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Benedicte Gravrand, Opalesque Geneva for New Managers: An emerging manager has just set up his one-man shop in the city of Detroit.
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the private equity fundraising market is still in a state of bifurcation. The largest, brand-name managers are receiving the majority of investor commitments, with smaller managers particularly first-time funds finding it difficult to raise
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The global economy has witnessed the emergence of a new set of key actor
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The New York State conviction against Sergey Aleynikov, the former Goldman Sachs
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From Bloomberg.com: As U.S. stocks suffered their worst month in more than three years in August, Clifford Asnesss managed futures fund was able to profit. Investors are taking notice. The $9.12 billion AQR Managed Futures Strategy Fund pulled in an estimated $360 million in net subscriptions last
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September 23, 2014
Celebrate Your Freedom to Read
September 21st - 27th
This week, Banned Books Week, is a time for celebrating your right to read!
Banned Books Week brings national attention to the issue of censorship, and the harm of restricting information.
To celebrate our freedom here at UNH, we will be displaying some of the most frequently challenged and banned materials in libraries and schools. Check the main entrance of Dimond Library (level 3) for frequently banned/challenged books, and visit the Multimedia room (level 2) for banned/challenged movies and audiobooks.
Want to learn more about Banned Book Week?
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September 17, 2014
September 18 - December 12, 2014
A new University Museum exhibit celebrates the 100th year of UNH Cooperative Extension.
The exhibit, "Bringing the University to You: A Century of Service to the Granite State," will be on display at the University Museum in Dimond Library.
Thursday, September 18, 4:00-6:00pm with refreshments - all are welcome.
Exhibit Hours:
Monday - Friday, 10:00am-4:00pm
Tuesday, 10:00am-8:00pm
Visit the University Museum page to learn more about current and past exhibits.
September 16, 2014
Over 50 of the Granite yearbooks are available to download or read online!
Digital Collections has scanned a large portion of yearbooks ranging from 1943-2012 so that you can access them online. Many of them are also searchable online.
You can start viewing The Granite now!
September 2, 2014
Milne Special Collections and Archives unit will be changing its reading room hours beginning on Tuesday, September 2nd.
Reading room hours for the fall semester will be:
- Monday: 10am-4pm
- Tuesday: 10am-8pm
- Wednesday: 10am-4pm
- Thursday: 10am-4pm
- Friday: 10am-4pm
Milne Special Collections and Archives will continue to open by appointment for those who are unable to make regular reading room hours.
Special Collections is generally not open on holidays or during curtailed operations.
For more information, contact Special Collections, Archives, and Museum staff.
September 2, 2014
The Library is currently subscribed to a new database trial, through October 31, 2014: PolicyMap.
PolicyMap is a US-National web-based Geographic Information System used to understand communities. It is a "GIS tool for non-GIS experts" for those who need to visualize large amounts of data quickly and easily, often down to the census tract or block group level. Included in the tool is access to PolicyMap's extensive data collection, with 15,000+ indicators used to understand communities, organized into general categories including demographics, income and spending, housing, lending activity, quality of life, economy, education, health, federal guidelines, and other analysis. In addition, students and faculty can easily upload and incorporate their data into and leverage it against the thousands of indicators already available in PolicyMap.
As always, if this database us useful for your research, please leave a comment here or contact our electronic resources librarian.
August 26, 2014
Health Services provides pet-assisted therapy and activities services free on-campus. Pet-therapy is an evidence based activity proven to help reduce stress and anxiety.
Hamilton (aka Hammy) is a 4 year old Great Dane mix and a certified Canine Good Citizen, a certification offered through the American Kennel Club. He is also a nationally certified therapy dog through Pet Partners. He works out of Health Services with his owner and handler Maria Caplan MS, RD Nutrition Counselor/Educator.
Hamilton will visit Dimond Library and Engineering, Math, and CS Library in Kingsbury Hall this fall on the following days:
Monday, October 20 at Kingsbury: 12:30-2pm
Monday, October 27 at Dimond: 12:30-2pm
Monday, November 3 at Kingsbury: 12:30-2pm
Monday, November 17 at Kingsbury: 12:30-2pm
Monday, November 24 at Dimond: 12:30-2pm
Monday, December 1 at Kingsbury: 12:30-2pm
August 20, 2014
Multimedia has put together a small display of films to honor Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall, who sadly passed away this week.
Check out these movies in the Multimedia Room on Level 2 of Dimond Library.
August 20, 2014
The cost of print textbooks are outrageous, and librarians are trying to help! Join us for a two part webinar exploring e-books for education and first event in the Faculty Brown Bag series.
Electronic Textbooks: Plug in and Learn
September 10th, 1:00-2:30 in Dimond 352
The session will explore the notion of just what an electronic textbook is. Are e-textbooks an interactive "courseware" website, an application for mobile devices and tablets, or self-contained digital files? Or is there a place for all of these and if so, how do they fit together and combine with a course syllabus? Also addressed will be issues of affordability and usage.
