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Sunday, February 03, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (February 3, 2002) - East Tennessee State's women's tennis team (0-1) dropped their season opener 7-0 to the sixth-ranked Tennessee Lady Vols (3-1) at the Memorial Center on Sunday. In the No. 1 doubles match, ETSU's Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla.) and Tatianna Arriaran (Cochabamba, Bolivia) were up 3-2 against two nationally ranked players, Alison Ojeda and Agnes Wiski. But the UT duo pulled away and won the game, 8-3. Tennessee's Majen Immink and Ashley Robards shut down ETSU's Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) and Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.) to win the No. 2 doubles match 8-0. In singles competition, Irey took on Ojeda in the No. 1 match and was shut out in both sets. Halim lost to UT's Wiski in two very long and tough sets (6-2, 6-1) in the No. 2 match. Immink took two sets from Arriaran to win 6-0, 6-0. Villavicencio lost her No. 4 match to UT's Robards, 6-0 and 6-1. ETSU's Heather Jones (Elizabethton, Tenn.) lost in two sets to the Lady Vols' Brooke Cordell, 6-2 and 6-1. The Lady Bucs return to action at home to take on UNC Asheville at 5 p.m. Tuesday,February 5th in the Memorial Center. #6 Tennessee 7, ETSU 0 Doubles: 1) Ojeda/Wiski (UT) def. Irey/Arraran (ETSU) 8-3 2) Immink/Robards (UT) def. Halim/Villavicencio (ETSU) 8-0 Singles: 1) (16) Alison Ojeda (UT) def. Jessica Irey (ETSU) 6-0, 6-0 2) (77) Agnes Wiski (UT) def. Gemma Halim (ETSU) 6-2, 6-1 3) Majen Immink (UT) def. Tatianna Arriaran (ETSU) 6-0, 6-0 4) Ashley Robards (UT) def. Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) 6-0, 6-1 5) Brooke Cordell (UT) def. Heather Jones (ETSU) 6-2, 6-1 Team Records: Tennessee (3-1) ETSU (0-1)


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By the year 2015, Australia is projected to have nearly 95% of its population residing in urban areas. The Christie Walk development in downtown Adelaide was built as an experiment in how sustainable and dense design could still offer a peaceful and quality lifestyle for its residents. The result is 27 very efficient and healthy households that require much less water and energy than their neighbors. The complex uses a thorough plan that maximizes health and efficiency, making the most of solar energy and providing a lot of outdoor living space on a small amount of land. The development shows how enriching sustainable building can be for a community, making it a pedestrian and plant friendly village.
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Finally had the chance to watch this documentary.
Brought back many memories of the good ol' days in computing. Wish I had known about Cal Arts back in the day. To see the faces to the names in the credits of the movies and now how PIXAR got its start, challenges, and successes is amazing.
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I started watching it. Here's the full documentary...
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Man, that was a terrific documentary. Accurate, informative, all the players involved, and above all incredibly inspiring. Thanks for bringing this up as a topic Greg. Really enjoyed viewing it.
Highly recommend watching the video folks. Take the time to see it.
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You're welcome Charles.
I remember the old days of computing as IBM's main plant is in my hometown. We had some very advanced computer geniuses like on every block.
I followed it well up until the mid to late 80s as I was one of the first editorial cartoonists to get the newest Apple systems and first IBM PCs. I saw the writing on the wall then that it would take at least 10 more years for the computers to get up to where I wanted them to be. The advances have been astounding and there's more to come.
The debate going on is that CG has killed 2D. I still don't buy that. It's 'investor speak' as I call it. Investors are interested in ROI and once a company goes public or relies on investors they give up too much responsibility for quality and integrity which inevitably leads to crappy products, decaying infrastructures that look good on paper but are like termite infested homes. It's not a matter of 'if', it's a matter of 'when' the house of cards will collapse.
I remember the old days when CG companies like Pixar were looking for investment capital. We entrepreneurs were hoping computers would cut the cost of overhead which is why we pushed for it. You've heard me discuss this time and again on your forum. The opposite happened, however, a CG flick is far more likely to get greenlighted even though history shows just because it's CG doesn't mean it will be a mega hit.
Story and characterization are still the rule of thumb here and as long as investors and suits don't friggin' get that axiom they'll continue to lose money.
I love it when I'm right.
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Does it follow the book? I read the book by the same name.
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A feature player at the collegiate level that has an impact on the outcome of the game. He generally cannot be shut down by a single player and plays on a consistent level week in and week out. Most importantly, he shows the potential to create mismatches versus many opponents in the NFL. He rates in the top 5-to-10 at his position and is considered a second round draft prospect.
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On September 18, Sugar Hill Records will release 'A Tear in the Eye Is a Wound in the Heart…' the second album by Black Prairie, the exploratory, back-porch ensemble founded by the Decemberists' Chris Funk, Nate Query and Jenny Conlee.
Produced by Tucker Martine, 'Tear in the Eye…' is the follow up to 'Feast of the Hunter's Moon', and the first Black Prairie album to primarily feature vocalist Annalisa Tornfelt. Written collaboratively by all band members, the album feels cinematic and familiar; Tornfelt's gentle, classic country-inspired singing is connected to the band's Baltic-Appalachian instrumentals by strange, orchestral interludes. The record is an evolution of the band's love of instrumental, Italian film score weirdness and the venerable, forgotten roots of American and Eastern European folk.
"I don't feel like there's any boundaries in this band at all," adds guitarist Jon Neufeld. "All my weird songs have finally found a home in this group."
