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Inside Gustavus (May 19, 2011)
Volume 43, Number 33
Faculty/Staff Activities
John Lammert (biology) wrote story-based clinical cases that accompany chapters in Bauman, Microbiology with Body Systems, 3rd ed, (Pearson Benjamin Cummings). He is listed as a clinical consultant on the title page.
Barbara Fister (library) has been asked to speak at an international symposium at UCLA on "Steig Larsson and Scandinavian Crime Fiction," to be held May 20-21. Her talk, "Conventionally Unconventional: Lisbeth Salander's Sisters in Crime," will focus on the Millennium Trilogy's roots in feminist crime fiction of the 20th century.
Work by Priscilla Briggs (art & art history) is featured in "EA$T/WE$T: A Global Look at Capitalism" from May 14 through June 18, 2011, at the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art in New Harmony, Ind.
Ron Rietz (MCS) gave a talk titled "An Elementary Integral Formula for Products of Functions with Proportional Second Derivatives" at the spring meeting of the North Central Section of the Mathematical Association of America at Carleton College.
John Holte (MCS) gave a talk titled "Small-sample confidence intervals for proportions" at the spring meeting of the North Central Section of the Mathematical Association of America held at Carleton College.
On May 5, Judy Douglas (drug & alcohol education), Sara Sletten, and Amy Pehrson (both Center for Servant Leadership) completed "Connecting Nicollet County", a year-long community and leadership development program. In its inaugural year, a cohort group of 22 participants met monthly from September to May. Participants visited all the communities in Nicollet County, touring businesses, agricultural industries, natural resources, and historic sites. They met community leaders and explored community assets, along with participating in leadership sessions and skill development.
Ray Thrower (Campus Safety) presented a training session on "Critical Incidents That Happen on Campuses of Higher Education" on Tuesday, May 10, at the University of Saskatchewan. The audience consisted of the University of Saskatchewan Board of Regents, the president, president's cabinet, and local city officials. On Thursday, May 12, he presented a training session on "Community Policing" to the Canadian Association of Campus Public Administrators-West. On Wednesday, May 18, he was the keynote presenter at the Bose Conference in Colorado Springs, Colo.
A solo exhibition by Greg Mueller (Sesquicentennial Sculptor) opens Thursday, May 26, and runs through Sept. 1 at the Anne Wright Wilson Gallery of Georgetown College, Ky. "(un)-Realized Visions" will include sculpture of reclaimed agricultural salvage and recycled cast iron. Also on view will be large-scale print compositions documenting his collaborative process with art students, dancers, local communities, and his public art team, GMW.
Coughlan Companies of Mankato recently provided $500 worth of books from among their publications to Debra Pitton (education). The texts, primarily Spanish-English children's books, will be shipped to Chimbote, Peru, for use by the students in Pitton's course in January 2012. Gustauvus students will be establishing a small English language library and teaching basic English language skills to the children and youth of a mission complex in Chimbote.
Funding Opps
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations' weekly program or funding opportunity highlight:
Fulbright Scholar Program... The Fulbright Scholar Program of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) offers grants for college faculty to lecture and conduct research in more than 130 countries around the world. Faculty at every academic rank are eligible. Fulbright awards are available from two months to an academic year or longer. Grant stipends and benefits vary by country or regional program and type of award. The deadline for applications is August 1. For more information, please visit the CIES website.
For more information on grants or proposal preparation, contact Bob Weisenfeld in the Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations (x7049 or email@example.com).
In the Media
Here are some noteworthy Gustavus-related stories that recently appeared in print or broadcast media locally, regionally, or around the nation:
- Gustavus senior Chris Wiens is featured in the Minnesota Private College Council's May Newsletter. Link: http://www.mnprivatecolleges.org/news-events/newsletters/may-2011-newsletter/....
- The St. Peter Herald printed a story written by Gustavus student Lauren Damrow about a group of Gustavus nursing students who participated in a service-learning program in Petatlán, Mexico (St. Peter's sister city). The article appeared in the Thursday, May 19, edition of the newspaper.
- The St. Peter Herald printed a story in its May 19 edition about the Rev. Rodney L. Anderson being named Interim Senior Chaplain at the College.
- Gustavus women's golfer Rikka Holiday was featured in a Bozeman Daily Chronicle (Montana) story regarding her performance at the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships. Holiday finished in a tie for sixth place individually.
Anyone who has suggested additions for this list, suggestions for potential future media stories, or interest in being a media source should contact Marketing and Communication (x7520 or firstname.lastname@example.com).
President's Cabinet Summary
The President's Cabinet met on May 10 and May 17, 2011, and discussed the following items:
- Emergency operations training was planned for incoming Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mark Braun and Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Life JoNes Van Hecke, and any existing emergency operations personnel interested in refreshing skills. Arrangements were discussed for the next periodic tabletop exercise for emergency operations personnel. Both training and exercise will take place this summer.
- The Cabinet approved increased hours for the High Risk Drinking Initiative's administrative assistant. Grant funds will be used for this purpose
- A faculty proposal for a Sexual Assault Education and Title IX Coordinator was discussed.
- Given the expected strong first-year and transfer enrollment for the fall, members reviewed plans for adjustments in housing, budget, courses, etc.
- Departmental budgets were discussed, including questions about summer expenditures, particularly related to student employment.
- Activities of the May 15-16 Board of Trustees meeting were reviewed.
- The agenda of the all-employee meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 26 was discussed. Progress toward the 2010-11 institutional goals will be reviewed at the meeting.
News & Announcements
All-Employee Meeting... All employees are invited to attend an all-employee meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 26, at 10:30 a.m. in Alumni Hall. Progress on 2010-11 institutional goals and information on College finances will be presented.
Campus Drive and Campus Main Entrance Closure Notification... Portions of Campus Drive will be closed for roadwork May 31-June 8.
- The main College Avenue entrance will be closed May 31-June 3. Use an alternate entrance (Jefferson Ave./south entrance or Grace Street/north entrance).
- Campus Drive from the main entrance at College Avenue up the northside hill to the corner at Uhler Hall will be closed May 31-June 3.
- Campus Drive from the main entrance south to the Jefferson Avenue entrance will be closed May 31-June 8. The Jefferson Avenue entrance will remain accessible throughout, but traffic will only be able to turn to the left (west) at the junction with Campus Drive.
- The main entrance at College Avenue should reopen June 3, with traffic only able to turn north toward Uhler/Complex until June 8.
Closure dates are subject to change due to weather/work progress; check the Campus Safety web page for updates at gustavus.edu/safety and note posted barricades and signage. Please allow extra travel time for entering campus, inform any campus visitors you might have about the closing, and contact Campus Safety or Physical Plant if you have any questions.
