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I need to provide proof of graduation. What documents and/or ways can proof of graduation be obtained?
While your diploma is a wonderful way to display your accomplishment, it is not the only item provided by the University. Proof of graduation can be displayed via your diploma, and/or an official transcript. Your official transcript not only displays the courses you took and grades earned at UNCG, but it also contains the date of commencement and your degree information, including your major/minor/concentration. In addition, the University will report all graduates to the National Student Clearinghouse approximately 2 weeks after degrees are awarded.
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I checked my UNCGenie account and it states that I have a balance. Can I still graduate?
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What happens if I do not pay my balance before diplomas are ordered?
Graduation Services will still place an order for your diploma; however, instead of having the diploma mailed directly to your home, the diploma will be mailed back to the University. Graduation Services will hold the diploma until we are notified by the student that the hold has been released. Only the Cashier's office can lift monetary holds. Therefore, if you have a balance with the University, please contact the Cashier's office for more details.
I moved and have changed my address via UNCGenie. My diploma mailing address will change automatically, right?
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I received my diploma and it does not contain my major/concentration, etc… Why is this?
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China Vanke Co. and Poly Real Estate Group Co. paced gains by Chinese developers as signs of a deepening economic slowdown spurred speculation the government will hold off adding to property curbs.
Vanke, the nation's biggest listed developer, rose 2 percent to 8.49 yuan in Shenzhen trading at the 11:30 a.m. local time break, set for its highest close in four months. Poly Real Estate, the second largest, added 1.7 percent to 12.79 yuan in Shanghai. A gauge of property stocks gained 0.4 percent today, the only advance among the five industry group on the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, which dropped 0.8 percent.
Industrial production expanded at the weakest pace in 11 months in July and retail sales growth slowed as the government limited lending for property speculation and forced factory closures to meet energy-efficiency targets. China's property prices rose at the slowest pace in six months in July, climbing 10.3 percent, the statistics bureau said this week.
"I don't think there will be further measures aimed at cracking down on the real-estate industry," said Shen Aiqin, a property analyst at GF Securities Co. in Guangzhou. "China's housing demand is still there. We expect sales volumes will start to pick up soon with some slight drop in prices."
The Shanghai Composite's property index has slumped 23 percent this year as the government imposed higher down-payment and mortgage rates for multiple-home buyers and instructions for lenders to halt third-home loans in areas with "excessive price gains." The banking regulator said Aug. 6 that the government will maintain policies to cool the market.
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Local tennis column: Naples' Watson begins college career in style
NAPLES - It may have been only his second tournament as a college tennis player. Yet redshirt freshman Gordon Watson of Naples did not wait long to make his presence known.
The former Naples junior tennis standout, now playing at the University of Florida, posted a 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 victory over the University of North Florida's Moritz Buerchner to claim overall singles honors in the recently completed Bedford Cup at Ring Tennis Complex in Gainesville.
Buerchner won the Bedford Cup in 2011.
"It was a great week for the whole team," said UF assistant coach Amer Delic. "We improved a lot compared to last week's tournament in Athens. We gave ourselves a chance to win both finals. We built on what we did last week and now we will build on this."
To claim top honors, Watson won five straight matches even though he was not seeded. Buerchner was the No. 7 seed.
CCWTA fires up: The fall session of the Collier County Women's Tennis Association is set to begin this week. Play will run until the week of Nov. 5.
The fall tournament will be played at Heritage Bay on Nov. 16-18. Check the CCWTA website at www.ccwta.net for more information.
Tropical series attracts juniors: The staff of Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center will host the Tropical Junior Super Series tournament this weekend. This USTA-sanctioned event will have boys and girls competing in both singles and doubles in 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18.age groups.
The entry deadline passed on Monday. For more, call the city's tennis staff at 213-3060.
Fall captains to meet: The USTA Fall Session captains meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Sept. 29 at Hodges University. This mandatory captains meeting will be emphasizing the new age restructuring program.
All captains must attend. Captains gifts will be distributed.
Davis relocates camps: With the sale of the Naples Bath and Tennis Club, the Curly Davis International Tennis Camp has moved to two locations: the Pelican Bay Tennis Center and the Country Club of Naples.
Also, Davis will resume the "Stroke of the Week" clinics starting Tuesday, Oct. 2, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Country Club of Naples.
Fall Academy begins: The Preeg-Doherty Fall Junior Academy is under way at the Dunes in North Naples. This is the 31st year for the Preeg-Doherty Tennis Academy, which began with the opening of the YMCA Tennis Center.
The Academy runs Tuesday through Friday each week from 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. and is for all levels of play from ages 5 to 18, although tournament play is emphasized. A player may sign up for any number of days or weeks. The cost is $40 per day.
For more information or to register, call John or Lisa Preeg at the Dunes, 593-9736.
Junior teams sought: The USTA Junior Team Tennis program starts back up locally on Sept. 30.
The program will have two categories: age 10-and-under and age 16-and-under. All 10-and-under matches will be played on 60-foot courts with USTA-adopted "orange" balls. Teams will be organized to ensure team parity and competitive match play for all participants.
Players must be able to get serves into play and keep score. Plans include a kickoff party on opening day and a finale party on Sunday, Nov. 11.
The $48 registration fee covers all costs of balls, pro supervision of matches, league T-shirts, awards and two parties. All players must be USTA members, but memberships are free for 10-and-under players.
