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BABSON PARK, Mass. – Four members of the MIT baseball team were named to all-conference honors today when the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference released its 2013 post season honors. Junior outfielder Creed Mangrum (Sandy, Utah) was named to the first team with senior pitchers Aric Dama (Winfield, Ill.) and Max Ockner (Chesterfield, Mo.) and sophomore outfielder Hayden Cornwell (Newport Beach, Calif.) all receiving second team honors. In addition, head coach Andy Barlow was named the NEWMAC Coach of the Year.
A second team All-NEWMAC pick last season, Mangrum is third on the team with his .338 batting average and leads the squad in home run with three. Second on the team in RBI with 28 and walks with 18, he is among the top-10 in every offensive category in the NEWMAC. A NEWMAC Player of the Week selection earlier this season, he set a school record with a 26-game hitting streak than encompassed the end of the 2012 season and the beginning of the 2013 season.
Also a Player of the Week pick this season, Cornwell has emerged as one of the top offense threats in the NEWMAC this season. Hitting a team-best .361, he also leads the team in hits (48), doubles (15) and RBI (32), ranking among the top-10 in the NEWMAC in each of those categories. The owner of a 10-game hitting streak earlier this season, he has gone hitless in back-to-back games just once all season.
Dama and Ockner were the anchors of a starting pitching staff that was one of the top units in the NEWMAC. Dama led the team with six wins and 59.0 innings pitched, posting an ERA of 2.44 while leading the team and ranking fourth in the NEWMAC with 49 strikeouts. It is his second all-conference recognition. Ockner, who tossed a one-hit shutout against Babson on Saturday at the NEWMAC Tournament, was second to Dama in wins with five, posting a 1.78 ERA to lead the starting staff. He walked just six hitters in 50.2 innings of work, striking out 35.
Barlow led the Engineers to a 20-win season for the third straight year in winning his third Coach of the Year award. MIT's 24 wins are the second most in program history and is just one shy of the school record of 25 set in 2011. Barlow and the Engineers will have a chance to break that record this week as they have been selected to participate in the ECAC Division III New England Baseball Championship.


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I was just passed along a notice from the director of business development at Icy Dock that they have now started blogging, to seek input from the community on the design of their external enclosures.
The most recent focus is on:
Will this be the new way for engineers to seek consumer input? It will be interesting if any other PC hardware manufacturers follow suit. Icy Dock's community blog can be read (and commented) @ http://www.icydock.com/blog.html
The most recent focus is on:
Does today enclosures consumer market prefer with or without build-in fan? The fan function for enclosure will cool down the device, but the noise level is annoyed at times. If you obtain a enclosure without a build-in fan the consumer might think the HDD is under massive of heat and might damage the date that cause HDD malfunction.
What do you prefer as consumer? Should modern day "ENCLOSURE" have or shouldn?t have building fan?
What do you prefer as consumer? Should modern day "ENCLOSURE" have or shouldn?t have building fan?