Ushers Still Needed for Commencement... Ushers are still needed for commencement exercises on Sunday, May 29. Ushers should arrive by noon, and may leave after the ceremony starts at 2 p.m. Contact Dana Lamb at email@example.com or x7550 to volunteer.
Last Newsletter of the 2010-11 Academic Year... This week's Inside Gustavus (May 19) is the final one of the 2010-11 academic year. Weekly online publication will resume on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011, for the 2011-12 year. To announce events and information to the College community during the summer months, the Office of Marketing and Communication will publish the Summer Scoop online on a monthly basis (tentatively June 23, July 21, and August 18).
New Photo Kiosk in Print Services... Print Services now has a picture kiosk. It prints while you wait on Kodak photo paper. There's no need to go downtown or to Mankato for photos anymore. Greeting cards, thank you cards, and calendar templates are also available. Selected prices for personal photos: 4" x 6" = 25¢, 5" x 7" = $1.49, 6" x 8" = $1.89; for greeting cards: 4" x 6" = 52¢; for personalized 12-month calendar: $2.49. Stop in and check it out today.
Reminder from Advancement... As we draw close to the end of the current fiscal year, please be sure to check your campus mail for any gifts to the College. If you receive any donations to Gustavus or your department, deliver them to the Office of Institutional Advancement on or before May 31, 2011. Thank you for your help and promptness with this request. If you have any questions, please contact Ann Johnson at x6515 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Printer/Copier Open House... Three vendors will participate in an Open House on Tuesday, May 24, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the Heritage Room in the Jackson Campus Center. During the open house the equipment with computer connection will be available for testing. Please stop by and feel free to bring a memory stick with documents you want to print. You may either work on the machine directly or through a computer connection set up in the Heritage Room. After the demo, Naomi quiram (Print & Mail Services) would like your feedback on what meets your needs as well as the needs of your department.
Farewell Reception for VP Gwen Freed... The Offices of the President and Marketing and Communication invite the campus community to a farewell reception in honor of Gwen Freed, Vice President for Marketing and Communication, on Friday, May 27, 9:30-11 a.m., in the Heritage Room. A brief program will be held at 10:15 a.m. Please join us as we bid farewell to a great colleague.
Campus Happenings
Chapel Schedule... All are invited to the worship services at 10 a.m. weekdays and 10:30 a.m. Sundays in Christ Chapel. The upcoming schedule is as follows.
- Friday, May 20 - Bethany Ringdal (senior student)
- Sunday, May 22 - Paul Lutter (religion)
- Monday, May 23 - Taizé
- Tuesday, May 24 - Litany for Travelers
Staff Picnic Coming Up on June 1... All College employees are invited to the annual Staff Picnic, to be held this year on Wednesday, June 1, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Evelyn Young Dining Room.
Off-Campus Events of Interest
Documentary on Dakota Conflict Will Show... A free public showing of the documentary Dakota Conflict will be held at the Nicollet County Historical Society Treaty Site, Saturday, May 21, at 4:30 p.m. Garrison Keillor narrates a balanced look at both sides: settlers and native Indians. The showing is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the Mankato Symphony Orchestra, which will also tour the Sioux Agencies with a program featuring original music by Native American composer Brent Michaels Davids. Tour kickoff is Sunday, May 22, 3 p.m. at West High School in Mankato. Guest performers include Davids on flute and the Maza Kute Drummers.
Public Health Forum Offered... A public forum on "Health Care in St. Peter: You Have Choices" is scheduled for Monday, June 6, at 7 p.m. in the Senior Room at the St. Peter Community Center. Representatives from St. Peter Clini -Mayo Health System, River's Edge Clinic and Hospital, Daniels Clinic, and Nicollet County Public Health will be speaking about current offerings and new initiatives at their respective facilities. The forum is sponsored by the League of Women Voters.
County Fair Sponsors Barbecue... The Nicollet County Fair board announces its second "Kick 'n Country Barbecue" event on Saturday, May 21, 4 p.m. to midnight. Bands featured are the Eagle River Band and Bad Habits. Zesty barbecue will be grilled by Nicollet County Pork Producers and 2 Pigs BBQ. Full bar, pop, snacks and fun! Cost is $5 per person (12 and under free). Outdoor event if the weather permits; in the Annexstad Building if cold or rainy. Corporate sponsors are Swine Vet Clinic, Volk Electric, Locher Bros., Red Men Club, and Kwik Trip. All proceeds from this event go to improving the Nicollet County Fairgrounds. Any questions, contact Ann Volk at email@example.com or 931-5816.
Congregational Outreach
Preaching in Congregations... Grady St. Dennis (Center for Servant Leadership) will be preaching at Christ the King Lutheran Church in New Ulm on Saturday, May 21, at 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday, May 22, at 9 a.m. Christ the King is a member of the Gustavus Association of Congregations. This ministerial program is a resource coordinated by Church Relations and Community Engagement in the Center for Servant Leadership.
Facility Hours
Library Hours for Finals... Thursday, May 19, and Friday, May 20: 8 a.m.-2 a.m.; Saturday, May 21: 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, May 22, and Monday, May 23: 8 a.m.-2 a.m.; Tuesday, May 24: 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
Library Hours for After Finals... (Post Finals and Commencement Weekend) Wed., May 25-Friday, May 27: 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m.; Sat., May 28-Mon., May 30: CLOSED.
And, Library Hours for Summer... Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
House/Farm and Alpacas for Sale... Picture-perfect country living at its best. Newly remodeled two-story home on 10 acres, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Updates include mechanicals, windows, siding, roof, kitchen, flooring, and more. All 4 bedrooms on the same floor w/ main-floor bathroom & laundry. All appliances included. Newer well & septic. Full attic for future expansion. Outbuildings include 80x46 barn with hayloft, fencing, and stables, 100x48 machine shed, 84x40 Quonset, additional 24x16 shed, 50x15 chicken barn w/ additional granary and grain bins. Alpacas sold separately as well; 17 available—inquiries welcome. Contact Kathy at x6514 or 952-994-4560 (cell) or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Basement Apartment for Rent... Private entrance. Large living room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Partially furnished. No pets; no smoking. Two blocks from Gustavus campus (818 Grace St.). Monthly rent $500 including utilities. Available July 2011. Contact Aaron or Mary Everett at 507-934-0048 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For Rent... One-bedroom apartment. Completely furnished, all utilities except laundry and phone. No smoking, no pets. Call Gene Lund at 931-1913.
For Sale... 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis LSE, 73,000 miles, new tires, leather seats, power AM/FM/cassette/CD radio. Driver and passenger 8-way power seats with lumbar support. Traction control, heated power side mirrors. NADA listed at $9550, selling for $7995. Very clean. Please call Pat at 507-327-8161.
