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monteagle assembly
rebecca and i both went to sewanee for college, in tennessee. i feel lucky to have gone there as it is such a beautiful place, and am glad i get to go back regularly. this summer i led a photography workshop at the monteagle assembly, a group of 100 year old houses near sewanee, in monteagle. founded over a hundred years ago as a retreat from the summer heat, this group of over a hundred houses makes up a charming and secluded place. only small lanes and little alleys separate the houses; there are paths that cut through the woods from house to house, as well as tall wooden boardwalks crossing valleys. on the day i was there, there were children running loose (but safely) and golf carts cruising around. there was a summer camp going on for the little ones and creative programs for the adults. then, everyone gathers to eat together in the mid-century dining hall. it was fun to be there as an observer and to roam with my camera.
words and photographs by rinne allen
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eryngium, cimifuga, rue, and cosmos
i am still in maine and am loving exploring its flora…lots of things here that we can't grow at home…
words and photographs by rinne allen
photograph by rinne allen
fresh blueberry crisp
i know the south is all about their cobblers and i do love them but growing up in the north, i have a soft spot for a good crisp too. i grew up enjoying crisps and they always remind me of home. yesterday i taught my daughter how to make a crisp, just like my grandma taught me.
blueberry crisp
1 cup oats
1 cup AP flour plus 2 Tbsp for berries
1 cup chopped pecans
1/2 cup cold butter, unsalted
3/4 cup brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
salt to taste
5 cups blueberries
-pre-heat oven to 350 degrees
-dice butter into small pieces
-combine all ingredients except 2 Tbsp flour and berries
-in a casserole dish, combine your blueberries with 2 Tbsp flour
-pour your topping mixture over your berries and softly pack down into the berries
-bake for about 40 minutes or until berries are bubbling
-enjoy with vanilla ice cream
recipe and photographs by kristen bach
old stairway
photograph by kristin karch
if you are looking for some inspiration this summer, head on over to 'MADE', at the hudgen's art center in duluth, georgia. it is a group show of powerhouse women: natalie chanin of alabama chanin, susan hable of hable construction, rebecca wood of r.wood studio, and rita mae pettway, one of the quilters of gee's bend. there is a 48 foot long wall of the history of rebecca's ceramics, starting with the very first one. there are wonderful, large botanical drawings by susan hable, as well as a couple of hand painted chairs and an inspiration wall. alabama chanin shows her famously hand stitched outfits and the pattern cut outs that they must use as a guide. there are 8 colorful quilts.
this show is wonderful not only for the creative output exemplified, but for the strong current of female energy that it embodied. drawing, sewing, decorating, making plates and quilts for the home - these are the feminine arts. no man could make this. everything in the show is fused with this wonderful energy. it's a very organic show how it all works together. go and see for yourself! the exhibit will be up through sept. 24
words and photographs by rebecca wood
photograph by rebecca wood
everywhere in the south you can find kudzu growing and going about its business of covering old houses, roadways and trees. it was brought over from japan to help control erosion, which it does nicely. however, it is hard to get rid of and will grow up to a foot a day in our subtropical climate, reaching out and wrapping its' tendrils around any and everything. if left unattended, it will gradually cover everything in site. here is a kudzu patch right in the neighborhood, taking over all the trees and shrubs in an undeveloped gulch, and creeping onto the porch of a nearby house.
photographs and words by rebecca wood
photograph by kristen bach
coastal bird beauty
Every time we go to the beach i love to spend time wandering the coast and taking in everything. I am always marveled by the birds and all of the textures and patterns that they leave in the sand.
photographs and words by kristen bach
green woods
photograph by rinne allen
roses and wildflowers
i am in maine now and i always love walking around and seeing what is in bloom here…the raspberries are barely out, but all of the wild roses are in bloom and the air is fragrant! i also love that things like lady's mantle thrive here, as the heat of our southern summers tends to overwhelm them. even in areas where garden beds are tended here, forest and fields always surround the edges, which makes foraging for flowers endless fun. a mix of groomed and wild comes together, in a vase.
words and photographs by rinne allen
drive by barn
photograph by kristin karch
blueberry sorbet
with georgia blueberry bushes producing at their peak, we have gotten creative on ways to enjoy the delicious berries. this week we made blueberry sorbet from the berries we handpicked ourselves.