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I can't believe how many riders showed up. It was raining and 45 degrees when we started the trackstand contest. The wet roads made the skid contest particularly interesting. And I have to give it up to the sprinters. Big props for your efforts. Everybody left the night with some REBEL8 gear. We'll do it again soon. Stay tuned.
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Texas A&M International University's ROTC Club will hold a 5K Run and Walk Saturday, April 28 at 8 a.m. from the practice field located across from the Residential Learning Community, to assist with medical expenses incurred by TAMIU ROTC Cadet Eva Martínez.
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Jefferson's Other Family
His concubine was also his wife's half-sister.
Read excerpts from Annette Gordon-Reed's The Hemingses of Monticello on The Root.
When DNA evidence corroborated the long-standing rumor of a relationship between Thomas Jefferson and his slave Sally Hemings, the news made headlines around the world. It should not have. Though usually kept hidden, few things were more common in plantation societies than sexual encounters between white slave owners and female slaves. What makes the Jefferson-Hemings story noteworthy is the family connection they shared. Sally was not just an enslaved woman; she was the half-sister of Jefferson's dead wife. And in Virginia, observes Annette Gordon-Reed, a professor at New York Law School and member of the history faculty at Rutgers, "a man who married his deceased wife's sister was engaging in incest."*
This "Gordian knot of family relationships" serves as the ligature holding together a remarkable new book, The Hemingses of Monticello. Gordon-Reed, author of a previous work on the Jefferson-Hemings relationship, is just the person to cut through the tangle. The story begins with Elizabeth Hemings, born in 1735 of a white father and an enslaved African woman, who became the property of John Wayles, an English immigrant to Virginia. Wayles married three white women and buried them all before he and Elizabeth Hemings became involved. Hemings went on to have eight children with Wayles, including Sally, the descendant of two generations of white man/slave woman relationships.
This "Gordian knot of family relationships" serves as the ligature holding together a remarkable new book, The Hemingses of Monticello. Gordon-Reed, author of a previous work on the Jefferson-Hemings relationship, is just the person to cut through the tangle. The story begins with Elizabeth Hemings, born in 1735 of a white father and an enslaved African woman, who became the property of John Wayles, an English immigrant to Virginia. Wayles married three white women and buried them all before he and Elizabeth Hemings became involved. Hemings went on to have eight children with Wayles, including Sally, the descendant of two generations of white man/slave woman relationships.
The Hemings-Jefferson family connection began in 1772, when Wayles' daughter Martha, born to one of his white wives, married Jefferson. The Hemingses, of course, knew of their blood ties to Martha; what Martha knew remains shrouded. The ability of whites to deny reality was legendary: "Every lady tells you who is the father of all the mulatto children in everybody's household," Civil War diarist Mary Boykin Chesnut famously observed, "but those in her own she seems to think drop from the clouds." By all indications, Martha Jefferson bore few illusions, however, and it is unlikely she harbored any resentment about her father's liaison, since in 1774 Elizabeth Hemings and her children moved to Monticello, where they were immediately "singled out" for special roles.
Four generations of Hemingses proceeded to serve the Jefferson household in its most intimate realms. One of Elizabeth's sons became Jefferson's butler and another his valet, while James, a third, became a personal servant. Trained for highly skilled and sensitive jobs, the Hemingses were granted tremendous autonomy, living in circumstances almost unique for Virginia slaves: a privileged, close-knit family, mostly literate, dressed not in sackcloth but in Irish linen, muslin, and calico, with skin color so light that several of them later passed as whites. They were, in short, "a caste apart."
On her deathbed, in 1782, Martha made Jefferson promise he would never remarry. Her request made it almost inevitable that family history would repeat itself. Indeed, her act bears eerie parallels to the biblical account that so moved Jefferson when he traveled through Europe: that of the barren Sarah giving her husband, Abraham, a beautiful slave woman with whom to father his descent. It is hard not to wonder whether Jefferson came to believe his dead wife had similarly bestowed her half-sister Sally, who would bear him his only sons. Unlike the biblical story, however—and crucial in a society rooted in property rights and family connections—Jefferson's children with his bondswoman would be forever illegitimate, ensuring that Martha's daughters would never have to compete for Jefferson's inheritance.
When the grief-stricken Jefferson was appointed U.S. minister to France after his wife's death, James Hemings accompanied Jefferson to Paris, where he was apprenticed to some of France's greatest chefs and learned the art of high French cooking. His 14-year-old sister, Sally, joined him three years later, escorting Jefferson's daughter (and her half-niece) Polly. Almost certainly speaking better French than Jefferson, "Gimme" (Jimmy) mingled with the city's important black and colored community, while "Salait" (Sally), dressed in her Paris finery, accompanied Polly's sister to the city's grand aristocratic balls. By 1789, when they witnessed the outbreak of the French Revolution, the Hemings siblings had seen "more of the world and experienced more of what was in it than the vast majority of their countrymen, white or black."
That fateful year, the 16-year-old Sally became pregnant by then 46-year-old Jefferson (such age differences were not uncommon at the time), and the two Hemingses returned to the United States. Like Jim and Huck sailing down the Mississippi toward New Orleans, James and Sally left France, where they could have claimed their freedom, to cross the Atlantic with Jefferson, back to the slave state of Virginia.
Sally had struck a bargain, which Gordon-Reed explores at length. Jefferson promised her a comfortable home surrounded by kin and freedom to their children—both promises he kept. Gordon-Reed admits we can never know the true nature of their relationship or fully pierce "the veiled nature of her existence." Did she, could she, have loved him? Did he love her? The questions loom over the whole account. Over the course of their years together, Sally bore Jefferson seven children, four of whom lived into adulthood and resembled him more than his legitimate descendants, both physically and temperamentally. All but one quietly passed into the white community as adults.
As Jefferson climbed the political world, becoming secretary of state and later president, the Hemingses continued their strange existence "at once at the center and periphery of momentous events in the life of the nation." James cooked the food over which the famous "dinner table bargain" among Jefferson, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton was settled. Other members of the Hemings family continued to perform the most intimate jobs as valets, nurses, cooks, and nannies, while later generations were trained as highly skilled artisans. They spent more time at Monticello than Jefferson did, and made it their home as much as his. A few successfully negotiated their freedom; some simply walked away; others were given away as wedding presents to Jefferson's white daughters. Most of the Hemingses, however, remained at Monticello until Jefferson's death, when the tragic denouement finally took place. The assets of the heavily indebted estate, including some of the Hemingses, were sold to pay off creditors, and a family that had struggled heroically to stay together—over decades, even across oceans—was finally torn asunder.
Gordon-Reed has pulled off an astonishing feat of historical re-creation, involving equal measures of painstaking archival detective work, creative historical imagination, and balanced judgment. She masterfully fills in gaps from fragmentary evidence. While her patient assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of various interpretations often slows the book's pace to a crawl, her caution is understandable. In shining a spotlight on "the shadow world of slavery," she ventures into the most painful and fraught issues in American history—the rape of enslaved women, tensions between light- and dark-skinned blacks, the legacy of white supremacy, and the possibilities for slaves' autonomy, to name only a few. Black women are the central characters in a story that challenges some of the nation's most cherished narratives. In contrast to so much popular work on the Revolutionary era, history is viewed here not through the eyes a Founding Father but through those of the people he enslaved.
This is not a banal stab at unmasking the biases of American history, however. Of course the Hemingses lived lives constrained by the social categories imposed on them: They remained slaves in a slave society, and black enough in a nation committed to white supremacy. But the book's subject is not the categories themselves; Gordon-Reed doesn't use the Hemings family as a metaphor for the "black experience," or Sally Hemings to humanize "slave women." She focuses instead on the individuals who struggled messily to survive despite these categories and, every once in a while, broke through them.
The result offers unparalleled insight into an 18th-century Virginian world in which rigid racial boundaries were impossible to police. Interracial relationships raised few eyebrows, and John Wayles' political career never suffered from his concubinage with Elizabeth Hemings. One of the Hemings sisters, Mary, was leased to a local white merchant, Thomas Bell, and the two became lovers. At her request, Jefferson sold Mary to Bell, and the couple lived openly in what was, in effect, a common-law marriage; their children quietly became free by sanction of the community, if not the law. In 1802, when newspaperman James Callendar first reported Jefferson's relationship with Hemings, his account suggested how widely known their relationship was in local circles, where Hemings appeared like "something like a wife to Jefferson."
The Hemings story also casts new light on Jefferson, portrayed as an agonized hypocrite in much recent scholarship. He emerges instead as a man whose life can be fully understood only through its relationship with slavery. The private Jefferson, in Gordon-Reed's reading, did not simply express his fascination with human cultivation and control through the architecture of Monticello, but even more through his relations with the Hemingses and his other slaves. Though he could never see them as "separate from his own needs, desires, and fears," they nevertheless recast his life: The Hemingses gave him "a beautiful younger mistress and children, who could be shaped into some version of his private self—woodworker, musician, and sometimes gardener."
Jefferson's mixed-race children remained in the United States, fusing into the white community seamlessly: an eloquent rebuttal to Jefferson's public denunciation of racial mixture and his endorsement of blacks' expulsion from America. Alas, his words carried more weight than his actions in a nation increasingly committed to slavery and racism, and Jefferson's descendants and biographers sought to redraw the categories his life had blurred, writing the Hemingses out of history in a quest, as Gordon-Reed puts it, "to maintain the ownership over black people's identities in perpetuity."
There, perhaps, lies the fullest significance of this remarkable family's story: It makes that perpetual ownership impossible.
Correction, Sept. 24, 2008: François Furstenberg originally referred to Annette Gordon-Reed as a professor at New York University. She is a professor at New York Law School and a member of the history faculty at Rutgers. (Return to the corrected sentence.)


