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- peter yeseab
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Can we ever achieve World Peace?
Can we ever achieve world peace? and how would we approach it? It seems that the idea of world peace moves further and further away as war continues to progress across the world and oil companies seeming to govern our world. If there was a chance in which we could live harmoniously, could it be done in a country governed by the fundamental laws of capitalism? How would we combat different faiths and could science hold the potential for world peace?
Oct 13 2013: Gandhi had it right: "Be the change that you want to see in the world"
I think that's the best we can do
Oct 14 2013: Gandhi certainly caused great change, but unfortunately, he was also shot dead. Which goes to show you just how unrealistic world peace is, I'm afraid.
Sometimes, "best we can do" just isn't good enough. Even if its all that can realistically be expected.
Oct 14 2013: There are parts of my life where I got into trouble and caused a lot of pain and there are parts of my life which were much better and life was enjoyable. In both cases it was the choices I made that are the difference. In other words I choose my own destiny. If I change, my perception of the world around me changes. Gandhi died but he was right. We all die, the question is: Is the world a better place because we were here?Oct 11 2013: The word peace is a negative word and it defines negativity.Because when war is over after much blood shed,then we say peace has been established between two warring countries.When a person passes away and become dead then we say "May the soul be rest at peace".Peace is established after riot is over. So,what does it means that peace comes after negative events.Peace never comes before the occurrence of the negative event.
When ever you will Invite peace it will come only after negative event is over.Peace comes after noise.
Harmony is the word which is a positive word and defines positive events and positive actions.Harmony creates music and it does not come before or after any event . But , its existence is felt even while the positive events or actions are going on and even when the event is over.
So , Instead of peace people should focus on harmony. Invite Harmony and Peace will follow. Both , Harmony and Peace are Wife and Husband. Invite Wife , husband will follow.Invite husband war will follow.Oct 28 2013: No... we cannot.
Dave Kelly
Oct 23 2013: Peter, to answer the very end of your question, I do think technology can help move the world toward peace. The same issues we have today are in the way of course. Who has control of this technology? How does it get to those with less power/means? And so on. I believe that at some point in the future technology will remove some if not all of the issues the world has (hunger, disease, etc), which will at the very least help move everyone towards peace.
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On another note, the "trick" to peace may be to let people come to it. Like minded people need to come together and start working towards peace on their own and let others see the progress and come in their own time. Forcing people to conform is never going to work as that is just another type of "violence".Oct 23 2013: Seems to me that in certain areas and countries people are able to walk around without constant fear, even at night and being female. At least more so than maybe 100 or 200 years ago.
Slowly, very slowly this world is becoming a better more peaceful world.
Also, if we cannot be peaceful on a personal level, how are we supposed to achieve that on a worldly level?Oct 13 2013: World peace could be achieved. However, I don't see it happening anytime soon. It would require a shared vision and cooperation on a global scale.
We need to remove this primitive need for control and power. If we don't see a huge culture shift world peace is just not plausible.
Oct 15 2013: Henry Woeltjen 10+ I agree.
If you've ever watched Army Ants; Human Politicians are about at that stage.
The bulk of humanity just wants to get along, and they do, until someone
starts to make trouble. Then human lawyers jump into the fray, with a lie.
They can only make money if there is a conflict to be resolved. That is why
lawyers make up the bulk of the 3 branches of United States government.
They hop up on a stump, or as technology has provided, a soap-box,
and begin to lay out the "big Problem"; Peace is being threatened.
The solution: Always War. The Winner, writes the history.Oct 13 2013: maybe if we could remove or mitigate the emotion fear out of humanity but to do so would have other negative effects.
I see fear as the biggest driver behind problems. government's fearing they don't have enough resource's. Politian's fearing they will not make the next term in office unless they do what people want instead of what is needed or there fund will dry up from companies sponsoring there campaigns if they don't pass laws in there favour.
Personal fear( who's that weird looking person next door. can they be trusted. )
All my life I have had it drilled into me I am an individual and I think this is part of the problem. Fear is usually driven from unknown factors. So is to individual to be unknown?
