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Financial Services
STEPHENS INC., Little Rock, Ark.: Mohan Naidu, 35, to vice president and research analyst covering the health care information technology sector, in Chicago, from equity research analyst at Piper Jaffray.
BANCORP BANK, Philadelphia: Norman Pacyga, 34, to first vice president of health care lending, in Chicago, from senior relationship manager at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
SOCIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MOLECULAR IMAGING, Reston, Va.: Dr. Gary Dillehay, 59, to president, from president-elect, and continuing as professor of radiology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, in Chicago.
June 27
CTLGROUP, Skokie: Timothy Tonyan, 57, to interim president and CEO, from vice president.
MWH GLOBAL INC., Broomfield, Colo.: Vito DiCosola, 57, pictured, to vice president, in Chicago, and continuing as principal structural engineer. Also, Thomas Andrews, 40, to vice president, and continuing as principal geotechnical engineer.
Consumer Services
AIR.WATER.ENERGY, Carol Stream: Mitch Zych, 49, to general manager, from area manager at Service Experts.
WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE, Chicago: David Potash, 49, to president, from chief academic officer at Curry College, in Milton, Mass.
Financial Services
AMERICAN REALTY ADVISORS, Glendale, Calif.: Todd Fowler, 45, to director, marketing and client service, in Chicago, from head of investor relations at Mesirow Financial Institutional Real Estate.
BRIDGEVIEW BANK MORTGAGE, Chicago: Todd Jones, 41, to president, retail mortgage production, from executive vice president at the Federal Savings Bank.
MESIROW FINANCIAL, Chicago: Charles B. Lawless, 42, to senior managing director, from managing director.
PRIVATEBANK, Chicago: Beth Hunt, 46, to senior mortgage banker, in Lake Forest, from residential lender at First Midwest Bank.
WELLS FARGO SECURITIES, Chicago: Robert Biodrowski, 34, to vice president, in the investment banking and capital markets group, from member of the industrials team.
Health Care
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MEDICAL CENTER, Chicago: Emily Nicklin, 60, to chair of the board of trustees, continuing as a partner and lead corporate litigator at Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
FITCH EVEN TABIN & FLANNERY LLP, Chicago: Michael E. Dukes, 35, to associate attorney, focusing on intellectual property portfolio development and management, from associate attorney at K&L Gates LLP, in Pittsburgh.
KATTEN MUCHIN ROSENMAN LLP, Chicago: Terance A. Gonsalves, 45, to partner in the litigation practice, from vice president and deputy general counsel at Career Education Corp.
LEVIN SCHREDER & CAREY LTD., Chicago: Julia L. Santullano, 32, to associate, focusing on estate planning, trust administration, and probate, from associate at K&L Gates LLP.
Real Estate
BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS LLC, Chicago: Matt Lucas, 29, to analyst, from development manager at CSM Corp., in Minneapolis.
ZELLER REALTY GROUP, Chicago: Darlene Acker, 53, to executive vice president and director of portfolio management, from senior vice president.
ALVAREZ & MARSAL, New York: Tammy Norton, 48, to managing director, in Chicago, from partner at Emerging Solutions (Emtec).
AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY INSTITUTE, Alexandria, Va.: Brian Shaw, 46, to president-elect, and continuing as member at Shaw Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC, in Chicago.
BPI GROUP, Chicago: Silvia Masini, 58, to managing director of organization effectiveness, from chief human resources officer at CliftonLarsonAllen.
HBR CONSULTING LLC, Chicago: Sharon Quaintance, 57, to senior director, from co-founder and CEO at LawDocsXpress, in Atlanta.
PWC US, New York: Bill Fasel, 49, to managing director, business recovery services, in Chicago, from director and practice leader for the reorganization services group in the Midwest at Deloitte.
June 21
Health Care
PASSAGES HOSPICE, Lisle: Tamika Mason, 45, to director of business development, from hospice care coordinator.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Chicago: Dr. Robert Wah, 55, to president-elect, continuing as a reproductive endocrinologist and obstetrician-gynecologist at Walter Reed National Military Center and chief medical officer at Computer Sciences Corp.
AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSN., Chicago: Adrienne White-Faines, 53, to executive director, from vice president of health initiatives and advocacy at the American Cancer Society.
PRISM HEALTHCARE PARTNERS, Chicago: Mukesh Gangwal, 56, to managing director, from managing director at Huron Consulting Group Inc.
June 20
TVSDESIGN, Atlanta: Luigi Franceschina, 42, to senior project director, in Chicago, from senior project manager and retail practice leader at HOK.
FAITHFUL & GOULD, New York: Carmelo Torrisi, 45, to managing director and vice president, in Chicago, from director of operations at S&C Electric Co.
NATIONAL LOUIS UNIVERSITY, Chicago: Daniel Casey, 38, to director of armed services, and continuing as captain and Marine for life representative in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, from MBA student.
RUSH UNIVERSITY & RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, Chicago: Dr. Steven Gitelis, 62, to associate dean of surgical services at Rush Medical College and associate chief medical officer for surgery and chief of surgery at Rush University, and continuing as a specialist in orthopedic oncology and limb reconstruction at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO, Chicago: Althea Alviar Lee, 41, to assistant vice president, talent acquisition and development, from manager.
ILLINOIS CPA SOCIETY, Chicago: Todd Shapiro, 56, to president and CEO, from chief financial officer and interim CEO.
MESIROW FINANCIAL, Chicago: David S. Israel, 36, to senior managing director in the investment advisory group, and continuing as co-leader of the Blumberg/Israel Advisory Group, from managing director.
OLD SECOND BANK, Aurora: Jean Van Keppel, 52, to vice president and senior portfolio manager, from chief investment officer at Mercantile Bank of Indiana.
THE WIT HOTEL CHICAGO, Chicago: Ryan Kingston, 53, to general manager, from managing hotel director at Celebrity Cruises, in Miami.
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SINGLEHOP, Chicago: Ricardo Talavera, 30, to vice president of engineering, from CEO at eServer Space Inc.
ASGK, Washington: Lena Parsons, 36, to principal, in Chicago, from vice president at Hill & Knowlton Strategies.
BANDWIDTH MARKETING, Evanston: Ken Hicks, 50, to managing partner and director of client services, from senior vice president at the Marketing Store.
EDELMAN PUBLIC RELATIONS, Chicago: Una Pipic, 33, to senior vice president of marketing and new business, from chief operating officer at 1871.
HAVAS, Chicago: Paul Marobella, 43, to group president of Havas Impact, Palm & Havas and Havas Discovery, from president of Havas Discovery.
ICE FACTOR, Carpentersville: John Guidos, 34, to director of business development and general counsel, from associate at Dowd & Dowd Ltd.
IMERMAN ANGELS, Chicago: Hector Nunez, 52, to director of operations, from general manager at Apple.
NATIONAL SCENIC BYWAYS FOUNDATION, Denver: Dorian Dickinson, 52, to board member, from director of strategic planning at Great River Creative LLC, in Chicago.
YMCA OF THE USA, Chicago: Jorge Perez, 47, to vice president of youth development, family enrichment, and social responsibility, from president and CEO at YMCA of Southwest Illinois.
Real Estate
JAMESON COMMERCIAL, Chicago: Anita Pallardy, 54, to senior vice president, office sale and leasing, from senior vice president at Prime Group Realty Trust.
BRILL STREET & CO., Chicago: Laura Pearl, 53, to chief financial officer, and continuing as founding partner at Ceres Ventures LP.
KPMG LLP, New York: David Hanley, 53, to advisory managing director, in Chicago, from director of finance at Seneca Gaming Corp., in Salamanca, N.Y.
MADDOCK DOUGLAS INC., Elmhurst: Pat Sheehy, 45, to vice president of partner engagement, from principal at s2 Financial Marketing.
WOODLAND FOODS, Waukegan: Aram Karapetian, 43, to vice president of sales and marketing, from director of sales.
June 14
Health Care
NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Chicago: Dr. Allen S. Anderson, 49, to medical director for the Center for Heart Failure and director of network development at Northwestern's Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute, from founding medical director of Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation at the University of Chicago. He is also a professor of medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
June 13
CIVCON SERVICES INC., Chicago: Lillian Yan, 44, to director of planning, environmental and engineering services, from senior project manager at AECOM.
GRAEF-USA INC., Milwaukee: George Podrebarac, 35, to office manager, in Chicago, from structural project manager.
FAITHFUL & GOULD, New York: Leslie Busija, 28, pictured, to senior marketing coordinator, in Chicago, from marketing coordinator at F.H. Paschen, S.N. Nielsen & Associates LLC. Also, Tana Burhans, 27, to regional marketing manager, from marketing manager.
SUMMIT DESIGN & BUILD LLC, Chicago: Thomas Kafkes, 54, to director of business development, from principal at Kafkes Real Estate Services Co.
Consumer Services
Financial Services
ASSOCIATED BANK, Green Bay, Wis.: Michael Holling, 50, to managing director, head of syndications, in Chicago, from head of commercial real estate syndications.
DRESNER PARTNERS, Chicago: Brian Graves, 50, to managing director, from managing director at GSM Advisors.
ROMANO WEALTH MANAGEMENT, Evanston: Scott Miller, 37, to portfolio manager, from adviser at Charles Schwab.
WINTRUST FINANCIAL CORP., Rosemont: Craig Connington, 49, pictured, to senior vice president, middle market commercial banking, from senior vice president at BMO Harris Bank. Also, George J. DelGiudice, 45, to vice president, Wayne Hummer Investments, from financial adviser at JP Morgan Chase; and David Wymer, 47, to senior vice president, middle market commercial banking, from senior commercial relationship manager at BMO Harris Bank.
Health Care
ADVOCATE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Downers Grove: Dr. Harshita Reddy, 34, to pediatric hospitalist, continuing at Kidz Health.
ADVOCATE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Downers Grove: Dr. Steven Lafayette, 37, to surgeon specializing in ophthalmology, continuing at Wheaton Eye Clinic Ltd.
VANGUARD WEISS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Chicago: Dr. Heather A. Hall, 37, to medical director of vascular surgery, and continuing as medical director of the vascular laboratory. She is also a clinical associate of vascular surgery at University of Chicago.
DOUBLETREE CHICAGO MAGNIFICENT MILE, Chicago: Sanjay Mahajan, 45, to hotel manager, from director of operations at DoubleTree Chicago Oak Brook.
Info Technology
BLUEMETAL ARCHITECTS, Watertown, Mass.: Jay Mahlendorf, 42, to client services director, in Chicago, from enterprise sales director at Microsoft, in New York.
WOLTERS KLUWER TAX & ACCOUNTING, Riverwoods: Karen Abramson, 43, to CEO, from president and CEO at CCH Tax & Accounting, North America.
LEVIN GINSBURG, Chicago: Eli Korer, 26, to associate attorney in the corporate practice, from associate attorney at Krislov & Associates.
JAMES TYREE FOUNDATION, Chicago: Scott Phillips, 55, to board member, and continuing as CEO of Scott Phillips & Associates Inc.
LASALLE NETWORK, Chicago: David Hammond, 41, to chief operating officer, from vice president of sales at Montage Talent. Also, Maureen Brown Hoersten, 32, to chief sales officer, from vice president of sales.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB OF CHICAGO, Chicago: Guy N. Maras, 49, to president, and continuing as co-managing partner at the Law Offices of Hennessy & Roach P.C.
June 7
Health Care
ADVOCATE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Downers Grove: Dr. Sheetal Khedkar Rao, 35, to internal medicine physician, continuing at DuPage Medical Group.
ADVOCATE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Downers Grove: Dr. Rajiv Gandhi, 36, to nephrologist, continuing at Summit Center for Health/DuPage Immediate Care.�
ADVOCATE PHYSICIAN PARTNERS, Rolling Meadows: Torie Vittore, 50, to vice president of finance, from director of accounting, financial reporting and budget.
June 6
Financial Services
AON HEWITT, Lincolnshire: Robert Cabanelas, 53, to global human resources leader, from corporate vice president of human resources at Motorola Solutions.
CHICAGO COMMUNITY LOAN FUND, Chicago: Juan Calixto, 50, pictured, to vice president of external relations, from development director at Mujeres Latina en Accion. Also, Wendell Harris, 37, to senior loan/program officer, from commercial real estate lender at Urban Partnership Bank; and Evelyn Turner, 52, to loan closing officer, from RE transactional paralegal at Charity & Associates P.C.
MESIROW FINANCIAL, Chicago: Steven M. Perlman, 42, to managing director in the investment advisory group, from senior vice president.
ROBERT W. BAIRD & CO., Milwaukee: Paul Donnelly, 48, to financial adviser, in Chicago, from investment counselor at William Blair & Co.
PRIVATEBANK, Chicago: Bernie Ockrim, 52, to reverse mortgage consultant, in Skokie, from reverse mortgage specialist at MSI Reverse.
Health Care
NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM, Evanston: Dr. Jorge Felix Saucedo, 49, to division head of cardiology, from professor of medicine and vice chief of clinical affairs at the University of Oklahoma Health and Sciences Center Division of Cardiology, in Oklahoma City.
Info Technology
FRUITION PARTNERS, Chicago: Dave Chandler, 42, to chief financial officer, from senior vice president, finance and operations, at Razorfish.
GENECA, Oakbrook Terrace: Deborah Yeazel, 49, to senior client partner, from executive vice president of client solutions at the Allant Group.
SINGLEHOP, Chicago: Mark Cravotta, 47, to vice president, products and services, from senior vice president, worldwide sales at Tier 3, in Bellevue, Wash.
BOODELL & DOMANSKIS LLC, Chicago: Dainius R. Dumbrys, 35, pictured, to member, from counsel. Also, Max A. Stein, 40, to member, from counsel at Reed Smith.
MANUFACTURERS' NEWS INC., Evanston: Scott Kartsounes,36, to chief technology officer, from vice president of technology.
Real Estate
CBRE INC., Los Angeles: Derrick Almassy, 32, to vice president in the national retail investment group and private capital group, in Oak Brook, from senior associate.
JONES LANG LASALLE INC., Chicago: Margie Kurkowski, 31, vice president and director of business development for the Chicago project and development services group, from director of business development and marketing at Wright Heerema Architects.
KISER GROUP, Chicago: Mike Vitale, 33, to managing director, from commercial investment broker at Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services Inc.
CYCLONE ENERGY GROUP, Chicago: Laura Newman, 25, to account manager, in Chicago, from associate at Green Generation Solutions, in Washington.
DALE J. SPENCER INC., Bartlett: Dale J. Spencer, 35, to principal, and continuing as senior mortgage consultant at 1st Advantage Mortgage.
TOWERS WATSON, New York: James Davies, 45, to senior international consultant, in Chicago, from Midwest leader, international, at Mercer.
ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES, Lincolnshire: Dean Dalesandro, 50, to vice president and general manager of North America, sales and marketing, from vice president of North America sales and global accounts at Videojet Technologies Inc.