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LAUNCHING OF THE WORLD'S FIRST DISASTER RECOVERY INDEXNov 27, 2013
Jakarta, 27 November 2013–The Government of Indonesia on Wednesday launched the world's first Disaster Recovery Index (DRI), which measures the progressof recovery in communities affected by the Mount Merapi eruption in 2010 and lahar floodsin 2011.
The index is the result of a joint collaboration between the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), the disaster risk reduction forums of Yogyakarta and Central Java, and Survey Meter, with support from UNDP. The index utilizes 22 variables to determine how communities are recovering from the volcanic eruption in terms of restoring infrastructure, housing, livelihoods, and social structures, among other things.
Indonesia is highly prone to disasters. Each year thousands of people are either directly or indirectly affected by natural disasters;many families suffer considerable loss and struggle to get their lives back in order afterwards. The DRI is a tool which is intended to help government and other stakeholders better understand the challenges that communities and individuals face when trying to put their lives back together in the aftermath of a disaster.
UNDP Indonesia's Country Director, Beate Trankmann said the launching of the recovery index marks another major step for Indonesia, which has already made significant advancesin terms of developing disaster management institutions, tools, methodologies and approaches in recent years.
"Our mission is to help build back better – to ensure that in the future communities are better prepared not only in terms of their knowledge and awareness, but also in terms of infrastructure such as roads, housing, and so forth," stated Beate Trankmann, UNDP Indonesia Country Director.
"Up until today, there has been no consensus on how to measure the success of post-disaster recovery programmes. How do we know that communities are better prepared for the future? That people's lives have returned to normal? These tools that we have before us will help.They will provide extremely valuable information to policy makers on how to design long-term recovery programmes. They will also help communities and governments to build back better, socially, economically and culturally by improving our understanding of what the recovery process really requires," Ms. Trankmann said in her speech.
The DRI uses data collected through surveys of1,290 households that wereaffected directly and indirectly by the 2010 eruption and 2012 lahar floods, and which have since received rehabilitation and reconstruction assistance.Household surveys were conducted in 2012 in the districts ofSleman, Magelang, Klaten, and Boyolali of Central Java and Yogyakarta Provinces.
The household survey uses long term data to compare the situation in a community before a disaster to after the disaster and following the implementation of rehabilitation and reconstruction programmes. By gathering data over a period of time, thesurvey can be used to measure the extent to which affected community members haverecovered. The household survey also measures community resilience, which is particularly important since Merapi is a permanent hazard.
The index shows that thehousing sector has been the fastest to recover. Prior tothe disaster, the score for this sector was 79.47, dropping to 37.02 after the eruption and lahar flood. Despite the significant damage sustained,by the end of 2012 the DRI score had increased sharply to 80.13, better than before the disaster. By comparison, the productive economy and infrastructure sectors have been much slower to recover, and are still at scores lower than prior to the disaster. Overall, the Disaster Recovery Index also shows that the district of Magelang, with a score of 33.83, is ahead of other districts in terms of its recovery from the disaster. This is followed by Sleman(29.47 points), Boyolali(23.51 points)and Klaten(13.83 points).
In December 2013, a second round of household surveyswill be conductedwiththe same households surveyed in 2012. The second survey will measure the extent of recovery and resilience in the second year of the rehabilitation and reconstructionprogramme. As such, it will provide inputs for continuedrehabilitation and reconstructionprogrammes.
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Red was the color of the day in Eastern Connecticut Thursday — in the celebratory clothing and the bleary eyes of Red Sox fans who stayed up late Wednesday night to watch their team clinch a World Series title for the third time in a decade.
"I did my best, but I have to admit that around 10:30 p.m., my eyes were closing," Brooklyn resident and long-time Red Sox fan Sheila Graveline said," but it was only because I was reassured that they were going to win."
The Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-1, in Game Six of the World Series on Wednesday night.
Although Game 6 didn't run as long as some of the other games in the series, it didn't get over until well after 11 p.m.
Killingly High School sophomore Alana Grauer, 16, tried to stay up and watch the game, but like Graveline, fell asleep before the game ended. She was awakened by an insta-gram around midnight that alerted her of the team's victory. On Thursday, she arrived in school, decked out in her father's Dustin Pedroia jersey, hat, socks and even had the eye black on.
The fact that Thursday was Halloween made it easier for fans to wear baseball gear to work and school, because many schools and workplaces allow costumes on the holiday. Red Sox fans didn't miss out on the opportunity.
Killingly High School senior Tim Gorrell joined his father in watching Wednesday night's game, managing to stay awake throughout, although he admitted to taking some kitchen breaks.
Gorrell said Thursday he was a little tired, but "not that bad."
Chris Eichner of Thompson, a long-time Sox fan, said the championship was the most satisfying of the three recent Sox victories, considering it was a worst-to-first year for Boston.
Eichner said he didn't watch every inning of every game until Game Six and admitted it was a little bit of a struggle to stay awake, but he made it through. He thought there were two keys to the Boston victory on Wednesday.
"The Cardinals finally figured out how to pitch to David Ortiz; you intentionally walk him," Eichner said. "There was that rundown involving Jacoby Ellsbury and there are high school students that could do that - the Cardinals couldn't. The game was over."
Graveline had her favorite moment in Wednesday's game was when former Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk came out to throw the ceremonial first pitch.
Fisk hit the game winning home run in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series, a memorable moment in Red Sox and baseball history. The Sox went on to lose the series in Game 7.
"I remember going to games when they were a lot cheaper and sat in the Green Monster seats and I will never forget the first time I saw Carlton Fisk come out of the clubhouse," Graveline said.
Seeing the Hall of Famer on the field again Wednesday night was thrilling, Graveline said.
"I was just amazed, speechless, just so happy to see him and it tied it all together for my children to see it and tell that story to them, it was great."


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It is true that it was hard to figure out exactly what Sun was up to in their later years. They went on a massive buying spree of buying up smaller companies, including ones that couldn't possibly benefit them financially, such as StarOffice. The bought up Cobalt Server appliances, tried to sell their server appliances for a little while, and then just discontinued them. They bought up Virtual Box, which was another one of those "why?" moments. Virtual Box is useful for desktop virtualization, but it's not exactly enterprise level server virtualization type stuff.
Sun ended up going massively into debt by going on this buying spree, and the companies it was buying simply didn't seem to provide a lot of benefit to Sun's overall business strategy.


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The Mets' managerial search will include a second round of interviews with Terry Collins, Don Melvin and Wally Backman. No word on any others getting a second round.
Speculation is with the hiring of Paul DePodesta to oversee the minor leagues and player development departments, Collins has become a frontrunner for the managerial job.
Collins, the Mets' minor league field coordinator last season, has a better grasp of the Mets' minor league system overall than the other candidates overall. Melvin was a major league scout last season for the Mets and Backman was manager of their Single-A Brooklyn affiliate.
Both Collins and Melvin have major league managing experience.
Initially, it was thought the new manager should not have ties to the Mets, but all three do, as does Tim Tuefel.


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I watched this documentary on Channel 4 on Monday night.
It portrays the crew of the Royal Navy ship of the line HMS Bellerophon and her crew at the Battle of Trafalgar. While I would like to believe that the story told in the programme is 'untold', sadly I think that previous research has already made the same points. I'm not sure how the programme makers can claim that it is based on the same research, when a full register of seamen who served at Trafalgar has been available since at least 2005 on the National Archives website here.
It has long been known that the Royal Navy was an 'equal opportunities' employer, long before the term was even dreamt up. And a quick glance at the database on the National Archives website shows that a fair proportion of Trafalgar sailors were not English. Many seem to have come from Ireland. Aside from England and Scotland, men onboard the Bellerophon on 21 October 1805 came from… Portugal, West Indies, Ireland, Prussia, Holland, America, France, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Malta, Canada and India.
I haven't got my copy of Peter Goodwin's Nelson's Victory: 101 Questions and Answers immediately to hand, but I recall that one of the 101 questions was about the composition of the crew. As far as I can remember, a large proportion of the crew was non-British – possibly a larger proportion than the Bellerophon – and was possibly more diverse too.
Perhaps we need to give bygone times more credit for their lack of prejudice? This common wisdom that back in the dark ages everyone was prejudiced against each other, and now we're striving to some kind of equality utopia, is pretty blinkered. Its just a shame that it takes a documentary based on reycled research that is freely available to anyone and everyone!