Black Prairie was formed in 2008, in the living rooms of Portland's rich music scene, during downtime by the Decemberists' Chris, Nate, Jenny, who invited their friends Annalisa Tornfelt (vocals, fiddle) and guitarist Jon Neufeld. "At that time, I needed a shot in the arm," says Chris, who began spending more time with the Dobro. "We're trying to keep the acoustic integrity of the acoustic aspect of it - but otherwise, it's no holds barred. With these five instruments, what can we do?"
Black Prairie has become Portland's beloved "house band," and is recording a series of collaborations with singers in their hometown, the first release of which being a 7" with James Mercer of the Shins and Sallie Ford. Catch them on the road this fall.
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When the Century Club is called in to prevent the assassination of FDR, it's just another day on the job—but what they discover puts not just the President, but the entire world in jeopardy.
With psychic dinosaurs taking over Manhattan and beyond, it's up to Sally Slick, Jet Black, Mack Silver, and the other Centurions to save humanity—from extinction!
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In 1970 Yiannis Karimalis got a death sentence. Doctors in Pennsylvania diagnosed the Greek immigrant with abdominal cancer and told him he'd be dead within a year. He was not yet 40 years old.
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Devastated, Karimalis left his job as a bridge painter and returned to his native island of Ikaria. At least there he could be buried among his relatives, he thought—and for a lot less money than in the United States. Thirty-nine years later, Karimalis is still alive and telling his amazing story to anyone who will listen. And when he returned to the States on a recent visit, he discovered he had outlived all the doctors who had predicted his death.
On Ikaria, a mountainous, 99-square-mile island, residents tell this story to illustrate something they've known all their lives: on average, Ikarians outlive just about everyone else in the world.
For three weeks in April, I led a scientific expedition to Ikaria to investigate the reasons for the islanders' remarkable longevity. It was part of my research into the earth's few Blue Zones: places where an extraordinarily high proportion of natives live past 90.
Our team of demographic and medical researchers — funded by AARP and National Geographic — found that an amazing one in three Ikarians reaches 90. (According to the U.S. Census Bureau, only one in nine baby boomers will.)
What's more, Ikarians suffer 20 percent fewer cases of cancer than do Americans and have about half our rate of heart disease and one-ninth our rate of diabetes.
Most astonishing of all: among the islanders over 90 whom the team studied — about one-third of Ikaria's population who are 90 and older — there was virtually no Alzheimer's disease or other dementia. In the United States more than 40 percent of people over 90 suffer some form of this devastating ailment.
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Community members crammed into a room Tuesday night at the Southern Community Center for a town hall meeting about the proposed Dominion Cove Point expansion project, hosted by environmental activists.
At the "Calvert at Risk" town hall meeting, residents heard about the proposed Dominion Cove Point Liquefied Natural Gas exportation project from Chesapeake Climate Action Committee Director Mike Tidwell, Patuxent Riverkeeper CEO Fred Tutman, Earthjustice associate attorney Moneen Nasmith, and Cove of Calvert Homeowner's Association member Jean Marie Neal.
The goal of the meeting, Tidwell told the crowd Tuesday night, was to present the "facts that you haven't heard yet."
The "community leaders and experts will outline where the project stands and the fundamentally new and far-reaching pollution, safety, traffic, noise and other impacts residents could face if it moves forward," according to a Chesapeake Climate Action Network news release about the meeting.
CCAN is a nonprofit group that fights global warming in the Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., area; Earthjustice is a nonprofit environmental law group; the Patuxent Riverkeeper is a nonprofit watershed advocacy organization with the goal of protecting and restoring clean water in the Patuxent River and its connected ecosystem. The Cove of Calvert neighborhood is close to the Dominion Cove Point facility.
In April, Dominion filed its formal application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for its proposed liquefied natural gas exportation project. Currently, Cove Point is an import-only facility. Within the 131-acre, fenced-in area of its more than 1,000-acre property in Lusby, Dominion proposes to add equipment to liquefy natural gas and then export it.
At Tuesday's meeting, the panelists agreed the major concern with the proposed project is that a comprehensive environmental impact study is not yet proposed and that Dominion is claiming it isn't necessary.
"I don't think that I have enough information to know the full extent of this project," Tutman said to the crowd. "... We need to get answers before it's a done deal."
Nasmith said, "FERC has already decided they aren't going to do an environmental impact study. ... They've completely ignored the fact that they may need to do an environmental impact study."
In its application, Dominion said the project isn't going to significantly affect "the quality of the human environment" and so an environmental impact study isn't necessary.
FERC is analyzing information from Dominion, the application and supplemental correspondence and is preparing an environmental assessment, according to an Oct. 18 project review update. FERC also is analyzing information other commentators have filed, the notice states.
FERC already has identified several concerns and issues, including the purpose and need for the project, effect on water resources, effect on wildlife, effect on recreational and natural areas, effect of tree removal, increased road and marine traffic, effect on nearby residences and residential property value, economic benefits, public health and safety, effect on air quality and noise, cumulative effect and evaluation of project alternatives, according to the notice.
"The matter is still pending, and there is no pre-judgment. When there is an existing facility, the commission generally prepares an environmental assessment and can require that an environmental impact study is prepared if the situation warrants that type of action," FERC spokesperson Tamara Young-Allen said Wednesday.
She said the decision to conduct an environmental impact study will be outlined in the environmental assessment.
Following the release of the assessment, there will be a 30-day public comment period, and then the recommendations will be presented to the commission for a decision.
At Tuesday's meeting, Tidwell said Dominion is planning to build a power plant on the grounds to power the new liquefaction equipment. There are plans to use natural gas-fired turbines to power the refrigeration compressors needed to cool the natural gas to the point at which it turns into a liquid, according to the application and previous reports from Dominion. The waste heat from those gas-fired turbines will be used to generate additional electrical power onsite to meet the power demands of the facility, the application states.