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The Raiders and Fighting Muskies split the first 20 points of the first set, but the Raiders responded by winning 12 of the next 14 points to take a 22-12 lead after an attack error by Muskingum's Lauren Tullis. With Mount Union leading 24-15, junior Taylor Webb took a pass from freshman Kristen Kayser and ended the set with a kill.
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The Sam Mendes directed movie has now taken a total of $261.2 million in the US, while its world-wide total currently stands at $918 million. That means that Skyfall is now the highest-grossing movie released by Sony, beating previous record holder Spider-Man 3 ($890 million).
Twilight, meanwhile, made news by becoming the highest grossing title in the franchise with a world-wide total of $751.1 million, besting Breaking Dawn – Part 1's previous best of $712.2 million.
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Editor's note: The following is part of a series featuring select materials intended to supplement the study of church curriculum for 2014.
"THE OLD TESTAMENT EXPLAINED Through Modern Revelation," by Dan Barker, Cedar Fort, $18.99, 370 pages (nf)
In "The Old Testament Explained Through Modern Revelation," Utah State alumnus Dan Barker presents Old Testament teachings alongside latter-day revelations, giving the reader greater clarity, deeper insights and more understanding.
Geared to the serious student or the curious reader, each chapter in the 370-page book covers a book of the Bible, so the reader can pick any chapter for specific study or start at the beginning in preparation for studying the Old Testament in Sunday School.
Within each chapter are subheadings for the major lesson points. Each point includes what the Bible teaches, what modern scripture teaches, and what modern revelation from prophets and apostles teaches. This organizes the material so that the major points and significant questions are answered from the perspectives of the Bible, modern scripture, and modern prophets and apostles. Reference citations are included for further study.
Barker opens with a history of the Bible's accessibility, as well as Joseph Smith's emphasis that it can be understood more accurately in Hebrew. This leads to Barker's thesis that the Bible has been vitally important to the prophets of this dispensation.
"The Old Testament Explained Through Modern Revelation" is Barker's fourth book.
Emily Christensen lives with her husband in Oklahoma. Her doctorate is in marriage and family therapy and she is pursuing a second degree in Hebrew and Jewish studies. Her blog is housewifeclass.com and her email is [email protected].