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(BEDFORD) - The Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence County's "Ugly Duck Derby" fundraiser is set for 6-9 p.m. Friday at Thornton Park at the John Lowery Pool.
The event will include entertainment, food and beverage sales by local businesses and the belly buster competition.
You still have time to "adopt" a duck for a donation to the club. Ducks are available at the Parks Department and the Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce, on 16th Street. Prices are $5 for one duck or $20 for five ducks. All proceeds will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence County. The goal is to get the newly formed club on solid financial ground.
On Friday thousands of "adopted" yellow ducks will zoom down the pool slide and float into lanes. As ducks cross the finish line, they will be plucked from the pool and the owners of those ducks will win prizes.
An anonymous donor pledged $250,000 to the merged club if the club could raise $250,000 on its own. The club currently has raised $220,000. If the club does not meet the goal after the Ugly Duck Race they will hold a golf scramble in June.
The duck race is the highlight, but it just may be upstaged by the Belly Buster Contest. Ten local celebrities will vie to make the biggest splash in the pool.
Celebs are Erick Hayes, millwright for Bowen Engineering, Kurt Godlevske, BNL girls basketball coach, Steven Gillespie Morning Show Host and DJ of Super Oldies 105.5, Henry Hill of Hubler, Gary Dorsett, Bedford Parks Department recreation director, Bedford firefighter Jeff Key, Bedford Middle School teacher Bill Deckard, Gene McCracken, executive director of the Economic Growth Council, Deonte Mack, strength coach at Indiana University and Paul Spreen, who played football at Rose-Hulman.
Eight of the 10 will dive in round one to determine who will advance to the finals. Two divers will bypass round one by either selling the most ducks or by getting the most "likes" on the Ugly Duck Derby's Facebook page.
Here are just some of the prizes that will be awarded to the winning duck owners: One-week at a Disney World vacation condo, luxury cabin (sleeps 12) in Gatlinburg, 10 by 10 limestone patio with water feature, custom fireplace mantle by Jack Wood, custom-blended coffee for a year from Stone Cutters Cafe and Roastery, Prada sunglasses from Dr. Jim Sowders, one Grecco's pizza a month for a year, $500 gift card for service or tires from Bedford Ford and Colts and IU football tickets.
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A bipartisan bill that would lower the cost of borrowing for students across the country was passed yesterday in Washington, D.C. That's good news for students of the North Dakota University System, who already have access to quality education at an affordable price.
"We are pleased that Congress was able to collaborate effectively to reach a solution," says Larry C. Skogen, acting chancellor for NDUS. "This is significant legislation that brings a long-term benefit for our students. While we can't control what happens on the national front, we applaud the efforts of legislators to support access to higher education. That's a tenet that is part of the foundation of North Dakota's higher education system."
The new legislation means that undergraduates this fall would borrow at a 3.9 percent interest rate for subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans. Had an agreement not been reached, the rate would have doubled to 6.8 percent for the 2013-14 year. An incoming NDUS freshman, who could borrow $4,500 in student loans, will save about $882 in interest under a standard 10-year repayment plan.
"This helps give families clear direction in planning for their student's college education financing," says Brenda Zastoupil, NDUS director of financial aid. "It removes the uncertainty that we've faced in previous years concerning interest rates, and it also places a cap on rates, which provides a sense of security."
The student loan interest rate deal marks a long-awaited compromise by Senate Republicans, Democrats, and the Obama Administration. Under the act interest rates will be based on the 10-year Treasury bill plus the following percentage add-ons:
2.05 percent for undergraduate Stafford (subsidized and unsubsidized);
3.6 percent for graduate Stafford; and
4.6 percent for PLUS (parents and graduate students).
The deal includes caps: 8.25 percent for undergraduate Stafford; 9.5 percent for graduate Stafford; and 10.5 percent for PLUS. Loans would be "variable-fixed," meaning students would receive a new rate with each new loan, but then that rate would be fixed for the life of the loan.
In 2011-12, undergraduate and graduate students in North Dakota borrowed an average of $4,467, compared to the national average of $4,760. "This helps make an education in North Dakota even more affordable and accessible," says Skogen. "It is our hope that Congress will continue to work together effectively on the other important issues facing higher education."
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The problem
Executive summary: App Manager doesn't provide a way to manage add-ons and associate their packages with apps. Instead, they appear in the listing with full apps. This leads to bloated, long listings of apps to install that contain non-apps.
I've packaged up a few different games for maemo now and almost invariably run into the same problem: there's a huge gap between a full-fledged /user app that shows up in HAM's (Hildon App Manager) listing and, well, anything else. This is a problem because there are many things that need to be installed by GUI that are not full applications. It seems that using debian packages and related utilities is the obvious way to deliver these parts; the interface is where the problem arises.
HAM: Museum or Library?
When i open up HAM, i want to visit the Museum of Maemoware: to be able to browse through a list of complete, independent apps for my device. I suspect that is what most users also expect. This means that making every add-on and optional part of apps visible in HAM is going to be overwhelming and unwieldy to the end user, and render the UI useless. Even the number of packages in -devel right now is approaching overload given the current granularity of package cataloging.
An alternative way of classifying HAM is that it is actually intended to be a library, not a museum: simply an interface to the repositories. Whether that's what "maemo" had in mind for it, i don't know, but i don't think that's what most people expect from it, even if it needs to serve that role, too. Right now there's no "in between": either a package is in HAM (meaning it's in a user/* category), or it's not.
Let me give a couple examples. UQM is a classic game that has (in debian) a binary package and various data packages. One smallish data package is required for the game to function. The other two larger ones are completely optional, but add substantially to the user experience.
In this case, i made the required data package a dependency of the game package, and put the other two packages together in a massive 130 MB package that shows up under Games in HAM along with the binary package. The user can add or remove this content at any time, as it should be, but it's also hanging out there for all to see, even those who don't have uqm installed. Furthermore, i reduced the user's choice by combining the two packages (which i did to reduce the clutter in HAM). This has the additional pathological problem of testing (10 tests for a package with nothing but a single large data archive in it?), because all packages that show up in HAM (rather than just being installed as dependencies) have to go through Extras-testing.
Case 2: Doom. Prboom is one of several doom engines that could be ported to fremantle. The variants actually have fairly different capabilities (e.g. strong multiplayer capabilities, faithfulness to the original game feel, etc.) and there could be a user who would want to install more than one. These would (possibly) use the same (independent, optional) data files. Just as with uqm there are multiple data files and each is optional, but this is the more complex case: multiple optional data files that work with multiple (somewhat) optional apps.
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I haven't really been baking much lately. I could say I've been swamped with work or I've been out enjoying the great weather but, really, I have no good reason. I have no excuses. I've just been taking it easy. Many of my coworkers remark that it's amazing I have time to bake in the evening after a full day's work, a long commute, cooking dinner and various nightly chores. And, honestly, sometimes all this baking does take its toll. So every once in a while I need to take a breather from baking. But I did manage to whip up some easy drop cookies.
I needed some lime juice to marinate the steak for our fajita dinner and I just couldn't bear to toss out the lime rinds. So I zested the limes before juicing them and decided to substitute lime and dried pineapple for the orange and ginger in this recipe. The idea for using dried pineapple in this manner came to me a while back when I was snacking on some dried pineapple chunks and I realized how similar in texture it was to the Australian crystallized ginger I use for various recipes.
I could taste (and smell) the lime in these cookies, but the pineapple bits were lack luster. Some tasters wouldn't have known it was pineapple if I didn't tell them. So this was one cookie idea that was better in theory than in practice. Oh well, live and learn.
Lime Sugar Cookies with Dried Pineapple
(makes 36 cookies)
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
4 ounces (1 stick) unsalted butter, at room temp.
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1 tbsp finely grated lime zest
1 large egg
1/4 tsp vanilla extract
1/3 cup finely chopped dried pineapple
3-4 tbsp granulated sugar for rolling
Preheat oven to 350F.
Sift together flour, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
Using the paddle attachment on a stand mixer, cream the butter, sugar and lime zest on medium speed until light and fluffy. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Mix in the egg and vanilla.
On low speed, add the dry ingredients slowly, mixing until just incorporated. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Mix in pineapple.
Form 1 inch balls and roll them in granulated sugar. Place on parchment lined cookie sheets.
Bake 12 to 15 minutes until golden around the edges. Cool.


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Amend 45A.070 to define alternate bid and base bid; create new sections of 45A.070 to 45A.165 to require all governmental bodies and school districts to follow certain procedures regarding construction projects; require the Finance and Administration Cabinet to establish and maintain a procurement training program; require the secretary of the cabinet to promulgate administrative regulations; amend KRS 45A.045, 45A.080, 45A.085, 45A.090, and 162.070 to conform.
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Dough pockets:
All purpose flour - 125g
Ghee - 1 tbsp
Water - as needed to make a dough
Salt - to taste
Oil - for frying
For the filling:
Sweetened flaked coconut - 2 tbsp
Sooji/semolina - 1/4 cup
Sugar - 1/4 cup
Cardamom powder - 1/4 tsp
Cashewnuts - 1 tbsp, coarsely ground
Make a dough with maida, salt, ghee and water which is soft and pliable.
Divide the dough into 15 portions and shape them into small balls.
Keep aside covered with a wet paper towel for 30 minutes.
In a skillet, dry roast the coconut until light brown.
Keep aside.
In the same skillet, dry roast the semolina until light brown and take it off the heat.
Mix together the coconut, semolina, cardamom powder, sugar and cashewnuts to make the filling. Keep aside.
Take one dough ball at a time and roll it out into thin circles.
Spread a tablespoon of the filling on one half of the rolled out dough.
Wet your finger and run it along the edges of the spread out dough with water and fold over to the opposite end, thus enclosing the filling.
Press the ends firmly so that it is sealed completely and twist around the edges in a ripple-fashion (check out Sailu's pictures).
Heat enough oil in a wide vessel to fry the stuffed kajjikayalu.
Drop 3-4 kajjikayalu into the oil slowly and deep fry them till golden brown.
Turn it over once it is golden brown on one side and then cook the other side.
Drain on paper towels.
Serve and enjoy!!
- The actual recipe mentioned using dry coconut which is finely grated instead of flaked sweetened coconut.
- Sailu's recipe used finely chopped cashewnuts in the filling.
- It also used a bit of ghee to roast the coconut and semolina, which I omitted.
- Check out Sailu's post for pictures and tips on storing the kajjikayalus.
Enjoy everyone!!


