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25 Meetup Groups match "fashion photography" near Dallas, TX
Formally TFM photography now Denton County Photography Group. This group is for those interested in learning more about photography. We plan to have have day and evening photo shoots of all sorts. Landscape, Night shoots, Product, people, animals you name it. We will also focus on software, photoshop, plugins equipment etc. So if your looking for a great social group and want to learn more about photography this is it.
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Greg Daniels Photography Studio provides a fun and exciting opportunity for photographers of all skill levels to participate in various monthly portfolio enhancing photography workshops as well as educational classes to enhance and build upon the skills and knowledge you desire. The workshops will occur in studio or on location in the DFW area. This group focus on fashion, beauty, portraits, sports, fitness, product and glamour (non nude) photography. If you are interested in learning about any …
Dallas Fashion Industry is designed to give fashion designers, models, Photographers, Hair Stylists, make up artists, Fashion magazines, modeling agencies, fashion event organizers and Fashion industry insiders a place to network, and showcase their talent to Dallas's most elite industry movers and shakers. Dallas Fashion industry was born out the need to build a City wide and independent outlet to of mainstream and up-and-coming Fashion industry talents to meet other local fashion industry ins …
Darryl Briggs' Glamour Photography Clubs are the largest and most active in both DFW and Texas, recently expanding into Arkansas and Oklahoma. Events are regularly scheduled and include a wide range of events such as photography workshops, club shoots (where the photographers get to decide on sets and lighting), instructional classes, and even social events. Everyone is welcome whether you are an experienced photographer or if you just received your camera yesterday. Our members are some of the …
This group was inspired by the hundreds of workshops I have given all over the US. Photographers were asking for ways to build their portfolios with high quality images and unique concepts. They were running out of ideas / did not have ideas, could not find models, locations or sets and were hitting a wall. After all a photography web-site filled with photos of your dog or your own children might not say "professional" in a way you want it to. This is what we will do here. The instructors will a …
This is a group dedicated to finding the best location and the best models to shoot. Great way to build any portfolio. We will host everything from Pin up to High Fashion Runway. And location is a must. Building a set is critical to shooting great shots. We are a group of seasoned photographers who collaborate with models, make-up artists, and designers to create beautiful images. We get together to improve our existing shooting skills, while also learning and developing new ones. We will try t …
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Amateurs to Pros. Beginners to Experts... We are dedicated to collectively learning and mastering the art of photography and lighting. Our group is open to photographers, models, hair stylists, wardrobe stylists, make-up artists, and anyone interested in being a photography enthusiast. Come join our group in order to explore the creative power of creating art with light, build your portfolio, and just have FUN!
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We formed this group to offer a concept related photography group. One that encompasses An Artistic direction and theme. Members can will be able to build portfolios, network, learn from others, improve skills, The cost of the photo shoots will fluctuate based on cost of the model, the makeup artist, hair, wardrobe, photography assistant, and studio, if we are using one. We are committed to keeping the cost as low as we can in order to make events more affordable for photographers. the costs wil …
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Meet other local Models, or those interested in learning more about a career in modeling. Discuss the business, share info, and network with one another. Photographers, make-up artists, and agents are all welcome! Location and studio photographic sessions with professional and semi-professional photographers to develop art, photography and model portfolios. Share the cost of a location, studio, and MUA's. Amateur or professional models welcome for TFP (trade time for print) or TFCD (trade time f …
The vision of Flashpoint is to provide opportunities for photographers, models, makeup artists, fashion designers and others with related interest areas to have fun, enjoy beauty and create art together. If you enjoy being in front of, behind or to the side of a camera then this group is for you ! We want the club to offer everyone avenues to work together irrespective of what your skills or interests may be. The main focus of this group is to have fun and teach each other, not just make money. …
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What our group needs in "Dallas" are new members who are passionate, respectful, loyal, active and dedicated aspiring models, actors, photographers, make up artists and all stylists in the art of modeling photography ( fashion, commercial, print, kids to preteens, beauty & glamour, athletic, sports, petite & portraiture and more... ). The purpose of the group is to help and to better ourselves... Karen is the co-founder of this group based here in Dallas inspire us to help her organize a modelin …
A Dallas based meetup group catering to models, photographers, hair and makeup artists in North Texas. It's about having all the right elements in one place to create one of kind portfolios, experiences, and business relationships. Ignite is open to individuals of all experience levels. Our goal is to provide a variety of portfolio building photoshoots that benefit everyone in the industry. Our meetups will vary from walk-abouts to more elaborate, detailed planning of higher-end shoots that ar …
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We are a DFW area Glamour Photography Club. This is a the glamour side to our Flower Mound / DFW Photographers Models MUA photography group, http://www.meetup.com/Flower-Mound-DFW-Photographers-Models-MUA/. We formed this group to separate Glamour photography events from non Glamour events. Events will be Glamour, Boudoir, Implied and occasionally Nude photography. Members can build portfolios, network, learn from others, improve skills, help others improve their skills also, and most important …
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This group is for anyone that is building or updating their photographic or modeling portfolios. It is open to photographers, models, actors, dancers, MUA, and hairstylists. We are also open to industry professionals, such as modeling and talent agencies. Take your talent to the next level by learning from industry professionals that will demonstrate through realworld techniques and experience. Improve your abilities as a photographer, model, or makeup artist each time you attend. Photographers …
We are a Dallas Fort Worth area Photography Club. Members can build portfolios, network, learn from others, improve skills, help others improve their skills also, and most important have FUN! The cost of the photo shoots fluctuate based on cost of the model, the makeup artist, hair, wardrobe, photography assistant, props, and studio. We are resident artists at Studio-Four in Dallas, thus studio events are located in Dallas. Location shoots are scattered over the metroplex. Generally events are …
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The Photo Shoot Club of Dallas is a photographer-only group based in Dallas for those interested in shooting and learning about photography within the beauty, glamour & glamour nude (up to 'playboy' style) realm. This group is a great place for those in interested in getting great shots with beautiful women as the subject. If you are genuinely interested in beauty or glamour photography, regardless of your skill level, this group is probably for you. For our shoots there is a fee to attend and t …
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This is a group intent on helping startup, and semi professional take the fear out of shooting in a studio setting. Also to teach about lighting, posing and helping start up models, and MUA's build their portfolios. Their will be one on one help for new photographers who don't know how to shoot with a DSLR or better yet that shoot everything on automatic. You will be instructed on how to shoot manual, and what lens are preferable for certain situations.
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This is a group for photographers, models, makeup artists, and hair stylists of all skill levels who desire to work in a studio environment with professional equipment in a hands-on environment. It is our wish to offer not only a place to showcase and enhance skills, but to learn, share, and network with other like-minded individuals.
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Our group focus is a mixture of high performance vehicles in various settings with models, focusing on the ultimate mix of beauty and steel. Even though our group is still in its early stages of finalizing the initial set of events, rest assured, they will be events of class. While we will attempt to coordinate events for all levels of photographers as part of the group event calendar, our primary focus will be to provide smaller group shoots designed for intermediate level photographers that pr …
This group is for photographers and models looking to improve their portfolios. All skill levels are welcome. I'd like to meet and collaborate with other fellow photographers/models and MUA. We look forward to meeting you.
A place for photographer's and model's to collaborate and create amazing images.
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Hello everyone, my name is Josh Davis. I decided to make this group because I live for photography. I love networking with models, photographer, muas, and anyone else in the fashion world. The purpose of the group is to get photographers and models together and make beautiful art, network and get out there! Whether you're doing this as a hobby or trying to make a career. I plan on putting on some of the best meetups around with the best models and photographers around.