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HellFire 2.8 Custom ROM, based on Android 4.2.2 and CyanogenMod Resources and some other tweaks are added here and there, is available for AT&T HTC One. If you own an AT&T HTC One and wants to enjoy the Android 4.4.2 and Nexus experience on your device, this is the best ROM available yet. Nexus Live wallpapers are added in this ROM along with HellFire Interface, HellFire settings and HellFire Equalizer that will provide you one of the best Sound Experience ever. You can even govern your CPU with different Options available and even control the Schedule of I/O. Theme Choose can give your device different and beautiful looks, there is much mentioned about Battery Life but Performance is great.
But why would anyone goes for a Custom ROM instead of staying on the Stock On, allow me to explain. "Stock and Official ROMs are good, but they are created with keeping in mind the demands of all,some wants performance and some wants speed, some wants looks, some wants features. Putting them all in one ROM can cause Lag, Performance issues and bugs. But Custom ROM in basically designed for either Looks or Performance and Custom ROM gives speed and great performance with Tweaks and System Tools."
In this Article, we will show you How To Install HellFire 2.8 Android 4.4.2 Custom ROM On AT&T HTC One.But before we begin, Make sure:
- That you have a Well Charged battery.
- Back-up all your important Contacts, Call Logs & Messages.It is highly recommended in case of any mishap or data loss to back up all your important data.
The methods involved in flashing custom roms and rooting your phone is highly custom and may result in bricking your device,and has nothing to do with Google or the device manufacturers which is HTC in our case. In case of any mishap we may not be held responsible. Follow these instructions to the letter to avoid any mishap or bricking. Make sure that whatever you do, you are doing it at your own responsibility.
Important things:
- Your Device must be Rooted and Latest Custom Recovery must be installed on it.
- Enable USB debugging mode.
- Make sure that battery level is at 85% or more.
- This Tutorial is Only For AT&T HTC One.
Here are the Features of HellFire 2.8 Custom ROM:
- 4.4.2 KitKat Rooted
- Based on the latest CM11 source
- incorporated latest CM11 updates
- Build.prop tweaks
- HellFire Catapult
- HellTweaker
- HellFire Halo
- Theme Chooser
- Nexus Live wallpaper
- Pie Controls (LMT)
- Root ToolBox
- Microbes LWP
- Font installer
- Dropbox
- Adobe Flash Player
- Auto Focus Video record
All Read and Ready to Install HellFire 2.8 Android 4.4.2 Custom ROM On AT&T HTC One. Let's head towards the Next page to find out How.
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Originally posted by Noviz
I just sent another email... my questions are abit vague though :S
On 24/08/2011 00:02, Open wrote:
> Yes
> On August 23, 2011 at 7:00 PM Mah Name wrote:
> > Is this a real email?
Ok thats good to know
So mirror meant: mirror.oct282011.com...
It brings up pictures of volcanos... I assume this has something to do with the message that this website is trying to put out?
Are you able to say exactly what the site is about? Are you predicting an eruption? An evolutionary change?
I have many questions to ask but I suppose it would be bad of me to ask them all at once.
Do you have any questions for me?edit on 23-8-2011 by Noviz because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Grower
You are making?
Making (crown) a king?edit on 23-8-2011 by Grower because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Grower
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Well, that doesn't make much sense, does it?
I know they are Making it difficult!
Originally posted by Grower
Originally posted by N34Li3Z
yeah, and why, and how did you do this "search?"
what's so "creepy" about it?
Uh, the search utility that ATS provides at the top of the page??!
As far as creepy, a few days ago there was a phone number listed on it and people who called it got some rather interesting responses. Did [you] bother to highlight any of the page?
The page changes all the time.
Betreff: Connect2(red)
Von: Open ins Adressbuch | zum Chat einladen
Datum: 24.08.11 02:44:01
Admire what is being accomplished.
Still plenty time.


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Mesa Vista Consolidated Human Resources Department welcomes you and invites you to visit us in Ojo Caliente, New Mexico. We are located in northern New Mexico in a small but active community that is supportive of education. We offer K-12th grade studies, a range of support services, special and innovative programs, competitive salaries and benefits, and professional growth opportunities.
We offer a complete benefits package:
Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Provident Life Insurance
Direct Deposit
If you would like to be a part of our dynamic team here at Mesa Vista Consolidated School District, we encourage you to apply. Please visit our Job Openings page to see what is available. We look forward to hearing from you.
If you would like to apply, please fill out and return the licensed personal application form or the non-licensed personnel application form (depending on what type of position you are applying for). If you have any questions, please contact us at (505) 583-2645.


