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HOLIDAY CRUISING MISSION #1 Monday Clean and Fling
We are ready to kick off the FLYing through the Holidays Cruise!
Your first assignment is a Clean and Fling Mission! When doing your Weekly Home Blessing today grab a small trash bag or one of those plastic grocery bags, make friends with it as you are going to carry it through your weekly home blessing. As you enter each room when you see anything that needs to be tossed just fling it into your bag. It is amazing how much stuff we have laying around that can be tossed that we just don't take care of and before you know it a hot spot is flaring up!
Don't think too hard or obsess over this, just fling, fling and fling some more. Give yourself bonus points if you fill the bag up!! LOL!!
Have fun and remember we are FLYing! Download your Holiday Control Journal on our website.


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A new U.S. initiative could light a fire under the country's brightest app developers.
Called the US Ignite Partnership, the public-private effort between the federal government, cities, universities, broadband providers and ultimately, citizens, seeks development of approximately 60 next-generation applications over the next five years that capitalize on the untapped potential of high-speed broadband networks.
Launched on June 14, the partnership will bring work to 25 cities throughout the U.S. The goal is to combine the power of municipalities, universities, vendors and the federal government to create a nationwide high-speed broadband test bed to work on new applications centered on six high-priority areas — education and workforce development, advanced manufacturing, health, transportation, public safety and clean energy.
According to a statement on the partnership's website, there's approximately $500,000 in monetary awards for ideas that make it to a design and development stage.
The effort will piggyback on the work being done by the National Science Foundation (NSF) with its Global Environment for Networking Innovation (GENI) project. The NSF will be the lead federal agency for US Ignite. The foundation funds GENI, which is a "virtual laboratory" created by 300 researchers and 60 universities to experiment with Internet advancements.
"Now NSF will encourage the next steps for research on GENI," said Farnam Jahanian, assistant director of NSF's Directorate for Computer Information Science and Engineering, in a prepared statement. "Experiments at-scale will transform cybersecurity, network performance and cloud computing research, and will jumpstart applications, which have the potential for profound societal and economic impacts."
Christopher Mitchell, director of the Telecommunications as Commons Initiative of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, and a national expert on community broadband effort, was supportive of US Ignite, but cautioned that in order to develop next-gen apps to the highest potential, broadband capability must be expanded.
In an email to Government Technology on June 13, Mitchell said only four communities in the U.S. have complete citywide access to gigabit connections for anyone at any time. Those cities are Bristol, Va.; Morristown, Tenn.; Lafayette, La.; and Chattanooga, Tenn.
The latter two communities have already agreed to be partners with NSF in US Ignite. Mitchell said the initiative will give additional exposure to those cities and others pursuing high-speed broadband infrastructure.
"I am excited about US Ignite because I think it'll unleash the power of the networks communities are building which are so much higher-capacity than anything the private carriers are doing," Mitchell said in an interview with Government Technology. "You have the best networks in the nation built by communities. But they alone don't have the capacity to develop these next-gen applications, and US Ignite can fill that role."
Mozilla, the nonprofit organization behind the Firefox Web browser, concurrently announced an open innovation challenge called "Mozilla Ignite" that encourages people to take part in the overall US Ignite Initiative. According to Mozilla's blog, the brainstorm part of the challenge runs through Aug. 23rd, with $15,000 in prize money at stake.
Santa Monica, Calif., is one of the cities that agreed to team with the US Ignite Partnership. The city already has established SM City Net, its own public fiber network, laying the foundation for next-gen application development. The city's network comprises more than 60 buildings and provides speeds from 100 mbps to 10 gbps for users. Speeds up to 100 gbps are expected by the end of the summer.
According to a press release, Santa Monica plans to explore a variety of bandwidth-heavy applications that involve municipal operations and city priorities. Early topics being considered include telemedicine, virtual learning, regional telepresence and smart grid technology.
"When we found out about Ignite, we went 'oh, this is great' because we've always been looking at tying our hospitals regionally and getting UCLA out of Santa Monica through other business partners," said Jory Wolf, Santa Monica's chief information officer, in an interview with Government Technology. "But this is a much better partnership than having to lease it from a commercial provider."
Because Santa Monica already has developed SM City Net, it has attracted a number of new media and high-tech businesses, Wolf added. The city hopes its connections with GENI will help link its researchers, businesses and startups with others in the areas of health, welfare and education.
Instead of GENI having a large presence in Santa Monica, the city's own network will serve as the conduit to the pool of researchers within GENI to push along application development and meet the goals of US Ignite.
"There are an enormous number of companies and institutions that will benefit from this and be able to connect to GENI and participate in ways we hope will foster broadband-rich applications," Wolf said.


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Anaesthesia Heritage Centre
The Anaesthesia Heritage Centre contains the Association of Anaesthetists archives, museum and rare book collection. The archives date from the foundation of the association in 1932 and record its development. The museum contains objects relating to the history of anaesthesia, resuscitation and pain relief – the earliest object being a resuscitation set dating from 1774. Permanent displays include pull-out drawers and flipbooks containing biographies of key individuals and details of anaesthetic machines. There is also the temporary exhibition (until Oct 30 2012) 'A Blessing in Disguise – Misuse of Anaesthesia', tracing the history of anaesthesia and the ways in which anaesthetic agents including cocaine and morphine have been used and misused, medically and recreationally, over the centuries. As the Centre is small, advance booking is advised.
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Let's draw a crowd. The stylish 2016 Corolla Special Edition turns everything up with unique 17-in. gloss-black wheels, Absolutely Red exterior paint and Special Edition badging. A driver-inspired cockpit with Smart Key System is ready to help you attack the streets, while the black interior with red contrast stitching and matching accent trim grabs extra attention. It's high tech with higher style. Let's go places.
You're always on the move, and Corolla Special Edition has the attitude to get you to that next level with its exclusive set of 17-in. alloy wheels. Their unique gloss-black finish helps keep all eyes on you, making you the center of attention wherever you go.
Let's show the streets who's boss. Corolla Special Edition earns respect wherever it goes with its eye-catching Absolutely Red exterior and limited Special Edition badging. It's style that tells the world big things are about to happen, so let's get inside and lead the way.
When your ride looks this good, you can't wait to get inside. That's why Corolla Special Edition comes standard with the Smart Key System with Push Button Start. This convenient piece of tech lets you unlock the front doors and trunk plus start Corolla with just the push of a button—all while the key fob sits comfortably in your pocket or bag.
Corolla Special Edition's style always impresses, inside and out. Open the door, and you'll find a modern black interior enhanced with bold red accents on the instrument panel and door trim. Softer surfaces like the shift boot, center console armrest and door armrest also pop with red contrast stitching.
When you really want to stand out, it's the details that make everyone stand up and take notice. Corolla Special Edition features stylish, exclusive floor mats whose tailored fit and Special Edition badge help ensure that your interior style is always on point.
Corolla elevates your style with its eye-catching design, premium interior with the features you want, and enough technology to help you stay connected. It takes the best of everything you love about driving and perfects it. No matter where your journeys may take you, Corolla is ready.
Standard LED headlights set the stage for a stylish look, no matter the time. Designed to enhance the profile of Corolla, they help you see and be seen. The best part is they come standard on every model.
