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Intel Security Global Channel SVP Transitions To New Internal APAC President RoleGavin Struthers, global channel senior vice president of Intel Security, is ensuring a smooth transition as he leaves his current role to become the president of Asia Pacific for Intel Security.
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Dell Jumps Into Crowded Endpoint Security FrayThe new Dell Data Protection and Endpoint Security Suite offers encryption, authentication and threat protection in a single solution, the company says.
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Is it really necessary to place the appendices in a book in the order in which they are referred to, or is it possible to have a "logical" order, i.e. place them in an order which would be chosen when the Appendix would stand alone? For example, Appendix G referres to another appendix, which logically would be placed as Appendix H, but because the reference appears so late, that appendix would end up as Appendix Q when placing the appendices in the order of references.
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When and why did us spinning on a rock in "space" become a rational thought, instead of irrational?
Why aren't we crazy simply because we believe the fact that we are spinning on a rock in space. ( I am not doubting the premise) Just that some how it goes against everything that is rational in this world, yet we are ok with it.
We are on a flying rock that is traveling through space. It sounds like something out of the comic books or the insane asylum.
Why are we ok with this irrational thought? And we call it science
Mar 26 2013: All the astronauts who have gone into space have commented that our planet should be called "water" because that is just about all they see.
One astronaut said he could never really grasp the size of the Pacific Ocean until he was traveling across it at roughly'4 miles a second and it still took 25 minutes to cross.
Maybe we are on a drop of water instead.
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Mar 24 2013: this fact makes most other things in our lives just seem silly and insignificant.........Regular Reflection upon it, along with reflection on Death which is also common to all of us, would alter things on our planet just a bit........
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Mar 24 2013: We like to think we understand it; we rationalise it, but in reality it's a miracle.
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:-)Mar 24 2013: The earth rotates around 1,100 mph.
The earth orbits around the sun around 65,000 mph.
The solar system is speeding through the galaxy around 500,000 mph.
All I can do is hang on. There is no time to think.
I talk on the phone while driving at 65 mph.
But don't worry. I have both hands firmly on the phone.
You're right. It isn't, "why aren't we?" We already are.
Mar 24 2013: Well the best thing about all of that is all of those speed calculations they are based on the fact that we rotate in a circle around the sun instead of in an ellipse. Since we do rotate in an ellipse it would be impossible to find a speed constant since it is always changing.
Mar 31 2013: So?
They are pretty insane as it is.
Apr 4 2013: That is true I am not a math person I wonder how fast we are really traveling? If I had to guess its faster then our current measurement of lightMar 24 2013: An irrational thought is one that goes something like 'blue things weigh less than red things'. ie. Unexplainable.
Of course small minds have trouble with big ideas but an explanation is always demanded. So an irrational, comforting 'reason'(!) is sought or provided (Creationism anybody?) for more complex, but rational explanation. Mind-boggling is not the same as irrational.
Mar 24 2013: Well then would a rational thought be since we live on a floating/flying rock, all rocks must be floating and flying.
definitely like the "mind-boggling is not the same as irrational"
Here is something that is mind-boggling to me, and oddly enough I do not find it irrational. What do you think?
http://www.ted.com/conversations/17185/do_we_really_see_live_in_3_di.htmlMar 24 2013: Your common sense was created for a species that lived on the African veldt, operates in a macroscopic world, with low gravity and low velocities.
The Universe is made up of many more environments than described this way and in fact, our environment may be virtually non-existent anywhere else.
So why does the Universe have to bow to your common sense.
You must put your common sense aside and work within the observations that you can make to describe the Universe as it really is, not as you would like it to be.
If you can, you could be a scientist, if not, then you never will be.
Mar 24 2013: Actually my common sense backs up what Science is telling us, that we are on a rock floating/flying through space. I have been told this since I was a child it is common sense to me. However some of my ideas that I post on this site, people have said that I am irrational when in actuality not only am I rational but also very logical and would say very very observant.
Take this ted conversation about whether we actually live/see in a 3d world or not.
So then I stopped took a look at my surrounding and come to conclusion that it doesn't make sense that we are on a flying rock, since the only things that fly in this "grounded" reality is animals and man made machines, not rocks. The question I have for you if we founds rock that actually flew or floated here on earth would you think that is makes rational sense since we live on the same thing.
The universe never has to bow to me I bow to its beauty
Mar 24 2013: The rock we are flying around on is not floating. It is constantly falling within a curved space time framework. If you could move a rock fast enough while it is near the surface of our rock such that it could accomplish the same thing (fall at a constant rate within the curved space time created by our rock) it too would appear to float (although with a considerable lateral velocity component)


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So, my gansey is almost finished and I'm thinking about how to block it. Since the sleeves were knit from the shoulders out, it is basically a drop shoulder sweater.
I finally finished knitting the Tina shawl on Christmas Eve. So today, on New Year's Eve, I blocked it out on the living room carpet. It took about 4 months or so to knit.
I changed my user pic to this one because I am yet again trying to knit a sweater for our naked macaw Sonic.