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DEMEC - Green Energy Program Incentives (Delaware)
Last modified on February 12, 2015.
Financial Incentive Program
| Delaware
|DEMEC - Green Energy Program Incentives
|Incentive Type
|State Rebate Program
|Applicable Sector
|Commercial, Industrial, Residential, Nonprofit, Schools, Local Government, Agricultural, Institutional
|Eligible Technologies
|Solar Water Heat, Solar Space Heat, Photovoltaics, Wind, Geothermal Heat Pumps, Fuel Cells using Renewable Fuels
|Active Incentive
|Implementing Sector
|Energy Category
|Renewable Energy Incentive Programs
| Vary by technology and utility
|Eligible System Size
|Generally no system size restrictions, except wind turbines must have a capacity of at least 500 watts
|Equipment Requirements
|All systems must be new and carry a full five-year warranty; electricity generating systems (on- or off-grid) must meet applicable UL, IEEE, and NEC standards; SRCC certification required for solar water heating systems; See regulations for detailed requirements
|Start Date
|09/24/2009 (as amended)
|Expiration Date
| None; new funds allocated monthly
The date "None; new funds allocated monthly" was not understood.
|Installation Requirements
| Systems must be installed by a participating contractor
|Maximum Incentive
|Vary by technology and utility; PV system costs may not exceed 12/watt and wind system costs may not exceed 5/watt
|Ownership of Renewable Energy Credits
| Remains with customer/producer
|Program Administrator
|Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
| http://www.dnrec.delaware.gov/energy/services/GreenEnergy/Pages/GreenEnergyMunicipalProviders.aspx
Delaware's municipal utilities offer rebates to their customers for the installation of residential and non-residential photovoltaic (PV), solar water heating, small wind, geothermal heat pump, and fuel cell systems. These rebates are a component of a larger state-wide Green Energy Program, which consists separate programs for Delmarva Power and Light (DP&L), the state's only investor-owned utility; the Delaware Electric Cooperative (DEC); and programs offered individual municipal utilities. This separation arises from the state's renewables portfolio standard (RPS) legislation, which permits municipal electric companies and rural electric cooperatives to opt out of the RPS requirements in favor of contributing to the existing Green Energy Fund or creating their own independent funds. Both the municipal utilities and the DEC opted out of the RPS and chose to create their own funds. Funding for all three programs is separate although they are all administered collectively by the Delaware Energy Office. Customers may only apply for incentives from the fund to which they contribute through a surcharge on their utility bills.
All systems must meet a set of standardized equipment, warranty, and installation requirements and be installed by a program approved contractor. Both on- and off-grid renewable electricity systems are eligible for incentives. Although there are no specific wind resource requirements, wind energy applications may be rejected if it is determined that the wind resource is not adequate for reasonable utilization of the equipment as recommended by the manufacturer. Each municipal utility has the freedom to determine certain conditions of rebates for their own customers. As a result, while program terms are generally similar across all of the municipal utilities, rebate levels and maximum incentives sometimes vary by technology and utility. The following is a generalized list of program incentives as they apply to customers of most municipal utilities (exceptions noted below):
- PV: 33.3% of installed costs up to $15,000 for residential systems and $30,000 for non-residential systems
- Wind: 33.3% of installed costs up to $15,000 for residential systems and $30,000 for non-residential systems
- Solar Water Heating (domestic hot water): 50% of installed costs up to $3,000 for residential systems and $10,000 for non-residential systems.
- Solar Water Heating (radiant heating): 50% of installed costs up to $5,000 for residential systems and $10,000 for non-residential systems
- Fuel Cells: 50% of installed costs up to $15,000 for residential systems and $30,000 for non-residential systems
- Geothermal Heat Pumps: Lesser of $500 or $600 per ton (based on efficiency) or 50% of installed costs, up to $2,500 or $3,000 for residential systems (based on efficiency) and $20,000 for non-residential systems
The cities of New Castle and Clayton do not offer any rebates for renewable energy systems and the City of Lewes does not offer rebates for wind electric systems. Notably, the cities of Dover and Seaford have reduced incentives for PV and wind energy systems to 25% of installed costs, subject to maximum rebates of $7,500 for residential systems and $15,000 for non-residential systems. The city of Seaford has slightly different incentive levels and maximum incentives for solar water heating (domestic and radiant heating), fuel cells, and geothermal heat pumps. The program regulations contain a detailed list of incentive calculations and maximum incentives for each utility.
Please see the program website for additional information on program rules, incentive applications and program status.
Authorities (Please contact the if there are any file problems.)
|Authority 1:
|26 Del. C. § 363
|Date Effective
|Date Enacted
| 2005-07-21
|Authority 2:
|Municipal Utilities' Green Program Fund Program Regulations
|Date Effective
| 09/24/2009 (as amended)
Incentive Contact
|Contact Name
|Scott Lynch
|Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
|Delaware Energy Office
|1203 College Park Drive, Suite 101
|Dover, Delaware
|Zip/Postal Code
| (302) 735-3480
- Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]


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Watch footage of this scary auto accident captured by a car CCTV
Yikes! Can you imagine that as you are driving on the freeway, a car in front of you has a terrible accident causing it to completely flip over? This is what happened to a Taiwanese couple as they were driving, and it was all captured on their car CCTV.
The video begins with a couple driving and talking in their car on a beautiful day with a bright blue sky outside. They have a video camera installed in their car, so we see what they see as they are driving forward.
At first they are just chatting away about family stuff. A car passes in front of them and moves further away. They continue to chat. All of a sudden, they see the car in front of them losing control, sliding, and hitting the guard rail, eventually flipping right in front of them.
Fortunately there is enough distance between them and the other car, so they are able to miss the rolled over car and pass it by. (My only question is why they don't stop and render aid as drivers are supposed to do.) The man tells the woman to quickly dial 1-1-9 (that's the 9-1-1 in Taiwan.)
According to the Taiwanese report, the 28-year old driver of the other car lost control while avoiding another car. The incredibly good news is, all five passengers, including a baby, survived.


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In their continuing campaign to dissuade the P Diddys and the J-Los of the world to stop wearing fur, PETA got asstastic African-American Aphrodite Taraji P. Henson to strip for a sexy ad.
But if you take one look at Taraji's artfully covered nakedness and decide you want to see the real thing, then you're in the right place.
In the 2001 gangster flick Baby Boy, Taraji busts out her pair-aji riding her homeboy's hardon.
"I don't think a living being should suffer for the sake of fashion, period," says Henson. "End of story."
We agree, especially when those fashions make us suffer by covering up naked babes.
And as great as Taraji looks in not-fur, it would also be nice to see her own natural pelt.


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By Robbie Blakeley, Senior Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Flamengo eased themselves clear of the 2012 Brasileirão relegation zone with a 2-1 win over Atlético-GO yesterday afternoon. Despite falling behind in a tough encounter, goals from debutant Cleber Santana and Liedson gave the Rubro-Negro a much needed three points in their battle against the drop and ended a run of seven games without a win.
Elsewhere in Rio, Botafogo drew 2-2 with Corinthians at the Engenhão Stadium in a topsy-turvy duel. Veteran Seedorf put in a man-of-the-match performance with both goals for the Alvinegro.
The Dutch international put them ahead after just five minutes but Guerrero leveled for the Paulistas less than two minutes later. It looked like Botafogo may suffer once again from their indifferent home form when Douglas gave the visitors the lead after only twelve minutes of play.
However Seedorf was on hand to rescue a point. Receiving the ball from Lodeiro, he cut inside from the left flank and his curling effort took a deflection to deceive Cassio and find the far corner.
Vasco drew for the second successive game under new coach Marcelo Oliveira, this time 0-0 with Ponte Preta. The game had few opportunities and a solitary point was of little use to the Carioca club, who have São Paulo breathing down their necks after a 1-0 win over Cruzeiro.
Next Sunday sees Brazil's most famous classico, the Fla-Flu, grace the city once again as Fluminense look to extend their lead at the top at the expense of arch-rivals Flamengo.
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Game design
Research and development play a particularly important role within the Gauselmann Group. From hardware development and game design with the core elements mathematics, graphics and sound, via software development, through to quality management – with its innovative products the Group consistently sets new industry standards. With about 600 staff members working in this field worldwide, approximately 65 percent of whom are employed in Germany, the Group underscores its professional competence in the modern gaming products segment.
In total, 16 game design teams around the world are involved in creating new games content for the Gauselmann Group. The centrepiece and link between the international development locations is adp Gauselmann GmbH in Lübbecke, where nearly all of the basic technology for the Group is developed. This is where everything comes together. And this is where, every Thursday, Management Board Chairman Paul Gauselmann is to be found, when the entire product development and the permanent evaluation of the performance data of the machines are analysed and assessed and targets for the future set.
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Jason Statham Cools It Off
Jason Statham takes a dip in the ocean to cool off from the hot LA sun in Malibu CA on Saturday (March 28).
The 36-year-old British action star recently missed a chance to work with rapper 50 cent. The hip hop artist dropped out of an upcoming film, The Expendables, which Jason will star in along with Sylvester Stallone, Mickey Rourke, and Jet Li.
The movie, expected to be released in 2010, is about a team of mercenaries sent to South America to overthrow a dictator.