"Plugs" is maintained as a forum by which members of the Gustavus community may offer goods and/or services to others in the community, or seek the same from them. It is not meant to accommodate ads or announcements from area businesses such as real estate agents or retailers, although from time to time such announcements may be published when deemed to be of particular interest to the community.
|Today 8 am to 6 pm
|Family Weekend Class Visitshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-class-visits-4/46559Academic Buildings
|7–9 pm
|Volleyball at Carleton Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-at-carleton-college-4/44904Northfield, Minn.
|7–9 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46560Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|8–9 pm
|LineUs Improv Comedyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/lineus-improv-comedy-6/46555Alumni Hall
|10–11:59 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46567Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|Family Weekendhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-8/37637Gustavus Adolphus College Campus
|Tomorrow 8–9:30 am
|Family Weekend Pancake Breakfasthttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-pancake-breakfast-2/46561First Year Residence Halls (Norelius & Pittman/Sohre)
|9:30–10:15 am
|Family Weekend Workshopshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-workshops-2/46562Campus Center Banquet Rooms
|10 am
|Men's Swimming and Diving hosts Alumni Meethttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-swimming-and-diving-hosts-alumni-meet/45905St. Peter, Minn.
|10 am
|Women's Swimming and Diving hosts Alumni Meethttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-swimming-and-diving-hosts-alumni-meet/45917St. Peter, Minn.
|10:30–11:15 am
|Family Weekend Workshopshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-workshops-2/46563Campus Center Banquet Rooms
|11 am to 4:30 pm
|Fall Fest at the Arbhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/fall-fest-at-the-arb/46498Linnaeus Arboretum
|11:30 am to 1 pm
|Family Weekend Carnival Lunchhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-carnival-lunch-2/46504Evelyn Young Dining Room
|1 pm
|Football hosts St. Olaf College (Family Weekend)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/football-hosts-st-olaf-college-family-weekend/44583St. Peter, Minn.
|1–4 pm
|Men's Soccer hosts Augsburg Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-hosts-augsburg-college-2/45156St. Peter, Minn.
|2–4 pm
|Volleyball hosts UW-Superior (JV at 12 p.m.)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-hosts-uw-superior-jv-at-12-p-m/44905St. Peter, Minn.
|3–4 pm
|Family Weekend Triviahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/family-weekend-trivia-2/46503Courtyard Cafe
|3–5 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46568Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|3:30 pm
|Women's Soccer hosts Augsburg Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-soccer-hosts-augsburg-college-3/45222St. Peter, Minn.
|7–9 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46569Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|8–9 pm
|Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Teamhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/chicago-boyz-acrobatic-team/46502Bjorling Recital Hall
|10–11:59 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46570Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|Oct 5–
|Library Book Salehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/library-book-sale-11/46651Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library
|Oct 11 10:30–11:30 am
|Sunday Worship with Holy Communion (Sunday Worshipping Community)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/sunday-worship-with-holy-communion-sunday-worshipping-community-37/46061Christ Chapel
|11 am to 12:30 pm
|The 2015 Family Weekend Jazz Brunchhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/the-2015-family-weekend-jazz-brunch/46079Evelyn Young Dining Room
|2–4 pm
|The Family Weekend Music Showcase Concerthttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/the-family-weekend-music-showcase-concert/46080Christ Chapel
|3:30–5:30 pm
|Weekend Movie: Inside Outhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-inside-out/46571Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|5–6 pm
|Tabata (HWC) w/Emily and Alexhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/tabata-hwc-w-emily-and-alex/46196Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|Oct 12 7:30–10 am
|Monday Morning Perk Up with the PAshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/monday-morning-perk-up-with-the-pas/46545Peer Education Office
|8–10 am
|Incarcerated women and their children: Dr. Rebecca Shlafer and Erica Gerrity, Prison Project.https://gustavus.edu/calendar/incarcerated-women-and-their-children-dr-rebecca-shlafer-and-erica-gerrity-prison-project/46705Konferensrum, Campus Center
|10–10:20 am
|Daily Sabbathhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/daily-sabbath-237/46748Christ Chapel
|11:35 am to 12:15 pm
|Yoga with Kellyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/yoga-with-kelly-2/46337Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|12:35–1:15 pm
|Pyramid Circuithttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/pyramid-circuit/46350Lund 217 (Gymnastics Room)
|4:45–5:45 pm
|HIIT (HWC) w/ Morgan and Christinahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/hiit-hwc-w-morgan-and-christina/46272Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|6–7 pm
|Straight Up Strength (HWC) w/Matahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/straight-up-strength-hwc-w-mata/46209Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|7–8 pm
|Gustavus Student Senate Meeting- Come for Community Comment!https://gustavus.edu/calendar/gustavus-student-senate-meeting-come-for-community-comment/46736Gustavus Board Room, Jackson Campus Center
|7–8 pm
|Zumba (HWC) w/Meganhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/zumba-hwc-w-megan-3/46183Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|7–9 pm
|Exploring Religious Questions Serieshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/exploring-religious-questions-series-5/45746Olin Hall 103 (Oct. 19 in Rm 214 in Fine Arts Building)
|7–9 pm
|Volleyball hosts Iowa Lake Community College (JV only)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-hosts-iowa-lake-community-college-jv-only/45007St. Peter, Minn.
|Oct 12–
|Bastyr University Health Professions Graduate Programshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/bastyr-university-health-professions-graduate-programs/46507Jackson Campus Center, Lower Level Tables and 49er room
|Oct 13 6–6:40 am
|Fitness Yogahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/fitness-yoga-4/46362Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|8 am to 4 pm
|Flu Shot Clinic!https://gustavus.edu/calendar/flu-shot-clinic-14/46634Heritage Banquet Room
|10–10:20 am
|Daily Sabbathhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/daily-sabbath-238/46752Christ Chapel
|10 am to noon
|Moodle Drop-in Hourshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/moodle-drop-in-hours/46518Olin 124 Lab
|12:35–1:15 pm
|Step with Stephhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/step-with-steph/46378Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|4–5 pm
|Tabata (HWC) with Lydia and Christinahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/tabata-hwc-with-lydia-and-christina/46246Lund 217 (Gymnastics Room)
|4:30–5:30 pm
|Mayday Conference Planning Meetinghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/mayday-conference-planning-meeting/46758Beck 301
|5:30–11:59 pm
|Trip to see The Little Mermaidhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/trip-to-see-the-little-mermaid/46619The Orpheum Theatre
|7–8 pm
|Mental Health Allies Kick-Offhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/mental-health-allies-kick-off-2/46768Peterson House
|7–9 pm
|Panel Discussion on the Culture of Drug and Alcohol Use at Gustavus featuring Nobel Speaker Marc Lewishttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/panel-discussion-on-the-culture-of-drug-and-alcohol-use-at-gustavus-featuring-nobel-speaker-marc-lewis/46701Olin 103
|8–11 pm
|Democratic Debate Viewing Partyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/democratic-debate-viewing-party/46685Confer 127
|Oct 14 7:30–9 am
|Gustie Breakfast - Scott Burhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/gustie-breakfast-scott-bur-2/46648Campus Center Banquet Rooms
|11:30 am to 1:20 pm
|Teachers Talkinghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/teachers-talking-116/45744Banquet Room C - St. Peter Banquet Room
|11:35 am to 12:15 pm
|Cardio Dancehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/cardio-dance-5/46398Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|12:15–12:45 pm
|TRX with Troyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/trx-with-troy/46413Lund Hockey Arena
|4 pm
|Women's Soccer at College of Saint Benedicthttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-soccer-at-college-of-saint-benedict-4/45223St. Joseph, Minn.