But at the same time people are all most addicted to it. As most news papers would say (if it bleeds they read) and this just excavates the problem.
maybe some day we will achieve complete personal transparency between every one on earth
Oct 13 2013: I agree, it seems now everything and everyone is governed by fear. The only moments that we conquer our own individual fear is through being inspired and motivated to carry out good and moral actions. some of this can be done via faiths and other times role models. but the media in a sense carries the key to the medicine of national fear, as they are the ones telling ghost stories to make it sell. The manipulation of stories can have drastic effects on society, as you can start for example the story of British colonisation from the moment of the successful democratic independence of South Africa but not the colonialism itself.Oct 11 2013: We need to first ask the following questions: "What would world peace look like?" "How would it work?" What would it require of each of us as individuals?" When we answer these questions we can become more "Peace-Able"; that is, more capable of accepting our responsibilities in a more peaceful world, capable of behaving in ways that, as individuals and societies, honor the human experience in all its diversity and are more likely to lead to healthy, life affirming solutions to the inevitable conflicts that arise between us.
Scott Bell
Oct 11 2013: Yes. But there is no combat involved. It is beyond what the mind can conceive.
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Frank Barry
Oct 15 2013: Scott, What the mind of man can conceive, the United States Government can achieve.
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The United States as it's motive for Peace, makes preemptive Wars upon other nation's shores.
The United States names it's agency to carry out it's preemptive Wars upon other nation's shores,
the United States of America Department of Defense.
Go figure...
Oct 15 2013: What is to be done?
Oct 15 2013: Scott, I don't have much hope for us.
America did well from the time they were part of the Gold Standard 1870ish.
That changed in 1913-14. 100 years later, America is facing a future that
looks frankly, bad. Even the Mexicans see that the American Dream is gone. Evaporated.
My dream list --
Taxed Payers pay a flat 10% of gross income.
Welfare Burden limited to 10% of prior year net collected Taxes.
HealthCare Burden limited to 20% of prior year net collected Taxes.
Retirement Burden limited to 20% of prior year net collected Taxes.
Military Burden limited to 20% of prior year net collected Taxes.
Infrastructure Burden limited to 20% of prior year net collected Taxes.
Education Burden limited to 10% of prior year net collected Taxes.
Surplus accumulations to Foreign Aid to Water, Feed, and House.
Change our nation's system of Commerce to include safeguards.
Eliminate Corporate Protections, including Limited Liability Laws.
Prohibit Lobby efforts by any past/present employee of Government.
Scott Bell
Oct 16 2013: There seems to be crisis of Consciousness in the leadership. It may be a reflection of a similar crisis in Individuals of society feeling more and more isolated. More and more helpless. We seem to be deep into the rabbit hole of no hope. Then again, no great Transformation has occurred without having been preceded by great dangers.....great crises. The revolution must occur within the individual.....doubting everything for everything has lead us to this point. Fangers crossedOct 22 2013: Let us be the change we want to see. Since we are all here talking about it, it must be possible. We cannot overcome the evil of the world. The attempts at overcoming evils have only ever lead to more evil, evil that is justified in that "it is for the greater good". The evils must be circumvented. We must learn to live without those people and things that cause evil and through this, all who object and resist will see that their way is meaningless, and they will join us.Oct 20 2013: no, you cannot achieve world peace in the name of warOct 16 2013: We are too tribal - need a goal/cause that is in synch with all the goals of all the tribes.Oct 16 2013: I've wrung out everything I had on this topic.
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Historically, Statues are of Military Hero's.
Huge cemeteries pay silent homage to fallen soldier's of wars.
New crops are planted where major battles were fought.
No hope exists for change.
