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Australasia's Melges 32s Tight Fleet
19 November 2011
Picturesque Lake Macquarie supplied some close Melges 32 twilight racing on day one of the Melges 32 States.
The new twilight racing format supplied by PRO of Lake Macquarie Yacht Club Russel Cummings proved very popular with competitors on day one of the Series.
The format allowed teams to rig up in a relaxed manner and weigh-in for the first start at 5pm, back to the dock after the second race on dusk by 8pm.
Steve Girdis skipper of Melges 32 Funnel Web enjoyed the twilight racing but said "the only thing is we felt like we should pull out the cheese and biscuits down wind".
The Melges 32 racing was very close. Australian Class President Kim Williams and crew kicked off the regatta with a win onboard Rock and Roll jibing to take first from Angus Reid Maxstar who was followed in third place by Lake Macquarie local Brad Sewell on Breezin. Rock and Roll demonstrated the tight level of competition with a last place in the second race. Maxstar finished the day ahead in the series after a first in race two, Steve Girdis Funnel Web second with Gosford's boat, Sticks owned by Mike Turner in third exhibiting exceptional down wind speed.

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Rockies discover offense, deny Cardinals series sweep
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Jorge De La Rosa answered a pair of pitching gems by the St. Louis Cardinals with one of his own. The Colorado Rockies' offense woke up, too.
De La Rosa held St. Louis hitless into the seventh inning and Troy Tulowitzki's three-run homer ended Colorado's scoreless streak at 28 innings, sending the Rockies to an 8-2 victory Sunday.
"I definitely think it was a big hit and it took some pressure off Jorge," Tulowitzki said. "He didn't feel like he had to be perfect, even though he was real close to being perfect."
De La Rosa did not allow a hit until David Freese's two-out single in the seventh.
"You try to stay calm," the pitcher said. "I think that helps, but I started feeling tired the last few innings. I think that's why I left a couple of pitches up and they hit (them) very good."
Mets lefty Johan Santana pitched a no-hitter against the Cardinals last year. Freese flashed back to that game, which ended when he struck out.
"You never want to lose a game. You never want to get no-hit, either," Freese said. "I remember last year it was pretty frustrating against Santana and it was creeping up on us.
"So it was nice to get it out of the way."
Charlie Blackmon added a two-run homer off Jaime Garcia (4-2) for the Rockies, who snapped a four-game skid. They finished with 11 hits after totaling three in consecutive shutout losses to rookie Shelby Miller and Adam Wainwright.
"Jaime definitely had a couple of pretty tough acts to follow," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "He came out and looked pretty good at the beginning, and had a couple things happen that didn't quite go his way."
Nolan Arenado, who singled with one out in the eighth to break up Wainwright's no-hit bid Saturday, was among four Rockies with two hits apiece.
"It's too good of an offensive lineup to stay down too long," manager Walt Weiss said. "Tulo had a big home run that got us going."
The Cardinals lost for just the second time in 11 games. Pinch-hitter Matt Adams' RBI single off Matt Belisle in a two-run ninth ended Colorado's shutout bid.
De La Rosa (4-3) struck out seven and allowed two hits in seven innings, baffling the Cardinals until Freese singled sharply to right off the glove of diving first baseman Jordan Pacheco and Jon Jay followed with a double. De La Rosa finished his longest outing of the season, and his best showing on the road by far, by getting Pete Kozma on a lineout to first.
De La Rosa entered 1-3 with a 5.13 ERA on the road and 2-0 at home with 12 scoreless innings. This was the fourth time he worked six or more scoreless innings, and he carries a 13-inning scoreless streak into his next outing.
Tulowitzki's eighth homer and first on the road since April 9 stopped the Rockies' scoreless streak two innings shy of the team record. They went 30 innings without a run from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, 2010, according to STATS.
The Rockies entered the weekend with the top offense in the National League and still led with a .266 batting average going into the finale of the three-game series. Tulowitzki was 0 for 6 in the first two games with five strikeouts and Carlos Gonzalez had been hitless in 15 at-bats before finishing with two singles and a walk.
Blackmon batted eighth after being called up earlier in the day to replace Michael Cuddyer, placed on the 15-day disabled list with a neck injury. Blackmon got a nice ovation for his fourth career homer after mistakenly getting introduced as a player making his major league debut during his first at-bat.
"Oh my gosh," Blackmon said. "That's unbelievable. Who does that? It wasn't my first home run, but they thought it was."
Colorado had five hits in the first three innings after totaling three and going 40 consecutive at-bats without a hit the previous two days. The Rockies have never been shut out three straight times.
Garcia had won three straight starts before giving up five runs in six innings and falling to 0-3 with a 10.53 ERA against the Rockies in four starts - his highest against any opponent. He entered as the career ERA leader at 8-year-old Busch Stadium at 2.41.
"How many starts have I made against them?" Garcia said. "You know what, I didn't even think about that at all. Obviously, they have a really good lineup but I don't think about those things."
The lefty gave up just two homers in his first seven starts and entered with a 2.25 ERA overall.
Pacheco doubled with one out in the first to stop a 34-inning drought since the team's last extra-base hit, also according to STATS. The Rockies finished with five extra-base hits, including a two-run double by pinch-hitter Reid Brignac off Carlos Martinez in the eighth.
The Cardinals' streak of retiring 40 straight batters is tied for the second-longest in the majors since 1974, two shy of the record set by the Seattle Mariners from Aug. 14-17 last year, with Felix Hernandez throwing a perfect game on Aug. 15. Rangers pitchers retired 40 in a row in 1996.
NOTES: Gonzalez had two singles and a walk and is 6 for 12 against Garcia. ... Cardinals pitchers had a 2.02 ERA the previous 10 games. ... Cardinals C Yadier Molina was 0 for 3, ending an 11-game hitting streak. He had five hits in the first two games of the series. ... Jay has a nine-game hitting streak with 14 hits.


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Miami Heat Release Former Skyforce Center, Coyote Guard
He's got a ring. Now he's looking for work. On Monday the Miami Heat released Jarvis Varnado who took a whirlwind route to an NBA Championship. The NBA club also waived former South Dakota guard Charlie Westbrook and UCLA guard Larry Drew II.
Varnado was originally drafted by Miami, but spent a couple of years overseas with the Heat retaining his rights. He eventually was allocated to the NBA Development League Sioux Falls Skyforce who at that time was an affiliate of the Heat. After an impressive start to the season, Varnado was signed on Christmas Day by the Boston Celtics then released in early January. Then Miami eventually signed Varnado for the remainder of the season appearing in 13 regular season games. His aggregate statistics were 8 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks and 1 steal in 58 minutes played.
Westbrook played two seasons with the Coyotes graduating in 2012. He averaged 16.2 points as a junior then 18.7 points his senior year, breaking the 1,000 point barrier in his two campaigns in Vermillion. A 6-4 combo guard, Westbrook played in Italy last season with the Portland Trail Blazers summer league entry in 2013.
Drew II was a free agent signee after finishing his college career at UCLA this past spring. The 6-2 guard played three years at North Carolina before going west. Drew II only appeared in one preseason game with the Heat.