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In development, a microwave camera that can see through clothes, etc., for security. The only problem I have is with the microwave emitter it requires, especially for long exposures.
New Metamaterial Camera Has Super-Fast Microwave Vision
A small, microwave-detecting camera that can see through solid materials in real time has been developed. Soon, the device could be adapted and used in law enforcement and security where, among other uses, its inventors envision airport scanners that screen passengers for weapons or explosives as they walk by.
The camera features a one-dimensional aperture made from a copper-based metamaterial.
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TMC wrote:xbay wrote:Also, someone remind me... Fisher hit that miracle shot with 0.4 seconds in what series?
It was against the Spurs... the year before he signed with us??? I'm not totally sure.
More great series: the Blazers vs the Lakers, with Portland's collapse in the last quarter of the 7th game. And, of course, any series between the Heat and the Knicks, but not for the bball played, of course...
That Blazers v Lakers series of 2000/01 I think was the year was a classic, not only because the Blazers had perhaps the most talented team ever in nba history, but they were in a real position to stop a Lakers dynasty before it began and fell to bits in the last six minutes or so, being up by 15 and then losing by about 5


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HAS THE WHOLE country been sucking on helium balloons?
The singsong, Valley Girl-ish vocal style that was once the exclusive domain of actual Valley Girls (and anyone who worked at a tanning salon) is infiltrating a host of unlikely venues. From Ivy League campuses to workplace conference rooms, we're hearing elongated vowel sounds (think "yeaaah" and "whatahver"), prodigious mumbling and, of course, declarative sentences turned into questions.
And if you think that's bad, you should hear how girls are talking.
Last month, the public radio program "Marketplace" aired a story on the prevalence of grown women speaking in high-pitched, babyish voices. It cited the example of Monica M. Goodling, the 33-year-old attorney (and Justice Department appointee) who testified before Congress in a voice that seemed more appropriate to Smurfette than to a government official with something to say about fired U.S. attorneys. "Marketplace" suggested that this girlish cadence signaled a feminist backlash, a sonic corollary to bikini waxes and baby-doll dresses.
I'm wary of slapping the trend label on any old phenomena, but I do wonder if this baby-voice thing is on the upswing. I listen to a lot of talk radio (the perils of working from home are legion), and I'm consistently amazed at the number of female callers who, despite seeking advice about their second mortgage or their third divorce, sound like they're 12. In real life, too, serious business is being conducted in the style of a Chipmunks recording. I recently overheard a woman who looked like an executive yammering on her cellphone in the same voice you hear in talking dolls. If you closed your eyes, you'd swear she was wearing a onesie. In fact, she was in a Marc Jacobs suit.
I called Bob Corff, a Los Angeles speech coach, who has been working for 27 years with actors, broadcasters and other professionals who need to sound good, and asked what he thought about the baby-voice syndrome.
"Many women have voices that do not match their bodies," he told me. "One of the reasons I think women do it is that it's nonthreatening. In this country, we push the little-girl thing, whereas in Europe, it's more popular to be a woman. Even the movie stars here are girlish."
Corff thinks a high-pitched voice that rises at the end of sentences signifies a lack of accountability for one's words. He also pointed out that in a culture that tends to have a hair-trigger reaction to even the mildest form of dissent, speaking with authority can be a dangerous prospect. "Years ago, people prided themselves on communicating," Corff said. "Today, they're afraid they'll get in trouble for saying the wrong thing. When your speech dies away or goes up at the ends of phrases, you're saying, 'I'm not sure what I mean,' and sometimes people feel safer that way."
While baby voices and "up talk" often go hand in hand, they're really distinct entities. Speaking in questions is learned behavior (its primary classrooms being slumber parties, malls and, of course, New Jersey and the entire San Fernando Valley). But maybe high-pitched voices are a function of physiology? Does it have to do with the size of your body or your vocal cords?
Claire Corff (Bob's wife) is also a speech and dialect coach and a self-confessed former high-pitched person. She told me that the vast majority of women who believe they're simply cursed (or blessed) with girlish voices are simply wrong.
"I've never met anyone who has a naturally high voice," she said. "Yes, smaller people have shorter vocal chords, which make the voice higher. But women want to please, so they actually pull the vocal chords up. And after a while, the chords will kind of stick there."
Neither of the Corffs was willing to say there was a palpable upsurge in baby-voiced women, just a never-ending supply of them. And although Claire Corff mentioned that some of her students developed high-pitched voices in reaction to the more aggressive cadence of their feminist mothers, I wonder if what's really going on here is more Pavlovian than political. In contemporary American culture, women seem to be rewarded not for being grown-ups but for assuming the qualities of little girls. Whether it's erasing the lines off our faces or wearing the same size jeans we wore in high school, what we want most is to hear how little we've changed.
That is, unless we're trying to prove that we've changed. In what was perhaps the only remotely interesting thing about Larry King's fresh-from-jail interview with Paris Hilton (whose name will never, ever be uttered in this column again, I swear), the uber-girlish socialite expressed a desire to improve her voice.
"When I get nervous or shy," she told King, "my voice gets really high . That's something I'm trying to change about myself."
If Hilton can do it, anyone can. And if she can't, I think there's a job opening at the Department of Justice.