blueberry sorbet
3 cups of frozen blueberries
1/2 cup sugar or other sweetener like honey
1 cup coconut milk, you may not use all of this
herbs, add fresh herbs like basil, thyme, or mint to your mixture
-place berries in your blender, a vitamix if you have one
-start blending adding a little bit of water, slowly just to help blend
-blend until mixed all of the way through, you may need to scrape
sides of blender several times
-eat right away or place in freezer for later
recipe and photographs by kristen bach
sand drawings
photograph by kristen bach
moonflower design's online flower calendar
our friends mandy and steve at moonflower design recently re-launched their website with a great new feature…an online flower calendar! searchable by month, the calendar shows what blooms at what time at their farm and the areas they forage in. it has great photos so you can really see what each specimen looks like. it is very handy if you are thinking about hiring moonflower to do flowers for an event because you can easily see what may be blooming at that time. also, it is a good resource for any gardener, to see what blooms in our area when, if you yourself are looking to grow things at certain times. of course, not everything will grow at the exact same time every year, but this calendar is a helpful reminder of how many beautiful things are available to those who are looking…
words by rinne allen, photographs from moonflower design's website
aged windows
photograph by kristin karch
old outbuildings
i visited the william harris homestead near monroe, georgia recently. the home was built in 1825 and is still in the same family. the house sits on a hill overlooking the food gardens, and all kinds of intact wood, stone, and brick outbuildings are still in place. a smoke house, a salt house, stables, and several other wonderful old shapes. here's a tour. worth the trip!
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Fantasy Flower Cake With Random Mosaic Patterns
I wanted to do something diferent for valentine's day that wasn't pink. So, I chose a purple and green color scheme and made simple fantasy flowers.I covered the entire cake in random mosaic cut-outs...and voila!
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I pasted everything from the console at http://pastebin.freeswitch.org/16027.


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Citation: Fu Y-H (2008) Oscillating Per-Cision. PLoS Biol 6(7): e192. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.0060192
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Copyright: © 2008 Ying-Hui Fu. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Abbreviations: CKI, casein kinase I; DBT, double-time; PER, period; perS, per-short; perSD, per-short downstream; TIM, timeless
The field of behavioral genetics began nearly four decades ago, when Seymour Benzer's laboratory set out to identify circadian rhythm mutants in Drosophila melanogaster. The first of these was called period, and both short and long period alleles were found [1]. It was not until some years later that the mutant gene was identified and exploration of the molecular basis of the circadian clock began in earnest [2,3]. Over the years, forward screens in Drosophila have led to identification of a number of loci that contribute to circadian rhythm function with different phenotypes, including short and long periods and total arrhythmia [4]. Detailed investigations at a genetic and molecular level began to define the cellular and molecular basis of circadian rhythmicity. In its most basic form, the circadian clock of the fruit fly consists of transcriptional activators that turn on expression of two circadian and oscillating genes (period and timeless), which are translated into proteins (PER and TIM) targeted for degradation by phosphorylation. Physical interactions between PER and TIM regulate their movement to the nucleus, where they directly interact with the transcriptional activators and suppress the expression of their own genes [5]. These findings also established the repressor role for PER and TIM in the transcriptional feedback loop. The temporal lag from the transcription of these autorepressors—their translation, nuclear accumulation, and negative feedback until their degradation—requires around 24 hours (circadian), and therefore sets the speed of the clock. An interlocked positive feedback loop has also been characterized. It is remarkable that such a simple, yet elegant model could be the basis of regulation for something as critical as synchronization of behavioral and physiological rhythms to the dramatic changes in light/dark and temperature on planet Earth.
Forward and reverse genetic investigation in rodents revealed that most of the Drosophila clock genes have counterparts in mammalian systems, although some have multiple homologs [6]. Many studies in the last decade established a similar basic clock system for mammals [7]; comparison of the fly and mouse clock demonstrated many conserved features, but some differences have also emerged [8,9]. For example, the role of TIM appears to have been replaced by CRY in mammals.
In addition to the genes and proteins that were identified as constituting the core molecular clock in living cells, interest in the post-translational modification of core clock proteins grew, in part, because some of the core clock genes in Drosophila, mice, and humans are kinases and phosphatases that regulate the phosphorylation status of the circadian core clock proteins [10]. Cell biological studies in cultured cells and genetic experiments in Drosophila led to the idea that phosphorylation of PER protein targets it for degradation by the proteasome. This would have an effect on the time required to accumulate sufficient protein and on the maintenance of appropriate protein levels as a function of circadian time. Regulation of PER degradation thus represents a potential mechanism for setting the speed of the clock. This introduced a whole additional layer of regulation for this important biological process.