I thought you all might get a kick out of this photograph.
I just noticed that one of the advertisements on this blog is for "knitting cruises." Has anyone been on one of these?
does anyone remember a post a few months back with an AMAZING dark gray sweater that had diagonal cables on the torso?
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More stuff from my fascinating Christmas gift. The booklet is titled "Knitting Knowledge" and it was published in 1943. These are called open mesh stitches and I find them very interesting.
I got a contract to repair a dog-chewed Christmas stocking today. The woman brought it to me, and I had to laugh.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2004JOHNSON CITY, TENN. (August 25, 2004) - With their first regular season home game this weekend, the 2004 Buccaneer soccer team hosted it's annual media day at it's practice field located behind the Center for Physical Activity on the ETSU campus. Local media from around the Tri-Cities area were able to question head coach Heather Henson, her coaching staff, and players about their expectations and perspective on the upcoming season. The team tested the waters of competition last Sunday before this weekend's match when they scrimmaged with VMI and emerged with an 8-0 victory. "We are ready and excited for this season to begin with our first home game," stated Henson. "This past weekend allowed us to see what preseason training has done for our team. It has allowed us to see what things we still need to work on." The Bucs are slated to appear for the first time in the Georgia State Tournament and will face Georgia State and Jacksonville State on Sept. 10 and 12, respectively. Henson hopes the tournament will help motivate the team in its summer training. In this year's schedule, the Bucs will see non-conference teams, which will challenge the squad tactically and mentally and prepare them for a difficult conference season. "All the teams in the conference are very close in their level of play," commented Henson. "Our conference continues to step to a higher level of play every year. This year there are three new coaches and they will bring new tactics that we will need to be ready for." The Bucs, who were voted to finish fifth in the SoCon by the conference's head coaches, will have their first conference match of the season on the road against The Citadel on Sept. 26. "Other teams in our conference know that we will come out strong and be willing to battle and work hard," said senior Jennifer Fields (Mount Airy, Md.). "This team has the talent and determination to be SoCon Champions." A challenge for the Bucs this year will be that they will be playing the majority of their games on the road as seven home games and 12 road games are scheduled for the season. "We are on the road a lot this year and that will help prepare us for the future for road travel," said Henson. "It will be trying and difficult, but overall it will be a good learning experience." However, they will see an enormous asset in the return of 12 starters all who have quality experience that will help lead them to the top of the conference. Also the team adds to its roster nine new players, who will bring additional excitement and drive to the table and allow for the creation of more attacking opportunities. ETSU's season opener against the Winthrop Eagles is this weekend at Liberty Bell Field, with game time set for 3:00 p.m. Follow the ETSU Bucs online with scores and match recaps on www.ETSUBucs.com.
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The term "congenital scoliosis" refers to a spinal deformity caused by vertebrae that are not properly formed. This occurs very early in development--in the first six weeks of embryonic formation and often before the mother knows she is pregnant, and the cause is not known. Congenital scoliosis does not seem to run in families. Genetic studies to date have not yielded much evidence that this condition can be inherited. Although congenital scoliosis is often discovered during the infant or toddler period, in some children it does not appear until their adolescent years.
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Figure 1: Types of congenital scoliosis


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Two years ago, Greenpeace challenged Apple and other major laptop producers to reduce the use of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and brominated flame retardants (BFRs), which are commonly found in electronics. PVC is made from a known carcinogen, and can release chlorinated dioxins when burned for disposal or leach chemicals if buried in a landfill. BFRs bioaccumulate and can release bromine in hazardous forms when burned for disposal. Children in India and China who dismantle our used electronics are then exposed to these toxins.
After Greenpeace determined Apple to be one of the electronic companies that were least responsive to their concerns about electronic waste, Greenpeace launched its "Green My Apple" campaign specifically targeting Apple's environmental policy and asking for greater transparency.
Steve Jobs issued a statement in May of 2007 titled "A Greener Apple," pledging to reduce the BFR and PVC content of its products by the end of 2008 and "explore the overall carbon 'footprint' of our products." To evaluate the verdancy of the new Macbook, I looked at five things: toxic content, carbon footprint, recycling potential, energy efficiency and commitment to continued progress.
While Apple has not reduced the use of BFRs and PVC to zero as they promised, they have reduced the allowable level of bromine and chlorine to 900 parts per million, or .09% of the product's weight. This level is low enough that it becomes impractical to rely on BFRs, which are normally used to prevent fire, because they are ineffective in such small volume. Producers that use BFRs to fireproof their electronics add 50,000 ppm of bromine on average, so 900 ppm is a large reduction. Still, the company is careful to say "No BFRs in logic boards and all internal cables are free of PVC" instead of claiming that the entire Macbook is BFR- and PVC-free.
The battery is lead, cadmium and mercury free, which complies with EU directives. The Macbook display contains no mercury or arsenic, which are still found in other notebooks (including some made by Apple). In September, Dell announced it would transition to mercury-free displays.