Registrations must be in by Monday. For further information, contact Collier County Parks and Recreation tennis professional Spike Gonzales at 248-0894.
Flex players needed: Tennis players in Collier and Lee counties can register for the 2012 USTA Fall Flex League. Registration can be done at Tennislink. Go to www.ustaflex.com to register.
Flight play begins the week of Oct. 15 and will run eight to 10 weeks. There will be men's and women's singles divisions in all NTRP levels.
USTA members register at their appropriate NTRP level of play. Non-USTA members use the rating guidelines found on the USTA Flex League website. Join the USTA and save $10 on the registration fee.
On Oct. 14-15, all registered players will receive an email when the flights are published on Tennislink.
Kamen holding clinics: Naples High boys tennis coach Tony Kamen is conducting tennis clinics from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The clinics are geared toward middle school and high school students and include conditioning, drills, strategy and match play. Contact Kamen at 272-9223.
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Other activities: A rundown of other activities and events follows:
■ Saturday round-robins -- at Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club; Begin Saturday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.; Reservations required; Call 435-4351.
■ Junior Development Tennis -- Sessions held at Arthur Allen
Tennis Center in downtown Naples at Cambier Park. Classes run Monday through Thursday. Pee-Wees 3:15-4 p.m. for ages 4-6; Futures 4-5 p.m. for ages 6-8; Tournament 4-5:30 p.m. for ages 7-16; Contact the Arthur Allen Tennis Center at 213-3060.
■ Hammock Bay Tennis Programs -- Offering private lessons and clinics, Live Ball Drill Session on Tuesdays, Morning Tennis Drill and Round Robin on Wednesdays and "Just for Starters" Clinics on Thursdays. Contact Head Tennis Professional Karolee Towe at 465-2922.
■ Junior/high school lessons -- given by Ron St. John, USPTA 1 Pro; all levels but also those interested in improving to play at the high school level; Call 289-1963.
■ Daily tennis clinics/lessons — at Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort; all levels; call 877-8889.
■ Junior instruction at World Tennis Club — Instruction by former pro Pavel Slozil (former coach of Steffi Graf); call 263-7411.
■ Tom Avery's Tennis Outlet — Private and group lessons, cardio tennis for teams, earlybirds and all levels. For schedule, fees and more information call Tom Avery at 592-5920.
■ Quail Creek Country Club round-robins — 3.5 and 3.0 women every Thursday 9 to 11 a.m.; 3.5 and 3.0 men every Wednesday and Friday 9 to 11 a.m.; Cost: $3; Call 597-9725.
■ 3.0 and 3.5 women's round-robins — at Quail Creek Country Club; Every Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m.; Cost: $3 per player; Sign up in advance by calling 597-9725.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park events -- Most levels of round-robins for men and women available each week; Adult and junior clinics held daily; For specific days-times, call 598-3025.
■ Quail Creek Junior Tennis — Tuesdays and Thursdays: Tiny Tots from 3:30-4 at $6; Beginners from 4 to 4:45 at $9; Intermediate and Advanced from 4:30 to 5:30 at $12; Clinic and Ralleyball to be included; All directed by Doug Welsh; Call 597-9725.
■ Quail West Tennis programs — Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Events include 3.0-3.5 ladies round-robin from 9 to 11 and 3.5-4.0 men's round-robin from 9 to 11; 3.5-4.0 ladies doubles clinics on Wednesdays from 9 to 11; Also: Wednesday clinics for men and women from 9 to 10:30 a.m.; Also: "3 students and the Pro" on Mondays; Call 592-1139.
■ Weekly mixed doubles round-robin — Fridays at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Men's, women's and mixed round-robins — Each day of the week at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Adult clinics — for all levels at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Marco Island Racquet Center — Round-robins, league play, USTA competitive teams, Stroke of the Week clinics, beginners lessons, junior programs and racquetball challenges; For the complete schedule, call 394-5454.
■ Ladies Day Round Robin, Men's Day Round Robin, Saturday Mixed Round Robin — at Cambier Park, call 213-3060; Tuesdays at 11 a.m. women of all levels welcome to participate; Thursdays at 11 a.m. men of all levels welcome to participate; Saturday mornings are "Mixed Troubles" round-robin at 9:30.
■ Bridgewater Bay Tennis Club — Weekly activities include: Tuesdays beginner/intermediate clinic 5 p.m., Thursday mixed round robin 6 p.m.; Saturdays intermediate clinic 9:30 a.m.; Call 450-1000.
■ Saturday Mixed Doubles Round Robin — at Cambier Park Tennis Center at 10:45 a.m.; Call 213-3060.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park tennis facility — 764 Vanderbilt Beach Road; 8 lighted Har-Tru courts; for information on tennis programs or any information about the park, call 598-3025.
Those wishing to have events or activities included in the weekly Friday local tennis roundup should e-mail the information to Tom Rife at firstname.lastname@example.com by 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Researcher Meike Khler says:
It may seem surprising that until now there has not been a similar systematic study to prove or disprove whether it is only ectotherms that leave these marks in their bones during growth. In fact, there are so many things we do not know that science does not always advance in a linear way. The ideas somehow had long been wandering among the scientific community, but the work we have published organizes them and bases them on data.