With the new partnership between Miami and the Skyforce this season it is possible that the Heat could allocate players to Sioux Falls who don't make it out of training camp. Varnado is a special case because if the 6-10 center returns to the NBADL, Sioux Falls holds the rights to his services because of his time with the Skyforce last season.


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Hi all,
I know that this will seem like a really strange thing to ask, but I am going through a bit of a tough time at the moment with weight/food issues and anxieties and I need to get better.
I have posted in the problems section and people have been very kind to give me support and advice. However, I went to the doctors about it today and his basic response was, I need to eat 'normally' and change my attitude towards food, but I have forgotten what 'normal' is? I know what I eat and what my husband eats (as I'm the one that cooks!) but I was after some support as to what all you normal people out there eat on a daily basis!
I support I am trying to get some support about what is normal and what is not and also to get some new ideas for breakfast, lunch and dinner as I have tended to stick to the same things for the last 10-12 months (low fat, low calorie, low salt, low sugar, low carb and very very small portions!) and need a bit of inspiration as to what new foods I can add into my diet.
For instance, I had a conversation with someone at work who told me that she was having an Indian take away on a Wednesday night. I was shocked! If I was to have a curry, I would make it myself from scratch and wouldn't eat anything like that during the week so would only eat it at the weekend with a tiny naan (which I would only eat half of!) and 1 poppadom. She found this bizarre!
I can't remember the last time I had a frozen pizza and even feel guilty and have only eaten one that I made myself (with reduced fat cheese and veggies) once in the past 10 months.
As you can tell, I have real issues, which I am desperately trying to address. So, please could you post your daily food intake so that I can, in a way, reteach myself of how to eat like normal people?
Thank you so much for your much appreciated support.


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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel's Sleepover/Backyard Camping" Daniel's Sleepover - Daniel and his parents go to Prince Wednesday's castle for a family sleepover. When Daniel and Prince Wednesday go through their bedtime routines together, Daniel realizes how different it is sleeping at Prince Wednesday's castle. As bedtime nears, Daniel and Prince Wednesday notice some things that are just a little bit scary. D
5:30 am
Martha Speaks "Puppy Skits/Dinosaurs In Trouble!" Puppy Skits - Can a dog break through the space-time continuum? T.D. thinks so. As Martha recounts the tale of how T.D. D
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NOVA "Extreme Cave Diving" Cave diver and environmental anthropologist Kenny Broad heads an interdisciplinary team of climatologists, paleontologists and anthropologists into underwater caves, or blue holes, formed during the last ice age. Broad is investigating the hidden history of Earth's climate as revealed by finds in this "alternate universe."G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "European Travel Skills, Part 1" Rick begins his favorite 3,000-mile European loop while providing information about essential travel skills. He packs 30 years of travel experience into his practical advice while he is on location in Amsterdam, Germany's Rhineland, Venice, Siena, the Italian Riviera, the Swiss Alps, Paris and London. Part 1 of 3G
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Rudy Maxa's World "Bangkok, Thailand" Rudy visits the city's back streets, residential klongs and legendary food carts and markets.G
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The Desert Speaks "Desert Treasures" The desert can yield a bounty of treasures, but what does gold have in common with trees, fish and meteorites? To the right person, they all have a sentimental, if not monetary, value. Using the Tucson Gem and Mineral show as a launching pad for the quest, The Desert Speaks travels around the country's deserts to find out where exactly these items come from and who values these unusual treasures. The search begins with a hunt for fish fossils in the Red Desert of Wyoming and then a visit to the Painted Desert with the Bach family. D
8:30 am
Chef John Besh's New Orleans Chilled Tomato Soup with Tapenade, Trout Amandine, and Buttermilk Panna Cotta. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "Lip Smacking Roman Style Saltimbocca" Lidia makes Italian- American favorites: Mozzarella Sticks, Veal Saltimbocca and Zeppole. She heads to Eataly in New York City to learn how mozzarella is made. D
9:30 am
GardenSMART Difficult areas in our yards and gardens complicate putting the right plant in the right place. How do we address those issues and end up with a great looking garden? Tune in as our visiting experts share their ideas to help make your yard and garden a showplace. Don't miss this GardenSMART show. D
10:00 am
Christina "Calling All Chocoholics" They call it the food of the gods. It's silky, sensual and inspires passion. Women will run you over for it. D
10:30 am
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Italian Favorites Revisited" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Slow-Cooker Meatballs and Marinara. Then, Chris answers questions from viewers. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top picks for garlic peelers. D
11:00 am
Austin City Limits "Raphael Saadiq/Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears" Saadiq highlights songs from his old-school soul album Stone Rollin'. Lewis and The Honeybears pound out bluesy soul nuggets.G
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Abby's Tricycle" Abby is preparing to ride her very first tricycle! She has her basket, helmet, and her friend Elmo, but Abby doesn't know how to ride a tricycle. Elmo suggests that Gordon teach Abby since Gordon was the one to teach him. Gordon teaches Abby about all the different parts of a tricycle; the seat, handlebars, and pedals. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Hurricane at Pteranodon Terrace/Rafting The Cretaceous" The long-awaited rains finally return to Pteranodon Terrace, but grow into a huge rainstorm that grows even bigger - into a hurricane! Dad hasn't seen it blow like this since he was a kid. They seek shelter, and Don discovers an entrance to a cave below their nest, where not only the Pteranodons, but also their other neighbors, the Lambeorsaurus family and Cindy Cimolestes, all take shelter for the night. In the morning, the storm has passed, but everyone must pitch in to rebuild their various nests. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "Molly's Dance Show" The curtain rises on Princess Pea's dance recital but she's too scared to come out of the wings! Super Why and his friends head into the story Molly's Dance Show to meet a ballerina doll with similar stage fright. When Molly's dreams of performing come true, thanks to a fairy princess and some magic slippers, Princess Presto wonders what it will take for her to have confidence, too. Educational Objectives: To learn about self-confidence. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Maps/Termite Towers" Maps - Nick and Sally are pretending to be pirates. The Cat takes them on a real pirate adventure by following a treasure map! They use landmarks to find their way to a real pirate treasure: parchment paper and ink pens to make their own pirate maps! Termite Towers - Sally and Nick just can't seem to keep their block tower from toppling over. The Cat in the Hat takes them to meet some expert tower builders: the termites! After shrinking down to bug-size, they learn from Terry termite how to build a tower that won't wiggle and wobble. D
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Wild Kratts "Bad Hair Day" Chris and Martin try to help a lion named "He who breathes fire" get past obstacles and back to his pride, who are under siege from two intruder lions. D
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Sara's Weeknight Meals "Asian Flavors with Dale Talde" Top Chef contestant and Asian-American restaurateur Dale Talde shows Sara his secret sources in Chinatown for pulled noodles and other ingredients, then they come back to Sara's home kitchen to cook up Pad Thai with Oysters and Bacon and his signature dish, Angry Chicken, spiced like kim chee and marinated in yogurt with lots of potatoes to soak up the sauce. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Heart of England and South Wales" After King Arthur country at Glastonbury, Rick goes to prehistoric Stonehenge. He meets an eccentric lord in the Cotswolds, and visits an evocative ruined abbey in South Wales.G