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Logo Makers to Design Your Brand
You have a product that will fly off the shelves, but are struggling with your branding.
You need a logo but don't have any idea about how to design a great one. You could hire a designer, but you don't want to spend all of your startup costs on your logo.
This is a side project for you after all. What do you do?
We've got you covered. In this post, we've compiled a list of high quality logo generators to help you create your brand.
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Why A Logo is Important For Your Brand
Logos act as the "face" of your business. They're a graphical display of what your company stands for, and can be used as a way to promote your brand both online and offline.
While Shopify does automatically generate text based logos for you, it's still important to have a custom logo to define your brand and make your store stand out from the competition.
Logo Design 101
DesignBuddy recently did a fantastic data analysis on the world's top brands, and what their logos have in common. Here are some key highlights from the article that you might want to consider when designing your logo using one of these generators:
- 95% of the world's top brand's logos use one or two colors
- 41% of the brands use stylized type as their logo
- 93% are simple enough to be recognized at smaller sizes
Take a look at this article from Buffer written by Leo Widrich - "Why Facebook is Blue: The Science of Colors in Marketing" to get a good idea of what colors to use for your logo.
Here are a few important design rules to remember before diving in to these logo makers. These tips are taken from Creativebloq's Logo design: 60 pro tips:
- A logo must be simple: A simple logo design allows for easy recognition and allows the logo to be versatile and memorable. Effective logos feature something unexpected or unique without being overdrawn.
- A logo must be memorable: Following closely behind the principle of simplicity is that of memorability. An effective logo design should be memorable and this is achieved by having a simple yet appropriate logo.
- A logo must be enduring: An effective logo should endure the test of time. The logo should be 'future proof', meaning that it should still be effective in 10, 20, 50+ years time.
- A logo must be versatile: An effective logo should be able to work across a variety of mediums and applications.
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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Designing a Logo
Here are some common mistakes that we've come across when digging through thousands of ecommerce stores. Avoid these design mistakes when using one of the online logo makers below.
- Avoid using unattractive clip art
- Don't make your logo overly complex
- Make sure looks good in black and white
Note: The generators that we'll go over in this post are fantastic for new stores who are looking to get their feet wet. These tools are great if you're just starting out on a bootstrapped budget, but if you can afford it, we highly recommend investing in a professional logo by some Shopify Experts who can really help you establish your brand.
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You get a transparent .png high resolution file, so you can reuse it everywhere.
Best of all, it's totally free.
GraphicSprings Logo Creator
GraphicSprings is perhaps the most powerful of the list. The amount of customizations you can make in their online logo creator is outstanding. It's almost as robust as having an image editor tool on your computer.
One of the great features they have is the ability to break down logo types depending on your business. Here are some examples:
- Food and drink
- Abstract
- Letter based
- Many, many more.
You can also hire someone from their team to create a totally custom logo for you if you aren't satisfied with their logo creator.
Get started with GraphicSprings for free now.
The most creative of the list, Logoshi's Sketch a Logo service is fantastic for creating a custom logo.
All you have to do is sketch or draw what you'd like your logo to look like, enter your ecommerce store name and it will automatically create a stunning logo for you in seconds.
It's a really great service if you're looking for something very custom, while maintaining a professional look.
Although Logaster may not be as up to date as the previous tools we mentioned, it still has an enormous amount of logos available through their generator.
You'll be able to browse through hundreds of logos, all of which are extremely customizable in terms of name, slogan, business type, and color.
You can get started with Logaster now.
Tip: Logo Inspiration Sources
Now that we've taken a look at some fantastic logo generators, it's time to get inspired. We've compiled a list of some of the best places to go online to get your creative juices flowing.
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Hopefully now you have a great idea of where to get started with your brand's logo. If you have any tools or resources that we may have missed, let us know in the comments below!
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Scot Frank needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 126 designs submitted by 26 freelance designers.
Need an attractive, simple, and multi-functional logo for science and engineering non-profit working to help people in high-altitude areas of the world create their own innovative solutions in the areas of air quality, water, sanitation, education, and energy. We connect rural and marginalized communities with people who have the tools to support and advise their innovations and to nurture their innovative spirits.
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Potential symbols to include: mountains, river, tree, sun, bird, earth, "connecting"Text possibilities: One Earth Designs, OEDColor suggestions:- green- yellow / orange (sun)- blue (earth...)One prize winner will be awarded, and 1-2 secondary winners may be awarded of lesser amount.One Earth Designs supports the view that people can only live sustainably if they are able to do so according to their own cultural norms. Since a community is more aware of its own culture than is an outsider, we seek to encourage community innovations by connecting rural and marginalized communities with people who have the tools to support and advise their innovations and to nurture their innovative spirits. http://www.OneEarthDesigns.org
- Attractive
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- logo design should not necessarily match or be influenced by our current website. This design will also change shortly.
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Wank Party 2011,#4 features Petr Cizmar, Joey Intenso, Tomas Friedel, Jindra Poruba and Ruslan Tarovsky. These are guys with really great bodies who are having a training session, led my Petr. He takes them through a series of stretching exercises,and wrestling positions before demonstrating some kick boxing maneuvers. Having warmed up sufficiently Petr then gets naked and instructs the others to do the same. Then as Petr watches on the other guys, all naked start more wrestling positions, which inevitable leads to Joey and Tomas shoving their dicks in Ruslan Tarovsky and Jindras mouths. This turn of events goes very well with some great sucking including 69s. Then with Joey and Tomas really up for it they decide to slip it to Jindra and Ruslan Tarovsky. Joey is a great top and, in his first time topping for us Tomas does a great job too. Both Jindra and Ruslan Tarovsky bottom for both guys before they each receive some great facials,with Petr, who has been rock hard as watches all the action, delivering a massive load to Ruslan Tarovsky.
Honza Biskal is aged 19 and lives in the city of Liberec. He works in a small business and enjoys going to the gym in his spare time. Honza is a very handsome guy, with a great body. He looks perfect in this stills shoot, showing off his rock hard, upstanding qualification, and his beautiful bubble butt, with its hairy crack. We have done a wrestling shoot with him too, but so far it looks like it will be a very hard sell indeed to get him to go further. Maybe his desire to be a millionaire might be some encouragement.
Ivan Cakovsky is a wonderful model. He has such an easy going personality and is always laughing and joking when he is in the studio. He is also a great performer. We filmed this massage shortly after Ivan first came to us. A workshop student had indicated his liking for Ivan, so we set up this massage for him to participate in. Ivan was the perfect model for a massage, he looks very easy on the eye, and is ready for just about anything. In this massage we see him get nicely hard and get some amazing views of his ass and dick, when he is on his knees. We also see a thumb slipped into Ivan's ass while his dick is being massaged. Then he turns over to present us with a nice hard dick ready for the pop-shot and what a great one it was too.