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Will the real Haystack Rock please stand up? There are three iconic monoliths off the Oregon Coast that bear the same name (they do, after all, look like haystacks). But only one can claim the title of tallest, and it's parked just off the coast of Pacific City, about two hours southwest of Portland. Take it in during a stroll on the beach, or on a fishing excursion, then head just north of town to the Sand Lake Recreation Area and explore the dunes. Back in town, you'll find a handful of locally run restaurants and boutiques, not to mention some award-winning suds at the Pelican Pub & Brewery. This is truly an authentic taste of the Oregon Coast.
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At the Inn at Cape Kiwanda, situated right across the street from the beach, you'll have unparalleled views of this iconic rock formation. Along with a pillow-top bed and feather pillows, a cozy gas fireplace, and contemporary furnishings, rooms at this award-winning hotel are appointed with private balconies; step out and take in the majesty of the coast.
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• Swoop into Pelican Pub & Brewery for breakfast—a savory shrimp frittata with artichoke hearts, Parmesan cheese, and fresh chives, perhaps?
• The inn borders Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area, which boasts some of the Oregon coast's best surf
• After a day of exploring, head for a relaxing body treatment, facial, or manicure at The Cottages at Cape Kiwanda
• For dinner, return to Pelican Pub & Brewery to pair a delicious seafood meal with an included taster tray of award-winning Pelican beers and paired appetizers
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Browns coach Mike Pettine can't pause life like it's an episode of his favorite TV show recorded on a DVR, so he realizes quarterback Brian Hoyer and the rest of the starting offense must get their act together in a hurry.
After all, the regular-season opener at Pittsburgh is less than two weeks away.
"We have a very true sense of urgency," Pettine said Sunday during a conference call. "If we feel we're not ready, nobody's going to change Sept. 7 and push that back for us. We have to be ready for the opener."
The first-team offense scored its only touchdown of the preseason Saturday night in the Browns' third exhibition game, a 33-14 loss at home to the St. Louis Rams. But Hoyer's 5-yard scoring strike to receiver Andrew Hawkins came against the Rams' backups after the Browns started the drive at St. Louis' 37-yard line because undrafted rookie receiver Taylor Gabriel returned a kickoff 68 yards.
Overall, the offense was dreadful.
"There's no sugarcoating it," Pettine said. "We didn't play well."
For example, Hoyer's other six series produced no points and two turnovers — he threw an interception and surrendered a fumble on a strip-sack. He finished 10-of-16 passing for 84 yards with a passer rating of 70.8.
Last week, Pettine named Hoyer the starting quarterback for Week 1 over rookie Johnny Manziel and the coach reiterated Sunday he won't backtrack on that decision before the opener.
"[Hoyer] knows what he needs to work on," Pettine said. "We need to play better around him. I think that's important. Sometimes the quarterback gets held accountable. He's out there with 10 other guys and they need to be functioning as a unit, fully functional. You can have one guy break down that can ruin a play. But Brian knows he needs to get better, needs more live-game reps."
Hoyer's performance
In Hoyer's 14 series this preseason, the Browns have scored just the one touchdown and converted only 3-of-14 third downs. He has completed 18-of-36 passes for 192 yards, one touchdown and one interception for a rating of 63.7. He has lost one fumble and taken three sacks.
Still, Pettine insists he's confident the offense can get on track because he believes in his players, coaches and the system employed by new offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan. So far, the challenge of adjusting to Shanahan's scheme has proved to be daunting. The Browns will get one more trial run Thursday night in their preseason finale against the visiting Chicago Bears, and Pettine plans to play the starters.
"You don't get in midseason form implementing something new overnight, but it's certainly no time for us to panic, and I think when we get into true game-plan situations that we're going to take advantage of what our guys do well and avoid some situations where it might not be advantageous for us to be doing things like that," Pettine said. "I'm confident that by the time we get to Pittsburgh that we'll have a good game plan."
Designing a package of plays for Manziel and unleashing it against the Steelers might create a spark. But Pettine said one reason that strategy could be on hold for a while is because it's difficult to find time to practice it.
"I think that's part of it," Pettine said. "You only have so much time to practice, whether it's real practice time or walk-through time. Because we went to the third week [of the preseason before naming a starting quarterback], we do feel that we were behind with Brian getting work with the ones exclusively. But [a Manziel package is] something that is an option for us. The timing of it will be the question, when we feel comfortable with it or if it's even necessary."
Manziel's performance
Pettine declined to opine on whether Manziel — who completed 10-of-15 passes for 85 yards (passer rating of 81.2) and rushed for a 7-yard touchdown — outplayed Hoyer on Saturday. Instead, Pettine shifted the focus to the lack of support Hoyer had from an inconsistent supporting cast.
"I think we've had some good plays, but then we just find ways [to hurt ourselves]," Pettine said. "A lot of times, it's self-inflicted, whether it's a drop at a key time or a missed block at a key time or a missed read."
The offensive line seems to have regressed since the exhibition opener Aug. 9.
"I thought they did play well against Detroit, maybe took a step back against Washington; [Saturday] night, there were some issues," Pettine said. "But I thought overall they are getting more cohesive playing together."
Hoyer's chemistry issues with a weak receiving corps are glaring. The Browns signed veterans Miles Austin and Nate Burleson in the offseason, but the team withheld Austin from spring practices to ensure his hamstrings were healthy and Burleson has yet to play an exhibition game with his new team because of a strained hamstring.