Topics and speakers are:
- Advocating for Change: Open Textbooks and Affordability – Nicole Allen, Director of Open Education, Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC)
- Open Your Books and Turn to Page 10: Getting Students to Use Their E-Textbooks – Reggie Cobb, Biology Instructor, Nash Community College
- A Proof of Concept Initiative: The Internet2/EDUCAUSE Etextbook Pilots – Monica Metz-Wiseman, Coordinator of Electronic Collections, University of South Florida Libraries
Open Textbook Initiatives
September 17th, 1:00-2:30 in Dimond 343
This session will focus on the efforts to make textbooks electronically available under free open copyright licenses as part of the broader open educational resources movement.
Topics and speakers are:
- The Library Publishing Landscape for E-Textbooks – Faye Chadwell, Donald and Delpha Campbell University Librarian and Press Director, Oregon State University
- Student-Funded Textbook Initiative at Kansas State University – Brian Lindshield, Associate Professor, Human Nutrition, Kansas State University and Beth Turtle, Associate Professor/Head, Scholarly Communications & Publishing, Kansas State University Libraries
- Using Open Resources to Expand Access to Education – Molly Lindsay, Vice President of Content, Boundless
Faculty Brown Bag Series: Improvements to Ebrary
This series from Academic Technology starts on September 18. Join us in Dimond 352 from 12-1:30pm with a brief talk from collection management librarian Jen Carroll about recent improvements to the ebrary ebook system available to all faculty. Open discussion to follow.
We hope you can join us to learn more about this important topic!
August 20, 2014
Have an extra copy of your course textbook? Need your students to view a movie outside of class? Want to give them online access to previous exams, specific articles, or a book chapter? The UNH Library can help.
We will get materials on reserve for you at one of our campus libraries. Learn more or submit your reserve requests online.
August 20, 2014
We are pleased to announce access to several new databases, including upgrades to current resources.
- Academic Search COMPLETE (Upgrade from Premier) - Provides access to indexing and abstracts for over 10,000 publications, and full-text access to over 5,000 journals. Covers many areas of academic study including: archaeology, area studies, astronomy, biology, chemistry, civil engineering, electrical engineering, ethnic & multicultural studies, food science & technology, general science, geography, geology, law, mathematics, mechanical engineering, music, physics, psychology, religion & theology, women's studies, and more.
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- Environment Complete - Offers deep coverage in the areas of agriculture, ecosystem ecology, energy, and affiliated areas of study.
- Library Literature and Information Science Full text - Provides access to information about trends in the evolving field of library studies; covers subjects ranging from automation, censorship, government aid, public relations. and more.
- Marquis Complete Who's Who - Provides access to directories containing short biographies of individuals from all fields of endeavor.
- OECD iLibrary - the online library of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) featuring its books, papers and statistics and is the gateway to OECD's analysis and data. Also contains content published by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), the OECD Development Centre, PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment), and the International Transport Forum (ITF).
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KeithJackson, you are saying that you are hom_Se_ual? Are you the real Keith Jackson, or is that just a famous person that you, um... you know?
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In Columbia Pictures' "White House Down", Capitol Policeman John Cale (Channing Tatum) has just been denied his dream job with the Secret Service of protecting President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx). Not wanting to let down his little girl with the news, he takes her on a tour of the White House, when the complex is overtaken by a heavily armed paramilitary group. Now, with the nation's government falling into chaos and time running out, it's up to Cale to save the president, his daughter, and the country.


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Best Kaiseki option?
I am looking for the best, most authentic Kaiseki option in Manhattan. Right now I am looking at:
Sugiyama, Rosanjin or EN Japanese. Can anyone comment on the best option of the 3? Or recomend anything else I am overlooking? I'd like to spend 200 to 300 for 2 people (not including any sake pairings) and would also like a place with a really nice, special setting. I prefer Lower Manhattan.
Thanks !
I haven't been, but Kyo Ya has been highly praised on this board.
I'm curious to know the answer as well. I hear that EN Japanese Brasserie isn't on the same level as the others, but I wonder who is the best among Sugiyama, Rosanjin, and Kyo Ya.
En Japanese Brasserie
435 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014
251 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019
Kyo Ya
94 E 7th St, New York, NY 10009
141 Duane Street, New York, NY 10013
I would skip En, I have been a few times, while not bad, I wouldnt really consider it kaiseki, its closer to obansai ryori, the space is big, open, a bit loud, not really a serene kaiseki setting. Kyo Ya if you make a reservation in advance, or even Kajitsu would be much better options. Havent been to Brushstroke yet, but that might be an option as well.