More recently, forward genetics became possible in the human circadian system and have led to identification of multiple mutations that yield circadian phenotypes in people [9,11,12]. One of these mutations was found in a human period homolog, hPER2, and the mutation altered the amino acid 662 from serine to glycine. This mutation is sufficient to shorten the internal period length for human carriers by one hour, and causes them to go to bed at early evening hours (5–8 P.M.) daily (familial advanced sleep phase syndrome or FASPS) [12]. In vitro studies of this mutation demonstrated that a phosphorylation cascade of four additional amino acids (S665, S668, S671, and S674) immediately downstream of the mutated residue by casein kinase I (CKI)δ/ϵ (mammalian double-time [DBT] homologs) leads to increased transcription of hPER2, indicating that this motif plays an important role for PER2 repressor function. This phosphorylation cascade of the region immediately C-terminal to serine 662 is dependent upon a separate priming phosphorylation event of serine 662. This makes the PER2 phosphorylation status in this region a two-stage event. The priming phosphorylation of S662 leads to the phosphorylation of the S665/668/671/674 motif, and when this happens, PER2 becomes a weaker repressor with increased stability (Figure 1A). When PER2 is hypophosphorylated due to the human mutation, it becomes a stronger repressor and destabilizes the protein (Figure 1B) [13,14]. The amino acid sequence around this region of hPER2 is highly conserved among mammalian PERs, but not in Drosophila PER.
(A) Mammalian PER2 is phosphorylated at serine 662, which then promotes the phosphorylation of S665/668/671/674. The completely phosphorylated S662–S674 PER2 is a weak repressor.
(B) When mammalian PER2 serine 662 is not phosphorylated, it is a strong repressor, probably by facilitating modification (phosphorylation) on other PER2 motifs.
(C) Drosophila PER can be phosphorylated at sites in either perS or perSD motifs. Phosphorylation in the perS domain has an inhibitory effect on the phosphorylation of perSD. Phosphorylation of perSD confers strong repressor activity.
The work of Kivimäe et al. reported in this issue of PLoS Biology characterizes a region in dPER that shares many features with the one described for mammalian PER2 S662/665/668/671/674 [15]. The authors report that phosphorylation status in both the N- and C-termini of dPER has no effect on its own repressor activity. However, two motifs in the middle of the protein, perS (per-short) and perSD (perS downstream), contain serine and threonine targets for DBT phosphorylation that do modulate the stability and repressor activity of PER. Kivimäe et al. propose that the phosphorylation of the perS domain acts to promote PER stability while reducing its activity as a transcriptional repressor (Figure 1C). Specifically, the phosphorylation state of perS (serine 589) can influence DBT activity on downstream targets within perSD that are required for PER function as a repressor. In this model, dephosphorylation of a serine in perS (S589) would promote DBT-directed phosphorylation of perSD, enhancing PER activity as a repressor and also destabilizing the protein. On the other hand, phosphorylation of perS (S589) depresses activity of DBT with respect to perSD, providing a more stable, but less active PER repressor. Although Drosophila perS/perSD and mammalian PER2 S662–S674 regions are not homologous, they are both found in a similar region of their respective protein. The layout of four phosphorylation sites (S604–S613) in the fly perSD resembles the CKIδ/ϵ phosphorylation motif found in human PER2 (S665–S674).
In the model proposed by Kivimäe et al., many features echo those described for the mammalian PER2 amino acids 662–674. Similar to mammalian PER2, perS and perSD of Drosophila PER are regulated by CKI phosphorylation. Phosphorylation of Drosophila perS and the hPER2 priming site (S662) both lead to more stable protein with lower suppression activity. However, some features seem to point in the reverse direction. Phosphorylation of mammalian PER2 S662 sets the stage for CKIδ/ϵ-directed phosphorylation of S665–S674, and hPER2 phosphorylated at serines 665/668/671/674 has a decreased repressor activity. In contrast, phosphorylation of Drosophila perS decreases DBT activity on perSD, and phosphorylated perSD has greater repressor activity. In addition, phosphorylation of S665/668/671/674 increases the stability of mammalian PER2. On the other hand, based on studies of mutant PER proteins in cultured cells and transgenic flies, phosphorylation of perSD is proposed to destabilize fly PER.