"They need to play," Pettine said, adding the team hopes Burleson will be able to return to practice Monday.
Those types of problems have limited the offense, even preventing the Browns from throwing downfield with regularity.
"We definitely had some shots called in games and haven't been able to get the ball downfield," Pettine said. "But I think that's been a trademark of Kyle's offense in the past, and it's something I'm confident won't be an issue for us once we get going."
The bottom line is the Browns are approaching the end of the preseason, and they still need to improve a ton.
"I don't think it's concerning enough to panic," Pettine said.
He might be right. But if he's wrong, it's going to be another long season.
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Country Crooner Steve Holy Turns 43 Today [VIDEO]
Today we celebrate the birthday of another of our country music singing friends. Steve Holy turns 43 today. Steve has the big hit "Good Morning Beautiful" back in 2001 and many others.
Today we celebrate the birthday of another of our country music singing friends. Steve Holy turns 43 today. Steve has the big hit "Good Morning Beautiful" back in 2001 and many others.
Steve Holy, owner of two #1 singles with 'Good Morning Beautiful' and 'Brand New Girlfriend' hoping his latest single called "Hauled Off and Kissed Me' can do just as well and not to sway anyone's decision but this, in my opinion, is an easy top 10.
Thursday night (July 26th) it's our Make It Rain benefit concert- a FREE concert where we will be taking your donations to help the victims of the High Park Fire in Northern Colorado and to help the fire agencies that responded to the blaze.
We are not allowed to announce our FEATURED headliner for the night until Thursday itself- but we are more than pleased that Steve Holy came on board from the get-go! A great guy with a great voice!
Take a look at the FIVE videos that I think are his best songs, and tell me what you think!
I am so excited for the Make It Rain concert to benefit the High Park fire victims on July 26th. This is going to be an absolutely free show on the grass in the bowl behind the Budweiser Events Center at The Ranch in Loveland. You don't need a ticket. You just need to show up. This is going to be an amazing night of acoustic music and community.
Make It Rain, a benefit concert to help High Park Fire victims is Thursday, July 26 at The Ranch in Loveland. The event is FREE and open to the public with the intention to come together to support those affected by the High Park Fire. If you were looking for a way to help, this is your chance and you will be able to see popular country artists at the same time, including a SUPERSTAR MYSTERY ARTIST!


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Mark Zuckerberg, Chris Christie, and Cory Booker were ready to reform our failing schools. They got an education.
When Mark Zuckerberg announced to a cheering Oprah audience his $100 million pledge to transform the downtrodden schools of Newark, New Jersey, then mayor Cory Booker and Governor Chris Christie were beside him, vowing to help make Newark "a symbol of educational excellence for the whole nation." But their plans soon ran into the city's seasoned education players, fierce protectors of their billion-dollar-a-year system. It's a prize that, for generations, has enriched seemingly everyone, except Newark's children.
Dale Russakoff delivers a riveting drama of our times, encompassing the rise of celebrity politics, big philanthropy, extreme economic inequality, the charter school movement, and the struggles and triumphs of schools in one of the nation's poorest cities. As Cory Booker navigates between his status as "rock star mayor" on Oprah's stage and object of considerable distrust at home, the tumultuous changes planned by reformers and their highly paid consultants spark a fiery grass-roots opposition stoked by local politicians and union leaders. The growth of charters forces the hand of Newark's school superintendent Cami Anderson, who closes, consolidates, or redesigns more than a third of the city's schools—a scenario on the horizon for many urban districts across America.
Russakoff provides a close-up view of twenty-six-year-old Mark Zuckerberg and his wife as they decide to give the immense sum of money to Newark and then experience an education of their own amid the fallout of the reforms. Most moving are Russakoff's portraits from inside classrooms, as homegrown teachers and principals battle heroically to reach students damaged by extreme poverty and violence.
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Ravitch (a professor of education at New York U. and a former Assistant Secretary of Education and member of the National Assessment Board) reverses her previous support of educational policies of testing, accountability, choice, charter schools, and markets as panaceas for the failures of the American educational system. Addressing a general audience, she reviews the recent experience with these policies at various levels, from the national on down, and details their failures, often echoing the arguments of longstanding critics of such policies. In her conclusion, she argues that the most important area of schooling that requires attention is the improvement of curricula, pointing to Japan and Finland as examples of excellence in this area (she remains critical of what she sees as left-wing and right-wing attempts to limit curricula for political reasons). Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Award-winning author, public intellectual, and former Assistant Secretary of Education Diane Ravitch critiques a lifetimes worth of school reforms and reveals the simple—yet difficult—truth about how we can create actual change in public schools
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When Mark Zuckerberg announced in front of a cheering Oprah audience his $100 million pledge to transform the Newark Schools — and to solve the education crisis in every city in America — it looked like a huge win for then-mayor Cory Booker and governor Chris Christie. But their plans soon ran into a constituency not so easily moved — Newark's key education players, fiercely protective of their billion-dollar-per-annum system. It's a prize that, for generations, has enriched seemingly everyone, except Newark's students.
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Session produces candid discussion about risks of digital marketing.
At some of the better Advertising Week panels, the traditional media folks won't pull punches while sitting with the tech crowd.
"We are not in the business of luck," said Paul Gunning, TribalDDB CEO, this morning. "The startups are really smart people, but they also got lucky.... We mitigate. We don't want risk."
