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Salkehatchie and Lancaster to graduate first BSNs
When USC Salkehatchie students Dalyn Ford, Michelle Avant, and Kelvin Brooks receive BSN degrees from the College of Nursing in May, they'll be making history with 21 other students from their campus and USC Lancaster.
The two dozen -- 14 from Salkehatchie and 10 from Lancaster -- are the first graduates of a novel program that allows students at those campuses to earn nursing degrees without traveling to Columbia for most of their classes or clinical training.
Dalyn Ford
Kelvin Brooks
Michelle Avant
"This is a multidimensional public/private effort aimed at putting more people to work in health care," said Ann Carmichael, dean of USC Salkehatchie. "It addresses the rural nursing shortage; puts people to work in higher-paying jobs; and offers opportunities for students who can't leave their communities because of personal obligations."
USC Salkehatchie's program was launched with seed funding from the Sisters of Charity of South Carolina, The Duke Endowment, and South Carolina Blue Cross/Blue Shield Foundation. USC Lancaster received a $1 million start-up grant from the Dallas-based Tenet Corporation, which owns Piedmont Medical Center in Rock Hill, a clinical training site for Lancaster nursing students. Hospitals in the five-county region served by USC Salkehatchie -- Colleton Medical Center, Allendale County Hospital, Hampton Regional Medical Center, Bamberg County Hospital, and Barnwell County Hospital -- provided equipment for training labs at the Allendale and Walterboro campuses.
Salkehatchie and Lancaster faculty teach the first two years of nursing prerequisites, including anatomy, physiology, and microbiology, and USC Columbia nursing faculty teach the upper division nursing courses through distance education technology. Salkehatchie and Lancaster currently limit the number of students who can advance to the upper division to 16 students on each campus. Those students complete all of their clinical requirements at hospitals and other health care sites close to the respective campuses.
"This program is a great idea, and it's been a rigorous process to get all of the pieces in place," said Peggy Hewlett, dean of the College of Nursing at USC Columbia. "We couldn't have done it without our funding partners, our clinical partners, or, of course, our nursing faculty. We're really pleased to see the first graduates come through and look forward to graduating many more nurses from Salkehatchie and Lancaster in the years ahead."
Dalyn Ford, who lives in the town of Sycamore near Allendale, completed her course work at the Allendale campus and plans to take the licensure exam in June to become a registered nurse, then work in the community. Kelvin Brooks, who lives in St. George, attended classes at Walterboro.
"Ultimately, I would like to work for the Veterans Administration, providing patient care for military veterans," said Brooks, who was a commissioned Army officer before beginning the nursing program at USC Salkehatchie. "Possibly, I'll go back one day to get a master's degree."
Walterboro native Michelle Avant has worked full time as a nursing technician in the emergency room at Colleton Medical Center while attending USC Salkehatchie. After graduating with honors in May, the mother of two teenaged sons will become an ER nurse at the hospital. "It's been a journey," she said.
Cindy McClure, USC Salkehatchie's nursing coordinator, said the program has attracted scores of students, many of whom could not pursue a nursing degree at another institution.
"A lot of our nursing students are married, have families, and have jobs," McClure said. "It's definitely an opportunity for them to advance in their own communities."
For the students at Lancaster and Salkehatchie, advancing to the upper division is every bit as competitive as it is on the Columbia campus where the number of slots is much lower than the number applying. Many of the Salkehatchie nursing students received financial assistance from local hospitals and will work at those institutions following graduation.
"A lot of these students want to stay in this area. They don't want to leave, and this program is providing an opportunity for our hospitals to hire these people after they graduate," Carmichael said.


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hey...heard there will be an f-1 track in new jersey in 2013. it'll run in the palisades along the hudson....congratulations
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hey...heard there will be an f-1 track in new jersey in 2013. it'll run in the palisades along the hudson....congratulations
I saw that too. Should be sick, there will be a TON of people there.
Sounds like a reason to go to Jersey!
i guess the only way to the track will be rail and water taxi....8 mins from manhattan to the pits, according to steve matchett. no local traffic issues....100,000 expected...
glad I don't live near that. It's hard to believe that 100k won't bring in traffic issues... I have enough traffic as it is down here...all 757's would agree. But I bet it would boost some local economies...
where will this be? haven't heard about it yet, but i'm from up there in north jersey. just looked it up. weehawken, and west new york? this area is already way too hard to get around! never heard about this, but i think it was proposed at one point when the future of the meadowlands race track was uncertain that they were gonna revamp it into some kinda track that nascar can come through to race.
by the way anyone remember the meadowlands grand prix? that didn't last too long.
it is confirmed, actually. there will be no way to get in unless you take public transit. see the map on this article
I did the NJ F1 track on my ten speed bike and made this video so you can get a look at it.

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Come tae Glasgow and we'll set aboot ye!
Come tae Glasgow and we'll set aboot ye!
Oooft, great news!
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dunno ask thompson. think theres issues there with the promo thou but hey ho moving on.
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i would love to get on this. james pennington and i would be an awsome match up. i know hes just signed with them.
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There's only 1 winner in that fight and that is James!
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
aww shit i didnt know that. watched him fight a few times, he looks like a good opponent for the future. hopefully he makes a good recovery and we can match sometime in the future. cheers dude
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Several conservative media figures have publicly come out in favor of comprehensive background checks for gun purchases, specifically closing the loophole allowing private and gun show sales without a background check.