En Japanese Brasserie
435 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014
Kyo Ya
94 E 7th St, New York, NY 10009
414 East 9th Street, New York, NY 10009
30 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013
Sugiyama is quite good, and a bit less expensive than the other options (if you don't add the Wagyu course). There's a 6 course traditional, an 8 course "modern" kaiseki, and an omakase kaiseki. Apart from the omakase version, all the others will be within your price range.
251 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019
I love En, but not for authentic Kaiseki. They have a lovely tasting menu, which they call Kaiseki, but it is not a classic Kaiseki menu. It does not have raw/soup/fried/vinegared/grilled/braised courses in the classic progression (don't remember the order but they're not doing it.).
Sugiyama is fantastic. For me, it is one of my top 3 NYC restaurants. I have been going there for years. (once every year or so, on alternating visits to NYC). It is my favorite kaiseki place in the US (which, granted, are hard to find). I always order the "Chef Nao's choices -- 8 course modern kaiseki" which is $136 per person. I have not tried anything else but the Wagyu version ($198) which to me was not worth the price difference. I actually preferred what the other menu has instead. The meal I mention is long, wonderful, and very filling. A glorious progression of delicious and beautiful food.
I have not been to Rosanjin or Kyoya. But I have heard wondeful things in particular about Kyoya. I plan to go there my next NYC visit. Only then can I compare them. :-)
Also, Kajitsu is supposed to be a wonderful vegetarian option.
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Thanks for the description of Sugiyama. I pass it all the time on my way to Yakitori Totto. For a non-kaiseki meal, would you recommend Sugiyama's Five Course Dinner for $58?
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The problem with the 5-course is that your main course is basically a steak. Also, you miss their "kisetsu kobachi, " which is excellent. Spend the extra $7 and go for what they call their "authentic course dinner." It's better.
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I have only had the menus I mentioned above.
It's so good that I've gotten stuck!
But I would certainly try the 5-course if that's your inclination. I'm sure it's delicious and beautiful
I haven't done the full kaiseki at Kyo Ya but the a la carte food I've had there is all amazing. I also like the setting (basement level in the EV, feels kind of hidden), the spacious seating, and the incredibly nice service.
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Well, that escalated quickly. Over the weekend, reports about Brooklyn Nets head coach Jason Kidd's unhappiness with his employers began to surface, along with talk that the first-year head coach was looking to escape to Milwaukee. Now it's being reported that Kidd has gotten his wish.
The Nets have agreed to trade Kidd to the Bucks in exchange for two future second-round picks:
Jason Kidd will go to the Bucks to coach for 2015 and 2019 second round picks, league source tells Yahoo Sport.s
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) June 30, 2014
The Nets were reportedly seeking a first-round pick in exchange for Kidd over the weekend, but they seem to have softened their demands.
There's no word yet on exactly what kind of role in addition to coaching Kidd will fill with the Bucks. This whole thing was apparently spurred by the fact that Kidd wanted the same kind of organizational control that coaches like Doc Rivers and Gregg Popovich have, and was upset that the Nets wouldn't give him the power to oversee the team's basketball operations. He may very well get that power in Milwaukee, which would be quite the coup for a guy with zero front-office experience and one year of coaching under his belt.
Meanwhile, the Nets are already searching for a new coach:
My man @Chris_Broussard reports Nets intend to give serious consideration Italian legend Ettore Messina in search to replace Jason Kidd
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Semen Analysis
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Semen is composed of spermatozoa suspended in seminal fluid (plasma). The function of the seminal fluid is to provide nutrition and volume for conveying the spermatozoa to the endocervical mucus.
Male infertility can be affected by a number of causes. Chief among these is a decrease in the number of viable sperm. Other causes include sperm with abnormal morphology and abnormalities of the seminal fluid.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Determining male fertility status
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
See Reference Values.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Semen specimens can vary widely in the same man from specimen to specimen. Semen parameters falling outside of the normal ranges do not preclude fertility for that individual.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Appearance: normal
Volume: > or =1.5 mL
pH: > or =7.2
Motile/mL: > or =6.0 x 10(6)
Sperm/mL: > or =15.0 x 10(6)
Motility: > or =40%
Grade: > or =2.5
Motile/ejaculate: > or =9.0 x 10(6)
Viscosity: > or =3.0
Agglutination: > or =3.0
Supravital: > or =58% live
Fructose: positive
Note: Fructose testing cannot be performed on semen analysis specimens shipped through Mayo Medical Laboratories. If patient is azoospermic, refer to FROS / Fructose, Semen or Seminal Plasma. Submit separate specimen to rule out ejaculatory duct blockage. Positive result indicates no blockage.