Despite the differences, both systems are reminiscent of the "suicide model" for transcription factors, where mechanisms for marking and destroying active transcription factors are integrated into the transcription activation process itself [16]. This coupling is achieved through coordinated action of the ubiquitylation and transcription machineries. One example of this is the yeast transcriptional activator GCN4, which is phosphorylated by the kinase Srb10, a component of the RNAPII complex [17]. This phosphorylation triggers its SCF (E3 ubiquitin ligase)-mediated ubiquitylation and subsequent proteolytic degradation. Degradation of the transcription factor follows soon after transcriptional activation. The recognition of the phosphorylated substrate by the SCF E3 ubiquitin ligase is mediated by F-box and WD40-containing proteins. In Drosophila, the F-box protein SLMB physically interacts with DBT-phosphorylated PER and promotes its proteasome-mediated degradation [18,19]. Flies with mutations in the slmb gene are arrhythmic. Cell culture studies have suggested that the mammalian ortholog of SLMB, ßTrCP, might play an equivalent role for mPER stability. Knocking down of ßTrCP or over-expression of a dominant-negative form of ßTrCP can efficiently stabilize PER proteins [20,21]. Interestingly, a mutation (ovtm) in an F-box protein FBXL3 was recently identified in mice that showed a long circadian period [22]. FBXL3 interacts specifically with the core clock repressor CRY and regulates its stability, suggesting a similar regulatory mechanism for mammalian PER and CRY.
The ability of the basal transcription machinery to mark an activator for destruction has led to the "black widow" or "suicide" model for activation, in which simply activating transcription is the signal for activator turnover. Here, for circadian transcription suppressors, the transcription machinery marks the repressors for destruction, where simply repressing transcription is the signal for its turnover (Figure 2). This model is particularly compelling for the circadian clock, since it can explain how multiple rounds of repression by a single repressor protein are prevented. This makes transcriptional regulation dependent on continuous reloading of transcription suppressors, affording flexibility in quickly responding to varying cellular influences throughout the circadian day. The fact that similar motifs, principles, and pathways are found (though in both similar and reverse directions) in different organisms suggests that a similar model for the regulation of transcriptional repressors is conserved between flies and mammals.
(A) In Drosophila, phosphorylation of the perSD motif is associated with strong repression activity. When this strong repressor turns off the transcription by binding to the transcriptional machinery, it triggers proteasomal degradation of PER protein, thus facilitating its own turnover.
(B) In mammals, PER2 is a weak repressor when S662/665/668/671/674 are phosphorylated. When unphosphorylated at S662–S674, PER2 is a strong repressor, and also becomes targeted for proteasomal degradation upon suppressing transcription.
As we approach 40 years since the dawn of the field of behavioral genetics, we have come a long way in understanding the intricate mechanisms of circadian regulation, with many conserved (but also different) mechanisms across species. The benefits of studying homologs in different systems are clearly demonstrated in these cases. The parallel multi-organismal studies of circadian biology have also offered an unprecedented example in revealing the fundamental nature of conservation through evolution for complex behavioral traits, and in revealing that basic mechanisms such as the "feedback loop" and "suicide model" have evolved both divergently and convergently for regulation of daily physiological and behavioral rhythms.
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1. Start by whipping the eggs or egg substitute. Add the vanilla extract, cinnamon and protein powder and continue whipping.
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Fabricline has some Meryl fabric link to Fabricline page I don't know if this is the fabric you are looking for, but they will be glad to send you a swatch. I'm sure if you tell them what you are looking for, they can point you in the right direction.
Peak Fabrics is also a great source for wicking fabrics- I don't see Meryl there though.
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a year-long, paid fellowship for Korean professionals to serve in nonprofit organizations in the United States
Deadline is July 26 to be considered for the January Class.
Asan Nanum Foundation, in cooperation with the Atlas Corps, is seeking nonprofit leaders from Korea to apply for a 12-month professional fellowship. Atlas Corps Asan Frontier Fellows serve for 12 months in nonprofit organizations in the United States, such as Ashoka, Acumen, Oxfam, UN Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and the World Wildlife Fund. Fellows also participate in 200 hours of in-person and online leadership training through the Atlas Corps Global Leadership Lab. Additional networking and membership opportunities provided throughout the year of service. This prestigious Fellowship includes a living stipend to cover basic expenses (food, local transportation, and shared housing) and health insurance.
Eligibility and Application Instructions: For further details about eligibility requirements please visit www.atlascorps.org/apply-to-united-states.php. (Application deadline is July 26 to be considered for the January Class.)
Asan Nanum Foundation was established in October 2011 in memory of the late 'Asan' Chung Ju-yung, the founder of the Hyundai Group. The Foundation works to carry forward Asan's vision of 'building prosperous communities' across Korea through its two main program areas: (1) promoting youth entrepreneurship and (2) fostering young global leaders.