Recent polls have shown widespread support for comprehensive background checks. Pew found [1] that 85% of people supported background checks for private and gun show sales. 88% supported the measure [2] in aWashington Post/ABC News poll, while 92% favored it [3] in a Gallup poll.
While conservative media has opposed many of the Obama administration's proposed gun violence prevention measures since the Sandy Hook school shooting, some have been in favor of comprehensive background checks:
- In a January 25 appearance on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Republican consultant and commentatorMary Matalin said [4] she had "no objection to background checks."
- Fox's Greg Gutfeld was asked [5] on the January 24 edition of The Five if he was in favor of having people at gun shows "go through the same background checks?" Gutfeld replied that "I'm all for background checks."
- Fox Business host Lou Dobbs said [6] on the January 14 edition of Lou Dobbs Tonight that he was "absolutely" in favor of universal background checks.
- On the December 5, 2012 edition of The O'Reilly Factor, Bill O'Reilly said he agreed [7] with NBC's Bob Costas that background checks should be required for weapons purchased at gun shows and described it as a "reasonable" position.
- MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has urged [8] House Republicans to pass gun legislation - including comprehensive background checks - arguing, "they can either pass a comprehensive gun control package right now and shape it under Speaker Boehner, or they can wait two years when they lose the majority and have Nancy Pelosi write that bill."
By comparison, the National Rifle Association has opposed [9] comprehensive background checks and has lobbied against Congressional efforts to implement them, while NRA media figures have falsely claimed [10] that background checks would cause "an end to private sales of firearms."
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I also wanted to say a big thank you for all of your support, passion, feedback, patience and great sense of humor throughout the whole year. It has been an absolute pleasure being able to speak with you and read your forum threads this year! Can't wait to do it all again in 2013!
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It'll come to my place within 12 hours, so it's pretty soon. Though Australia (thus, Envato world) will be in 2013 even faster!
I wish all of us 2012 to be the worst year we've ever had.
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I'm so excited for 2013! Happy New Year everyone!
YEAH!!! Happy New Year, folks!
Happy new year everyone ! Hope that year 2013 brings you good luck, fortune, success and lots of love
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Cbz40, Nov 12, 2006.
We look flat.
Jimz, for the love of God!! your sig is too wide
Where's the late hit on TO?
Why didn't we run the ball AT ALL on that drive?
Anyone? Anyone?
3 and out...here we go.
McBriar punt high deep and gang tackled for nearly nothing inside the 20.
he plays way too stiff for my liking
guys, chill
anyone think miles austin looks tiny?
You people complain when we run, and you complain when we don't
We'll be ok..
That was a very dissapointing drive by the Cowboys.
Your guess is as good as mine. We could've run it atleast once.
I know Rack I know - like it isn't JJ and MBIII who have to win this one for us.
1st series, calm down
Good start TO..............
he's a white dude.:laugh2:
It was a terrible pass but he should have caught it.
He's a 6'5", 260 pound white guy playing tight end. What do you expect?


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To sum up, it has governed the general policy of the successor of Nesselrode during the last twenty years.
Nesselrode and he redact a proclamation, and entrust the printing of it to Michaud.
Nesselrode stated explicitly the reasons which prevented Russia from agreeing to any modification.
She ordered the Nesselrode—and got her ice-cream, after all.
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Gortschakoff was substituted for Nesselrode in the Chancellorship.
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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania field hockey team hosts No. 9 Princeton (12-4) Saturday, in a Homecoming Weekend match with Ivy League title implications. With a win Penn (13-3) would clinch a share of the Ivy League title for the first time since 2004. Four seniors will be honored this weekend before playing their last home match as Quakers. Accompanying Senior Day activities before the match will be a brunch and dedication of the new Ellen Vagelos Field. Penn and Princeton will face off at 12:05 p.m., moved from the originally scheduled start time.
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Farewell, Seniors!
Saturday's game will be the last home game for four women: Amelia Cohen, Katie Harrington, Sunny Stirewalt and Julie Tahan. (The program will also recognize senior non-players Christina Benvenuti and Madeleine Czufin.) It has been quite a ride for this group, which joined the program just as current head coach Colleen Finkwas establishing herself as Penn's new mentor. Their freshman year, the team went 3-14 overall and just 1-6 in Ivy League play. Their sophomore year, Penn went 4-13, 2-5 in the Ivies. They stuck with it, though, and last year helped the the Quakers to their first winning record since 2006 (9-8). This season, they have led Penn to 13 wins for just the third time in program history, and on Saturday they take the field with the chance to earn a share of the Ivy League championship. We wish our seniors well in their future endeavors!
Around the Ivies This Weekend
Penn (5-1) and Princeton (6-0) face off in the pinnacle matchup for the Ivy League title in Philadelphia. The battle for third-place in the league will become clearer after the weekend with Cornell (3-3) facing off against Dartmouth (3-3), and Yale (3-3) hosting Brown (1-5) on Saturday. Harvard (1-5) will travel to Columbia (2-6) on Sunday, wrapping up league play for the season.