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High school Mathematics teacher,
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Smartphone integration in classrooms
This idea is currently being proposed from my android before my computer science class begins. I believe part of the revolution in education is the initialization and integration of programming courses in classrooms, beginning as early as elementary education. Students nowadays are using cellphones before they even know where words such as android or galaxy came from. I remember receiving my first cellphone in the 8th grade and the only use I found for it back then was calling my parents to come pick me up from after school activities. This wasn't even a necessary convenience back then. I could have easily borrowed the school's office phone or a friend's. Now i see 4yr old kids playing with iphones while shopping at the grocery story. The growing dependence on smartphones is increasing. I just bought my first one this month, a galaxy nexus, and have been nearly inseparable from it. Sadly, i will be required to turn it on silent and stow it away once class begins, stowing away limitless information and a viable learning tool. Since i got my phone, i told myself i would not use it for silly games to waste my time away, but what else would i use it for i wondered? The kid next to me is playing words with friends and the sorority girl in the next row is playing fruit ninja. This got me thinking about the future of smartphones.
Many teachers assume that everyone who has a cellphone out during class is texting and everyone who has a smartphone out is playing games, tweeting, and/or texting. It has been brought up in several TEDtalks and other outside articles about the revolution of education. Teachers can definitely find ways to integrate social networking and apps to their lesson plan. Homework can possibly one-day be turned in on facebook and students can be actively engaged in learning calculus on their new app a teacher designs. This brings up another idea. Teachers should have some programming background in order to integrate these new ideas into their classrooms.
Feb 12 2012: I have to say that I agree with you Aaron but as yet we dont have the skills, understanding or access to hardware that will enable all teachers and students to effectively utilise the incredible potential of mobile internet devices. It will only be through the innovation and hard work of teachers like you that educational paradigms will shift to incorporate the new media world. I'm currently spending my Sunday developing my first ibook knowing that the majority of my students do not own ipads but I feel it is my responsibility to try to informed about the potential of such inventions. Keep up the good work!Feb 2 2012: Do you want to integrate smartphones into the classroom or YOUR smartphone into the classroom?
Technology is being integrated into our education system more and more. Smart boards, assignment completed online, etc. I think this is a positive trend as long as the tools remain tools for acquiring a sound education.
I completely agree with the idea that programming needs to be a part of the school curriculum, beginning in elementary school. I am planning to run for office this year and that is actually one of my proposals so I am excited to see someone still in school identifying it as a need.
Have you heard about Apple's new iTextbook on the iPad? Jobs wanted to replace the college textbook industry by making textbooks downloadable on the iPad. Hopefully within five years we will see a push to do this in the public education system as well.
Feb 2 2012: Sorry, i don't understand the difference between integrating my smartphone and any other smartphone?
But! I am thrilled to see someone with similar views on the future of education run for office. I myself am still trying to wrap my head around how to change our world. what position are you running for? and how did you get to where you are? I am set on the idea that you need to be in a position of authority in order to make changes in society. New York has already partnered with IBM to create a curriculum grades 9-14 that includes programming
Etext has been around for quite a while, but is sadly not that much cheaper than buying a real textbook. There was a TEDtalk about these kinds of choices. Buying an intangible file of data for $120 or buying a textbook with access to the Etext for $121. Most people would just purchase the book. Therefore, in order to shift the textbook industry from paperback books to Ebooks or iTextbooks, we'll need to work with them to increase the demand.
Several issues that would ensue from this change, both positive and negative, include:
- unemployment in a large portion of textbook manufacturers
- the actual buildings will be unnecessary
- accessibility of these books in classrooms and at home?
-----students will need either tablets or laptops in order to access these books
-----hence, integration would only be more feasible in middle/upper class districts
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I'm sure many other repercussions will also occur if this is enacted.
Feb 3 2012: Aaron,
"Sorry I dont understand the difference between integrating my smartphone and any other smartphone."
There is a big difference - from both the user's and issuer's point of view.
User: Your smartphone is your smartphone. It's a tough line to tiptoe when you are telling kids, 'you can have your property, but can only use it to the ends I direct'. No one is going to abide by that and it nearly impossible to enforce. If a school is going to integtate smartphones (or tablets) into the classroom, it should be as a learning tool solely. Not entertainment, not Fruit Ninja.
Issuer: I would never get the legislature to agree to allocate funds to make tablets available which allow the student to play Fruit Ninja. And to make it a requirement, the state will have to issue the tablets, so that poor kids are not at a disadvantage. The tablets would have to designed with particular programs, and not others. There would have to be unalterable restrictions on internet use, etc.
"We'll need to work with them to increase demand."
Agreed. Making the SC Education System a buyer does increase demand. As the first to act, it would give us a tremendous advantage and leverage. You, Apple (and other ebook publishers), and I all know as soon as one state makes it work, the rest will follow, bringing even more demand.
There are already efforts underway to provide every school child with a laptop. I think those resources would be better allocated to purely educational tablets or smartphones. I think integration is possible across the board, not solely affluent districts.
The other side effects you mention are both challenging and intriguing. As retail goes online, big box stores are unnecessary (literally the building has no use). Similarly, as textbooks become ebooks, an entire industry's infrastructure will need to be dismantled or it will lay in ruin.
