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Twin Disc 2Q earnings fall 42%
Twin Disc Inc. reported a 42% decline in fiscal second-quarter earnings Tuesday on lower sales to customers in the pressure pumping sector of the North American oil and gas market.
The Racine manufacturer of oil and gas transmission systems said net income fell to $3.36 million, or 29 cents a share, from $5.84 million, or 50 cents, a year earlier.
Sales for the three months ended Dec. 28 fell 12.8% to $72.3 million from $82.9 million.
"As we stated last quarter, our fiscal 2013 results will be challenged by a decline in market activity in North America for our pressure pumping transmissions. Our six-month (order) backlog at December 28, 2012, was $68,230,000, compared to $82,434,000 at September 28, 2012," Michael E. Batten, chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement announcing financial results.
Board chair rips proposal to slash pay
Draft legislation targeting Milwaukee County supervisors' pay and the County Board's budget would weaken the board and boost the power of County Executive Chris Abele, County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic said Monday.
That would upset the checks and balances intended to apply to the county's legislative and executive branches, she said in a meeting with Journal Sentinel reporters and editors.
Nonsense, Abele said in an interview. The board has gradually usurped more and more turf and staff over the past several decades, despite a paucity of real duties sanctioned by state law, Abele countered. »Read Full Article(105)
Green Bay man's body found outside in bitter cold
Green Bay - Extreme cold may have been a factor in the death of a 38-year-old man whose body was found on the driveway outside his home Monday morning, police said.
The man lived alone.
Police said there were no obvious signs of physical harm to the man. »Read Full Article(1)
Man who died after Madison beating identified
A man who died after being found beaten on a roadway in Madison was identified by the Dane County coroner's office Monday as Aryle J. Dahlke, 66, of Madison.
Dahlke was found with massive head and neck injuries shortly before 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the 2300 block of Portage road, Madison police said.
Anyone with information about his death is asked to contact Madison police.
Missing Brookfield woman found safe
A mildly autistic city of Brookfield woman reported missing Monday afternoon was found unharmed Monday evening in Milwaukee, police said.
Amber P. Hammond, 26, was found after someone who had given her a ride Monday night contacted city of Brookfield police, according to a police official.
Delafield residents question road resurfacing project
A group of Delafield residents is up in arms about a street resurfacing project they say ballooned from an original $300,000 minimum into $900,000 - spending they say will line the pockets of a city official and his company and could harm the environment.
"There's a lot of unchecked power and a lot of taxpayer money being spent on poorly planned projects," Delafield resident Jackie Valde said. "Mostly we asked the Common Council to slow down - consider options that have not been considered - to spend a whole lot less money than is being spent."
So far, the residents have won only a small victory in their fight against elected officials: Part of the project is being delayed for a few years. But the residents aren't satisfied. »Read Full Article(19)
Life's journey sets path for inspirational speaker
Salvation came on a winter day. Pamela Moorer walked into Repairers of the Breach, a shelter and resource center for the homeless. She'd been evicted and was sleeping in bus shelters and garages.
"I remember her. She was angry, with a lot of attitude. Not real cooperative, but cooperative enough that we allowed her to stay," said MacCanon Brown, co-founder and executive director of Repairers of the Breach. Years later, when she spoke about her journey out of homelessness and addiction, Moorer would call that winter day in 1999 the beginning of her transformation.
Moorer, who told her tale of rising out of drug addiction and street life to church and school groups, died Jan. 15 at her Milwaukee apartment. She'd suffered three heart attacks in recent years and had experienced complications after bypass surgery in April, said Connie Moorer, her daughter. She was 69. »Read Full Article
2 dancers at Juneau exotic club brawl over $1
Juneau - Two dancers at an exotic club in Juneau have been cited after they allegedly brawled over a dollar bill.
Dodge County deputies said they were called to Silk Exotic last week to break up a fight. They said it started when a customer tried to give a dollar to one of the dancers but the other dancer took it.
The sheriff's report says both women began to brawl. They tussled on the floor, punching, slapping and pulling each other's hair. Other dancers and customers separated the two.
Both women were cited for disorderly conduct. (25)
Home sales, prices register double-digit gains in December
The Wisconsin housing market continued to show signs of recovery, with higher sales and sale prices in December - setting the stage for growing sales and modest price increases in 2013, according to data released Monday by the Wisconsin Realtors Association.
"As long as the economy continues to grow . . . we'll continue to see modest improvement in prices," said David Clark, who operates C3 Statistical Solutions, a consulting firm hired by the association.
There appears to be pent-up demand from prospective first-time homebuyers who've been waiting for signs that the housing market has hit the bottom and prices are starting to rebound, said Clark, who also is a Marquette University economics professor. »Read Full Article(11)
State may reassign police grant-making agency
Madison - A quarter-century after a governor consolidated his hold on a support office for law enforcement, Gov. Scott Walker is laying plans to hand the agency over to the state attorney general.
The state Office of Justice Assistance and the millions of dollars in crucial federal and state grants it distributes in crime-challenged Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin have been closely guarded by governors since Tommy Thompson, particularly at times when those governors had political disagreements with the attorney general.
But with Walker and Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen working together for the last two years as GOP allies, and with federal law enforcement aid falling, the governor appears ready to shift the office to a department and elected official with a main focus on public safety. »Read Full Article(11)
United Way donates $50,000 to open homeless overflow shelters
Stepping in to solve a potentially dangerous problem, the United Way of Greater Milwaukee announced Monday it had approved a total of $50,000 in donations to two homeless shelters so they can open overflow centers on the coldest night of the season.
The Journal Sentinel reported Monday all shelters in the city had reached capacity because of the bitter cold, and for the first time advocates can recall, no overflow shelters had opened.
According to the United Way: »Read Full Article(18)
Prosecutors rebut Russell claims
Prosecutors have quickly sought to shoot down excuses raised by Timothy D. Russell, a former aide to Gov. Scott Walker, to seek leniency on his conviction for embezzling money from a veterans group.