Hyun Shin has more than two years of experience in the nonprofit sector, and earned a Master's Degree in International Development from the University of Sheffield in the U.K. While working as a coordinator in the Korean Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities (KSRPD), she operated the Secretariat of Asia Pacific Disability Forum (APDF), an international disability organization. She also contributed to international partnerships with Disabled People's Organizations in Asia and Pacific region by organizing seminars and conferences in Thailand, Vietnam, Pakistan, and Indonesia. She planned and organized different projects for youth leadership. She also worked as an executive assistant and interpreter to the President of APDF for meetings at the UNESCAP and the UN Headquarters. Hyun-Shin did an internship at the Development Education Centre in South Yorkshire in the U.K. in 2011, and finished her research on "An analysis of children's development awareness." Previously, Hyun-Shin worked as a co-worker in the Camphill Community in the UK in 2004, where she was responsible for the house unit looking after residents with disabilities, and completed the National Vocational Qualification in Care. She also worked as an English teacher for Korean middle and high school students in private sectors for four years. Through these experiences, Hyun-Shin developed project management and coordination skills as well as teamwork skills. She enjoys focusing on the issues of international development related to disability, global partnership, youth participation, gender, and education.
Host: CARE USA
Fellow Role at CARE USA:
Hyun-Shin will work with the Senior Policy Advisor of the Gender and Empowerment team, which is involved in a number of policy and influence activities related to gender integration, prevention of gender-based violence, and mitigation and prevention of child marriage. Hyun-Shin will work to support the team's efforts to influence global discourse and policy implementation on these issues, and to monitor progress against the team's influence and policy implementation goals.
Hyun-jung has ten years of work experience in the for-profit sector as a professional marketer. She earned a Bachelor's degree in English language and literature with a minor in Mass Communication and Global MBA at Korea University in South Korea. She previously worked at Amway Korea, CJ CheilJedang Corporation, and Double A Korea. Hyun-jung is experienced at CSR marketing, integrated marketing communication, brand management, new product development, marketing research and business data analysis. Hyun-jung's interest in social entrepreneurship and leadership motivated her to help young social ventures as a pro bono marketing consultant, and she launched a three month social consulting academic program for university students. She has also designed and implemented a fundraising campaign to build a toy library for orphaned children. With her strong marketing background, she wants to devote herself to work in the non-profit sector in the future, with the goal to become part of making a better global community.
Host: Global Good Fund
Fellow Role at Global Good Fund:
Hyun-jung will work to manage portfolio of current and alumni Global Good Fund Fellows ensuring the Fellowship accelerates their leadership development. Not only will she identify and vet 2016 Global Good Fellows, she will also develop commercialization of leadership products.
Ms. Oh interned for one year in separate research roles for the Korea Economic Institute of America, in Washington D.C., and the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs, in New York City. While completing her MA, Ms. Oh also contributed to the Centre for Science and Security Studies in London and NK News, a North Korea–focused news and information service. She recently worked for the Korean government in London as a Marketing Assistant Manager for the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency. As a 2015 Atlas Corps fellow, Oh will join the National Bureau of Asian Research in Washington DC.
Ms. Oh holds a BA in Communications from the University of Delaware and an MA in International Relations from the Department of War Studies at the King's College London, where her thesis focused on the role of North Korea's nuclear weapons program in domestic propaganda. She has native fluency in English and Korean.
Host: The National Bureau of Asian Research
Fellow Role at The National Bureau of Asian Research:
Julia will serve as part of the Trade, Economic, and Energy Affairs group and the Political and Security Affairs (PSA) group of NBR. As a member of these two groups, she supports the group leader, Assistant Director, and Project Manager in business development, project management, fundraising, and grant and contract management. Part of NBR's mission is to train the next generation of Asia specialists and instill in them the importance of policy-relevant research.
Ruth has over three years of experience in the nonprofit sector and earned her Bachelor's degree of Engineering in Architecture and Urban Design from Handong Global University in Korea. Ruth initially worked at Haeahn Architecture for four years as an architect in training where she operated as an intermediary between Korean and foreign firms and translated Korean-English documents. At the end of Ruth's four year apprenticeship, she decided to make a career change to one which involved the social issues that she is passionate about, and utilized her professional skills. She most recently worked as a Vision Trip Specialist for Compassion Korea, an international nonprofit child advocacy organization focused ofrelieving childpoverty. For the past three years, she has coordinated and co-hosted trips to countries all over the world for individuals, corporations, VIPs, youths, church groups, advocates and other interest groups. She also planned and executed events for sponsors that have been on trips to ensure and expand future sponsorship and commitment. Through these experiences she has developed skills in leadership, communication, management and project coordination and implementation.
Host: Pyxera Global
Fellow Role at Pyxera Global:
Ruth will join Pyxera Global as a communications and public affairs fellow. She will support and eventually lead, the planning and execution of various seminars/events including PYXERA Global's 25th anniversary. She will manage the overall event design, supportive brand building and communications, audio-visual production, budgeting, logistics, managing vendors and ensuring a good client/participant experience.