I am running as an Independent for the SC State House, District 23.
SEPFeb 3 2012: Also, thanks for the link regarding P Tech and the details concerning it. I think that is certainly a step in the right direction.
However, I want programming to be introduced much sooner than the ninth grade. I want our first graders introduced to three languages: English, Spanish and programming. I think its really important for kids to grasp how a computer works as they learn how to operate it.
I don't know if I like IBM's privileged status either. I don't think we ought to farm out our education aystem to multinationals. The goal is to instill the most employable traits in our students and then have companies compete for their labor.
I do like the idea of turning HS into a broad apprenticeship. Our state demands that certain jobs be completed every year. Rather than privatize those tasks, I would like to see our high schoolers have the opportunity to work on those projects and acquire real world experience in a given field while still in HS.
For example, between 2008-10, SC spent over $200 million on architecture fees. Not building fees, architecture fees. Why not have highschoolers with an interest in engineering work to develop plans for these projects, and submit them to the state for a choice to be made. You could do this with state jobs in every field and every level of intellectual capability (we would have HS engineers, as well as HS construction workers, coordinators, financiers and accountants (State Treasury), etc.
Your thoughts?
Feb 4 2012: You bring up a very interesting proposal. Redistributing to whole level of education so that it coincides with our changing times, returning the standards back to where it once was. It was only a few decades ago when the average living conditions could be achieved through a high-school diploma, now the norm is to get a degree in college.
If I am interpreting this correctly, you are suggesting that we return the norm of education to that of a high-school diploma. Consequently, we would be improving on the level of education students would receive by then. This would transfer much of the power universities hold on society today to that of high schools. Universities were created with this specialization in mind. By rerouting the choice of specialization and making it available to high school students, the establishment of universities will decline significantly. This is something we will have to keep in mind. However, I do believe the advancement of students and providing them with the opportunity to assimilate into society as soon as possible will be of huge benefit for the future of society. The amalgamation of public education and work is truly a revolutionary idea. As of now there is a fine line between the two. It will be a difficult curriculum to enforce as well. Will students be paid for their contributions to these projects? In monetary or merit form? If students surpass expectations on these projects will they be required to continue with their education or be allowed to immediately begin their integration into society? These are a few of many questions that will need to be clarified if this idea is to be made a reality.
Personally, I would not mind ignoring the repercussions that will most likely affect the university system, the current employment system, etc.. This is because the advancement of our future generations is far more important. There will be a selfishness to maintain these old systems, but from the words of Ken Robinson "reform is no use anyFeb 4 2012: more what we need is not evolution, but a revolution," and I believe your view of turning high school into a broad apprenticeship invokes this revolution.Jan 31 2012: Hey thanks for letting me know another conversation already existed! Not really sure how to check if a similar topic has been discussed on here.
The way society is progressing, I think that programming will become an essential asset to have in the future. I suppose this conversation will be closing shortly since you have already covered most if it. All in all there has to be regulation in the classroom when it comes to smartphones.Jan 31 2012: Hi Aaron,
...Very clever idea about teachers having some app programming understanding, to help them design phone-based activities. I'm a 'phone on vibrate and leave it out' kind of teacher. There isn't a simple answer to the phones in the classroom debate. I tested the waters earlier this year by starting a conversation, http://www.ted.com/conversations/5876/should_smart_phones_be_allowed.html . The bottom line is that there are appropriate, and inappropriate times to use phones in school, or anywhere else. I have kids receiving more than a dozen texts per period. How will those students ever hope to focus long enough on a cognitive task, to actually arrive at a solution? (regardless of whether the activity is on-line, on-phone, or on-paper.)
By the way, we already use FB, a lot.


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Have you ever felt that travel makes you humble?
As a part of #Travel2Indonesia trip, I spent the first two days in Borneo jungle (Kalimantan). We slept, ate, worked on the klotok – wooden boat, and the weather was scorching hot and humid. You can imagine how dirty and sweaty we all were.Because the orangutan camp can be visited only by a river-boat, we had to maintain our lives on the boat. I loved the experience. The simple life - it's not easy to get noweadays. I like the wilderness and the jungle, and enjoyed the fact we were forced to be separated with Wi-Fi and all other technologies. Only one thing: I wanted to take a shower.
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Travel makes us humble. Travel makes us realize how precious the things we take for granted. Not just seeing people with less-fortune, by experiencing the challenging situations, we learn. People are smart creatures, but sometimes we just have to experience to actually connect the dot. Getting out of the comfort zone will make you grow. That's why traveling is such a precious experience.
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S/2003 J12 was discovered between February 6 and March 7 2003 by Scott S. Sheppard and others from the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy at the Mauna Kea Observatory in Hawaii.
How S/2003 J12 Got its Name:
The name "S/2003 J12" means that it is a satellite (S) that was discovered in 2003 orbiting Jupiter (J), and that it was the 12th satellite of Jupiter discovered that year. The International Astronomical Union's Planetary Nomenclature Commission has not yet given this satellite its more permanent name.