The new Macbook is lighter and its packaging has been reduced by 41%, allowing the company to transport more units at a time. Apple would not release specific information about where its products are made, how far they travel or by what method, but the company is claiming that transport only accounts for 10% of the product's carbon footprint, while production accounts for 50%, customer use for 39%, and less than 1% for recycling, for a total of 460 kg of greenhouse gas emissions – the equivalent of about 52.2 gallons of gasoline.
It surprised me that Apple says transport is such a small part of the carbon cost, since the company has factories in China and transports its Macbooks at least part of the time by air.
Apple has a fairly convenient (you have to pack it and FedEx it) recycling program for anyone buying a new Mac in 95% of the regions where Apple products are sold. If you are buying a new Apple, you can recycle your old computer, even if it's a PC. All the recycling collected in North America is processed in North America, not shipped overseas. In contrast, Dell will recycle any old Dell product without requiring a new purchase.
The new Macbook body is made from a single piece of aluminum, which makes it "highly recyclable." The Macbook got full points for recyclability from the EPA's EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) rating system, which declared the laptop to be at least 90% recyclable, however it received 0 out of 3 points for materials selection from EPEAT for not using any post-consumer recycled content or bio-based plastic.
"The use of aluminum for the body takes it up a notch or two – plastics can be difficult to recycle, and demand for the recycled material fluctuates," points out Thomas Tierrney, of Paydirt, a consulting firm that teaches businesses how to go green. "Aluminum, on the other hand, is highly recyclable and is in relatively constant demand – it's one of the few materials where production of virgin stock is more costly than recycling."
Apple hopes to recycle 30% of the weight of the products it sold in 2003 – presuming a 7-year average life span for its products – and figures it has recycled 83 million pounds of electronic waste to date.
The new Macbooks are ENERGYSTAR 4.0 compliant and Apple brags that the Macbook can run on a quarter of the power needed for one lightbulb. Its LED-backlit display uses 30% less power than conventional LCD displays. Apple is claiming a battery life of up to 1,000 charging cycles (complete charge and discharge of the notebook battery), up from 200 to 300 cycles for existing Apple batteries, which is fantastic if true.
Apple is vague about its plans for the future and seems reluctant to set concrete goals, but says they are "continually striving to reduce the environmental impact of the work we do and the products we create." The strongest evidence of this is that they are now preparing and releasing "environmental status reports" for all Apple products. These reports include an estimate each product's carbon footprint.
Is it the Greenest Laptop In the World?
Apple is not just calling the new Macbooks green – it's saying they are the greenest laptops in the world. However there are 113 laptops that received EPEAT's Gold rating. The highest-ranked notebook is the Toshiba Portege R500, which received an extra point for "energy conservation" because it has a solar charger.
Toshiba's new Portege R600 was named the greenest notebook in Greenpeace's second annual "Green Electronics: The Search Continues" survey, and the HP Elitebook 2530p was a close second. ASUS has a notebook with a bamboo case.
But when it comes to green laptops, I remain unconvinced that the Macbook or any laptops built for American consumption can beat the solar cell and hand-cranked powered XO, which has a battery that decomposes into fertilizer.
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February 21, 2009 at 7:41 am
What really reduces the carbon footprint of Mac computers during their lifetime (assuming the user has not been subscribed for wind electricity, which is higly recommended anyway, btw!), is that fact that power saving features actually works in Macs and are enabled by default: Mac goes to sleep if not used, also a desktop mac. This is not true for PC computers (wheter they run Windows or Linux) in many cases, especially with desktop computers.
February 20, 2009 at 7:28 am
Jleigh: The handcrank is a separate accesory: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Peripherals/Hand_Crank
February 19, 2009 at 10:26 pm
Actually the XO doesn't have a hand-crank. That feature was present on one of the prototypes but never made it into production.
February 19, 2009 at 10:01 pm
Thank you for the report it is great to see the details of such claims. I would however like to mention that on the Apple site http://www.apple.com/mac/green-notebooks/ they have indeed claimed to be "Green Notebooks" and that the the Macbook is "The greenest family of notebooks" not as you have said "the greenest laptop".
While these are just words I still feel they can be commended for finally taking steps toward using less chemicals and reducing footprints. More to come I hope.


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Members of the Paint Branch High School football team said they didn't feel like going on the road for their next game.
After Saturday's come-from-behind 35-34 victory against No. 7 Gaithersburg at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda, Paint Branch made sure that it would not have to hop on the school buses for its first playoff game be the because the Panthers claimed the top seed in the Class 4A North Region playoffs with the win, finishing its regular season at 9-1.
"This was a big win for the program to secure the No. 1 seed in the North Region," said Paint Branch coach Mike Nesmith. "It's been a long time since Paint Branch has done that. We don't have to go up the road, some of the teams in our region are far away [in Baltimore County]. So we don't have to travel, and we make those guys have to come down and see us."
The matchup between two previously once-beaten teams more than lived up to its billing. Both teams racked up impressive individual and team offensive statistics, but it was one big stop by the Panthers' defense that finally sealed the victory.