Just looking at a new Corolla might give you an adrenaline rush, and we want you to feel the same thrill behind the wheel. The sport-inspired, wind-tunnel-tested, aerodynamic design isn't just for show; it allows for better handling and fuel economy.
With an appearance that matches its attitude, Corolla S offers a piano-black grille highlighted by chrome trim. It's just as aggressive and bold as the rest of the car. Even sitting still, the 2016 Corolla has a heightened presence.
It looks, and works, beautifully. Corolla LE Eco and S models are equipped with a rear spoiler that's designed to integrate seamlessly into the bold lines of the rear deck lid. It's not just for show. It also helps you in those spirited drives.
Available 17-in. alloy wheels add to the unique profile of the 2016 Corolla. Every stoplight is a chance to make a new impression. Every spoke on the wheels is crafted to enhance style and performance.
The smooth lines and aerodynamic style of the exterior continue inside Corolla. The first thing you'll notice is the fluid dashboard, a continuous line from side to side that helps accentuate the instrument panel, center console and passenger area.
Elegance with the environment in mind. Available on LE Premium, LE Eco Premium and S Premium, SofTex® seats blend science and luxury: leather-like, water- and stain-resistant, and supportive on those long road trips.
An obsessive attention to detail is apparent as you enter the cabin of Corolla. Available on LE, LE Eco and S, piano-black accents help showcase a stylish interior that has been elevated to a whole new level. Now the interior will get as many looks as the exterior.
Now your friends will fight over the back seat. Corolla was designed with extra space for your rear passengers so they can kick back in the back seat a little easier.
A 60/40 split allows you to easily reconfigure the rear seats to extend trunk space. Fold one seat flat to get a little extra space or quick access to the trunk, or fold both for a larger cargo area. Bring on the skateboard, skis or new lamp.
So much space, it's inspiring. Corolla gives you the rear cargo space you need to haul all your stuff. Now you can feel free to indulge in all your hobbies and not feel limited by a tiny trunk—so go get started on that next passion project.
Release your inner driver. The available sport button on the center console of Corolla S allows you to enable Sport Mode, in which the Engine Control Unit and simulated shift points are adjusted to give a sportier feel to your drive.
Designed to inspire the driver. Available on Corolla S, the sport gauge cluster offers an eye-catching illuminated speedometer and tachometer, a TFT monitor and plenty of easy-to-read data to keep the driver informed.
The perfect drive requires the perfect fit. Corolla's sportier driver's-seat position has been designed to be similar to high-performance cars so that the extra-supportive and body-hugging seats keep you firmly seated and help you get the most out of your drive.
Available paddle shifters let you shift gears without letting go of the wheel, with just a light touch on either lever, allowing gear changes to happen lightning fast. It's all about being in control and tapping into the sporty side of Corolla.
Let's turn up the fun. Corolla's available 6-speed manual transmission provides added thrills and control for those spirited drives. All you need to do is get in.
Road conditions change quickly, and good suspension is important for maintaining a smooth ride. The rear suspension has been tuned for a more comfortable ride and better performance over rough roads and potholes.
Technology to make life easier. Available Entune™ Premium Audio with Integrated Navigation and App Suite gives Corolla the tech you crave. Its 6.1-in. touch-screen display, backup camera, navigation and suite of apps help you stay connected.
More music. Easier phone calls. No wires. Integrated Bluetooth® technology lets you take calls from friends and stream your entire music library without ever needing to take your phone out of your pocket.
When you're in Reverse, the available backup camera helps by giving you a view of what the camera detects from the rear. This feature is especially useful when you're parking in a tight spot or backing up.
With Corolla's available voice recognition, you can access your address book verbally. It's easy to use—just press the button, say your friend's full name, and you're done. Corolla's technology was designed to adapt to you, not the other way around.
With Corolla's steering wheel controls, your music and more are right at your fingertips—now you can be in total command.
Playlist-friendly. Plug your iPod® or MP3 device in and get instant access to your music library through the USB port, or stream music through Bluetooth® wirelessly. When it comes to being connected, you've got options.
When you approach Corolla with the available Smart Key fob in your pocket or purse, you can unlock doors and start your car with the push of a button. Yes, your car knows it's you. Just walk up, grab the door handle and get going.
This is the way temperature control should work on every car. Have a favorite temperature? Just select it using the digital controls, and the car will always keep the interior feeling just right. It's like having the weather on autopilot.
An available 3.5-in. display is located right in the center of your instrument panel. It gives you real-time information on some of the most relevant details of your car, so you can monitor every detail of your trip with a quick glance.
Cruise control lets you relax during longer trips so you're not as tired when you make it to the destination. Just set the cruise speed that you want, and off you go. See you at the next stop.
Let the light in from above. The available moonroof lets you gaze at the stars, enjoy a coastal breeze or just take in the big blue sky in a new way. We imagine you'll find plenty of reasons to always keep it open.
Can efficiency be exciting? When it means up to an EPA-estimated 42 highway mpg and 30 city mpg, it can. Corolla LE Eco was designed with a thirst for adventure, not fuel, because no one takes a trip and wants to talk about all the gas stations they visited. Now, let's plan a road trip.
When enabled, the available ECO Mode button on Corolla LE Eco eases the gas pedal output and adjusts the air conditioning for enhanced fuel efficiency. Push a button, and you're helping save gas. Now you can go the distance for a long, long time.
Corolla's Valvematic engine technology helps provide a more rewarding drive and greater fuel efficiency. The CVTi-S transmission adds smoothness and gives you more control, making the drive just as fun in stop-and-go traffic as it is on the open road.
A driver and front passenger Advanced Airbag System, front seat-mounted side airbags for the driver and front passenger, front and rear side curtain airbags, plus driver knee and front passenger seat-cushion airbags. They're all part of a system designed to help keep you safe.
Every new Corolla is built with our Star Safety System™, an advanced integration of active safety technologies designed to enhance traction, braking and more. Armed with these active safety features, Corolla helps you avoid accidents in the first place. Not every car provides this level of safety, just every Toyota.
A Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) comes standard on every new Corolla. Designed to monitor tire pressure at all times, it alerts the driver when a tire or tires become critically underinflated and is one more way Corolla helps keep you safe.
LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) provides an added measure of safety for the smaller members of your family. LATCH includes lower anchors on the outboard rear seats and tether anchors on all rear seats.
Corolla comes with Whiplash-Injury-Lessening (WIL) front seats that can help reduce the severity of whiplash injury in certain rear-end collisions.
You can't become legendary overnight. And with that history in our DNA, it's no wonder 90% of all Toyota Corollas sold in the last ten years are still on the road today.
Toyota is devoted to safety and dependability, and proper vehicle maintenance is important to both. That's why we include a no cost maintenance plan with the purchase or lease of every new Corolla for 2 years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first. 24-hour roadside assistance is also included for 2 years, regardless of mileage.


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A German Requiem
The final installment of Kerr's "Berlin noir" trilogy takes Bernie Gunther to Vienna in 1947. He spent the latter half of the war in the Soviet prisoner-of-war camp and is now married to Kirsten, who seems to be trading sex with U.S. Army officers for scarce goods. Both Berlin and Vienna are partly overrun by the Russian Army, so Germans, former Nazis, Allied occupiers, and our hero have the "Ivans" to contend with now. An old comrade from Gunther's days...