With the comments, Gunning on Tuesday was essentially addressing a two-fold issue.
First, his Fortune 50 clients will have little-to-no desire to significantly shift traditional dollars to digital platforms - the ones not named Facebook or Google, at least - until they achieve much better scale. Second, pushing online and offline campaigns out the door at so-called digital speed is overrated when investing more time on testing will yield more sales.
"We've seen brands rush to get something out," the CEO said," and their [audience] punished them for it."
Gunning was paneling with execs from AKQA, BuzzFeed, Prehype, and Google for a session dubbed, "Do Agencies Need to Think Like Tech Companies?" At one point, Henrik Werdelin, partner of marketing technology start-up Prehype, asked Gunning if failure can be a good for a company.
"No, we hate failure," Gunning replied. "[TribalDDB] is not a culture of failing fast and learning from it…and all those good things…. Some of these brands have been working 80 years to establish their relationships with consumers. You cannot screw that up."
During the panel, AKQA chief creative officer Rei Inamoto followed Gunning's blunt comments with a few keeping-it-real moments of his own.
"I've said this before, and it's gotten me in trouble," he said. "There's a lot of money in mediocrity."
With the economy down and the need for innovation at a premium, people gathering in New York this week would likely rather focus on the glittery promise of new media platforms. With that in mind, Inamoto also delivered the account of launching a successful Heinken iPhone/Facebook app for European soccer fans.
At the same time, he said, it "took 20 months to get out the door. It died several times in the year-and-a-half it took [to get the app off the ground]."
Compared to traditional advertising ideas like taglines, he said, "It's a pain in the ass to sell these kinds of ideas [to clients]."
To varying degrees, the panelists concurred that advertising and tech are converging when it comes to creative and developers. Though some were clearly not afraid to do a little buzz-killing when it comes to the status of digital media on the marketing landscape.
"We are not too obsessed with the code part," Gunning said. "We are obsessed with the consumer part."
Meanwhile, BuzzFeed president Jon Steinberg warned the budding start-up entrepreneurs in the crowd about approaching the advertising world too quickly. Figure out what you offer marketers first, he said.
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Java EE WebTier Expression Language: simplicity and feature-set tradeoff
There have been a couple blogs recently regarding "bloating" (Eclipse, Mustang). Whoever has been on a design team that has to decide which feature goes in and which one stays out will probably feel the pain. As a spec lead (JSP, JSTL), I sure do. We all wish we could please everyone, but that's unrealistic. One has to accept that some developers will be unhappy with the decisions made. However, these days, it is often the case that a developer's voice can be heard before these decisions are made, and it can make a difference. Anyone with a strong opinion should make sure to take advantage of this...
In Java EE webtier land, we've worked hard over the last few releases to simplify the life of page authors (those that code the JSP pages). There's been many improvements to JSP, as well as the introduction of both the JSP Standard Tag Library and JavaServer Faces. One key element of our simplification effort has been the Expression Language (EL), which simplifies access to application data for the presentation layer. The EL (which by the way was first known as SPEL, the Simplest Possible Expression Language) started with JSTL 1.0, and was later picked up in parallel by JSP 2.0 and JSF 1.0. JSF's version of the EL diverged slightly from the JSP version because of its unique requirements (mostly defferred evaluation and support for method expressions). With the upcoming releases of JSP 2.1 and JSF 1.2, the two expert groups (EGs) have worked together to merge these differences into a common Unified EL, with an API that makes the EL much more flexible so it better adapts to the diverse needs of Java EE webtier technologies.
From its inception, the key design goal of the EL has been simplicity. It is commonly acknowledged these days that complex code should be written and maintained outside of view pages, and the expert groups have evolved the specs to better support this model. There have been some discussions recently on The Server Side comparing the EL with OGNL, with some complaining about shortcomings in the EL. I won't get into the details here, but it is clear that the expert group will have some tough calls to make regarding the evolution of the EL. While we don't want to lose sight of our base requirement for simplicity, we also do not want to alienate a large number of developers who strongly believe that a few important new features should be added to ensure improved usability of the EL. But the key point here is that the EG does not want to make any decision out of thin air. We do care about the community's input. Which finally brings me to the point I'd like to make in this blog.
There were some excellent comments made in that TSS discussion thread. Luckily, someone notified me and I will make sure that the EG follows up on them. There's obviously much more we can learn from the community, and I want to make sure it gets to our EGs. As I blogged last year, the new JCP 2.6 creates more transparency into the specification work performed by the Expert Groups. Many specifications (e.g. JSP, JSTL, Faces) have a project at java.net to help developers stay abreast of the work done on on these JSRs. Use the mailing list to voice your opinion on any aspect of the spec, and browse/submit issues related to a spec through the issue tracker. The likelihood of an issue being tackled by the expert group is much higher if a comment is submitted through these official channels. And it will make our tough calls much easier to make if we do have lots of data points to work with. We know we won't be able to please everyone, but we'll definitely listen to all.
And by the way, as you probably all know by now, GlassFish is out, and it is open source. It's got most (if not all) the new JSP 2.1/JSF 1.2 features implemented. Take it for a spin and experiment with the improved JSP/JSF integration, as well as the unified EL. And don't forget to send us comments...