Sue has two and a half years of experience in the nonprofit sector, and earned a Bachelor's of Liberal Arts and Sciences in East Asian Languages and Culture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. While working as a Legal Coordinator with International Asylum Protection Team of Refuge pNan, she helped asylum seekers from Africa, Asia, and Middle East with their refugee application and lawsuit filing, interviews, livelihood and social integration throughout their refugee status determination(RSD) procedure. One of her specialties is Country of Origin Information (COI) research, and she had taught at several lectures for Korean pro-bono lawyers and legal clinic students on how to conduct COI research. In 2013, she was a project coordinator of Center for Global Partnership, where she organized a roundtable on refugee resettlement and social integration. In 2014, she conducted field research in Myanmar and Thailand on local community capacity building to help returning Burmese refugees. As a part of effort to raise public awareness in Korean society, she lectured at high schools about refugee issues and civil diplomacy. Sue enjoys working on the topics of asylum protection and forced migration, and has a strong desire to be a professional in the field of humanitarian assistance and emergency relief.
Host: Polaris
Fellow Role at Polaris:
As a Campaign Fellow, Sue will provide critical support to the Strategic Intervention team, assisting the team in its effort to eradicate modern day slavery by combating sex trafficking. She will support the team as it focuses on grassroots action campaigns, legislative advocacy, law enforcement engagement, and bilateral collaboration with source-country stakeholders, providing unique capacity to the Korean community.
Hae Soo Park has three years of experience in both the private and nonprofit sectors and has earned a Bachelor's degree in International Studies from Kyung Hee University in Republic of Korea. Currently, Hae Soo is interning for Good Neighbors International, a Korean nonprofit humanitarian organization focused on child education, community development, health, sanitation, and disaster relief projects. She is researching case studies of global campaigns and international governance, as well as updating current international issues and trends. Prior to her internship, Hae Soo was a Research Assistant at a private financial company in Korea, Woori Investment and Securities, for almost two years. She joined the firm in 2011 and assisted the equity research analyst in researching market trends, industry trends, and company updates. In 2009, she completed an internship for nine months at The Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations (CoNGO). Her work mostly dealt with assisting the executive coordinator with updating membership database and information. She was also responsible for covering meetings on behalf of CoNGO at the United Nations. Finally, she assisted the staff of New York in organizing the logistics for CoNGO-sponsored meetings and receptions, including CoNGO Board Meetings as well as the Civil Society Development Forum. Through her experiences, Hae Soo has not only learned research skills, but she has also learned how to work proficiently in a fast paced environment. Hae Soo enjoys and feels passionately towards topics related to children's empowerment, education, and rights advocacy.
Host: InterAction
Fellow Role at InterAction
Hae Soo will provide support to InterAction's Standards related work, as well as support the planning and execution of the 2014 InterAction Annual Forum.
Julie has six years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She earned her M.A in Business Administration at Ewha Women's University in Seoul, South Korea. She is in process of obtaining her Ph.D. in Sociology. In 2008, Julie started the Work and Family Institute, a social enterprise that provides better information on how to balance work and family life. She provided consultations on how to have a more flexible work environment, as well as educational programs to enhance the quality of life for working parents. In 2010, Julie founded a nonprofit organization on her own, the Korea Work and Family Foundation. She successfully persuaded investors to help fund her foundation. She has worked on numerous projects with government officials and corporate sectors for a better working environment for working parents, and received an outstanding recognition award from The Ministry of Gender Equality Family and The Ministry of Health & Welfare. She was involved in many policy making processes, including workers' rights, childcare, and flexible working time for working parents, with government officials. She advocated using press, news and media via off and online channels. Through these experiences, Julie developed project coordination and government relations skills. Julie enjoys focusing on the topics of Corporate Social Responsibility and Women's issues, and has a strong passion for Social Entrepreneurship.
Host: Net Impact
Fellow Role at Net Impact
Julie will play a key role in Net Impact's success by supporting projects that present skill building opportunities for students created in partnership with corporations and organizations such as Banana Republic, Walmart, and the National Park Service.