Russell, 49, is scheduled for sentencing Tuesday. He was deputy chief of staff and housing director for Walker when he was Milwaukee County executive.
Assistant District Attorney Bruce Landgraf knocks down claims made by Russell in a pre-sentencing report, in a letter to Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge David Hansher. Landgraf says Russell stole money from the Heritage Guard Preservation Society vets group. »Read Full Article(27)
Madison man, 53, dies in rollover crash
Town of York - A Madison man died and a 28-year-old Madison man was injured in a one-vehicle crash early Monday, according to the Dane County sheriff's office.
Frederick Smith, 53, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, reported shortly after 1:30 a.m.
A preliminary investigation indicates the 1994 Buick Regal driven by Smith had been northbound on U.S. Highway 151 when it exited at Highway V, went off the shoulder and rolled several times. »Read Full Article
Sussex man charged with drunk car crash, infant daughter injured
Village of Sussex – A 29-year-old man was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Jan. 21 after allegedly crashing his vehicle while intoxicated and injuring his infant daughter on Sunday afternoon.
Ian K. Anderson was charged with one count operating while intoxicated causing injury, operating with prohibited alcohol concentration causing injury and misdemeanor bail jumping. The defendant was out on bail after being charged with one count of misdemeanor hit and run last September.
The responding officer said he found the car sitting in a ditch on Richmond Road around 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 20. Anderson was standing on the side of the road holding his daughter, according to the complaint. The officer said in the complaint that the defendant seemed unsteady on his feet, and when asked what happened, allegedly said he did not remember. The officer noted in the complaint that the defendant allegedly smelled strongly of liquor and his eyes were bloodshot. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Obama begins second term: 'We must make the hard choices'
Washington, D.C. - Embarking on his second term, President Barack Obama called on the nation to rededicate itself to its founding principle of equality, saying: "We do not believe that in this country, freedom is reserved for the lucky, or happiness for the few."
Delivered to hundreds of thousands of people on a cold, breezy, overcast day, Obama invoked a series of progressive causes from climate change to gay rights to the social safety net.
He urged Americans to find common ground and be active citizens. »Read Full Article(730)
Brookfield police issue alert for missing autistic woman
City of Brookfield police are asking the public's help in locating a missing endangered person.
According to the alert, Amber P. Hammond, 26, has a mild form of autism and functions with the mentality of a 6-year-old.
She was last seen by a neighbor at 10:30 a.m. walking with a wheel-equipped suitcase near Calhoun Road and Capital Drive. »Read Full Article(5)
Tosa police say they caught crook trying to repeat fake iPhone scam
A man's call led police to arrest a 16-year-old Milwaukee boy who allegedly was selling boxes containing watches, batteries and coins as iPhones.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
The man met up with the boy at McDonald's, 12324 W. North Ave., at 6 p.m. Jan. 13, thinking he was going to buy an iPhone for $220. »Read Full Article(3)
New Berlin schools could be out for Open Enrollment students
New Berlin - Children who don't live in New Berlin but have attended New Berlin schools since kindergarten under the state Open Enrollment program may be turned away in seventh grade for lack of space, under a policy the New Berlin School Board is considering.
Currently, children accepted through Open Enrollment are guaranteed space to finish school in New Berlin. Among those students are children who lived in the district but whose families moved out, forcing them to use Open Enrollment as a means to finish school in the district where they started.
Growth spurt
The reason the board is considering a change is because Eisenhower Middle/High School is already over its 1,119-student capacity and a large tract of farmland within Eisenhower's boundaries is in line for development, said Superintendent Joe Garza. The tract, known as section 35, is the largest piece of farmland east of Moorland Road and is expected to include new homes. »Read Full Article(21)
WTMJ's O'Donnell jumps to WISN-AM
WTMJ-AM (620) afternoon news anchor Dan O'Donnell sent out a letter Monday announcing he would be moving to WISN-AM (1130), where he will anchor newscasts and provide commentary. The letter is below. Below that is his WTMJ-AM biography.
Hi everyone, »Read Full Blog Post(13)
Milwaukee Catholics mark 40 years of Roe v. Wade
Catholics in southeastern Wisconsin will mark Tuesday's 40th anniversary of the landmark abortion ruling on Roe v. Wade with "Holy Hours for Life" beginning at 7 p.m. Monday in parishes around the archdiocese. Check here for a list of locations.
Archbishop Jerome Listecki will celebrate a special "Respect Life" Mass at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Monica's Catholic Church in Whitefish Bay on the anniversary itself. The Mass will include music by the Pius XI High School Choir and a 6:30 p.m. Rosary led by seminarians of St. Francis de Sales Seminary.
And on Friday, Listecki will join local students and anti-abortion advocates at the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. (24)
New Berlin alderwoman reimbursed for defense of ethics claims
New Berlin - Alderwoman Laura Karvala will be reimbursed $5,276 for legal expenses tied to what was later deemed to be an unsupported allegation of an ethics code violation.
The Common Council's decision earlier this month followed the Ethics Board's decision on Jan. 3 to dismiss the ethics complaint, which grew out of the council's earlier decision to close Wilbur Drive as a solution to limiting a shortcut access route from Sunnyslope Road to the commercial City Center area.
In a letter to Karvala's attorney, Michael Neuens, Ethics Board chairman said the complaint was not properly verified. Normally, that means that the statement in the complaint needs to be confirmed or substantiated under oath and acknowledged by the people signing the complaint, he wrote. »Read Full Article(10)
Police in Superior find missing snowmobiler
Superior - A snowmobiler who had been missing in the Superior area since Saturday has been found safe, but suffering from the effects of cold weather.
Police said Craig Friebe, 51, was found Monday morning on the ice of the Nemadji River. He was taken to a hospital with symptoms of frostbite and hypothermia.
Friebe was able to identify himself to responders and tell them his snowmobile ran out of fuel. He'd been walking since then, but it wasn't clear for how long. He was found about 20 miles from where he'd last been seen.