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Distinguished Lecture Series
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Duojia D. J. Pan, PhD
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Research: Molecular genetics of tumor suppressor genes and oncogenes
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Paul Mischel, MD
Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, UCSD
Research: Targeting signal transduction pathways and metabolic circuitry in glioblastoma; intratumoral heterogeneity in targeted cancer drug resistance
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Kevan Shokat, PhD
University of California, San Francisco
Research: Chemical approaches to deciphering and controlling signal transduction pathways
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Daniel Durocher, PhD
Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Inst. Mount Sinai Hospital
Research: Understanding how normal cells can become cancerous cells and how healthy cells detect and repair damage to their DNA
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Celeste Simon, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Research: Stem cells, angiogenesis, inflammation, cancer cell metabolism, and cellular responses to oxygen deprivation
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College of Pharmacy, University of Florida
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University of California San Diego School of Medicine
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Where did this web site go?
- For the past 20 years, Dayspring has had 2 web sites. One for promotional pens and one for name brand fine pens.
- Due to the huge continued growth of the fine pens, (Giftpens.com), we consolidated our 2 stores into 1 effective 12/2014.
- Dayspring Pens will continue to offer quality name brand engraved pens at our Giftpens.com store. We will feature engraved Cross, Parker, Franklin Covey and Waterman pens both to business customers, and individuals.
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I want to remove the browser page title which appears on the browser like:
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Exelon strives to provide superior value for our customers, our employees and the communities we serve. Our vision is to become the premier energy company in the nation through environmental leadership, world-class operations and disciplined financial management.
Dedicated educator will connect nearby schools and communities to The 606
Braidwood Generating Station announced today that proceeds from its thirteenth annual Fishing for a Cure tournament will be directed to the Coal City and Diamond Disaster Relief Effort.
Exelon Foundation and PECO help bring first comprehensive survey of Joseon dynasty art to Philadelphia
Sirens to Sound for Three Minutes at 1:00 p.m. EST
Operators at Exelon Generation's Dresden Station returned Unit 2 to full power at 11:38 a.m. today following the completion of the unit's 23rd refueling outage on Sunday, Dec. 1.
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Executive speech at Total Energy USA conference emphasizes benefits to environment and consumers by letting markets work
Live Near Your Work program provides Exelon employees up to $5,000 toward the purchase of a home in the city
Company honored in "NOD Salutes" series in celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Baltimore event is first in a series bringing experts together to share ideas, explore new technology
Financial performance exceeded quarterly guidance range
State-of-the-art upgrades and maintenance performed to ready Unit 3 for another continuous two-year run and proposed future power output increase.
Operators at Exelon's Dresden Generating Station returned Unit 3 to full power at approximately 5:00 a.m. CT today.
Board of Directors has declared a regular dividend of $0.31 per share on Exelon's common stock
Program unique to energy industry creates a $123 million credit facility with participating banks in Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Operators at Exelon Generation's Dresden Station took Unit 3 offline at 3:35 a.m. today to perform maintenance work on the system that cools the unit's generator.
Energy company leading facility tour and presentations for elementary and high school students throughout northern Illinois
The Exelon Foundation and PECO continue their longstanding support of ASPIRA, Inc. of Pennsylvania with a three-year, $450,000 grant that will fund the development and implementation of a dynamic STEM curriculum in all ASPIRA of Pennsylvania schools.
PECO announced today that the company has partnered with the National Organization on Disability on a 2014 initiative to hire individuals with disabilities.
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A resource for reliable information about significant people, places, events, and things in Minnesota history.
Young men and women of the 1935 graduating class of the S.t Paul Talmud Torah. Max Gordon, the director of the Talmud Torah, is seated at the center of the front row.
1937 Winter Carnival Ice Palace, looking west toward State Office Building.
Postcard of the 1937 Winter Carnival Ice Palace.
This video includes images from the Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Edina Newspaper Photographs Collection at the Minnesota Historical Society. The narration is taken from, "4 Missing in Hotel Fire, 18 Dead, Fireman Search All Night Among Ruins." Minneapolis Morning Tribune, January 4, 1940. Video produced by Horacio DeVoto.
1940 Winter Carnival Ice Palace at Como Park.
1941 Winter Carnival Ice Palace.
The 1980 Olympic U.S. Hockey team lights the cauldron at the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photograph by Preston Keres.
President Ronald Reagan listens to Twins manager Tom Kelly at the congratulatory ceremony at the White House.
Excited fans swarm around the Minnesota Twins during their victory parade.
This battle flag of the 1st Battery, Minnesota Light Artillery consists of one layer of red silk with a gold knotted fringe around the perimeter and three pairs of ties for attachment to the staff. The flag is adorned with battle honors encompassing much of the battery's service.