"The noise from the compressors and turbines will be heard day and night," Neal said, adding that neighbors who currently enjoy a quiet evening on their porch "can forget that." She did acknowledge, however, Dominion's plans to build a 60-foot-high sound barrier wall on the southern and western sides of its property.
In regard to ship traffic, Tidwell said the community can expect between 90 and 100 ships per year coming up to the Cove Point pier. In the application, Dominion references a 2005 environmental impact statement that granted permission for up to 200 ships per year to travel to and from the pier and, therefore, isn't requesting an increase. In previous reports, Dominion has stated it is only projecting up to 85 ships per year will be traveling to and from the terminal.
When it comes to emissions, Tidwell said the proposed facility will produce about 3.3 million tons of carbon dioxide once in service.
On Wednesday, Dominion spokesman Dan Donovan, who said he attended the meeting, said the existing facility is currently permitted to emit 1.4 million tons of carbon dioxide and has never reached that level. Dominion is requesting a second emissions permit to be able to emit up to 2 million tons of carbon dioxide as an export facility, he said. During a recent meeting, the manager of LNG operation at Cove Point, Michael Gardner, said the emissions numbers are still under review by several national and state agencies.
"But you can't add them together," Donovan said, because one level is for gasifying the LNG, and the other is for liquefying the gas, "and you can't do them at the same time." In recent years, Dominion has not received LNG imports.
Another issue the panelists brought up is Dominion's proposed use of two offsite locations and increased traffic. Earlier this year, Dominion contracted the use of offsite property (split between two areas) for temporary construction laydown, parking and offloading large equipment from barges.
The first area is 179.1 acres across from Cove Point Road on the southbound side of Route 2/4. About 96.9 acres will be cleared and graded for use as construction worker parking, contractor staging for equipment and supplies and equipment assembly areas, the application states.
Earlier this month, Dominion shared its plans for road improvements there, including a traffic light at Route 2/4 and Cove Point Road and a turning lane along eastbound Cove Point Road at Little Cove Point Road. Those plans still are under review by the Maryland State Highway Administration.
The second area is about 11 acres in Solomons below the Gov. Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge, being leased from its current owner for use as a temporary barge unloading facility for two years. Only about 5.9 acres of the property will be disturbed during construction, according to Dominion's application.
In previous reports, Dominion has said the Solomons site solely is a loading area for large equipment coming off ships for construction, and the equipment will be moved to the Cove Point facility at night when it is less of an inconvenience to motorists.
Dominion, in its application, is requesting FERC's decision no later than Feb. 7, 2014, so construction can begin shortly thereafter. Dominion anticipates the export facility to be complete in 2017.
Dominion has said the construction phase will support up to 4,000 jobs for Maryland. Neal said, "The construction jobs are temporary. They're not going to buy homes for temporary work. They're not going to spend money in Solomons for a nice lunch. They probably won't even stay in local hotels."
Steve Zimmerman of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 26 said Wednesday he and about 30 other Local 26 members were at the meeting.
Zimmerman, of Owings, said he brought other Calvert residents from the union to the meeting to listen to the concerns. More than 60 members of Iron Workers Local 5 also were in attendance. The highlighter-colored shirts they were wearing, and the signs of the same color they were carrying, said, "Convert Cove Point."
Zimmerman said, "I'm glad it was such a good turnout for the community because people have concerns."
|Dominion project meetings coming up
|• Tuesday, Oct. 29: The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners will hold a joint public hearing with the Calvert County Planning Commission at 7 p.m. in the Planning Commission Hearing Room at Courthouse Square, 205 Main St., Prince Frederick, to consider proposed text amendments to the Calvert County Zoning Ordinance and amending the International Building Code. The amendments would provide an exemption for liquid natural gas import or export facilities from the requirements of the county ordinance, provide a definition of liquid natural gas import or export facility to Article 12 and propose to delete reference to the Land Use Article of the Maryland Annotated Code. In the building code, an amendment is proposed that would provide an exemption from the International Building Code for those buildings and structures of a qualified liquid natural gas import or export facility that are subject to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission review and inspection and not intended for human occupancy.
|• Tuesday, Nov. 5: The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 10:30 a.m. at the Calvert County Courthouse, Commissioners Hearing Room, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, to consider the adoption of an ordinance exercising the county's authority to grant a property tax credit against the imposed county property tax and approve an agreement for a negotiated payment in lieu of taxes and tax credits for Dominion Liquefied Natural Gas LLC.
|• Wednesday, Nov. 6: The Chesapeake Climate Action Network will be stopping from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Mary's Hall, Auerbach Auditorium, St. Mary's College of Maryland, St. Mary's City, as part of its nine-stop "Maryland Crossroads 2013: Clean Energy, Not Cove Point!" tour to educate residents about what they can do "to stop this pollution disaster — and to demand the things we DO want: solar and wind power."


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November 12, 2014
The University of New Hampshire invites applications and nominations for the position of Dean of the University Library. The University actively creates and nurtures a dynamic learning environment in which qualified individuals of differing perspectives, life experiences, and cultural backgrounds pursue goals with mutual respect and a shared spirit of inquiry.
The University of New Hampshire (UNH), the flagship institution of the University System of New Hampshire, is not only a land-grant institution, but also a designated sea- and space-grant university, ranking among the top-tier Carnegie research institutions in the nation.
The University is in the beautiful college town of Durham, NH, with campuses at UNH Manchester and UNH School of Law in Concord. UNH's research endeavors include space science, climate change, marine science and ocean mapping, sociology, American history, and creative writing, all of which are nationally ranked.