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Naturally Obsessed: The Making of a Scientist This program delves into the lab of charismatic professor Dr. Lawrence Shapiro, and follows three irrepressible graduate students as they pursue a Ph.D. degree and race to publish their scientific findings. Their challenge: to decipher the structure and mechanism of a tiny protein that controls the burning and storage of fat.G
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Globe Trekker "Honduras & El Salvador" Brianna explores Honduras and El Salvador, two of Central America's most rewarding destinations.G
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Outdoor Idaho "Palisades By Season" Experience the seasons in eastern Idaho's Palisades on the South Fork of the Snake River near the Wyoming border. With a reservoir, prize river fishing spots and more than 400,000 acres of wildlands in the region, each season brings a new attraction. Cameras follow biologists and nesting eagles, fishing enthusiasts, a huckleberry gatherer, and winter wildlife watchers.G
7:30 pm
Dialogue "Good Summer Reading 2012" Marcia Franklin interviews authors Kim Barnes and Tim Cahill, who discuss their own work and writing styles, and recommend books for long summer days. Other favorite reading choices for summer have been submitted by viewers. Barnes is a University of Idaho English professor and author of five books. Cahill is a founding editor of Outside Magazine and author of 10 books.G
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Oregon Field Guide "Wolves In Oregon?" Biologists expect wolves to move into Oregon. The show tracks the wolf in the neighboring state of Idaho and explores the many issues that will face Oregon.G
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Travelscope "Crossing The Swiss Alps" From cosmopolitan Geneva to the UNESCO heritage Aletsch Glacier Joseph travels through Switzerland by bus, train and lake steamer. In Geneva Joseph explores a city that has remained in the forefront of innovation and change and visits Lake Geneva's fascinating lakeside villages such as the Olympic city of Lausanne. While in the sun-rich, car-free, 7,000-foot atmosphere of Bettmeralp Joseph enjoys a typical Swiss experience that is filled with glacier treks, colorful festivals, local cuisine, the beauty of the rural countryside and warm Alpine hospitality. D
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Himalaya with Michael Palin "Roof of the World" Taking the high road to Lhasa, Palin seeks to see for himself what the Chinese have done to Tibet. From the Potala Palace to the great monasteries of Tashi Lhunpo and Sera, he sees religion is once again tolerated, while the old Tibetan centre of the city is being torn down to be replaced with shopping malls and nightclubs. He also learns how to milk a yak, makes cheese with a nomad family, and travels to the summer horse festival in Yushu. Part 4 of 6G
10:00 pm
Globe Trekker "Honduras & El Salvador" Brianna explores Honduras and El Salvador, two of Central America's most rewarding destinations.G
11:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Palisades By Season" Experience the seasons in eastern Idaho's Palisades on the South Fork of the Snake River near the Wyoming border. With a reservoir, prize river fishing spots and more than 400,000 acres of wildlands in the region, each season brings a new attraction. Cameras follow biologists and nesting eagles, fishing enthusiasts, a huckleberry gatherer, and winter wildlife watchers.G
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Dialogue "Good Summer Reading 2012" Marcia Franklin interviews authors Kim Barnes and Tim Cahill, who discuss their own work and writing styles, and recommend books for long summer days. Other favorite reading choices for summer have been submitted by viewers. Barnes is a University of Idaho English professor and author of five books. Cahill is a founding editor of Outside Magazine and author of 10 books.G


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ASIST 2012 Annual Meeting
Baltimore, MD, October 26-30, 2012
Digital Liaisons: Shifting Borders in Interdisciplinary Collaborations
Special Interest Group Digital Libraries June Abbas, Tina Jayroe, Michael Leach, Student Presenters
Sunday, 5:30pm
As the line between libraries and other information environments starts to blur with digital initiative collaborations, so do the distinctions between specific professions, roles, and duties within these contexts. Given the changing landscape, up-and-coming professionals at the undergraduate and master's degree level as well as recent graduates are greatly impacted by these innovations. Providing these early professionals with a venue for showcasing their budding expertise is critical for continuing this cycle of innovation. The proposed session features posters and presentations from undergraduate and master's students and early professionals which highlight their research, contributions and professional experiences related to the evolution and shifting borders of digital information environments.


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Suffolk University is located at 120 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02108 in downtown Boston.
We strongly encourage the use of public transportation. We are located a few steps from the Park Street MBTA subway station (Red and Green subway lines). It is also a short walk from commuter trains that come into South Station and North Station. For more info on using the Boston subway and train system, visit the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority website or MBTA Trip Planner.
Suffolk Law School has no public parking. Area parking facilities.


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VANCOUVER, BC – Vancouver Whitecaps FC announced today that the club has waived centre back Martín Bonjour.
"We are thankful for the contributions Martín made to the club and wish him the best of luck," said Whitecaps FC president Bob Lenarduzzi.
Bonjour, 27, joined Whitecaps FC last January after spending the previous four years playing in Uruguay. The native of Carhué, Argentina, scored one goal in 31 appearances for Vancouver.
Whitecaps FC 2013 MLS season tickets start at $349, plus applicable tax and a $10 processing fee per order. To secure a seat and for additional information about Whitecaps FC season tickets, including Pitchside Club and suites, call 604.669.9283 or visit whitecapsfc.com/tickets.


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The Zooniverse is Expanding
On Thursday, June 2, I attended a presentation to the Minnesota Astronomical Society by University of Minnesota professor Lucy Fortson, formerly of the Adler Planetarium in Chicago. The topic of her presentation was, "Birth of the Zooniverse: How Citizen Scientists are Taking on Research from Galaxies to Climate Change."
Galaxy Zoo
The Zooniverse grew out of Galaxy Zoo, a scholarly effort to get many pairs of eyes analyze and create a taxonomy for the "data flood" of deep field and ultra deep field galactic images taken by the Hubble observatory. In contrast to the thousands of bright galaxies photographed onto glass plates by the Palomar Sky Survey in the 1950s, the number of digital photographs of bright galaxies needing identification exceeded one million, much more than is possible for any graduate student to handle.
Human beings understand relationships via taxonomies. When a field is largely unknown, and the development of galaxies is still not understood, scientists first gather large amounts of data, then sort and classify it by carefully defined criteria. (Computers also do a wonderful job of storing data, and associating data in relationships that nevertheless must first be defined by human beings.)
Astronomers attempted to have algorithms identify and classify these galaxies, using color as a proxy for shape. Computers, however, are great at crunching numbers but still have only limited success at pattern recognition and matching. Meanwhile, this "data flood" was producing blue ellipticals and red spirals, creating contingencies that crossed the color proxy parameters set for the algorithms. Neural networking also had limited success, and duplicated the same problems. Therefore, the solution was to find volunteers without astronomical knowledge, who would provide fresh eyes, to identify spiral armed, spiral barred, and elliptical galaxies among the images.
In 2007 the astronomers launched a website, Galaxy Zoo, which they expected to gather a few thousand volunteers at most. The response from the public was overwhelming, and it crashed their servers. Hundreds of thousands of ordinary people from around the world participated (the astronomers saw a marked dip in classifications when the Egyptian government shut down the internet for a while), and soon the questions were coming in from the volunteers. Unable to answer them all, the astronomers set up a forum for the volunteers.
Also, in order to eliminate empty clicks, false identifications, and practical jokers or random clicks by children, statistical analysis is applied to the results.