With 1 minute and 58 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, senior quarterback Nick DeCarlo, who had just connected with classmate William Tearney for a 22-yard pass play — attempted to sneak up the middle on fourth and one at the Paint Branch 33. DeCarlo was stopped by the Panthers' interior line, and the visitors were able to run out the rest of the clock on runs by senior quarterback Gaston Cooper and junior running back Darryl Hill Jr.
"We basically knew what they would do," Paint Branch linebacker Paul Tinns said. "We knew it was going to be a quarterback sneak. We knew we had to stop it to win. "
The Panthers' defensive highlight was the exclamation point to an offensive showcase by both teams. Gaithersburg (8-2) took a 14-0 lead thanks to a 20-yard catch by Tearney and a 6-yard grab by Ariel Martinez. Tearney finished the game with 202 receiving yards on seven catches. Paint Branch would answer with 21 straight points, as senior Javonn Curry connected with fellow upperclassman Gaston Cooper on three scores of 5, 27 and 6 yards. Curry had 12 receptions for 196 yards and four touchdowns. His fourth occurred on a 58-yard play where the Gaithersburg defense was totally fooled and left the 6-foot-3, 180-pounder all by himself downfield. That particular score gave the Panthers a 35-20 lead with 4:19 left in the third quarter.
"I guess the defense just forgot about me," said Curry with a laugh. "We came out slow today then started to pick it up. I didn't expect [196 yards receiving], but it came, and I just went along with it and just played my game. I know what I am capable of. I know I can get separation when I am man on man, and we just take our shots. "
Tearney would catch a 77-yard bomb from DeCarlo on the very next play. The two-point conversion pass from DeCarlo to Isaiah Rainey pulled the Trojans to within 35-28. DeCarlo snuck in from the 1 with 6:36 left in the game to help his team to within a point. Gaithersburg decided to go for the two-point conversion to take the lead, and Martinez was unable to hold onto DeCarlo's pass as he was heavily covered.
"We beat a good Gaithersburg team right after beating a good Sherwood team," Nesmith said. "That's two good wins over two good playoff teams. That gives us confidence and lets the kids know that we are capable of beating the best teams around.
"We lost to Northwest earlier in overtime but we know that was a tough one. We know that we are battle-tested and we aren't out here playing cupcakes, so we're excited about our chances [in the postseason]."
DeCarlo (19-34, one interception) had 372 yards passing on the day. Cooper posted 274 yards in the air himself (20 of 34, one interception).
"Just knowing pretty much we are getting No. 1 seed and having everyone in the playoffs having to come through us has a lot of impact on us, " Cooper said. "It also has a lot of impact on whoever has to come down and play us, and knowing that we are at home in front of our fans and family and alumni feels good."
Paint Branch 35, Gaithersburg 34
Paint Branch 0-21-14-0—35
Gaithersburg 14-0-8-12—34
G—William Tierney 57 pass from Nick DeCarlo (Joris Bieleu kick)
G—Ariel Martinez 6 pass from Nick DeCarlo (Joris Bieleu kick)
PB—Javonn Curry 5 pass from Gaston Cooper (Sam Stewart kick)
PB—Javonn Curry 27 pass from Gaston Cooper (Sam Stewart kick)
PB—Javonn Curry 6 pass from Gaston Cooper (Sam Stewart kick)
G— William Tierney 20 pass from Nick DeCarlo (kick failed)
PB— Gaston Cooper 9 run (Sam Stewart kick)
PB— Javonn Curry 58 pass from Gaston Cooper (Sam Stewart kick)
G—William Tierney 77 pass from Nick DeCarlo (Nick DeCarlo pass to Isaiah Rainey)
G— Nick DeCarlo 1 run (pass failed)
Paint Branch — Darryl Hill Jr. 12-66; Gaston Cooper 11-36.
Gaithersburg — Zavae Johnson 3-38, Xaviyer Mosley 13-29, Nick DeCarlo 13-22.
Paint Branch — Gaston Cooper 20-32, 274-1.
Springbrook — Nick DeCarlo 19-34, 372-1.
Paint Branch — Javonn Curry 12-196, Kevin Koomson 3-40, Darryl Hill Jr. 3-30, Javan Grafton 1-8.
Gaithersburg — William Tearney 7-202, Isaiah Rainey 5-93, Ariel Martinez 3-61, Dalton Kephart 3-24, Xaviyer Mosley 1- minus 5.


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Lewis Hamilton says he's "not sure" what caused him to spin out during qualifying for the Austrian GP...
Lewis Hamilton says he's "not sure" what caused him to spin out during qualifying for the Austrian GP.
Forced into one run after his earlier lap time was disallowed for running off the track at Turn 8, Hamilton lost control of his Mercedes W05 at Turn 2.
Recovering from the spin, the British racer did not have enough time to cross the line to start a flying lap and finished Q3 without a time to his name.
Asked to explain the incident, he told Autosport: "I can't really. I just spun.
"I hit the brakes and locked the rears.