A Philosophical Investigation
In the year 2013, capital punishment has been outlawed, but serious criminals may be sentenced to "punitive coma" -- drugged into a temporary and reversible or utterly permanent vegetative state. England has been chosen for a pilot project to identify and track male citizens who are genetically predisposed to be aggressively violent, called the Lombroso program. A serial killer appears to be stalking and killing these individuals in London, though their ...
March Violets
Native Scot author Philip Kerr's debut novel in 1989 packs a wallop. The setting is Berlin in 1936, the third year of the Reich, and private eye (former cop) Bernie Gunther is getting a lot of missing person cases. Then a steel industrialist asks him to investigate the shooting and arson death of his beloved daughter and not so favorite son-in-law, a lawyer who turns out to have been a climber in the SS. The father wants Gunther to retrieve a diamond nec...
The Pale Criminal
Two years after the events in _March Violets_, in August to October 1938, things are getting worse in Germany. Private eye Bernie Gunther has taken on another good ex-cop as his partner, Bruno Stahlecker, but Bruno is killed on a stakeout. The two have been working on what looks like a fairly simple blackmail situation (someone is leaning on the wealthy mother of a homosexual male by selling back his love letters to a male doctor), but then Bernie is tap...
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The Second Angel
By July 2069, plagues have destroyed most food supplies (forcing much of the world to turn to insects for sustenance), climatic changes have weakened the West and left Japan in control of much of the planet, and convicted felon laborers fill prison colonies on the moon. Most important, a dangerous new virus has killed 500 million people and infected 80 percent of the survivors; virus-free human blood is now the most valuable commodity, and virus-free hum...


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Kip Moore Speaks Remotely At Hometown Sign Unveiling
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Kip Moore is letting his hometown know it means a lot to him to be honored with new road signs.
Tifton, Georgia's Tifton Gazette says the country star couldn't attend Saturday's unveiling ceremony, during which the Tifton-Tift County Tourism Association officially unveiled a new road sign proclaiming the city the singer's birthplace. But other family members were on hand for the event, including Kip's sister Jennifer. And during the ceremony she called him and put the phone on speaker so he could say thanks personally. Kip added that he felt humbled and honored by the signs.
A total of eight signs, reading, "Welcome to Tifton Hometown of Country Music Artist Kip Moore," are going up at different entrance points to the city.
Love this sign!!!! @KipMooreMusic #TiftonGA! pic.twitter.com/PhoOOxGSU8
— Kip Moore FB Fans™ (@KipMooreFBFans) July 1, 2014
Moore is currently on tour, and at the time of the unveiling was in Detroit. His next performance will be in Monte Vista, Colorado on Thursday.
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David Hockney
News about David Hockney, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
David Hockney: A Book of Paintings and 'A History of Pictures'
A catalog of Hockney's work and "A History of Pictures," a lavishly illustrated dialogue between the artist and the art critic Martin Gayford....
December 2, 2016, Friday
David Hockney to Design Stained-Glass Window for Queen Elizabeth
The window, planned for Westminster Abbey in honor of the queen, is expected to be completed in mid-2018....
November 22, 2016, Tuesday
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David Hockney Takes a Fresh Look at Portraiture
His new exhibition in London features rainbow-hued canvases that are less a study in psychology than in body language, gesture and idiosyncrasy....
July 5, 2016, Tuesday
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David Hockney Paints Yosemite — on an iPad
More than 20 of the artist's works made using an app in the Northern California national park are now on view at Pace Gallery....
May 2, 2016, Monday
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Review: Basking in an Artist's Sun in 'Hockney' Documentary
This sunny film, with occasional clouds, looks at David Hockney's life, his losses and his work's reflections of his immersion in Southern California....
April 22, 2016, Friday
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Major David Hockney Show Planned for Tate Britain
Tate Britain will put on a major Hockney retrospective that will later travel to Paris and New York....
February 23, 2016, Tuesday
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Philip Glass and Alfonso Cuarón Among Rolex Mentors
David Chipperfield, Mia Couto, Alfonso Cuarón and Philip Glass are among the mentors in the 2016-17 Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative....
December 6, 2015, Sunday
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Eager for a Fresh Take, Galleries Mine an Unfamiliar Side to Famous Artists
In a no-stone-unturned approach, New York galleries this season are delving into less recognizable works by major figures....
November 1, 2015, Sunday
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Ramiro Gomez's Domestic Disturbances
The subversive young Mexican-American artist paints homages to the Angelenos whom wealthy homeowners — and the art world — often fail to see....
August 16, 2015, Sunday
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What's on This Week Around the World
"Carmen" opens in Moscow, Klimt shows in Vienna, and an Australian art exhibit captures the region's eerie atmosphere....
July 10, 2015, Friday
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Hockney Returns
A look at works in a David Hockney exhibition in San Francisco.
An Artist's Homecoming
David Hockney discusses his landscapes and his return to East Yorkshire, England.
'David Hockney: A Bigger Picture'
After 25 years in California, David Hockney returned to Yorkshire to paint the changing landscapes. An excerpt from a film by Bruno Wollheim. (Courtesy of www.colugapictures.com)
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I triple boot the same way, first let me say that you didn't have to reinstall ubuntu What happened was you wrote over grub with lilo. Lilo is the boot loader used by Back Track. The fix would have taken you 3 minutes at best instead of reinstalling.
Anyway, to fix this issue. What has happened, is that by reinstalling ubuntu, you have written over lilo with grub again. Anytime I do a fresh triple install, grub needs to be configured.
So, go into ubuntu and do:
Scroll down to the bottom of this file, look for "Other Operating Systems" and go to the Back Track one. You should see your Vista entry there as well.Code:cd /boot/grub sudo nano menu.lst
What you need to do is change
toCode:# This entry automatically added by the Debian installer for other OS # on /dev/sda8 title bt on (/dev/sda8) root root=current ro savedefault makeactive chainloader +1
Assuming that /dev/sda8 is where B|T is installed. Then you can still tri boot. If you wanted to just have vista and B|T but use grub, you would have to remove ubuntu first. Then you can install grub and use that instead of lilo. How you go about that, I am not sure. The ubuntu forums would be good to tell you lots about grub.Code:# This entry automatically added by the Debian installer for other OS # on /dev/sda8 title bt on (/dev/sda8) root root=/dev/sda8 savedefault makeactive chainloader +1
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
The Louisiana Soccer Association state championship events begin April 17th and continue through the weekend of June 5th. The Sugar Bowl Committee sponsors the Allstate Sugar Bowl State Cup Division I championship and is also the presenting sponsor of the Louisiana State Cup premier level championship. Tournaments include boys and girls teams ranging in age from 11 to 19. Venues for the event are spread across the state of Louisiana with host cities including Alexandria, Lafayette, Mandeville, Metairie, Monroe and Shreveport. To view the full tournament schedule for all age groups visit the LSA website tournament page: http://www.lsa-soccer.org/Tournaments In addition to the Division I championship and the Louisiana State Cup, the Louisiana Soccer Association has been chosen to host the U.S. Youth Soccer Region II (Southeast U.S. and east Texas) Championship Games for 2010. This competition will be held in Baton Rouge the last week of June and the first week of July. It is a prestigious honor to be awarded this event which features state championship teams, both boys and girls premier level ages 14-19, from the southern regions of the U.S. The eventual champion from each of the four regions in each age group continues play at the National Final Four Tournament.