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NAPLES - As always tonight, come back to naplesnews.com for live scoring beginning when the games kick off at 7:30 until the final whistle of the final game, or follow us on Twitter. And when the action is completed, stay with us for all the stories, photos, videos and stats from every area game and scores from around the state.
And we're off in the state football playoffs! Or at least we will be tonight, when five Collier and South Lee schools put their seasons on the line and start their pursuit of a state title.
We'll start it off at South Fort Myers High with a playoff rematch from a year ago. Last season, South Fort Myers scored on the first play from scrimmage (a 15-yard pass from Dallas Crawford to Sammy Watkins that the speedster turned into a 79-yard touchdown) en route to a 48-21 rout on BC's home turf.
This year, the teams will meet at South, but that won't be the only difference. The 9-0 Wolfpack have allowed just 37 points this year and have pitched three shutouts in winning the Class 3A-District 11 title. "Our biggest thing is we've got 11 kids that are really good high school football players. They mesh well together," SFM coach Grant Redhead said of his defense.
But Barron can play a little defense, too, keeping all of its opponents under 20 points this season. And coach Mark Ivey has noticed his team grow up as the year has progressed. "I think we're the most improved team in Southwest Florida," Ivey said. "... I think right now we're as good as anybody. I don't know if we're ready to win a state championship this week, but I hope we're ready to win a first-round playoff game because we certainly have pride in ourselves in getting better every week."
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Meanwhile, on the other half of the bracket in Class 3A, Naples High returns to the postseason after a one-year hiatus. The unbeaten Golden Eagles have been stellar all season and face Riverdale in the first round. These teams last met in the 2008 playoffs, where Naples put up 478 yards rushing in a 61-23 blowout. "It was a fiasco," said Raiders coach Rob Hinson, who was the defensive coordinator for that 2008 game.
Naples again features a strong running game with Manny Morgan and Steven Williams toting the rock for a combined 1,728 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Read more about the Eagles here in Adam Fisher's preview.
In Class 2A, Immokalee joins the postseason pack for the first time since 2007 after winning the 2A-6 title. The Indians (5-5) play a tough team from Tampa-Robinson (8-2), whose only losses were to Tampa-Jesuit and juggernaut Tampa-Plant. First-year Immokalee coach Jerrod Ackley said limiting penalties and turnovers will be key. Read Tom Rife's take on the game here.
And in Class 4A, Gulf Coast's reward for its gutty win over Palmetto Ridge in Week 10 is a first-round date at Charlotte, which is ranked No. 3 in 4A. The Sharks are focused on stopping Clemson-bound running back Mike Bellamy, who has run for 1,921 yards and 35 touchdowns this year while averaging more than 10 yards a carry. Eric McKinney breaks down the game here.
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I believe it's changed!
I believe mine is the same, but I need a new one since I've had my haircut!
I believe Mike Lyons looks positively dashing in his new avatar.
I believe his hair just shrunk in the wash.
This is, I believe, an older photo, though the hair is the same. I did believe I might take a new selfie and post that, but my forehead looks like a war zone at the moment so I thought better of the idea!
I believe there are some lovely cloud formations in the sky today.
I believe I'm playing the beautiful city of Chester today, where I will be helping out my friends at Belle Vue Brass. Hope it stays dry!
I believe I am most surprised this thread is still going. *mutters darkly and wonders how she got here and where is the exit door please as she needs a coffee now*
I believe it has caught the attention of some of us - like an earworm. Small things amuse small minds - or so I am told! ;-)
I believe I have not heard of an earworm before. I consider this a shocking fact coming from a resident of the town where Charles Darwin's statue frowns on us all.
I also believe the second part of that poem is "little trousers fit little behinds" which is patently untrue if you have ever witnessed communal dressing rooms where small trousers are regularly shoehorned onto quite large little behinds. Ahem.
I believe an earworm is either a tune that won't leave your head or a parasite found in parts of Africa that inserts itself into the victim's ear and follows the auditory canal to the brain. Although I would never admit to hanging around changing rooms, I believe I have seen the phenomenon walking the streets of Wigan, looking like overfilled sausage skins.
I believe that comment made me laugh mightily. Sausage skins indeed. I'm sure you are gentlemanly enough to avert your eyes!
As I beleieve it best to walk around Wigan with my eyes closed, for the most part, in case I see some of my former pupils looking raddled and old, there is no need to avert the eyes from anything much! :-D I believe a certain large file is on its way into your inbox as I type!
I believe that earworm infestation is probably preferable to amazon blowfly infestation.
I believe Mike Lyons is a very kind man. Thank you.
I believe I may go and poke the Butler person and drag him back in here. Too many pictures of him in tight lycra on fb recently and this place is mighty quiet.
I believe we're back to the sausage skins! Ah, Mr B, how I have missed him. Or is that How have I missed him?
I believe there are some really irritating ads on tv at present like the 'I am train' one and the robot one for confused.com.
I believe the train one is particularly annoying. I believe that if someone did that on a real platform at commuter time, they would probably find themselves under said train!
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Abolitionism and Imperialism in Britain, Africa, and the AtlanticEdited by Derek R. Peterson
The abolition of the slave trade is normally understood to be the singular achievement of eighteenth-century British liberalism. Abolitionism and Imperialism in Britain, Africa, and the Atlantic expands both the temporal and the geographic framework in which the history of abolitionism is conceived.…
Constructing Black Education at Oberlin College
A Documentary HistoryBy Roland M. Baumann
A richly illustrated volume presenting a comprehensive history of the education of African American students at Oberlin College.