Known unknowns and unknown unknowns
Here is where the project truly becomes interesting for me: unable to get their specific questions answered, this increasingly astronomically literate community, which started out with very limited astronomical knowledge, began to do literature searches of refereed journals. They began to make discoveries celestial objects predicted but not yet observed. One of the volunteers, frustrated with the "hunt and peck" method of going through this "data deluge," even wrote a query of the Sloan site's spectral data.
The project has yielded 20 peer-reviewed scientific papers—including the MNRAS papers—and one comic book. (I can't help but wonder what Guillermo Gonzalez was doing all this time if he was serious about attaining the qualifications for tenure.)
New research projects have been designed around these lessons learned, and thus the Zooniverse was born. New projects include an avian and entomological project with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, a study of ocean temperatures recorded in British ship logs during World War I (climate change is driven by the oceans, yet most of our data comes from land-based temperature sensors, yet the British recorded the ocean temperature faithfully every four hours), and the reconstruction and translation from the Greek of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri from Egypt.
The role of the citizen scientist
It must be stressed that, when one uses nonexperts as citizen scientists, it is imperative that their roles be clearly defined and coherently limited by a strict definition of "citizen science." There were also strict parameters set (spiral versus elliptical, etc.). This is not a top-down agenda to employ vulnerable adults seeking assuagement of eschatological fears in a campaign to get "new" (fringe or pseudo-) science into high school curricula, or a one-stop shop for bullet points to provide "corroboration" for a foregone conclusion. For example, though there are an abundance of amateur astronomers, these volunteers were not solicited to gather images, but to identify them based on good faith eyeballing. Eyeballing identifies simple shapes and colors (not "complexity") and should only be used for this. Naïve eyeballing by nonexperts was expressly sought after in this particular case for a particular reason: to eliminate the bias that experts would show in performing what for them would be considered a menial task.* To the public, however, looking at images of galaxies and identifying their shape was a meaningful exercise that led to open-ended inquiry and, importantly, greater information literacy.
*For example, my eye doctor apologized to me for putting me through glaucoma tests after seeing an abnormal cup size on my optic nerve. He admitted that he had just attended a conference on glaucoma and had been viewing so many abnormal optic nerves that that may have influenced the false positive that he saw in my case.
It happens: despite the fact that the word "archive" [sic] is used many different ways in the vernacular, the second I see that word I focus immediately on it. (Actually, use of the word "archive" is a giveaway, as professionals use "archives" even in the singular.)
Labels: archives, astronomy, citizen science, Galaxy Zoo, information literacy, Minnesota Astronomical Society, scientific method, Zooniverse


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Arsenic has been found in at least 781 of 1,300 National Priorities List sites (hazardous waste sites) identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. A release from an industrial plant, or from a container, does not always lead to exposure. You can be exposed to a chemical only when you come into contact with it. Exposures occur through breathing, eating, or drinking substances containing the chemical, or from skin contact with it. If you are exposed to arsenic, the appearance of symptoms and their seriousness is dependent upon how much, how long and by what way you were exposed. Your sex, age, lifestyle and state of health also contribute.
What is arsenic?
Arsenic is a naturally occurring gray metal-like material found in the environment combined with other elements. Most of these combined compounds are white or colorless powders that do not evaporate. They have no smell, and most have no special taste, so you cannot tell if arsenic is present in your food, water, or air. Arsenic is sometimes used in industry as a wood preservative and in insect and weed killers.
How does arsenic enter the environment?
It is present in the air as dust from industrial output, burning of arsenic containing compounds, and the wind blowing arsenic containing soil. It dissolves in water, so it may be present in groundwater, lakes, rivers and streams.
How might I be exposed to arsenic?
If you live in an area with naturally high levels of arsenic or near a hazardous waste site, you may take arsenic in through your water or from food grown in the soil. If you work in copper or lead smelting and inhale arsenic dust or swallow it, if you work with arsenic treated wood, either burning it or through the sawdust, and inhale the dust or smoke, if you work with or frequent a building where arsenic containing pest killers are used, you could accidentally inhale or swallow it.
How can arsenic affect my health?
Because arsenic is a natural part of the environment, low levels of arsenic are present in soil, water, food, and air. Higher levels of some arsenic may cause irritation of the stomach and intestines, pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Arsenic is harmful to the production of blood cells and may cause abnormal heart rhythm. It may damage blood vessels and impair nerve function. It may also cause skin changes in the form of corns or warts. These skin changes are not considered to be a health concern in their own right, but a small number of the corns may ultimately develop into skin cancer. In high levels, arsenic may cause lung cancer or even death. The Department of Health and Human Services has determined that arsenic is a known carcinogen. All of these symptoms may also be caused by other illnesses, so it is important to determine if you have been exposed.
Is there a medical test to determine whether I have been exposed to arsenic?
There are tests that can measure arsenic in your blood, urine, hair or fingernails. None of these tests are routinely available at your doctor's office.
For more information contact:
Indiana State Department of Health
Environmental Public Health Division
100 N Senate Ave, N855
Indianapolis, IN 46204


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July 10, 2015
On June 27, a young freedom fighter and community organizer mounted an awe-inspiring campaign to bring down the Confederate battle flag. Brittany "Bree" Newsome, in a courageous act of civil disobedience, scaled a metal pole using a climbing harness, to remove the flag from the grounds of the South Carolina state capitol. She refused law enforcement commands to end her mission and was immediately arrested along with ally James Ian Tyson. Though the flag was replaced an hour later, only 12 days later, the Legislature voted it down for good.


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Prohibited Political Activity - Click here for instructions on avoiding ethics violations related to political activity during this campaign season.
The Ethics Act
The State Officials and Employees Ethics Act (The Ethics Act) addresses several important issues for state employees, including:
- Ethics Training — both annual and for new employees.
- Prohibited political activities, including contributions on state property.
- Procurement communication reporting.
- Gift ban.
- "Revolving door" prohibitions and requirements.
- "Whistle blower" protection.
- And others.
The Ethics Officer position was established by the Ethics Act in 2003.
Ethics Officers' responsibilities include:
- Act as a liaison between the university and the Office of the Executive Inspector General (OEIG) and between the university and the Executive Ethics Commission (EEC).
- Review Statements of Economic Interests and disclosure forms of certain employees and officers before they are filed with the Secretary of State.
- Provide guidance to employees in the interpretation and implementation of the Ethics Act, which the employee may, in good faith, rely on.
The Ethics Officer refers reports of Ethics Act violations to the OEIG, and provides assistance to employees in complying with the Ethics Act and ensures the University meets its obligations with regard to ethics training which provides each employee with the information they need to avoid violating the Ethics Act.
The Ethics Officer at EIU is Laura McLaughlin, 217-581-7249 or firstname.lastname@example.com Blair Hall Room 2102


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by BarbaraSpectre 02.06.2018 09:00
My First Post
A Warning to America from South Africa
Classic Gang To Kang diagram
Imagine a world... without niggers
The New Europeans
Jews call for white peoples death.
Only (((2%))) of the population.
Blatant Anti-white article from CNN JEWS
Criticism Creates Support
All Critics are Enemy Agents
A Traitor is Too Big To Fail
We Must Be Winning
Invoke Authority
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Bump & Run
Characterize as Rumor
Change the Subject
Coming Half-Clean
Why Germany Despised Jews before WW2.