"I'm not really sure [why] - I have to look at the data."
The Mercedes driver, who is second in the Championship, 22 points behind his team-mate Nico Rosberg, will start Sunday's Austrian GP ninth on the grid.
Hamilton, though, believes he can recover.
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"There aren't that many corners here but there are long straights and we have the best engine, so hopefully I'll be able to work my way up."
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Law Enforcement Memorial in Sandusky's Washington Park
sure hope these officers did this on their own time and not the taxpayers dime. Don't see the military having troops to honor those whom died in serving their country!!!!!
I guess the city of sandusky can afford this including the expenses
From what I can tell there was just a small group of officers from each department around the county and the State Highway Patrol and then I'm sure the others were off duty officers. And you say you don't see the military having anything done to honor those men and women who have given their lives while serving their country - well what do you think happens every Memorial Day?? But I don't want to get into that, it's irrelevant to this situation. This was very well done in my opinion and these officers - especially those who are still putting their lives on the line every day they put their uniform on and report for duty - should be given and do deserve our unconditional support. Just read the daily blotter a few days in a row and see some of the stupid things that the police are called out for and their time is wasted and then remember that most of the time the most innocent of calls can turn into the most dangerous and life threatening. Andy Dunn stopped Kevin Randleman because he didn't have lights on his bike (among other things but that was the basis of it) and look what happened to him!!!
candleburner i understand but also remember jodi sholtwalter whom accused two black person on pulling a gun on them, guess that cop was a real piece of work
Jody Showalter was and still is a great person and the night that happened the events surrounding it are still in question. He was off duty from what I understand and he had never been given any grief counseling to properly deal with the loss of one of his dearest friends and co-workers. The timing of the event was either the anniversary of Andy's death or was just within days of it but again the most important thing about that situation was the whole situation is STILL in question. When the police arrived on the scene, there were 2 young men in the area that fit his description and were questioned by the responding officers further and Jody did go to the station to file paperwork on the situation and if I remember correctly his BAC was negative. While I will admit there are a few questionable officers, you can find people like that anywhere if you look hard enough, for the most part the LE are decent, hard-working people that don't deserve to be verbally knocked down.
so if an officer needs grief counseling maybe they are not fit for duty .. or in this case lets just make up a story and induce panic in our community.....why did he resign maybe he knew he was not a good cop
The grief counseling was never offered to ANY of the officers from what I remember of the situation. And where in any of this was inducing panic?? I have an odd feeling about you Sandusky2012 and by your comments here it's only getting stronger. As far your as comment regarding the physical standards of officers who was to say that all those officers were still currently working officers because currently working officers do have physical standards they have to follow. If you cannot keep your comments respectful as there are people here who have been personally touched by the loss of a police officer and I will keep my comment to myself about what I feel is your relationship in that regards but please just stop.
so lets put all officers through a PT test like the military does not deviating from the norm standard. as far as grief counseling many people lose their loved ones all the time yet they are not offered grief counseling so maybe these officers need to get it on their own? maybe the dunn family should set up a fund for those cops whom want to use that excuse to accuse people of a crime ......and found out they were innocent.
I can not believe you are so cold hearted .
It looks like it was a beautiful ceremony. Thank you, officers.
RIP Uncle Harold-I miss you so much.
What happened to physical standards?
physical standards ...only requirements ;;must chew tobacco, induce panic, keep drugs in your locker, pee in the bay,
Wow! There are some real haters on here! Jody is a good man! Leave him alone! People in this world judge too much! I believe those 2 guys probably had a gun. They were probably able to ditch it before they were questioned! Its a moot point anyhow! Its done and over! However this City continues to go downhill! People seem to have a mentality that its OK to carry a gun illegally. There have been shots fired several times since that incident! We have these wanna-be gang bangers out running the streets and packing pistols. Its stupid!! We all have to get along on this earth! This is where we all have to live! Whatever happened to loving your neighbor? Gone are the days where everyone lent a helping hand to someone in need! I broke down on the side of the road and not one person stopped to see if I was OK or needed anything! Why? Because there isn't much good left in the world! We need these Officers who put their lives on the line everyday! Andy was a very good friend of mine, and I miss him very much! Not a day goes by when I don't think of him! Most of the LE Officers in the area are good people who deserve respect! They have a hard enough job! Not everyone can be Mr. Fitness either! Show some respect for people that would lay down their life for YOU! Some person that they don't even know!
You believe so you are still willing to accuse even though there was none found but we are suppose to let go of something that we know happened. The cop went after any black he saw clear and simple and it could of been worse. Why did any black minding their business have to haressed by him. People have friends ,family etc die everyday and that doesnt give them the excuse to get drunk and start anything you would be one of the ones calling them a thug. Cops can be thugs to when they act like one people need to quit giving them passes just because they are cops.
why show respect for those laying down their lives these cops decided to get into this profession and know that they could possibly get shot or even die.. lets talk about those whom abuse the system like jodi, desalle ,
Not asking to be Mr. Fitness, just asking to be in some sort of shape to chase the bad guy. 90% of these coppers couldn't keep up with an average person. It's about safety.