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Re: st: file name problem with stata2mplus
Sergiy Radyakin <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: file name problem with stata2mplus
Mon, 20 Dec 2010 17:01:21 -0500
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Leny Mathew <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> I've always had the same problem when merging files. I get around it
> by creating a data folder under C:. So all my data sets are
> C:\Data\mydataset\file1
> No spaces in the folder names, so no errors!
And for those users that are restricted to C:\Documents and
Settings\USERNAME\ an old DOS command -subst- should help.
It does not require admin rights.
Best, Sergiy
> On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Michael N. Mitchell
> <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> Greetings
>> Indeed, Anders has identified the exact issue... My practice was to save
>> the file into the same folder, just specifying a file name, and never bumped
>> into this. However, this is a better way to approach this and I have asked
>> the kind people at UCLA ATS stat consulting to update the program when they
>> have a chance.
>> In the meanwhile, you can store the file into the current folder (by just
>> specifying a file name) and then you could use the -copy- command to copy
>> the file to another location as needed.
>> Best regards,
>> Michael N. Mitchell
>> Data Management Using Stata - http://www.stata.com/bookstore/dmus.html
>> A Visual Guide to Stata Graphics - http://www.stata.com/bookstore/vgsg.html
>> Stata tidbit of the week - http://www.MichaelNormanMitchell.com
>> On 2010-12-20 7.29 AM, Anders Alexandersson wrote:
>>> Evelyn, I can reproduce the problem using Stata/SE 11.1 for Windows (32
>>> bit).
>>> The -stata2mplus- command is a user-written program by Michael
>>> Mitchell. You may also want to consider the user-written command
>>> -runmplus-.
>>> There appears to be a small problem in -stata2mplus- on line 40 which,
>>> I think, should read:
>>> outsheet using "`using'.dat" , comma nonames nolabel `replace'
>>> Your workaround was good because it was simple and it worked. You
>>> should be able to rename directories (folders) and files without
>>> having to use a USB stick.
>>> Another workaround is to fix the code on line 40. If you do this, then
>>> I suggest you also rename the program on lines 7 and 8 to something
>>> else, for example to -stata2mplus2-, and add a comment at the top. You
>>> would then use the modified program.
>>> Anders Alexandersson
>>> firstname.lastname@example.com
>>> On Mon, Dec 20, 2010, Evelyn Ersanilli<firstname.lastname@example.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>> I've been experiencing some problems with converting a file from Stata to
>>>> Mplus using the 'stata2mplus' command
>>>> The problem is that the command does not seem to accept spaces in the
>>>> destination file/folder name.
>>>> The normal Stata strategy of using quotation marks doesn't seem to work
>>>> I've tried:
>>>> stata2mplus using "C:\My Documents\Pilot 2" , replace
>>>> invalid 'Documents'
>>>> r(198);
>>>> [...]
>>>> I've found a work-around by putting the file on a USB stick so that I can
>>>> lose the 'My Documents' part, but I feel that there must be a better way.
>>>> Any suggestions?
>>> *
>>> * For searches and help try:
>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>> *
>> * For searches and help try:
>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
> *
> * For searches and help try:
> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
* For searches and help try:
* http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
* http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
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Hi everyone,
We have been lucky enough to get BJJ Black belt and MMA Fighter Ana Maria India over to the UK for a seminar.
I am pleased to say that the final details for the seminar have been confirmed:-
Date: Saturday 6th February
Time: 12-2 Gi Session*
2-4 Nogi Session*
*There will be a short break between the 2 sessions to get changed,
Address: Arch 8, Gales Gardens, Bethnal Green, London, E2 0EJ
The nearest Tube station is Bethnal Green on the central line, the academy is so close you can practically step off the station onto the mat!
Price: Only £20 per session or £25 for both the gi and nogi session!!!!!
The seminar will be open to MEN & WOMEN regardless of academy or experience.
I hope to see you all there, this is a fantastic opportunity at a bargain price, really not to be missed!
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to pm me or post on here.
Ana Maria will also be available for private lessons from the 3rd -7th Feb if anyone is interested please pm me!Ccost £40 per hour for 1 person or £20 each for 2 people
Check out the Facebook event page http://www.facebook.com/pippagranger...4531967&ref=mf
Some info about Ana Maria:-
2 x champion CBJJ Brazilian Nationals
Gold CBJJO world cup
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Gold international grapping competition
Bronze CBJJ world championship 2009
8 x champion of a Bahia competition division and open weight.
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|Summary: Fast Anti-Spam Filtering by Bayesian Statistical Analysis
Bogofilter is a Bayesian spam filter. In normal operation, it takes an e-mail message or text from standard input, does a statistical check against lists of "good" and "bad" words, and returns a status code indicating whether the message is spam. Bogofilter is designed with fast algorithms (including the Berkeley DB system), coded directly in C, and tuned for speed, so it can be used for production by sites that process a lot of mail.
* Sat Sep 17 2011 email@example.com - Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile - Use %_smp_mflags for parallel build * Wed Jul 07 2010 email@example.com - Fix a heap corruption in base64 decoder on invalid input; CVE-2010-2494; (bnc#619847). * Tue Jan 12 2010 email@example.com - fix build on non-arm * Tue Oct 27 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.2.1. + Update configure to use "host" rather than "target", to match the newer autotools cross-build semantics. Untested. Developers changing the build system and users who build from SVN will now need automake 1.9 and autoconf 2.60. + Fix Christian Frommeyer's MIME decoding bug, Ubuntu/Launchpad Bug [#320829]. As a side effect, also fixes misattribution of MIME bodies as MIME headers with mime: tag. Original bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bogofilter/+bug/320829 Before this fix, bogofilter did not properly MIME-decode the first line in a body. This was especially bad with Christian's samples where the whole body was only one long base64 line. + Removed two scripts that are auto-built. + Added test case for Stephen Davies' Q-P EOL problem (see below). + Fixed EOL problem in quoted_printable text. Problem reported by Stephen Davies and identified by Pavel Kankovsky + Promoted to "stable" * Thu May 07 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.2.0. + Flex-2.5.35 has fix for memory allocation problem in 2.5.4, 2.5.31, and 2.5.33, making bogofilter's flex patch obsolete. + Bogofilter now uses listsort in place of qsort. + Added token-count=n, token-count-min=n, and token-count-max=n options. + Minor code cleanups. + spamitarium.pl updated to version 0.3.0 + update bf_compact documentation by removing explicit Berkeley DB references, as it has been fixed to work with other database drivers in March 2008. + bf_compact, bf_copy and bf_tar now support transformed program names + Update sqlite3 adaptor to take advantage of sqlite3_prepare_v2() API function that appeared in SQLite 3.3.9. The new _v2 interface allows for more specific error messages when executing SQL statements. Also enable extended result codes for more precise error reporting. + Update doc/integrating-with-postfix: the script now suggests sendmail -G - i (where -G will be ignored by Postfix before 2.3) to tell Postfix it's a gateway submission, not an original injection; the filter pipe(8) magic for master.cf now suggests flags=Rq (was flags=R), as per Postfix's FILTER_README. + Drop support for systems that reverse setvbuf arguments. The last systems to do that are reported to be shipped in 1987 by the autoconf