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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the military will dismantle the Hamas tunnel network in the Gaza Strip "with or without a cease-fire."
Netanyahu said Thursday he will not accept any truce that won't allow Israel to complete its mission of destroying the sophisticated tunnel network, which has been used to carry out deadly attacks inside Israel.
Israel launched its air campaign on July 8 to stop unrelenting rocket fire from Gaza toward Israel. It expanded the operation with a ground offensive on July 17 with the primary purpose of blocking Hamas infiltration attempts through the tunnels.
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The Ancient Tale of a Great Hero Who Fixed the Family's Internet Connection
If you're the one person in a family that knows basic computer maintenance, you'll pay for it. Oh, you will pay. But generations to follow will remember your heroic deeds. They will name children after you and repeat your legends to awe-struck audiences. Come, now, and hear the tale of one such giant of a man, as told by Mike Lacher:
Link -via Kottke | Photo: Flickr user tawalker
But then one gray morning did Internet Explorer 6 no longer load The Google. Refresh was clicked, again and again, but still did Internet Explorer 6 not load The Google. Perhaps The Google was broken, the people thought, but then The Yahoo too did not load. Nor did Hotmail. Nor USAToday.com. The land was thrown into panic. Internet Explorer 6 was minimized then maximized. The Compaq Presario was unplugged then plugged back in. The old mouse was brought out and plugged in beside the new mouse. Still, The Google did not load.
Some in the kingdom thought the cause of the darkness must be the Router. Little was known of the Router, legend told it had been installed behind the recliner long ago by a shadowy organization known as Comcast. Others in the kingdom believed it was brought by a distant cousin many feasts ago. Concluding the trouble must lie deep within the microchips, the people of 276 Fernadale Street did despair and resign themselves to defeat.
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Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School
For the second year, the administration of the Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School District wants to hear from the community.
This week school officials sent out their second annual School Community Survey to residents of the district. People are asked to complete and return surveys to the district by noon Nov. 8.
"We had 147 surveys come back last year and while that is a good number, we would like to get even more this year," Superintendent Scott Osborne said. "It is a single-page survey and the questions are the same ones that we asked last year because we want to see if the communities' perception of things has changed over the past year."
Osborne said the survey is designed to find out where the school's strengths are along with suggestions for priorities in the future. Along with residents, members of the ELCS staff will take the survey along with students in fifth, eighth, 10th and 12th grades.
"It gave us really good information last year," Osborne said. "The survey was coming in last year when I was arriving back to the district, and these were a very powerful tool. The information is shared with the board of education for planning, and setting goals and it is very helpful at budget time."
Questions regarding strengths include how pleased people are with: instructional programs, cafeteria services, day-to-day cleanliness of school building, mechanical and structural condition of school, student transportation, how they are treated at school. They are also asked if they would agree with assigning students and the board with a grade of A or B.
Questions under suggested priorities include if the following should be priorities: improving student achievement, maintaining the school building, having the board and superintendent work together, sustaining instructional programs, balancing interests of students with the ability to fund programs, working with other school districts to operate more effectively, discovering ways to reduce costs and individual attention for students.
Copies of the survey can be found at the district offices.


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From Pomona, New York, USA:
My girlfriend may be getting mononucleosis. She is complaining of a sore throat and her body is weak. I've had mononucleosis for about a week now. Does mononucleosis have a more serious effect on people with diabetes?
Any illness can be more serious when you have diabetes, especially when one has had diabetes for many years. In addition to taking care of the illness, one must be very careful to avoid ketoacidosis during times of illness.
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Cedar Lodge
Cedar lodge is private, luxurious two bedroom log cabin sitting on the edge of the site overlooking the young woodland. It is the ultimate lodge designed for two couples. With a bedroom at either end of the lodge, Cedar will offer the privacy wanted for a relaxing break.
Set in tranquil countryside Eye Kettleby Lakes is perfect whether a fishing enthusiast or just couples looking for time out from their hectic lifestyle. With a large private sauna & outdoor hot tub, Cedar will offer a short or long break never to forget!! Cedar Lodge has everything Rowan Lodge does, plus more.....
Inside this genuine log cabin there is a superb lounge with dining table, leather sofas, large 4k Curved TV, Bose cinema soundbar, free view, and DVD player. There is a fully fitted kitchen with all cooking utensils and quality appliances.
The stunning bedroom has been carefully designed to offer superb comfort, including super king sized bed, flat screen TV, and double doors leading out onto the decking where there is your own private hot tub, sun loungers, seating area and BBQ.
- Cedar Lodge Floorplan
- Private Outdoor Hot Tub
- Designer Bathroom One
- Large Sauna
- Bedroom One
- Bedroom Two
This lodge has been designed to give guests a real taste of luxury in peaceful and picturesque surroundings.
Enjoy England have awarded lodges Rowan and Cedar Gold accreditation these are given to hotels and guest accommodation that provide exceptional quality in all areas but in particular in service and hospitality.
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- 4k Curved TV - Bose Soundbar - DVD Player - Free View - CD player - Radio
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- Patio Furniture - Sun Loungers - BBQ
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10 % Discount off for 1 couple requiring only 1 bedroom
- Includes private hot tub, sauna, Super king sized bed, quality brand fixtures and fittings throughout.
- Bookings are taken from Friday to Friday or Monday to Monday
- Mini breaks can be taken from Friday to Monday or Monday to Friday if you choose Monday to Friday it gives you 4 nights for the price of 3!!
- Prices include fishing on the Kingfisher Lake , (strictly lodge residents only) fishing is available on all other lakes at a charge of £5.00 per person per day.
- £100 deposit is required to reserve a lodge, remainder of balance to be paid 8 weeks in advance.
- All bed linen, towels and bath robes are provided.
- Bottle of chilled champagne awaits your arrival.


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The ax fell yesterday at Tucson Country Club where dashing young golf blogger Shane Bacon came up short in his attempt to qualify for the 2009 U.S. Open.
A couple of weeks ago, when Shane told me he'd decided to go for it, I momentarily imagined a fantasy pairing at Bethpage: Shane Bacon and Sergio Garcia. I even pictured the two strapping young men standing at the signature par 5 fourth, exchanging words of encouragement.
Yes, I know, Shane once called El Niño "a jerk," but it was a fantasy, remember?
Anyway, despite prodigal golf skills, Shane didn't quite make the mark for the upcoming Open, but he's an amazing writer, and he paints a fascinating story about what it's like to


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The man, who has not been identified, agreed to undergo medical tests at the request of the company when he moved to the Gulf state to take up an editor's post at the Qatari broadcaster's English channel in October 2010.
A month later, he was summoned to a meeting in the offices of al Jazeera where he was told his visa application had been denied and he was being deported. No reason was given.
The man, an experienced journalist who moved to the country alone, was taken by car to Doha Prison where he was put in a crowded cell and subjected to a full-body medical examination in front of other detainees.
When he was released after nearly a day's detention, he was told that his al Jazeera contract had been terminated and he should leave Qatar within 48 hours or face arrest.
When the man returned to South Africa, he underwent further medical tests and found out that he was HIV positive.
Qatar is one of five countries that restricts people living with HIV/Aids from its residency rules.
The man said he was demanding his job back without success. "I have not been contacted by anyone in management from al Jazeera since I was deported," he said. "I really simply want my job back, a job I can actually do from the Johannesburg offices of al-Jazeera."
Section 27, a South African human rights group that has taken up the man's case, plans to take legal action against the Qatari government and Al Jazeera on the basis that they violated international workers' rights.
Umunyana Rugege, a lawyer for Section 27, said that the man had an HIV test before he left South Africa and it came back negative.
"He only found out he was HIV positive when he returned to South Africa which was very traumatic in itself without having the extreme violation of his human rights," she said.
Section 27 will argue that the man's rights were violated when he was tested for HIV without his consent after voluntarily undergoing a blood test, and when his results were disclosed to his employers and immigration authorities without his agreement.
"We have written to the Qatari government and al Jazeera requested that he be reinstated, with the conditions including that he work in South Africa because he cannot return to Qatar because of his HIV status," Miss Rugege said.
The Qatari embassy in South Africa refused to comment but al Jazeera it had complied with employment law. An al Jazeera spokesman said: "Any employee moving to a new country has to pass the immigration requirements there."