Why Germany wanted to remove the Jews.
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The Office of Financial Aid will be
closed on Friday, March 8th, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
due to staff training.
We will process summer federal loans for students who
specified on their 2002/2003 FAFSA that they would
be enrolled at least half-time for the Summer term. If
you completed the 2002/03 FAFSA, but did not specify that
you would be enrolled for Summer and have since decided
that you will take Summer courses, please e-mail the Financial
Aid Office at firstname.lastname@example.com and state
how many hours you intend on registering for. You must
complete the 2002/03 FAFSA in order to receive Summer
federal loans. For students who wish to apply for
a private loan for the Summer, please e-mail the office
with your request.
For the current (2001/02) academic year,
complete the 2001/2002 FAFSA. For the upcoming (2002/03)
academic year, complete the 2002/2003 FAFSA or
the 2002/2003 Renewal FAFSA.
Begin the federal financial aid application
process online using the Department of Education's FAFSA
on the Web. It's free, fast, easy and accurate!!
- Contact your Financial Aid Administrator to find
out about additional paperwork that may be required to
process your financial aid.
Illinois Institute of Technology- Downtown
Campus School Code: E00773
In order to complete your FAFSA online,
you must have a PIN number. In order to obtain a PIN number,
you may access the following website: www.eac.ed.gov
If you need help completing the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the Department
of Education provides this helpful site with complete
instructions, and phone numbers if you need more help:
Did you know that there are U.S. tax breaks if you plan
to go to college? Go to the following website to learn
about tax breaks for those either planning to go to college,
already in school, or for people who have graduated and
are paying back loans on their education: www.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/
Exit interviews may be completed by visiting the following
Graduating students or students who have withrawn from
the school must complete Exit Counseling. Students who graduated
in December and have not received a Borrower Profile may
contact the Financial Aid Office.
You may obtain information about your outstanding federal
loans by visiting The National Student Loan Data System
(NSLDS). NSLDS is the U.S. Department of Education's central
database for student aid. NSLDS provides a centralized,
integrated view of Title IV loans that are tracked through
their entire cycle: www.nslds.ed.gov
If you are planning to visit another law school for any
term, and you would like to apply for financial aid, please
submit all of the required paperwork to ensure receiving
your disbursements in a timely manner. If you have
any questions regarding this process, please call the Office
of Financial Aid.
The following forms are available to download:
1. Chicago-Kent Study Abroad Financial Aid Request Form
2. Chicago-Kent Visiting Away at Another Law School Request
3. 2001-2002 Verification Worksheet
4. Student Worksheet A, B and C
5. Express Federal Loan Application
6. Express Alternative Loan Application
These forms can be downloaded from forms
If you are a student who is planning on taking
both Law and MBA Courses for the 2001-02 academic year,
please be advised that this may affect your financial aid.
Please call the Financial Aid Office at (312) 906-5180 and
schedule an appointment with a financial aid counselor so
we may give you a detailed breakdown of how your loans will
be disbursed.
Signature Loan Update:
Signature Loan from Bank One was originally one of our preferred
lenders listed on the 2001-02 Alternative Express Loan Application.
Please be advised that we have substituted Law Loans for
Signature Bank. The same terms still apply.
In addition, Saliie Mae is still the servicer for that particular
loan program.
IIT Loan from IDAPP: If you chose
Illinois Institute of Technology as your private loan lender
for the 2001-02 academic year, you must also select Illinois
Institute of Technology as your preferred Federal Stafford
Loan lender, -OR- you must select a lender not on our preferred
lender list but who is an Illinois lender for your
Federal Stafford Loans. You can apply for this loan online
at www.IDAPP.com
- If you want the school to initiate the process, you must
complete an Alternative Express Loan Application.
The Office of Financial Aid is open Monday
through Thursday, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Friday, 8:30 AM
to 4:30 PM. We are located on the second floor in
Suite 230. Please feel free to stop in our office
during business hours with any concerns or questions you
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03/09/2015 -
Ursuline College Announces Sister Christine De Vinne, O.S.U., Ph.D., as its 17th President.
03/06/2015 -
Three basketball players awarded G-MAC honors.
03/06/2015 -
Celebrating 18 years of leadership.
03/02/2015 -
Track and Field Team Wins Second G-MAC Championship.
02/25/2015 -
The Breen School of Nursing's Patricia Sharpnack and Kimberly Dillon Bleich honored.
02/24/2015 -
Bea Indurain named G-MAC Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week.
02/13/2015 -
Art Therapy and Counseling alum featured on front page of the Plain Dealer.
02/12/2015 -
Jayme Plummer named UC's new head volleyball coach.
02/05/2015 -
Dean Messina-Dysert talks feminism and religion on Things Not Seen Radio
02/03/2015 -
New academic center to be named for Parker Hannifin.
01/05/2015 -
Soccer program cleans up Division II All-Ohio Awards
12/17/2014 -
Faculty awarded for teaching excellence and community service
12/09/2014 -
Bea Indurain Named G-MAC Track & Field Athlete of the Week
11/24/2014 -
Ursuline's Vanessa Consiglio Named Academic All-America® of the Year
11/06/2014 -
Ursuline College Soccer Team Advances to Saturday's G-MAC Title Match
10/30/2014 -
Ursuline junior selected to Capital One Academic All-District Team
10/20/2014 -
Ursuline College's statement on Ebola virus
10/15/2014 -
Ursuline seeking candidates for College President
10/15/2014 -
MBA graduate featured in Crain's Cleveland Business 'Top 40 Under 40'
10/07/2014 -
Ursuline College well-represented in national statistical rankings
09/26/2014 -
Math Professor reflects on college years, parent's influence for 'Inside Higher Ed'
09/22/2014 -
Junior Vanessa Consiglio named G-MAC Women's Athlete of the Week
09/22/2014 -
Professor and Department Chair selected for PRSA Esteemed College of Fellows
09/16/2014 -
Ursuline College's Paige Rowan Named G-MAC Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week
09/16/2014 -
Ursuline College President Sr. Diana Stano to retire
09/09/2014 -
Historic Preservation alumna to present at national conference
09/04/2014 -
Assistant Professor serves as mentor for US National Chemistry Olympiad
09/02/2014 -
Ursuline College soccer team picked first in G-MAC preseason poll
08/07/2014 -
Ursuline College will be closed on Friday, August 8, 2014
07/18/2014 -
Ursuline hires full-time Department Chair of Art Therapy Undergraduate Program
07/11/2014 -
College receives $200,000 to endow scholarship in honor of alumna
07/07/2014 -
Ursuline~St. John College Alumnae Assocation honors two outstanding women
07/02/2014 -
MSN program seeks public comments
06/13/2014 -
Ursuline College announces new Dean of the Breen School of Nursing