Karam has two years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She double majored in Business Administration and Mass Communications, with a minor in English Literature, at Yonsei University in Korea. With her previous experiences at a social enterprise and in private equity, Karam has recently been concentrating on impact investment at the Happiness Foundation. She reviewed business proposals that were submitted by social enterprises which needed funding to scale up, evaluated their financial and social value, and structured investment instruments. Previously, she worked as a CFO at Delight, a social enterprise which manufactures and retails hearing aids. She negotiated investment terms and conditions with potential impact investors, developed annual cash flow forecasts, and obtained B Corp certification. As an analyst in a private equity investment team with Hana Daetoo Investment Bank, she reviewed investment opportunities, forecasted corporate values and monitored portfolio companies. Through these experiences, she developed financial management and evaluation skills. Karam enjoys focusing on the topics of novel financial investment structures in the social economy sector and has a strong passion for empowering the disabled, women, and youth.
Host: Agora Partnerships
Fellow Role at Agora Partnerships
Karam will work to strengthen Agora's Investor and Mentor Networks in support of the Accelerator Program. She will plan and execute IIA, Agora's largest event of the year and culmination of the Accelerator '14. She will also support key initiatives in strengthening Agora's brand in the US and internationally.
Sook Hee has five years of experience in the nonprofit sector, and earned a Master's of Development studies from the University of Ghana in Ghana and a Master's of Economics in Middle East and Africa areas of studies from the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul. While working as a Director and Founder of Make Africa Better which is based in Korea and Ghana, she helped women and communities in northern Ghana to improve quality of life through an income generation project. At the same time, Sook Hee gave lectures about "Africa and Sustainable development" and "Africa and NGOs" at the Hankuk University of Foreign studies. Previously, she has worked as a research assistant in several research institutions including AFDB and Korea Legislation Research Institute. Through these experiences, she has developed balanced aspects of Africa development. Sook Hee enjoys focusing on the issues of poverty alleviation through income generation and education program, and has a strong passion for marginalized people in Africa.
Host: Global Campaign for Education
Fellow Role at Global Campaign for Education
Sook Hee will work the with Director on researching potential funders and writing grant proposals to foundations. She will also assist with the development and functioning of a GCE-US Youth Advisory Group to enable the organization to more effectively engage the next generation of advocates for Education For All.
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A former Moore County jailer was sentenced today to up to four years in prison for having an improper relationship with inmates he supervised.
Carl Clinton Shelton, 55, admitted to providing items banned from the Moore County jail to receive sexual favors from female inmates.
He was providing cigarettes or cell phones to these inmates, said David Green, 69th District attorney. He did admit he was involved in this activity.
Shelton pleaded guilty Jan. 8 to two counts of providing a prohibitive substance in a correctional facility and two counts of improper sexual activity with a person in custody.
Following a district judges sentencing today, Shelton will serve up to four years in prison and five years probation. The sentences for the four convictions will run concurrently.
I think the judges decision served justice, Green said.
Shelton was indicted on 29 related charges in October. Green said Shelton was dismissed from the sheriffs office shortly after his arrest in April. He was employed there from September 2006
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Candidates go through delegates' stomachs to win hearts, minds
Daryl Acumen, a Republican delegate from Cedar Hills, figures he will spend as much as 10 hours a week studying candidates. He posts his notes from meetings with candidates at gopcenter.com.
A 41-year-old Hewlett-Packard digital strategy manager, Acumen grew up in Maryland, attended the University of Southern California and settled in Utah about 10 years ago.
He's leaning toward Hatch in the Senate race, but said he really likes former GOP state Sen. Dan Liljenquist, too. What he doesn't like are outside groups — the anti-Hatch FreedomWorks and the anti-Liljenquist Freedom Path — working against the candidates. Most of their literature goes into his trash can.
"I despise FreedomWorks," he said. "I want them to get the hell out of the state."
Of Freedom Path, Acumen said, "I get a lot of crap from them, too. I don't like it."
Nor does he care for the "push poll" calls he gets from campaigns trying to discredit their opponents. Negative campaigning, he said, doesn't play well in Utah.
On a recent Wednesday, Quynn Udell had 35 voice mails on his cellphone — all from candidates. Most evenings his phone rings a dozen times. And he gets "robo calls" from one particular candidate at least three times a day.
"I get bombarded," he said.
But the first-time Republican delegate from Copperton knows it comes with the territory. On the flip side, he has cellphone numbers for candidates who don't mind direct calls or texts.
"I never fathomed being able to get to know the candidates as well as I have," said Udell, who changed his party affiliation from Libertarian to Republican before his neighborhood caucus meeting. "When you're a delegate, they're very willing to listen to you."
South Jordan resident Terrie Sherwood, 63, never fathomed she'd be a delegate. Though her husband was politically minded, she was not. But after he died, she thought she should take an interest in politics.
Sherwood attended a Democratic neighborhood caucus because that's what her husband did. And being among only three attendees, she was promptly elected a delegate.