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Join us for amateur & professional shoots on location or in a professionally lit studio. All models, MUAs, lighting and studio equipment are set up in advance, so photographers need to bring a camera and just shoot. The shoots are organised to help up and coming photographers, models, hair stylists and make up artists to broaden their portfolios in a professional and safe environment without spending a fortune as the costs are shared (and paid in advance!). Each photo shoot has a different theme …
Like minded Photographer's joining together to explore, On location with strobest, studio lighting techniques, makeup artistry and set design. This is truly for the beginner, intermediate and advance all the way up to the Professional. We want Photographers, Models, Make-up Artist and Stylist to come together and colabrate on projects together.
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This is an open group for anyone to join. The primary purpose of this group is to keep people informed of activities sponsored across the United States as well as events sponsored by Femme X Studios. I hope that this meetup group can become a national registry of all the services, organizations, events, products and interests associated with our community. Please feel free to post resources as well as events going on around the country. Cross posting events from other meetups is also welcomed. …
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Mappa Mundi
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Jack has a dark secret and only a few months to live. When his family gather for his daughter Anna's wedding, Jack, a passionate map collector, is forced to confront the map of his own life and finds its horizons to be limited. Research into his ancestry proves him to be related to an eighteenth-century cartographer and plantation owner, but Anna, engaged to a black lawyer, is more interested to discover that they may be descended from a slave... This intimate play explores the notion of Englishness, and follows the moving journey of a man coming to terms with the parameters of his life.
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11 November 2002
The National Theatre's production of Mappa Mundi unfortunately lost its star Ian Holm the week before it was originally due to premiere. But now that it has finally opened (for a much curtailed run of less than a month), Shelagh Stephenson's play turns out to lose its way, and its point, long before the end.
While The Memory of Water established Stephenson's credentials as a deeply sensitive, poetically driven recorder of the minute tensions and hostilities that simmer within a family dealing with the death of a matriarch, Mappa Mundi rewrites that plot with a dying father. Here, gathered around Alun Armstrong's 72-year-old Jack - the role originally to have been played by Holm - are his adult children, Michael and Anna.
Michael (Tim McInnerny) is a 45-year-old divorced, lonely actor; Anna (Lia Williams) is a 40-year-old lawyer, busily planning her wedding to fellow lawyer Sholto (Patrick Robinson). Also in t...
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Strongly disagree with your reviewer's take on this...I thought it was a beautiful play, excellently acted. It didn't seem contrived to me...eg the dance troupe didn't just appear at the end, it was trailed throughout, and provided an amazingly life-affirming ending that (together with the father's acceptance in the last line of the fact that this life is it, this is all there is) had me and many others the night I saw it in tears. Beautiful performances from all, and some terrific moments, like the daughter stroking her father's back and covertly inhaling his scent in order to imprint it on her memory...so true. One of the best plays around at present....
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Former ARL Commission chief, David Gallop says it has been a great privilege working for the NRL but he is now looking forward to 'doing normal things'.
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FEW believed David Gallop would see out his four-year deal as ARL Commission chief executive but no one expected that he would last less than four months.
If the appointment of an independent commission was the biggest thing to happen to the game this century, the announcement by ARLC chairman John Grant that Gallop had stood down with immediate effect was the biggest news since.
Please explain ... David Gallop fronts a media conference this afternoon. Photo: Sam Scotting
It was a massive shock, but just as surprising was the insinuation that he had not quit - but was leaving by mutual consent.
Gallop's departure comes in the midst of negotiations for the new broadcast deal that is expected to deliver the game a windfall of more than $1 billion over the next five years.
As the chief executive, Gallop had been expected to lead the negotiations but the fact the ARLC appointed private consulting firm Greenhill Caliburn to the role two weeks ago indicates this decision was not as hasty as it seems.
During his 10 years in the job, Gallop made enemies and many of the clubs that were keen to rid the game of News Ltd were opposed to him being retained as ARLC chief executive.
News Ltd made it a condition of their departure that Gallop be appointed for four years years, but he and Grant negotiated the terms for his premature exit before the ARLC took over in March.
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Oxford, where You Mind Me proved himself tops in the Ladbrokes Pall Mall
PICTURE: STEVE NASHYOU MIND ME completed an unbeaten run through the Ladbrokes Pall Mall when making all to land Tuesday's feature event, live on Sky from Oxford.
Owned by Vicky Whitton, the victory prompted scenes of delight from trainer Frank Taylor and his assistant Micky Douglass, with Taylor particularly thanking physio Ron Mills for his help in getting the dog right following an injury sustained in the third round of the Derby.
You Mind Me, described by Taylor as a sprinter who doesn't break well, this time came away and beat defending champion Brittons Empire up, before holding Chris Allsopp's kennelmate Smart Bid by a length in a fastest of the night 26.89sec. Farloe Mysterio battled on for third.
You Mind Me was returned 3/1J on a night when the track's bookmakers won plaudits from Sky's ring reporters for betting to unusually low margins.
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Mark Wallis, on a night when the retirement of his Derby hero Blonde Snapper was announced (see separate story), notched a double through Lil Risky and Blonde Fletch.
There was also a Guinness double for Seamus and Teresa Cahill through Guinness Kev (27.28sec) and Trafalgar Cup hero Guinness Dusty (26.92sec) who won what may prove to be his final pups race before taking on all-aged company.
Airforce Newyork put up a thrilling performance to snatch victory over 592m, with trainer Ricky Holloway taking the opportunity to canvas for votes afterwards for the forthcoming election for the new chair of the Trainers' Association.
Retiring chair Norah McEllistrim earlier saw her Zodiac Zeus blast out to make all over 450m (26.97sec).
Aero Gaga took the marathon for Paul Young after kicking on at half-way.
**In a busy spell, Sky Sports 2 on Saturday will show the final of the Bettor.com Northern Irish Derby from Drumbo Park, Belfast, then on Tuesday on the same channel, the final of the Betfred Gymcrack will feature.
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Heather Angel is a British photographer and one of the world's leading wildlife and nature photographers. I'm rereading two long-out-of-print books by Heather Angel that have been in my library: The Book of Close-Up Photography, and The Book of Nature Photography (though the Close-Up Photography book is still available from Amazon). I cannot recommend Heather Angel's work highly enough. Angel is a great writer and teacher as well as an outstanding nature photographer who has traveled the world.
In recent years Angel has been concentrating on shooting the flora, fauna, and landscapes of China. Angel's Amazon book listing runs five full pages, but here are two recent recommended books: Her latest, Digital Outdoor Photography: 101 Top Tips; and the most recent work on China, Green China.
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Welcome to the House of Jossey-Josey website! This beautiful site was originally designed and created by Jackie Josey Helfrich, beloved secretary-treasurer of The House of Jossey-Josey for many years. We are proud of this special place and appreciate very much all of the love and hard work Jackie put into developing it. If you are researching your Jossey or Josey ancestry, this is a great place to start! At this site you will find information on the HOJJ reunions, past and future; archive Newsletters of the HOJJ; Family History information; contact information for ordering copies of the cds of the House of Jossey-Josey books; HOJJ membership information; Ancestor photographs and photos from past reunions; service records of Josseys & Joseys for various wars; and a wealth of genealogy information gathered and assembled by our Historian/genealogist, J. Edward "Bud" Josey. Much of the existing information on this site is currently being updated and expanded, so check back often. The members of the House of Jossey-Josey hope you will join us at our National Reunions. Our historian, J. Edward "Bud" Josey, has published an 8 volume set of books on the genealogy of the Josseys and Joseys. The original printing of this fabulous set of books sold out years ago. Despite continued demand, no further printing is planned. However, you can purchase a copy of the books on CD from Bud! Contact him at email@example.com or see the contact information on this site. Does Bud have your family's information? Birthdates, wedding dates, children's names, grandchildren's names? Send it to Bud. His information is constantly being updated. Be sure your family's data is in his huge database. One day, your descendants might be looking for you and thanking you for this information! If you have a question about the House of Jossey-Josey or this website, you can contact Bud at firstname.lastname@example.com . Just be sure to put HOJJ or House of Jossey-Josey in the Subject line so I will know you are not spam. All of us at the HOJJ thank you for taking the time to view our site. We hope you enjoy your visit here and will come again!