05/28/2014 -
Maddy Outman Promoted to Co-Head Track Coach at Ursuline College
05/27/2014 -
All-American Burlinson Places Third at NCAA Championships
05/22/2014 -
Ursuline College recognizes individuals for years of service
05/15/2014 -
Natalie Huggins Named G-MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
04/24/2014 -
Biology major awarded 'Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship'
04/24/2014 -
Professor and Chair of Religious Studies selected as an NEH summer scholar
04/22/2014 -
Track and field program wins first G-MAC title in school history
04/07/2014 -
Nursing professor recognized by Ohio League for Nursing for work in mental health
03/25/2014 -
College launches largest project in 40 Years
03/18/2014 -
Ursuline's Nicole Burlinson Named Division II All-American
02/25/2014 -
Athletic Director Chosen to Serve as Mentor in NCAA Program
02/25/2014 -
Governor Appoints Breen School of Nursing Associate Dean to Ohio Board of Nursing
02/07/2014 -
Author Amanda Flower's first Children's Book Nominated for Agatha Award
02/07/2014 -
Cleveland Plain Dealer covers Veterans Art Therapy Exhibition at Tri-C Gallery
01/21/2014 -
Freshman Erica Huber Wins Conference Award for Second Time This Season
01/19/2014 -
Professor Connie Korosec talks keeping your closet organized on WKYC-TV
01/15/2014 -
College Receives NCATE, CAEP Accreditation for Education Unit
01/10/2014 -
Nursing Professor and Graduate Student Receive Top Awards from OAAPN
01/10/2014 -
College President talks Athletics, Fundraising on WTAM 1100 Morning Radio
12/27/2013 -
Tornado turns Ursuline College athletes into road warriors
12/23/2013 -
Ursuline Wins Conference Award of Excellence from NCAA
12/18/2013 -
How the Media Failed Women in 2013
12/17/2013 -
Empowering Young Girls in Math and Science
12/13/2013 -
Professor George Matejka on Time Magazine's Person of the Year
12/09/2013 -
Arrows Win Conference Opener, Earn First-Ever G-MAC Victory
12/09/2013 -
Sewing for Malawi: Ursuline Students to H.E.L.P. Out
12/09/2013 -
Ursuline Kicks off Rebuilding Campaign with $1 Million Gift
12/05/2013 -
Sr. Dorothy Kazel Club Attends School of America's Watch Protest
12/05/2013 -
Behind-the-Scenes: The College's Brand
12/05/2013 -
Consiglio, Feitl Named to NSCAA All-Midwest Region Teams
12/03/2013 -
Ursuline hosts first Chew and Chat to Discuss "Princess"
11/26/2013 -
The Breen School of Nursing Lauded for Educational Excellence
11/18/2013 -
Ursuline College featured in NCAA Champion Magazine
11/15/2013 -
St. John College Alumna Receives Secretary's Award for Excellence in Nursing
11/08/2013 -
Six Soccer Players Earn All-Conference Honors
11/04/2013 -
Freshman named Great Midwest Athletic Conference 'Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week'
10/29/2013 -
Cross Country Runner Named G-MAC 'Freshman of the Year'
10/23/2013 -
Arrows Basketball Team to Play at Quicken Loans Arena
10/15/2013 -
Counseling and Career Services Director honored with Hazel Brown Award
10/02/2013 -
Sophomore named first 'Women's Golf Athlete of the Month'
09/27/2013 -
Students and alumnae recognized on Ursuline's Wall of Fame 2013
09/17/2013 -
Junior Paige Rowan 'Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week' for Second Consecutive Week
09/13/2013 -
Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies appears on MSNBC
09/12/2013 -
College President to Speak at Global Leadership Mentoring Conference
09/11/2013 -
Updates regarding Ursuline's recovery efforts after tornado hits campus
08/14/2013 -
Professor Avery Friedman writes Plain Dealer column on Ruth Bader Ginsburg
08/09/2013 -
Ursuline College "Financially Fit" According to Forbes, US Department of Education
07/27/2013 -
Basketball Team Earns a Spot on WBCA Academic Honor Roll
07/27/2013 -
Ronald E. Dziedzicki, Chief Operating Officer for UH, promoted to Major General
07/27/2013 -
Professor George Matejka appears on Cleveland's NPR station to discuss religion
07/24/2013 -
Ursuline College begins to rebuild
07/23/2013 -
Tornado Damage
07/12/2013 -
Ursuline launches new blog
07/11/2013 -
Ursuline chosen as Glass Explorer to showcase only Women's College in Ohio
06/27/2013 -
Director of Wasmer Gallery Anna Arnold Honored by Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio
06/26/2013 -
Students and faculty travel to China
06/25/2013 -
Nursing Undergraduate and Graduate Programs Receive National Recognition
06/25/2013 -
Two alumnae honored at Ursuline~St. John College Reunion 2013
06/21/2013 -
Community Mourns the Loss of Sr. M. Annunciata Witz, OSU '42UC
06/19/2013 -
Softball Player Named G-MAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year
06/07/2013 -
Photos from Commencement 2013
06/04/2013 -
Wasmer Gallery Director Anna Arnold talks Cleveland in The Plain Dealer
05/23/2013 -
Graduates reflect on their college experience in Nursing Convocation
05/21/2013 -
Education Graduate Student Recognized by Mayfield Schools
05/16/2013 -
Cleveland Clinic Chief Nursing Officer wins Distinguished Nursing Alumnae Award
05/08/2013 -
Psychology Program takes Two Students to Chicago
05/06/2013 -
Alumna and Adjunct Professor Patricia Nugent receives National Principal Award
05/06/2013 -
SNUC raises $3,000 for the American Heart Association
04/29/2013 -
Highlights from Innovations '13 Student Fashion Show
04/25/2013 -
Social Work Student Susan Postle Receives Regional Award
04/23/2013 -
Jen Irwin named Great Midwest Athletic Conference Women's Golf Coach of the Year
04/16/2013 -
Art Therapy and Counseling Faculty and Students on Service Trip in El Salvador
04/10/2013 -
Ursuline hires new Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies
04/09/2013 -
Nursing students win the Jackie Cannarella Scholarship
04/08/2013 -
Ursuline Professor Dr. Dohee Kim-Appel's Research Gets National Attention
04/04/2013 -
President Sr. Diana Stano featured on Channel 3 News
03/21/2013 -
Ursuline Professor, Natalie Weaver, Speaks at the UN
03/21/2013 -
Ursuline Professor Laura Hammel Wins PRSA Award for Exceptional Mentorship
03/21/2013 -
Marcus Thomas Event
03/11/2013 -
Ursuline receives $5 million gift, largest in its history
02/20/2013 -
School of Arts and Sciences Wins Student Competition
02/18/2013 -
State Representative John E. Barnes Jr. visits Ursuline
02/13/2013 -
Ursuline Professor George Matejka Discusses the Process of Electing a New Pope on Live on Lakeside
02/06/2013 -
Dr. Connie Korosec discusses American designers Live on Lakeside
02/05/2013 -
Ursuline's First DNP Student Graduates
01/30/2013 -
Ursuline and Warrensville Heights School District Form Mentoring Program
01/17/2013 -
Ursuline's Color Your Corner Project
01/09/2013 -
Avery Friedman
01/07/2013 -
Sign up today
12/14/2012 -
Ursuline Graduate Nursing Student Receives Scholarship
11/26/2012 -
Five Volleyball Members Recognized
11/12/2012 -
Ursuline's Fine Arts Publication Receives Recognition
11/07/2012 -
WKNR Dj Talks Ursuline
11/06/2012 -
Ursuline Fashion Professor on WKYC
10/12/2012 -
Arrows Golf Season Finishes Strong
10/05/2012 -
Ursuline Seeks Public Comments for Upcoming NCATE Visit
10/03/2012 -
Disability Awareness Week
09/20/2012 -
Banned Book Event
09/18/2012 -
Cross Country Coach on ESPN Radio
09/18/2012 -
Ursuline's Historic Costume Study Collection
09/11/2012 -
Athlete Named GMAC Cross Country Runner of the Week
08/31/2012 -
Pilla Building Renovation
08/07/2012 -
Ursuline Admissions Department Receives Recognition
08/05/2012 -
Former UC Student Competes in London.
