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On Monday December 23,2013 students will be able to wear holiday tops. Sweaters, polo shirts, button-down shirts are considered tops. Only green, red, black, and white tops are to be worn. Students must wear their uniform pants if they wish to participate. In addition, students do not have to wear uniform shirts if they decide to wear a holiday top. Tutorial leaders will keep track of students who participate in their tutorial. Please dress appropriately.
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Special Thanks!!!
We would like to give a special thanks to all who participated in the activities in Spirit Week. The amount of students and staff that participated in Spirit Week was tremendous. We hope that everyone enjoyed the activities. Again, thank you for participating in Spirit Week!
-Student Government
Twin Day
1) Students/staff choose a partner to be their twin. The partners agree to dress identically in appropriate casual clothing on Twin Day.
2) On Twin Day, both partners must check in at the sign-in station before 8:20 AM and get their picture taken by Student Government. STUDENTS ARRIVING AFTER 8:20 WILL NOT BE COUNTED AS PARTICIPATING.
3) At the check-in, student government will check the names of the participating members off a list of each tutorial.
4) Student government will distribute the list to tutorial leaders so that they can check to be sure no one is trying to violate the dress code without a twin.
5) Students who do not have a twin must come to school dressed in the regular school uniform
6) "Dressed identically" means that partners should wear similar colors and styles of clothes. (Examples: Clothes could have a similar message, or be from the same designer.) Student government officers at the check-in will determine if partners are sufficiently similar."
7) More than two students can agree to match, so there can be triplets, quadruplets, etc.
The Riddler (Riddle to a locker activity)
1) Tutorial leaders will receive a riddle before 8:25. The activity will end at 9:04.
2) The riddles that tutorials receive will be the same as all the other tutorials on their floor. Every floor of the school will have different riddles. There is one hidden locker on each floor. Tutorials are not allowed to claim the hidden lockers on a floor that is not their own.
3) Students inside tutorials will work together to solve multiple riddles. The first set of riddles has three parts: the first riddle reveals the location of a hidden locker. The next two riddles will reveal the first two parts of the combination to the lock on the hidden locker.
4) If a tutorial thinks they have solved all three parts of the riddle, the tutorial may call down to the principal's office to verify the answers.
5) If the answer is correct, the tutorial will be directed to send two representatives to the principal's office with the hall pass to receive the last part of the locker combination and a special hall pass to go to the locker.
6) With this information the two representatives should go to the locker and open the lock.
7) When the locker is opened, the two tutorial members will find instructions on how their tutorial should go about claiming their victory.
8) Once the tutorial claims their victory, the contest will be over for said floor (2nd, 3rd , 4th , or 5th floor).
9) When the Final riddle is solved, the tutorials that won will be announced and will receive a catered breakfast courtesy of Dr. Dunkley. A maximum of 4 tutorials can win (1 on each participating floor of the school).
Pajama Day
1) On Pajama Day (November 26, 2013), students and staff will be permitted to wear pajamas.
2) Students and staff may wear shirts to match their pajamas.
3) All pajamas and shirts must be appropriate. The rules for appropriate casual attire apply.
4) Appropriate pajamas include flannel pajamas, sweat pajamas, footie pajamas, or appropriate themed character/design pajamas.
5) Bathrobes may be worn if they are worn OVER APPROPRIATE PAJAMAS.
6) All students who participate in Pajama day will be recorded by their tutorial leader to earn points for their class.
7) Students who are not wearing pajamas according to these rules must follow the regular Parkway dress code.
1) On Retro-Wednesday, Students and staff will be permitted to wear Retro clothing. Retro –Wednesday will be held on November 27, 2013.
2) Retro clothes must reflect the style of a decade before the 2000s OR reflect an event, person, place, or artwork from before the 2000s. (All rules on appropriate attire apply.)
3) Alternately, students and staff may choose to dress up as a famous person from before the 2000s. (All rules on appropriate attire apply.)
4) In tutorial, tutorial leaders will give name tags to each participating student. The student must write the decade that they are representing on the name tag and wear the name tag all day.
5) If the tutorial leader has questions about the decade being represented, the student must explain how their clothing reflects the decade. If the tutorial leader is not satisfied with the explanation, the student will not receive a name tag and will not be counted as participating.
6) All students who participate in Retro Day will be recorded by their tutorial leader to earn points for their class.
7) Students who are not wearing retro clothing according to these rules must follow the regular Parkway dress code.
8) Student government will walk around to all tutorials during tutorial in order to judge who is the best dressed.
Welcome to the official blog of Parkway Center City High School's Student Government. Here you will find all information pertaining to Parkway Center City's Student Government.