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Played in all 18 games … Named NEC Tournament MVP following the Bobcats' win over Mount St. Mary's in the Northeast Conference Championship … Selected to the All-NEC First Team for her contributions during the regular season … Named the Bobcats' Most Outstanding Midfielder … Scored 38 goals and added 15 assists for a total of 53 points … Second on the team in goals and third in assists … Led the team in draw controls with 47 … Second in caused turnovers with 22 … Scored a goal in 15 of the Bobcats' 18 games in 2011 … Tallied two assists at Fairfield on 2/25 … Scored a goal and added an assist against Connecticut on 2/27 … Scored a goal against Brown on 3/8 … Scored two goals and added an assist in a win at Vermont on 3/13 … Recorded two goals in a win at Central Connecticut State on 3/20 … Tallied three goals and two assists in a win over Saint Francis (Pa.) on 3/25 … Scored six goals in a win over Robert Morris on 3/27 … Assisted on two goals in a win over Sacred Heart on 4/1 … Scored two goals in a win over Denver on 4/3 … Scored one goal in each of the Bobcats' next three games, on 4/6 at Columbia, 4/10 at Bryant, and 4/15 against Wagner … Scored six goals in a win over Long Island on 4/17 … Tallied two goals and an assist in a win at Mount St. Mary's on 4/21 … Scored two goals and added two assists in a win at Monmouth on 4/23 … Recorded two goals and three assists in the NEC semifinal win over Sacred Heart on 4/29 … Tallied a season-high seven points on six goals and an assist in the Bobcats' NEC Championship win over Mount St. Mary's on 5/1.
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Saw action in 15 games, making 14 starts…Finished second on the team in points with 49 (39 goals, 10 assists)…Earned All-NEC First Team honors...Named NEC Player of the Week on 3/15…Scored two goals in a 16-8 defeat against Connecticut on 3/3…Registered two goals against Brown on 3/7 in a 13-10 defeat…Recorded a season high six points (four goals, to assists) in a 14-12 loss to Fairfield on 3/11…Picked up four goals and one assist against Bryant on 3/13 in a 18-10 victory…Matched a season high in points with six (three goals, three assists) against Central Connecticut State University on 3/21 in a 20-4 victory…Tallied three goals in a 19-9 victory over Iona on 3/24…Scored a career high six goals on 3/26 against Long Island in a 23-9 victory…Scored two goals including the game tying goal in an 8-7 win over Monmouth on 4/1…Registered a goal and an assist on 4/3 against Mount St. Mary's in a 13-5 win…Recorded four goals and two assists on 4/7 against Wagner in a 15-11 victory…Picked up four goals and one assist against Robert Morris on 4/9 in a 12-8 win…Scored two goals in a 9-5 defeat against Sacred Heart on 4/17…Picked up a goal against Monmouth in a 8-4 win on 4/23.
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Finished fifth on the team in scoring with 29 points on 23 goals and six assists...Named NEC Co-Rookie of the Week on 4/6 after scoring four goals and adding two assists for a season-high six points against Mount St. Mary's on 4/5...Scored five goals in the Bobcats' double-overtime victory at Robert Morris on 4/11...Started 14 of 15 games in her first season with the Bobcats.
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Four-year member of the varsity lacrosse team at Hopkinton High School...Was a Varsity Lacrosse Tri-Valley League All-Star in 2007 and 2008...Named the Varsity Lacrosse unsung Hero in 2006...Team captain in 2007 and 2008...Won the Golden Stick Award in 2008...Also played three years of varsity field hockey and one year of ice hockey...Was a Tri-Valley League All-Star in field hockey in 2007.
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These refill pages are for the Pioneer PS-5781 Photo Album.
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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
Ok guys, I've got an internship in Colorado this Spring on an organic farm (super psyched for this). I'm living in Florida and I need to have my car there so part of the whole experience is going to be a 2200 mile road trip from here to there in mid-March/early April.
Since it's winter and I want to avoid icy and snowy roads as much as possible, I'll be hugging the southern coast of the US and then going straight up to CO. Here's what my route is going to look like (somewhat):http://mapq.st/A8OtA0
Now, which are the must see, do not pass go courses along this route? I don't mind slight detours as long as I'm not going too far out of the way.
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Stu and Craig's Washington, Oregon and California Disc Golf Safari June 13 to June 22, 2008
Fri. June 13 Victoria BC Canada, took ferry to Pt. Townsend Washington, then to Sumner Wash. at the Riverbend DGC on the Puyallup River .. Tracy took us around
Sat. June 14 2 Rounds at Pier Park, Portland arrive Estacada evening Sat. June 15 Play Milo McIvor on the Clackamas River Estacada Oregon 27 holes - Par 87 -
drive to Whistler's Bend Roseburg Sun. June 15 Play W.B. ….. Camp on the S. Umpqua River
Mon . June 16 Play Whistler's Bend then drive to San Fran. Stay at Fort Mason Hostel and do World's 'Crookedest' Lombard Street.