The Series with Princeton
In 2013, Penn will be looking to turn a new page in its series with Princeton. The Quakers aim to break an eight year losing streak against the Princeton, in which they have not scored a goal in a match since 2007. Penn has only been victorious in one matchup again the Tigers since 1993, dating back 20 years. The victory came in 2004, 2-1 at Princeton, the last year the Quakers clinched a share of the Ivy League championship (tied with Harvard). Princeton holds the all-time series edge 22-15-3.
About Princeton
The defending Division I national champion Tigers are looking for their ninth straight Ivy League championship on Saturday against Penn. Ranked ninth in the country, Princeton is looking for its seventh straight victory. The Tigers' last loss came on October 11 at No. 1 Maryland, 3-1. Leading the way for Princeton is senior Michelle Cesan, who has collected 24 points and eight assists. She is tied with sophomore Teresa Benvenuti for the team lead in goals (8). Benvenuti is second to Cesan in points (23) and assists (7). Sophomore goalkeeper Anya Gersoff has started 10 of 16 games and has a .732 save percentage.
About Penn
*At 13-3, Penn has reached a double-digit win total for the first time since the 2004 team went 13-4; that team shared the Ivy League title with Harvard.
*After tying the program record for goals in a season last year, with 42, the Quakers have already shattered the mark this year with 56 goals in 16 games. Penn enters the weekend seventh nationally in goals per game (3.50) and 10th in points per game (9.06). The Quakers lead the Ivy League in both categories.
*Last weekend Penn defeated Brown 4-0 on the strength of two goals from freshman Jasmine Cole and a goal each from junior Emily Corcoran and sophomore Elizabeth Hitti. Corcoran also added an assist, while junior goalkeeper Carly Sokach made six saves on the afternoon. Cole and Corcoran were named to the Ivy League Honor Roll for the week of November 4.
*Sports Illustrated featured Jasmine Cole in its 'Faces in the Crowd' feature this past week. Cole, who has been Ivy League Rookie of the Week twice and co-Ivy League Player of the Week once this season, enters the weekend leading Penn, the Ivy League and the nation in goals per game (1.13). She is sixth in the nation and tied for first in the Ivy League in points per game (2.44).
*Cole already has two hat tricks in her collegiate career; it took her four games to do it. The first one came at Saint Joseph's, and the second one came in her Ivy League debut against Cornell.
*Emily Corcoran enters the weekend third in the Ivy League and 12th nationally in points per game (2.19), 20th nationally in goals per game (0.81), and 21st nationally, first in the Ivy League, in assists per game (0.56).
*Corcoran was named Ivy League Player of the Week and ECAC Offensive Player of the Week on October 15. She earned the award by recording three goals -- one an overtime game-winner -- and three assists in non-conference wins over Rider and UMass Lowell.
*Corcoran was the third different Penn player to earn the Ivy honor this season (also Cole and Sokach). Amazingly, the last time the Quakers had three different women earn Ivy Player of the Week honors was 1988 (Nicky Hitchens, Sue Donohue, Ellen Vagelos).
*Penn has gone to overtime four times this season, winning three of them (Dartmouth and Rider in OT, Yale in shootout). Corcoran has scored the winner in both games that Penn won in OT.
*Sophomore Elizabeth Hitti started the scoring at Brown, scoring her fifth goal of the year. On September 28, Hitti scored the only goal in Penn's 1-0 win at Harvard, a nice homecoming for the Massachusetts resident. She has 12 points (5g, 2a).
*Junior goalkeeper Carly Sokach enters the weekend ranked 11th nationally in save percentage (.781) and 17th in saves per game (6.69). She is second among Ivy goalies save percentage and third in saves per game. After blanking Brown on November 2, Sokach has recorded five shutout victories in 2013, the most in the Ivy League.
*Sokach was named co-Ivy League Player of the Week on Tuesday October 29, following a performance against Yale that included tying a career high with 15 saves (without allowing a goal) and then stopping four of five shootout efforts after the game was still tied following two overtimes. On the last 1-on-1, she tripped the Yale player, then stopped the ensuing penalty stroke to clinch Penn's win.
*The game against Yale marked Sokach's sixth double-digit-save games this season. She also had 11 in a 2-1 loss at Bucknell; 12 in a 4-3 win against Cornell; 12 in a shutout win at Harvard; 11 in a loss to Lafayette; and 12 in the OT win at Rider.
*Senior Julie Tahan recorded an assist against Brown last weekend. She is 34th nationally in assists per game (0.50) and now has 16 points on the season (4g, 8a). Tahan was on the Ivy League's weekly honor roll on October 22; she scored a goal at Columbia, then added a goal and an assist vs. App State.
*Freshman forward Elise Tilton, was the Ivy League Rookie of the Week on October 8 after scoring twice in the final 10 minutes of Penn's 5-4 overtime win against Dartmouth; the goals erased a 4-2 deficit and got the Quakers to OT.
*After scoring twice against Appalachian State on October 20, Tilton has 10 goals and 21 points this season.
*Junior defender MaryRose Croddick, who sets most of Penn's penalty corners at the top of the circle, has three assists this season.
*It has been nice to see junior Alex Iqbal get back onto the score sheet in recent games; she has three assists this season. Iqbal was an All-Ivy performer as a freshman, but missed all of last year due to an injury.
*Tahan and Croddick were second-team All-Ivy players a year ago; both are back this season.
*Tahan and Iqbal are this year's captains. In addition to Tahan, the other seniors are Stirewalt, Amelia Cohen and Katie Harrington.