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Every fall the small old-fashioned homestead, just west of the Ford County line and along a flat section of U.S. 54, becomes Petty's Country Pumpkins.
Every fall the small old-fashioned homestead, just west of the Ford County line and along a flat section of U.S. 54, becomes Petty's Country Pumpkins.
"We started out just growing a garden with just a few plants and it grew from there," said owner Caroline Petty. "We were giving them away to friends and family and it got to where we were giving away more and more. So we started inviting people to our pumpkin patch and we began selling some from our house and at farmers markets.
Petty, who works for the Ford County appraiser's office, lives on the old Doral and Betty Raider farm and peddle their wares to travelers and locals.
The front building that had once been a farm stand is again overflowing with pumpkins and gourds of all shapes colors, and sizes.
"We've done very well and we've had a really good response," she said. "A lot of people stop on the road and pick pumpkins. Everyone is a little different, some like to pick from our pumpkins in the front and some like to pick from the patch."
Amateur pumpkin pickers will always go right for the "orange jack," which make great jack-o-lanterns, but Petty was quick to note that the "blue" or the "white" pumpkins are a great way to do some non-traditional decorating.
While many people like the ease of pumpkin buying at larger chain stores such as Dillons, Petty said that she could offer an experience that is more than just a line on a shopping list.
"The difference between [buying pumpkins at the supermarket] and coming to the patch is the fun people have," she said. "It's amazing how much fun they have. They love to pick their own pumpkins. To them it's like a treasure hunt. We have these vines everywhere and initially you can't see the pumpkins until you get out there. When you start digging you see all of these amazing colors."
Petty and her husband Tim, an oil field worker, also grow the "Cinderella" pumpkins. The massive pumpkins can weigh hundreds of pounds. The winning pumpkin at this year's Kansas State Fair weighed over 600 pounds.
"The biggest one we had this year was only 100 pounds because of the drought. To raise them that large you have to allow just one pumpkin on the vine. She does about 10 per vine. She tells people she's pro-life and doesn't want to pull the smaller pumpkins off," laughed Mr. Petty.
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NEW YORK, NY-September 19, 2013 – On Wednesday, October 9, New York's top leaders and industry experts will gather at The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute at Baruch College to explore directions that the new Mayor should consider as New York moves forward into a new Mayoral Administration in January.
The Institute and its media partner Real Estate Weekly invite New Yorkers to a conversation designed to break new ground and set a new building agenda for the city's next mayoral administration. Keynote speakers include William C. Rudin, Vice Chairman and CEO of Rudin Management Co, Inc. and Seth Pinsky, Executive Vice President and Investment Manager of RXR Realty Metropolitan Emerging Market Strategy (also former President of the NYC Economic Development Corporation).
Other speakers include: Richard T. Anderson, President New York Building Congress; Suri Kasirer, President of Kasirer Consulting; A. Eugene Kohn, Chairman Kohn of Pedersen Fox Associates; R. Donahue Peebles, Entrepreneur, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Peebles Corporation; William A. Marino, Chairman of The Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure; Jack S. Nyman, Executive Director of The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute; Ray Quartararo, Vice Chairman & International Director of Jones Lang Lasalle's Project and Development Services Group; Frank Sciame, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of F.J. Sciame Construction; Merryl H. Tisch, Chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents; Robert Yaro, Chairman & Founder of the Regional Plan Association; and Michael Zetlin, Senior Partner with Zetlin & De Chiara LLP.
The session will include a lively conversation highlighting diverse perspectives that will help shape new directions and initiatives for the real estate, development and construction industries following Mayor Bloomberg's 12-year administration. Event speakers and participants will examine several major topics that will impact New York's development agenda and put their recommendations on record. Attendees will have an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the major challenges the new administration must consider as the city continues to build.
WHAT: New York's Next Urban Agenda: What's the Future for Real Estate, Development and Construction in New York City
WHEN: October 9, 2013, 7:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
WHERE: The William and Anita Newman Conference Center, 151 East 25th Street, Room 750
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The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute offers education and research opportunities to address the needs of the real estate industry. Through professional education courses and workshops, the Institute trains current practitioners and the next generation of real estate professionals, helping them succeed in, and contribute to, an evolving marketplace. As Executive Director of The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute, Jack S. Nyman leads strategic planning and partnering; guides education programs, research, publishing, and public events; and manages operations. Under his direction, the Institute hosts dynamic public events for industry experts to share their knowledge and advance thinking in the field. Individuals, companies, nonprofit organizations, and public agencies all benefit from the programs offered by the Institute.
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Captain Leads Blue to 9-3 Win
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale men's hockey team rang in the New Year by ringing up nine goals, thanks in part to a four-goal outburst by Brian O'Neill (Yardley, Pa.) in a 9-3 win in the first-ever meeting with Bentley before 2,928 today at Ingalls Rink.
The No. 19 Bulldogs (7-5-1), who had a 37-19 advantage in shots, broke open a 3-3 contest with six straight goals. Four consecutive scores came from the stick of Yale's captain, who went from a "natural" hat trick to what might be called an "O'natural" trick.
Yale overcame Bentley's mini-comeback to shut down the Falcons (5-9-3) over the last 36 minutes. That meant keeping them off the scoreboard and allowing just 11 shots over the last two periods. While the defense stepped up its effort, the Blue consistently buzzed the opposing net.
"That's the best we've looked offensively (this year). We created some really, really good opportunities. We didn't do a good job finishing in the first two periods," said Keith Allain '80, Yale's Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach of Hockey. "I was very pleased that we didn't give up a goal in the second half of the game."
Junior goalie Jeff Malcolm, who had 16 saves, needed some big saves to blank the visitors after they had tied the score a few minutes into the middle frame.
Giving up a shorthanded goal can be demoralizing, but the one Bentley tallied to open the scoring only ignited the Bulldogs, who answered with three straight tallies. Falcon skater Justin Breton jumped all over a Tommy Fallen shot from the point that hit a Falcons defender and squirted toward the home net. Breton won the race and tucked the puck inside the right post at 6:17.
It took about four minutes for the Elis to answer, but it was well worth the wait. Two goals 10 seconds apart and a third almost three minutes later sent the momentum Yale's way.
The long reach of a Bulldog evened things at 1-1. Antoine Laganiere (Ile Cadieux, Que.) extended his big body to steal a pass in the Bentley end and then fire a shot from the slot. The rebound popped out to a freshman playing just his second college regular season game. Trent Ruffolo smacked home his first career goal at 10:28 and was back at it just after the ensuing faceoff.
Ruffolo retuned the favor to his linemate by hitting him with a perfect pass. The rookie sent the puck from the boards behind the net and Laganiere one-timed it from the low slot at 10:38 to give the Blue its first lead. That goal was not happening unless Clinton Bourbonais (Dexter, Mich.) drills a Bentley blueliner with the puck along the boards.
The home team took a two-goal advantage later in the first period on a play reminiscent of former Yale All-American Broc Little '11 (on a short break from his Swedish professional team), who happened to be in the stands today along with classmates Denny Kearney and Jeff Anderson. Kenny Agostino (Flanders, N.J.) took the puck along the boards above the circle, wheeled around a defender and got tripped while heading to the dot. The sophomore winger, who had three points, controlled the puck on his knees, jumped to his skates and then launched a wrist shot over Branden Komm's shoulder at 14:03.
The Falcons closed to within one while skating 4-on-4 with 38 seconds left in the first. Brett Gensler tipped in a shot from the point to shift some of the momentum the other way heading into the second frame.
A little over three minutes into the second, the visitors used that shift to even the score. Aaron Stonacek, skating to the outside of the right circle with a defender on him and very little space, snapped off a rising shot that went inside the far post.
O'Neill got in the scoring act with a pair of power-play goals to provide the Blue with another two-goal lead heading into the third. The senior captain converted a one-timer at 13:30 that completed a pretty Yale setup. Andrew Miller (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), who had four assists and jumped a place on the Yale career list with 73, sent a quick pass to Agostino, who turned and found O'Neill ready to wind up and fire.
The Bulldog team leader had more time to think about his second goal. Holding the puck at the point for a moment, O'Neill, who jumped two places into seventh on Yale's career points list with 132, unleashed a low blast with 2:40 left that sailed through some slot traffic and into the back of the net.
His third was a put-back tally and the fourth was a nifty deke and tuck move on a give and go with Miller. His last one marked the first time a Bulldog had reached that mark in a game since Evan Wax against Connecticut in 2003.
"It's nice to see him get some results. He's been playing well and today he got rewarded for his efforts," said Allain of his captain.
The Bulldogs were not done. Bourbonais set up Brad Peltz (Mount Kisco, N.Y.) for his first collegiate regular-season score. The sophomore winger took a back pass in the slot and blasted a shot that went high on Komm's stick side at 10:26 for an 8-3 lead. That chased Komm (24 saves) in favor of Blake Dougherty (4), who would get beat by a Nicholas Weberg (Oslo, Norway) one-timer from the right circle with 2:45 left.
Bulldog Bites
Yale scored twice on four advantages while blanking Bentley on five attempts… Trent Ruffolo's first two collegiate points came 10 seconds apart… Brian O'Neill, who leads the team with nine goals, ranks fourth in the ECAC with that total… The Bulldogs completed their non-conference schedule with a 3-3-1 mark... Yale hosts Quinnipiac and Princeton next weekend at the Whale.
Filed by Steve Conn, Yale Sports Publicity Director