Authorities spent all day Sunday looking for him. They had suspended their search at nightfall and had resumed the search Monday morning. (1)
American Players' vet Arnold an oasis in Goodman's 'Other Desert Cities'
Chicago - Christmas Eve morning, 2004. Outside a blandly rich home in California's Palm Springs, a friendly game of mixed doubles has just ended. Siblings Brooke and Trip Wyeth have come home for the holidays, and aging parents Polly and Lyman are thrilled to have them.
That's the quietly hopeful beginning of Jon Robin Baitz's "Other Desert Cities," now on stage in Chicago's Goodman Theatre under Henry Wishcamper's direction - and featuring American Players Theatre veteran Tracy Michelle Arnold, making her Goodman debut as Brooke.
It's the clinically depressed Brooke who catapults the Wyeths into holiday hell, disclosing that what Brooke has billed as a soon-to-be published novel is actually a memoir about Henry, her adored older brother. »Read Full Article
Gov. Scott Walker congratulates President Obama
Madison – Gov. Scott Walker congratulated President Barack Obama Monday on his inauguration to a second term.
"There are many difficult challenges facing our country and its future," Walker said in a statement. "I will continue to work with President Obama during his second term to find innovative ways to reform government and provide a better tomorrow for the next generation." (87)
George Archibald wins $100,000 award for crane conservation
George Archibald, co-founder of the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, received the inaugural Dan W. Lufkin Prize for Environmental Leadership last week in New York.
The prize comes with a $100,000 award.
Archibald was honored for his work with crane conservation around the world.
In an interview in the New York Times, Archibald said the loss of wetlands and climate change are two of the biggest threats that face the world's crane populations.
Lakefront Brewery reports 42% increase in production
Lakefront Brewery Inc. reported a 42% production increase in 2012, packaging 33,368 barrels of beer, up from 23,576 barrels of beer in 2011.
Brewery President Russ Klisch attributed the increase to continued growth of the brewery's core brands and strong sales of the brewery's Wisconsinite beer. Klisch also credited the brewery's growth to its wholesale distributor, Beer Capitol. (16)
Churches award 22 scholarships to honor King's legacy
What better way to honor the late Martin Luther King Jr., who spoke frequently of the importance of education, than to help young people pursue it?
That's the mission of Milwaukee's faith-based Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund, which marked its 38th year this month by awarding gifts of $500 to $1,500 to 22 college students and college-bound high schoolers.
The scholarships are based on several factors, including student participation in the MLK All-a-thon fund-raiser, involvement in the life of the church and the community, and an essay. They're awarded to members of participating congregations, a coalition that this year included 10 churches from four denominations. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Former NIH director Elias Zerhouni to address BioForward
Elias Zerhouni, president of global research and development for pharmaceutical company Sanofi and former director of the National Institutes of Health, will speak at a BioForward breakfast meeting in Madison on Tuesday.
Zerhouni was NIH director from 2002 to 2008. He has authored more than 200 publications, holds eight patents and has founded or co-founded five start-up companies.
"He's bringing some key executives who would be instrumental in any partnering deals that might happen," said Bryan Renk, executive director of the trade organization for the state's bioscience industry.
The meeting is at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday in the accelerator building at University Research Park. Cost is $25 and walk-ins are welcome, but Renk said he expects to have standing room only.
Law grad facing huge school debt charged in robbery
From Madison comes the saddest lawyer fail story of the year -- so far.
Randall H. Hubatch, 49, was charged Friday with armed robbery of a credit union there on Jan. 11. Surveillance photos show the suspect wearing a distinctive, Bucky Badger hat.
Here's the sad part: Hubatch left the hat on so he would be identified. Upon his arrest three days later, he told police that he owed $250,000 in student loans (he has both a B.A. and a J.D. from the University of Wisconsin). He was last employed as a janitor at the college's new Union South student center. »Read Full Blog Post(66)
Social media users showcase running in West Allis
Runners from around the local area came to West Allis this weekend to try some distance running.
The Icebreaker Indoor Marathon is comprised of a 5K, a half marathon, a relay marathon and a marathon. Here's what runners and their friends and family were sharing on social networks. (4)
PolitiFact: Testing Walker claim on college credits, no degree
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Gov. Scott Walker told a statewide audience, "Nearly a quarter of all adults in this state have some college credit without a degree." The governor cited his own experience; are there hundreds of thousands of others with the same? (45)
Former 'American Idol' contender Danny Gokey, wife have baby boy
It's a boy for former "American Idol" contender and Milwaukee native Danny Gokey and his wife, Leyicet.
People.com reports the couple's first child, Daniel Emanuel Gokey, was born Sunday - his due date.
"Leyicet and I are overjoyed to welcome the new member of our family. I'm ecstatic to be a first-time dad and to have a new little buddy to hang out with," Gokey told People. "Thankfully, because of what I do, it will also allow me the flexibility to spend a lot of quality time with him. I have so many exciting projects ahead this year, but a brand new baby is an amazing way to get the new year started. We feel really blessed!" »Read Full Article(9)
Pizza Man to re-open in June
Click on the photo gallery in our story to see how far Pizza Man will come from the fire that burned down the original location in 2010.
MILWAUKEE - A landmark Milwaukee restaurant which burned down in recent years has announced when it's going to start serving customers again.
Pizza Man's ownership tweeted that it will open its new location in June. »Read Full Article
Father accidentally shoots son at Wisconsin Rapids rifle range
Wisconsin Rapids - Authorities in central Wisconsin say a man accidentally shot and critically injured his 25-year-old son while the father was clearing his weapon at a rifle range.
Deputies said the shooting happened about 3 p.m. Saturday at the Wood County Rifle and Pistol Range.
Investigators said Stephen Sammartino, 53, was clearing his weapon when it accidentally went off, hitting Joseph Sammartino in the back. The son was airlifted to a hospital, where he was listed in critical condition.
Deputies said they were treating the case as an accident but they were continuing to investigate. (59)
Chicago developer Yiannis considers apartments for east side site
Chicago-area developer Yiannis Konstantinou is considering an apartment proposal for a parcel his investment group owns on Milwaukee's east side.