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Teeth stain due to vitamins
I give my baby iron and Vitamin C as his vitamins but I noticed that his teeth are stained with the Iron supplement that he is taking. Is there a way that I can remove the stain?
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Hi Jackie,
Often doctors will recommend iron for babies to keep them from becoming anemic. However, anemia is rare in breastfed babies.
Same goes for vitamins. Full term, healthy, breastfed babies typically will not need vitamins during the first year. I didn't give any of my children liquid vitamins. Actually I think I started with vitamins with the first baby because I had a Paediatrician that treated every baby the same (whether breast fed or formula fed) but after that learning experience, I didn't use any supplements with my bubs.
Something you can do instead (and your son will likely LOVE it) is to make green smoothies for him out of fresh or frozen fruit and green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale, green leafy lettuce, etc.
And here's how to make one (you can also make green smoothies into popsicles for those hot days when you want to let baby suck on something cold and yummy).


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CNN's Woodruff misquoted Kerry, then said remark "doesn't seem to be consistent"
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CNN's Inside Politics host Judy Woodruff misrepresented a statement Senator John Kerry made during his September 20 speech at New York University (NYU). During an interview with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Woodruff claimed that when Kerry said "my answer is no," he was responding, as Woodruff put it, "to the question whether he [Kerry] would do again what he did before: authorize that the U.S. should have invaded Iraq." In reality, Kerry was answering "no" to a different question entirely; further, in his NYU speech, Kerry stood by his vote giving President George W. Bush the authority to use force in Iraq.
From the September 20 edition of Inside Politics:
WOODRUFF: Well, today, John Kerry said, among other things, he said, "I -- my answer is no" to the question whether he would do again what he did before: authorize that the U.S. should have invaded Iraq, given -- knowing now what the circumstances were then, whereas one month ago John Kerry said he would have voted for the authority to go to war in Iraq. This doesn't seem to be consistent.
A look at Kerry's NYU speech reveals that he was answering "no" to an entirely different question than what Woodruff reported:
KERRY: Yet today, President [George W.] Bush tells us that he would do everything all over again, the same way. How can he possibly be serious? Is he really saying that if we knew there were no imminent threat, no weapons of mass destruction, no ties to Al Qaeda, the United States should have invaded Iraq? My answer is no -- because a commander in chief's first responsibility is to make a wise and responsible decision to keep America safe.
Contrary to Woodruff's assertion, in his NYU speech Kerry actually reaffirmed his vote to authorize the use of force in Iraq -- the same vote Woodruff falsely claimed that he recanted:
KERRY: Two years ago, Congress was right to give the president the authority to use force to hold Saddam Hussein accountable. This president -- any president -- would have needed the threat of force to act effectively. This president misused that authority.
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(NEWSER) – American TV viewers chose to skip President Obama's State of the Union address en masse. The address pulled in just 33.3 million viewers, the lowest since Bill Clinton's final SOTU address in 2000, when there were 35 million fewer Americans, the Hollywood Reporter finds. The ratings were just a little down from the 33.5 million who watched Obama's SOTU address last year, but still well above the 31.5 million who watched Clinton in 2000.
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Seriously though... What would happen if the Great Green Arkleseizure didn't fram up the rammastam before the hermite curve achieved maximum nurdfurdle velocity? Now THAT would be something. AmIrite?
Is there a blueprint for an exoskeleton in the Bible? No? Just asking.
This is cool too. They have developed a machine that will allow you to recycle your own plastic bottles for printing. When that comes on the market, the cost of 3D printing will drop close to zero. I assume that such recycled plastics have limited uses, strength-wise, and may not be useful for structural components such as the exoskeleton, but still, the whole thing is getting more and more amazing.


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What We're Loving: Fires, Isolation, Whispering GalleryBy The Paris Review
Remember Rod McKuen? He's the one who wrote those illustrated books of free verse with titles like Come to Me in Silence and Listen to the Warm. In the 1970s, McKuen called himself America's most popular poet, and he may well have been. Since then he has faded into obscurity, without an heir—until now. For reasons best known to themselves, the poet and singer David Berman, the photographer Michael Schmelling, and the painter-sculptor Friedrich Kunath have created You Owe Me a Feeling, an unlikely late masterpiece in the McKuen mode. "Love is the 51st state," Berman writes. And: "The whole country is turning / into LA (so let's move to LA)." And: "Golden / retrievers / aren't dogs, / they're dogs / about dogs." These aperçus appear between portraits of a rugged artiste doing his thing on a Kunath canvas, hefting a giant Kunath shoe, or nuzzling one of Kunath's human-faced tangerines. It's kind of hard to describe, but we all loved it, and (even though one of us [Nicole] has an e-mail address borrowed from a David Berman song) none of us happened to be stoned. —Lorin Stein
What better way to celebrate the Centennial of Grand Central station than with a dozen bivalves at the Oyster Bar and a visit to the Whispering Gallery? While there, check out the New York Transit Museum's exhibit "Grand by Design: A Centennial Celebration of Grand Central Terminal," on view through March 15. —Sadie Stein Read More


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Ben wrote:Individual wrote:The chief police monk said at one point in the video, "I really would like to kick your ass" to an offender. This is the Buddhist way?
Why not? All he is doing is expressing discomfort born from gross dhammas (frustration). By not following through with what he wants to do he is practicing restraint, patience, and compassion. Individual, being a buddhist doesn't mean that one no longer feels or is swayed by gross dhammas.