|4–7 pm
|Men's Soccer at Saint John's Universityhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-at-saint-john-s-university-3/45157Collegeville, Minn.
|4:30–5:30 pm
|Ideas That Create Entrepreneurshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/ideas-that-create-entrepreneurs/46621Beck 101
|4:30–5:30 pm
|Kickboxing (HWC) w/ Rachelhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/kickboxing-hwc-w-rachel/46296Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|5–8 pm
|BBQ&Ahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/bbq-a-7/466981009 House
|7–8:30 pm
|Erik Evensen, Designing the World of the Norse Gods in Gods of Asgardhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/erik-evensen-designing-the-world-of-the-norse-gods-in-gods-of-asgard/46713Beck 301
|7–9 pm
|"Afro-Indigenous Hondurans in Resistance: U.S. Drug War, Violent Displacement, and Migration" Lecture from activist Alfredo Lopezhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/afro-indigenous-hondurans-in-resistance-u-s-drug-war-violent-displacement-and-migration-lecture-from-activist-alfredo-lopez/46667Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|7–9 pm
|Volleyball hosts Macalester Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-hosts-macalester-college-2/44906St. Peter, Minn.
|8–9 pm
|Coffeehouse Sushi and Origami Nighthttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/coffeehouse-sushi-and-origami-night/46641Courtyard Café
|Oct 15 6–6:40 am
|Strictly Strengthhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/strictly-strength/46433Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|11:35 am to 12:15 pm
|Yogahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/yoga-29/46445Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|noon to 1 pm
|Courageous leadership: Recruiting and Retaining Latino(a) Faculty and Higher Education Professionalshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/courageous-leadership-recruiting-and-retaining-latino-a-faculty-and-higher-education-professionals/46732Beck Hall 121
|12:30–1:20 pm
|New Faculty Orientation Session (non tenure-track only)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-faculty-orientation-session-non-tenure-track-only-3/45724Phi Beta Kappa Room
|12:35–1:15 pm
|Step with Stephhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/step-with-steph/46379Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|4–5 pm
|Tabata (HWC) with Lydia and Christinahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/tabata-hwc-with-lydia-and-christina/46244Lund 217 (Gymnastics Room)
|5:30–6:30 pm
|Power Bootcamp w/ Kaitlin (HWC)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/power-bootcamp-w-kaitlin-hwc-2/46315Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|7–8 pm
|Gustie Tankhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/gustie-tank-3/46620Courtyard Café
|7:30–8:30 pm
|Zumba (HWC) w/Christinahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/zumba-hwc-w-christina/46234Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|8:30–10 pm
|FIKA! at the Swedish Househttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/fika-at-the-swedish-house-3/46609Swedish House
|Oct 16 11:35 am to 12:15 pm
|Pilateshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/pilates/46457Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|12:15–12:45 pm
|TRX with Troyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/trx-with-troy/46414Lund Hockey Arena
|1:30–2:30 pm
|Support "ME" with "WE" Speaker Series - Session Threehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/support-me-with-we-speaker-series-session-three/46590Beck Hall, #211
|2–4 pm
|Moodle Drop-in Hourshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/moodle-drop-in-hours/46519Olin 124 Lab
|2:30–3:30 pm
|Music Colloquium Series: Organist Kalevi Kiviniemi "The Art of Improvisation"https://gustavus.edu/calendar/music-colloquium-series-organist-kalevi-kiviniemi-the-art-of-improvisation/46658Christ Chapel
|7–9 pm
|Concert: Luke Spehar - All Is Gift Tourhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/concert-luke-spehar-all-is-gift-tour/46624The Dive
|7–9 pm
|Drag Showhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/drag-show-6/46174Alumni Hall
|7:30–9:30 pm
|Kalevi Kiviniemi, organ & Jukka Pietila, cantor in Concert, A Gustavus Artist Series Eventhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/kalevi-kiviniemi-organ-jukka-pietila-cantor-in-concert-a-gustavus-artist-series-event/46081Christ Chapel
|8–10 pm
|Weekend Movie: Vacation (2015)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-vacation-2015/46637Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|Oct 17 9–11 am
|Run for Kicks 5khttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/run-for-kicks-5k/46707Lund Center, Gustavus Campus
|9 am to 5 pm
|Faculty Writing Retreat at ASIhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-writing-retreat-at-asi-16/45709American Swedish Institute, 2600 Park Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55407
|10 am to noon
|Gustavus Women's Soccer "Run for Kicks" 5Khttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/gustavus-women-s-soccer-run-for-kicks-5k/46759Linnaeus Arboretum
|10:30 am
|Men's Cross Country at UW-La Crosse Invitehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-cross-country-at-uw-la-crosse-invite/45631La Crosse, Wis.
|10:30 am
|Women's Cross Country at UW-La Crosse Invitehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-cross-country-at-uw-la-crosse-invite/45639La Crosse, Wis.
|11 am to 1 pm
|Women's Rugby Home vs. Macalesterhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-rugby-home-vs-macalester/46177Behind the baseball field on the rugby pitch.
|noon to 2 pm
|Volleyball hosts Simpson Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-hosts-simpson-college/44907St. Peter, Minn.
|1 pm
|Football at Saint John's Universityhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/football-at-saint-john-s-university-4/44584Collegeville, Minn.
|1–4 pm
|Men's Soccer hosts Bethel Universityhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-hosts-bethel-university/45158St. Peter, Minn.
|1:30–3 pm
|Melissa Morey, horn, A Faculty Recitalhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/melissa-morey-horn-a-faculty/46085Bjorling Recital Hall
|3–5 pm
|Volleyball hosts Loras Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-hosts-loras-college/44908St. Peter, Minn.
|3:30 pm
|Women's Soccer hosts Bethel Universityhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-soccer-hosts-bethel-university/45248St. Peter, Minn.