Konstantinou has proposed a four-story building with 40 one- and two-bedroom units and 40 underground and surface parking spaces for 1400-1430 E. Boylston St.
That 18,000-square-foot vacant lot, which overlooks the Milwaukee River just west of N. Cambridge Ave., was purchased in September by Konstantinou's group, Nikon Boylston LLC, for $245,000, according to assessment records. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Forecast: Coldest air of the season arrives tonight
Arctic air has settled over southeastern Wisconsin, and the coldest air will arrive Monday and Monday night, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele.
After a maximum reading Monday near 7 degrees, low temperatures will plummet to zero or below overnight into early Tuesday, Steele says. Growing winds out of the northwest also will drive wind-chill readings as low as 25 degrees below zero early Tuesday, when a wind-chill advisory will be in effect.
The frigid air will remain through midweek with some moderation expected by Thursday. That's also when an increase in moisture could lead to some snow.
To view Steele's complete forecast, go to www.stormteam4.com.
On Tap for Today: Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. and Inauguration Day
Hello, Monday. You're full of historical significance.
It's both Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Inauguration Day for President Barack Obama.
Milwaukee County Parks celebrate MLK today at the community center named for him. There's another King celebration here. »Read Full Blog Post(3)


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Read about it last night someplace else, but I guess it's official now.
Read about it last night someplace else, but I guess it's official now.
At this juncture, I am thinking this is a HUGE step-up for the Lobo's. Hell, if he can go .500 next year in the dwindling MWC, its a huge step in the right direction.
Okay, anybody have any insight about Bob Davie aside from all generic news I have been reading? IIRC, he was actually a pretty solid coach at Notre Dame.
Should be a good game between the Lobos and Aggies tonight.
This years lobo B-ball team is going to sleep up and kill some good teams.
Keep an eye on one Soph they have in the middle. Kid named Alex Kirk.
I was working for his dad they day the brought him home from the hospital, and in fact, his Grandmother married my wife and I. Good kid from a great background, and one of 4 incredible true SOPH's on the team.
Drew Gordon has LOTS to prove this year, and Alford seems to be the best thing to happen to the Duke City in a decade.
Long Beach State is looking good tonight against Pitt.
Boise State blew Utah's doors off tonight too. The MWC's going to be fun to watch this year.
NMSU beat UNM at the Pit. Can't believe it.
LBSU, though not in the MWC, is my sleeper this year in the NCAAs should they make it. Casper Ware is pretty good.
Got some redemption tonight by beating ASU over in Tempe. Nice, solid win over the Pac-12.
Meh. ASU is in a down year, but yeah, always nice to get a road win against a Pac12 team

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What color makes up the highest percentage of LEGO elements produced since ABS plastic was introduced in 1963?
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Peeron.com has a colour table that lists how many pieces of each colour you would have if you had one of every set in their database.
Obviously their database is not complete, it doesn't relate to when ABS was introduced (but most of the pieces produced in all time will have been since then), and some sets have been produced in higher numbers, so that's not an incredibly reliable figure, but seeing it has more than double the closest rival, I think it's safe to assume that Black's the winnner.
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Harvest season for me started Labor Day.
I spent the entire day digging up Russian Banana fingerling, All Blue and Red Rose potatoes, plus picking Asian pears, apples, carrots and Brussels sprouts. It took three times as long to clean and store everything then it did to pick the huge harvest.
One of the greatest joys of edible gardening is being able to store, freeze, dry and even can excess crops for winter enjoyment. Call me old-fashioned, but I feel a deep kinship to my ancestors who came to this country, raised large families and fed them from either the home gardens of my Hungarian side of the family or the farm my Irish-Cherokee grandfather worked.
I feel I shouldn't waste anything grown in my organic garden. So, after I share with neighbors and family and give large amounts to Plant a Row for the Hungry, I preserve the remaining vegetables and fruits.
I picked five Brussels sprouts stalks, and it took hours to cut, trim and blanch them all, but I have enough of the tasty vegetables for the entire winter in my freezer.
I blanched the sprouts to freeze, scrubbed carrots and potatoes for storage and dipped the fruit in a bath of water with a tablespoon of bleach to kill any lingering bacteria or fungi before refrigerating. Next, I picked all the ripe tomatoes in the garden, roasted them and made spaghetti sauce, which I froze in pint containers.
It was a long day's work, but satisfying.
Failure is part of the process
Last year, I read about how to make an instant outdoor root cellar and wanted to try it, given that my basement has cement floors and is partially heated, like most modern homes. With my husband's help, we constructed one. He dug a deep hole in which we set a new 32-gallon plastic trash can. In it, I layered damp sand and root vegetables such as carrots, potatoes and beets, finishing with a thick layer of damp sand. The top was attached and covered with two feet of shredded leaves and straw. It didn't work. Moisture leaked into the can and iced the vegetables. Everything rotted when thawed.
Each heirloom potato variety has a different flavor, but they're all terrific!
This year, I set up an area in the basement, in the coldest and darkest area, with plastic bins lined with a layer of damp sand. Here I'm storing the potatoes and carrots. Onions, winter squash and a couple of pumpkins will be stored adjacent in a dry area when they are harvested. Apples go upstairs in an extra refrigerator, because they exude ethylene gas that makes other vegetables and fruits ripen rapidly and rot.
The apple crop was big, too, this year. When refrigerated, apples will remain tasty for up to six months.
I picked over two bushels of Asian pears, more than we could eat, give away and share with the hungry. The crisp, juicy fruits only keep about six weeks in the refrigerator. And, they must be stored in sealed bags to prevent dehydration. I hate to lose this exquisite fruit treat, so I borrowed a dehydrator from a friend to dry wedges of the pears into fruit crisps.
How do you preserve the extras from your garden? Are you a canner (I'm not!) or do you have unique methods of dealing with big harvests?
Doreen Howard has written for The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide for 15 years and is the former garden editor at Woman's Day as well as a photographer. She has grown more than 300 varieties of heirloom edibles and flowers in the last two decades.
In stores now!