Speaking that way is not restraint.


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Create Paclet type documentation
Hi all,
I am using Mathematica 7.0 and would like to create my own packages with
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Dr. Barbara Kenny received her BSEE from Cornell University in 1982 on a four-year Air Force ROTC scholarship. She was then commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant and stationed at Ellsworth, AFB, South Dakota, as an electrical engineer performing facilities engineering work. She earned her Professional Engineering license in 1986 and left active duty for graduate school at the University of Texas-Austin where she earned an MSEE in 1988 with an emphasis on power systems. She then moved to Cleveland, Ohio to work for NASA at the Glenn Research Center in the Power and On-board Propulsion Division in aerospace power systems. Under NASA sponsorship she earned her Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2001 when she also received the Grainger Outstanding Power Engineering Student Award. Her thesis topic was direct torque control of a high-speed induction machine, designed for aerospace applications. While at NASA Glenn, she developed the permanent magnet motor controls for a combined flywheel energy storage and attitude control system. This work was recognized with the Glenn Research Center's top engineering award to the flywheel team. She was selected to attend the NASA Leadership Development Program in 2005 and spent six months at NASA Headquarters as part of this program. In 2006 she joined the Engineering Research Center (ERC) program in the Division of Engineering Education and Centers at NSF. As part of the ERC program, she was the lead program officer for several Engineering Research Centers and a Nanoscale Science and Technology Center, she led the ERC Energy, Infrastructure and Sustainability Cluster, and she managed the post-award oversight system within the ERC program. In 2010, she received the NSF Director's Award for Program Management Excellence. In May 2013 she transitioned to the Division of Industrial Innovation and Partnerships (IIP) where she is currently the Program Director for the Partnerships for Innovation: Accelerating Innovation Research (PFI:AIR) program. PFI:AIR offers opportunities for universities to leverage prior NSF research award results into potential market applications, see http://www.nsf.gov/eng/iip/pfi/air-tt.jsp. She is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and an ABET Program Evaluator.
In parallel with her civilian career, she continued her Air Force career as a Reservist until her retirement in 2006 as a Lieutenant Colonel. She spent three years as a Reservist Instructor at the Air Force Institute of Technology and 17 years as a Reserve Force Officer with the Selective Service System, the final two of which as a Detachment Commander. Her military awards include the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal with one oak leaf cluster, and the Selective Service System Exceptional Service Medal.
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The Multicultural Program is hosting a Holiday Toy Drive Contest on behalf of the Quiet Storm Foundation and The You Win We Win Foundation. We will be accepting new and gently used toys, clothing, and school supplies for underserved families from Las Vegas and The Shade Tree. When you donate, you can also enter to win great prizes when you take a picture with your toy in front of the drop off box.
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USC earns highest rating in 2013 Green Honor Roll
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The University of South Carolina was named to the 2013 Green Honor Roll, receiving the highest possible score on Princeton Review's "Green Ratings."
USC was the only university in South Carolina and was one of two universities in the Southeastern Conference to earn the top ranking. Vanderbilt University also earned a rating of 99.
The Princeton Review's fifth annual "Green Ratings" was based on surveys about colleges' environmentally related practices, policies and academic offerings. The ratings are based on a scale of 60 – 99. USC was one of 21 colleges to be named to the list for 2013.
The "Green Rating" scores appear in the Princeton Review profiles of the colleges on www.PrincetonReview.com and in the 2013 editions of two Princeton Review guidebooks, "The Complete Book of Colleges" and "The Best 377 Colleges."
The university's commitment to becoming a more sustainable campus began nearly 10 years ago with plans to build a green residence hall. Since that time, USC has earned numerous awards and top rankings for its leadership in collegiate sustainability and green initiatives.
"Carolina continues to make substantial strides towards greater sustainability," President Harris Pastides said. "As we are energized by our students to reduce carbon emissions, grow campus gardens, recycle, manage green residence halls and more, we are also empowering them to be leaders in the emerging green economy. I believe that Sustainable Carolina will ultimately have a wide-reaching impact on the university and our broader communities."
The 2013 Green Honor Roll is the latest accolade USC has earned for its commitment to leadership and sustainability excellence. This spring the university earned a Gold rating from STARS (Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System), considered the standard reporting system for sustainability among all higher education institutions.
In that rating system, USC was one of only 37 colleges and universities in the nation and the only university in the Southeastern Conference to earn a Gold rating.
Two drivers of USC's success have been its students and commitment to building green.
The Sustainable Carolina initiative employs more than 40 student interns to help implement the campus' sustainability plan. The program is based on leadership development and allows students to apply leadership and sustainability practices they learn in the classroom to campus sustainability initiatives through the 18 Sustainable Carolina project teams, which include ones for recycling, gardening and campus housing.
"One of the most unique aspects of Sustainable Carolina is its role as a leadership program. Capitalizing on the interdisciplinary nature of sustainability, Sustainable Carolina provides a model of leadership development for students in any field," said Carter Cox, sustainability education and outreach coordinator. "By combining skill-building workshops with tangible experience on project teams, our students have the opportunity to implement their own sustainable projects while also cultivating leadership skills they can utilize to promote sustainability in any field.