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Just a word to let you know that our previous Secretary, Jackie Josey Helfrich, that designed this beautiful Web Site, has been unable to keep it up because of family obligations. So I had to learn, with Jackie's help, how to update the site. ( it has taken weeks and many calls to Jackie "many thanks" ) I have repaired the many broken connections and have added to "Bud Josey's Corner" many new options to view Births, Marriages, Divorces, Deaths, Obits, Wills & Deeds and Josey Related Marriages, with more to come. I hope this helps in answering your many questions.
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text: State Cup Home > Tournaments Print Page Boys and girls teams, in multiple age brackets compete in the South Dakota State Cup to earn their way to the Midwest Regional Championship Tournament in their age division. The champions in the Under-13 through Under-19 age brackets from Region II will advance to the US Youth Soccer National Championships in June. SD State Cup Date: May 3-5, 2013 Location: Sioux Falls, SD Tournament Director: Daniel Ohayon email@example.com 605-521-6113 South Dakota State Cup OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT MERCHANDISE Official Tournament Merchandise will be available at tournament site. Only the Black and Carolina Blue items will be available at the tournament. Pre-orders will be available for pick up: Friday 4:00-8:45pm Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm Sunday 9:00am-12:00pm CUSTOMIZATION AND PERSONALIATION WILL BE AVAILABLE ON-SITE FOR THE DURATION OF THE TOURNAMENT. SCORES Click button for SDSSA State Cup Game Scores Team Check-in information click here State Cup Housing: State Cup Housing Information -click here Hotel Rooming List - click here STATE CUP SCHEDULE -click here revised 4/30/13 **Weather Cancellation Hotline - 605-274-9895** State Cup Schedule Format - click here Tournament schedules with fields & times are posted on the State Cup Schedule IMPORTANT TEAM INFORMATION! STATE CUP TEAM PHOTO SCHEDULE - May 4th - click here Please make sure your teams are available for their scheduled photo sessions as provided in the State Cup Photo Schedule document 2013 State Cup Rules - click here State Cup-Payment of Referees doc. click here Please read important information about referee payments by teams onsite at 2013 State Cup State Cup Field Location - Yankton Trail Park Yankton Trail Fields #7, #9, #10, and #11 will be used for this event with field #15 as an alternate field if needed. Maps will be provided in the program book. **NOTE** YANKTON TRAIL PARK IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. It is important that you use the Minnesota Ave. entrance and exit. Western Ave. and 57th Street are under heavy construction as well, so using this entrance and exit will be difficult. THE SPEED LIMIT IS 15 MPH AND WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED! State Cup Socials: Friday, May 3 - Holiday Inn City Centre / 6:30-9:00 PM / at Palisades room. All coaches and managers are invited to attend (some activities will also be provided for players) Saturday, May 4 - Dakota Lettering (3410 S. Kiwanis Ave.) / 6:00-8:00 PM / All coaches, managers and officials are invited to attend. STATE CUP AWARD CEREMONY -Sunday, May 5th State Cup Champions will be awarded at an award ceremony for the following age divisions and times listed: 10:00 AM Under 14G 12:00 PM Under 13B 2:30 PM Under 14B Under 13G Under 16G Under 15G Under 16B Under 17B Under 18B Under 15B Under 17G Under 18G Under 19B Please be present for team pictures at the awards ceremony. U13 Boys: DASC U13B Black, Rushmore U13B Gold U13 Girls: DASC U13G Black, Hub City Soccer Club U13G, Rushmore U12G Gold, SDU Liberty U14 Boys: DASC U14B Black, Rushmore U14B Gold, SDU Copa U14 Girls: DASC U14G Black, RC SWAT, Rushmore U14G Gold U15 Boys: DASC U15B Black U15 Girls: DASC U15G Black, Rushmore U15G Gold, U16 Boys: DASC U16B Black, Rushmore U16B Gold, SDU Pachuca U16 Girls: DASC U16G Black, Rushmore U16G Gold, SDU Legacy, Yankton Rebels U17 Boys: DASC U17B Black, Rushmore U17B Gold, SDU Barcelona U17 Girls: DASC U17G Black U18 Boys: DASC U18B Black, SDU Arsenal U18 Girls: Rushmore U18G Gold U19 Boys: DASC U19B Black U19 Girls: DASC U19G Black 2013 US Youth Soccer Midwest Region II Championships Date: June 21-26, 2013 Location: Des Moines IA Taking applications to host 2014 tournament until March 1, 2013 2012 SD STATE CUP CHAMPIONS Girls Division Boys Division U13G DASC Black U13B DASC Black U14G DASC Black U14B SDU Galaxy U15G SDU Legacy U15B DASC Black U16G RSC Rapids U16B SDU Barcelona U17G RSC U17G U17B DASC Black U18G DASC Black U18B DASC Black U19G DASC Black U19B U17B SDU Madrid SDU Arsenal (WC) The South Dakota State Soccer Association would like to congratulate the State Cup Champions and wish them Good Luck as they represent SD in the Midwest Regional Championships!


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Please help us to make this video "go viral" and thus, furthering the UMass Amherst and global sustainability movement. Consider posting this video link on social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) and e-mailing it to family, friends and colleagues. http://bit.ly/Rnx5Ot
If we achieve 50,000 views by September 15, UMass Permaculture and sponsors will donate fruit and nut trees to 4 local schools, which is part of our vision to co-create more edible, ecological, and educational landscapes throughout the community!
This video focuses summarizes Year 1 and Year 2 of the UMass Permaculture Initiative. We successfully designed and installed 2 permaculture-designed ecosystems on the UMass Amherst campus. It was a collaborative effort amongst students, staff, faculty, and local community volunteers. Looking ahead, we are planning to install a new permaculture-designed landscape on the campus each year, which will provide education to students and the campus community plus local, healthy, and sustainably grown produce to the UMass dining commons.
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Scott, Denise M (2012) Perceptions about genetic testing for the susceptibility to alcohol dependence and other multifactorial diseases. Genet Test Mol Biomarkers, Vol.16, No.6 (2012): 476-481. Vanessa J. Marshall, Nnenna Kalu, John Kwagyan, Carla Williams, Robert E. Taylor, Denise M. Scott
Scott, Denise M (2012) Heritability of level of response and association with recent drinking history in nonalcohol-dependent drinkers. Alcohol Clin Exp Res., Vol.36, No.6 (2012): 522-529. Nnenna Kalu1, Vijay A. Ramchandani, Vanessa Marshall1, Denise Scott, Clifford Ferguson, Gloria Cain, Robert Taylor.
Scott, Denise M (2012) The 5-HTTLPR polymorphism moderates the effect of stressful life events on drinking behavior in college students of African descent. American Journal of Medical Genetics Part B: Neuropsychiatric Genetics, Vol.159B, No.5 (2012): 484-490. Henry R. Kranzler, Denise Scott, Howard Tennen, Richard Feinn, Carla Williams, Stephen Armeli, Robert E. Taylor, Margaret J. Briggs-Gowan and Jonathan Covault.
Scott, Denise M (2012) Magnitude of the problem of drinking alcohol on college campuses, commentary on "Structuring a college alcohol prevention program on the low level of response to alcohol model: A pilot model." Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, Vol.36, No.7 (2012): 1126-1130. Denise M. Scott.