Look for Doreen's newest book, Heirloom Flavor: Yesterday's Best-Tasting Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs for Today's Cook. Find in stores everywhere including Walmart and on the Web including Amazon.com.


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Over at Fear the Sword, Conrad Kaczmarek wrote a great piece on what to expect from Tristan Thompson this year. How about being blocked less often on put-back dunks? It's getting embarrassing. Here's the link.
Terry Pluto wrote about the Cavs in his latest edition of "Terry's Talking." You have to scroll about halfway down the page to find it, but he says some interesting stuff. If Luke Walton doesn't make the active roster, Anderson Varejao will be the oldest player on the team…at 30. Here's the link.
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A Toast to Thanksgiving and Hanukkah
The Thanksgiving meal that many of us enjoy annually is always a feast, this year more than ever, since the day coincides with the first day of Hanukkah. This year, along with the traditional turkey, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, stuffing and pies, many are adding latkes.
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2012 White Riesling, Devoto Vineyards-Lake County
2012 Collage Don Ernesto-Lodi. Rousanne/Marsanne
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2010 Hagafen Cabernet Franc Luscious, deep, rich, round and bold. Full bodied - pair with meats, poultry and roasts. Only 35 cases remain $39
2009 Hagafen Syrah Estate Bottled-Napa Valley, Wieruszowski Vineyard –Coombsville
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Gilgal White Riesling 2012 as an aperitif, with spicy chicken wings or fish. The 2012 Gilgal White Riesling exhibits floral, melon, lemon zest, peach and tangerine notes complemented by hints of fresh mint. Medium-bodied, this refreshing off-dry wine displays subtle sweetness and classic varietal character. An extraordinary value too. $15
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Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 El Rom Vineyard limited edition of 30 barrels. Goes well with roasts, steaks and meat entrees. Dark red purple 2009
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Galil Alon 2010 Deep dark purple in color Full bodied with well-balanced flavor and a long finish. Goes well with meat dishes such as lamb, roast beef, grilled meats and even rich chocolate desserts $20
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
2 tablespoons
3 cloves
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1/4 cup
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1/4 cup
1 tablespoon
dry vermouth
1 teaspoon
lemon juice
The name and description says it all...this is an easy and fun recipe. It was deliciously surprising(or surprisingly delicious)! I decided to try this because I had some orange flavored gin in my pantry, and I love olives. Since I had the orange gin, I seasoned my chicken breasts with freshly grated tangerine zest(I had no oranges), milled peppercorns, and salt-free chicken seasonings. I added some finely diced shallots with the garlic too. I also added sliced black olives in with the green olives. In addition to the gin, vermouth, and lemon juice, I added the juice from half of the tangerine I had just zested. I garnished the meal with finely sliced green onion and chopped fresh parsley. I served this with simple, buttered egg noodles, and fresh, crusty bread. What a wonderful meal! Thank you Jen for a great, fun, and easy recipe!
Easy and tasty. I added some diced onion and followed other reviewers' advice and tripled the liquid to make more sauce and added more green olives, which made it a little too salty but yummy. Maybe should have tripled the lemon juice too since I felt it was missing something, which is why I give it 3 stars. But everyone enjoyed it. Maybe I'll add some chili flakes next time to jazz it up. I'd like to try it with vodka too, and maybe boneless skinless thighs for more flavour. Thanks!
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I love martinis and my husband loves green olives, so we enjoyed this dish very much. Because we both like green olives so much, I tripled the amount of green olives (but if you're not a huge green olive fan, tripling it may be a bit much). Also, there didn't seem to be a lot of sauce, and I was worried about the chicken getting dry, so I double the wet ingredients. It turned out great!
This was quick and easy; and as a martini lover it was an awesome treat. Very tender and juicy! Next time I'll add more olives since everyone in my family loves them!
excellent. Substituting a good vodka for gin also is quite good. Found increasing sauce portion by an additional 1/4 or so is even better.
This was very good and smelled great while I was cooking it. I changed the directions a tiny bit and added the garlic while I browned the chicken. I also took the advice of others and doubled the amount of sauce. I served this over penne pasta and it was a hit. The kids ate it without a complaint even though the sauce has a strong flavor. One of the kids wouldn't eat the olives, but they were easy enough to pick out. Thanks for the great recipe!
This tasted great. I sauteed onions and mushrooms along with the garlic and added them to the mix. I served this over pasta, but there wasn't enough sauce even though I doubled the liquid. Next time I will triple or quadruple the liquid. Too much sauce is better than too little; the extra can always be sopped up with some bread!
This was one of the best I have done in a while, and I've done lots. I was surprised at the flavor, not at all like a martini, but the gin and vermouth did wonders to the olives, and that was the flavor that came through. As normal, I only used 2 breast, but the full sauce. Perfect!
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While the stories were interesting, it became clear that the book was turning out to be was just that... a collection of stories. Anecdotes interwoven with varied pitches to go to web-sites, sign up for weekend seminars etc. are not what I consider to be helpful.
A short summation of the process is finally described with approximately 35 minutes left and the full process is never fully revealed in the book due to "a confidentiality agreement" with the "Dr." often referenced in this book. You'll have to buy the weekend seminar that he pitches to actually get the mechanics of "Zero Limits".
I too would return this book if I could. I'm disappointed that what I purchased was a marketing brochure. It was not at all what was expected.
This book is touted as an explanation of 'The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace, and More'. As a standalone recording this book is fine. However, if you are reading this book after reading "The Attractor Factor" and/or "The Key" then you will be gravely disappointed as there is no new information given in this digest. This book is merely an account of a step by step search to find Dr. Hew Len. If you are reading this book having absolutely no knowledge of the information contained in the previously mentioned books the information will seem fresh and invaluable. Good luck in your personal quest. RATING: One star if you have read other books by the author. RATING: Three stars if you have not read anything by this author before.