"The scope and depth of sustainability on the USC campus would not be possible without these students. We are proud not only to have our students leading sustainability programming at USC, but also to have graduates from our program serving organizations such as the United Nations, the Peace Corps and international businesses."
USC helped create the state's infrastructure for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) building, an effort that began in 2002 with plans to build Green (West) Quad. Through LEED certification programs, USC trained building professionals—including architects, contractors and engineers—in green design, making the project and others possible. Green Quad opened in 2004 and earned LEED Silver a year later. It was the state's first public LEED building and the first green residence hall in the U.S.
Built at the same cost as traditional design, Green Quad ushered in a new era of building at the university. Other green buildings include the Honors Residence, Patterson Hall, the Discovery and Horizon research buildings, the Band and Dance Hall, the Arnold School of Public Health and The Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library.
Today, all new construction on campus must be built at LEED Silver or higher standards. At least 10 LEED projects are in design or being constructed.
USC's most ambitious green project is its new Darla Moore School of Business, which is being built at a LEED Platinum level with the goal of creating the world's largest net zero (generate as much energy as consumed) building.
Beyond the university itself, USC's leadership in sustainability has spurred South Carolina's economy, increasing the number of green trained architects in the state to more than 1,700 and encouraging additional green building projects across the state and nation.
About Princeton Review Green Honor Roll:
The Princeton Review developed its Green Rating criteria and institutional survey in 2007 with ecoAmerica, a non-profit environmental organization. The criteria for the rating encompass three broad areas: 1) quality of life on campus that is healthy and sustainable; 2) efforts to prepare students for employment and citizenship in a world defined by environmental challenges; and 3) overall commitment to environmental issues.
About LEED certification and the U.S. Green Building Council:
Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) in 2000, the LEED rating systems are developed through an open, consensus-based process led by LEED committees. As an internationally recognized mark of excellence, LEED provides building owners and operators with a framework for identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions.
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I actually encoded a pdf file to bypass antivirus last week and was planning to write a blog entry about how, so I will post a link to that here when its done.
If you're impatient, here is the basic process, which can be used for pdf exploits that use Javascript code to trigger the exploit (and that applies to the majority of current pdf sploits):
- Obtain the base JavaScript used to perform the exploit. This can be extracted from existing exploits if you know how.
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WTF: Fears of a Nutella Shortage!
A spike in the price of hazelnuts due to bad weather and disease means the cost of the spread could be about to skyrocket.
Hazelnuts are more popular than ever — high in protein, fibre, vitamins and folate — and many people say they taste delicious when combined with chocolate in a breakfast spread.
Turkey is home to about 70 per cent of the world's hazelnut crops.
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Dead Accounts
Characters consume lots of comfort food in Theresa Rebeck's dramedy about moral relativity and amoral relatives. Ice cream is shoveled from multiple pint containers; characters gobble cheese dogs; by the end, eight pizzas have made an appearance. But no edible is chewed with more zest than the scenery Norbert Leo Butz inhales as Jack, a fast-talking banker on the run. Jack has turned up at his family's home in Cincinnati, trailing a dirty secret from New York. The play is essentially the unraveling of that mystery and what it says about Jack's sick soul.
Dead Accounts is a damp squib compared with Rebeck's last Broadway offering, the eloquently nasty Seminar. Part of the problem is that Rebeck gives Jack the best lines and the motive for dominating the room. Bullshitting a mile a minute, he meets very little resistance from sad-sack sister Lorna, who has moved back in with her parents. The character's whiny passivity is compounded by a sweet but muted performance from Katie Holmes. The actor has grown as a stage performer since 2008's revival of All My Sons, but her line readings are still pat and chirpy, as if she were waiting for someone to yell, "Cut!" Otherwise, the supporting cast is laudable, with assured work by Jayne Houdyshell, Josh Hamilton and Judy Greer (straining in an underwritten and stereotyped role). Butz muscles laughs out of the audience with the grim determination of an actor supporting a sagging plot.
Clearly, Rebeck wants to say something bold about banks and the monetizing of human interaction, but her tendency to lapse into glib comical banter dilutes the impact of her social critique. Directed with a veneer of edginess by Jack O'Brien, the play tantalizes with a few inspired riffs on ethics and money, but it ultimately doles out petty cash.—David Cote
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Multi-factor authentication serves a vital function within any organization -securing access to corporate networks, protecting the identities of users, and ensuring that a user is who he claims to be.
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Strong authentication refers to systems that require multiple factors for authentication and use advanced technology, such as secret keys and encryption, to verify a user's identity. The simplest example of is a consumer accessing funds via his or her ATM card. This requires something the user has (their card), and something they know (their PIN). Most people wouldn't want their bank to allow access to their checking account with just one factor.
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MyID Card Management System: A Web-based management solution used to issue, manage, and support SafeNet smart cards and USB tokens.
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Organizations are facing new access control challenges as mobile devices become the computing platform of choice, as organizations rapidly adopt Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and cloud-based applications, and as threat vectors escalate.
SafeNet allows organizations to adapt their business and security needs to meet these challenges with access security solutions that offer flexible service delivery which simplifies authentication implementation and management through automated processes, and which drastically reduce the time and cost of provisioning, administration, and managing users and tokens compared to traditional models.
Organizations need to leverage enterprise authentication to ensure secure remote access, even when their employees are located in the office.
Administrators need to create consistent policies for secure access via VPNs and keep their identity and access management solution flexible, cost-effective, and easy to-deploy.
