or Pre-Medical Major at Hunter College and the Pre-Health Advising Office does not take part in the Hunter College admissions procedures for undergraduates. We cannot provide information about general admissions to Hunter College.
Once you are admitted to Hunter College e-mail us or make an appointment for advising to find out more about how the Pre-Health Advising Office can help you on your path to becoming a doctor, dentist, veterinarian, podiatrist or optometrist. This can be done during your first semester, but does not need to be done before the semester begins.
During your first semester at Hunter College you can register with the Pre-Health Advising Office and you should join the Pre-Health listserv to receive any relevant information that we send out. There is no special application for undergraduate students at Hunter College who are interested in following a pre-medical curriculum.
Requirements To Be Accepted Into The Pre-Health Program:
- You must attend an "Everything You Need to Know about Being a Pre-Health Student" workshop. (Check our calendar to find out dates, location etc.)
- Hunter Students are required to have completed 12 science credits and have at least a 3.3 GPA in those science courses. (If you are a transfer student and have completed 12 or more science credits, you must complete 9 credits of biology, chemistry, or physics at Hunter College. If you have completed less than 12 credits, you must complet 12 science credits at Hunter College).
- You must have at least a 3.3 science and cumulative GPA.
- Must agree to meet with a Pre-Health Advisor at least once per year
- You must attend at least three (3) Pre-Health Advising events per semester OR six (6) events within the academic year (September-May).
- You must join the Pre-Health listserv.
BEFORE YOU APPLY: You must first obtain your Pre-Health ID number. This number is emailed to you after you attend the "Everything You Need to Know about Being a Pre-Health Student" workshop. YOU CANNOT COMPLETE THE APPLICATION WITHOUT THE PRE-HEALTH ID NUMBER.
Information about the Pre-medical curriculum at Hunter can be found here on our website.
Thank you for interest in the Hunter College Pre-Health Advising Office! Please review the information on our website to find out more about the requirements for pursuing medicine as a career.
Note: Students interested in Hunter's nursing, public health, nutrition, or medical laboratory science programs can find the information they need online at the School of Health Professions website and the Hunter Bellevue School of Nursing website. We do not advise these students in the Pre-Health Advising Office.


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Special Senate Meeting: Martin Morris Presentation/On-Line
Curriculum Grant Information
March 14, 2000
Columbia Room, 3:30 p.m.
1. Call to Order.
2. Call of the Roll.
Lowell Spring was present on behalf of Irja Galvan. The following individuals were not present: Dean Bethea, Judy Bullington, Ming-Chi Own, Tina Fuchs, Wangeshi Gatimu, David Hargreaves, Linda Keller, Rebecca March-McCannell, Donna Perry, Janeanne Rockwell-Kincanon, Stephanie Tunison, and Mike Ward were absent. Several guests, both administrative and from the School of Education, were present.
3. Presentation from Martin Morris and Discussion. This is a hopefully brief and general overview of what was an informative 90 minute combined presentation and question/answer session. The object of the meeting was to inform. No specific votes or motions were taken. For additional information, please review original materials about this grant and intellectual property rights provided earlier via email. Some key points: (a) The LAAP Grant is funded through OUS and eCollege, with OUS funds supporting assessment and salary and eCollege money for technology (server, laptops, and software) and training-related travel stipends. OUS funding accounts for nearly twice the amount provided via eCollege. "Ownership" of on-line converted materials still remains somewhat "muddy" and, as recommended by Martin, should remain a point of discussion as this campus becomes more involved in both the internet and in grant-supported curriculum. Likewise, general issues regarding copyrights and intellectual ownership, academic freedom, and the appropriateness of on-line courses for particular disciplines should remain a topic of discourse. (b) The specific cohort target for these funds consists of transitional teachers in the classroom who have a bachelors degree in their content area but still need formal licensure. Such transitional teachers have three years to obtain their licenses. There are approximately 126 transitional teachers working in the state and this program hopes to recruit 25. During involvement in the on-line version of this MAT, masters students will have a classroom mentor. Several questions were discussed regarding student access not only to hard/software but also to weekend contact with professors. In addition to on-line materials, it was also suggested that video/audio presentations were being persued. This program has been accredited. There will also be an additional cohort involving special education. (c) As indicated by Martin and several School of Education faculty present, the implementation of the transitional license/MAT program for its summer debut is proceeding on schedule. Current faculty have now been scheduled for summer on-line courses and will be involved in conversion/course preparataion this spring. OUS funds will cover salary for extra preparation time (approximately $1500 per faculty) and eCollege money is supporting laptops (PC or Macs loaded with necessary software) and training for those faculty involved in the conversion process. All faculty will receiving regular FTE for on-line courses (i.e. entirely comparable to non-on- line format equivalent classes). (d) In terms of grant submission/approval protocol issues, Martin noted that it was unfortunate this grant was available over a matter of days and submitted without, indeed, more faculty input. He and the Provost spoke on the need for improved mechanisms for monitering and managing grant submissions on this campus. In particular, grants requiring matching funds (historically, anywhere between 5-100K) may need more formal scrutiny (e.g. via a committee). However, it seems even more imperative, should such a committee evolve, that all grants be prepared and submitted in a timely and organized fashion if they are to be reviewed properly and meet deadlines. (e) The last major point I will highlight regarded the question Faculty Senate was asked to consider when this issue was originally brought forth: "Does an 'on-line' version of a class require a course change/curriculum committee approval?" The Provost suggested that the essence of a course lies not in the catalog description but in the syllabus. Thus, even though a catalog description usually does become altered if an on-line version becomes available, the essence of the course - as defined by the syllabus - should not change.
After lengthy discussions, the meeting was adjourned. Have a great spring break!