"Very disappointing"
BEWARE...This was misleading as you need to actually take the weekend course to fully benefit and a huge marketing tool/self promotion for his own products!!. He tells you very early that to get the full effect of this program, there are 25 methods to use it effectively, you must take the weekend course as some information he can not share with us so he directs you to the website to take the course! Also the second half of the program he plugs all of his websites and products he sells, and constantly refers to his previous book. Whats worse he mentions some of this new material contradicts that book but its OK because it depends on where you are on your path! Final caveat: smoking is only bad for you if you think its bad? Most of us are not enlightened masters so i think that is dangerous advice for the average reader!!!!
"Learn How to Enjoy the Ride!"
Most spiritual processes require a leap of faith. Zero Limits, and the Self-Identify Ho'oponopono method discussed by Joe Vitale and Ihaleakala Hew Len, help the reader understand how to recognize that we take this leap of faith every day, even if we don't realize it. Nearly all religions teach that we can chose the path the Divine has mapped for us, or we can follow our own path. Zero Limits helps us figure out how to follow the path our lives were meant to take, and how to enjoy the ride.
I listened to the book and it sounds pretty fascinating and just easy. Walk around and say "I Love You, I'm Sorry, I Forgive You, Thank You." By doing this you can get whatever you want and make any situation better. That sounds like the easiest thing I have ever heard of. That is really all this book is about and then Joe tries to sell you that it does work, over and over again.
I have tried it a few times with much faith but with absolutely no results. Joe Vitale is a likable guy and comes across as honest and caring. The only thing that was a real let down is how Joe promotes his other books, web sites and online programs to an extensive degree. Now I admit this program was inexpensive at $14 or so but it wasn't free. For that reason I don't believe I should have to listen to an hour or more of advertising.
Would I recommend this book? I really would have to say no unless you want to waste $14 and five hours of your time. I told you everything you need to know in the first two sentences. I will continue trying to use this program to get something out of my investment of time and money. If something does happen I will rewrite this and change the rating. For now it only gets two stars for the fact that Joe is a good presenter but is just lacking in good material.
"Zero value"
I was extremely disappointed in this book which amounted to. The secret of zero limits according to some Hawaiian mumbo jumbo new age jargin is as follows:
1. I love you
2. I'm sorry
3. Forgive me
4. Thank you
Basically by repeating these four sentiments to God/the Universe/whatever or other people, all your dreams will come true and good things will happen to those to whom you direct these sentiments. With the moral authority of a used car salesman, Joe Vitale, basically takes the ideas from this Hawaiian doctor who has miraculously cured an entire criminal psych ward simply by repeating the four sentiment mantra while looking at their files. "I love you. I'm sorry. I forgive you. Thank you."
This book is like "The Secret" but minus any useful or positive information.
The subject matter is excellent and it will at least give you some insight into the process, but it is very vague. The parts with Hew Len are also really good but there just aren't enough of them. JV is a salesman at heart who charges the full price for a book but really just delivers a great infomercial for the multitude of other programs he sells on the subject. I am too afraid to buy the DVD seminars because I think they will turn out to be infomercials for the book. If you can get it under $5.00 it is worth the listen, otherwise check out other sources for Ho'oponopono information.
"Very good over all but..."
In my opinion, this is one of Dr. Joe Vitelli's best works.
I find that reading his books (or listening to them in this case) is usually a lot like panning for gold: you have to stor through a lot of "fluff" to get the nugget of gold that is inevitably contained therein.
For this book I think the fluff content is about 66% (compared to the 40% of his other books, so this is a dramatic improvement).
Part of the fluff of this book (in addition to the usual "I have 500 handmade Italian sports cars") comes right in the middle. Some of the people who attended his seminar/dinner wrote "testimonials". It is my opinion these testimonials are 40 minutes of irritating, ego stroking, pedantic, lugubrious prattle.
The "gold" of this audio book is in the teachings of Ho Oponopono. How could you go wrong with saying to the divine "I love you, please forgive me, I'm sorry, thank you"?
Overall, Joe does a very good job of presenting the basic teachings of this amazing life changing concept.
"Big Disappointment"
Great Concept-terrible work from Vitale...unfortunatly he's taking his marketing to low levels. Joe you should be ashamed of yourself, you're letting your ego sell more then your common sense, if I could return this audiobook, I would. What confuses me most is that his other works are GREAT, but not this one!
"Zero Limits (Unabridged)"
What a disappointment! This book is nothing more than testimonials of some unproven new age philosophy and plugs for Vatalie's works. There is no substance to the book. You won't really learn how to implement change in your life by reading it.
"Zero limits: the secret Hawaiian system for.."
Really disappointed in this. Joe Vitale's narration is so infuriating, that I gave up on it. He uses the audio to repeatedly publicise his other material and give web addresses. He waffles on constantly with pointless anectodes and irrelevant detail, and never actually imparts any real information. I was left shouting at the audio player 'So what! Get on with it!' Then he tells you you need to go on a workshop to learn the system because he can't disclose it fully in this book. What a shame.
"Zero Limit"
This is basic advice about how to live your life and that you need to love yourself in order to let go of the past.
You need to be at peace with yourself in order to go on into the future.
"Hawiian System - does it really work"
Based on the Hawaiian system Ho'oponopono, this is a new and strange concept. However, I have to say you can have amazing results as long as you put it into practice. You honestly don't even have to believe it when you perform the techniques to clear yourself from memories (programming) or use the phrase suggested. I would fully recommend this, it really can work wonders but it is hard to accept we have total responsibility for our lives even for what others do, once you accept that and use the very easy techniques you really can change your life for the better and in a short space of time!
"Fascinating and effective! I love it! Thank you!"
Clean, clean, clean! Want to know more, then listen to Zero Limits. At last simple grounded truths, useable techniques and an honest route to being yourself. Start your journey back home to love, life and being yourself connected to the Divine.
I love it! Thank you!
"Good method Ho'onoponopono"
I do not know
It is very practical and it teaches you the Ho'onoponopono method which heals the soul/
I like listening to books when I am commuting to work
It is an educational book, not a novel
It can be life changing if you apply the methods
"Just 'do' it."