manual, so ditch them. * Wed Feb 18 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 1.1.7. + Updated sendmail milter contrib/bogofilter-milter.pl to v1.45 + Added maildir training info to English and French FAQs. + Fix uninitialized variable in lexer.c when unicode is disabled. + In process_arg functions use the val parameter rather than optarg. + Function process_arg now has the same prototype for bogofilter, bogolexer, bogoutil, and bogotune. The proper version is called by function read_config_file for all programs. + Fixed syntax errors in t.valgrind test + bf_compact now supports compacting databases that use QDBM, Tokyo Cabinet or SQLite3 and is covered by the test suite. + bf_compact now verifies databases before dumping them, to avoid getting into an unterminated loop and wasting all diskspace. + Bogoupgrade now verifies databases before dumping them, to avoid getting into an unterminated loop and burning all memory or disk space when the database is corrupt. + Bogoupgrade now uses Pod::Usage to print usage/help, prints error messages that are a bit more concise and validates arguments a bit stricter. + Bump required sqlite version to 3.5.4, earlier versions could sometimes corrupt the database. Update install-staticdblibs.sh. Bogofilter will complain when used with older versions. + bf_compact problem fixed. - Update to version 1.1.6. + Transaction support added for TokyoCabinet datastore. + Bump required sqlite version to 3.4.2 and fix related compiler warnings. Bogofilter will complain when used with older versions. + Support for TokyoCabinet datastore added. + doc/README.db was updated to BerkeleyDB 4.6 + doc/README.db: section 3.5 was added, with information on how to resolve "Logging region out of memory; you may need to increase its size", section 4.2 now documents set_lg_regionmax. + The install-staticdblibs.sh script was relicensed under GNU GPL v3, adjusted to download Berkeley DB 4.2 from oracle.com, adds patch #5, and updated to build SQLite 3.4.1. In order to for a rebuild of the updated library, do: rm -rf /opt/db-4.2-lean /opt/sqlite-3-lean and re-run the script. + The recommended minimum sqlite3 version is now 3.4.0, bogofilter will warn if used with older versions. Bugs that could cause database corruption in rare circumstances have been fixed in sqlite3. See doc/README.sqlite for details. + Updated sendmail milter contrib/bogofilter-milter.pl to v1.27 + Add '--spam-header-place={header}' to specify header line before which the X-Bogosity line is placed. + Support --db-verify for sqlite3. + Fix defect where the database verification method would not be called for traditional Berkeley DB databases. Reported by Eric Wood. + Fix test suite for situations where there are blanks in the test or working directories' names. + Repair passthrough defect on systems whose standard system library makes a distinction between text and binary mode in stdio stuff. - Update to version 1.1.5 2007-01-14 (released) 2007-01-25 (declared stable) + Fixed Makefile dependency problem. + Fixed block-on-subnets problem. + Added block-on-subnets regression test. - Update to version 1.1.4 2007-01-01 (released) + Update copyright notices. + Add GSL dependency to bogofilter target to support parallel makes. + Fixed problem in flex-2.5.4 patch. - Update to version 1.1.3 2006-12-03 (released) 2006-12-20 (declared stable) + Fixed typo in configure.ac. - Update to version 1.1.2 2006-12-02 (released) + Revise install-staticlibs.sh's links for retrieving database tarball and patches. + Revise make rules for generating statically linked RPM. + Provide separate flex patches for 2.5.4 and 2.5.3x + Updated file comment for lexer_v3.l and removed unneeded rules T1, T12, SHORT_TOKEN, and TOKEN_12. + Miscellaneous minor cleanups of lexer_v3.l classes and rules. + Patch flex skeleton code problem which can cause a seg-fault. + Fix processing of "--unicode=no" option. + Fix prefixes for ip address and url tokens. 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(_FILE_OFFSET_BITS/_LARGE_FILE). + Fix lexer_v3.l format string mismatch that broke debugging code on 64-bit systems. + Add multi-word token support to bogoutil & bogotune. + Clean up token prefixing. + Clean up queue-id processing. + Add max-multi-token-len checks. + Add min-token-len check (with exemption for 2 character money amounts which bogofilter has long accepted). + Add "short token" pattern to lexer + Add options for min/max token length, multi-token count, and max multi-token length. + Corrected option parsing in bogotune to support -n ham1 ham2 - s spam1 spam2 as suggested by bogotune -h; broken since 0.93.2. + Corrected problem with bogotune's -D option (thanks to Jason Smith). + Flush output after writing spam header line and/or message body. + When database is near to maximum allowed size, allow reading it and disallow writing to it. + Fix formatting of Rtable output when in the message header, this keeps verbose passthrough modes RFC-822/2822 compliant. + Fixed --input-file and --output-file command line options. * Wed Jan 25 2006 firstname.lastname@example.com - converted neededforbuild to BuildRequires * Mon Jan 23 2006 email@example.com - Update to version 1.0.1; CVE-2005-4591, CVE-2005-4592; [#142490].
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Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories' hits stores today
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The day Daft Punk fans have been waiting for has finally arrived. Since the first hint of a new album, everyone in the dance music community has been salivating and anxiously awaiting the French DJ duo's long-awaited new album Random Access Memories. Finally, their new album officially hits stores today, marking their first studio effort since 2005's Human After All.
But for most fans, this won't be their first taste of the disc. In addition to releasing the lead single "Get Lucky" last month, Daft Punk has also been streaming Random Access Memories in full on iTunes for the past week.
The robots have talked at length about the new material representing a return to a classic era of dance music, a fact highlighted by guest appearances from iconic producers Nile Rodgers and Giorgio Moroder. The album also includes guest work from Pharrell Williams, the Strokes' Julian Casablancas, Animal Collective's Panda Bear, and others.
Check out Pete Tong's exclusive interview with Thomas and Guy about their new album and great comeback below.
The official Random Access Memories launch party took place this past weekend in the rural Australian town of Wee Waa. Daft Punk members Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter didn't show up to the event, and have yet to announce any public appearances in support of the new album. Check out some live footage from the party!


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The Red Sox agreed to a two-year contract with free agent outfielder Jonny Gomes, Jim Bowden of ESPN.com and MLB Network Radio reports
Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald first reported that the sides were nearing a deal. Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com first reported that the sides were building momentum and had discussed a two-year deal.
:head spins: I believe Sean
Gomes is most comfortable in the 2 hole and he has good bat control and plate discipline. I still think the team must relegate Ryan Sweeney to a 4th OF role due to his struggles against LHP. The question is what move is next?
I think Nick Swisher could still be in the fold given his versatility and again plate discipline. But addressing the bullpen and rotation needs to be Cherington's priority at this point. I believe Carlos Villanueva makes a ton of sense to man a spot at the back of the rotation. In the pen, sorting through the list of available FAs- I would target J.P. Howell, Jason Frasor, Jason Grilli & Mike Adams (If financially realistic).
Hey guys, Jays fan here. I like the signing for you guys. I wanted him for us to platoon at DH. With the trade we made with the Marlins we currently have 3 lefties in our rotation. Gomes is a good guy to have to face us. Good luck this year. Hopefully we both improve.
According to the OF metrics I'm looking at Gomes is no worse in RF then LF. FanGraphs and BR both agree - he's a look-a-like. He's a crappy fielder for sure, but not restricted to just LF.