The growth in the use of virtualized environments – particularly Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solutions – is challenging businesses to overcome the vulnerabilities of fixed passwords.
Gemalto's multi-factor authentication solutions for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) allows enterprises to maximize cloud data security.
Take steps to protect against corporate espionage and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) that originate from unauthorized local network access.
With the right platform, organizations can efficiently implement unified access policies and single sign-on for web-based applications.
With context-based authentication, employees can easily and securely access enterprise and SaaS applications, as long as they meet pre-defined policy rules set in advance by the administrator.
In addition to the above, by combining authentication with encryption and cryptographic key management, SafeNet customers can address the following high-priority security needs throughout their organizations.
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By adopting an information-centric approach you can meet the data compliance needs of today while staying persistently compliant with new mandates.
Consistently safeguard the integrity and trust of your organization's public key infrastructure (PKI) environments.
Offering solutions that are industry-specific, SafeNet is able to serve the particular requirements of our customers, protecting the world's leading organizations in finance, retail, healthcare, and more.
Gemalto is the market leader in financial data security for the world's largest financial institutions protecting over 80% of the world's fund transfers, providing transaction security for five of the world's largest central banks.
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Scalable cloud-based data protection solutions for increasing ARPU and reducing operational costs, all while simplifying operations and maintaining compliance.
The surge in high-profile security breaches, as well as evolving business environments that require entirely new considerations for access control - like Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications and mobile device management - represents a shift in how trust and control is established and maintained.
More than ever, authentication is vital for the health of any organization – empowering admins to secure access to corporate networks, protect the identities of users, and ensure that a user is who he claims to be. Check out the below resources to learn how your organization can utilize and benefit from multi-factor authentication solutions.
The Magic Quadrant for User Authentication depicts Gartner's independent analysis of authentication vendors in the marketplace. Positioning within the quadrant is based on an organization's ability to execute and completeness of vision. Gartner has positioned SafeNet in the leaders quadrant.
A significant number of high profile security breaches have occurred recently, bringing the organizations affected to the front pages of the business press. These events have had a negative impact on the public image of these companies, and may also have a harmful effect on their business. These incidents have caused the CIOs of many companies to reevaluate their info-security strategy in general, while also placing specific focus on their user access control and transaction security requirements.
In today's environment, the need for organizations to enable secure remote access to corporate networks, enhance their online services, and open new opportunities for e-commerce is bringing ever-growing attention to the importance of securing user access and validating identities. In addition, the recent barrage of identity theft and corporate fraud cases has brought corporate responsibility and the protection of sensitive data to the spotlight.
When the news broke that RSA had been breached, there was a lot of whispering in the corridors about how terrible this must have been for them. For sure, there have been plenty of breaches recently, and this highlighted that no network is impenetrable anymore.
Whether IT organizations choose to embrace, resist, or deny them, the reality is that the increased prevalence of mobile devices in the enterprise presents a range of fundamental implications. This paper examines the paradigm shifts taking place in enterprise IT organizations today, and then focuses on the key implications the proliferation of mobile devices has for mobile authentication.


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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania volleyball team will head to New York this weekend for the first Ivy overnight of 2013. The Quakers will first take on the Lions Friday evening in Levien Gym at 7 p.m. On Saturday, the Red and Blue travel to Ithaca and battle the Big Red in Newman Arena at 5 p.m.
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A live video feed for the matches on Friday and Saturday will be provided by the Ivy League Digital Network. Four packages are available to purchase, including a $9.95/day pass for everything Penn. Click Here for full details.
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Links for the video stream and stats can also be found on Penn's volleyball schedule.
Last Time Out
After a 3-2 loss in the Ivy opener at Princeton, the Quakers went back to work this past Monday to conclude non-conference play for 2013. Penn stayed close to home as it travelled north to fellow Big 5 member La Salle. The Explorers were desperately looking to end their 18-match losing streak, and things were looking up for the Blue and Gold when they took set one, 25-21. The Quakers crushed the early La Salle momentum with a set two victory, 25-14. Penn would take the next two sets with matching scores of 25-21, and won, 3-1 (21-25, 25-14, 25-21, 25-21). The Red and Blue evened their record to 6-6 as they moved forward into full Ivy competition.
Senior captain Kristen Etterbeek topped the board with 14 kills and was followed by freshman Arielle Winfield with 10. Three Quakers posted double digits for the defense: senior captain Dani Shepherd (20 digs), Etterbeek (16), and sophomore Alexis Genske (13).
Scouting the Lions and Big Red
Up first for the Quakers is Columbia, which is coming off a tightly contested five-set loss (25-12, 22-25, 25-22, 26-28, 8-15) to Cornell. For two straight years, the Lions swept the Big Red but were unsuccessful in keeping the streak alive.
Columbia (2-8, 0-1 Ivy) easily shut down Cornell (4-6, 1-0 Ivy) in the first set, taking a 19-10 lead and finishing up 25-12. Set number two did not end as cleanly after the Lions failed to capitalize a 22-19 advantage, allowing the Big Red to score six unanswered points and win, 25-22. Columbia roared back to take set three, 25-23, giving the Lions the edge over Cornell entering halftime. Once again the Lions struggled to seal the deal when ahead, 24-22 losing a lead, and lost set four to the Big Red, 28-26. Cornell didn't miss a beat in set five as it blazed ahead of Columbia, 15-8.