I disagree with you VOTENO they probably could catch up with the donuts guy......
Hey one thing you have to understand , these reps of different dept are on duty 24 seven and when they arent on the clock they are still suppose to do the job that they were hired for , I am glad that this was done , it just shows that the public understands and respects the job that they do .
and to remember the officers that laid down their lives so people on this blob can disrespect them
I am glad they are here and respect them. This also to keep the momory of Officer Dunn alive , not that they have to , cause I will never forget the price he paid while I slept in my bed , in peace
Sandtown419, Please! Get off your high horse! Yes! I believe he saw the weapon! I know Jody, and I know him to be an honest man. He didn't just pick any "Black" as you would say! He gave a good description as to what they were wearing. Yes I believe they probably had time to ditch the weapon before they were stopped. So please don't give me the BS that he was harassing a certain ethnic group. I'm sick and tired of people leaning on this crutch! Don't do the crime if you can't do the time! Was Jody perfect this night? Absolutely not! He made his mistakes, and he laid in his bed for it. No one is perfect! No one is giving anyone a pass, but this is old news, and really doesn't pertain to this article! And Sandusky2012, yes I believe they do deserve a certain amount of respect! I understand respect is earned, but do you not give someone you just met a little bit of respect until they wrong you? These men and women are just doing their job! Like going to a factory and making parts, these men and women have to do a thankless job of dealing with everyone else's drama! So when I look at the previous sentence I think they have it worse than working in a factory! They deal with everyone's BS and get paid peanuts for it! Factory workers make $25 to $40 an hour! Full time police make $21,$22,$23 an hour and part time Police Officers make $9,$10,$12 an hour! Depending on the department! I don't understand how you say they "Abuse" the system. What are they abusing? Sure I'll agree that there are some bad apples that make everyone look bad, but that is in any profession! You have priests sleeping with little boys, and teachers sleeping with students! In any profession there are messed up people! I defend Jody because I know the man he is. I also know that the SR and the people made him out to look like a monster, and this is so far from the truth! I support all LE! Thank you all for doing the job that obviously other people can't hack!!!!
molon lade your right but i do believe the register had an article where Mr. Sams acting chief and assistant chief made over 100,000 $ last year that is what most average sandaskanians make right ..even the cop at the sandusky library makes what bout 25-30 per hour and all he does is play video games on the computer .. wish i got paid to play videos at work
Get off your high horse it was reported he went to a bar looking for any black so he did just pick the first ones he saw . Quit making up things so he can look good. The bs is that people are always making excuses for cops when they are wrong. You speak on the old news but you dont want anyone else to. Get a life and get your friend help since you know him so much. And if someone drunk who was looking for anybody black to fight saw a weapon i just glad they were the only ones he saw since that night all blacks fit the discription.
jolly big as in jolly Donuts big? I wonder if the police department could save on health insurance if it required those whom are overweight to buy their own


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Note that the In-depth courses do not require completion of all the foundation courses. Course materials will include textbooks and articles from the literature. Classroom assessment will include exams, quizzes, student presentation and papers, and participation.
CHEM 343 Climate and Habitat Change
Along with the positive advances that result from chemistry, copious amounts of toxic and corrosive chemicals have also been produced and dispersed into the environment. The course will address selections from different areas of environmental study that impact our climate and habitat. Specific topics could include global warming, ozone depletion, pollution, energy production and usage and toxic waste disposal. Approaches for remediation will be discussed. Prerequisites: Chem 250 & 255.
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Gain an understanding of the impact of environmental stresses from a chemical perspective
- Understand how environmental samples are analyzed and draw conclusions
- Explore remediation strategies
CHEM 344 A & B Environmental Chemistry A: Atmosphere (B: Lithosphere and Hydrosphere) (pending approval Spring 14)
The behavior of chemicals in earth's natural systems is critical to the study of environmental chemistry. Recently, copious amounts of toxic and corrosive chemicals have been produced and dispersed into the environment. This course will address the source and fate of compounds found both in natural and polluted air or soil and water. The reactivity of compounds and their effect on the natural cycle in the atmosphere or lithosphere and hydrosphere will also be explored. Specific topics could include CFCs, dioxins, pesticides, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), ozone, and particulate matter OR water treatment processes, pharmaceuticals and personal care products, dioxins, pesticides, polybrominated biphenyl ethers (PBDEs), and DOM. Prerequisite: Chem 343
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Evaluate the role and transformation of chemicals in the environment.
- Apply fundamental chemistry principles to environmental topics.