Fenway's RF is the biggest in the Majors, but TB's is quite sizable as well, as is Oakland.
Gomes hits better in the #3 and #4 slot then 2, but he is quite good in the #2 - and there is little chance he gets any shots at those.
Gomes career wise hits better playing RF than any other position in case anyone cares about that.
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Woah, that's more than I expected.Susan Slusser @susanslusser
I'm told it's two years, $10 million for Gomes, about twice what #Athletics offered in Sept.
Jeez, I was picturing him at 6 or 7, have some pop and walk ability near the bottom of our lineup, especially as a platoon player.
And I'd definitely put him and Kalish as a platoon in LF, neither has the speed or range to play RF in Fenway.
Plus, Gomes 2012-to-career zone rating in LF is 12.53-11.41, in RF its 7.44-3.63. He is significantly better in LF than in RF.
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@susanslusser: Again, that's two years and $10 million for Gomes, $5 million per season guaranteed, The Chronicle is reporting.
That's a big overpay. Wasn't Ross asking for $8M per year for 3? Surely the money would have come down if they waited.
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2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
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I'd consider this, but that money could be spent on paying for my dogs' wedding, or gold plating my faucets' handles.
Guerlain also offer their Bee Bottles in gold leaf with engraved initials for significant additional fee. For CREED, I prefer the standard Royal Exclusives bottles and would rather spend the money on other things. Although, I don't seen anything wrong with providing consumers choice.
A fool and his money are some party.
Personalized bottles Creed, really?! Le Labo says "meh".
Kinda reminds me of what Salvador Dali did at the end of his life, when he autographed thousands upon thousands of blank pieces of paper onto which a company later silkscreened his works. When he was asked about it, Dali said something like: "If an unscrupulous seller is willing to put an inferior likeness of my genius on a piece of scrap paper that I sign, and an idiotic buyer is willing to pay good money for that inferior image, they deserve each other."
Current Top Five:
1. Creed Green Irish Tweed
2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
P.T. Barnum, said, "A sucker is born every minutes." Then again, it's all personal choice on whether to be suckered.
"...put on clothes that are well-scented with incense. Even if youre somewhere where no one special will see you, you still feel a heady sense of pleasure inside." Things that make your heart beat fast (translated by Meredith McKinney), Sei Shonagon. The Pillow Book.
I don't see a problem with this. Is really isn't much different from Bond No. 9 offering Swarovski crystal versions of their bottles. Many manufacturers offer specialty items. Would I buy this? No. But why the hate? They are simply offering a product. If you don't want it or can't afford it, don't buy it.
I personally have many other things to do with my money, and don't display my bottles anyway. But for those with plenty of disposable income, this is an option. I see way more money being spent on sculptures and paintings that are far uglier that this.
Current Spring Favorites:
1. Creed - Spice & Wood
2. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
3. Dior - Vetiver
4. Clive Christian - 1872 for Men
5. Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
6. Ermenegildo Zegna - Haitian Vetiver
7. Les Nez - Turtle Vetiver Back
8. Tom Ford - Rive dAmbre
9. Creed - Green Valley
10. Parfumerie Generale - Grand Siecle Intense 7.1
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Mr. Ken Jackson, Vice-Chair, called the metting to order at 11:28 am. Mr. Jackson states that he was conducting the meeting because Mrs. Gail Richardson, Chair, has laryngitis. Mr. Jackson noted for the record that media notification had been made in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act. He also noted that a quorum is present.
Mr. Jackson asked Mrs. Jan Braddock to call the roll.
Mr. Jackson then asked the Board of there were any corrections that needed to be made to the minutes of the November 21, 2003 meeting. Mr. Robert Williams made a mation that the minutes be approved. Mr. Jimmy Brown seconded the motion. The minutes received unanimous approval by the Board.
Academic Affairs and Shared Governance Committee:
Mrs. Trish Hartung reported that the committee heard a presentation by Dr. Janis McWayne and Dr. Peter King on a program that they have implemented called "Walk This Way." This is a wellness program for faculty and staff of the University, and there are 150 participants. It is a research project in which there are monthly health programs for the participants to attend. Also, the participants wear a pedometer to monitor their daily activity. This program is designed to help the participants become more aware of how increased physical activity can lead to better health.
Mrs. Hartung also stated that the committee heard a report from the Chair of the Faculty and the Provost. One particular faculty member, Mr. Philip Gardner, has received the Southeastern Writing Center Association Award for 2004.
Mrs. Hartung stated that Ms. Julie Bush, Associate Provost for Enrollment Management, reported that as of February 13, headcount of students for the Spring 2004 semester is 3000. There were 1592 freshmen that applied for Spring 2004, and 1079 were accepted. The Enrollment Management staff has been very busy recently because they have been in the process of moving to another office location in the Stokes Administration Building. They have done an exceptional job of making the move very smooth while keeping up with their regular duties.
Alumni Affairs Committee:
Mr. W. C. Stanton reported that there were two very special guests at the committee meeting this morning. The guests were Ms. Jennifer Higgins, President of the Student Alumni Association, and Ms. Cathy Lee, President of the Alumni Association. The committee discussed the Homecoming activities, which are scheduled for February 27 and February 28, 2004. Mr. Stanton noted that brochures on Homecoming were given to each Board member. The Student Alumni Association is very active on campus. They had a Valentine's Bake Sale and raised double the money that they did last year with this event. Ms. Cathy Lee reported on events that the Alumni Association is planning. They will be hosting alumni gatherings at The Cottage. They will be sponsoring FMU Alumni Days at businesses with a high concentrtion of FMU graduates. Two businesses that fall into this category are ACS Technologies and McLeod Regional Medical Center. Mr. Hal Campbell, head of ACS Technologies, was awarded the Outstanding Alumnus for 2004 at the Alumni Appreciation Dinner on the evening of February 19. McLeod Regional Medical Center is the largest employer in Florence County, and the Secretary of the Board, Mrs. Teresa Anderson, is an executive at McLeod.
Mr. Stanton concluded his report with some interesting facts about graduates from Francis Marion Unviersity. The largest number of students to graduate in an academic year was 653 graduates in 1993-94. Of these 653 graduates, 431 were from the Pee Dee area. Mr. Stanton noted that the counties that comprise the Pee Dee area are Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Marion, and Marlboro. Mr. Stanton also states that in the academic year 2002-2003, 82% of FMU students received some type of financial assistance, totaling $21.5 million. He also reported that as of May 2003, Francis Marion University has a total of 14,060 graduates. Of these 14,060 graduates, 10,285 reside in South Carolina and 7,842 reside in the Pee Dee area. For Fall 2003, there were 2,869 full-time undergraduate students. Of these 2,869, 1436 were from the Pee Dee area and 2,682 were from South Carolina. Mr. Stanton reminded the Board that one FTE is equivalent to one student taking a course load of 15 credit hours during a semester, and FTE is part of how our funding is determined. Mr. Stanton also reported that in Fall 2003, there were a total of 228 part-time undergraduate students. Of these 228, 182 were from the Pee Dee area and 220 were from South Carolina. Mr. Stanton noted that these facts indicate that the University is adhering to its mission of educating the people of South Carolina, especially the Pee Dee area.
Executive Affairs Committee:
Mr. Jackson reported that the committee met and no action was taken.