Tues. June 17 to Santa Cruz on Hwy. 1, play De La Vega return and play Golden Gate Park San Francisco in the evening.
Wed. June 18 Played Stafford Lake, Novato par 59 #9 1049' camp Napa Bothe Park it has pool & it was hot.
Thurs. June 19 Play Oroville on the Feather River needed swim after - very hot ….go to Chico played 5 holes after we found it
Friday June 2oth after putting a shift at he Last Call Bar got up and played Chico - had a great cool down swim in Big Chico Creek pool at Bidwell Park. Drive to Weed and
play College of the Siskiyous with Ken and Bret, camped on the Klamath River had lightning and fires started.
Sat. June 21 Played 54 holes Tom Pearce Park on the Rogue River, Grants Pass …. played 18 at Dexter at Eugene …. And 18 at Adair in Corvallis Oregon ………
camped at Champoeg State Park on the Willamette River Oregon
Sunday June 21st played the 15 hole course with Dwayne who showed us around. We then drove to Seattle and played the Sea-Tac course teed off at
6:30pm finished at 8:30 and headed for the border
….. Crossed at 11:30 and were home by midnight ……… all tuckered out but we had our fill of Disc Golf.
once you get up to colorado let me know cheyenne is a short trip and has a great course that i would love to show you
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RALIEGH, N.C. (May 5, 2011) - The ETSU baseball team is set to face North Carolina State in a key non-conference series starting Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Doak Field in Raleigh, N.C. The two teams are slated to play on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. before closing out the series on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Head coach Tony Skole is only one win back of 300 in his ETSU career as the Bucs (27-15, 12-10 A-Sun) are riding a six-game win streak coming into the series.
Senior Paul Hoilman (Johnson City, Tenn.) guided the Bucs to a 5-3 win over Appalachian State on Wednesday. Hoilman set the ETSU career hits record in the contest with his home run the sixth inning to surpass for Buccaneer great Shane Byrne with 291 hits. The Johnson City, Tenn. native only needs one double to claim the outright Atlantic Sun Career doubles record.
N.C. State (26-19, 11-13 ACC) has won seven of its last ten contests including a sweep of North Carolina. The Wolfpack are hitting .285 as a team led by sophomore Chris Diaz. Diaz has a .344 average with nine doubles, two home runs and 24 RBI on the season.
The Bucs only meeting with N.C. State came back in 1991 as the Wolfpack came out on top in a 5-0 game.
Live stats and audio are available for all three games by clicking the links above. Tune in one half hour before each game to catch all analysis on the Atmos Energy Dugout show, and don't forget to stay with us after the game on the 10th Inning Show presented by General Shale.
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Manchester nanobrewery ready to brew with the big boys
MANCHESTER -- WHILE CLYDESDALES aren't in the picture just yet, a small brewery took a big step Monday when its workers stacked 296 cases of beer on six pallets outside the back door, readying them for a trip to the warehouse.
The move symbolized the 14-month transition of the Candia Road Brewing Co. from nanobrewer to beverage manufacturer. As such, the brewer can have its Manchester-made product distributed by Amoskeag Beverages LLC.
"It's a level of success when they go to a distributor to send their beers across the state," said Bert Bingel, co-owner of Bert's Better Beers, which sells the Candia Road's Nepenthe line of beers and ales in its Hooksett retail store.
Bingel said nanobreweries are undergoing an explosion in the state. Three years ago, small brewers in New Hampshire produced about 125 labels. Now it's around 700, he said.
"It's a very enthusiastic, exciting environment right now," he said.
Until Monday, the company had to cart its product to the 40 or so retailers across the state who agreed to sell it, said Brian Ross, assistant brew master for the three-person operation.
"What a distributor does, they'll pick up your product and help to promote it," said Steve Neel, whose son is brewmaster at Candia Road.
The 296 cases picked up Monday - each holding twelve 22-ounce bottles - represent about a quarter of the company's entire production last year. The seven brands retail for $7 to $9.
"Even if they can get one case into a store here and there, that will eventually clean us out for a month," Ross said.
Two years ago, a law went into effect that allowed small operations such as Candia Road to brew beer and sell it to shops such as Bert's Better Beers.
But the designation of nanobrewery, which came with a $240 state license, required self-delivery.
Last week, Candia Road upped its license to beverage manufacturer, the same held by the Clydesdale-touting Anheuser Busch brewery in Merrimack. The $1,200 license fee allowed Candia Road to partner with Amoskeag Beverage.
Eddie Edwards, director of enforcement for the state Liquor Commission, said the state his issued about eight licenses to nanobrewers. The Candia Road license is the only one he knows of that has upgraded to beverage manufacturer.
At full tilt, Candia Road could produce 100 cases a week, Ross said.
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