Don't give up on this process. If you don't get it the first time, go back and listen again. Just say - "I love you". I love you, I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. POI
"A very interesting read/listen"
There are some books that seem to work better as audio and this is one of them. I doubt if I would have sat and read this without something like a train or plane journey to give me the time, but I listened to this in the car and enjoyed it.
The notion that everything 'out there' is actually happening because of what's within you isn't new, but this book has a different slant on that.
I quite enjoyed Jo Vitale's reading of his book although I found the constant 'commercials' for his other books and myriad of websites rather irritating, especially in an audio where you can't see the URLs.
No, I didn't want to listen all in one sitting, but I did listen in long chunks in car journeys and while decorating at home.
"Something to work on"
yes, it can change your life if you recognize the message, or it can give you something to think about, even if you don't recognize the message.
The universal truth of ho oponopono.
It's a universal whisdom and it's the most simple and at the same time the most difficult way of living.
I won't make a film of it.
Try ho oponopono for a while and see what it does with you.
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Melissa Scollan-Koliopoulos
Professional Background
Educational Background
Scholarly Interests
Selected Publications
1. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. (2004). Consideration for legacies about diabetes and self-care for the family with a multigenerational occurrence of type 2 diabetes. Nursing and Health Sciences, 6223-227.
2. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. (2004) Theory-guided intervention for preventing diabetes-related amputations in African Americans. Journal of Vascular Nursing, XXII (4),126-133.
3. Scollan-Koliopoulos M., M. O'Connoll, K.A., &
4. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. (2005). Managing Stress Response to Control Hypertension in Type 2 Diabetes. The Nurse Practitioner, 30 (2) 46-49.
5. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. (2005). Managing Stress Response to Control Hypertension in Type 2 Diabetes. Holistic Nursing Practice, 19 (3), 134-137. (Reprint by publisher of article appearing in the Nurse Practitioner).
6. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M., Guadagno, S., & Walker, E. (2006). Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Practice Recommendations. The Nurse Practitioner, 31,14-25.
7. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. O'Connell, K.A., Walker, E. (Winter 2006). Assessing legacies of diabetes: Recollections of family members' illness representations and outcomes. Journal of Theory Construction and Testing, 9. 40-48.
8. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. O'Connell, K.A., Walker, E. (2007). The context of a legacy of diabetes: Correlates of self-care behavior. The Diabetes Educator, 33, 315-324.
9. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M., O'Connell, K.A., & Walker, E. (2007). Multigenerational legacies of diabetes and self-care. Research in Nursing and Health, 30, 508-517.
10. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M. & Walker, E.A. (2009). Multigenerational timeline and understanding of diabetes and self-care behavior. Research and Theory for Nursing Practice. 23, 1, 62-77.
11. Scollan-Koliopoulos, M., Walker, E.A. , & Bleich D.(in press). Perceived risk of amputation, emotions, and foot self-care among adults with type 2 diabetes. The Diabetes Educator.
2004 Sigma Theta Tau, Small Grant Award, Multigenerational legacies of Diabetes
and Adaptation, A Doctoral Dissertation,
2005 Nursing Education Alumni Association Postdoctoral research Award & UMDNJ- School of Nursing Institutional Support, Context and Substance of Multigenerational Legacies of Diabetes. Principal investigator. The goal of this study is to establish what types of multigenerational legacies of diabetes individuals may have in the context of a multigenerational occurrence of type 2 diabetes in the family.
2003-2005 NIH Grant NIDDK-20541, PI Dr. Elizabeth Walker, Diabetes Research and Training Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY.
2007 UMDNJ Foundation Grant, $38,000. Multigenerational Legacies of Diabetes
and Decision-making, Role: PI
2008 International Diabetes Federation, $65,000, Tailored Intervention for Inpatients:
Transitional Care Coordinator versus Conventional Care. Role: PI
HBSS 4120: Topics in health education
Review and synthesis of current knowledge on a selected topic related to health, such as teenage suicide, child abuse, violence, teenage pregnancy, and mental health.


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The goal of this project is to build a platform for research in behavioural game theory on social networking sites which will enable experiments of unprecedented scale, resolution, interactivity and social embedding. We aim at testing the behaviour of real people in game theoretic interactions in social networks. How do people negotiate with one another? How can we aggregate opinions of individuals to arrive at high-quality decisions? In what ways do people reciprocate other people's actions?
Go to the Action: Our first two games, Project Waterloo and Doubloon Dash, are now available to play - see below for details.
The ways in which people interact, socialize and communicate have dramatically changed in recent years due to internet-based technologies. This is a networked world that puts people in a closer-than-ever mesh. People regularly exchange information through internet social networks, communicate their opinions through internet forums and websites and base more and more of their economic decisions on information accessible through the internet. Many such interactions are strategic in nature: many organizations now invest in advertising and branding in social networks, and people use such networks to find jobs or business opportunities.
Classical game theory makes predictions regarding how rational agents would behave in strategic settings, such as in the domain of advertising, during business interactions, and on the job market. Although classical game theory does allow making predictions regarding human behaviour, in many domains, and especially network domains, it makes very strong assumptions. For example, the agents in classical game theory are assumed to be completely rational: they make their decisions solely based on maximising utility, they are capable of performing very complex reasoning and they assume that their adversaries are equally rational. Humans in the real-world, on the other hand are quite different. Their behaviour is sometimes emotional, they sometimes base their decisions on concepts such as fairness and reciprocity (rather than only on the monetary amount they get), and are bounded in their reasoning capabilities and often use heuristic reasoning.
The goal of the project is to test the behaviour of real people in game theoretic interactions, and especially those that take place in social networks. Some example questions are: how do people negotiate with one another? How does such negotiation take place in social networks? How can we aggregate opinions of individuals to arrive at high quality decisions? In what ways do people reciprocate other people's actions?
Our next major goal in the project is establishing a "Facebook Game Theory Lab". This is platform that would allow us to carry out experiments in which people interact with their friends in a set of games, designed to examine the strategic interactions that occur in a principled way. Example games are competition and resource allocation games and negotiation games. This way we can examine where peoples' behaviour differs from predictions from classical game theory, and devise tools to better predict the behaviour.