Financial Affairs and Responsibility Committee:
Mr. George McIntyre reported that the committee rviewed the budget summary and determined that the University is in stable financial condition at this point in the budget year. There is a surplus of revenue due to increase in enrollment. At this time, the University is at 57% of expenditures. This puts us slightly under budget at this time, but we are on target and in good shape at this particular time of the budget year.
Mr. McIntyre then brought two resolutions that were passed unanimously by the committee to the Board for approval:
The first resolution is 01-04 Adjustment of Housing Fees. Mr. McIntyre stated that this adjustment is necessary because there is a need to create a revenue stream to retire bonds in relation to the new student housing project that is underway. Mr. McIntyre also noted that we would also be working on retiring existing bond debt. Mr. McIntyre stated that the committee did a survey, and these proposed housing fees are still very economical in comparison to other universities in the state. Mr. McIntyre made a motion for Board approval of the resolution. Mr. Williams seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. McIntyre stated that it appears we will get a Triple A rating on the bonds, which will save the University interest charges throughout the term of the bond issue. Mr. McIntyre thanked the University administration for their help in making that possible.
The second resolution is 02-04 Approval of Management Agreement for Operation of Student Housing Facilities. This resolution is concerning the University entering a management agreement with Capstone Management Company for privatization of the new and existing housing. Capstone Management Company has extensive experience in the area of student housing, managing appromixately 34,000 beds of student housing throughout the United States. This will enhance current student life as well as meet future student life needs. Mr. McIntyre also noted that this resolution gives the President of the University the authority to review and approve on behalf of the University the student housing management agreement. Mr. McIntyre made a motion for Board approval of the resolution. Mr. Coleman seconded the motion. The resolution erceived unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. McIntyre also noted that the Real Estate Foundation Board would be meeting on February 25 to review the lease document, loan document, and management agreement document for approval.
Planning and Accreditation Committee:
In Mr. Robert Lee's absence, Mrs. Teresa Anderson gave this committee report. Mrs. Anderson reported that Mr. Larry Anderson, Chair of the Department, reported on the accreditation efforts for the Department of Fine Arts. There are two parts to this accreditation process. The first step in the process is a self-study, and the second is an on-site visit. The on-site visit will last approximately two days. Mr. Anderson stated that he anticipates no problems with the accreditation process. Once this accreditation is received, it will be ten years before this process has to be repeated.
Mrs. Anderson then stated that Dr. Ken Kitts, Associate Provost, reported on the progress of the Strategic Plan. Dr. Kitts reported that the School of Business has completed their Strategic Plan. The School of Education is very near completing their Strategic Plan. The College of Liberal Arts is making great progress on its Strategic Plan. Dr. Fred David's model for the Strategic Plan is being used, and 124 possible objectives have been identified for inclusion in the plan. The faculty will be surveyed next week in hopes to priortize these items. Once this is completed, Dr. Kitts and Dr. Mike Jordan will provide a summary to be reviewed by the faculty.
Student Affairs and Athletics Committee:
Mr. Coleman stated that the committee heard a report from the SGA President who said that we now have 24 senators. The SGA has recently approved legislation to improve the weight room equipment. The SGA is also very active in Open House and Homecoming. The SGA is also implementing a "Newspaper in Education" program, which consists of making issues of the Morning News available to students, faculty, and staff.
Mr. Coleman then stated that the committee heard a report from Athletic Director, Murray Hartzler. Mr. Hartzler reported that the average GPA for all FMU athletes at the end of Fall 2003 is 2.78, compared to the average GPA for all undergraduates being 2.55. The men's basketball team is having a great season with their record being 22-2. They have already won the Northern Division Conference Championship and are ranked 12th in then nation. If the men's basketball team finishes first in the region, it will get the bid to host the national tournament. The tournament dates will be March 13 and March 14, with the final game being on March 16. The women's basketball team is ranked 3rd in the conference with a record of 12-10. The baseball team is ranked 17th in the nation and the golf team is ranked 8th in the nation. The softball team is currently undefeated. The men's tennis team is 3-0, and the women's tennis team is 2-1. In regard to athletic fundraising, we have received $119,500 out of $167,000 in pledges. In regard to athletic facilities, the tennis courts are being upgraded and should be ready in a few weeks. Also, in regard to the track facilities, the decision has been made not to do any upgrades at this time. The upgrade to the track would cost $300,000. Because the FMU track program is small, it has been decided that the money would be put to better use in other areas of the athletic department. Mr. Coleman concluded his report on athletics by thanking the Morning News for giving the University athletic department such good coverage.
Mr. Coleman then stated that the committee hard a report from Dr. Joe Heyward about things that are going on in the student affairs area. Dr. Heyward reported that there are 57 registered student organizations on campus. The most active organizations are Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Psychology Club, College Democrats, fraternities, and sororities. There will be a blood drive in the University Center on February 18. Homecoming and Spirit Week are February 23-28. Greek Week will be March 22-26. Finally, the Ms. FMU pageant will be April 7.
In regard to housing, Mr. Coleman reported that there are 1029 campus residents for the Spring 2004 semester. In the Fall of 2003, there were 1134 campus residents, which is 100% capacity.
Mr. Coleman then stated that Mr. Darryl Bridges, Assistant Vice President for Student Development, gave a report to the committee. Mr. Bridges reported that 5 out of 7 fraternities and sororities increased their GPA this past semester. Mr. Bridges also reported that the SGA has passed legislation to upgrade the student lab computers in the Career Development office.
Mr. Coleman concluded his report by mentioning how exciting it is for the University to be constructing new student housing.
University Development:
Mr. Jimmy Brown reported that the Capital Campaign has signed committments to date of $11.2 million, which is 93% of the goal. Outstanding verbal committments are $935,000. The current goal to date is $12.1 million. There are 26 new donors equaling about $26,000. Mr. Brown also reported that the Foundation Develoment Group is in the process of completing a Strategic Plan to determine the future course of fund raising activities.
President's Report:
Dr. Carter mentioned the "Walk This Way" program initiated by Dr. Peter King and Dr. Janis McWayne. He noted how popular this program has been among faculty and staff. Dr. Carter stated that the operations of The Cottage are going very well. He also mentioned the steps the University is trying to take to make the nursing program strictly an FMU program rather than a satellite of MUSC. Dr. Carter also noted what a wonderful impact the non-profit institute is having on the community. Dr. Carter mentioned the new housing facility and what a bright addition it will be to the campus. He also stated that we are trying to keep the housing rates commensurate with the overall tuition rates so that they are affordable to the people of the Pee Dee area. Dr. Carter then introduced Mr. Daniel Dukes, who is the legislative liaison for Francis Marion University and the College of Charleston. Dr. Carter commended Athletic Director Murray Hartzler for the way he is administering the athletic program. Dr. Carter noted that Mr. Hartzler is making sure that the athletes excel in the classroom as well as in sports. Dr. Carter then noted that 30 high school seniors are on campus today for the Physics Institute, and about half of these students are considering attending Francis Marion University. Dr. Carter stated that Dr. Charlene Wages would be stepping down as Chair of the Faculty as of July 1, 2004. Dr. Carter commended Dr. Wages for her excellence in serving as Chair of the Faculty. He stated that she would be recognized at the next Board Meeting. Dr. Carter then mentioned the Board of Trustees Research Scholar Luncheon immediately after the Board meeting. This luncheon will honor Dr. John Britton, Dr. Larry McCumber, and Dr. Benjamin Woods who are the research scholars for this year.