|8–10 pm
|Weekend Movie: Vacation (2015)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/weekend-movie-vacation-2015/46638Wallenberg Auditorium, Nobel Hall
|Oct 18 9 am to 5 pm
|Faculty Writing Retreat at Gustavushttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-writing-retreat-at-gustavus-10/45710The Board Room, Jackson Campus Center
|10:30–11:30 am
|Sunday Worship with Holy Communion (Sunday Worshipping Community)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/sunday-worship-with-holy-communion-sunday-worshipping-community-37/46060Christ Chapel
|noon to 1 pm
|Catholic Masshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/catholic-mass-6/46720Christ Chapel
|6–7 pm
|Pre-Health Club Meetinghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/pre-health-club-meeting-2/46586Beck Hall Room 111
|Oct 19 All day
|Volleyball at Northwestern Tournament (JV only)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-at-northwestern-tournament-jv-only/44909St. Paul, Minn.
|7:30–10 am
|Monday Morning Perk Up with the PAshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/monday-morning-perk-up-with-the-pas/46546Peer Education Office
|8:30–9:30 am
|Information Session: Proposed WRITI/ WRITD Languagehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/information-session-proposed-writi-writd-language/46702Konferensrum, Campus Center
|8:30–9:30 am
|Information Sessions: Proposed WRITI/ WRITD Languagehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/information-sessions-proposed-writi-writd-language/46699Konferensrum, Campus Center
|9:30 am to 4 pm
|Seminary and Divinity School Dayhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/seminary-and-divinity-school-day-8/46139Heritage Room
|11:35 am to 12:15 pm
|Yoga with Kellyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/yoga-with-kelly-2/46338Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|12:35–1:15 pm
|Pyramid Circuithttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/pyramid-circuit/46351Lund 217 (Gymnastics Room)
|2–4 pm
|Moodle Drop-in Hourshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/moodle-drop-in-hours/46520Olin 124 Lab
|3:30–6:30 pm
|Men's Soccer hosts Bethany Lutheran Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-hosts-bethany-lutheran-college/45159St. Peter, Minn.
|4:45–5:45 pm
|HIIT (HWC) w/ Morgan and Christinahttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/hiit-hwc-w-morgan-and-christina/46273Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|Oct 1–
|Michal Sagar Exhibition in Schaefer Gallery: The Beginning of the Third Dreamhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/michal-sagar-exhibition-in-schaefer-gallery-the-beginning-of-the-third-dream/46628Schaefer Schaefer: Art & Art History
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destination hotel
This hotel had everything. It was perfectly located. I was there for a conference and all I had to do is walk across the street. Very much enjoy Treasure Island.
Great couples trip
Great hotel and value. I would not recommend Vegas for families. It was a perfect couples weekend.
Anniversary Celebration in Vegas
An overall great experience! The pool and room were fabulous...however, like most places on the strip, the drinks and food were EXTREMELY overpriced.
Would not recommend
Treasure Island
There was nothing wrong with TI except in the pool area. They had a DJ that played loud, overbearing music all day Friday and Saturday while we were there. Didn't go back the next 2 days of our stay but instead visited Lake Las Vegas. AT TI you
couldn't just sit by the pool and relax and read and listen to something a little less obtrusive. On one of the days we were there they had to clear the entire pool, I had heard because someone vomited in it. A little too much rowdiness for our taste and we won't be staying there again.
Nice Vegas vacation
TI was just what we needed for our trip to Vegas, a great location as we were visiting friends who live 10 minutes from the strip. Room was clean and comfortable. However we really didn't need to spend extra on the resort package (which was
required) as we didn't use the wi-fi or exercise facility.
More like a motel
This is a low end hotel There are better options available. Free Internet is limited devices and bandwidth. Even cheaper hotels provide better internet capability than this.
Family vacation July 7, 2015
Great family trip, hotel and staff was top notch, food in hotel was OK however show ticket and some resteraunts was too pricey, pool was smaller than expected & not so kid friendly. Our room was spacious comfortable and clean but it would have
been nice to have a coffee pot and microwave in the room. Overall we enjoyed our stay at TI and all the the sights, shopping, and shows we were able to fit in our 3 day stay. All was good and we will look forward to our next visit to Vegas.
Great EDC Trip
it was a nice Hotel with clean , modern room . My shuttle took us from here to EDC so it was also convenient. I would recommend it and stay here again.
Wonderful stay during JEA training
Nice staff. Comfortable room. Quiet neighbors. Convenient parking. Good ambiance. Convenient Starbucks and places to eat. I will recommend TI.
I took 2 granddaughters,12 and 14, we had a great 4 nights at TI !!
The location of TI is great, little things, like the Krispy Kreme donuts, the CVS pharmacy inside the hotel,the abundance of lounge pool chairs, just made the trip perfect for
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The staff was friendly, the hotel is easy to get around ,overall it was great for everything we needed !
The 1 negative, the wifi didnt work in our room, and you have to pay for that in the resort fee!
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EcoMetrix Incorporated
based in Mississauga, ONTARIO (CANADA)
The environment is the world in which we live and play. It requires care and consideration through the application of knowledge and experience. EcoMetrix is a team of experienced environmental professionals applying leading edge science and knowledge of regulatory requirements to measure, assess and quantify the potential effects of human activities on the environment. ...
Scalewatcher North America Inc
based in Oxford, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Scalewatcher: An electronic descaler friendly for the environment. Scalewatcher North America seeks confident, out-of-the-box thinking professionals interested in a technology and large ticket sales opportunity, acting as area manager for markets opening in all states. Scalewatcher is the original manufacturer of electronic, descaling technology used throughout Europe, ...
Environmental Leverage Inc.
based in North Aurora, ILLINOIS (USA)
With all the concerns today about environmental liability, some of the Key issues that manufacturers face include: Globalization, Impact of new science and engineering technology, Information systems and e-Commerce, Supply chain management, Sustainability, Energy savings and Environmental performance. At Environmental Leverage all of these issues are important concerns. ...
REDOR sp. z o.o.
based in Bielsko-Biała, POLAND
The history of REDOR Sp. z o.o. dates back to 1967 when the company Bielski Zakład Urządzeń Technicznych was established. Gear Research and Development Centre and then Gear-motors and Reducer Research and Development Center "Redor" in Bielsko-Biała were the next stages of Company's existence. Its basic tasks included comprehensive works on gear drives ...
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based in Rio de Mouro (Sintra), PORTUGAL
dBLab is an Iberian company, with several offices across Portugal and Spain, and is part of Absorsor group, specialized in acoustics, noise and vibration control. It provides services for Noise Mapping by computer modelling of industrial sites, power plants, transportation infrastructures and urban areas, according to European Noise Directive, as well as Action Plans, ...
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Ecometrica is passionate about clear, correct, and meaningful environmental management that helps businesses meet their sustainability challenges, reduce costs, and increase overall performance. We help our clients measure their environmental impacts, from carbon, energy, paper, waste and water management all the way through to full supply chain accounting. We have global ...