So far, Sherwood has heard most from state Sens. Ross Romero and Ben McAdams, both D-Salt Lake, in the hotly contested race for the Democratic nomination for Salt Lake County mayor. Seeing them side by side at a candidates' meeting helped her decide whom to support, though she's not ready to reveal that publicly.
Democrats, who usually don't have many contested races, seem more geared toward winning over delegates at county and state conventions as opposed to restaurants and diners.
Before 7 a.m. on a recent Friday, about 10 GOP delegates stood outside Mimi's Cafe in Orem waiting for the doors to open. Talk outside the restaurant was confined mostly to greetings and introductions. But once the doors opened, another dozen delegates emerged from their cars and Liljenquist arrived, it was nothing but politics for the next 2½ hours.
Eventually, 28 delegates — all men but three — took seats at a long table or in the surrounding booths.
Servers distributed menus and set plates of fresh fruit and quartered muffins on the table as Liljenquist talked. Soon, delegates were cutting into French toast and quiche, munching bacon, stabbing at breakfast potatoes and sipping orange juice.
Liljenquist didn't intend to pick up the tab for all these people, but ultimately paid the $171 bill.
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The TICK build thread
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Thanks! I wish the build was going a little faster but as I have funds I work on it...
It Fits!!!! Whoo hooo! So the plan is to grind down the threads on one side, drill out the header in the right location and then couture the mating surface of the new fitting to match the curve of the header tube.
So, what took me weeks of searching and trying to find for all those that need to keep emissions on their exhaust upgrades:
Only fear is the welding, this is zinc plated steal and welding it onto stainless. should be good right? will most likely just need to TIG weld? or will MIG be fine?
Now to work on the Tie Rod end. I have pressed it as shown below:
I left it this way all day nice and tight when I was at work. I knew there was a reason why I bought a pack of 10 of the freeze plugs… I am going to tighten the nut back down first to hope and clean up the threads and then back it off. Fingers crossed, just hope the grease from the bottom that may have gotten on the shaft of the fitting will not impact it still from not spinning.
Don't think I need to remove the inners from the rack. I have not had problems with them. And with the knuckles off it will be more manageable to clean up the rack. Just need to figure out how to remove the PS line from the cooler on the High side (the fitting on the cooler on the driver's side)?
Edit: Well got the Nut off. The hammer trick does not work at this moment, needs to be attached to the car still? Gave it a few good wackes with a small hammer (no 3lb sledge) and was still tight in the socket. This was attempted on my way out this morning for work so did not have to much time to play with it nor want to cause to much noise at 6am (live in town home)
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Hey all,
Personally I'm a big fan of the 360, but I am intrigued by the PS3 and what it is capable of. Speaking of which, Eurogamer.net is giving away nearly 6,000 beta keys for LPB. The servers are being hit pretty hard right now, but maybe you'll have some luck.
I believe this is a direct link, as well you need to register with Eurogamer.net to receive a key.
edit: IF IT DOESN"T LOAD JUST KEEP TRYING, YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE AS LONG AS THERE ARE KEYS
It is also HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you use a web browser with an auto login feature or set up auto login
credit to Kotaku http://kotaku.com/50...lbp-beta-access
I am unaware if this is region specific edit: You will need to create a EU PSN Account credit to bassec
just pretend you live in London. done." -bassec
Thanks Bassec
Very simple way to get a master account for EU PSN.
1. Go to Sony playstation store (make sure u aren't logged on)
2. It will ask you for your Area. (I selected UK)
3. On the top right corner of the scree, you will see the Sign in/Sign up icon, select it.
*I dont remember the exact next steps in order, this next steps should be out of order, but are correct.
4. It will ask you if you read the Privacy policy, select yes.
5. It will ask for and email account, password, date of birth, etc... (make sure this email is different form your regular account)
6. Select that you want to create a Master Account.
7. It will send an email to the email you provided with a link, open the link to continue.
8. After selecting the link form your other email, it will ask you for your Name, Address, Zip code and stuff.
9. Just go to google and search for a restaurant or a Hotel in London. (doesn't have to be london, I just selected that) and get the address from the place and input it.
10. Also, make up a name, any name will do.
11. It will ask you for your network id (this is your PSN id). Make one up.
DONE, that should be all of it. It took me 5 minute to do it here on the computer. When you get home, just log in on your PS3 to this account.
(I currently havent logged in with this new account I created myself, but the proccess is sound, should work) Hope this helps.
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The Chinese major provides the training and cultural background needed for entering East Asia-related careers in such fields as higher education, the arts, business, government, international relations, agriculture, or the media. Students may also consider a double major in Chinese and another discipline, such as business, international relations, economics, or journalism.
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