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African Americans suffer a disproportionate burden of incidence and mortality from breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer. Though the causes of these cancer disparities are likely multi-factorial in nature, there are no doubt disparities in early detection that contribute to the mortality disparities. Community-based approaches have been increasing in the effort to raise awareness and early detection for these cancers. However, more often than not, such interventions are tested in randomized controlled trials, become evidence- based, and then fail to reach further implementation in the community.
The aim of the proposed project is to identify an optimal implementation strategy using a set of evidence-based interventions that aim to increase early detection of breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer among African Americans as a model. These three interventions will be packaged and interwoven into a single """"""""Cancer Early Detection Ministry"""""""" (CEDM), which will be delivered through trained Community Health Advisors in church settings. The implementation and sustainability will be evaluated using the RE-AIM Framework. Fourteen local African American churches will be randomized to a high or a low community autonomy implementation strategy, in which the level of technical assistance is varied (monitoring and evaluation only vs. monitoring/evaluation plus technical assistance and training, respectively). By varying the level of technical assistance, we will be able to determine what level of technical assistance leads to successful implementation and sustainability. We will also identify church organizational capacity characteristics that lead to successful implementation and sustainability.
The specific aims of this research are to: (1) Package the three interventions into a single Cancer Early Detection Ministry (CEDM), develop a local cancer screening resource guide, and pilot test the materials and training. (2) Implement the CEDM in 14 churches in Prince George's County, Maryland. We will evaluate the implementation outcomes involving treatment fidelity and identify church organizational capacity characteristics that led to successful implementation. We will compare the two implementation strategies (high vs. low community autonomy) to determine the optimal level of technical assistance necessary for successful implementation. (3) Evaluate the sustainability of the CEDM over a two-year period of time. We will identify church organizational capacity characteristics that led to sustainability, and compare the two implementation strategies (high vs. low community autonomy) to determine the optimal level of technical assistance for successful sustainability.
The proposed project would begin to provide some answers to inform the emerging but critical field of dissemination/implementation research. If more can be learned about ways to effectively disseminate/implement and sustain cancer community-based communication interventions, cancer control research can have significantly greater impact on cancer disparities. In this time of uncertain resources, an effective implementation strategy will be a significant step toward the elimination of disparities in cancer early detection, which would have a significant impact on mortality in African American communities.
|Santos, Sherie Lou Zara; Tagai, Erin K; Scheirer, Mary Ann et al. (2017) Adoption, reach, and implementation of a cancer education intervention in African American churches. Implement Sci 12:36
|Tagai, Erin Kelly; Scheirer, Mary Ann; Santos, Sherie Lou Z et al. (2017) Assessing Capacity of Faith-Based Organizations for Health Promotion Activities. Health Promot Pract :1524839917737510
|Scheirer, Mary Ann; Santos, Sherie Lou Z; Tagai, Erin K et al. (2017) Dimensions of sustainability for a health communication intervention in African American churches: a multi-methods study. Implement Sci 12:43
|Santos, Sherie Lou Z; Tagai, Erin K; Wang, Min Qi et al. (2014) Feasibility of a web-based training system for peer community health advisors in cancer early detection among african americans. Am J Public Health 104:2282-9
|Holt, Cheryl L; Tagai, Erin K; Scheirer, Mary Ann et al. (2014) Translating evidence-based interventions for implementation: Experiences from Project HEAL in African American churches. Implement Sci 9:66


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How's Your Mistake Process Management?
Jun 6, 2013 5:00 AM PT
Perfection is elusive, if not impossible to achieve. Businesses are made up of people, and people are imperfect. They make mistakes -- mistakes involving internal operations and mistakes that affect customers.
How many have planned for those inevitable instances when people prove fallible? Not many. We don't like to envision ourselves as vulnerable to making mistakes, and so businesses build processes based on the notion that everything will function according to plan.
That's why business responses to mistakes are so variable in their effectiveness, Those responses aren't based on best practices or set processes but on ad hoc responses by sales and support staff. They can be good or they can be bad -- sometimes, really bad.
Those one-off responses can be effective -- and even the most effective ways of dealing with mistakes if your staff is stellar and attuned to the customers. If they're inexperienced -- or poorly chosen -- your attempts at damage control can do further damage to your customer relationships.
It's critical that your customer-facing employees know the importance of dealing with mistakes; they may need to be dealt with intermittently and at annoying times, but how they're dealt with can either cement a relationship or undo the earlier efforts of your sales, marketing and support teams and result in a serious fiscal hit to your business.
While formulating strategies to deal with mistakes and upset customers, here are four things to keep in mind.
1. Even if it's the customer's fault, it's not the customer's fault.
The source of a problem really isn't concern for a customer when they call to complain -- they want resolution. That's true whether the problem's root lies with your business or with the customer. When fielding a complaint, the proper approach does not involve explaining how the customer is the one who screwed up. That's guaranteed to exacerbate the problem and can lead directly to the customer's departure.
Instead, collaborate with the customer on finding a solution -- and when you get to the root of the problem, take responsibility yourself. Perhaps you need to be clearer with policies; maybe you could have sent a reminder about something. There's always a way to tilt the discussion so that the customer is not cast as the cause of the problem. Apologize -- even if you think your customer is in the wrong.
2. Respond rapidly, graciously and generously.
Once you've started engaging the customer about a problem, start looking for a solution quickly. In a B2B scenario, that's what your customer expects, anyway. Be big about it. If your company has made the error, make sure the apology is heartfelt and that it's backed up with a token of your sincere regret and your appreciation for that customer.
That might take the form of a discount or a free month of service in a subscription setting, or some other make-up gift. Remember that the issue you're trying to address is a business-related one; a gift that helps with the customer's business will have a bigger impact than something fun but frivolous.
3. Make sure the mistake and the response get into the customer record.
Here's where a lot of these ad hoc efforts fall down: they don't make it into the customer record in your CRM system. Then you're blind to a history of errors with any given customer, and you're also blind to make-up efforts that may have worked in the past.
Having a record of activities -- positive and negative -- will help your sales and marketing staff. Approaching a customer about an upsell opportunity can be delayed if you just made things right following an error on your part.
Similarly, you can take extra efforts when you receive a call about a mistake that repeats one a customer was subjected to in the past.
4. Have a process to make sure that particular mistake doesn't happen again.
If the problem was the result of something your company did, it behooves you to track down the source and solve it before it happens again to other customers.
In a way, a customer complaint is a useful warning signal to your company -- it can help you minimize the damage and keep all your customers happy. However, that won't happen unless you use the data you collect about that problem to take action on it.


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Re: "Paying more, getting less," Nov. 25 Ed Quillen column.
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Notice of Meeting
Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council
Date: Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Place: Department of Workforce Development
GEF-1 Building
Room F305
201 East Washington Avenue
Madison, Wisconsin
Agenda Items and Tentative Schedule
- Call to order and introductions
- Approval of Minutes of the February 20, 2014, Council Meeting
- Department Update
- Federal Update
- Technical Corrections Legislation
- Agreed Bill Development Timeline
- Joint Committee on Audit Request
- Report on the Unemployment Insurance Reserve Fund
- Report on Detection and Prevention of Fraud In The UI Program, Lutfi Shahrani, Bureau Director, Bureau of Benefits
- UIAC Subcommittee Update
- Future Meetings and Agenda Items
- Other Business
- UIAC Report Information Request from Council Members
- Adjourn
- The Council may not address all agenda items or follow the agenda order.
- The Council may take up action items at a time other than that listed.
- The Council may discuss other items, including those on any attached lists.
- The employee members and/or the employer members of the Council may go into closed session at any time during the meeting to deliberate any matter for potential action and/or items posted in this agenda, pursuant to sec. 19.85(1)(ee), Stats.
Some or all of the Council members may attend the meeting by telephone. This location is handicap accessible. If you have other special needs (such as an interpreter or written materials in large print), please contact Robin Gallagher, Phone: (608) 267-1405, Unemployment Insurance Division, Bureau of Legal Affairs, P.O. Box 8942, Madison, WI 53708. Hearing and speech impaired callers may reach us at the above phone number through WI TRS (or TDD/Voice Relay 1-800-947-3529.)


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