African Soccerscapes
How a Continent Changed the World's GameBy Peter Alegi
From Accra and Algiers to Zanzibar and Zululand, Africans have wrested control of soccer from the hands of Europeans, and through the rise of different playing styles, the rituals of spectatorship, and the presence of magicians and healers, have turned soccer into a distinctively African activity.…
Ohio's Kingmaker
Mark Hanna, Man and MythBy William T. Horner
In this study of Mark Hanna's career in presidential politics, William T. Horner demonstrates the flaws inherent in the ways the news media cover politics.
Sino–Malay Trade and Diplomacy from the Tenth through the Fourteenth CenturyBy Derek Heng
China has been an important player in the international economy for two thousand years and has historically exerted enormous influence over the development and nature of political and economic affairs in the regions beyond its borders, especially its neighbors.…
The Game of Conservation
International Treaties to Protect the World's Migratory AnimalsBy Mark Cioc
The Game of Conservation is a brilliantly crafted and highly readable examination of nature protection around the world. Twentieth-century nature conservation treaties often originated as attempts to regulate the pace of killing rather than as attempts to protect animal habitat.…
Rome's Most Faithful Daughter
The Catholic Church and Independent Poland, 1914–1939By Neal Pease
When an independent Poland reappeared on the map of Europe after World War I, it was widely regarded as the most Catholic country on the continent, as "Rome's Most Faithful Daughter." All the same, the relations of the Second Polish Republic with the Church—both its representatives inside the country and the Holy See itself—proved far more difficult than expected.…
The Land beyond the Mists
Essays on Identity and Authority in Precolonial Congo and RwandaBy David Newbury
Foreword by Jan Vansina
The horrific tragedies of Central Africa in the 1990s riveted the attention of the world. But these crises did not occur in a historical vacuum. By peering through the mists of the past, the case studies presented in The Land Beyond the Mists illustrate the significant advances to have taken place since decolonization in our understanding of the pre-colonial histories of Rwanda, Burundi, and eastern Congo.…
Indiana's War
The Civil War in DocumentsEdited by Richard F. Nation and Stephen E. Towne
Indiana's War is a primary source collection featuring the writings of Indiana's citizens during the Civil War era. Using private letters, official records, newspaper articles, and other original sources, the volume presents the varied experiences of Indiana's participants in the war both on the battlefield and on the home front.…
Children in Slavery through the AgesEdited by Gwyn Campbell, Suzanne Miers and Joseph C. Miller
Significant numbers of the people enslaved throughout world history have been children. The vast literature on slavery has grown to include most of the history of this ubiquitous practice, but nearly all of it concentrates on the adult males whose strong bodies and laboring capacities preoccupied the masters of the modern Americas.…
Gibbons v. Ogden, Law, and Society in the Early RepublicBy Thomas H. Cox
Gibbons v. Ogden, Law, and Society in the Early Republic examines a landmark decision in American jurisprudence, the first Supreme Court case to deal with the thorny legal issue of interstate commerce.…
Missouri's War
The Civil War in DocumentsEdited by Silvana R. Siddali
Civil War Missouri stood at the crossroads of America. As the most Southern-leaning state in the Middle West, Missouri faced a unique dilemma. The state formed the gateway between east and west, as well as one of the borders between the two contending armies.…
Recasting the Past
History Writing and Political Work in Modern AfricaEdited by Derek R. Peterson and Giacomo Macola
The study of intellectual history in Africa is in its infancy. We know very little about what Africa's thinkers made of their times. Recasting the Past brings one field of intellectual endeavor into view.…
Wartime in Burma
A Diary, January to June 1942By Theippan Maung Wa
Edited by L. E. Bagshawe and Anna J. Allott
This diary, begun after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and covering the invasion of Burma up to June 1942, is a moving account of the dilemmas faced by the well-loved and prolific Burmese author Theippan Maung Wa (a pseudonym of U Sein Tin) and his family.…
Incidental Architect
William Thornton and the Cultural Life of Early Washington, D.C., 1794–1828By Gordon S. Brown
While the majority of scholarship on early Washington focuses on its political and physical development, in Incidental Architect Gordon S. Brown describes the intellectual and social scene of the 1790s and early 1800s through the lives of a prominent couple whose cultural aspirations served as both model and mirror for the city's own.…
Democracy in Session
A History of the Ohio General AssemblyBy David M. Gold
For more than 200 years no institution has been more important to the development of the American democratic polity than the state legislature, yet no political institution has been so neglected by historians.…
Race, Revolution, and the Struggle for Human Rights in Zanzibar
The Memoirs of Ali Sultan Issa and Seif Sharif HamadBy G. Thomas Burgess
Zanzibar has had the most turbulent postcolonial history of any part of the United Republic of Tanzania, yet few sources explain the reasons why. The current political impasse in the islands is a contest over the question of whether to revere and sustain the Zanzibari Revolution of 1964, in which thousands of islanders, mostly Arab, lost their lives.…
Power in the Blood
A Family NarrativeBy Linda Tate
Power in the Blood: A Family Narrative traces Linda Tate's journey to rediscover the Cherokee-Appalachian branch of her family and provides an unflinching examination of the poverty, discrimination, and family violence that marked their lives.…
No Winners Here Tonight
Race, Politics, and Geography in One of the Country's Busiest Death Penalty StatesBy Andrew Welsh-Huggins
Few subjects are as intensely debated in the United States as the death penalty. Some form of capital punishment has existed in America for hundreds of years, yet the justification for carrying out the ultimate sentence is a continuing source of controversy.…
Land, Power, and Custom
Controversies Generated by South Africa's Communal Land Rights ActEdited by Aninka Claassens and Ben Cousins
Land tenure rights are a burning issue in South Africa, as in Africa more widely. Land, Power, and Custom explores the implications of the controversial 2004 Communal Land Rights Act, criticized for reinforcing the apartheid power structure and ignoring the interests of the common people.…


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As I told you in PM, I am REALLY looking forward to hearing the story of how the revolution happened! Tekeny said the movement would live on even after his exile and/or death--and I can't wait to see how it survived that blow to become strong enough to slap down Central Command and the Obsidian Order!