As Army Ants we humans march onward to our certain fate.Oct 12 2013: serious question brings another serious question :can the differences between faiths turn us all in tolerance together ?....like we're here in Ted everyone is tolerant with other and everyone might be with his own faith....from it i think it's a problem of intolerance to the faith...so why do you think we still stuck in the IQ like the best test we're using it now to partition the human and we're stuck until now to developing the EQ(emotional quotient)?...the wrongness is deep only the right can grow it to the absolute ethics...the principal of this conversation is noble and will honoring us back at the end i hope...Thank You
Lejan .
Oct 12 2013: Maybe ...Oct 12 2013: peter yeseab --
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Great idea to debate.
Can we ever achieve world peace?
There are nations without much history of War.
I suggest we study those nations and states who have lived with their neighbors for a period of
200 years or more, without engaging in any War or War-like activities, and have leadership which
treats citizens with respect.
Historically -
Fear has always been the fundamental root cause used by untrustworthy leaders through
controlled gossip to play on their follower's senses of insecurity, and thus, to create War.
Why are Americans always afraid? Controlled gossip.
Americans are always warned by our controlled content media - "Free Press" - to be afraid
of who's coming after us. People including voters are easily moved by a controlled content
media and their polls, A scheme of political party leaders selecting candidates usually results
in elected leaders that are untrustworthy.
Elected, our President's, lie to us, and play on our fears, our senses of insecurity, to create War.
Let me float this and get your opinion.
Oct 13 2013: HI Frank,
fantastic argument, but how are we as a people able to combat this 'controlled gossip'? and how do we know who to trust? you've got many people across the globe who have strived for peace and somewhat have succeeded to a certain extent, but it all comes down to the individual in the end. And laws must be put in place to allow people to see whats going on around them and be able to act on it. Power to the people in a sense, but although it may seem we have the power, in many democratic countries, games, TV and inflicted fear seem to slow down society from achieving peace.
Frank Barry
Oct 13 2013: peter yeseab, thank you for your thoughts.
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Past history -- Geographical Governments have used Churches and Mosques,
where people gather, to have their proclamations proclaimed by Church leaders
and Imams, which have double carried the weight of government's intentions.
Churches and Mosques where people gather, have been the trumpets, calling the
peoples to arms. .Western Church leaders accepting stewardship of the homes
and farms while their owners marched to war.
As you can see, the Government's methods were effective.
Recent history.
In the United States, a system of commerce was developed by Congress.
Corporations were given status "more" equal than that held by citizens.
As a carrot, Corporations were given Limited Liability Protections, intended
to keep them within the geographical boundaries of the United States.
Corporate empires were built, the nation grew great. Lobby's feasted.
Politicians, and Corporate Lobby maneuver's produced Political Parties.
The 2 Parties today are Corporate sponsored. They select every candidate
for political office, and guide their campaigns.
Controlled content of Media is achieved by the purchase of advertisements'
in vast quantities, and by specific information that is doled out to reporters.
This happens everyday of the year. Some reporters are stationed at the
White House for the dole.
The media has it's own Polls, Print and Video News, Television and Movies.
Americans know that the last 6 major Wars were started with a lie.
But the media hypnotizes the people to ignore the lies and re-elect the villains.
Getting Scary-
The United States Government has 850,000 employees
with Top Secret Clearances working for the current Administration.
CIA, DNI, DHS, DOD, DOJ, FBI, NSA, FISA, and Research Facilities.
Also, President Obama, the Congress, and the Supreme Court.
Are these Political People, their Agencies, with the Media, trying to
achieve World Peace?
Oct 13 2013: I think I may need to congratulate you on that one and a great century's worth of history!
Keith W
Oct 19 2013: NO, world leaders seek world order.. whatever that means..
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Da Way
Oct 12 2013: How do you define world peace? Absence of conflict or world co-operation? they are very different things.
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A common threat to all man-kind may achieve world co-operation, and if we fail to deal with the threat, and humans are wiped out, that would achieve 'absence of conflict'.Oct 11 2013: Hi Peter,
I go along with the bible. Bloodshed & mayhem will continue until most of the world line up against Israel. This will result in the long awaited Battle of Armageddon, which will be rudely interrupted by the Second Coming of Christ. He will impose world peace for a thousand years.