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based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.
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Procal design and manufacture continuous emissions monitors suitable for applications that come under the European Large Combustion Plant and Waste Incineration Directives. These monitors are also used on US EPA approved sites. Certified under MCERTS for the measurement of NO, SO2, CO, CO2, H2O, and providing information as required for compliance with EN14181, Procal ...
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Our Opinion: Yes, pray for rain
"Pray without ceasing."
In his first letter to the Thessalonians, Paul instructs these Christians to work diligently as they await the return of Christ.
"For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night," Paul writes in I Thessalonians 5:2.
Be ready, as children of the day, not of the night.
Be ready.
Paul also instructs to "pray without ceasing," in verse 17, a passage of scripture Wichitans are seeing all over town these days, on blue yard signs that say, "Pray for rain."
Pray for rain, without ceasing.
This seems like an appropriate measure of praying, since we're certainly fretting about water, without ceasing.
Everywhere we go, no matter the venue, folks are worried about water. Asking if and when we'll run out of water, if we're losing potential businesses because of the fear of no water, if city officials are prepared enough, have gotten out in front enough, to spare us from anticipated despair.
Despair is what many of us feel, a mere few weeks before summer's heat makes matters even worse.
Beg for rain, said Kathy Macha, the woman behind the bright-blue signs throughout Wichita Falls. It's OK to beg God for things, Macha told the Times Record News, and at this point in our despair, begging for rain honors God's ability to answer our prayers.
Macha, inspired by a Feb. 10 Times Record News story about the number of marquee signs and preachers urging us to "Pray for rain," investigated the cost of printing a sign not only for her yard but for others willing to beg.
An email uncovered more than a few interested folks.
"People were so gracious," she told the paper. "The Lord just took over the project. Within a week, I had 217 signs to order."
Macha has distributed all the signs she intends to produce, and encourages others to take up the cause, so that hopefully every neighborhood proclaims Paul's instructions.
Pray without ceasing.
Officials have tough decisions to make, quick strategies to put in place before we approach Stage 4 water restrictions in the summer. The vast majority of us can only encourage them to get ready, to do what's necessary.
In the meantime, praying cannot hurt.
And if we the rain we pray for — Easter Sunday promises a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms — we can follow Paul's instructions in the previous verse, I Thessalonians 5:16.
"Rejoice evermore."
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Man jailed for 10 years for offences against children
A man from Hythe has been jailed for 10 years for committing offences against children.
Martin Locke, who is 64-years-old, had been in contact via email to arrange and take part in the sexual assault of two children aged 11 and 7.
However, before the meeting could take place, officers went to his address in Tanners Hill in Hythe with a search warrant where he was arrested and later charged.
Whilst on remand, officers found further evidence to charge Locke with.
He was found to have sexually assaulted two girls aged 12 and 13 as well as distributing indecent images of children.
Officers also found footage from where Locke had filmed up girls' skirts without them knowing.
Detective Constable Matthew Avery from Kent Police said, "I am pleased that we have been able to put a stop to his offending and to prevent anyone else becoming a victim of his crimes."
Body washed up on beach at Hythe
Police have launched an investigation after a man's body was washed up on the beach at Hythe in Kent. Officers were called to Princes Parade just before 4pm this afternoon.
The body has now been removed and police are working to formally identify the man, and inform his next of kin. His death is being treated as unexplained.
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Collection of ancient bones reveal their secrets
A church in Kent is one of only two in the country to house a unique collection. St Leonard's Church in Hythe is home to 15 hundred human skulls - dating back to the 13th century - stacked in neat rows. But who did they belong to - and why are they there? Sarah Saunders investigates.
Lucky escape after home has no smoke alarms
Three people have been rescued from a fire at a house in Hythe after their house was not fitted with smoke alarms.
Control operators received the emergency call at 10:03 and mobilised three crews.
Officer in charge Group Manager Dan Tasker said, "The property was not fitted with smoke detectors so there was no early warning of fire. This could have been much worse and quite possibly fatal for the three people we managed to rescue. "
The fire started in the rear of the property and an investigation will determine the cause.
All three casualties suffered smoke inhalation and were handed over to South Central Ambulance Service.
Man charged with murder after death of twin brother
Police who are investigating the death of a man in a house in Langdown Road, Hythe have charged a man.
31-year-old Robert Cerqua of Langdown Road, Hythe has been charged with murder. He is due to appear at Southampton Magistrates Court on Friday, January 3.
31-year-old Christopher Cerqua received serious injuries in an altercation. Police were called at about 9pm Tuesday, December 31. Mr Cerqua was taken to Southampton General Hospital, where he died at 10.20pm.
Detectives from the Hampshire Major Investigation Team are leading the inquiry, called Operation Redding.
Police find body in search for missing man
Hampshire Police searching for missing man Eddie Jeske have found a body.
Officers found the body at Butts Ash Wood at around midday today.
The death is not being treated as suspicious. A file is being prepared for the coroner.
Police appeal for missing Hythe man
A 65-year-old man from Hythe has been reported missing since Saturday.
He was last seen in the Roseberry Avenue area and is described as 5ft 7ins with short grey hair, wearing work clothes and Wellingtons.
Officers are very concerned for Edmund's welfare and would like to hear from anyone who has seen him or knows where he is.He is believed to have links to the Hythe, Marchwood, East Boldre, Brockenhurst and Lymington areas.
Hythe woman racially attacked in her own garden
Police are seeking information from the public after an unprovoked racial attack on a woman from Hythe in her own back garden.
While her young children slept upstairs, the woman, 33, went to her garden at Beech Crescent to find her cat at about 10pm Wednesday 23rd October.
She was grabbed by a man hiding behind her gazebo sheeting and felt an unknown object held to her throat.
Two other men were seen, and all three men hit the woman in the face, causing bruising and cuts.
They whispered abuse of a racist nature to her. They knew the names of her children and threatened her and the children, if she went to the police.
All three men had English accents. They wore dark clothing and covered their faces with dark masks with the eye holes cut out.
Appeal for fail-to-stop driver
Hythe Police are appealing for the driver whose car collided with a bicycle to come forward.
The crash happened on Saturday 17th August at 1.30pm when the car hit a 13-year-old boy who was cycling towards Netley View.
A small cream or white car overtook him and pulled in sharply.
The rear of the car collided with the front wheel of the bike, then the boy fell off and tumbled several times.
The car did not stop.
PC Gary Kimble wants to hear from any witnesses and for the driver to come forward.
Police want to speak to this man after bank threat
On Thursday 28 March, 2013, at around 2pm, a man reportedly entered the Lloyds TSB Bank in High Street, New Romney and made an attempt to rob the bank.
He demanded cash and threatened staff before leaving the bank empty-handed.