07/18/2012 -
Arrows Move Into Provisional Year
07/03/2012 -
Follow one student in her summer travels through Europe.
06/27/2012 -
A New Tree is Planted
06/12/2012 -
Ursuline's Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
05/09/2012 -
Kathy Rogers Receives Nursing Award
05/04/2012 -
Ursuline Names Shannon Sword to Head Position
02/21/2012 -
Ursuline is Now a Member of NCAA G-MAC
02/07/2012 -
Event Sponsored by Ursuline and CBC Magazine
02/06/2012 -
Ursuline Seeks Public Comments for Upcoming Higher Learning Commission Visit
01/16/2012 -
College Community Mourns the Loss of Sr. Anna Margaret Gilbride, OSU, Ph.D. '56SJ
01/10/2012 -
Avery Friedman
01/10/2012 -
Dual Admission with Tri-C
12/20/2011 -
A Christmas Message
12/14/2011 -
Faculty Members Honored
11/22/2011 -
Avery Friedman
11/18/2011 -
Assessment of Campus Climate and Community
09/15/2011 -
College Community Mourns the Loss of Sr. Angelita Zawada, OSU
08/15/2011 -
Fashion Faculty Member Featured in CBC Magazine
07/18/2011 -
Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages
06/28/2011 -
Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)
06/20/2011 -
Evening of Success
06/07/2011 -
Ursuline Forms New Athletic Conference
06/01/2011 -
Amadeus Rappe and Crystal Awards
06/01/2011 -
Student Receives Next Generation of Care Award
05/31/2011 -
2011 NAIA Outdoor Track National Championships
05/27/2011 -
Recognized by Crain's Cleveland Business
04/29/2011 -
Janet Baker Receives Nursing Alumnae Award
04/26/2011 -
Ursuline Student Receives Top Social Work Award
04/18/2011 -
Arrows Win Five Track & Field Top Honors
04/18/2011 -
Ursuline Student Wins First Place
03/22/2011 -
Summer Science Programs Offered at Ursuline
03/17/2011 -
College Community Mourns the Loss of Former Faculty Member
02/25/2011 -
02/02/2011 -
01/26/2011 -
Ursuline Receives One Million Dollars
01/20/2011 -
Student Recognized for Art Piece
01/12/2011 -
01/06/2011 -
Ursuline Travels to Africa
01/05/2011 -
Follow Ursuline Students on Trip to China
12/14/2010 -
Receives Recognition for Database Video
12/13/2010 -
11/01/2010 -
Ursuline receives Champions of Character Five Star Award
10/15/2010 -
Ursuline College Alumnus Promoted to the Rank of Brigadier General
09/23/2010 -
College Community Mourns the Loss of Dear Alum and Faculty Member Virginia Marion
09/13/2010 -
Jack Newman Named Chair
09/09/2010 -
VP of Enrollment Management Appointed
07/12/2010 -
The Breen School of Nursing Receives 10 Scholarships
07/12/2010 -
Tsinghua University in China
07/12/2010 -
Ursuline Receives Federal Grant
07/12/2010 -
Amadeus Rappe and Crystal Awards
07/12/2010 -
Ursuline Accepted into NCAA
06/30/2010 -
Congratulations to the Class of 2010
06/10/2010 -
Doctor of Nursing Practice
05/23/2010 -
Development Office Fundraiser.
04/23/2010 -
Ursuline College Community Mourns the Loss of Sophomore Nursing Student.
02/28/2010 -
RN to BSN Nursing Degree
02/28/2010 -
Distinguished Educators
01/11/2010 -
Support the Ursuline Arrows
12/03/2009 -
Ursuline Adds Masters in Business Degree
12/01/2009 -
Four Students Named Cross Country Scholar-Athletes
08/10/2009 -
The Ursuline College Breen School of Nursing Awarded Scholarships for Accelerated Students
07/20/2009 -
Ursuline Announces a Fast Track in Special and Early Childhood Education
08/22/2015 -
Undergraduate Fall Orientation
08/22/2015 -
Parent Orientation
08/21/2015 -
Undergraduate Adult Student Orientation
06/05/2015 -
Strawbridge Symposium 2015
04/12/2015 -
Go Run for Go Red
04/08/2015 -
Not a Number Night Openhouse
04/03/2015 -
UC Vibe: All-Campus Student Exhibition
03/23/2015 -
A Panel Discussion on Human Trafficking
03/18/2015 -
Not a Number Night Openhouse
03/06/2015 -
15th Annual Art and Healing Exhibition
03/01/2015 -
Docudrama: Celebrating the contribution of Catholic sister nurses in the U.S. Civil War
02/21/2015 -
Heart Healthy Afternoon Tea
02/21/2015 -
The Red Formal
02/10/2015 -
College Study Tours: Turkey & Greece
02/03/2015 -
Please Watch Your Step: Challenges in Preventing Falls
01/22/2015 -
Instant Application Night
01/20/2015 -
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Program
01/16/2015 -
Winter Art Invitational II Exhibit
01/01/2015 -
Information Session and Campus Tour
01/01/2015 -
Coffee and Conversation
12/20/2014 -
Art Therapy & Counseling Information Session
12/10/2014 -
Graduate Nursing Information Session
12/01/2014 -
Evidence-Based Nursing Day
11/24/2014 -
Master Apprenticeship Program Information Session
11/18/2014 -
Historic Preservation eLearning Session
11/15/2014 -
Discover Nursing Day
11/01/2014 -
Senior Scholar Day
10/31/2014 -
The Best Closet in Cleveland Exhibition
10/30/2014 -
Fracking and the Future of Sustainability Justice in Northeast Ohio
10/25/2014 -
Volunteer Day
10/17/2014 -
10/04/2014 -
Second Annual Athletic Department Clambake
10/02/2014 -
An Evening with Author Amanda Flower
10/01/2014 -
'Holy Women Icons' with Angela Yarber, Ph.D.