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Shipping to Multiple Addresses
Christmastreeshops.com is pleased to offer shipping to multiple addresses. This feature allows you to send items in your Basket, from a single order, to more than one shipping address. Simply follow the prompts to enter each address in your Address Book during Checkout and select the destination for each item. Additional shipping charges will apply.
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AN UNLIKELY alliance of pub landlords and anti-alcoholism campaigners has today called for a minimum price to crack down on cheap supermarket booze.
Echoing the thoughts of 21 North East doctors, who last month wrote an open letter to Prime Minister David Cameron, innkeepers want to see beer, wine, cider and spirits sold for at least 50p per unit.
That would mean a litre bottle of 37.5% spirits, such as those advertised this week by one grocery giant for as little as £14, would have to be priced closer to £20. The campaign comes after more than 160 North East innkeepers told a survey by alcohol awareness group Balance that cut-price deals had damaged their businesses over the last five years.
Richard Slade, regional chair of the British Institute of Innkeeping, which has more than 400 North East members, saidlandlords currently stood no chance of matching the prices being offered by supermarkets.
"We really have had enough, it's time to tackle the problems caused by cheap alcohol," he said. "Hundreds of pubs have closed in the North East and we feel that the widespread availability of cheap alcohol at supermarkets is a major factor.
"It's time to introduce a minimum unit price of at least 50p per unit of alcohol, which will enable us to compete and end this culture of pre-loading."
Earlier this week councillors announced proposals to try and curb Newcastle's "party city" image, by forcing bars and clubs to close earlier, and imposing a "late night levy" on outlets that contribute to public disorder.
But also among the plans to be put to the public are whether people would like to see more real ale and no-alcohol pubs.
All of which seems strange to Head of Steam managing director Tony Brookes, who said that instead of promoting pubs, new measures could force them to shut at one of their busiest periods, and fail to deal with problems caused by people getting drunk at home.
"People don't come out until about 10 or 11 o'clock – there's an economic argument that it's not even worth opening before then as everyone stays home and gets drunk," said Tony, whose Neville Street pub is open until 2am Sunday to Thursday and 3am on Friday and Saturday.
"So if the council is going to decide to impose a policy of late night or early morning restrictions it's totally unfair and does nothing to tackle the problem of cheap alcohol in supermarkets."
Mr Brooks said he didn't believe any major change in attitudes would actually happen until a minimum price of 75p per unit was set, but 50p was better than nothing.
The research by Balance found that almost half of landlords said takings were down on 12 months ago, with a third of publicans believing trade will drop further in the coming year.
Colin Shevills, director of Balance, said: "It's no surprise that alcohol sold at pocket money prices is having a major impact on the livelihoods of those working in the region's pub trade.
"The introduction of a minimum unit price of at least 50p per unit of alcohol would help level the playing field by closing the price gap that exists between pubs and supermarkets."
As part of the campaign, participating pubs can receive beer mats and posters encouraging customers to find out more about the issue. To request them visit www.balancenortheast.co.uk/mup


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This article is the third of a series on what to do in the 12 months leading up to submitting your graduate school application(s).
Related: The 12-Month Checklist for Applying to Graduate School 9 to 7 Months Out and 12-10 Months Out
As previously discussed, graduate school is not something to take lightly. It involves a major investment personally, intellectually, socially, emotionally, and financially. Be sure to allow yourself enough time to do your "due diligence" and get all of the information you want and need to make an informed, thoughtful decision.
6 months before applying to grad school
- If you haven't already, it's time to really get to know your grad school options. One of the best ways of doing so is via campus visits. Even if you are planning on pursuing your studies entirely online, you can still get a great sense of an institution—what they value, what classes and professors are like, how they treat students—by going there in person. (More on what to do if you cannot visit below.) Most colleges and universities provide opportunities to visit at any time during the academic year. Visitors can often attend classes, take a campus tour, meet current students, and talk with someone in the admission office. If an admission interview is required as part of the graduate application process, you can try to schedule the interview during the visit as well. Make sure to evaluate your visit on your grad search spreadsheet as soon as possible after you get home too, so your experiences and impressions will be fresh in your mind.
- Another way to get to know your potential graduate programs is to go to admission information sessions (or open houses or receptions). These may be held on the grad school's campus or possibly closer to where you live, as many institutions recruit in areas they have identified as strong or developing markets. This provides a great way to get to know the graduate program better, especially if you are not able to travel there for a visit.
- I recommend visiting all of your grad school options in person before applying if at all possible. If you are unable to visit them all in person, divide your time in such a way between campus visits and local admission presentations that you are able to get experience with all of your graduate program options.
Pro tip! At this stage of the game, it's also good to check in with yourself and remember: perception is reality. It's where you end up, not where you start. In the grad school search, reputation, rankings, and reality are very different things. When it comes to reputation, while an institution may be well known or considered prestigious, this does not mean it has to be on your final list of grad school options or that it has the best program for you. And, as mentioned in earlier blog posts, grad school rankings are useful—but as auxiliary guidelines, not as the ultimate arbiters of which schools are worth your time and money. Make sure you take a close look at the methodology behind any grad school rankings you use. You will see that some methodologies are sound while others are lacking. If an institution is highly ranked but the methodology is questionable or less than transparent, you need to interpret that accordingly. Also, take a look at several rankings by the same organization/publication over time. If there is a sizeable difference between one ranking and the next, it may be that methodology is taking a back burner to profitability. It is unlikely that a swath of institutions would move up or down significantly in only one or two years.
5 months before applying to grad school
- Start making plans to take whatever standardized test(s) you will need as part of the application process. On your research spreadsheet, you should have a column for application requirements. You should start familiarizing yourself with both the logistics of taking the tests required, as well as actually doing some practice test taking.
- There are many resources available to assist you in preparing for your standardized test(s). Most major booksellers have a college/grad school prep section. Also, as most graduate school applicants are asked to take the GRE, GMAT, LSAT or MCAT, you can look straight to the source: Educational Testing Service (GRE), Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAT), Law School Admission Council (LSAT), and Association of American Medical Colleges (MCAT).
- Keep in mind the lesson you likely learned as an undergraduate applicant: some people are better test takers than others. Should you not score as well on your test as you had hoped, you can take it a second or even a third time—with proper and extensive test preparation that targets your weaker areas. This does not make you look less competitive in the application process; rather, in most cases, it demonstrates that you are trying your best to perform well on the test.
4 months before applying to grad school
- Narrow your list of graduate program options down to those you know you will apply to. Take a close look at your research spreadsheet. Which of your options have the highest evaluations, based on all of your research, campus visits you made, and/or admission presentations you attended? You have been working on your graduate program search for eight months now, and you should have a good idea of where you would like to apply.
- Obviously, there is no limit to the number of schools to which you can apply, but you likely need no more than five or six final options. And remember that you will need time to complete each application to an exemplary standard. You need to know how many you can tackle, doing an outstanding job on each one (more advice for polishing those applications to come).
- Be careful about applying to only one institution. If you are absolutely certain that this is by far the only grad school option for you, you must also prepare yourself for whatever admission decision you receive.
- It is important for you to keep all of the research you have gathered on your options until you have made your decision about which grad school you will attend and have actually enrolled there. Should your plans change in some way and you decide to hold off on your graduate studies for another year or longer, or if you decide to leave the institution, you will not be starting from scratch when you resume the grad school research process.
Stay tuned for tips for your guide to the final three months before applying to grad school. In addition, feel free to check out my website and/or join me on Twitter (@GradSchoolGuide).