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Bowser (Population 1600), is a community on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island, located approximately 66 km north of Nanaimo. It is situated in a region which was informally known as Lighthouse Country, which is a stretch of highway that extends from Qualicum Beach in the South to Horne Lake to the west to Fanny Bay in the North and across to Denman and Hornby Islands. It belongs to Electoral Area H in the Regional District of Nanaimo.[1]
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From the August 25, 2003 issue: The controversy over Mel Gibson's forthcoming movie on the death of Jesus Christ.
Aug 25, 2003, Vol. 8, No. 47 • By MICHAEL NOVAK
THE NICENE CREED, recited by the world's more than two billion Christians every Sunday, declares that Jesus Christ "suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried."
More than anything else, these ten words are the theme of "The Passion," Mel Gibson's new movie. Although not scheduled to be released to theaters until Ash Wednesday, "The Passion" generated this spring more discussion than any film in recent memory: endless op-eds, press releases, debates, and denunciations--all about a movie, in Aramaic and Latin, that none of the commentators had seen.
Perhaps in response to all this publicity, both negative and positive, Gibson released a trailer for "The Passion" on July 14. And then, on July 21, he brought a rough cut of the film (with English subtitles) to Washington for a few commentators and interested writers to see.
It is the most powerful movie I have ever seen. In the days since watching that rough cut, I have not been able to get the film out of my mind. Although I have read many books on the death of Jesus, and heard countless sermons dwelling on its details, I would never have believed a human being could suffer as much as Gibson's Christ does. Seen through the perspective of the mother of Jesus, as this film allows the viewer to do, the suffering is doubly painful--for with her, we watch the unbearable scourging, gustily delivered by the Romans at Pilate's orders nearly to the point of death. The pillar to which Jesus is chained is less than waist-high, so that his back is bent while he must keep himself on his feet. When he is dragged away, blood lies pooled and splattered on the white marble floor. The soldiers' laughter echoes again at the moment of the awful downward push when he is crowned with thorns. And then there are the thundering falls of the scourged Christ upon his flailed and bleeding back, under the impossible weight of the cross.
There are, in a sense, only five historical accounts of the Passion: in the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and, in bare but vivid outline, in the letters of St. Paul. Paul's accounts are by some thirty years the earliest and represent in large strokes the settled beliefs of the first generation of Christians. Down the centuries, the narrative of Christ's death and its meaning have remained much the same.
The fuller accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John supplement each other, often overlapping and sometimes contradicting one another on the sort of contingent details that eyewitnesses (or their note-takers) often report differently. But all the Christian accounts agree that Jesus Christ suffered and died for the sins of all human beings of all time, under the command of the Roman consul in Jerusalem, Pontius Pilate.
Jewish accounts concur that Jesus was a Jew who suffered and died under the Roman authorities. His claims for himself seemed to Jewish authorities then (and since) to be blasphemous--for Christ clearly announced that he owned an authority higher than the high priests and the rabbis', said forthrightly that he was greater than Solomon, and put himself on a higher plane than Moses. He went even further, daring to call God his father.
The claims Christ made for himself seemed at the time divisive and dangerous. Many people, the Jewish authorities told Pilate, were following this man's lead. His history, they said, showed that he worked magic, performed miracles, and consorted with demons. He had been sent by God, he as much as said, to "fulfill the Scriptures." His continued preaching might lead to riot and rebellion. But only the Romans had the power to do to Jesus what was actually done, and so it was under the authority of Pontius Pilate, and at the hands of the Roman Empire, that Jesus "was crucified, died, and was buried."
AT THE TIME of Christ's death, Christianity was still internal to Judaism. The Christian Church itself began not at the Passion, but fifty-three days later on Pentecost, when the apostles left an "upper room" in Jerusalem speaking in tongues. With his preaching Jesus had clearly put a challenge to Judaism, expressly announcing a "new" covenant, whose mandate was to "complete" and "fulfill" the "old" covenant. And there is no doubt that Jesus' death meant a parting of the ways between Christians and Jews. Nonetheless, from a Christian point of view, the life and teachings of Jesus and his new covenant do not remove or destroy the old covenant. God cannot be unfaithful to his promises. Besides, if the Creator is not faithful to his first covenant with the Jews, how can Christians expect Him to be faithful to His new covenant with them?