09/28/2014 -
3rd Annual Walk for Water: One Mile Run/Walk
09/23/2014 -
Banned Books Week Readout
09/20/2014 -
Family Fun Fest
08/01/2014 -
Healing Imagination: The Art Therapy Juried Exhibition
07/29/2014 -
Educational Administration Open House
07/24/2014 -
DNP Dinner & Discussion
07/01/2014 -
College Prep Program
06/05/2014 -
Dying to Do Letterman
05/22/2014 -
#BringBackOurGirls March
05/16/2014 -
Senior Show 2014
05/16/2014 -
Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Ceremony
05/06/2014 -
Beyond the BSN: Transitioning Your Nursing Career
05/05/2014 -
Evidence-Based Nursing Day
04/30/2014 -
MBA eLearning Session
04/29/2014 -
Student Research Symposium
04/29/2014 -
Groundbreaking Ceremony
04/27/2014 -
Go Run for Go Red
04/27/2014 -
Innovations '14: Student Fashion Show
04/15/2014 -
An Evening With Ursuline
04/04/2014 -
Katie Holzheimer '75: Impressions Exhibit
04/03/2014 -
Nursing Fair Extravaganza
04/03/2014 -
Red Cross Blood Drive/Noodles for Nurses
03/31/2014 -
Transnational Perspectives on Women's Rights as Human Rights
03/20/2014 -
Leadership Development and Professional Networking Event
03/06/2014 -
Art. Speak. Heal: Honoring Veteran Stories
03/01/2014 -
Go Red Formal
02/28/2014 -
Free Film Friday
02/13/2014 -
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Judith French Visit
01/22/2014 -
Adult Program Information Session
01/22/2014 -
Ursuline Basketball at Quicken Loans Arena
01/17/2014 -
Winter Art Invitational featuring the University of Dayton Crèche Collection
12/09/2013 -
Evidence-Based Nursing Day
12/08/2013 -
St. Nicholas Mass & Brunch
11/23/2013 -
Fashion Focus Club Presents: 2013 Met Ball
11/18/2013 -
Founder's Week 2013
11/16/2013 -
Discover Nursing Day
11/09/2013 -
Senior Sneak Peek
11/07/2013 -
Thomas Salomon's "In Memoriam: Responses to the Unanswerable" Exhibit
11/01/2013 -
The 23nd Annual Urafiki Program
11/01/2013 -
Diversity Day
10/30/2013 -
UCAP's 15th Anniversary Celebration
10/25/2013 -
Who's in Your Network?
10/23/2013 -
The Bridge Event
10/21/2013 -
Let's Get Down to Business
10/17/2013 -
Litigation Networking Night
10/09/2013 -
Sisters Serving Northeast Ohio: Progress and Promise Exhibit
10/09/2013 -
disABILITY Awareness Has Gone to the Dogs
10/05/2013 -
Creative Arts Day
10/04/2013 -
First Annual Athletic Department Clambake
10/01/2013 -
Inscape Reading
09/28/2013 -
Women in Science Day
09/28/2013 -
The Impact of Vatican II on Women Religious in the United States: A Symposium
09/19/2013 -
An Evening with The Paris Wife: Paula McLain
09/11/2013 -
English Department Welcome Back Tea
09/07/2013 -
Family Fun Festival
09/01/2013 -
Blossom, Cleveland Orchestra & Ursuline
08/30/2013 -
Family and Friends Night with the Captains
08/26/2013 -
Student Activity Fair
08/21/2013 -
Movie in the Quad
08/09/2013 -
Art Alumnae Invitational Exhibit
08/08/2013 -
Future Arrows Cookout
08/03/2013 -
Umbrellas for Peace Gallery Exhibit
08/03/2013 -
Umbrellas for Peace Exhibit
06/22/2013 -
Ursuline and St. John Reunion 2013
05/17/2013 -
Annual Senior Art Exhibit
05/17/2013 -
Baccalaureate Mass & Commencement
05/16/2013 -
Center of Excellence Luncheon
05/02/2013 -
Student Research Symposium
04/28/2013 -
Innovations '13 Student Fashion Show
04/26/2013 -
Umbrellas for Peace
04/15/2013 -
Job Fair
04/11/2013 -
Faculty Lecture Series
04/05/2013 -
Art Exhibit: One Department, Many Voices II
03/25/2013 -
Ursuline Community Gathers for Women Watch March 25
03/21/2013 -
Reconnect and Network at Marcus Thomas
03/02/2013 -
Creative Arts Day
03/01/2013 -
Art Therapy and Counseling Hosts Fundraiser for Service Trip
03/01/2013 -
Iota Psi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau to Celebrate 25th Anniversary
02/28/2013 -
Bridge Event set for Undergraduate Students interested in Graduate Programs
02/02/2013 -
Go Red for Women
01/22/2013 -
Martin Luther King, Jr. Event
01/04/2013 -
Art Exhibit: Portraits of Homelessness
12/15/2012 -
Center of Excellence, Holiday Luncheon Event
12/02/2012 -
St. Nicholas Mass & Brunch
11/09/2012 -
Ursuline Celebrates Saint Hildegard
11/02/2012 -
10/20/2012 -
Tying the Knot: Cleveland Wedding Fashions
10/19/2012 -
Art Exhibit: MS MISS MRS
10/05/2012 -
Ultimate Hide and Seek
09/16/2012 -
Former President of Georgetown, Leo O'Donovan to speak at Ursuline
09/15/2012 -
Family Fun Festival
09/15/2012 -
Family Fun Festival
07/27/2012 -
The First Earth Show - Part 3
07/15/2012 -
Women's Weekend with Women of the Bible
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Ravenna is a city in the Romagna zone of Emilia-Romagna.
Ravenna is the home of the Mosaic Basilica, with a delightful small town atmosphere. It was the capital of the Western Roman Empire from 402 until its fall in 476.
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By car
Ravenna is easy to get to from the A14. Follow the signs for A14D from the A14 East. The A14D ends some kilometres before Ravenna, but the roads to the town are clearly signposted. Once in the town, head for the centre (Centro). The town streets vary (as in all Italian towns and cities) with the main routes being large and navigable, the back streets being small and unsuited to large vehicles. As there are a number of ways in, make sure you have a town map before getting to the town, although this is good advice for any Italian town. Parking is easily attained, some free away from the old town centre, and typically 3 euro for 2.5 hours on the main street near the entry to the old town within 200 metres of the Basilica.
By train
There is a train station in Ravenna; there are main lines to Bologna and Rimini.
By bus
You can take a bus from any nearby town, it costs only a couple of euros.
By plane
There is an airport in the town of Forli' about 20 km from Ravenna. It serves Ryanair. The more expensive airlines fly to Bologna, about 80 km from Ravenna.
Get around
If you want to do any shopping, be aware that the shops in Ravenna observe a siesta from about 12:30 to around 4pm when the only things open are small bookshops and cafes.
The Basilica of Sant' Apollinare Nuovo costs about €7 to enter and see the entire building and the amazing mosaics. If you like old churches and interesting architecture, this is a must see.
For those interested in historical figures, the town also contains Dante's Tomb (author of the Divine Comedy). It is less than a 1 km walk from the Basilica.
Take the time to walk around. The town is full of the most charming surprises, be it a cafe or the outstanding fashion shops.
Stylish fashions from all over Italy are available in the small boutique style shops. You won't find big stores here as you would in Milan or Rome, but there is a small town charm to them.
You are in Italy; eat Italian food. There are many small pizzerias and trattorias in the town that serve excellent and inexpensive fare. A typical meal of pizza and a beer will cost around 10 to 15 euro. In the main square, the cafe serves excellent Capuccino for about 2 euro. The self-service cafe in the central market (just north of the main square and the Hotel Byron) is excellent for lunches (7,50 to 10 euros).
For an excellent example of a typical Romagnolo menu at local prices, try Ristorante Al Passatore (via di Roma, opposite the "Palazzo di Teodorico". It's a local institution.
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