The suspect is described as in his 60s, of stocky build and was wearing a dark coloured heavy jacket, blue jeans and a distinctive aviator style dark coloured hat.
Officers investigating the two incidents are looking into the possibility they are linked.
Anyone who knows the man or has information about his whereabouts is asked to ring Kent Police on 101, quoting ZY/28750/12 or Kent Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Nov. 14, 2013
NCAA Championship - First Round
#23/19 NOTRE DAME "Fighting Irish" (11-7-1/7-5-1 ACC) vs. #RV/25 IOWA "Hawkeyes" (15-6-1/5-5-1 Big Ten)
DATE: Nov. 15, 2013
After a season-long 11-day hiatus, and with several days spent watching film and reviewing a series of close losses late in the season, the Fighting Irish put that behind them, forgetting all about records, rankings and RPI values, and see at the clear path that lies ahead -- one NCAA tournament match at a time. It's a journey that begins at 7 p.m. (ET) Friday when Notre Dame kicks off its 21st consecutive NCAA Championship appearance when it plays host to No. RV/25 Iowa at Alumni Stadium.
The Fighting Irish (11-7-1) last took the pitch on Nov. 3, dropping a 2-1 double-overtime decision at fifth-ranked Virginia Tech in the ACC Championship quarterfinals. It was Notre Dame's fifth one-goal loss in less than a month's time, with four of those defeats coming in two overtime periods. However, it also showed some of the mettle and fortitude the Fighting Irish will need during their NCAA postseason run, as they battled toe-to-toe with the Hokies (who would go on to earn a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament) despite going down to 10 players because of a red card in the 77th minute (an ejection that was later overturned by the NCAA).
Notre Dame has a great deal of positive energy it can call upon, not only for the resiliency it has displayed this season, but for the recent memory of last year's charge through the NCAA Championship that took the Fighting Irish to the quarterfinals on the back of wins away from home over No. 10 Wake Forest (2-1) and No. 8 Florida (2-0).
Despite being a young team with 18 of its 28 players being either freshmen or sophomores, Notre Dame is battle-tested, having already faced nine ranked opponents, with No. 10 coming on Friday night when 25th-ranked Iowa comes calling.
The Hawkeyes, who are making their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Championship, are riding high as the Big Ten Tournament runners-up, thanks to wins over Michigan and Penn State in the tournament (the latter being the second over PSU in less than two weeks) before a 1-0 loss to Nebraska in the title match.
A disciplined, defensive-minded crew, Iowa will test the patience and resolve of a Notre Dame side that is not all together unfamiliar with such styles, having seen similar strategies employed by other opponents earlier this season.
"Iowa presents a huge problem for us by the way they drop in deep and defend," Fighting Irish head coach Randy Waldrum said. "They are a very well-coached team, and (head coach) Ron (Rainey) has done a great job organizing them this year. They don't concede a lot of goals, and are on a very good run right now with their performances. Beating Penn State twice shows that they are capable of competing with the best in the country.
"They have a dangerous striker in Cloe Lacasse with an attacking midfielder Katie Nasenbenny who connects well with Lacasse," he added. "Ashley Catrell out wide right is very dangerous, and then their center back Melanie Pickert is very dangerous on set pieces. We will have to be sharp in our possession and patient against their bunker defense."
To help with Friday's #BREAK3K promotion, free hot chocolate and Notre Dame soccer scarves will be given away to fans while supplies last. In addition, members of five University dorms that have supported the Fighting Irish women's soccer program all season (accruing points for attendance along the way) remain in contention to win a new big-screen television for their dorms, with Waldrum himself paying for the new TV and bringing it to the match on Friday.
"Our fans have been so loyal and supportive all season long," Waldrum said. "We're thrilled to be at home for this important NCAA tournament game and it should be exciting for our fans, but we need all the support we can get from our crowd. We have a chance to set a new school record for attendance at an NCAA game, but we can't do it alone, so we're asking everyone to help spread the word, bring a friend on Friday and remember to #BREAK3K!"
Iowa is the only current Big Ten team the Fighting Irish have never faced.
Defender Katie Naughton headed home a corner kick from Brittany Von Rueden in the 44th minute to square the contest at 1-1. Forward Lauren Bohaboy buried the game winner from eight yards out in the 53rd minute, and midfielder/tri-captain Mandy Laddish served up a ball that forward Crystal Thomas finished on a run in the 90th minute as the final Fighting Irish insurance goal.
Notre Dame held an 18-3 shot advantage over Milwaukee, including a 13-2 edge during the second half.
The Fighting Irish played the final 33-plus minutes one player down after senior defender/tri-captain Elizabeth Tucker received her second yellow card of the match at 75:24, with both cards coming less than 10 minutes apart. They were the first two yellow cards of Tucker's career, but an appeal of the first caution was upheld by the NCAA and the card rescinded, clearing Tucker to compete in Notre Dame's first-round match against Iowa.
Virginia Tech finished with a 31-14 edge in total shots (including all 14 after Tucker was erroneously sent off), while the shots-on-goal count was much tighter at 10-7 to the hosts. The Hokies also earned all 12 corner kicks in the match, while the Fighting Irish received all five yellow cards that were handed out during the afternoon.
Freshman goalkeeper Kaela Little was superb in the Notre Dame goal, making eight saves to keep the Fighting Irish firmly in contention. Meanwhile, Virginia Tech's Dayle Colpitts recorded six saves for the hosts.
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The first part of Tintype's experimental three-month show in three frames, interlinking the work of Adam Gilllam (Frame 1), Oona Grimes (Frame 2), and Jo Addison (Frame 3).
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The debut show at this non-profit gallery space, based in a Camberwell flat, features in-progress works by Alexandra Drawbridge, Russell Miller and Xavi Sole-Mora.
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Princess Tower
Initially Princess tower was supposed to comprise of 90 floors. But things were going well for Tameer Holding who recently opened the building this May, and the tower grew to an impressive 414 meters with over a 100 floors, displaying the former holder of the title of the tallest residential tower in the world.
23 Marina
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The Marina Torch
In 2011, Marina Torch replaced Q1, Australia, to claim the title of the world's tallest residential building. At an an impressive 336 meters, the building is home to 79 floors.
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Oregon State confirms: George Taylor is NOT the State Climatologist
As the question of whether George Taylor is the State Climatologist goes national and right-wing apologists scramble to defend him (on MSNBC, Fox, and Drudge), local blogger Brian Hines did the obvious thing.
He asked Oregon State for some facts.
Over on his blog, HinesSight, he's got the full details and full transcript - but Oregon State's spokesman, Mark Floyd, was crystal clear:
Hines: (1) There is no position called "state climatologist" authorized by the State of Oregon.
Floyd: As far as I know, you are correct on No. 1.
Hines: (2) The title of "state climatologist" has been given to the head of the Oregon Climate Service by OSU.