CHEM 345 Industrial and Engineering Processes
This course is intended to teach students the underlying principles in the operation and process development of a product for industrial scale mass production. Topics for this course will include testing/trials, production design, and resource management. Prerequisite: CHEM 255
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Recognize and classify modern chemical/pharmaceutical industries in terms of products, raw materials, scale and types of transformations
- Describe the basic chemical principles underlying selected organic and inorganic industrial chemistry processes
- Develop critical skills at analyzing cost/benefit/impact of traditional industrial chemical processes including green chemistry on the society as a whole
CHEM 346 Nanomaterials
This course will focus on the fundamental principles in nanomaterials. Topics may include structural materials, conductors, semiconductors, sensors or polymers. The students will be presented with current synthetic techniques for the production of bulk and nanostructured materials along with analytical methodologies to physically characterize materials. Prerequisites: CHEM 315 OR 318
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Explain or predict how the atomic/molecular/nanoscale structure is related to important properties such as material strength, conductivity, absorption and emission of light, and chemical reactivity.
- Understand the typical methods for the synthesis of such materials.
- Understand methods for characterizing materials.
- Be aware of application of materials chemistry in everyday life as well as areas of current research interest.
CHEM 347 Chemical Biology
Chemical biology will cover topics of current interest in chemical biology and will survey the way in which small molecules are used to investigate and manipulate biological systems either for a biological or chemical purpose. Specific topics may include protein design, development of unnatural biological molecules, peptide-carbohydrate interactions, combinatorial synthesis/libraries, molecular recognition, chemical genetics, biosynthesis and methods of drug discovery. Prerequisite: CHEM 251 Recommended: BIOL 121 and CHEM 315
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Understand the role of synthetic chemistry to elucidate molecular pathways
- Explore biological systems using chemical informatics
- Understand molecular probes in studying disease biology
CHEM 348A Molecular Design - Organic
Molecular design and catalysis are important applications of chemical reactivity concepts. In this course, students will learn about some current methods useful in synthesis and see these methods applied in the synthesis of complex molecules. Topics may include organo-transition metal reactions, catalytic methods of enantioselective synthesis and retrosynthetic analysis. Students will demonstrate basic proficiency in these areas and also carry out detailed analyses of total syntheses from the current literature. Pre- OR Co-requisite: CHEM 315
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Propose syntheses of organic or biologically relevant molecules
- Understand methods of asymmetric control
- Analyze syntheses from the chemical literature
CHEM 348B Molecular Design-Inorganic (pending approval Spring 14)
The design and synthesis of compounds containing transition metals is an important area of modern chemistry. In this course, students will learn the general principles of inorganic syntheses. Case studies from the chemical literature will then be examined in areas such as the synthesis of homogenous and heterogeneous catalysts, models for active sites in metalloenzymes, and solid state compounds. Pre- OR Co-requisite: CHEM 315
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- know general driving forces for chemical reactions involving inorganic species, including entropy and enthalpy effects, hard and soft acids and bases, use of labile ligands, and the like;
- assess the likelihood of success of a proposed synthesis ;
- understand different synthetic techniques in solid state, organometallic and coordination chemistry.
CHEM 352 Signal Transduction and Cell Communication (pending approval Spring 14)
Living cells and organisms must respond to their environment, which allows them to adapt to a variety of external conditions. We will use the language of chemistry (thermodynamics, kinetics, analysis, reactivity and modeling) as well as the languages of biology and mathematics, to explore systems of interactions and regulations within and between cells, and how signaling and regulation within complex biological systems leads to biological function, behavior, homeostasis, adaptation and emergence of new traits. Especially attention will be given to the development of learning and memory. Prerequisite: CHEM 251; Recommended: BIOL 121 and CHEM 315.
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- explain general strategies used in the regulation of biological pathways and systems and the analytical tools used to study such pathways;
- describe and analyze communication pathways involved in complex processes such as learning and memory;
- use web databases, mathematical programs, and the literature to model, analyze and interpret molecular interactions in biological pathways.
CHEM 353 Xenobiotic Metabolism
This course will explore biological mechanisms of activation and detoxification of xenobiotics. Topics will include oxidation/ reduction mechanisms (e.g. Cytochrome P450, Flavin Mono-Oxygenase), transferase reactions (e.g. Glutathione S-Transferase, Glycosyltransferases, Acetyltransferases), adduct formation, and repair mechanisms. Prerequisite: CHEM 315 Recommended BIOL 121.Course Objectives:
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- To understand fundamental toxicology principles and applications
- To classify the different routes of toxic exposure, metabolic pathways, mechanisms of distribution within the body, and elimination processes;
- To understand the effects of different toxicants and stressors in terms of target effect on cells, organs and organisms
CHEM 354 Sustainable Energy (pending approval Spring 14)
The world's energy demands are increasing, and drawbacks associated with fossil fuels have spurred the search for energy alternatives. This course will examine alternative options such as solar energy, nuclear energy, hydrogen economy and fuel cells, ethanol production from switchgrass or algae versus corn, other biofuels and batteries. In addition, methods for making fossil fuels more sustainable will be discussed. Emphasis will be on the chemistry and thermodynamics of these processes with a focus not only the final energy production but the actual energy costs and environmental impacts of a given technology. Prerequisites: Chem 250 and Chem 255.
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- understand how energy is produced via each of the energy alternatives
- demonstrate that they can apply thermodynamic and other chemical principles learned in other courses to energy production;
- explain the pros and cons of different energy choices.