Scott, Denise M (2012) Screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment: Public health training for primary care. Am J Public Health., Vol.102, No.8 (2012): 8p. Vanessa J. Marshall, TyWanda L. McLaurin-Jones, Nnenna Kalu, John Kwagyan, Denise M. Scott, Gloria Cain, Wendy Greene, Babafemi Adenuga, Robert E. Taylor.
Scott, DM (2007) Health-related effects of genetic variations of alcohol-metabolizing enzymes in African Americans. Alcohol Res Health. 30, No.1 (2007): 18-21. Scott DM, Taylor RE.
Scott, Kenneth R (2010) A substituted anilino enaminone acts as a novel positive allosteric modulator of GABAA receptors in the mouse brain. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Vol.336, No.3 (2011): 916-924. Wang, Z.-J., Sun, L., Jackson, P.L., Scott, K.R., Heinbockel, T.
Scott, RS (2005) A contribution to the evolutionary history of Ethiopian hipparionine horses (Mammalia, Equidae): morphometric evidence from the postcranial skeleton. GEODIVERSITAS 27 (2005): 133-158. Bernor, RL; Scott, RS **; Haile-Selassie, Y.
Scott, RS (2005) Evidence for Two Hipparion Species at Rudabánya II. In: R.L. Bernor, L. Kordos and L.. Rook (eds.): Multidisciplinary Research at Rudabánya. Paleontographica Italiana 90 (2005): 211-214. Scott, R.S.**, M. Armour-Chelu, and R.L . Bernor*.
Scott, Victor (2010) A model for routine hospital-wide HIV screening: lessons learned and public health implications. J Natl Med Assoc., Vol.102, No.12 (Dec 2010): 1165-72. Maxwell CJ, Sitapati AM, Abdus-Salaam SS, Scott V, Martin M, Holt-Brockenbrough ME, Retland NL.
Scott, Victor F (1999) Effectiveness of ranitidine bismuth citrate, clarithromycin, and metronidazole therapy for treating Helicobacter pylori. Am J Gastroenterol. 94, No.4 (April 1999): 955-958. DT Smoot, T Hinds, *H Ashktorab, J Jagtap, *VF Scott.
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Scott, Victor F (2002) The future role of historically black colleges of medicine. Journal of the Association for Academic Minority Physicians: the Official Publication of the Association for Academic Minority Physicians 13, No. 1 (January 2002): 1-4
Scott, Victor F (2009) The Howard University Hospital experience with routineized HIV screening: a progress report. Trans Am Clin Climatol Assoc., Vol.120 (2009): 429-34. Victor F Scott, Amy Sitapati, Sayyida Martin, Pamela Summers, Michael Washington, Fernando Daniels, Charles Mouton, George Bonney, Victor Apprey, Virginia Webster, Avemaria Smith, Geoffrey Mountvarner, Monica Daftary, and Celia J Maxwell.
Scott, Victor F (2009) T1656 Helicobacter pylori May Protect African Americans from Reflux Esophagitis, a Hospital Based Study . Gastroenterology , Vol.136, No.5, Suppl.1 (2009): A-552. Omid Entezari, Zahra Nouri, Ehsan Dowlati, Victor F. Scott, Wayne Frederick, Edward L. Lee, Duane T. Smoot, Allan Hardy, Amira Z. Ali Ibrahim, Hassan Ashktorab
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Seward, Tanya (2009) Head injury, race, and substance abuse in psychiatric patients. Biological Psychiatry 65 (8, Suppl. S) (15 Apr 2009): 153S-154S. William B Lawson, Steve Arndt, Steve Fleck, Steve Strakowski, and Tanya Seaward.
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I've had lots of different interests over the years, unfortunately work & family commitments mean there's not much time nowadays. However I still manage to do one or two things:
The Mincia came out of a conversation between some of my mates many ago. We had been doing a lot of autocross racing in a Riley Elf and decided that a Lancia Beta engine & gearbox would fit in a Mini. Then along came a 1600 cc Lancia Beta HPE, a 'stuffed' Mini clubman 1275GT and with a lot of persuasion it all fitted together. The engine was later modified by Guy Croft and kicks out about 153 BHP. This gives it a 0-60 time of 5.7 secs but because of the 'un-aerodynamic' shape it only does about 115 MPH. Yes I know, its still in my garage and hasn't been used properly in years - come around and help me get it MOT'd then please?
I had started on a Mincia II some years ago but yet again time is getting away from me. It features a Lancia Delta Turbo engine into the back of a standard shape Mini and it will be a sort of open top roadster. Thanks for everybody's interest - a little bit of weekend help would be nice !!. Watch this space for more updates........ (don't hold your breath)
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You may have guessed I have a bit of a soft spot for Minis.
One of my favourite films is The Italian Job, staring Michael Caine (the real one).
In 1991 I took part in the The Italian Job rally to Trento in Italy with my old mate David 'Beddy' Bedford. You should support this charity as it does great work and the event is good fun. Contact them at http://www.wordserf.co.uk/italianjob/
What do you call a man with a Mini on his head ??
Well actually in this case John Evans, a pretty strong guy with the most enormous neck I've seen. He is world champion for just about everything you can balance on to your head! http://www.headbalancer.com
I have found the following website extremely interesting and it has a lot of in depth information on Minis - and lots of other BMC vehicles http://www.austin-rover.co.uk
Beer labelsI also like to support local industry, so please visit and enjoy (at your local Sussex pub) the pride of Sussex ales: http://www.harveys.org.uk/
I have a passing interest in radio controlled cars, here is my vintage Tamiya Lunchbox:
If you like anything Tamiya, try this link: www.tamiyaclub.com/
http://www.ingeniasolutions.co.uk (website under construction May 2006)
This is my work website, if you see something that's useful to your company send me an e-mail or try the old site http://www.mmes-automation.com
I didn't know much about this remarkable lady until Rachel's friend told us she was her niece. We have put together this tribute web site - enjoy !
For all beer lovers everywhere
You might have got here through this website, if not, here is the link to some more pictures of the Mincia
This man is a god amongst engine tuners and no one knows more about extracting serious BHP from a Lancia or Fiat engine - and he's a very nice man as well!
This bloke has built a mean front wheel drive V8 Mini - and it looks stock!
Now these people have all carried out the 'ultimate mod' see the Hybrid Mini Sites on the links page
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The Zero Davey Apartment Hotel in Hobart is located on Sullivan's Cove and are known as waterfront apartments. These boutique apartments, also referred to as a hotel, are a lovely accommodation that is conveniently located near the harbor side of the city and also near the Central Business District.
The apartment hotel is located at 15 Hunter Street in Hobart, just about five minutes from all of Hobart's downtown action.
The Zero Davey Apartment Hotel Hobart offers guests 33 elegant apartments, designed in a cutting edge style for décor, and loaded with amenities. Guests can expect spacious rooms, a washer and dryer, a kitchenette, a ceramic cook top, microwave and individually controlled heating and air conditioning. In addition, guests can expect to find a plasma screen in their room and have access to dozens of channels with cable TV. Some rooms have spas, but all rooms feature splendid mountain and river views.
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Off Road is a journey into the uniquely American world of God, guns, big trucks, family ... and the new American civil war of progressives vs traditionalists.
Paul Archer thinks he's grown beyond his redneck family, until he's forced on an off-road camping trip with his Bible-thumping brother and chain smoking father. But why all the guns? If this is a hunting trip, it sure ain't rabbit season!