Oct 11 2013: Hi Peter Law
Valid point, however, that suggests that we should stand by and let the world carry on in chaos. Although a believer myself, doesn't the Bible teach that we should at least strive for peace?
Oct 12 2013: Jesus gave us two commands; 1) Love God, & 2) Love one another. In my daily life I seek to do both. The effect of this should be to cultivate peace. However, try as I might, I still have tendencies to anger, selfishness, lust, etc. I recognise however that ,by promoting Jesus & his instruction, the overall effect should be to spread peace.
The sorry truth is, however, that the very mention of Jesus get's the hackles up on the majority of people. So, yes, we should promote peace with all vigour, but we have to realise most people don't want it on these terms. Aside from that, the bible is quite clear regarding how history will end.
Oct 12 2013: Peter L,
You write..."Bloodshed & mayhem will continue until most of the world line up against Israel".
Then you say that we have two commands...1) Love God, & 2) Love one another
Is the whole world lining up against Israel a way to love them? Seems like a contradiction.
Peter Y,
Yes, I think/feel we can achieve world peace when we GENUINELY respect and love one another.
Lejan .
Oct 12 2013: I know of many long term experiments and effectiveness studies, yet after 2013 years without any significant positive result and progress, this case can definitely be closed.
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What 'get's the hackles up on the majority of people' isn't Jesus, its his promotion. 2013 years is to long a time for the always same commercial.Oct 11 2013: Hello Peter (Law),
How can an "imposed peace", be real peace?
Isn't that what dictator Tito did in the former Yugoslavia (impose peace), which lasted until after his departure, after which the country then descended into the horrible 1990s bloodshed of the latent suppressed unresolved psychological issues of Serbs vs Croats vs Bosnians vs Macedonians vs Herzegovinians vs Montenegrians as well as the two smaller ethnic groups in Kosovo and Vijvidina plus the Albanians who happened to be the wrong side of the border??
As I vaguely recall from the Bible, amongst many things Jesus suggested 'making enemies friends' - which can be taken at 3 levels (as can all holy texts) (i) at face value on the pure material level, (ii) in terms of consciousness and awareness, and (iii) mystically.
In which case the onus on us humans (being created of "God-stuff" in like image), is to work towards resolving our own inner conflicts whilst at the same time sponsoring a pilgrimage of trust on earth whereby we endeavour to see 'the Christ' in others, no matter what the material form appears to be.
To take a hands-off approach and blandly accept "bloodshed and mayhem" as inevitable until 'Jesus returns to sort it all out and impose peace' seems, to me, a cop-out unworthy of attempts at christian living.
Oct 12 2013: Hi Joshua,
Cool name by the way, same as Jesus.
See my reply to Peter above.
Dictatorship by man, & dictatorship by God, are entirely different.
We are talking of a being who created the universe; you just don't get any more powerful than that. He came to earth as a human to be totally abused by mankind, because it was the only way to extricate us from the aweful consequences of our own stupidity. If He did not love us, why would He bring such grief upon Himself?
I'll be honest. I have a pretty good life; but if someone offered me eternal life in this place, I would pass. However, to be cared for by a God who loves me enough to die for me, well that's a totally different story. That kind of dictatorship, I can handle.
W. Ying
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We can if we quit greed,
which makes wars.
(Greed comes from invalid (harmful) happiness)
Oct 11 2013: But that requires changing many bases of culture in western powers, how can we do that?
W. Ying
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Just let people know
invalid happiness is HARMFULL.
Oct 13 2013: haha true, but its going to need a power that has lots of influence to induce that ideaOct 11 2013: S A D L Y
Oct 13 2013: love the optimism
Oct 14 2013: Unfortunately we need to be realists. Hope I am surprised.Oct 11 2013: I wouldn't be holding my breath if I were you.
While more conflicts are being solved than generated since the end of the cold war, that may well be a temporary trend, and in any case would never really stamp out the last of the fighting. Or even get close to doing so.
Too much bad blood, too many politicians stirring up nationalist to the point of fanaticism to gather up votes, too many religious nut jobs trying to spread their faith with the edge of a sword, and to be perfectly honest, enough people whom are actually in need of killing to make some of the fighting worthwhile (take one good look at North Korea for example, and tell me you don't want to see that regime gone and buried).


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Internal migration spurred primarily by employment and marriage helps shape the economic, social, and political life of India's sending and receiving regions. Labor migrants face myriad challenges, including restricted access to basic needs such as identity documentation and social entitlements. This article describes the barriers to integration that labor migrants face, and details the policy environment surrounding their integration challenges.
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The Hidden Fire of Inwardness: Cavell, Godard and Modernism. The Legacies of Jean-Luc
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Where Film Meets Philosophy: Godard, Resnais, and Experiments in Cinematic Thinking, by Hunter Vaughan. New Review of Film and Television Studies 11.3 (2013): 398-401.
Times On The Road: Identity and Lived Temporality in Benoît Jacquots À tout de suite and
Lintouchable. Open Roads, Closed Borders: The Contemporary French-language Road
Movie. Eds. Michael Gott and Thibaut Schilt. Bristol, UK: Intellect Press, 2013. 103-118.
Reflections on the Evolution of Cinema=Godard=Cinema. Frames 1 (July 2012).
Remove the Inside, You See the Soul: Jean-Luc Godards Faith in the Image. Faith and
Spirituality in Masters of World Cinema, Vol. II. Ed. Kenneth R. Morefield. Newcastle
upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011. 106-118.
Moral Perfectionism in Eric Rohmers Ma nuit chez Maud. Studies in French Cinema 9.1
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Nostalgia for the Present: The Godard Renaissance Continued. Senses of Cinema 35 (April
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Underwater welding is a specialized field. There is an increase for underwater welding skills as the need for offshore fuel development rises. The need for repairing and developing marine infrastructure also drives the growing opportunities for these skills. Here is a starting guide for jobs in the field of underwater welding.
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To the original poster --- without knowing what you want to do, it's hard to recommend a machine.
Your first post said "around the house" ... which sort of implies minor repairs, hobby and garden art stuff, maybe building shelves, stands, and so on. _if_ (and that's a very big if) that is what you are doing, any of the 110vac MIG machines would probably suit your needs (such as a MM140), but you'd be much better off going up to a 230v machine (eg MM180 or 211). Miller, Hobart, and Lincoln all make decent machines in these ranges. Note that smaller machines cost less. If you are really budget concious, you could look at a Hobart 125.
If you don't know how to weld, I strongly suggest you take a course someplace, such as a local community college. Welding technique is as much art as it is science and having someone say "not, not like _that_, like _this_" is a huge help. It also can give you the chance to see a bunch of different machines and processes and maybe refine your question some...
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Bullet collection and roulette is BACK! Just in time for the school break. It's time to Break 'D Crate!
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 23, 2010) - The ETSU men's golf team will conclude the fall season beginning on Sunday at one of the premier events in college golf, The United States Collegiate Championship. The event, at The Golf Club of Georgia, enters its fifth year of competition, with the Bucs making their fourth appearance.
Hosted by Georgia Tech and often called "the Masters of college golf," the USCC begins Sunday with 15 of the nation's top college teams playing the first of three tournament rounds, beginning at 9 a.m.
The Bucs are coming off an 8th place finish at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges last weekend. They were led by juniors Peter Wilson (Locust Valley, N.Y.) and Devin Komline (Dorset, Vt.) as both tied for 16th place individually at 1-over par. Senior Paul O'Kane (Castledawson, Northern Ireland), sophomore Patrick Spraggs (Rochford, England) and freshman Spencer Lawson (Raleigh, N.C.) will join Wilson and Komline in the starting lineup at the U.S. Collegiate Championship.
The tournament typically brings future stars of the PGA Tour to The Golf Club of Georgia. Among the past participants are Rickie Fowler, who went from the 2009 USCC with Oklahoma State to the 2010 U.S. Ryder Cup team; Nationwide Tour standouts Jamie Lovemark (Southern Cal), Chris Kirk (Georgia) and Roberto Castro (Georgia Tech); and Rhys Davies (East Tennessee State) and Joel Sjoholm (Georgia State), who have earned victories playing as professionals in Europe.
The USCC was moved to the fall predominantly for better weather, but also to separate it from the club's other major event, The Georgia Cup, which annually brings together the reigning United States and British Amateur Champions for a charity match the week before the Masters.
Defending champion Clemson, which also won in 2006, joins the Yellow Jackets in a USCC field that includes 2009 NCAA Champion Texas A&M, 2008 USCC Champion Southern California, UCLA, Washington, California, South Carolina, Florida State, Virginia, Duke, Wake Forest, ETSU, Kent State and Georgia State.
Unlike any other tournament in college golf, the USCC features caddies for every player and an intimate fan opportunity to walk behind the players in the fairway, with no gallery ropes, in the style of the U.S. Amateur and Walker Cup. Also, in 2010 the tournament features Corporate Skyboxes around the 18th green, a first for college golf.
The USCC is televised by Comcast Sports Southeast, which serves more than 6 million households in 13 states. The date of the replay broadcast will be announced at a later day.
Teams that competed in 2009 will see some other changes this year - even beyond dry fall weather more conducive to firm, fast conditions.
The Golf Club of Georgia's practice facility has been expanded, adding 45 yards in length, a 8,000-square foot, 360-degree chipping green and more than twice the previous teeing area. Also, the Lakeside Course's par-3, 17th hole, which is guarded closely by a pond and previously played at 226 yards from the championship tee, can now be stretched to about 245 yards. New back hole locations have been added since the 17th green was extended by about 2,000 square feet last year and reshaped.
Three-day tickets are available to the public at The Golf Club of Georgia for a $20 donation to the tournament's charities - the Folds of Honor Foundation, which provides scholarships to the children of U.S. military persons killed in action, and the Georgia State Golf Foundation. Parking is available just minutes from The Golf Club of Georgia, with free shuttles to the Clubhouse. Tournament information can be found on www.TheUSCC.org. Live scoring information can be found at GolfStat.com.
The Lakeside Course, named "Best New Private Course in America" by Golf Digest in 1991, plays to 7,017 yards and a par-72.
The Golf Club of Georgia is a private, member-owned club north of Atlanta featuring two championship Arthur Hills-designed courses, Lakeside and Creekside, which was completed in 1993.
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An open and expansive outdoor space on the 8th floor of 41 Cooper Square, the Alumni Roof Terrace is an urban oasis with spectacular views of the New York City skyline. The Terrace bears the engraved names of alumni whose generous contributions helped to make Cooper Union's new academic building a reality.
Over 600 alumni supported the Alumni Roof Terrace Campaign, donating nearly $2.8 million. Since opening in 2009, the Terrace has become a vital part of life at the college as a popular gathering place for alumni, students, parents and friends.
The Alumni Roof Terrace Campaign officially closed on December 31, 2011. Cooper is currently calculating the final campaign totals and preparing to engrave the names of new donors in spring 2012.
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Geissler Golding has risen through the ranks at UWF to a position as a senior technical manager. He has an ideal combination of skills combining great technical capability with a highly effective ability to manage the work of others. He will talk about how his career has evolved from entry-level to where he is now, and he will discuss the rapidly-evolving nature of the work he performs. He will encourage an interactive discussion in which he hopes to gain feedback on the IT infrastructure at UWF.
When: Wednesday, March 25, 2015, 5:00 p.m., bldg 4, rm 350.
Refreshments will be served.
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AITP Intramural programming contest, Friday, February 13, 2015
The UWF chapter of AITP announces its Intramural programming competition:
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2015 AFCEA Blue Angles CyberThon!
Come join us Friday, January 23rd, as UWF participates in the AFCEA Cyberthon '15 competition at the National Flight Academy. Volunteers from the DoD Cyber operations and training commands have agreed to mentor and participate in this event intended to generate interest in cybersecurity.
Cyber experts are needed to fulfill critical cyber missions in both the military and private sectors, so by partnering as a community, and involving students, a cyber-skilled work-force pipeline can be developed for and encouraged to enter the local high-demand cybersecurity career field. According to Pensacola Today, "More than 2,150 middle and high-school student teams are registered for the national competition this year."
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UWF WAS PROUD TO HOST THE 2014 ACM Southeast USA Programming Competition!
The Department of Computer Science hosted the 2014 ACM Southeast USA regional programming contest on Saturday, 15 Nov 2014. UWF was one of three sites hosting the contest in our region of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. The practice round will be between 11am and noon EST, the contest from 1:30pm to 6:30pm EST.
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salmon fillets, skin removed
1 tablespoon
lime or lemon juice
1/2 cup
panko (Japanese bread crumbs, available in the Asian food aisle), or substitute dry bread crumbs
1/4 cup
flaked sweetened coconut
Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
Cooking spray
EXCELLENT recipe! I combined 2 tablespoons of butter (melted) and one table spoon of brown sugar and drizzled it on top of the coconut crust during the last 6 minutes of baking and it created a delicious sugar coating which added a ton of flavor! Everyone loved it--even my husband who isn't a big fan of salmon.
Has potential. I used more lemon juice to add additional flavor and cooked it a little longer at a lower temperature to keep it from drying out. I also baked it wrapped in foil and then broiled it for a few minutes at the end to prevent burning the bread/coconut mixture.
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This recipe has potential, but needs a little work. I would marinate the salmon in the lime juice for a while before coating it in the panko and coconut. I found that when I cooked it at the reccommended temp, the coconut burned before the fish was cooked. By covering the fish during cooking, then uncovering and broiling at the end to brown and crisp coating, I think that problem could be solved. I served it with caribbean rice (from Zattarain's) and a salad. The rice and salmon go well together!!!
I tried this recipe last night and loved it. My husband cooked it for our 34th Anniversary dinner, with my help, and it was delicious. We did bake it covered with aluminum foil, and at the last 5 or 6 minutes we uncovered and drizzeled salmon with melted butter and brown sugar, and just baked it under the broiler till crispy. We both loved it. Thanks for the recipe and tips.
I made this today and it turned out better than expected, I did change it a little though: -I toasted the coconut beforehand. -I didn't have any Panko breadcrumbs so I used rice crispies as a substitute. I also dipped the salmon in egg whites before the breadcrumb mix to make it stick better. -I followed a recommendation from a comment below and dripped a mix of 1 tsp brown sugar and 2 tsp melted butter on top of the fish, the last six minutes of bake time and it was great! I used two tbs of canola oil instead of the non stick spray and I thought 425 was too hot so I cooked the fish at 395 and flipped it over halfway through! I'm sure its excellent with the panko breadcrumbs so I need to try that next time!
Sooooooo yummmmmm! I have found my salmon recipe for life. I served with steamed veggies over jasmin rice and my teenager is begging me to make this again. Thanks for another great recipe!
I used grouper for this recipe which turned out to be a good choice. I also added olive oil, sesame oil, and ginger to the lime juice and marinated the fish for 3 hours. The flavor was great - and the coconut adds an interesting touch.
Well, I'm giving this a one star rating for it's ease. I cannot say anything good about the way it tastes. My DH and I love salmon, and this was such a big disappointment. I will not be making this again. Ever.
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How about leaving the logo alone, and concentrate on getting better players?
I love that logo.
Thanks for the work, but IMHO you were closer to nailing it with your previous tweak.
The freaking Dolphin in a helmet looks like the cover of a children's book... and should be deep sixed... The orange eye makes the Dolphin look mean... Kind of a zombie Phin... I dig it!!!
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Just got a confirmation from a source who has seen the logo that it looks really similar to a prototype I've seen.
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