We believe that carrying out research in behavioural game theory on Facebook offers unique opportunities.
- Through "viral marketing" mechanisms we will be able to recruit a number of subjects that is larger by orders of magnitude from previous studies.
- Larger scale will allow an as yet impossible degree of resolution with respect to key socio-demographic and behavioural variables and will broaden the population considered beyond the narrow group of psychology grad students often recruited for such studies.
- The embedding in the subjects' social graph allows unprecedented types of analysis connecting individual variables with network characteristics and games played on the "playing field" of the social graph.
- The artificial "lab setting" of traditional experiments in behavioural game theory is replaced by the natural social habitat of the subjects, their circle of friends.
Microsoft Research - Project Waterloo
Our first project is a game played on Facebook called Project Waterloo, an example in the "Colonel Blotto" style. The game is played by two players; each has 100 troops at their disposal and needs to allocate those troops among five battle fields. Once both players have allocated their troops, the winner is determined by finding which of the two players has won more battles. A battle is won by having allocated more troops to it than the opponent.
The game is complex from a game-theoretic perspective, involves randomized strategies, and can be approached by reasoning about the opponent's reasoning. We have also found it to be fun, engaging, and slightly addictive. It is thus a great test case for studying actual strategic behaviour of people on Facebook.
Microsoft Research - Doubloon Dash
Doubloon Dash is Facebook app designed and developed by Microsoft Research to study how people participate in all-pay auctions. All-pay auctions are a particular kind of bidding mechanism in which all the participants have to pay the amount they bid no matter if they win the auction or not. Although the mechanism of all-pay auctions may sound strange, it is very common in day-to-day socio-economic situations.
One example of an all-pay auction is the job application process: All applicants make a "bid" by investing their time to prepare for and attend the interview, but only one of them receives winning utility by actually getting the job. In Doubloon Dash, players play the role of pirates who are searching for treasure. They compete with each other to reach the treasure by spending money (bids) on their ships. However, only the pirate who spends the greatest amount of money gets the fastest ship and reach the treasure first. The money and resources of all the other pirates will be lost.


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The Economics Internship Program provides three units of credit (on a credit/no credit basis) for graduate students (Econ 285) and undergraduates (Econ 185).
What is an Internship?
Interns complete 130 hours of work in a business, a nonprofit agency, a government office or a research institute. This is a great opportunity for students to identify a company or industry for future full-time employment.
How can I find an Internship?
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Do I qualify for an Internship?
Internships are open to graduate students and undergraduates majoring in economics. Graduates must have completed a minimum of 12 units of graduate courses with a GPA of 3.0 in those courses. Undergraduate majors must have junior standing and a GPA of 3.0 in the major.
Once the company or non-profit organization at which the student wishes to complete an internship is identified, the student must complete the Internship Contract [doc].
Once the student has reviewed the available material, and wants to pursue an internship, contact the Intership Coordinator listed below.
Internship Coordinator
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- Location: DMH 147
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Bahai Hands Of The Cause
I was milling through some stuff that I thought was lost after my last move and I found this article I wrote back in 1995. It is pretty good stuff and really, really digs into the authority, or lack there, of the Hands of the Cause under the guardianship of Shoghi Effendi.
I hope you enjoy the read. Feel free to talk about it in the blog thread also. Here is the link to:
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I'm late preparing this information for 2012, but since I'm going tonight to a game for the first time this year, I thought I'd better get this information together and post it. After a good year last year that saw two Mormons in baseball's All-Star game and at one point perhaps 13 active players who are Mormon, the prospects for this year look promising, but not at the level of 2010. Read more »
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Title: Future in situ balloon exploration of Titan's atmosphere and surface
Primary Author: Athena Coustenis
Secondary Author(s): J. Lunine, D. Matson, K. Reh, P. Beauchamp, J.-M.Charbonnier, L. Bruzzone, M.-T. Capria, A. Coates, C. Hansen, R. Jaumann, J.-P. Lebreton, R. Lopes, R. Lorenz, I. Mueller-Wodarg, F. Raulin, E. Sittler, J. Soderblom, F. Sohl, C. Sotin, T. Spilker, N. Strange, T. Tokano, E. Turtle, H. Waite, L. Gurvits, C. Nixon, T. Livengood, J. Blamont, R. Achterberg, M. Allen, C. Anderson, D. Atkinson, T. Balint, G. Bampasidis, D. Banfield, A. Bar-Nun, J. Barnes, R. Beebe, E. Bierhaus, G. Bjoraker, D. Burr, F. Crary, J. Cui, J. Elliott, M. Flasar, A. Friedson, M. Galand, D. Gautier, M. Gurwell, J. Head, M. Hirtzig, T. Hurford, T. Johnson, K. Klaus, W. Kurth, E. Lellouch, J. Martin-Torres, K. Mitchell, X. Moussas, M. Munk, C. Neish, L. Norman, B. Noyelles, G. Orton, A. Pankine, D. Pascu , E. Pencil, S. Rafkin, T. Ray, F. Rocard, S. Rodriguez, A. Solomonidou, L. Spilker, R. West, D. Williams, E. Wilson, M. Wright, V. Zivkovic
Institution: Paris Observatory, France
Summary: Many of the questions remaining to be addressed after the Cassini-Huygens mission require both remote and in situ exploration. Our understanding of the lower atmosphere, surface and interior of Titan will benefit greatly from detailed investigations by a montgolfiere, reaching a variety of locations
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Event and Classroom Management provides classroom technology support to classes identified by a CRN number on River Campus, as well as other curricular activities. This includes supporting traditional classroom audio/visual needs, such as slide and overhead projection, audio CD and cassette playback, and film and video screening.
The Classroom Technology team also provides support for the ever-increasing demands for in-class computer and multimedia projection. This service includes support of the public computing facilities for Arts, Sciences and Engineering; River Campus Libraries; and some campus departments.
Classroom Technology is committed to improving our facilities and services. If you have any suggestions or comments, please contact Jason Wagner.
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