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I am so in love with Pussybow blouses at the moment. And anyone who knows me, knows I looooovvvveee polka dots! So this was the perfect combination. Paired the blouse with skinny jeans from H&M and Jeffrey Campbell heels! The color is devine and the heel is so Miu Miu. If you are loving this look and want to make it your own, I say you could also take a skinny belt and belt it around your waist, Roll the sleeves up a bit to make it less stuffy and proper. The blouse is a boyfriend blouse, so it is on the longer side. This look can definitely be worn by a woman who has a bigger midsection and looking to hide that. This outfit is definitely forgiving and still chic at the same time. True to my style, i loved that not so matchy matchy satchel! If you haaaaave to match, paint your nails the color of the bag. To top if off lots of mascara and NARS lipstick. I know its $24 but, BUT!!!! It is long lasting and will last you FOREVER. Looking for style tips email me @ email@example.com
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For those of you who missed the London Olympics Opening Ceremony last night or didn't want to give up 4 and half hours of DVR space you missed quite the spectacle. The Opening Ceremony was directed by Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle. As you can imagine it involved a lot singing children and a lot of old timie British clothing. There were many British celebrities like David Beckham(with his shirt on . . . sigh), the Royal family, Orlando Bloom, and Paul McCartney.
The highlight of the night was really the Queens entrance. She filmed a little video with Daniel Craig aka. James Bond. Then jumped out of a helicopter. Okay so it was a stunt double but still. . . it was nice to see her having some fun.
Oh yeah and if you were wondering why NBC didn't broadcast the Opening Ceremony live- one word- commercials. And if you were on the West Coast than you got to see it even later. Don't worry everything else should be live.
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An overbearing Queen who harbors an unhealthy obsession for gold; a hen-pecked Prince Henry who cannot seem to keep his room clean; a Miller's Daughter who has a somewhat overactive imagination and a trouble-maker with a funny name. When Rumplestilskin promises to teach the Queen to dance, it turns out to be only the first of many half-truths he tells. Will the Queen, the Prince and the Daughter learn their lessons and his name in time? This presentation for young audiences will be presented at 1:00 pm and 4:00pm daily. Bring the whole family for many laughs and lots of fun!
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The Natural Health and Healing Expo at Memorial hall last weekend saw a huge turn out.
The second annual event to be held in the town went on for the majority of Saturday and Sunday, with several things to see.
The goal of the Expo was total well-being, physical, mental, emotional and of course, spiritual.
Carlyle is home to many practitioners and services, which often go unnoticed. The Expo gave visitors the chance to communicate with people they never would have spoken to on the streets and experience new things.
The range of exhibitors touched on everything from herbal teas to water filtration systems to healing crystals. Anything that could improve health of self- awareness was present.
Each day also included several guest speakers. On Saturday 3 short duration speakers took the stage, as well as the event�s special invited guest, Chris Lee. Chris spoke about past lives, and did a light introduction to his audience. He did not perform or look into people's past lives, as he was merely trying to educate non-believers, and believers alike.
�You go into hypnosis, not under it,� said Lee. �I always ask people, under what? A chair? A desk?�
Chris Lee's presentation included facts, history and personal success demonstrations. He trained in Vancouver 17 years ago and has since been working over Canada, England as well as the United States.
�My wife has been lots of things in my past lives. She's been my brother, my mother and more.� he explained.
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Community Congregational Church was formed in 1953 by eight people who felt the need for a simplified form of worship. It has now grown into a community with a sanctuary seating 500 people and an extensive number of activities including education programs, youth programs and a music program.
The Montessori Children's Academy is associated with the church.
- Hours: Sunday worship schedule: 8:30am, Koffee Kiosk; 9am, Bible Forum; 10:30am, Family Worship Service; 10:45am, Sunday School Classes; 11:30am, Reception; 6pm - 7:15pm, Junior High Fellowship; 7:30pm - 8:45pm, Senior High Fellowship
- Parking: Free lot
- Denomination: Congregational
- Services: Child care, Choir/music programs, Missionary programs, Study groups, Youth programs


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Feds fear local Medicare fraud suspect could flee
Published: Monday, May 7, 2012 at 10:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 7, 2012 at 10:47 p.m.
If there's one guy who gives the feds serious heartburn among nearly 60 people charged in the latest Medicare-fraud sweep in Miami, it's Armando "Manny" Gonzalez.
Prosecutors say Gonzalez, also a resident of Henderson County, is a convicted cocaine trafficker who joined the Medicare rackets in the mid-2000 era when he opened a pair of mental health clinics in the Kendall and Cutler Bay areas. By 2008, Gonzalez suspected the feds were on to him, so the one-time Miami-Dade resident exported himself and his business to Hendersonville.
Before his arrest last week, he was planning to open a psychotherapy clinic in Tennessee.
Now charged in a conspiracy to steal $63 million from Medicare, Gonzalez has been ordered held for now without bail after prosecutors argued that because he faces 30 years to life in prison, he could be a "flight risk" to his native Cuba.
Dozens of Cuban immigrants charged in South Florida with trying to bilk the taxpayer-funded health care program have fled to the island nation, which historically has turned a blind eye and doesn't return the fugitives to the United States. A hearing date to consider the issue is pending.
An answering service for HCSN's office on Old Naples Road in Hendersonville said Saturday that the business was closed for renovations. On Monday, however, the service said to call back the following morning, when the business would be open at 9 a.m.
Gonzalez's three clinics — accused of entertaining patients with TV and movies instead of providing actual group psychotherapy sessions — collected $28 million from the Medicare program for seniors and the disabled between 2004 and 2011. Justice Department lawyers say in court papers that the "vast majority" of the money "has disappeared" with a "substantial portion … laundered through shell corporations."
Gonzalez, 49, who was arrested at his one-acre, five-bedroom home in Hendersonville, Wednesday, could not be reached for comment because he is in custody. He has not yet hired a lawyer and will soon be transferred to Miami, where the issue of his bail will likely be addressed again.
Last week, Gonzalez was indicted on a variety of Medicare fraud charges along with eight co-defendants, including a registered nurse, John Thoen, and other employees of his company, Health Care Solutions Network.
Eight other people were named in the indictment with Gonzalez, including Serena Joslin of Buncombe County, who was the clinical coordinator for HCSN-NC, and Alexandra Haynes of Miami-Dade and Henderson counties, who was program coordinator for HCSN-NC.
Also charged are Daniel Martinez, Raymond Rivero and Ivon Perez, owners of three assisted-living facilities in the Homestead area called Mi Renacer, God Is First, and Kayleen and Denis Care. The owners are accused of taking bribes from Gonzalez in exchange for supplying a steady stream of patients, many of whom suffered from dementia and Alzheimer's disease and could not have benefitted from the therapy.
"Several cooperating witnesses have stated that (Gonzalez) directed the payment of illegal health care kickbacks to ALFs and that he directed the falsification of medical records to support the submission of false and fraudulent claims" to Medicare, according to a Justice Department motion seeking his permanent detention before trial.
As part of the criminal case, prosecutors are seeking to recover the $28 million that Medicare paid Gonzalez's businesses in Miami-Dade and North Carolina. They want to seize his 3,500-square-foot house in Hendersonville, which was on the market for $750,000 before his arrest.
Henderson County tax records list Armando Gonzalez and Leyda Torres Gonzalez as the owners of a home in a gated community at 640 Grand Oaks Drive in Hendersonville. No one answered the door Monday at the home, but a white Kia SUV was parked in the driveway.
They also want to take his 17 vehicles, including two Cadillac Escalades, a BMW, a Mercedes Benz and Ford vans, for transporting patients.
Gonzalez, who was sentenced to five and a half years on a cocaine-trafficking conviction in 1984, could be looking at spending the rest of his life in prison in the Medicare case, according to the Justice Department.
If he is released before trial, Gonzalez "would have access to millions of dollars enabling him to flee and live comfortably overseas," Kim, the prosecutor, wrote in court papers.
The detention motion also asserts that Gonzalez picked up pointers about the mental health industry from Lawrence Duran, 49, the convicted head of a Miami-based chain of clinics who is serving 50 years in prison for bilking $205 million from Medicare.
Duran got Gonzalez to join the National Association of Behavioral Health, an organization that lobbied congressional leaders such as Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Miami, for more Medicare dollars to support psychotherapy for people with severe mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia at community clinics instead of hospitals.
Medicare, known for quickly approving claims with little scrutiny, paid Duran's seven-clinic chain $83 million from 2003 to 2010, when agents for the FBI and Health and Human Services shut it down. Some 27 other defendants have been convicted in that case, and five medical professionals are standing trial in Miami federal court, including two longtime doctors: psychiatrists Mark Willner of Weston and Alberto Ayala of Coral Gables, the former medical directors for American Therapeutic in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, respectively.
The allegations in that case — falsified Medicare bills, altered patient records, paid kickbacks, laundered profits — mirror those in the indictment brought against Gonzalez and other employees at Health Care Solutions Network.
"After Duran's arrest (in 2010), HCSN's billing changed to become less apparently fraudulent," Justice Department lawyer Steven Kim wrote in the motion to detain Gonzalez before trial.
Times-News reporter John Harbin contributed to this report
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OCE accounts are designed to provide students with on-going access to computers labs and servers that are dedicated to supporting their major or division.
OCE accounts support both personal computing and course work. They receive additional resource allocations depending on the student's enrollment in corresponding courses. It is important to be aware that disk space allocations are reduced again when courses end.
In addition to the computer labs and servers shown below, all students have access to ACMS General Purpose computer labs.
Revised: May 2003
Account Type Group | Servers | Labs |
oce-beng oce-cse oce-ece oce-ee-g oce-mae oce-mcse oce-se |
iacs5 ieng9 ieng6 |
EBU1 3327 HP Lab EBU2 203 HP MEDA Lab EBU2 3329 Sun Lab all EBU3B Labs PFBH 161 Linux Lab |
oce-ling | ieng9 | AP&M B325 Sun Lab SLH 105 PC lab |
oce-vart | sgva-serv1 | VIS 228 SGI Lab UC201 230 PC Lab |
oce-icam | sgva-serv1 imusic1 |
VIS 228 SGI Lab MAN B104 SGI Lab MAN B206 Mac Lab UC201 230 PC Lab |
oce-bi-u oce-ch-u oce-ma-u oce-ph-u |
ieng9 | AP&M B325 Sun Lab SLH 105 PC labs |
oce-bi-g oce-ch-g oce-ma-g oce-sio |
ieng9 | AP&M B325 Sun Lab SLH 105 PC labs |
oce-ph-g | nssgi-1 | |
oce-binf | bioinf | Geisel-2093 |
oce-cogs | icogcci1 | CSB 115 Sun Lab |
oce-ec-g | iacs5 | Econ 200 |
oce-mus | imusic1 | MAN B104 SGI Lab MAN B206 Mac Lab |
oce-thea | iacs5 | GH 18A & 18B PC Lab |
pa-sdcc13 | sdcc13 | |
pa-sdcc15 | sdcc15 | |
pa-sdcc17 | sdcc17 | |
pa-sdcc21 | sdcc21 | |
ga | sdcc3 |
Revised: May 2003
If you are in one of the qualifying majors (and class levels) as shown below, you can upgrade to an OCE account.
Type | Eligibility Rules |
pa | all Undergraduates who do not qualify for an OCE-type account |
ga | all Graduates who do not qualify for an OCE-type account |
oce-beng | Bio-Engineering Majors and Graduates |
oce-cse | CSE Undergrad Majors |
oce-ee-u | ECE Undergrad Majors |
oce-ee-g | ECE Graduates |
oce-mae | MAE Majors and Graduates |
oce-mcse | Math-Computer Science Majors and Graduates |
oce-se | Structural Engineering Majors and Graduates |
oce-vart | Upper Division Visual Arts Majors and Graduates |
oce-icam | Upper Division ICAM Undergrad Music & Visual Arts |
oce-bi-u | Upper Division Biology Majors |
oce-ch-u | Upper Division Chemistry Majors |
oce-ma-u | Upper Division Math Majors |
oce-ph-u | Physics Majors |
oce-bi-g | Biology Graduates |
oce-ch-g | Chemistry Graduates |
oce-ma-g | Math Graduates |
oce-sio | Scripps Institute of Oceanography Graduates |
oce-cg-u | Upper Division Cognitive Science Majors |
oce-cg-g | Cognitive Science Graduates |
oce-mu-u | Upper Division Music Majors |
oce-mu-g | Music Graduates |
oce-thea | Theatre and Dance Graduates |
oce-ln-u | Upper Division Linguistics Majors |
oce-ln-g | Linguistics Graduates |
oce-binf | Bioinformatics Graduate Majors |
oce-ec-g | Economics Graduate Majors |
To use an OCE account for classwork you should first log into the facility (host or lab) which supports the class. Some classes require special software that is only available on certain machines. Your instructor will let you know which computers to use. Additionally the Account Look-up Tool is useful. It shows the OCE compatible courses that have been linked to your OCE account, and lists the facilities assigned to each class.
When you login on Unix systems, you'll be prompted (this example for "jsmith" who is taking CSE 131, CSE 167 and ECE 171):
Below is a list of the computing environments you have available. If one of them corresponds to the class for which you are logging in to do work, type its number and hit return. 1) jsmith 2) cs131w 3) cs167s 4) ee171s 5) Stop asking me this Choose one, or hit enter to use personal account -->In this example, if you are going to work on CSE 167 assignments, and you know that the course identifier for your class is "cs167s", you'd pick '3' from the list.
This runs the 'prep' command and will locate the "umbrella" directory for cs167s, beneath which the course support files reside. If your instructor has created a world readable "broadcast" file in the umbrella "public" directory, prep will display the message it contains. Prep will modify the shell prompt and will offer to change directory to your storage directory beneath the class umbrella (unless you are already there).
Finally, prep will perform any other steps that your instructor has added to the class prepfile. This might include things such as defining aliases, adding directories to "path", or defining environment variables for special software.
You can also run the prep command, e.g. 'prep cs167s', from the command prompt in a terminal window. This can be useful if you wish to work on classwork for more than one class in different windows during the same session.
Revised: May 2003
Your OCE account may exist in multiple administrative domains in order to provide access to the full spectrum of platform types and physical computer systems appropriate for your major.
Domain | Facilities |
ieng6 | ieng6, PFBH 161, all EBU3B Rooms, EBU2 239 |
ieng9 | ieng9, EBU1 3327, EBU1 3329, EBU1 5702 |
iacs5 | iacs5 |
icogsci1 | icogsci1, CSB 115 |
man104-1 | imusic1, MAN B206, MAN B104 |
sgva-serv1 | sgva-serv1, VIS 228, UC201 230 |
sdcc3 | sdcc3 |
sdcc13 | sdcc13 |
sdcc15 | sdcc15 |
sdcc17 | sdcc17 |
sdcc21 | sdcc21 |
Your OCE account has one home directory for each domain in which it exists. Thus for example, an OCE account in the ieng9 domain has one home directory there that is the same regardless of whether you log in from ieng9, uAPE, SunPal, EBU1 3327 or EBU1 3329 lab. If your OCE account exists in another domain, say ieng6, then it has a different home directory there. So when you login to different domains you should expect the contents of your home directory to be different.
In addition to home directories, your OCE account typically will have a satellite STORAGE directory (not a home directory) for each OCE compatible class in which you are enrolled. Storage directories of this type are located beneath the "umbrella" directory which houses the class. Thus, for example, OCE account jsmith could have home directory /home/solaris/ieng9/oce/81/jsmith in the ieng9 domain, and it could also have a satellite storage directory /home/solaris/ieng9/cs161f/jsmith for CSE 161 on ieng9. When jsmith gets ready to work on CSE 161 and issues the command "prep cs161f", a check is done to see if they have already done a change directory to the /home/solaris/ieng9/cs161f/jsmith tree. If not, prep offers to do the change directory using pushd. (For information about the pushd command, see "help pushd").
At the end of the quarter when an OCE compatible class is finished the satellite STORAGE directories for that class are destroyed. Frequently however, students value their classwork accomplishments and wish to preserve them for future reference. While downloading to a home computer or to portable media are ways to do this, the long lifetime of your OCE home directory makes it an attractive alternative. Before storing your class files, it is a good idea to reduce the ammount of disk space they take up. One way to do this is to remove files which can be easily recreated, such as executables and object (*.o) files. Use the compress command (see "help compress") on the remaining files. To store your class files, you can login to your OCE account, and type
mkdir from.CLASS(where CLASS is the name of the class for which the files were made). Then use the command
prep CLASSto change your current directory to the STORAGE directory under consideration, and type
cp -r . ~/from.CLASS
to make a backup of all your files.
This is a relatively simple matter with the use of the program cphome. To copy the contents of another account into your OCE account directory, login to your OCE account and use cphome with a command of the form
cphome OTHER-ACCOUNT@MACHINE
This will not work for copying class storage directories.
If you have an OCE account, you may have access to more than one server (mailhost). It is important to know where your @UCSD.EDU messages are delivered. You can check or change the delivery destination specified for your @UCSD.EDU e-mail address.
Also it is a good idea to put a .forward file on the mailhosts where you do not normally check mail to ensure that all you mail goes to one place.
Account Type | Default Mailhost |
pa-sdcc13 | sdcc13 |
pa-sdcc15 | sdcc15 |
pa-sdcc17 | sdcc17 |
pa-sdcc21 | sdcc21 |
ga | sdcc3 |
oce-beng | iacs5 |
oce-cse | ieng9 |
oce-ee-u | ieng9 |
oce-ee-g | ieng9 |
oce-mae | iacs5 |
oce-mcse | ieng9 |
oce-se | iacs5 |
oce-vart | sgva-serv1 |
oce-icam | sgva-serv1 |
oce-bi-u | ieng9 |
oce-ch-u | ieng9 |
oce-ma-u | math |
oce-ph-u | ieng9 |
oce-bi-g | ieng9 |
oce-ch-g | ieng9 |
oce-ma-g | ieng9 |
oce-sio-g | ieng9 |
oce-cogs | icogsci1 |
oce-mus | imusic1 |
oce-thea | iacs5 |
oce-ling | ieng9 |
oce-ec-g | iacs5 |
oce-cg-g | cogsci |
oce-binf | bioinf |


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Best Cat Video on the Internet?
Published September 4, 2012Cat videos are commonplace on the Web, and have almost become synonymous with what many people use the Internet for. The popularity of these videos even skyrocketed to the point that, last week, the first ever Internet Cat Video Film Festival, an event dedicated to showcasing and awarding the achievements of these viral videos, was held. With every film festival comes its own awards, and last week was no exception.
In the first ever festival dedicated solely to cat videos, a video titled "Henri 2, Paw de Deux" won big, and was proclaimed "Best Cat Video on the Internet".
The video, which features top of the line cinematography on the part of director Will Braden, covers the supposed "plight' of a sad French cat named Henri. The cat faces many trials and tribulations, including not being paid enough attention to, having to undergo intense grooming to maintain his impeccable coat, and having to deal with "morons" (a term which encompasses both humans and companion cats) that he is surrounded by. All in all, the short film captures the stereotyped individual nature of a companion cat.
The video was one of 79 films (narrowed down from a pool of 10,000) shown in all at last week's event, but proved to be the night's most popular. Without further ado, we present to you "Henri 2, Paw de Deux", which can be viewed below in its entirety:
What do you think after watching? Is this short film worthy of acclaim as the "Best Cat Video on the Internet"? Share in a comment!


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The Highway Patrol will be focusing on education and enforcement. Troopers across the state will be educating teenage drivers by implementing teenage driver safety plans and will be working with school administrators in offering any assistance in the area of highway safety. Education however is just one part of the solution. Increased enforcement visibility in and around all school zones will be observed.
On Monday, Aug. 27, schools operating on traditional calendars began with more than one million students attending North Carolina's public schools.
Students will be traveling to and from school and school related activities during the morning and evening rush hours, which happen to be the busiest times for a teenager to be driving on North Carolina's 78,000 miles of roadways.
Research has shown that teenage drivers lack the experience of seasoned drivers and are more likely to be distracted while operating a motor vehicle. According to the National Highway and Transportation Traffic Safety Administration and the UNC Highway Research Center revealed some staggering facts: · Approximately two-thirds of the people killed in fatal young-driver crashes are the young drivers themselves or their passengers · Fifty-seven percent (57 percent) of fatalities involving young drivers occur on rural roadways · One out of four 16-year-old drivers in North Carolina is involved in a car crash every year and nearly half of these crashes are serious enough to result in injury or death according to the U-N-C Highway Safety Research Center · 16-year-olds are three times more likely to die in a car crash then other drivers · Sixty-one percent (61 percent) of all young driver fatalities were NOT wearing their seatbelts · Fifty-four percent (54 percent) of the vehicle's occupants were killed as a result of NOT being restrained
Studies have shown that the combination of inexperience and the natural impulsiveness of the adolescent years contribute to this increased risk in being involved in a fatal crash. Given this information, it is not surprising that traffic collisions continue to be the leading cause of teenage deaths in North Carolina.
In addition, the new school year brings an increase of school buses on North Carolina highways. Motorists should be cognizant of their presence. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration an average of 24 school-age children nationwide die in school transportation-related traffic crashes each year (11 occupants of school transportation vehicles and 13 pedestrians).
To prevent these deaths, drivers, children and parents are advised to follow a few simple safety tips:
Drivers · When backing out of a driveway or leaving a garage, watch out for children walking or bicycling to school. · When driving in neighborhoods with school zones, watch out for young people who may be thinking about getting to school, but may not be thinking of getting there safely. · Slow down. Watch for children walking in the street, especially if there are no sidewalks in neighborhood. · Slow down. Watch for children playing and congregating near bus stops. · Be alert. Children arriving late for the bus may dart into the street without looking for traffic. · Learn and obey the school bus laws in your state. Learn the "flashing signal light system" that school bus drivers use to alert motorists of pending actions: · Yellow flashing lights indicate that the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children. Motorists should slow down and prepare to stop their vehicles. · Red flashing lights and extended stop arms indicate that the bus has stopped, and that children are getting on or off. Motorists must stop their cars and wait until the red lights stop flashing, the extended stop sign is withdrawn, and the bus begins moving before they can start driving again.
Children · Get to the bus stop at least five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. · When the bus approaches, stand at least three giant steps (6 feet) away from the curb, and line up away from the street. · Wait until the bus stops, the door opens, and the driver says that it's okay before stepping onto the bus. · If you have to cross the street in front of the bus, walk on the sidewalk or along the side of the road to a point at least five giant steps (10 feet) ahead of the bus before you cross. Be sure that the bus driver can see you, and you can see the bus driver. · Use the handrails to avoid falls. When exiting the bus, be careful that clothing with draw strings, and book bags with straps don't get caught in the handrails or doors. · Never walk behind the bus. · Walk at least three giant steps away from the side of the bus. · If you drop something near the bus, tell the bus driver. Never try to pick it up because the driver may not be able to see you.
Parents · Teach children to follow these common sense practices to make school bus transportation safer.
For more information on North Carolina's Stop Arm Law, please go to the following link:
For more information on Highway Safety, please contact First Sergeant Jeff Gordon at (919)733-5027.


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About the St. Olaf Christmas Festival
The St. Olaf Christmas Festival is one of the oldest musical celebrations of Christmas in the United States. Started in 1912 by F. Melius Christiansen, founder of the St. Olaf College Music Department, the festival features more than 500 student musicians who are members of five choirs and the St. Olaf Orchestra.Participating choral ensembles include the St. Olaf Choir, conducted by Anton Armstrong '78; Viking Chorus and Chapel Choir, both conducted by Christopher Aspaas '95; Cantorei, conducted by Jamie Bobb; and Manitou Singers, conducted by Sigrid Johnson. The St. Olaf Orchestra is conducted by Steven Amundson. Each group performs individually and as part of a mass ensemble.
The festival, which is regularly broadcast nationwide on public television and radio, has been featured in hundreds of publications, including TV Guide, Wall Street Journal, and the Los Angeles Times.
Ordering Tickets
Members of the St. Olaf community should refer to the Christmas Festival information that arrives in the mail in early October.
Tickets are reserved seating and priced at $30 per ticket with a $7 transaction fee added per order.
Tickets are available at StOlafChristmasFestival.com during your prescribed time as indicated on your mailed information.
Accessibility Seating
If you cannot climb stairs, or need special accessibility seating, you must order your tickets by telephone. Accessibility seating is limited. Guests who need disability-related provisions must order tickets by calling 507-786-3929 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. CDT during your prescribed time.
Refunds It is not possible to exchange or refund tickets. If you are unable to use your tickets, you may return them no later than 1 hour prior to the scheduled start of the performance and receive a gift receipt noting the value of the tickets for your tax records.


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Campus Schools with Respiratory Therapy Degrees and Programs
Explore a new career with Concorde Career College. We offer short-term programs in the fields of allied health, massage therapy, and nursing, including medical assisting, medical office administration, respiratory therapy, surgical technology, pharmacy technician, physical therapy assisting, occupational therapy assisting, practical nursing, vocational nursing, nursing bridge, dental assisting, and dental hygiene. Our focus is on hands-on skill-building, so you get real-life training and experience. We have 15 campuses located in and around major metro areas throughout California, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, Oregon, Tennessee, and Texas.
- Respiratory Therapy - (AS)
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- Patient Care Technician
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Explore a new career with Pima Medical Institute. We offer a number of certificate, associate, and bachelor's degree programs in the medical, allied health, dentistry, nursing, mortuary science, veterinary, and massage therapy fields.
- Respiratory Therapy
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Virginia College Online continues the tradition ofgiving lives new direction, fulfilling our mission statement tostudents wherever they live and offering the chance to pursue adegree while maintaining commitments to work and family.
- AS-Respiratory Care
- AS-Nursing
- DIP-Practical Nursing
With Miller-Motte you can expect the focus to be on you, the student, and your career. We are committed to Changing Futures, Changing Lives, and it all starts with you. You can rely on challenging programs, interesting curriculum, and educators with industry experience preparing you for your new future.
- Respiratory Therapy - Associate of Applied Science
Pursue your education with Platt College Oklahoma. We offer hands-on training programs in the culinary arts, allied health, and nursing fields.
- A.S. - Respiratory Care
Keiser University offers accredited degree programs in today's in demand careers: Healthcare, Technology, Paralegal, Business, Nursing and Legal Studies.
- Respiratory Therapy, AS
- Physical Therapy Assistant, AS
California College San Diego (CCSD) offers degree programs in Medical Specialties, Respiratory Therapy, Healthcare Administration, Business Management and Accounting, Computer Technology and Networking, Computer Programming, and Computer Science. Online programs are offered by our affiliated college, Stevens-Henager College, Salt Lake City/Murray.
- Respiratory Therapy (BS)
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Carrington College has helped over 45,000 graduates realize their dream of a career in healthcare. Now it's your turn. Choose from eleven conveniently located campuses.
- Respiratory Care
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Fortis Institute can give you the skills you need to train for a career in the healthcare field.
* Programs vary by location
* Please contact each individual campus for accreditation information
- Respiratory Therapy
- Patient Care Technician
New England Institute of Technology is a private, non-profit, co-educational technical college offering over 30 Associate in Science, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree programs. As a leader in Technical Career Education in southern New England, New England Tech is committed to providing hands-on technological programs that prepare graduates for positions of leadership in the technical, industrial, business, and allied health communities. Most of our associate degree programs can be completed in as little as 18 months, and bachelor's degree programs in as little as three years.
- Associate in Science Degree in Respiratory Care Technology
- Associate in Science in Physical Therapist Assistant Technology


text: Hi! I'm here to give and receive support on my journey to be as raw as I can be! I am a strong believer in living foods. I help others reach their goals and try to inspire and support those in my life to live closer to nature. After a twin pregnancy and the birth of my beautiful babies I am ready to move from my current 60% or so up to 90% raw which is where I feel best. I've been raw for three years, but have struggled with cooked grains and carbs. My partner is not raw and I have issues with self control around his food (which I cook for him). I am lucky to live in an area where the finest organic produce is available! I have no excuses except the "time thing" as I am nursing two babies full time and working outside the home a bit as well. Thank you for having me! I will most likely be found in the general discussion and recipe boards. Blessings, Anna


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Very modern restaurant front appeared out of character with the old Kas street. Glad we went in because the food was very good and good size portions. The staff were friendly and helpful without being pushy.
Very modern restaurant front appeared out of character with the old Kas street. Glad we went in because the food was very good and good size portions. The staff were friendly and helpful without being pushy.
A good steak is not that easy to find in Turkey, but we found it at Jimmy Joker. Out of five nights, we ate there three times. We also had the combo fajitas which were very good and did include a yogurty sour cream sauce, cheese, jalapenos, and tortillas. My husband also had the special one night which was a... More
Well I have dined here many times and I really say that the food is cooked superbly well, with a selection of al dente vegetables. I love the chicken Cafe de Paris and house red wine. Staff are very friendly and go out of their way to make sure I am satisfied. Eating outside on a warm evening is very... More
We decided to get the Fajita, which I might recommend to avoid, since it is not really Mexican. There was only onion, pepper, and chicken (or steak) - no other condiments such as salsa, lettuce, tomato, cheese, etc. were included. Compared to Fajitas in america, this was not very original. It seemed to be cooked in soy sauce. There was... More
We would like to thank Mustafa and his staff for the excellent dinners we had during our holiday in Kas this year September 2012. The food was of very high quality and the service was excellent in 1 word fantastic. They were incredibly hospitable and very friendly. The steaks were tough to beat but the homemade desserts were really delicious!... More
Have the cafe de paris steak at Jimmy Jokers - cooked to perfection. Vegetables nicely cooked and chips excellent. The waitress very pleasant. Worth a visit if you are in Kas.
Visited Jimmy Joker twice on our holiday. I had the cafe de paris fillet steak. Coming in at around £11 this is the best value steak I've ever had. I like rare steak and Seda advised that I should order medium-rare since they like their steak blue there. The steak was cooked to perfection and the unusual cafe de paris... More
Supper time comes; where to go? Most of the times that´s the biggest question, especially when you are in Holidays and you don´t know the place or haven´t had any time to read your traveler book. If you are in Kas and you don´t enjoy pretty much the local meal, then I´ve got to point out Jimmy Joker, international cuisine,... More
Went to Jimmy Joker last night for first time after friends recommendation. I had the steak (fillet) Rosanne and was one of the best I have had in Kas. Good wine list, we had the Lykia Patara Red between 3 of us and when the waiter miscalculated the balance left in the bottle leaving me with an empty glass :(... More
There was 14 of us having a meal! Almost everyone had steaks! Cooked to perfection! Nice, big, juicy chunks of meet on your plate, covered in amazing source, lovely seasonal veg on the side and a handful of chips to accomplish the meal. In fact our meal was so good that we came back once again, the following night to... More
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