UNH's research enterprise includes $144 million of annual grant and contract funding, and is regularly ranked in the top five for impact in environmental sciences research and publications. Its law school is consistently ranked in the top ten in intellectual property law, and the University as a whole is ranked among the top ten of the most entrepreneurial institutions in the nation.
UNH, located in Durham on a 188-acre campus, 60 miles north of Boston, 8 miles from the Atlantic coast, is convenient to New Hampshire's lakes and mountains. The University enrolls 14,600 students and has over 600 fulltime faculty. UNH's tenure-track faculty are represented by the AAUP. Responsibility Center Management (RCM), a decentralized budget management system adopted in 2000, is a distinctive financial feature of the University.
The UNH Library includes the Dimond Library and branch libraries, which specialize in science, mathematics, and engineering. The Library holds 1.7 million volumes and offers extensive periodical holdings and digital resources. It is a member of the Boston Library Consortium and is a depository for federal and state documents. The University Library also shares resources with the campus libraries at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester and collaborate with the UNH School of Law.
The Dean is the senior administrative and financial officer of the University Library, reporting to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and is a member of the Deans' Council. Responsibilities include the direction, development, implementation, and evaluation of all aspects of library services. The Dean currently oversees 18 librarians with faculty status, 49 staff, and an effective budget of over $13 million that includes a $6 million materials budget. The Dean provides leadership in library and information technology, working closely with the University's Chief Information Officer, and collaborates in fundraising with UNH Advancement.
The successful candidate will demonstrate the capacity to advocate for the Library; foster an organizational culture based on respect, service, teamwork, personal and professional growth, and accountability; possess the leadership, managerial, and communication skills required to work effectively with the Library's many constituencies; display sensitivity and responsiveness to issues of diversity and multiculturalism; and be conversant in and skilled at addressing national trends in research universities and librarianship in a student-centered learning culture.
Minimum qualifications: Master's degree in library science from an ALA-accredited program and an earned doctorate from an accredited program; a record of increasing professional and managerial responsibility and scholarly attainment consonant with the awarding of tenure; proven leadership in strategic and fiscal planning; demonstrated analytic and strategic skills in prioritization, resource allocation, decision-making, and managing change; and demonstrated knowledge of trends in both librarianship and information technology as it applies to library applications and services. Demonstrated success in higher education leadership, including the ability to work collaboratively with diverse constituents, is preferred.
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Confidential nominations and applications that include a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, and the names and complete contact information for five references should be emailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com
The University seeks excellence through diversity among its administrators, faculty, staff, and students. The University prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, veteran status, or marital status. Application by members of all underrepresented groups is encouraged.
November 12, 2014
The UNH Library seeks a knowledgeable and innovative subject specialist librarian to support instruction and research for the UNH College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA).
For a full job description and application process please visit https://jobs.usnh.edu/.
With a focus on public service, the Life Sciences and Agriculture Librarian serves as liaison to Biological Sciences; Molecular, Cellular & Biomedical Sciences; and Natural Resources & the Environment. The incumbent has primary responsibility for the proactive development and delivery of responsive reference, research, and instructional support, and the development and management of library collections, working with COLSA faculty, Collections Management Librarian, and other liaison librarians.
UNH is a public land-, sea-, and space-grant institution with emphases on undergraduate and graduate research.
Working independently as well as collaboratively, the Life Sciences and Agriculture Librarian will advocate for and lead library efforts supporting the assigned liaison areas through the library's newly-created Natural Sciences Resource Center. The incumbent will collaborate on scholarly communication initiatives with special focus on liaison areas and will participate in evolving library data services efforts.
Reporting to the Dean of the University Library through the Library Department Chair, the position is a 12-month, tenure-track faculty position; the successful candidate will be expected to meet University reappointment, promotion, and tenure requirements
Duties and responsibilities
- Supports all levels of research and education in COLSA; actively engages faculty, students, and staff, developing strong working relationships and partnerships as well as knowledge of COLSA's teaching and research needs.
- Has primary responsibility for information literacy in COLSA subject areas including classes, research groups, and individual instruction; collaborates with COLSA faculty to provide and assess library instruction for their classes in appropriate formats and platforms.
- Directs and provides reference service in all COLSA subjects to students, faculty, staff, other researchers, and the general public; seeks and develops effective and innovative content and communication strategies for reference service.
- Promotes awareness and knowledge of relevant information resources and services; creates online and digital content with existing and emerging tools and technologies.
- Collaborates with the Collections Management Librarian in the development and management of the library's collections in life sciences, agriculture, and natural resources in all formats, serving as liaison to the Departments of Biological Sciences; Molecular, Cellular & Biomedical Sciences; and Natural Resources & the Environment; collaborates on service to interdisciplinary fields such as sustainability and marine sciences.
- In collaboration with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Librarian and other science liaison librarians, advocates for and contributes to library and university support of scientific research and instruction; communicates with UNH Library faculty and staff concerning developments in scientific scholarly communication.
- Works with library colleagues to support scholarly communication initiatives and newly emerging modes of research, such as e-science; educates and informs those in COLSA liaison areas about relevant developments in scholarly communication and library initiatives; works with COLSA researchers to support the development of data management and curation plans as appropriate.
- Maintains strong awareness of academic missions and programs that are intrinsically linked to life sciences, agriculture and natural resources, such as the University's land-grant and sea-grant missions, UNH Cooperative Extension, the Water Resources Research Center, the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, the Jackson Estuarine Laboratory, and the Thompson School of Applied Science.