Unfinished Business:
No unfinished business.
New Business:
No new business.
Executive Session:
No executive session needed.
Mr. Jackson adjourned the meeting at 12:12 pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Teressa C. Anderson, Secretary


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Bruno Mars opens up about 'When I Was Your Man'
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Bruno Mars has revealed the inspiration behind his hit "When I Was Your Man." The singer, who is gracing the cover of "Rolling Stone" for the first time in the career, tells the magazine that the poignant ballad was actually written for his current girlfriend model Jessica Caban.
He wrote it during a rocky period in their relationship, when he feared he was losing her. But the pair has since reconciled, and Bruno says it's "just like bleeding" when he plays it live.
Mars, who ditched his signature fedora to sport a flashy animal-print shirt for the cover, is also opening up about his family's history in the entertainment business, and how he started out as an Elvis Presley impersonator for their band at the age of two.
Bruno's family hit tough times and struggled to pay the bills. But he says he "wouldn't trade it for anything," because it allows to enjoy what he has now even more.
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West Point • A 15-year-old boy arrested after his adopted younger brothers were found stabbed to death in his family's West Point home had traces of blood on him when he was found later by police.
Davis County Sheriff Todd Richardson said during a Thursday afternoon press conference that the blood linked the teen to the crime scene. No weapons were found on the suspect, but two knives believed to be the murder weapons were recovered at the home.
Richardson said the teen was cooperating with investigators and had spoken "bluntly" with them. The suspect has no known history of mental illness and there is no evidence or premeditation, he said. The teen has no prior history with law enforcement other than running away for a brief time when he was 12, according to Richardson.
"Nothing led up to this. … There are big holes we have to fill," he said.
Neighbors in the quiet, well-kept middle-class neighborhood were stunned by the murders and the news that the teen, who was described as an academically gifted ninth-grader, could have committed such a crime.
"It's sad. It's very sad," said neighbor Lindsey Caballero, who lives across the street.
Richardson said bodies of the boys, a 10-year-old and a 4-year-old, were found about 7:35 p.m. Wednesday with what appeared to be "penetrating knife wounds."
Deputies rushed to the home at 120 S. 1660 West after the boys' mother called 911 to report finding her 4-year-old son dead, and her 15-year-old and 10-year-old sons missing.
Deputies arrived to find the 4-year-old boy dead on the floor of the home. Officers found the 10-year-old's body a short time later in another part of the house.
The 15-year-old boy had been put in charge of the 10-year-old and 4-year-old boys when their mother took her other children to a dance recital at about 4:45 p.m., investigators said.
The Salt Lake Tribune initially reported the name of 15-year-old when he was the subject of a short-lived missing person's alert. However, following his arrest, and consistent with the newspaper's policy of not naming juvenile criminal suspects, his name is now being withheld.
The teen was found walking on the street by Layton police about 11:30 p.m., some eight miles away from the crime scene. He was taken to the hospital to be checked out before questioning. He was then booked into at the Farmington Bay Youth Detention Center on suspicion of two counts of homicide, Richardson said, adding, "We believe he acted alone."
Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings said Thursday that his office was working with sheriff's authorities to screen charges against the teen, and to decide whether to seek charges against him as an adult.
"We grieve for the family involved," Rawlings said. "There are more questions than answers at this point. This teen in custody has a presumption of innocence. Facts are being gathered to assist with critical decisions."
Davis County Sheriff's Sgt. Susan Poulsen confirmed that the family is military, and that the father has been out of town on active duty. Police did not release any other information on the family.
Davis School District spokesman Chris Williams said the 15-year-old was enrolled as a ninth-grader at West Point Junior High. The 10-year-old attended fourth grade at Lakeside Elementary School. Grief counselors were at both schools Thursday morning.
Williams said the youths' parents would move them in and out of public school, so he didn't know how well other students might have known them. Sometimes they'd be enrolled in public school and at other times they'd be home-schooled, he said.
Williams said the teen was an honors student, a member of the National Honors Society and a distance runner on the track team.
Thursday night, he was supposed to receive some academic awards at a school ceremony, Williams said.
Caballero said there were six children in the home: the teen in custody and his younger brother, who are the couple's biological children; the 10-year-old boy, who was adopted at birth; and the 4-year-old boy and his two younger sisters, who were recently adopted from the foster care system.
She was shocked by the accusation that the older boy was involved in the children's deaths.
"This is just beyond my imagination of what would happen," she said.
Other neighbors watched as detectives worked the scene behind yellow police tape. Someone began a memorial of flowers and balloons near the home's mailbox.
Neighbor Ann Durrwachter, 23, lives two doors down from the victims' home. She said she found it hard to believe the teenaged boy could be involved in the slayings, describing him as well behaved, a model student and a good kid.
"He took good care of his family," she said. "They were an amazing family the family you would go to for a grain of salt and a cup of sugar. The mother is phenomenal. ... They are very loved. We mourn their children as much as they do."
Tribune reporter Jessica Miller contributed to this story.
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Utah law allows charges against youth who are 16 and 17 years old to be direct-filed in adult court if they have committed certain crimes. But because the youth in this case is 15, it would be up to a juvenile court judge to determine whether he should be tried as an adult if prosecutors file to certify him as an adult. During a special hearing in juvenile court, the judge would consider such factors as the youth's age, the nature of the offense and the likelihood of rehabilitation.


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Anna Kournikova was a tennis sensation in the late 1990s, when her good looks and big blonde hair made her a fan favorite and a popular Internet pinup. Kournikova had played for Russia in the Federation Cup at age 14 and won her first professional title at 15, but by 1998 the talk was more about her looks than her backhand; People magazine named the 17-year-old one of that year's "50 Most Beautiful People." Anna Kournikova won Australian Open doubles titles in 1999 and 2002, both times teaming with Martina Hingis; they were her first and only Grand Slam titles. In 2000 the Web portal Lycos named her the Internet's most-searched athlete, and she ended the year ranked 9th in the world in singles. But that was the high point; 2003 was her last year on the World Tennis Federation circuit, and she never won a WTP singles title or made the finals of a major tournament. Since 2003 she has continued to play in charity tournaments and World Team Tennis events, and has been a spokesperson for K-Swiss tennis shoes and several other brands. She was a trainer on the TV show The Biggest Loser in 2011.
Anna Kournikova began dating singer Enrique Iglesias in 2001, and they continued dating throughout the 2000s… Other tennis stars of the same era include Martina Hingis, Serena and Venus Williams, and Amanda Coetzer.
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WATCH: Thomas Gold debuts video for 'Remember'
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What would you do if a magic elevator transported you to some of dance music's biggest clubs and festivals around the world? Would it be something you'll always remember? Thomas Gold explores the possibility in his latest music video for his new single featuring Kaelyn Behr, "Remember."
In the new music video, several unsuspecting dance music fans step into a seemingly normal elevator, but after the doors close, the real party begins. The elevator becomes an instant dance music paradise, announcing destinations like Ibiza, Ministry of Sound, Mysteryland, Tomorrowland, and more.
"Remember" is out now on iTunes and Beatport. Check out the video below!