Floyd: No. 2 also is correct, though it is stated simply, which ignores the context of history. ...
Hines: (4) Because Taylor does something similar to what the person who truly was the state climatologist did previously, he's called the "state climatologist," even though this position doesn't exist.
Floyd: No. 4: That sounds right. You should know that the origin, funding, duties, and history of state climatologists vary from state to state.
Can we put an end to this debate now?
Oregon State University - the university that gave George Taylor the informal title of "state climatologist" - has now acknowledged that that there is no state-authorized state climatologist and he's merely called that because he does similar tasks as what the former, actual state climatologist used to do.
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just gave birth to my second son two weeks ago, via a second csection. I was scheduled for it on Oct 28th but my water broke on the 18th.
I had an appt with my high risk dr that afternoon- this was my second IVF pregnancy, and everything checked out good! However, my OB told me that during the csection, (after baby was delivered), upon HER DELIVERING the placenta it seems as though the placenta tore muscle from my uterus at the top part, the fundus, which is the strongest part of the uterus- and this caused a hematoma to form. She did not open the hematoma fore it would've caused much much bleeding. She was able to stitch it & I was fine. No blood transfusion needed. I had no symptoms or pain and everything went fine. My OB has though advised against any future pregnancies. This is heartbreaking to me!! She said if I did become pregnant again I'd have to deliver at 36 weeks and bc any contractions, real contractions not Braxton hicks, can cause it to tear again and it be a dangerous situation. My OB has NOT called this incident "a uterine rupture" nor has she called it "placenta privia or abruption". When ever I try to google what happened to me all these names come up yet my dr has not said that is what happened. I feel confused and am making an appt with my high risk dr to seek out more answers. I feel very very confused and heartbroken if we cannot have any more children. We would've liked to try again, this time for a girl. I am BEYOND great full for having two healthly beautiful boys- YET I'd never thought I would never have a girl. It's one thing if my husband and I decide not to have anymore children. It's a TOTALLY DIFFERENT situation when you're told you cannot have anymore. I was wondering if anyone can help shed some light on my situation AND IF MAYBE someone has had another pregnancy after a situation like this happening.........didn't all work out okay??? ALSO, if everything was fine up to the delivery of the placenta, which during a csection the dr delivers the placenta (nit like natural child birth where the woman delivers it), could it sound like the dr made this error??? I really don't think she did but trying to wrap my head around what happened & it's just not making sense to me especially since the baby was already out & everything was moving along just fine as any regular csection does.....
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A manifest is a simple text file, Sun's tutorial describes its contents in detail.
All you have to do is create such a file and update the JAR files with this command:
Eclipse provides options to generate a manifest file for the Jar, save that generated manifest into the project, or use a specified file for the manifest.
I have Eclipse 3.4.2 and it's on the fourth screen in this process:
Right-click Project -> Export -> Java/JAR file, Next, JAR File Specification, Next, JAR Packaging Options, Next, JAR Manifest Specification.
The default is to just generate a default manifest for the JAR, and not to save the generated file back to the project, so if you open up your JAR file, it will have a manifest, but it will just have something like:
in it.
If you want to change your existing JARs without re-building them, the easiest way is probably to just do as mad-j suggested and open them with a Zip tool and edit the existing /META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file and save it back into the JAR.
I just ran into this problem today.
Yes, Eclipse will create the Manifest for you, but it's really a joke.
It only includes the line
I tried @Michael's method but I ended up with no class files left in my JAR and only Manifest files.. oh well. My above method works well.
With Ant you can use jar task. It has a manifest option to specify all the attributes yo need to include. Something like this:
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This one-of-a-kind western stars Joan Crawford as a saloon owner battling the local townspeople headed by Emma (Mercedes McCambridge), the local sexually repressed, lynch-happy female rancher out to frame her for a string of robberies. The title character played by Sterling Hayden is a guitar-strumming drifter with a dark past who was once in love with Crawford and has been offered a job in her saloon. Nicholas Ray's epic western is considered on the most original westerns of all time - the women are far tougher than the men and some saw in the film a bizarre allegory for the McCarthy era Red Scare. In addition to the stars, Johnny Guitar is well stocked with great supporting players, including Ernest Borgnine, Scott Brady, Ward Bond, Paul Fix, Royal Dano and John Carradine. Classic score title song written by Peggy Lee and the film's composer Victor Young and sung by Peggy Lee.
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I first saw this movie in the theatre in 1955. Kind of campy, but I love it. Own it in Beta. Never saw it in VHS or on DVD. Finally got it on my Kindle. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Jack J Adrian
Many people just think of this as simply a fantastic western movie, I mean it must have had a big distribution deal because it had huge box office takings world wide. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Mark Smith
Great love story western. Joan Crawford at her best always. The great scene when Sterling Hayden beg her to lie to him.Published 2 months ago by Tommie McGowan
Johnny Guitar (1954) is a solid western starring an unlikely candidate for a western (Joan Crawford). However, Crawford really does a stellar job in her role. Read morePublished 3 months ago by Todd7
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By Amberlee
from MN
It'll be nice not having to change calendars every year, and having to keep the old one handy to double check related information, dates, etc. Nice that all five years are in one calendar. I do wish there was a hole for hanging, though, since I prefer to hang my calendars. My husband said he'd drill one for me because he thinks it should have one, also.
Helps me keep track of my Doctor's apps.
By jo
from Oklahoma City.OK
It's larger than my planner. Larger squares.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Great Value
By Little One
from Cass Lake, Mn
This is a very great way to be organized with appointments and events of any kind. There is enough room in each daily square to write what you need to. It's also great because sometimes a person forgets when certain events or appointments happened and it's great to be able to look back and see when things happened. I've gotten the 3 year calendar before and loved and I found the 5 year calendar and it is awesome just like the last one.
great......this is my 2nd one......
By Runt
from Little Rock Ar
things that are great is things you want to remember 5 years from the time you got it.....
An absolute must have at my house.
By dotshopper
from Fort Worth, TX
I make sure I have this on hand at all times to record appointments, doctor visits, birthdays and other special occasions. All I need to do is refer to back months or years when needing information.
Have bought these for years.
By River girl
from Florida
Write special dates and notes to keep, on back of pages write a journal. Easy to look back on certain dates.
A Little Expensive
By Bill
from Jonesboro, Georgia
The product is a necessity for me. It keeps me organized, and I have a record of everything I do and everywhere I go, plus important events. It is a little too expensive.
5 Year Calendar
By Chelle1
from Quincy, MA
After decorating with stickers for holidays and birthdays, it goes great in the kitchen and one in the living room. Don't have to worry about buying new ones for 5 years. Wish the Giant and Pocket planners were for 5 years, too and made note of the special days, such as "spring begins" were on them, too.


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