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British author Elinor Glyn (1864-1943) wrote a number of novels, many featuring strong female characters in sexually charged situations. The most scandalous was Three Weeks, which nearly ended Glyn's career. Later in her career she was lured to Hollywood to write screenplays, one of which originated the idea of the "It Girl." She also directed two unsuccessful films.
Glyn was born Elinor Sutherland on October 17, 1864, in Jersey, England, the daughter of Douglas and Elinor (Saunders) Sutherland. Douglas Sutherland was a Canadian-Scottish civil engineer who died of typhoid fever when Glyn was three months old. After her father's death, Glyn, her mother, older sister Lucy--who as Lady Lucy Duff Gordon would become a successful fashion designer--and her French grandmother moved to Canada. Glyn's grandmother was a particularly strong influence on Glyn; from an aristocratic background and with strong beliefs, the elderly woman helped shape her granddaughter's outlook on life...
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Brothers Melvin and Herbert Simon stepped down Thursday as co-chairs of Simon Property Group, ending their more than four-decade-long active tenure at the Indianapolis mall development company they founded.
Although the two are into their golden years -- Melvin is 81 and Herbert 73 -- the announcement came as something of a surprise. They have remained closely involved with their company, although they turned over the daily running of the publicly traded real estate investment trust to Melvin's son David 12 years ago, when he was named chief executive officer.
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Interview: Michael Booth, author of "Sushi and Beyond"
"Sushi and Beyond" follows an English family as they travel the length of Japan, exploring the nation's cuisine. We speak to its author, Michael Booth
Japan is a country intensely proud of its cultural heritage, yet nervous about the future and its place in it. Long-time Japanese friends will bemoan the state of the economy or the nation's ossified politics and talk nostalgically about 'the good old days' of the so-called bubble years. Such hand-wringing is only reinforced by television programs which try to talk up the state of the nation. Newly arrived visitors are door-stopped at the airport by waiting camera crews and asked "Why did you come to Japan?". Meanwhile, Japanese companies which have made a successful transition overseas have spawned a whole genre of programs celebrating their achievements.It doesn't come as a complete surprise, therefore, that the Japanese publication of a book describing an English family's journey across Japan "investigating the state of Japanese food today" should shoot to the top of the bestsellers list. It's not that readers are seeking to understand foreign cultures. Rather, they want to understand what's happening to their own.
The book in question is "Sushi and Beyond", a memoir of sorts, in which author Michael Booth attempts to "sample the indigenous ingredients, learn about the philosophy, the techniques and, of course, the health benefits of Japanese food." Along the way, Booth and his family encounter Japanese cuisine in all it's glory, from the sacred – kaiseki at Kyoto's Kikunoi; a visit to members-only Mibu in Ginza – to the profane – yakitori and yakisoba on Shonben Yokocho. Then there are the Booths' adventures in Hokkaido eating raw crab and dining on umi-budo, tofu, and braised pork belly in an Okinawan village.
Booth is no stranger to the genre. A food writer and journalist, he is presently a correspondent for Monocle magazine, and writes regularly for Condé Nast Traveller, The Sunday Times, and The Independent. His books include, "Sacré Cordon Bleu" – a memoir of his time training to be a chef in Paris and working in Michelin-starred restaurants there; and the recent "Eat, Pray, Eat", a memoir of a middle-age crisis in India.
We spoke with Booth about his book, his thoughts on Japanese cuisine, and how the Japanese edition has been received.
1. You recently described Japan as your favorite country. What is it that first got you interested in coming here?
I first came here in about 1999 to interview some car designers, but in truth I only arranged that gig in order to get to see Japan! Somewhere deep in me is this fascination for advanced civilizations that are very different from my own. I like to travel places which are totally alien, yet still have really excellent plumbing and snacks.
2. Why did you decide to write "Sushi and Beyond"?
A Japanese-Korean friend of mine who I met at the Cordon Bleu cooking school in Paris (which I wrote about in "Sacré Cordon Bleu"), gave me a book about classical Japanese cooking which blew my mind. We were up to our elbows in butter, cream and foie gras at the time, and this amazingly simple yet intricate food was such a contrast. Also, I had put on, like, four kilos, and was ready for some raw fish.
3. Did you keep to your pledge of Chapter 3?
I don't think I managed to keep a single one, much to my shame, but I still think it was a valid effort to try and avoid all those Gothic Lolita, robot waiter, Zen temple clichés concerning writing about Japan. I just invented a bunch of my own clichés.
4. You describe Tsukiji as "…the greatest man-made wonder of the world, the ultimate symbol of our courage, ingenuity and greed as a species, and there is surely no greater food lover's sight on earth". Can you elaborate?
The resourcefulness, technical skill and courage of the people who supply Tsukiji with that incredible array of seafood – not to mention their ability to ignore the environmental consequences of what they do – is astounding. And to do it several days a week, every month does represent some kind of peak of human achievement. AND the place doesn't stink of fish, it smells of the ocean. It genuinely is my favorite place on earth. I'll be heartbroken when it moves.
5. Japanese service is very different to that outside Japan. Can you describe what makes it so unique?
For me, Japanese service is all about anticipation and attention to detail. The best thing I can do is give one very small, recent example. My airline lost my luggage on my last trip to Tokyo, back in February, so I had to do a big shop at Muji. The bags were pretty laden and, without asking, the shop assistant taped some spongey bubble wrap-type stuff to the handles to stop them cutting through my hands.
6.You write about the crisis in the sake industry, and go on to describe your meeting with Philip Harper and visiting Tama no Hikari. Did you become a sake fan? If so, how easy is it to find in the UK?
Actually, the tasting with Philip in Hiroshima almost put me off because they deliberately taste the sakes there in the least flattering light – at room temperature. Plus, after you have tried your tenth or so, the only tasting notes are 'petroleum'. But, I do adore sake. I recently interviewed Hidetoshi Nakata, the football star, who got me onto yoghurt sake – that stuff is deadly. Very, very easy to drink. In the UK it is getting easier to find, at least in London. And the British Sake Association (with the wonderful Japanese food expert Shirley Booth – no relation – at its head) is doing great work to promote it. I actually live in Denmark, though, and Denmark is a sake desert.
7. The seasons play a key role in Japanese cuisine. To what extent do you think seasonal produce separates Japanese food from other places you've been?
Last week I was in Warsaw interviewing the first ever Michelin-starred Polish chef. He told me excitedly how he had devised a new system of dividing the year up seasonally – instead of four seasons, he had a template of 52 weeks. I nodded and smiled and congratulated him, all the time thinking, 'Have you ever been to Japan?' Of course, not all Japanese people are dedicated food lovers who follow the seasons, but a great many are, and they know – to the week – when stuff will be at its peak. That connection with natural cycles is very inspiring, I think. The world could learn a lot from them.
8. Your family play a key role in the narrative. What did they take away from the experience of traveling the country with you?
They adore Japan, and can't wait to return. We talk about our experiences – lunch with sumos, noodles delivered on a stream, giant crabs in Hokkaido, Okinawan sweet potato ice cream, takoyaki in Osaka, and the wonderfully wacky Japanese childrens' TV shows they watched, all the time.
9. Have you been back to Japan since the book was first published?
I try to get to Japan at least once a year, so, yes, several times.
10. How have Japanese audiences taken to the book so far?
It's been astonishing, frankly. The book is into its fifth or sixth print run in as many weeks. The feedback on Amazon has been lovely (at least, that's how it sounds via Google translate). My Japanese publisher sent me photos of it in local stores – one of which had it as that week's best seller, ahead of the new Murakami, which bowled me over as Murakami is my God.
11. You travel widely. Do you feel Japanese food is becoming more popular outside Japan?
Not much beyond sushi, although in London and New York the whole ramen thing has now hit big time. Plus we have Koya udon in Soho. There is so very, very much more than could be exported, though. Starting with kushikatsu please!
12. Can you get us into Mibu?
Ah, Ischida-san. One of my very favorite people. A true gentleman, in every sense of the word. But there are so many truly great restaurants in Tokyo… That said, Mibu is probably not beyond the realms of possibility, if you speak Japanese or know someone who does.
英国一家、日本を食べる [単行本 (Sushi and Beyond)
Michael Booth
280 pages. Akishobo. ¥1995