The Lions' threats at the net are Lanti Moye-McLaren (124 kills) and Bailey Springer (121 kills). Moye-McLaren proves to be a defensive threat as well with a total of 130 digs, behind leader Molly Winger (144 digs). Also in triple digits is Jennifer Petrovich with 103.
The Big Red's leaderboard is a stark contrast with one leader in each of the categories: Breanna Wong (126 kills), Sierra Young (17 services aces over 42 SP), Alyssa Phelps (358 assists), Natasha Rowland (197 digs).
Return of the Libero
Senior Dani Shepherd made her return against La Salle after missing two weeks with injury. Before her leave, Shepherd had racked up 104 digs and a 5.78 digs-per-set average after playing in just 18 sets over four matches. The 2012 Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year led NCAA Divison I in digs-per-set (6.56) and is one of 30 candidates for the Senior CLASS Award this year.
Despite missing seven matches, three of them being Penn's Crowne Plaza Invitational, she returned is as if she hadn't missed a beat and had been playing this entire time.
Shepherd checked back in as the leader in digs (20) after the match with La Salle. Combined, she is just behind sophomore Alexis Genske (149 digs), who stepped into the libero role in Shepherd's abscence after playing as an outside hitter.
Home Court Advantage
The Quakers will be looking to buck an early trend in the Ivy League this weekend, in the first round of Ivy play as each of the home teams captured wins: Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and Cornell.
Penn is currently 3-1 at home and 1-3 on the road.
Last season, the Quakers finished 8-6 at home and 4-5 on the road. The Red and Blue hosted and swept both the Lions and the Big Red in the Palestra. The same could not be said when Penn travelled to the empire state, where the Quakers suffered two, 1-3, losses.


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anyone here snowboarding at big white?.. just wondering
anyone here snowboarding at big white?.. just wondering
I am, every year man. i rock at snowboarding haha ive been going for years and years
regular acrylics probably wouldnt work, it would most likely peel off easily, theres acrylic paint made especially for leather. i got it online, just search for leather paint, or more specifically angelus leather paint. theres finishers on there aswell.Originally posted by Tekel@Nov 20 2006, 06:26 PM
what kinda stores would sell these kind of products and what do they useually cost, thanks.
i just found this site http://www.ehow.com/how_15424_paint-leather.html
and it talks about painting on leather it says just use acrilic paint and stuff but it doesnt talk about finishers. any suggestions? thanks.
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yeah, i snow board too, i've been doing it for probabaly 6 years now, im not bad either.Originally posted by delicatedrips@Nov 21 2006, 12:44 AM
anyone here snowboarding at big white?.. just wondering
lookin good raneski
fuck yeh i snowboard...seventh year now...
up at big white they got that new 6 person chair...right next to the ridge (fucks up with that?)
heard the telus park got some new rails from whistler...hoping to god thats true.
also lright side of the cliff this year...the one where u got the 20 mins hike to come down the right side shutes, towards the chair....going to be un fucking beleiveable...then cleared the big rock outcrop in there soe theres more room for tracks....
hopefully a better year a tthen mountain than last yeare...snow wise that is...
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hittin the bricks!
little psalm psalmer action
you kno the deal!
looks pretty rad
"How sweet and tender her little ass was roasted in the oven. It took me 9 days to eat her entire body. I did not fuck her tho I could of had I wished. She died a virgin." - Albert Fish
that pink and blue ansr piece is freeesh!!!!! dope shit dude.
old one benched in alberta if you missed it in rail whores...
dope i hadnt seen that, thanks for the flick.
looking back at the original pic i took, someone wants me to go back to school hahaha
that in vernon?
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Judas Priest is giving fans another preview of their upcoming album. A new website video features the track "March of the Damned."
The clip includes a short introduction from Glenn Tipton, who says it's one of his favorite songs. The guitarist adds that the track is "not really" about zombies, but honors the unity between the group and their followers.
"March of the Damned" is the second song Judas Priest has unveiled from their next album, Redeemer Of Souls. The band previewed the title track last month. The disc is Judas Priest's first album in six years, following 2008's Nostradamus. It's also their first studio project to feature new guitarist Richie Faulkner, and their first album without founding member K.K. Downing.
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Here's a chance to get your culture on.
The Everett Public Library is holding two presentations, one on opera and another on a classic novel.
Seattle Opera's Robert McClung will talk about opera in general and will also discuss two operas coming up at Seattle Opera: Francis Poulenc's "La Voix Humaine" and Giacomo Puccini's "Suor Angelica." Seattle Opera will be performing those operas from May 4 to 18.
McClung's talk is at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the main library.
The second program is by professor Roger Berger, at 7 p.m. April 30, who will lead a discussion on John Dos Passos' novel, "The Big Money," as part of the library's Books You've Always Meant to Read series.
The book is set in the Roaring '20s and is considered experimental because the author punctuates the narrative using newspaper headlines, stream of consciousness segments, scraps of contemporary oratory and brief biographical sketches.
Berger will talk about these methods of narrative and the similarities between the time of "The Big Money" and today, according to a press release.
Both programs are free and at the Everett Library's main auditorium, 2702 Hoyt Ave., Everett. To check the library's event calendar online go to www.epls.org/calendar. For more information call 425-257-8000.
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