CHEM 355 Analysis of Biomaterials
This course provides an overview of principles of bioanalytical methods and the application of modern instrumental techniques to biological systems. Particular focus will be placed on fundamental principles and analytical measurements of biomolecules, immunoassays, separations, biological mass spectrometry, microscopy and imaging. Emerging technologies such as nanotechnology-enabled biosensors, microfluidic devices and lab-on-chip may also be addressed. Error analysis, statistical treatment of data and validation of bioanalytical methods and devices are included. Prerequisite: CHEM 255 AND CHEM 205 Recommended: BIO 121
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Identify and select the most effective technique/instrument for addressing a given bio-analytical problem
- Understand the physical, chemical and instrumental fundamentals underlying the bioanalytical experimental design and quality control
- Understand the application of advanced analytical chemistry and biochemistry in solving problems in chemistry, biochemistry, and medical science
CHEM 356 Instrumental Design and Technology (pending approval Spring 14)
This course will study the modern techniques of instrumental analysis focusing on electronics, optics, physical design and limitations of instrumentation in analytical chemistry. Upon completion of this course students will understand the theory of instrumentation for optical spectroscopy, chromatography, mass spectroscopy, and electrochemistry. Additionally, students will be able to select an instrument based on what needs to be known about a sample. The course will also examine the development of new technologies for instrumentation used in security devices, in the human body for medical devices, as well as in space and underwater exploration. Prerequisite: CHEM 255 AND CHEM 205
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Choose an appropriate instrumental technique when you encounter a measurement or separation problem.
- Process, interpret, and present instrumental data (both orally and in writing).
- Knowledgeably operate chemical instrumentation based on an understanding of their operating principles.
CHEM 357: Separation Science (pending approval Spring 14)
This course provides a systematic study of the modern techniques for analytical separations in terms of underlying principles, instrumentation, data interpretation and practical applications. Emphasis will be placed on gas and liquid chromatography, electrophoresis, two dimensional separations, and hyphenated techniques. Topics will be explored through a combination of scientific readings, case studies, and independent projects. Prerequisite: CHEM 255 AND CHEM 205
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Describe and explain the fundamental principles and instrumentation of selected analytical separation techniques
- Interpret data from separation methods for the purpose of method development, validation, and quantitation
- Select and apply appropriate separation methods for analysis of complex real-world samples
CHEM 358 Biomacromolecules
Student will explore how the unique 3D structures of proteins, RNA, nucleic acids, and glycans arise and confer on those molecules their roles in catalysis, regulation, recognition and information storage. Students will develop an enhanced structural, thermodynamic and dynamic understandings of biomacromolecules and their biological functions and how in vivo and in vitro alternations in structure confers on them new biological properties. Prerequisite: CHEM 251 and 255; Recommended: BIOL 121
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- explain how the biological functions of proteins, nucleic acids and glycans can be understood through knowledge of the chemical and physical properties of the monomeric units and of the structures of the polymers that are formed from them;
- use basic principles of thermodynamics, molecular dynamics, chemical reactivity and conformational analyses to explain and predict the properties of biomacromolecules and how their structure and properties can be changed;
- read recent literature and analyze data derived from experimental and theoretical studies on biomacromolecules to predict and modify their structure, properties, and biological function.
CHEM 359 Symmetry, Orbitals and Spectroscopy
This course will involve the study and application of symmetry, group theory and quantum mechanics to spectroscopy and molecular orbital theory. Prerequisite: CHEM 318
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
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CHEM 361 Insights into Mechanistic Determination (pending approval Spring 14)
This course will study how chemists determine organic, inorganic and biochemical reactions. Emphasis will be on methods for monitoring reaction rates and using experimental data to propose reaction mechanisms. Techniques discussed could include kinetics, isotopic labeling studies, isolation of reaction intermediates, site-directed mutagenesis, computational models and/or synthesis of compounds for model studies. Pre- OR Co-requisite: CHEM 315
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- Understand a variety of experimental techniques used by chemists for mechanism determination and the limitations of these experiments
- Analyze mechanistic studies of a system from primary literature sources
- Propose reasonable mechanisms for reactions based on experimental data and an understanding of chemical reactivity
CHEM 364 Medicinal Chemistry (pending approval Spring 14)
This course will explore the fundamental aspects and current methodologies involved in the drug discovery process. The fundamental aspects include the physical, chemical and pharmaceutical properties of drugs. The methodologies include lead discovery strategies, structure activity relationships, structure-based and mechanism-based design methods, computational drug design methods, combinatorial chemistry techniques, and drug delivery considerations. Application to current topics such as chemotherapy of cancer, or viral or microbial diseases will be examined. Prerequisite: CHEM 315 Recommended BIOL 121.
Course Objectives: After completion of this course the successful students will be able to:
- To understand fundamental medicinal chemistry principles and applications;
- To have an appreciation of the various types of drug design approaches;
- To have an understanding of covalent and non-covalent interactions between the drug targets and the small molecule drugs.


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