- Stays current with developments in science librarianship; takes an active national leadership and advocacy role; stays abreast of developments in the fields of life sciences, agriculture, and natural resources; seeks opportunities for professional service at the library, campus, state, regional, and/or national level.
- ALA-accredited Masters degree in library and information science.
- Second advanced degree in a relevant subject area.
- Minimum 2 years of experience; may include combination of library experience, teaching, and scientific research.
- Excellent analytical, organizational, and interpersonal skills, resourceful and able to integrate details with broad perspective.
- Knowledge of scientific communication and the research process.
- Commitment to excellent library service for all levels of research and education.
- Flexibility and ability to enjoy working with learners of varying backgrounds, including the general public.
- Demonstrated oral and written communication skills; strong interest in scholarship and professional service.
- Proven ability to lead, collaborate and work independently.
Additional desirable qualifications:
- Science library experience highly desirable.
- Strong academic or experiential background in scientific information sources and scholarly communication in the life sciences, agriculture, and/or allied areas.
- Demonstrated teaching ability.
- Experience in professional presentations and/or writing for publication.
Equal Opportunity Employer
The University seeks excellence through diversity among its administrators, faculty, staff, and students. The university prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, veteran status, or marital status. Application by members of all underrepresented groups is encouraged.
October 21, 2014
International Open Access Week is this week, from October 20th-26th.
Open Access is about changing the way scholars share their work with the world.
Open Access means making research available on-line to the public to read and use free of charge and with as few restrictions as possible.
Learn more: http://libraryguides.unh.edu/openaccess
October 17, 2014
As always, we want to know what you think about our services, collections, and instruction.
Due to a large volume of spam recently however, we have disabled our site-wide contact form. In the meantime, please contact our Assistant Dean, Tracey Lauder, directly using her contact form.
Thanks for your feedback!
October 16, 2014
IEEE Day will be on Thursday, October 30th, at Kingsbury Hall.
Computer and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Presenter: Ruth Wolfish, IEEE Client Services Manager
IEEE Info Table
9:00am - 10:30am, by Albert's
Tips & Tricks: IEEE Xplore & more
11:10am - 12:30pm, Kingsbury N233
(FREE Pizza and prizes!)
Online Scavenger Hunt
Begins Friday, October 24th
Win a t-shirt! More details at the library (Kingsbury S236)
Have fun and connect with your resources!
Information about IEEE, networking, job searching, library resources, and more!
Contact Emily Poworoznek if you have questions about this event.
Presented by the IEEE in partnership with the UNH Library
October 14, 2014
The Geospatial Services Center provides basic-level assistance with geospatial technology and help in finding data sources for analysis using geographic information system software.
The GSC is located at: Room 337, Dimond Library Level 3 (Main Floor)
For fall hours, services, and more, visit the Geospatial Services Center.
For questions, contact Government Information.
October 14, 2014
Government Information is currently featuring: Ebola Resources for the Public.
The UNH Library is a Federal Repository for government information, and faculty librarians are available to help gain access to resources to help educate and inform citizenry.
For more information, please visit, email or call the reference desk on Level Three in Dimond Library (862-1544 or firstname.lastname@example.com).
You can visit Government Information to learn more about the featured resource, and to explore other services and resources.
October 14, 2014
The Library is doing a usability test of a web site and we need a few participants on the morning of Thursday, October 30. It will take about an hour of your time in Dimond Library.
For your participation, you will receive a $15 Dining Services card, good at any Dining location on campus, or a USB flash drive.
If you're interested and available, please contact Kristin Parker.
October 8, 2014
In celebration of Halloween, there is now a very scary film display in the Multimedia Room (Dimond, level 2)!
The display includes:
- American Werewolf in London
- Blair Witch Project
- Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind
- Frankenstein
- Hannibal
- Night of the Living Dead
- Psycho
- Rosemary's Baby
- The Omen
- Alien
...and many more creepy films!
The display will be up for the month of October. Come check them out!
October 8, 2014
Logging in to your Interlibrary Loan account (ILLiad) is about to become easier!
Starting Friday, October 10, when you log into ILLiad, you will be asked for your UNH IT ID username and password (the same username and password as Blackboard). Once verified, you will be forwarded to your Interlibrary Loan account. This provides a more secure login system, and one less set of credentials for you to remember! You will no longer use your self-created username.
System will be down from 7:00am until 12:00pm on Friday, October 10th.
If you have questions or comments about this change, please contact our ILS Coordinator, Cliff Poulin.


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Make "Celebrate Charles: A Fun-Filled Fourth" part of your Fourth of July plans.
Beginning at 4:30 p.m. at Regency Furniture Stadium at 11765 St. Linus Drive in Waldorf, local businesses, artisans and food establishments will be showcased in the "Best of Charles County." Live music will be performed.
In addition to a fireworks display at 9:30 p.m., guests will enjoy a special, one-of-a-kind, daytime fireworks show at 6:30 p.m.
Admission to the event is free; however, activities, food and product purchases all carry fees. A ticket is required to attend the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs baseball game at 6:35 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the stadium box office. Guests will receive a free wristband with the purchase of a ticket.
Additional parking will be available at Mary B. Neal Elementary at 12105 St. George's Drive in Waldorf with free shuttle service to and from the stadium.
Contact Rachel Reynolds at 301-645-0601 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Indian Head will hold a celebration at 3:30 p.m. July 4 on the Village Green Pavilion at 100 Walter Thomas Road. There will be amusements, live entertainment, Rockin' Roger DJ and food for sale.
Call 240-375-4061 or go to www.townofindianhead.org.
The Watermelon Bash will be 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 4 at La Plata Town Hall at 305 Queen Anne St.
Go to www.townoflaplata.org.
Thomas Stone National Historic Site will hold an Independence Day celebration 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the site, 6655 Rose Hill Road, Port Tobacco. A memorial service will be 10 a.m.; historic toy display, free carriage rides and tours offered.
Call 301-392-1776.
Friends of Smallwood State Park and park staff will hold a program 1 to 3 p.m. July 4 with Colonial music and cooking displays, tours of Smallwood's Retreat, a wreath-laying and a talk about the connection between Gen. William Smallwood and Thomas Stone.
Smallwood State Park is at 2750 Sweden Point Road, Marbury. Call 301-743-7613.


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Fortunately, Buffalo is considered a pretty crap opportunity, which is how Gailey got the job in the first place. Definitely seems like they'll be hiring a low level retread of the Norv Turner variety, which would be fine by me. Ken Whisenhunt is another option, but he's actually a good coach, unfortunately. Reid would be a disaster for us. He had a bad year this year but he's a fantastic coach.
Adam Schefter had an interesting speculation that because Shad Khan has lived for a lot of his life in Chicago and is/was a big fan of the Bears, he might make a big push for Lovie Smith. Somehow I doubt it, though. Anyone who coaches there is going to have to sign off on trading for and starting Tim Tebow, which will severely limit their options. Mike McCoy is too hot a coaching prospect to go there.
Should be interesting to watch.


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West Nile Virus found in local areas was covered by the local news.
Wills Park was Confirmed as being one of many local areas to have been affected.
Take some repeliant and or suggest people might want to wear extra layers of clothes.
This subject is not new to our state. People being aware of current conditions and cautions along with preparing can help.


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Jim Beauregard's Tasting Notes: Sam Adams' spring offerings
SPRING IS OFFICIALLY here and the snow is finally melting.You know what that means - Sam Adams has new selections for spring.
The Boston Marathon is this month and that means Sam Adams has released its 26.2 Brew of 2013, made to commemorate the 117th running in Boston.
Fun fact: Jim Koch, the founder of Sam Adams, released his first batch of beer on Marathon/Patriot's Day.
The 26.2 Brew is a Gose (Goz-eh) style at 4.5% ABV. Gose is an old style of beer from the German city of Leipzig (workplace of JS Bach, among others), an unfiltered beer made from wheat, typically a cloudy yellow color, and the flavor profile can contain hops, spice and specifically, coriander. It was out of favor for some time, but is slowly making a comeback.
The 26.2 Brew is yellow-gold, cloudy, slightly off-white head, hoppy nose with spice up front, malt in the background, coriander on the palate, hops, some flavorful background spice, and wheat along the base, refreshing without being too sharp. A very nice blend.
For a complete list of bars and restaurants that will be serving Sam Adams 26.2 Brew during the season, go to blog.samadams.com.
The next set of beers is part of the Sam Adams IPA Hopology Variety Pack, in stores now, retailing for $16.99-$19.99. They all fall under the broad IPA heading but there's a quite a bit of variety within the style.
Sam Adams Whitewater IPA, 5.8% ABV, American and Australian hops, for a distinct wheat malt , gold and cloudy under a frothy white head. Grapefruit is what comes through first on the palate, but the wheat walks with it all the way through a long, hoppy finish. Staying power on the palate.
Sam Adams Grumpy Monk Belgian IPA, 6.5% ABV, which Sam describes as a reinvention of the "traditional Belgian ales brewed by monks" (though I hope they didn't all look as grumpy as the guy on the label).
Six different hops varieties went into the bottle, and Belgian yeast. Gold to amber beer under a huge tan head, mostly creamy, lasting. The nose is a harmonious blend of hops and malt, and the palate is a smoother presentation of hops and maltiness, mellow, compared to the lively, Whitewater above. Spice along the way, though the bitterness is what plays out most consistently.
Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA (6% ABV). five hops from latitude 48, natch, ideal hops growing territory. Careful, the head will overflow unless it's a slow pour. Bright amber color, off white head, creamy, hops and spice on the nose. There's a bright hoppiness, and bitterness, insistent and enduring, making it a good summer beer to perk you up on a hot evening. Spicy foods come to mind right away.
Sam Adams Tasman Red, Red IPA, 7% ABV. A red IPA, darker than its predecessors, amber with dark red hues, a range of citrus flavors move forward on the nose, with grapefruit on the palate, but darker fruits as well. Depth, harmony and a long finish.
Sam Adams Third Voyage Double IPA, 8% ABV. Third voyage is a reference to Capt. James Cook, whose third voyage brought him, for the first time, from England to Peter Jackson land (New Zealand), and to the Pacific Northwest.
The beer incorporates hops from all three of these regions (Cascade, Simcoe, Zeus, and Summer Saaz, if you want to know). Amber-gold hue, very deep and bright at the same time, good carbonation, white frothy head, light hoppy nose, but a rich malty palate of bread, bitterness and zest. The DVD just came out - try it with "The Hobbit, An Unexpected Journey"..
And I've saved the darkest for last. Sam Adams Dark Depths Baltic IPA, 7.6% ABV. Porter's cone under the broad heading of English Ales, which in the 1700s were intense and dark, and shipped from England across the North Sea (hence the Baltic name). It's usually dark brown in color, and they traditionally run from 7% to 10% ABV. The Sam Adams comes in at the lower end of that range, but matches the traditional dark brown color, and sits under a huge light brown head. Of all the beers, this is the malt one - the nose is rich in malt, the body is full, and filled with flavors of bread, molasses, toasted and nutty notes that stay and stay. Grab them quickly while we still have a few cool nights left.
Taste of the Nation: New Hampshire's hottest chefs, restaurants, and mixologists will gather for Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation, the premier culinary benefit of the year. Taste of the Nation Manchester raises critical funds needed to support Share Our Strength's efforts to end childhood hunger in New Hampshire and across the nation.
This year's event is May 1 at The Radisson Hotel Center of New Hampshire, 700 Elm St., Manchester, from 6 to 9 p.m. with a VIP reception at 5 p.m.
Food Network and Cooking Channel star and New York Times best-selling cookbook author Melissa d'Arabian will attend the event as a special guest.
Tickets for Taste of the Nation are $75 for general admission and $100 for VIP and can be purchased at tasteofthenation.org/manchester.
Look for reviews of some of the wines that will be served at the event in the coming weeks.
Contact local beer and wine writer Jim Beauregard at tastingnotesnh.com.
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2011 Stanley Cup ChampionsGame 1 - June 1, 2011 Game 7 - June 15, 2011A Panoramic View of Game 6 in Boston, Massachusetts - The Rob Arra Collection
Own a piece of history for your wall! Published to commemorate the Bruins' sixth Stanley Cup Championship in team history, and first in 39 years, this amazing panoramic print takes you to the second period of Game 6 at TD Banknorth Garden in downtown Boston. Down three games to two in the series, the Bruins returned home with their backs against the wall, but their confidence riding high. Cruising with a 4-1 lead, all but assuring a trip to Vancouver for Game 7 and a date with destiny...SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall.
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In 1933 Herman Grady Phillips from Georgia, was lured to South Carolina by the great quantities of blue granite. He opened a wholesale finishing plant in Rion, South Carolina before moving his plant site adjacent to the Winnsboro Blue Granite Quarry. His son, Herman Grady Phillips, Jr. (Phil) joined the business in 1952 and in 1966, Phillips Granite Company was moved to its present site in Winnsboro. In 1977, Herman Grady Phillips III, (Grady) joined the company and is now the President of Phillips Granite.
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Force India lacked pace in Saturday's qualifying in Texas while Caterham led the battle of the backmarkers ahead of Marussia...
Force India lacked pace in Saturday's qualifying in Texas while Caterham led the battle of the backmarkers ahead of Marussia...
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Paul di Resta: "I'm reasonably happy with today's result because this is a track that does not particularly suit my driving style. The wind picked up quite a bit before qualifying, which made the conditions tricky and I think we made the most of that. We out-qualified some quick cars today and in the end I was just a tenth away from making Q3. I was planning to go for a final quick lap in Q2, but I came across Lewis [Hamilton] on my out lap, who was cooling his tyres. It meant my out lap was compromised so we aborted the run. We can make a free choice on tyres tomorrow and we've shown recently that our performance on race day has been our strength. If we can make a good start and optimise the strategy, then points will be within reach."
Adrian Sutil: "It's a disappointing result today. The car has been quick through all the sessions, but things didn't go to plan today. I had to overtake a lot of traffic on my quick lap in Q1, including a Marussia going into the final corner, and that cost me the chance of making Q2. I then started another lap and suffered a brake disc failure on the front right, which ended the session for me. So I'm starting in P17 and I just hope we can do something with the strategy to try and get up into the points tomorrow."
Charles Pic: "We had a small mechanical issue at the start of FP3 which meant I had to come in earlier than we'd planned on run one. It was fixed quickly and I was back out on the primes for the first full run and, compared to Friday, the car was definitely better. It was a little on the oversteer side, especially in the medium to high speed turns, but it was good in the lowspeed sections. In qualifying the car balance felt very different form FP3. Maybe the change inwind direction affected it a bit but it was understeering through turns four to nine and in 11, and then oversteer came in on the exit of turns 13 and 19 so I couldn't really attack as I had in FP3. We have a penalty anyway because of the gearbox change we had to make this morning so I was always going back a couple of places, but even with that it would have been good to carry through the pace from the morning session to qualifying."
Giedo van der Garde: "Right from the start of FP3 it was clear the changes we'd made overnight had worked well. The track conditions were a bit better but the car was back to how it had been in the last few races, much more balanced which meant I could push round the whole lap. We still had a bit of front locking to deal with and I was struggling a bit with traction, but overall it was a good start to the session. We tried a camber change for run two but it didn't improve anything so we stuck to what was working and the rest of the session was ok. On the performance run I didn't have a clean lap so my final time was definitely away from what it could have been, but overall I was reasonably happy going into quali. We went for two three lap runs in quali and I have to say I'm very pleased with where I finished. Considering the fact this is a new track for me, and I missed FP1, to finish ahead of the other guys we're fighting with is, I think, good work. The car felt really good in Q1, I'm not sure there was a lot more in it but still, we start tomorrow in 19th and I think it'll be an exciting race."
Jules Bianchi: "After the problems we have experienced so far this weekend, we absolutely needed to find the right solution in time for qualifying. I'm very happy that we did this and although we haven't been able to spend the time to tune the car, we made enough progress to split the Caterhams, which is a good result from where we were. Had we been fully there with the balance, who knows, it may have been possible to get ahead of Van Der Garde as we were just a few hundredths away. It was pretty windy in Sector 1 also, so if we look at the overall picture we have to be pretty pleased with the result. My thanks to the Team for all the hard work in resolving our problems and now we can look forward to the race with a little more confidence."
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Mary Elizabeth Sheridan (Ralls) Kemper, 64, of Bellevue, died at home Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010.
She was born Oct. 7, 1945, in Pittsburgh, to Rita Sheridan Ralls and Donald Edward Ralls. Mary Beth was a wife, mother, artist, pilot, community servant and passionate lifelong learner. She married Stephen on March 3, 1978, in their home. She was the first Chairman of the Architectural Standards Committee in Bellevue, was a member of the Bellevue Arts Counsel, served many years as senior warden of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, and in 1994 was president of Bellevue Chamber of Commerce.
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Stockholm, Sweden 2014-02-28
HEAD Swimming signs a three-year agreement with XTERRA Nordic. The agreement extends over 2016 and will be an important step in establishing HEAD as a strong player throughout the Nordic region.
XTERRA - The European Union's premier Off-Road Triathlon Series. Featuring championship races in twelve countries leading up to the XTERRA World Championship in Maui, Hawaii, USA. XTERRA Nordic is the brand new Nordic edition with several events scheduled in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The events will include Triathlon, Open Water Swimming and SwimRun.
"We are excited to partner up with a high quality swim brand like HEAD. We look forward to the cooperation and to helping HEAD to introduce themselves to the Scandinavian triathlon market," says XTERRA Nordic race director Steen Aagaard Walter.
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I've become a mobile mechanic and chopped the legs off my roll around tool cart and have tack welded it down into the bed of my el camino. In order to fit my air compressor back there and still have access, I initially have positioned my tool box facing side ways. Gives me a little room to work with, but it stinks because I have to lay half my body in to get my tools out. Take a look:
Bad pic but you get the idea. I'm trying to get a little more time out of this el camino before I upgrade to a much needed van. Here's my question.
Can you folks help me come up with a way that I could slide this thing out towards the tail gate, and have all the strength be from something welded to the bed, because this tail gate can't support any wait. I'm thinking it would take some kind of heavy duty rails, but I don't know what exists out there or where to get it.
Or if we could come up with a way to let it lock down in the position its in, but have the ability to pivot it 90 deg. so the drawers face the back of the truck so I don't have to lay in like I do now, which is quite embarassing.
I have a welder but no fab experience, I'm sure most of you could handle this but I don't know what hardware is out there that would be logical here.
If your wondering why I welded it down, its strictly a theft deterrent, I figure anybody that wants to steal my tools is going to make a lot of noise doing it.
And its' sitting so far back because my camper shell comes down at a tapered angle so thats the closest I could place the box towards the back and still be able to close the camper and tailgate doors.
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That might give you some ideas. Looks like there may be some links with detailed installation instructions that could also show you some ideas for doing it yourself.
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Thank you very much. I guess that just about nails my question down.
I'll have to get a price quote. A el camino should be about the smallest model sizing they have so maybe that'll be affordable.


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Mary Virginia "Gid" (Gosser) Patrick, 92, of Sandusky passed away peacefully early Tuesday morning, Feb. 2, 2010, in Metropolitan Hospice in Marietta, Ga.
Known best as Virginia, she was born Oct. 26, 1917, in Sandusky. Third of four children, she is the daughter of H.W. "Harry" Gosser and his wife Mary Catherine "Mayme" Oswald, daughter of Aloysius Oswald and Louisa Friedman of Sandusky. Virginia's great-grandfather, Martin Gosser, was among a group of Bavarian and Alsatian Catholics who raised funds to help build Sts. Peter & Paul Church in 1866.
Virginia and her siblings grew up at 923 Decatur St., which is now the site of the new Providence Hospital complex. Her older brothers were LaMont E. and Arvin C. Gosser; her younger sister Harryett was born with a heart defect and died young.
Virginia attended Sts. Peter & Paul elementary school, and Sandusky High School, where she was student council secretary. She spent summers at her family's cottage on Rye Beach, where she also learned to drive at about age 14 in her brother Arvin's car. She attended Sandusky Business School and became the administrative assistant for the manager of Ohio Public Service. One of the OPS salesman was Russel Walter "Pat" Patrick, son of Walter and Edna (Humphrey) Patrick of Bellevue. Virginia and Russ married at Sts. Peter & Paul Church on Dec. 31, 1941, shortly before he enlisted in the Army Air Force for service in World War II.
After the war, Russ and Virginia built a home at 223 50th St. in Sandusky. She helped operate several of the family businesses and worked for Welcome Wagon in the late 1950s, as well as doing volunteer work for the Providence Hospital. In the early 1970s, she and Russ made significant improvements to their cottage on LaSalle Island in Michigan's Les Cheneaux Islands, where they spent summers until his death in 2007. Virginia then moved into an apartment at The Commons of Providence in Sandusky. She later moved to an assisted living center to be near her daughter Kathleen in Marietta, Ga.
Virginia and Russ are survived by the couple's four children, Kathleen M. Patrick (David) Moore, now living near Atlanta, Thomas R. Patrick, now living in New York City, Nancy A. Patrick (Frank) Carney, now living in Minneapolis, Minn., and John R. Patrick, now living in Sandusky. She is also survived by eight grandchildren, Monique Patrick, Steven Moore, Michael Carney, Thomas Carney, Jeffrey Moore, Zachary Patrick, Kaitlyn Patrick and Shandor Patrick; as well as three great-grandchildren, Lucas Moore, Elanor Moore and Lucy Carney.
The family will receive friends from 9 a.m. Saturday in the Gathering Space of Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 510 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, until the memorial service at 10 a.m. in the church. The Rev. Marty Nassr will officiate. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery, Sandusky.
While flowers are always welcome, the family requests that in lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 510 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, OH 44870 or to the American Heart Association, Ohio Valley Affiliate, P.O. Box 163549, Columbus, OH 43216-3549.
Arrangements were entrusted to David F. Koch Funeral Home, 520 Columbus Ave., Sandusky.