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Compton Terrace Amphitheatre - December 6, 1992
Compton Terrace Amphitheatre
December 06, 1992
Tempe, AZ US
last "H. C. Sunshine": 02-23-74 [1213]
Set List:Here Comes Sunshine
Greatest Story Ever Told
Friend of the Devil
Me and My Uncle
Maggie's Farm
Samson and Delilah
Crazy Fingers
Uncle John's Band
Playin' Reprise
This Could Be the Last Time
China Doll
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
Brokedown Palace
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There was a guy with the saddest face sitting on the hood of his car and his buddy says "cheer up man, you're going to see Jerry!" The guy's face slowly broke into the biggest grin. The place went bananas when Here Comes Sunshine opens. There was someone flying his ultralight plane above the crowd and Bobby said something like "Jerry says it's one of those Texas mosquitos" or something like that. The most relaxed show I ever went to.
He said he was an artist but he really painted billboards
I remember Bobby saying "Jerry thinks it's a Texas Dragon fly/mosquito"
Fun afternoon shows. I think they started at 1 p.m. and 12:30p.m. respectively. Why would they start the next day show earlier? Need some recovery time. Bounced back and had fun.
I remember that ultralight "buzzin" around. Hear Comes Sunshine really set the pace for the whole show. Wasn't there some guy on stilts? The circus truly came high steppin' into town! Sunset was beautiful and it was a magical day! We were lucky to have been there, or were we really there at all.
this was really a remarkable weekend. being from the east it sure was nice to see an outdoor show in the middle of winter. anyhoo... in the days before internet and things buying tix the oldfashoned way over the phone i lucked out and was able to get reserved tix. there was a very small reserved section , i'd say less than 2,000, so any seat in there was great. i have awsome photos of both shows, some with jerry looking right at me, and some candid ones of him before the show laughing and talking. funny thing about daylight shows is it seemed like everyone really didnt let loose, you know your much more free under the cover of night. one more thing jerry wore the exact same clothes both days. black sweats with a hole in the knee
You know those openers that are meant just for you, well it certainly seemed like they understood our plight of weather to make it to this show!! Oh I could tell a story about getting to and from this show from Iowa through a blizzard from Texas through New Mexico where they closed the interstate but we trudged on through since we had a 4WD rental minivan and we knew how to cruise through snow (being from IA), but I will save it for my book. :)
Getting back in time for semester finals at U of I was not easy either, but being there was so sweet. Camped at a reservation the night before and slept on the ground by the fire. We had planned on being at the 12/5 show, but got delayed due to road closures and semis jack-knifing.
The space from this show is really creepy and tripped out! Like a war was occuring. Dead Hour did highlights and then I downloaded the whole show before they yanked stuff off the LMA. But stream it, it's a pretty cool show.
The space WAS amazing from this show, and included in this very fine installment of the GDH.
Grateful Dead 12/6/92 Compton Terrace, Tempe AZ
Part 1 26:39
PLAYING IN THE BAND (Reprise)
Part 2 24:53
Hey Sunnydaze I was also stuck in that nasty storm. Me and my roommate were driving out from Indiana and at about Amarillo, TX the snow started coming down. We made it as far as Santa Rosa, NM and then they closed the Interstate. We stayed the night there and didnt get to Phoenix till about 7pm the next day. Thank god they waited till the next day to break out HCS. Whew!
It was my favorite show of all time! My brain will never be the same.Me and 4 of my buddies came from chicago. It was the best weekend of my life! The venue was top notch! there was nothing but good vibes all weekend! I swore I witnessed heaven that day. Best drum circle ever up at the top of the hill! I could see the energy pooring out of people. Nobody had to speak. You just had to look at one another to communicate. Some of the most beautiful girls I ever seen in my life! My one buddy swore bob weirs face was in the form of a cloud in the sky. He still swears it to this day.Everyone in the band was tight! Most insane war space ever, I was relieved when they came out of it,and the transition into the last time was the best I ever heard! Followed by an outstanding China Doll. That weekend was what it was all about!ROCK ON!
it ultimately was my first show, tried to catch them from leaving Virginia in October, then got snowed in at fort Collins Colorado, then drove 36 hours in a blizzard into the camp grounds out side Tempe, took the bypass at sorrico NM. through fort Apache white river, traded some nuggets for the show on the 6th from some one who broke down outside Albuquerque, and was determined to get to my first show, bought a 50 pound bag of salt, and put it on the front floorboards of the 72 VW bus I was driving. What a show.....I think my photo was in the yearbook on that one....
This was my first show of the three I was lucky enough to experience. I was only 11 years old. I also remember the man on stilts and the "crazy sunset". As the sun went down I got cold, my Mom and I stood up so I could wrap the blanket we were sitting on around me. Then this guy who was with his girlfriend right behind us came up and gave me a heather grey sweatshirt with a small steal your face embroidered on it. He also gave me a $20 dollar bill and he gave me some words of advice. I'll always remember that. So Thanks for the sweatshirt, the $20 and the words of advice. :)


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WINNIPEG – Alexandre Burrows knew the goals would come, but he didn't expect it would take until March.
The Vancouver right-winger scored his first and second goals of an injury-marred season as the Canucks defeated the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 in a shootout Wednesday night.
Chris Higgins had the only goal in the shootout as Vancouver (30-28-10) handed the Jets (30-28-9) their fifth straight loss.
Burrows was playing in only his 36th game this season after breaking a foot to start the season and then breaking his jaw in December.
"I hit a few posts, a few saves, a few rebounds, a few empty nets that should have gone in," Burrows said. "It's a fine line between goals and not.
"Tonight I was able to get a few. Even though, honestly, I could have got four, I think. I hit the post, a few tips that they blocked and a two-on-one in the first my stick breaks."
But Vancouver suffered another injury blow when centre Ryan Kesler left the game in the second period after a knee-on-knee collision with Jets centre Jim Slater.
Canucks head coach John Tortorella said Kesler will be sent back to Vancouver for tests while his teammates keep travelling to games against Washington, Florida and Tampa Bay.
"He's going to get some imaging and we'll have a better indication of where he's at, but he's out for a while," Tortorella said.
Slater said he didn't intentionally try to hurt Kesler.
"I thought I had him lined up, he kind of bailed there at the last second there," Slater said. "I didn't stick my knee out or anything in his path, wasn't leading with my leg. I thought I actually took the worst of it.
"Obviously, if he's hurt bad, I feel bad about that. It wasn't any intent. I thought I had him lined up and at the last second he tried to jump out of the way."
Higgins scored the decisive goal with some quick stick-handling on his way toward Ondrej Pavelec, flipping the puck by him after the netminder went down.
Andrew Ladd scored his 18th goal of the season and Michael Frolik added his 13th that put the Jets ahead 2-1 early in the third period.
Burrows had tied the game 2-2 at 11:17 of the third period.
Vancouver is now 2-4-1 in their last seven games.
The game was a big improvement for the Canucks, who collapsed on Monday and gave up seven goals in the third period in a 7-4 loss to the New York Islanders.
Pavelec stopped 30 of the 32 shots he faced in regulation and overtime, while Eddie Lack made 31 saves for Vancouver.
Lack had let in six goals in the embarrassing loss to the Islanders.
"I just needed a big bounce-back game and I was really happy we got the win," Lack said.
The Canucks now have 70 points and Winnipeg 69 as they battle for a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Dallas holds the last wild-card berth with 74 points. Phoenix has 73. The Stars and Coyotes were idle Wednesday night.
The Jets are 0-2-3 in their last five and host the New York Rangers on Friday.
"We got opportunities to get the second point there the last couple games. We've got to start getting them," said Jets rookie defenceman Jacob Trouba, who logged almost 28 minutes of ice time.
"Those are points we're letting slip away. It's good that we get one and we look at the positives and try to think about that, but at the same time it's at the back of your mind—you've got to get those points that you're letting go."
Vancouver outshot Winnipeg 14-9 in the scoreless first period, but the Jets outshot the Canucks 16-5 in the third.
Vancouver was 0 for 5 on the power play and the Jets went 0 for 4.
"I thought we played hard right on through, and that's two out the last three games we've played well in the third period so good for them," Tortorella said.
"They've hung in, they've hung together. Losing a big guy like Kes, I thought they stuck together as a group. It was real nice to see."
Notes: Henrik Sedin was marking a major milestone, playing in his 1,000th NHL game, all with Vancouver. He was drafted third overall by the Canucks in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft.