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If you want a challenging college experience, academically, this is the place. But even when it's challenging, you really learn how to manage your time between school and social life.…
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I absolutely love it here. It is a very beautiful and peaceful campus. If you like to be outdoors and nature you will like it here. Our campus has a small gym, tennis and basketball courts. If you want to go out, there are shuttles that take you to Westwood/UCLA, or to the 3rd st. Promenade and of course to the Doheney Campus. Another thing is that it is a very safe and friendly environment. Since it is a very small campus you get to know everyone. They also host a lot of events throughout the school year. For example, carnivals, fairs, massage tables de-stress day, ect. Since it is a Catholic school it helped me regain my hope and faith.Read More
The school has such a great a view, it makes the school relaxing. This is a small school and everyone knows everyone. The staff are really helpful and always willing to help students. Since it is a small school, there is no sports. There are some clubs, but don't expect it to be as a big as they usually are in high school.Read More
There are so many activities to participate in with the community, city, and other attendees. There are movie nights, trips to shows throughout the city and even museum visits.Read More


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UN Security Council in June
June 2011 will be an especially busy month for Germany in the Security Council. A whole series of conflict regions such as North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa will once again be on the agenda. In addition, the Federal Foreign Office and Germany's Mission to the United Nations are heavily involved in preparing for the German Security Council Presidency in July 2011.
As in previous months, June 2011 will again be dominated by the crises in North Africa and the Arab world. The main focus of attention, apart from Libya, will be the situation in the Sudan. Developments in Abyei and along the border between Northern and Southern Sudan are causing grave concern. Prior to Southern Sudan's proclamation of independence on 9 July much needs to be done to ensure it will not embark on independence saddled with heavy burdens.
A considerable part of the Security Council's work is concerned with the UN's peace missions. At regular intervals decisions also have to be taken on extending the missions' mandates. In June 2011, for example, UNFICYP (Cyprus), UNDOF (Golan) and MONUSCO (Democratic Republic of the Congo) will be on the Council's agenda.
Decisions on peace missions
UNFICYP (United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus) is one of the UN's longest-running peace missions. It was established in 1964 to prevent fighting between the island's Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities. Today the conflict is still unresolved. The mission's current mandate is due to be extended for a further six months on 14 June.
The mandate of UNDOF (United Nations Disengagement Observer Force) is due to be extended on 29 June. UNDOF's main task is to supervise implementation of the 1974 disengagement agreement between Israel and Syria. It is also responsible for monitoring the ceasefire between the two countries. The mission was established after the so-called Yom Kippur War following the attack on Israel launched by Egypt and Syria on 6 October 1973.
With over 17,000 peacekeepers, MONUSCO is one of the UN's largest peace missions. Its mandate is to protect the civilian population, disarm and reintegrate armed groups and restore stability. Given the country's size – the Democratic Republic of the Congo is larger than Western Europe in area –, poor infrastructure and the sometimes inadequate preparedness of the blue helmets, this is a formidable challenge.
In 2011 and 2012 MONUSCO will have the further job of providing logistical support for the planned presidential and parliamentary elections. The Security Council is likely to decide on 29 June whether to extend MONUSCO's mandate.
AIDS and peace
The Gabonese Republic, which holds the Security Council Presidency in June, is also keen to highlight the impact of HIV/AIDS on peace and international security. The debate on this important topic on 7 June will be chaired by Gabon's President Bongo. From 8-10 June the issue of AIDS and its impact will also be on the agenda of the General Assembly.
In Resolution 1308 (2000) the Security Council had already pointed out the potential damaging impact of HIV/AIDS on the health of peacekeepers as well as their possible role in the spread of the disease. In Resolution 1308 (2000) the Security Council had already pointed out the potential damaging impact of HIV/AIDS on the health of peacekeepers as well as their possible role in the spread of the disease. The disease could pose a risk to a country's security and stability and its spread could be exacerbated in conditions of violence and instability, the Resolution noted.


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Last year, nine people died from boating accidents related to alcohol and drug use in Florida. That represents 13 percent of the state's fatalities for 2011.
"Alcohol- and drug-related boating accidents are preventable," said Capt. Tom Shipp, of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) Boating and Waterways Section. "Even one death is too many."
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Spring Quarter | May/June 2013
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Spring is when our students hear they have been accepted to university.
Spring. It's one of my favorite times of the year. Not just because the sun is shining, the flowers are in bloom and animals are coming out of hibernation, but because our students are receiving some of the best news of their life. They've been accepted to university. The hard work and sacrifice over the last 2 years has finally paid off and they've received admission from their dream schools.
I always look forward to celebrating with students, whether they got into Berkeley, Purdue or Central Washington University. I've had the privilege of seeing these students go from being naive young adults to accomplished students and leaders over their time at Green River.
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Depression comes in many forms. It does not manifest itself the same way in different people. Therefore I use an individualized approach in which I obtain a thorough history from you. I will ask you what symptoms you have been having and for how long. I believe in a holistic approach in which I get to know your many strengths, and we work together to use new ways of thinking in order to improve your moods.


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I'm curious as how do PCB designers route metric pitch BGA's on a mil grid system or gridless (which consumes memory and CPU)? I can't figure why anyone would use a mil grid system for any PCB CAD library construction or PCB design layout when all the SMT component manufacturers are only producing metric pin pitch packages. This is where we note that all chip resistors and capacitors are dimensioned using whole metric numbers. So by design all of them are considered metric based components. i.e.: 1206 = 0.125″ x 0.062″ or 3216 = 3.2mm x 1.6mm for the same component. Which is easier to understand? To me it's interesting why some PCB designers still use the Imperial measurement system. I'd like to hear from designers and engineers who use the technology combination of metric pin pitch components and mil based part placement and trace sizes & routing grids. How do you do it?
My big secret was to teach all the mechanical engineers and EE engineers the metric measurement system by providing equivalent charts. Even purchasing had to have a metric to Imperial chart for chip components because the BOM had all metric land pattern names but the buyers had to have the inch equivalent names to place an order.
So we had to do for Chips. Notice that 0603 and 0402 appear in both columns –
Metric = Inch
3216 = 1206
2012 = 0805
1608 = 0603
1005 = 0402
0603 = 0201
0402 = 01005
Here is what I'm talking about. This is a table from a component manufacturer that lists the dimensions of a series of resistors in hard metric but all of the component names in the far left column are Imperial units (Type Inches). i.e. the first part is a metric 0402 (0.4mm x 0.2mm) but Panasonic calls it a 01005 (the inch equivalent 0.4mm = 0.0015748″ x 0.2mm = 0.007874). Why doesn't Panasonic call it for what it really is, 0402?
After successfully transitioned all the engineers then the PCB design process got really easy, faster and simpler. Then when I give the PCB manufacturer all my nice clean metric drawings and metric Gerber and Drill data the first thing they do is convert all units to Imperial to panelize and CAM the job with their mil based DRC rules. Wow, it took longer to CAM my job because of the translation.
When I dig deeper to find out "Why do they do that", I discover that all the materials like core, copper and prepreg all come in mil based thicknesses and shapes. So that's where the buck stops! I mean that if overnight all the material providers only produced metric thickness and metric sizes that all of the PCB fabrication shops would be doing metric based manufacturing. The next thing you know they'd be recommending all their customers to produce metric based Gerber and drill data for their new machines made in Europe. (The reason why they're made in Europe is because there's no way in this lifetime that any USA manufacturer is going to create a metric based machine. Maybe in another lifetime…) and I digress.
When the PCB fabrication shop starts recommending metric units preferred to their customers that's when true electronic product development automation will really kick in and maybe we'll start creating faster, better, more accurate, cheaper products or rather products that today cost $100,000 will only cost $1000. I hope to see the revelation in my lifetime where all design units are the same regardless if it's Imperial or metric, just pick one and make life easy. 99 nations voted for metric. USA voted to gradually adopt with full conversion by 2015. At least that's the 1985 Omnibus Act signed by Ronald Regan defines to extend Jimmy Carter's 1975 Metric Conversion Act which was to convert USA in 10 years and adds another 30 years for the gradual metric conversion one industry at a time. Note that the EU Metric Directive went into effect January 1, 2010 for all weights & measures throughout Europe. The worldwide PCB design industry is 50% converted on the front end and we're waiting on the back end. The PCB component manufacturers have semi successfully converted to metric units. At least they dimension everything in metric units but some still refer to the Imperial (Inch) name to order the component (like the Panasonic chart above). Very confusing!
Come on PCB suppliers. The electronics industry needs all of you to transition to hard metric to complete the entire loop in the PCB design engineering and manufacturing industry. You are directly responsible for holding the electronics industry back from achieving the highest productivity levels obtainable and standardizing on a single unit system. I do not think the PCB material suppliers have a clue on how much of an impact they have on every electronic product being developed today. I beg you; please make our job easier and put an end to the dual measurement system chaos that EE engineers, mechanical engineers and PCB designers have to deal with every day until you transition. It's time to stop using the Imperial unit system in the electronics industry and use one measurement system. Every Standards organization in the world has referred to the metric unit system as the "vastly superior" alternative. So why isn't everyone listening?


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BRONSON - The following persons were sentenced in criminal court in Levy County in the 8th Judicial Circuit.
Wayne L. Brewer, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, 1 year and 1 day with 26 days credit for time served and a $250 fine; and possession of paraphernalia, dropped.
Craig A Brown, bond hearing on charge of failing to re-register as required, bond denied.
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Betto Boop is awesome, the drawings are like a trip-anomicon.. this style of animation always had me hooked
I got fucking twisted when i watched that lol. That sorta shit is too good not to do with psychs.
This is not a gif. It is an actual video of Fedor doing infinate press ups.
Yeah I reckon those guys had their hands in some crazy psychedelic pies LOL
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10 outrageous quotes from the Kanye West 'New Testament' video
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A new video has surfaced on the internet titled "Kanye West's New Testament." The video is presented like a spoken-word documentary, and basically outlines the world according to Kanye Yeezus.
It's not clear what this video is for, but let's not forget about the new religion Yeezy has inspired ... Yeezianity. There have also been reports that his next album will be called "New Testament."
Check out the ten most outrageous quotes from the video, and the full 34-minute clip below:
1. "When someone comes up and says something like 'I am a God,' everybody says 'Who does he think he is?' I just told you who I thought I was - a God! I just told you, that's who I think I am."
2. "If you're a Kanye West fan, you're not a fan of me, you're a fan of yourself."
3. "When I say 'creative genius,' I don't say it is a compliment. I say it as a plague. To have all these ideas and not be able to get them out."
4. I'm great, I'm great like Michelangelo. I'm great like Disney."
5. "I'm gonna be what y'all would consider or classify as the new Disney, as the new Steve Jobs, as the new Howard Hughes, as the new David Stern, as the new Michelangelo."
6. "Influence. They think they that I don't realize my power. They wanna marginalize me. Now do you wanna meet with me? I'm the number 1 most influential person on the globe. And I'm gonna scream as loud as I can, and ain't nothin' gonna happen to me except success."
7. "Y'all gonna see me. Y'all not gonna act like y'all don't see me because it's 50 paparazzi following me."
8. "No one older than me, has a better idea than me, because I'm the only 36-year-old me. I'm the most relevant voice on the planet Earth, at age 36."
9. "I'm standing up and I'm telling you I am Warhol. I am the number one most impactful artist of our generation. I am Shakespeare in the flesh. Walt Disney. Nike. Google."
10. [About North West] "She in a position of a level of royalty like the Prince and the Princess out in London."
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Kavanagh Joins Grand Opening of Grand Café at Grand Street Senior Center
November 13, 2009
On November 13, 2009, Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh attended the ribbon cutting and renaming of a newly renovated cafeteria at Grand Street Settlement's Grand Coalition of Seniors Center. Kavanagh, along with Councilmember Rosie Mendez and a representative of Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, were on hand to view dance and musical performances and a poetry recitation by patrons of the senior center and participants in Grand Street Settlement's youth programs. After the performances, Kavanagh assisted in the unveiling of the new name – "Grand Café" as voted by its patrons. Kavanagh then offered a toast and thanked Grand Street Settlement and all the assembled guests for their efforts to strengthen the community day in and day out throughout the year. The Grand Coalition was created in the early 1970's and provides over 500 seniors with nutritious meals that meet their multi-ethnic dietary preferences. It helps seniors obtain essential services such as Medicare, HEAP, SSI and Food Stamps, health and mental health care, and housing. The center also provides opportunities for seniors to participate in recreational, cultural, sports, and exercise activities to keep themselves engaged in the community and physically and mentally fit.


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Making his own kind of music
By: Frenche` Brewer, email@example.com, 803-777-3691
You get a different vibe when you enter David Cutler's classroom in the School of Music.
Part of it is the mellow yellow color on the walls, part of it is the unconventional seating — café style tables and chairs. But mostly, it's Cutler. When you meet him, you get the feeling that something different happens within the four long walls of his classroom.
Cutler — a classical and jazz pianist and composer, and author of "The Savvy Musician"— brought his brand of thought and instruction to the University of South Carolina this fall to teach music entrepreneurship. He also brought with him a vision.
Cutler says he came here with the goal to "help transform a great music school into a leading music school."
But not in the conventional way. Cutler's philosophy focuses on provoking thought, stretching the imagination and spurring leadership in his students.
"This program is not just about money — cultivating leadership is key," Cutler says.
Why is that so important?
"There is no shortage of great piano players. We already have more than can reasonably be accommodated by today's competitive job market. What the world desperately needs, however, is more leaders and innovators, people who can find new solutions to new problems," Cutler says. "And if you happen to be a piano player, or a singer, or an educator, or conductor who can do that, there is demand for your skills and art."
Cutler often challenges conventional wisdom in his classes. A blackboard that covers portions of one wall with what would appear to be streams of consciousness thoughts scribbled across it offers thought provoking lessons.
On the blackboard fondly referred to as the "wisdom wall," "work to overcome your strengths" is emblazoned.
"This life lesson — articulated by a student — means that the things we're really good at often put blinders on us. As a result, we may not recognize our full range of potential because we hide behind that talent," Cutler says.
His unconventional approach has made a lasting impression on Elizabeth Gergel, a sophomore cello performance major from Asheville, N.C.
"In some ways this class has met my expectations, though in other ways it has exceeded them. Rather than solely teaching me information and skills, the class has taught me new ways of thinking," Gergel says. "It has pushed my boundaries of creativity and innovation, and truly changed my outlook to be more worldly, exploratory and innovative."
To encourage his students to stretch their imaginations, Cutler stresses group-think and challenges them to come up with projects requiring collaboration and action.
In his Entrepreneurship in Musicclass, each student pitches an idea for an arts-based venture with the potential to generate revenue. Students vote on the best concepts, form teams, create a business model and design sample events. The semester ends by presenting to external judges, who provide feedback and award cash prizes.
"Students learn not just by talking or reading or taking tests, but from doing," Cutler says.
For Jessica Quattrini, a junior music and art major from Columbia, the class opened her eyes to the possibilities.
"This project gave me great work experience by showing me how to organize and construct a business model, and I learned how to prioritize my life and responsibilities," Quattrini says.
One of the biggest changes in music higher education during the last 10 years, is a realization that churning out outstanding artists is not enough, Cutler says. Programs are now exploring ways that better prepare students for professional, financial and artistic success.
USC is the first university to offer a minor in music entrepreneurship. As part of his job, Cutler feels a responsibility to help students find a way to become relevant, viable and sustainable musicians.


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Thanks for the tip ! Will update soon
FYI, Rapid7 has released the 4.0 version of the framework. I ran msfupdate earlier today, and it upgraded in place flawlessly for me (preserved all the stuff in the database). All my old favorites are still there & work, and the new functionality will be very helpful. Some of the changes appear to have resolved a lot of the pcaprub issues that I (and others) have reported in earlier versions.
For comparison, I'm running BT5 32-bit gnome in a virtual machine.
Your mileage may vary, but MSF4 & BT5 appear to be playing nice together for me.
If I could figure out how to scuba dive & hack at the same time, there would be nothing I couldn't do...
Thanks for the tip ! Will update soon
Running both KDE and GNOME BT5 flawlessly. Thank you !
Everything seems to be working on my end.
will tell you all you need to know, stumped me for a bit with 4, you will be by default be using a workspace called default and is now just hosts not db_hosts to see the hosts in the databaseworkspace -h
Code:msf > workspace -h Usage: workspace List workspaces workspace [name] Switch workspace workspace -a [name] ... Add workspace(s) workspace -d [name] ... Delete workspace(s) workspace -h Show this help information
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yeah the 4.0 release is real nice. I really like the integration with JTR and the changes to msfpayload/msfvenom. You can now create an executable with more than one payload.....nice stuff.
There was also a lot of work on the post exploitation side as well, tons of password capturing post modules and a new user profile enumeration mixin for use with post modules.
I think all commands take a "-h" parameter for help. Seems like I've been using -h a lot
If I could figure out how to scuba dive & hack at the same time, there would be nothing I couldn't do...


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Rock Hill, S.C. - The Brevard College men's soccer team was picked 10th in the annual preseason SAC coaches' poll, coming off a season in which they made it to the Food Lion SAC Quarterfinals before falling in double-overtime to the top seed in the tournament.
Defending South Atlantic Conference regular season co-champion Wingate is a favorite to win the league's men's soccer title again in 2011, according to the SAC preseason coaches' poll which was released on Thursday.
Wingate, which earned an at-large bid to the 2010 NCAA Tournament, finished ahead of No. 2 Anderson by a single point in the poll, but edged the Trojans 6-2 in first-place votes.
Anderson will open the season ranked 17th in the NSCAA national poll, the only SAC school to appear in the preseason top 25. The Trojans won the Food Lion SAC Tournament last season and advanced to the NCAA Championship Southeast Regional Final.
Lincoln Memorial is third in the poll, including one first-place vote, followed by Carson-Newman and Mars Hill. The Lions also received a first-place vote in the poll.
Rounding out the poll is Lenoir-Rhyne at No. 6, then Tusculum, Catawba, Newberry and Brevard.
Also announced on Thursday was the men's soccer preseason All-Conference team.
Anderson leads the way with a league-high four student-athletes on the first team, including reigning SAC Player of the Year and Daktronics All-American Lasse Sohrweide. The Trojans also placed one player on the second team.
Mars Hill has three players on the first team and two on the second team, while Carson-Newman and Wingate each have four preseason all-conference selections.
Catawba, Lincoln Memorial and Lenoir-Rhyne each have two All-SAC selections.
2011 SAC men's soccer action gets underway on Sept. 1.
Men's Soccer Preseason Coaches' Poll
Team Points (1st-Place)
1. Wingate 93 (6)
2. Anderson 92 (2)
3. Lincoln Memorial 76 (1)
4. Carson-Newman 63
5. Mars Hill 60 (1)
6. Lenoir-Rhyne 52
7. Tusculum 43
8. Catawba 34
9. Newberry 19
10. Brevard 18
Preseason All-SAC Team
First Team
F – Lasse Sohrweide, Anderson
F – Clement Samson, Anderson
F – Robbie Hill, Carson-Newman
F – Gui Lima, Wingate
MF – Ben Jones, Anderson
MF – Shadi Harb, Mars Hill
MF – Isiah Shafer, Mars Hill
MF – Carson Smith, Catawba
D – James Moseley, Anderson
D – Troy Chavez, Mars Hill
D – Gui Andrade, Wingate
D – Chris Wilson, Lenoir-Rhyne
GK – Michael Watkins, Lincoln Memorial
Second Team
F – Stephen Bivens, Mars Hill
F – Emmanuel Aboagye, Carson-Newman
F – Fabricio Barancoski, Wingate
F – Chibuzo Nwosu, Lenoir-Rhyne
MF – Ryan Messick, Anderson
MF – Matt Craine, Carson-Newman
MF – Corey Faughnan, Catawba
MF – Chris Nash, Lincoln Memorial
D – Anthony Chiappetta, Carson-Newman
D – Corey McCollom
D – Domhnall Minogu, Catawba
D – Sean Rogers, Lenoir-Rhyne
GK – Zac Scott, Mars Hill


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Families of September 11 is now operating as the For Action Initiative. The web pages on this site are available for informational purposes only. Please visit us at www.foractioninitiative.org.
This past month we have seen many reminders of the impact of 9/11 in the press. March marked the beginning of the sentencing trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, where a jury will sentence him to death or life imprisonment. Several family members have viewed full or part of the trial on closed caption televisions that the Department of Justice arranged at courthouses in Manhattan; Philadelphia; Boston; Massachusetts; Central Islip, New York; and Newark New Jersey. FOS11 continues to follow the trial and make information available on the website. We will also host an online chat after the conclusion of the trial (see below).
Regardless of your position on these high-profile issues, they can pose some real challenges by stirring up many physical and emotional reactions. As we continue to face these complex issues, we encourage you to find ways to care for yourself, and hope that you find support with loved ones. We also remind you that there are still many resources available that offer free services, such as the 9/11 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Program (see below), and others some of which are listed on our website at http://www.familiesofseptember11.org/resources.aspx. Additionally, the National Mental Health Association has issued several helpful fact sheets on disasters and terrorism including Understanding Your Mental Health In Times of War and Terrorism, this and others can be found at http://www.nmha.org/reassurance/anniversary/index.cfm.
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Moussaoui Trial
Last week the trial suffered a delay when a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) attorney, Carla Martin violated the judge's order when she emailed trial transcripts and her personal commentary on the trial to upcoming witnesses. She also told the defense that the witnesses, former Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees, were not willing to talk with Moussaoui's lawyers, which was not true. The Department of Justice is planning to begin an investigation into Martin's actions.
This week the trial has resumed with testimony from Harry Samit, the FBI agent who arrested Moussaoui. Testimony was also heard from Moussaoui's roommate. The government is trying to prove that Moussaoui's lies to the FBI caused the deaths of our loved ones, while Moussaoui's lawyers are trying to prove that he was not part of the 9/11 plot, and that the government was not capable of preventing it with the knowledge he had. If the government proves its case and the jury agrees (which could take weeks or months), the next step is for the jury to decide if the death penalty should be applied.
Families of September 11 will do our best to keep you informed on this case as it develops.
Terrorist Screening Center
Statement of Donna A. Bucella, Director, Terrorist Screening Center
"Our history is divided into two eras, pre-and post-September 11, 2001. As a result of the horrific events of that day, government agencies were immediately created, restructured or had their responsibilities refocused. It became clearly evident that all United States government agencies needed to work more closely together.
On September 16, 2003, The President announced the creation of the Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) through Presidential Directive 6. The Center was required to begin operations on December 1, 2003, and became the single coordination point for screening terrorist identities. The TSC, which is administered by the FBI, has participation from the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of State, the Department of Defense and the Intelligence community.
Operating on a 24/7 basis, the TSC is responsible for coordinating and maintaining the United States government's list of all known and suspected terrorists. This list was consolidated on March 12, 2004, and is available to our cops on the beat, our inspectors at the border and our embassies worldwide. Depending on the mission of the agency, the TSC makes available the watchlist to the various agency system.
In the case of a police inquiry, when an individual is arrested or pulled over at a routine traffic stop, the officer queries the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database which accesses the watchlist. Now, a local police officer will know if the person is a known or suspected terrorist. At the TSC, we are the link between the law enforcement and intelligence community.
Our mission is to coordinate the government's approach to screening terrorism. In addition, we have begun to work with foreign governments on facilitating information sharing. Our staff works diligently in spreading the word about its mission both nationally and internationally. The law enforcement officers know about the TSC, and facilitate the sharing of information gathered during routine local traffic stops. This information collected is shared with both federal law enforcement and the intelligence community. Only two years old, the TSC has much to do, but on behalf of the TSC, I wanted you to know that our government is on the right road in opening the lines of communication within law enforcement and intelligence communities."
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The next chat is scheduled for Tuesday, March 28th from 8-9pm EST and the topic is 9/11 Famlies: A House Divided, A House Created. After a tragedy such as 9/11, families go through all kinds of changes. This can help to bring people together, or it can make it a real challenge to keep relations close. This chat is open to members who have found successful ways to keep family and friends together after 9/11, and to those who are trying to make it work. To enroll in the next chat, click on http://www.familiesofseptember11.org/chat2/membership_form.asp?chatID=0 and follow the steps. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at (212)575-1878 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Wait, What? Ep. 137: Zombook Club!
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This and Battling Boy are the subjects of today's book club. Go pick up copies and argue along! Greetings from the Cosmic Habitrail! (That is how Flash now gets from one dimension to the next, right?) Due to an overabundance of running around and an underabundance of organizational skills, I have very, very brief show notes for Episode 137, our Book Club edition. but! I do also have a two hour long podcast for you, so… <nudge, nudge>. Eh? Eh? After the jump…both of those things!


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Let's get something established here before we go on hollering about executive pay and monstrous bonuses shall we.
One of the biggest 'industries' in the United States that supplies immense power to the U.S. economy not only within our own borders but across the entire planet is our financial system.
This is an economic engine of almost unimaginable size and power yet is in its own way as finally balanced as a first rate Swiss watch.
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'"They're both players' coaches," said Predators associate coach Brent Peterson, a former NHL teammate of Ruff. "They solve problems by working with people and dealing with people instead of chastising people. They treat people right. And when you treat people right, those people usually play for you."'
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Now is the perfect time to look back to evaluate and peer forward to plan for the next year. The ready-mix industry is steeped in best practices and measuring efficiencies related to operations.
Producers know their numbers when it comes to most things about concrete manufacturing. Yet, sorely missing in evaluating "how we did" is assessing customer retention and adhering to a strategy to improve the customer experience.
Setting SMART goals is an easy first step to take in the journey of becoming a customer-focused culture. SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Time Bound. A producer who proclaims he is going to focus on the customer in 2013 but has not set goals to do so is simply wishing.
A producer who wants to improve customer retention could use SMART goals in the following way.
Specific: Improve customer retention by 20 percent.
Measureable: The success toward meeting the goal can be measured. Analyze the 2012 customer base. It would be even better to measure the customer retention rate of several prior years. Once the current retention rate is known, improvement by 20 percent is calculable.
Attainable: Goals are realistic. Once you know what the customer churn rate is, you can look at the 20 percent goal you set and know if it is attainable. I recommend standing on your tip-toes to reach a goal, but don't use a ladder. Goals set too high cause frustration and ultimately failure. Goals set too low have no impact.
Relevant: Goals fit the ultimate plan. Designing goals related to customer retention is relevant to a company whose overall strategy is to be profitable. It costs a company three to five times more to acquire a new customer than to keep an existing one.
Time Bound: Goals have a clearly defined time-frame, including a target or deadline date. If the goal for the year is to improve the customer retention rate by 20 percent, quarterly check-in targets can play a huge role in motivation.
Setting goals is the first step. Next, what do we need to change, stop doing, and start doing to achieve this goal? Stay tuned for more. In the meantime, get SMART.
Joan Fox is a customer experience consultant to the ready-mix industry and a popular conference speaker. Click here to read her other Service Matters articles. Telephone 513-793-9582 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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This week marks the beginning of turkey season in my area. After months away from matching wits with a big gobbler, I'm excited to hear his familiar sound echo throughout the woods. His voice is unique to all of hunting and yet is so recognizable. It really doesn't take a great hunter to know when he is in turkey country. He does not have to look for the signs, only listen for the sounds. He will let you know where he is hanging out.
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What are your thoughts on the efforts of Buddhist Global Relief?
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Management study: Overqualified candidates underrated
Companies may want to give job candidates who are overqualified for positions a second look, according to a recent study by a Darla Moore School of Business researcher.
Dr. Anthony Nyberg's study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology this fall, dispels the myth that overqualified job applicants are easily bored or prone to quit. Intelligent workers, the research indicates, benefit companies.
The study was co-authored with Dr. Mark Maltarich, St. Ambrose University, and Dr. Greg Reilly, University of Connecticut.
"A manager trying to fill a job that demands less-than-top-level smarts should never reject a candidate out of hand just because the applicant's score on the company's intelligence tests labels him or her as smarter than the job requires," said Nyberg, an assistant professor of management and an expert in strategic human resources. "If anything, our research suggests that such a candidate could be expected to stay longer and perform better than an applicant whose scores make him supposedly a better fit."
That may provide hope to millions out of work. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment reached 9.8 percent in November, meaning 15 million Americans are seeking employment.
The faulty and pervasive assumption among managers has been reinforced in the courts, Nyberg says.
"To make matters worse, courts have upheld the legality of discriminating against applicants who are 'too smart,'" he said. "This kind of thinking has no doubt tossed more than a few layoff victims into the ranks of the long-term unemployed, a group that now constitutes nearly half of all U.S. jobless."


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Diverticulitis and diverticulosis - dischargeDiverticular disease - discharge
You were in the hospital because you have diverticulitis, infection of an abnormal pouch (called a diverticulum) in your intestinal wall.
You may have had a CT scan or other tests that helped your doctor check your colon. You likely received fluids and drugs that fight infections through an intravenous (IV) tube in your vein. You were probably on a special diet to help your colon rest and heal.
If your diverticulitis was very bad, or a repeat of past swelling, you may need surgery.
What to Expect at Home
Your pain and other symptoms should go away after a few days of treatment. If they do not get better, or if they get worse, you will need to call the doctor.
Once these pouches have formed, you have them for life. If you make a few simple changes in your lifestyle, you may not have diverticulitis again.
Your doctor may have given you antibiotics to treat any infection. Take them as your doctor told you to. Make sure you finish the whole prescription. Call your doctor or nurse if you have any side effects.
Do NOT put off having a bowel movement. This can lead to a firmer stool, which will make you use more force to pass it.
Eat a healthy, well-balanced diet. Exercise regularly.
When you first go home or after an attack, your doctor may ask you to drink liquids only at first, then slowly increase your diet. At first, you may need to avoid whole-grain foods, fruits, and vegetables. This will help your colon rest.
After you are better, your doctor will suggest that you add more fiber to your diet and avoid certain foods. Eating more fiber may help prevent future attacks. If you have bloating or gas, reduce the amount of fiber you eat for a few days.
Good sources of fiber are:
- Fruits, such as tangerines, prunes, apples, bananas, peaches, and pears
- Tender cooked vegetables, such as asparagus, beets, mushrooms, turnips, pumpkin, broccoli, artichokes, lima beans, squash, carrots, and sweet potatoes
- Lettuce and peeled potatoes
- Vegetable juices
- High-fiber cereals (such as shredded wheat) and muffins
- Hot cereals, such as oatmeal, farina, and cream of wheat
- Whole-grain breads (whole wheat or whole rye)
See also: High-fiber foods
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Call your doctor or nurse if you have:
- Blood in your stools
- Fever above 100.4 °F that does not go away
- Nausea, vomiting, or chills
- Sudden belly or back pain, or pain that gets worse or is very severe
Fox JM, Stollman NH. Diverticular disease of the colon. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Sleisenger MH, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 117.
Prather C. Inflammatory and anatomic diseases of the intestine, peritoneum, mesentery, and omentum. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 145.
Review Date: 10/8/2012
Reviewed By: George F. Longstreth, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, San Diego, California. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College has partnered with Lake Land College to ensure that LLC students will transition smoothly to SMWC to complete their bachelor's degree, whether it is in the campus or online program. Students transferring from LLC are encouraged to contact Chris Lozier to learn more about scholarship opportunities and to begin the application and transcript evaluation process.
Beginning with the 2013-14 academic year, SMWC will transition to The Woods Core, a new 39-hour general studies curriculum. During this transition, all transcripts will be reviewed individually, case-by-case, to ensure the smoothest transition possible to SMWC. Individual academic program transfer credits will be reviewed on an individual basis as well.


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Rural NY Hermit Was Secret Millionaire
(NEWSER) – An elderly man found dead near his ramshackle rural home in New York state had millions of dollars in the bank but appears to have valued his solitude more than luxuries like plumbing or heating. George Konnight, 79, had lived in the same home with his sisters since childhood and had recently banked $3 million from the sale of 31.5 acres of property, the Journal Newsreports. Both sisters died of heart attacks in the last two years. "He lived a very simple life, hermit-like," a police spokesman says. "He had his attorney and another man looking in on him now and again. He was alone."
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2011 BC Volleyball Media Guide Now AvailableSeptember 2, 2011
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Sport Information Department, in conjunction with Coach Brenda Skeffington are pleased to announce the release of the 2011 Brevard College Volleyball Media Guide.
Some of the features inside the guide is the Brevard College Volleyball Quick Facts, player profiles, alphabetical and numerical rosters, season preview, 2010 statistics, the preseason All-Conference team, BC Record Books and much more.
Cover artwork and design were done by Seth Montgomery, with special thanks to photographers Christie Cauble, Angela Stevenson and Rachel Montgomery.
2011 Volleyball Media Guide
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National School Choice Week 2013, which runs from Jan. 27 through Feb. 2, shines a spotlight on the need for education opportunities for all. In only its third year, this bipartisan, grassroots effort features more than 3,500 events spanning all 50 states. This is a guest post be Amanda Sanchez, an integral part of the CaCHE movement exploring how to connect college education, the Internet, and local churches around the world.While school vouchers, alternative educational options, and tax … [Read more...]
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Ellie Goulding's 'I Know You Care' Video Creates Epic Soundscape for 'Now Is Good' Film
Ellie Goulding's new music video for 'I Know You Care' features the British star singing the moving song, while also offering a preview of Dakota Fanning's movie 'Now Is Good.'
The clip splices shots of Goulding in a cozy room with scenes from the new dramatic film. The 25-year-old singer-songwriter is shown recalling the intricacies of a special relationship, as fans witness the blossoming of a passionate bond between terminally ill Tessa (Fanning) and her neighbor Adam, played by Jeremy Irvine ('War Horse').
According to IMDb, the movie is about a girl dying of leukemia, who "compiles a list of things she'd like to do before passing away. Topping the list is her desire to lose her virginity." Tessa has a lot on her bucket list, but falling in love was not part of the plan.
The sweeping melodies of Goulding's track create a stunning soundscape for the video, which acts as an extended trailer for the film. It's hard not to get misty-eyed while watching the footage, as the song and intense movies scenes are expertly edited to evoke emotion.
'I Know You Care' is from Goulding's sophomore album, 'Halcyon,' and 'Now Is Good' was released in the U.K. last week. An official U.S. release date for the film has not yet been set.


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Voyager defends a planet that is being bombarded by asteroids.
One shuttle, piloted by Tuvok and Neelix and accompanied by the Nezu ambassador's assistant Sklar, is forced to make an emergency landing due to disturbances in the ionosphere. After setting down violently, they are joined by Dr. Vatm, who introduces them to Hanjuan, a gallicite miner, who saw and heard the shuttle crash.
While examining the exterior of the shuttle for damage, Neelix steps out and spots an orbital tether anchored nearby. He suggests to the others to use the carriage to ascend the tether. He explains that by using the carriage they could leave the ionosphere in order to get a signal to Voyager, which is blocked by the disturbances in the ionosphere, to beam them back aboard. The carriage attached to the tether is damaged, but Neelix says that he spent two years on a tether maintenance team on Rinax, and is convinced that he can repair it. Despite misgivings, Tuvok agrees to Neelix's suggestion.
Upon arriving at the base of the tether, which is three hundred kilometers long, the party discovers a woman who has been taking shelter within the broken carriage. She attacks Neelix and threatens his life to drive them out, but they manage to convince her that they do not want to take her supplies and are merely looking at a way to get out. They offer to take her with them.
Voyager is analyzing a sample of the asteroid to follow up on Dr. Vatm's theory that they are artificial. Inside the asteroid fragment they find something obviously artificial, a control node for some kind of guidance system, making them suspicious about the nature of this planetary bombardment.
Neelix and the others manage to get only the majority of the systems online before Dr. Vatm attempts to initiate a premature launch. This forces everyone to get in the carriage and risks the carriage's magnetic cohesion. After Neelix stabilizes it, everyone wants to know why Dr. Vatm launched the carriage when he did. Dr. Vatm, who before refused to discuss any information about his discovery, is just as stubborn now and does not want to talk about his haste, stating that the information he holds is classified. As a result, a violent situation erupts that is barely contained at the last minute by Tuvok.
Voyager discovers that a large asteroid is about to hit the planet within two hours, however, back on the tether, Dr. Vatm still refuses to let in everyone on what is going on. Minutes later, after taking a sip of water, he goes into shock and dies, but not before managing to mumble that something is on the roof and that he needs to get out there to get it. When Tuvok finds traces of poisonous coolant in his system, he concludes that it was murder and that the murderer is most likely one of people on the carriage.
While bickering and blaming each other, Neelix suggests stopping the carriage. He insists that they go look on the roof to check Vatm's motive for wanting to climb up there; he says he has a "gut feeling" about there being something. Tuvok disagrees, believing that what Vatm said was just some foolish, delusional mumbling as a result of oxygen deprivation. Neelix insists however, that they go up and check this out. When Tuvok refuses to further hear him out, Neelix voices his anger at Tuvok's arrogance. He tells Tuvok that he is filled with contempt and sarcasm and that he is tired of being the target of his hostility. Neelix tells him that he is condescending and dismissive. He says that even though he admires Tuvok's logic and intelligence, he also thinks that he doesn't really understand people. When Tuvok insists that Neelix is wrong, Neelix stops the car and says it will go no higher until someone checks the roof. Tuvok eventually goes and when he reaches the top, he finds an alien datapad with information on it.
As he is examining it, Sklar climbs up to the roof as well, after having just fought off Neelix and making him fall from the ladder to the hatch. He fights with Tuvok, getting his phaser and pushing him off the roof. He then climbs back down, and threatens everyone else to get the carriage moving again but no one can because Neelix is the only one who can control it.
Meanwhile, Voyager sees an alien ship that claims this planet for themselves and fires on it.
Fortunately, Tuvok is able to grab hold of an induction coil. Neelix sees Tuvok and opens the cabin door. Sklar is blown out of the cabin during a struggle with Tuvok. After diagnosing Neelix with a concussion, Tuvok thanks Neelix for opening the door and talks Neelix into finding the strength to get the carriage past the ionosphere. They then contact Voyager, are beamed aboard and, with the information on the PADD, defeat the attacking aliens.
Later in the mess hall on board Voyager, Neelix reveals to Lillias that Vatm believed there was a traitor among the Nezu. He tells her that the people who attacked their colonies call themselves the Etanian Order: they create what appears to be a natural disaster and once the population has been evacuated, they arrive and stake their claim. Dr. Vatm had found out about the Etanian Order and also knew that one of their own people was a traitor; he just didn't know it was Sklar and thus whom to trust.
Tuvok then comes in, saying that Lillias is ready to return to the planet. She gives Neelix a kiss before leaving. Tuvok tells Neelix that he is giving him a special commendation for his endurance and bravery. At the same time, however, he tells him that one day his intuition will fail and then he will have to accept that logic is primary above all else. Neelix, on the other hand, says that one day, he will get Tuvok to trust his gut. Tuvok says that he highly doubts this, upon which Neelix amusingly responds that Tuvok always wants to have the last word and just seems to hate to lose an argument. Somewhat annoyed, Tuvok insists that he is mistaken – having the last word once more.
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"I've been assigned to Lieutenant Tuvok's team, and no matter what I do, I can't seem to please him."
"Vulcans are notoriously difficult to impress. Mr. Tuvok seldom acknowledges my brilliance."
- - Neelix and The Doctor
"Mechanical glitches would seem to be the least of our problems."
- - Tuvok, to Neelix referring to the unrest on board the elevator
"It is illogical to dwell on situations beyond your control. It will only serve to heighten your anxiety, which, if I may say so, is heightened enough."
"Oh. Well, thank you for the reassurance."
- - Tuvok and Sklar
"Where are you going? You don't even know what you're looking for."
"I am looking for Mr. Neelix's instinct. Perhaps it will be marked."
- - Sklar and Tuvok, as Tuvok exits the elevator
"Mr. Sklar ... returned to the surface."
- - Neelix, while being debriefed after his return to Voyager, sarcastically rephrasing a previous statement of Sklar.
"You always have to get in that last word, don't you?"
" I am simply responding to your erroneous statement."
"Something tells me you just hate to lose an argument."
"Losing is irrelevant."
"See what I mean?"
"No. I do not."
- - Neelix and Tuvok
Background informationEdit
Story and script Edit
- Story writer Jimmy Diggs, stuck for an idea to pitch to Star Trek: Voyager, took inspiration from the 1965 movie The Flight of the Phoenix. This episode reuses, from that film, the idea of stranded innocents with no escape, a so-called expert coming to the rescue but being revealed to be a phony, and the hero nevertheless succeeding in ultimately making it all work out. Selling the story for this installment gained Jimmy Diggs US$15,000 as well as never-ending residual checks. [1]
- This episode's use of the mag-lev carriage and orbital tether were based on theories that have been proposed in reality. (See space elevator)
- Script writer Brannon Braga found that he struggled with writing the installment's teleplay. "The spy plot was difficult for me," he admitted. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 108)
- The episode's final script draft was submitted on 19 November 1996. [2]
Cast and characters Edit
- At the end of Star Trek: Voyager's third season, actor Ethan Phillips cited this episode as one of several whose scripts had excited him because, upon reading each one, he had discovered something new about his regular character of Neelix (other such episodes being "Investigations", "Tuvix", and "Fair Trade"). (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 62) At the start of the fourth season, Phillips cited this episode (in common with "Fair Trade") as a Neelix-related highlight of the third season. Considering what he believed to be this episode's merits, Phillips stated, "I got to show that Neelix is a man of action when necessary, and demonstrated his expertise with mechanical things. It also showed he could only take so much from Tuvok, which was kind of good." (Star Trek Monthly issue 33, p. 38) Indeed, Phillips cited this episode as one of many examples wherein Neelix considers Tuvok a challenge: "Tuvok represented a very specific and challenging goal for Neelix; to elicit a smile out of that guy. In my mind, he set about it and said 'I'm going to pierce this Vulcan's cold exterior and get to his heart.' And he tried in 'Rise!' and he tried in many scenes." (Star Trek: Voyager Companion) In a 2015 interview, Phillips included this installment among five "Best of Neelix" episodes. (Star Trek Magazine issue 179, p. 77)
- The tension between Tuvok and Neelix in this episode was memorable for Tuvok actor Tim Russ, as was the installment's conclusion. He said, "Everything comes to a head in terms of our relationship, and we come back looking at it differently at the end. The last scene basically reflects the way that our relationship has been, and continues along that path, but with a different understanding. [Ethan Phillips'] character drives a great deal of it, and I think his character also drives the exploration of the relationship." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 100)
- Brannon Braga was happy with the interactions between Tuvok and Neelix in this installment. "What I thought did work was the Tuvok-Neelix relationship," Braga enthused, "and I was very pleased with that. I think it was really a nice show for those two." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 108)
- Alan Oppenheimer (the Nezu ambassador) previously played Koroth in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Rightful Heir" and Captain Keogh in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Jem'Hadar".
Production and effects Edit
- The table with the globe in the middle, inside the tether's base, is a redress of a console from the USS Enterprise-D's original stellar cartography lab. [3]
- This was the second of two Star Trek: Voyager episodes directed by Robert Scheerer (his first being "State of Flux") and the last of fourteen Star Trek episodes he directed in total. His main challenge with this episode was making the set for the interior of the mag-lev carriage believable. "It was complicated," he later admitted. "That was challenging because, basically, you're in a big square room. The art director and I had some talks about it. I kept saying, 'I need something visual,' and he came up with that striated thing that was in the back that showed it going up the rope. That at least showed some movement. You depend on the special FX and they bring you in showing the tether and stuff going up. You're doing everything you can to make it look like they're in flight." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #17)
- During production, blue-screen was used to stand-in for the clouds and sky outside the mag-lev carriage. These elements were then added later, via CGI. (Image Gallery, VOY Season 3 DVD special features)
- The process of designing the space elevator began with a sketch by Rick Sternbach. Ronald B. Moore then took the sketch to CGI supplier Foundation Imaging. "I asked the CGI guys, 'What could you do?'" Moore recalled. "In a day and a half they completely modeled it, and did a nice job. With the lights, and given the textures, and all that I was very pleased with it." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 98)
- Brannon Braga was dissatisfied with the directing in this episode. "I think that we had some production problems on that one," he remarked. "I wasn't thrilled with some of the staging." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, 108)
Reception and aftermath Edit
- Brannon Braga was disappointed with his script for this episode. "I do have to fault myself for a somewhat flaccid script," he complained. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 108)
- Jeri Taylor cited this episode and the following one, "Favorite Son", as being among the weaker offerings of Season 3, feeling that they were both let down by their execution. She specifically said of this installment, "'Rise' just never quite came together in the way we saw it. It had a wonderful high concept idea, but it had to be anchored by what was going on between Neelix and Tuvok, and I just don't think that came to the forefront in the way that it should have." (Star Trek Monthly issue 31, p. 12)
- This episode achieved a Nielsen rating of 4.6 million homes, and a 7% share. [4](X)
- This installment is the second in what is known to some fans as the "trilogy of terror" – three consecutive episodes that are often considered to be remarkably bad (the other two episodes being "Darkling" and "Favorite Son"). (Beyond the Final Frontier, p. 304)
- Cinefantastique rated this episode 2 and a half out of 4 stars. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 106)
- Star Trek Monthly scored this episode 3 out of 5 stars, defined as "Warp speed". (Star Trek Monthly issue 30, p. 59)
- The unauthorized reference book Delta Quadrant (p. 175) gives this installment a rating of 5 out of 10.
- Ethan Phillips thought after-effects of how "Rise" portrayed the relationship between Neelix and Tuvok were subsequently evident. "After that episode, Tuvok came to respect Neelix quite a bit," observed Phillips. (Star Trek Magazine issue 179, p. 77)
- Several costumes from this episode were auctioned off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, including one of the costumes worn by Lisa Kaminir (as Lillias). [5]
Continuity Edit
- In common with this episode, 2009's Star Trek includes a fight scene in a planet's upper atmosphere, on a platform whose level can be remotely adjusted.
- Several years later, Neelix wins the debate that ends the episode: Tuvok finds himself relying on a "hunch" to the point of staking Captain Janeway's life on it. (VOY: "Repression")
Video and DVD releasesEdit
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 3.10, 22 August 1997
- As part of the VOY Season 3 DVD collection
Links and references Edit
Starring Edit
Also starring Edit
- Robert Beltran as Commander Chakotay
- Roxann Biggs-Dawson as Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres
- Jennifer Lien as Kes
- Robert Duncan McNeill as Lieutenant Tom Paris
- Ethan Phillips as Neelix
- Robert Picardo as The Doctor
- Tim Russ as Lieutenant Tuvok
- Garrett Wang as Ensign Harry Kim
Guest stars Edit
- Alan Oppenheimer as Nezu ambassador
- Lisa Kaminir as Lillias
- Kelly Connell as Sklar
- Tom Towles as Vatm
- Geof Prysirr as Hanjuan
Co-star Edit
- Gary Bullock as Goth
Uncredited co-stars Edit
- Brian Donofrio as science division officer
- Tarik Ergin as Ayala
- Shepard Ross as Murphy
- Unknown actor as Murphy
Stunt doubles Edit
- Irving E. Lewis as stunt double for Tim Russ
- Johnny Martin as stunt double for Kelly Connell
References Edit
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1 Up from the ground
This part of the Programmers Guide is a collection of notes taken during the development of the first Haskell-in-Browser demo, a program that accepts users' input using a HTML input element, and repeats whatever the user typed upon pressing
Enter. Additionally, Roman numeral conversion will occur if user's input is a decimal or a Roman numeral that can be converted. A timer is provided to measure code performance. More...
2 DOM framework
In this section of the Yhc/Javascript Programmers Guide, the implementation of Document Object Model in Haskell is described. Continuation Passing Style usage is discussed. The section provides details on conversion of DOM specifications from Interface Definition Language to Haskell, and related issues and features. Finally, examples of Haskell programming with DOM are provided.
2.1 Continuation passing style
2.1.1 Rationale
Unlike the previous Echo example, the DOM framework uses CPS rather than monads to provide proper sequence of Haskell expressions evaluation. The choice of CPS is dictated by the internal structure of Fudget kernels which use CPS. An original Fudget (built on top of the X11 protocol and related I/O) sends a message to Fudlogue each time an input/output action is needed (even one not involving waiting for any asyncronous input, such as opening a window). With DOM interface implemented in CPS style, all synchronous operations (such as creating a DOM node, and basically all operations not involving event handling) can be performed without such message exchange, which significantly reduces execution overhead.
2.1.2 Wrapper functions
A function conforming the Continuation Passing Style always has as its last argument, continuation, which will take the result of this function's application to its other arguments, as an argument. Any non-CPS expression may be converted into a CPS one by applying a wrapper which transforms the expression into a function with one argument:
toCPS x = \k -> k x
A variant of this wrapper:
toCPE x = \k -> x `seq` (k x)
forces evaluation of the expression before passing it to the continuation.
new Date().getTime() for this purpose. So, at the first look the following might be enough:
getTimeStamp' a = unsafeJS "return new Date().getTime();"
getTimeStamp k = k `seq` (getTimeStamp' 0)
So, in a larger example:
main = getTimeStamp $ \t1 -> foo $ \_ -> bar $ \_ -> getTimeStamp $ \t2 -> putLine ("Time interval: " ++ show (t2 - t1) ++ " ms") $ id
putLine ("Time interval: " ++ show (t2 - t1) ++ " ms") $ \_ -> (t2 - t1)
In general, the example above gives some idea how Haskell programs using DOM in CPS style look like.The
type CPS c a = (a -> c) -> c
2.1.3 Unsafe interfaces with CPSUsage of
To access properties of Javascript objects, the following CPS-aware functions are provided:
unsafeGetProperty :: String -> b -> CPS d c unsafeSetProperty :: String -> b -> c -> CPS d c
The first function accepts Javascript property name as its first argument, and a reference to a Javascript object as the second. It passes the value of the property retrieved (in type-agnostic manner) to its continuation.
The second function accepts Javascript property name as its first argument, the value to set the property to as the second argument, and a reference to a Javascript object as the third. The continuation gets the reference to the Javascript object with updated property (that is, the update occurs in-place).
Both functions evaluate their arguments.To unsafely convert Javascript values to Haskell
unsafeToNum :: (Num b) => a -> CPS c b unsafeToString :: a -> CPS c String
The first function calls the
Number Javascript constructor on the argument's value, the second calls the
String Javascript constructor on its argument. Both functions evaluate their argument first.
To catch exceptions, the following function is provided:
catchJS :: a -> (b -> a) -> a
throw statement.
2.1.4 Programming examples
The EchoCPS Wiki page contains an example of a working Echo demo program written using the DOM Level1 interfaces.
The EchoCPS2 Wiki page contains an example of a working Echo demo program written using the DOM Level2 interfaces which have been added to the Javascript backend. The only major difference between these tow example programs is better typing of event handlers based on the definitions that appeared only in DOM Level2 specifications.
2.2 DOM and the Web Consortium
The Document Object Model (DOM) is the base interface to access the content and structure of documents in a web browser. The Web Consortium has a page dedicated to DOM.
This Programmers Guide is based on the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification (Second Edition) provided by the Web Consortium. This version of DOM, although not very new, can serve as the greatest common denominator for many types of web browsers available these days.
2.3 DOM and Interface Definition Language (IDL)
2.3.1 General information
The Web Consortium uses a subset of the Interface Definition Language proposed by the Object Management Group (OMG IDL) to describe the abstract interface to the Document Object Model, so it may be implemented in various programming languages. These definitions cover basic operations to create and delete document nodes, manipulate their attributes and contents, and insert/remove nodes within the document loaded into the browser.
2.3.2 Conversion to Haskell
2.3.3 Technical details of IDL to Haskell conversion
This section gives general details of correspondence between IDL definitions and generated Haskell code. Deeper details related to programming will be discussed in next sections.
Consider this IDL definition (from the DOM section of the definitions):
interface Attr : Node { readonly attribute DOMString name; readonly attribute boolean specified; // Modified in DOM Level 1: attribute DOMString value; // raises(DOMException) on setting
One interface definition in IDL results in creation of one Haskell module with the same name as the interface has. Module name will be prefixed with
#pragma prefix "w3c.org"
in the beginning of the file is ignored.
The Haskell translation is:
module DOM.Level1.Attr (get'name, get'specified, set'value, get'value) where import DOM.Level1.Dom import CPS import UnsafeJS import DOM.Level1.Document (createElement) get'name :: (CAttr this) => this -> CPS c String get'name = unsafeGetProperty "name" get'specified :: (CAttr this) => this -> CPS c Bool get'specified = unsafeGetProperty "specified" set'value :: (CAttr zz) => String -> zz -> CPS c zz set'value = unsafeSetProperty "value" get'value :: (CAttr this) => this -> CPS c String get'value = unsafeGetProperty "value"
data TAttr = TAttr -- phantom type for the interface class (CNode a) => CAttr a -- class reflecting inheritance from Node instance CAttr TAttr -- interfaces of Attr are implemented instance CNode TAttr -- interfaces of Node are implemented
readonly in their definitions only have getter methods (e. g.
Attr interface does not have methods, only attributes. The following interface illustrates how methods are represented:
interface NodeList { Node item(in unsigned long index); readonly attribute unsigned long length; };
module DOM.Level1.NodeList (item, get'length) where import DOM.Level1.Dom import CPS import UnsafeJS import DOM.Level1.Document (createElement) item :: (CNodeList this, CNode zz) => this -> Int -> CPS c zz item a b = toCPE (item' a b) item' a b = unsafeJS "return((exprEval(a)).item(exprEval(b)));" get'length :: (CNodeList this) => this -> CPS c Int get'length = unsafeGetProperty "length"
NodeList) as the first argument,
NodeList, corresponding to the
in unsigned long index in the IDL definition. The last argument is the continuation. Type constraints
Body of the method contains a type-aware wrapper over the unsafe code calling appropriate
item method on the Javascript object implementing the
NodeList interface.
2.3.4 Known omissions
- Exception information (
raises...) is completely ignored by the converter. If an exception in Javascript code occurs, it should be treated as described above, in the Unsafe interfaces with CPS section.
- The converter makes no distinction between
- The converter does not tolerate multiple methods with the same name, but different number of arguments, within a single interface. It is however possible to have methods with the same name (regardless of number of arguments) in different interfaces. The andfocusmethods serve as a good example: they appear in at least two HTML elements: <input> and <textarea>. Developers are recommended to useblurstatement for importing modules with conflicting method names, and use qualified names to resolve ambiguities.import qualified
2.4 Haskell DOM vs. Javascript DOM
2.4.1 Haskell phantom types vs. Javascript object types
A phantom type is created for every interface defined in OMG IDL files provided by the Web Consortium. Examples above illustrated this. So, this is important that all interface names were unique across all IDL files that are processed by the converter at once (both toplevel and include). More examples of such phantom types:
data TDOMImplementation = TDOMImplementation data TNode = TNode data TNodeList = TNodeList data TNamedNodeMap = TNamedNodeMap data TCharacterData = TCharacterData data TAttr = TAttr data TElement = TElement data TText = TText data TComment = TComment data TCDATASection = TCDATASection data TDocumentType = TDocumentType
Names of these types are derived from interface names by adding the capital letter "T" at the beginning.
2.4.2 Haskell type classes reflect interfaces inheritance
IDL, like many other object-oriented languages, features inheritance between interfaces defined. This means that an object implementing an interface
X funcitonality, also implements functionality of interface
Y, as well as all ancestors of
Y if declared as
interface X : Y { ...
}Let's trace a chain of inheritance of the
interface HTMLButtonElement : HTMLElement interface HTMLElement : Element interface Element : Node interface Node
which basically means that all methods and properties of
To tell this to the Haskell compiler, the type constraints mechanism is involved:
class (CHTMLElement a) => CHTMLButtonElement a class (CElement a) => CHTMLElement a class (CNode a) => CElement a class CNode a
The correspondence between these two examples is clear. Names of classes are derived from interface names by adding the capital letter "C" at the beginning.
To enable the desired functionality on the correct (phantom) data types, instance declarations are added:
data THTMLButtonElement = THTMLButtonElement instance CHTMLButtonElement THTMLButtonElement instance CHTMLElement THTMLButtonElement instance CElement THTMLButtonElement instance CNode THTMLButtonElement
NodeList was:
interface NodeList { Node item(in unsigned long index); readonly attribute unsigned long length; };
NodeList does not inherit from
Node. It is worth saying that Javascript code (which is type-agnostic) would likely accept passing a
NodeList value to a function operating on Nodes. At best, a run-time exception would occur; at worst, some hard to find problems might be introduced diring the execution of such a function. Haskell compiler would catch this at the compilation stage.
2.4.3 The
this object reference in Haskell code
In Javascript, methods of some object have an implicit argument,
this. When a method is executed, the argument holds a reference to the object the method was invoked upon. Thus, if we had a DOM object implementing the
NodeList interface, and wanted to extract a
nth item of it, we would write:
var itm; var nl = /* obtain the NodeList reference here */; itm = nl.item(n); /* item is a (only) NodeList's method taking a number */
Haskell does not allow to have such an implicit argument to a function. Instead,
item :: (CNodeList this, CNode zz) => this -> Int -> CPS c zz
Equivalent Haskell code to retrieve a
nth item would be:
{-- obtain the NodeList reference here --} $ \nl -> item nl n $ \itm -> {-- itm may be used further on in the code --}
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