On this webpage you will be able to find any scheduled events sponsored by Student Government. Throughout the school year we will provide weekly updates about how PCC's Student Government is working to enhance your overall high school experience.
Tauheed Baukman
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Music News
The boys have brought a great deal of enthusiasm to their music lesons this term, singing and playing instruments.
They have learnt songs for Mother's Day and Easter assemblies as part of their programme. As a whole school, the boys make a great singing sound, and this is particularly evident in their weekly music assembly.
Additionally this term we held a week of Class Concerts, for which boys were invited to bring their instrumental skills into school and perform to their classmates. I am particularly grateful to those who teach our boys outside school for their support. Many fine performances were given. Next term we plan to stage a concert for parents. We will be holding class concerts each term.
Music Club meets on Thursday mornings, for Years 2 and 3 in the first half of term, and for Year 1 in the second half. In these we have been engaged in a number of projects involving voices and instruments.
The Choirs meet weekly to sing songs that are chosen to stretch and encourage them to achieve a higher standard of singing.
I am particularly pleased with those who have shown real commitment to choir by attending every week.
Frederick Appleby

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Home Business License
If you're operating a business out of your home, chances are you need a Home Business or a Home Occupation License.
This type of license is required if you intend to operate an office from your home, or have customers to your home. If you intend to have customers/clients to your home you will have to get approval first.
There are several things to keep in mind when starting or operating a home business in Red Deer
- Your home business can be staffed by up to two adults, and both must live in the home.
- You can't post any signs advertising your home business.
- Your home business can't disturb your neighbours, either through noise, odour, or increased traffic.
- You can only have one vehicle used for the home business parked at your home or on the street.
- You can't store any equipment or materials for your home business outside your home.
- Depending on the type of work you are doing, you may be required to provide additional documentation, including, but not limited to:
- Masters Certificate
- Massage Certificate
- Plumbing/Gas/HVAC tickets
- Health approval
To apply for a Home Business License
Fill out the Application for Home Occupation License (pdf) and submit it in one of the following ways:
- Email a home business license application form to firstname.lastname@example.com
- Fax in a home business license application form at 403-342-8200
- Visit us at City Hall between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
- Phone us at 403-342-8190
If your home business has in-home clients
Fill out the Development Permit - Home Occupation (pdf) and provide the following information:
- A letter of intent giving details about your proposed home business
- Hours and days of operation
- On-site parking plan
- Expected number of clients per day or per week
- Methods of advertising
- Amount of space to be used for the business (maximum of 322 square feet or 20 per cent of net floor area, whichever is less)
- Information about any neighbourhood opinion polls you've conducted about your proposed business
Please note: if you do not own the home where the business if operating from, a letter of authorization from the property owner will need to accompany your application.
For more information, call Inspections & Licensing.


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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Signature Spider on a Rainy Day
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
Common Picture Wing Dragonfly (Female) - 2
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Common Picture Wing Dragonfly (Female) - 1
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Common Picture Wing Dragonfly (Male)
Common Picture Wing is another dragonfly usually referred as 'onathumpi'here, as they can be seen in large groups only during Onam season (August – September – October). They are seen during other months also but less in number. Another dragonfly seen during this season is Wandering Glider, about which I had said in the previous post. See that too if you haven't.
I took these photos a few months ago, but could post them now only...
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Monday, January 7, 2013
Rose Apple and its Flowers
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Wandering Glider Dragonfly
Wandering Glider is a common dragonfly and can be seen in large numbers during the months of August, September and October. That is also the time of Onam festival in Kerala. So it is also locally known by the name 'onathumpi', although some other species are also called by the same name. ('Thumpi' is the Malayalam word for dragonfly).
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Casting Rumor of The Day: Is Joaquin Phoenix Playing Doctor Strange?
There are reports saying that Joaquin Phoenix of The Gladiator, and going crazy on David Letterman fame "has had discussions" with Marvel and director, Scott Derrickson about playing Doctor Strange in The Marvel MCU. Hopefully we'll find out more at Comic-Con during Marvel's panel tomorrow.
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Horrible Night: "Aaron and Justin coast along through painful goodbyes to bring back the Night Force. Aaron with his Pikmin and his criminal ways. Justin with his Alien Rage and Russian strong men. It's the big beefy podcast that you all deserve."
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I'm glad you're here! Really, I am! I'm glad you took the time to stop by my blog, but more than that? That you've come to learn more about me and why I'm blogging!
This Mom's Review is my own special place on the web to share with you the things I love! Be it a recipe, a product or a book! (Although if it's books you're looking for? You might have better luck at Two Moms Reading – my book blog!)
I have been blessed with some amazing people in my life! My kid sister, my best friend, my neighbor who I rely on way too much! But most importantly? My husband and Kiddo!
I hit the Jackpot – big time – when I married my high school sweetheart! And it just got better 4 years later when Scribber was born!
I met The Trucker back in 1996, and we started "going out" in '97! We had a bit of a bumpy road when he graduated from high school and moved to Colorado for college – I still had two years before I graduated, and another year to have fun in our hometown before I followed him to our new home! We got engaged in 2003 the night I saw "Freddie vs Jason" in the theater, and married in June 2004.
A few weeks after our 1st anniversary, he left his job and became The Trucker! (Six months later, I got my CDL and joined him on the road for 4 years – until Scribber was 18 months old!) EDIT TO UPDATE: My hubby is now back home! After 9.5 years living as a Trucker's Wife? I'm now simply a wife. And it's a HUGE adjustment for us! But definitely worth the stress to have him home full time!
Scribber was the best surprise of our lives! And continues to amaze me on a daily basis! I am lucky enough to get to stay home with this absolutely awesome six year old! Together we hike in the rockies, spend countless hours at the ice arena and dance to the worship team at our church!
As I mentioned, The Trucker and I are transplants to Southern Colorado from Nebraska!
It took me a long time to call Colorado home – it was a bumpy road, but I'm finally there! (And thats' a story for another page…) But I am finally in a place where I am ridiculously happy and I look forward to waking up each and every day!
- For the past 4 years? I have read an average of 120 books per year.
- My favorite food is my Grandma's Chili (which I will never reveal the actual recipe!)
- I have had the same favorite song since 1991 – Everything I Do by Bryan Adams
- I am a total Greek Mythology nerd.
- I have been 5'2″ since 5th grade.
- My favorite cereal is Cap'N Crunch.
- I have been in 48 states – I am missing Maine and Hawaii.
- My favorite TV show is a three-way toss up between 7th Heaven, Gilmore Girls and Big Brother.
- I once had tacos for at least one meal a day for 32 days. (Seriously. Tacos are my favorite food!)
- In high school, I made a pair of cow-print pants in a class. I wore them ALL THE TIME.
- I have a closet full of purses.
- I don't like chocolate.
- I have been blogging since 1996 – at Teen Open Diary!
- I currently blog for All Things Pueblo and Plus Sized Pregnancy as well as here! (And no, I'm not pregnant! I just have a passion for pregnancy, and want to help women have a happy and healthy plus sized pregnancy!)


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Environmental Stewardship by Design(5 Units, 81 Lessons)
Big Idea: Collaborative engineering design thinking is a key skill for STEM fields. How might we effectively collaborate to successfully participate in a design challenge?
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Big Idea: Reframing engineering design thinking as human centered design is an important reconceptualization. How might we surface the common, sometimes painful needs of students to design solutions that meet those needs?
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WALNUT CREEK, CA --The Pac-10 conference says Colorado has accepted an invitation to become the league's 11th member. The conference announced its first expansion since adding Arizona and Arizona State in 1978 on Thursday. More teams could follow Colorado from the Big 12 to the Pac-10. Reports say Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State could accept invitations soon.
Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott announced in February that the conference was exploring possible expansion. He was given the authority last weekend from the schools to offer invitations to potential new members.


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Born in the small village of Sveg, Härjedalen, Sweden in 1968, Kingen's exposure while growing up to various rock and jazz icons ultimately forged his own destiny as a rock and roller. While he has been touring non-stop practically since forming his first band at the age of eleven, he broke through to wider fame in the early 90s with both his hard rocking trio and his big band "The Blue Flamingo Orchestra." He also brought his sharp smile and ripping boogie-woogie style to the legendary Swedish band "The Boppers," which he played in for several years and still contributes songs to.
Before delving deeper into the old American root music tradition in the early 90's, Kingen also starred in the feature film "Big Men, Little Men "...


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Mention Amy Deegan's name, and for those who know her, it's hard not to immediately think of her profound love for dogs - Newfoundlands, especially.
She supports animal rescue groups, meets regularly with other Newfoundland owners and was among those who assisted the therapy dogs on campus after Feb. 14, 2008, and their return in 2009.
That passion for four- and two-letted friends is equaled by her devotion to the Faculty Development and Instructional Design Center, where she has worked since 2000.
Beyond her single-handed management of all routine office tasks, Deegan handles registration for the center's frequent training programs that enroll thousands of participants annually - numbers that have quadrupled since her arrival.
Annual training for new faculty and graduate assistants puts Deegan on the welcoming committee, always giving a friendly impression of campus. On days of major programs, she comes in early, works through lunch and leaves late.
Colleagues and clients applaud her "infectious enthusiasm and excitement" as she patiently answers questions and provides more information on workshops or other center functions.
She happily goes "above and beyond," even if it means climbing the three flights of stairs back to her office after she's already bugun the afternoon walk to her car.
"Amy has received numerous offers from other units at NIU," says boss Murali Krishnamurthi, associate provost for Academic Technologies and Faculty Development, "but she declined those offers to remain in her current position because of her loyalty to Faculty Development and her enthusiasm for helping faculty, staff and teaching assistants."
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A Buffalo, New York teenager who was told she'd never be able to talk has found her voice – and it's pitch-perfect.
19-year-old Amber Simone was born with a birth defect that required surgeries at just six months old – operations that doctors warned would potentially affect her ability to speak.
Amber's surprising recovery saved her voice, and a friend recently recorded her singing at a pool party, and posted the video. Nobody expected it to get over two million views between Facebook and YouTube.
New Yorkers Find Bono and U2 Singing in the Subway
"It's hard to grasp," Amber told WGRZ-TV. "I have confidence, but I never thought me sitting by the pool, a random video would be so viral."
The Buffalo State College student is now studying music and psychology, and working with local producers on original songs.
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I attended Herb Sutter's Effective Concurrency Seminar (Europe 2009), a very inspiring seminar where he approached multi-core targeted programming. One thing we worked with was the dangers of Lock-Free programming and hazards of volatile in C++.
I got curious since I've seen a couple of simple single producer -> single consumer Circular Queue implementations that are implemented as Lock-Free and using just that, the important state variables defined as volatile. So how come they work (being used for years), or do they?
Volatile as you might know is not intended for multi-threading but for accessing hardware devices (and more). It turns out that volatile plays a minor role and that it's mostly the compiler and computer platform that decides whether or not this kind of Circular Queues will be safe to use.
I have implemented a thread safe circular queue in C++ and explain in this article when it works and when it will not work. This is an area outside the scope of the C++ standard (until C++0x) and is suitable for (at least) x86 or x64 platforms.
For those of you who want to read up on the inner workings of the Circular Queue, I have provided a short description of it and my implementation. For those of you who are already familiar with it and just want to know if this thread safe circular queue is for real, just go straight to the Implementation section. You can find the whole article either at CodeProject or at my page.
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Industrial training
Valuable workplace opportunities and experience
At UNSW Australia School of Chemical Engineering we make sure we send you out into the world with the ability to tackle real-life problems confidently and professionally. One of the best ways to do that is to give you a taste of what it's like out there in 'Engineer land'.
All Bachelor of Engineering students must complete some industrial training as part of their graduating requirements. For students in the School of Chemical Engineering, this includes a minimum of 60 days working in a company, usually during summer recesses at the end of their second and third years. The purpose is to prepare them for employment, giving them the opportunity to gain direct workplace experience and to apply the theory they learn in class. Industrial training is also a requirement of membership to Engineers Australia.
During your industrial training you will put the theory you have learned in class into practice in a real life situation. It's a great way to prove to yourself and to others that you will make a great engineer when you graduate. There are no promises, but some students have even gone on to secure a graduate position from their time in industrial training.
Finding industrial training placements
Finding an industrial training placement can be quite hard. So expect to apply for several before you are successful. We have a range of industry links which can provide an excellent starting point when you are seeking to find a position for your industrial training.
Of course, it's always great to show your own initiative, so we encourage you to apply for positions in companies of your own choice, and you can even look for opportunities overseas if you like (you need to get approval from the School for any industrial training you are proposing).
It's a great opportunity to put yourself out there, get out of your comfort zone, and really go for the positions you would covet after graduation. Take the application process seriously, and treat it like you were applying for a job – it's good practice.
Find out more about industrial training.
Food Science and Technology field trip
All food science students undertake a 10-day field trip as part of their program. This trip is an enriching experience that gives students a rare opportunity to see how the food industry really works. During this trip you will visit many of the major players in the Australian food industry and experience how the theory you learn in class is applied in the real world.


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Speak Up is a National Research Project. Data findings are shared each year with federal, state and local policymakers to inform education programs, policies and funding.
Surveys are open now at http://www.speakup4schools.org/speakup2016
Instructions for completing the Speak Up survey
1. Go to this link: http://www.speakup4schools.org/speakup2016
2. Click on the appropriate survey (Student, Educator, Parent, Community member).
3. Follow the given instructions to access the survey. Begin by entering your school zip or clicking on the drop down button and select your state, then go to the next line and type in your school name to find your school.
4. Schools will provide information to their students. Students will choose their grade level and enter in their school specific password (available from their school media specialist).
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Russ Henderson left Galveston when the rising water from Ike reached his street. By the time he got back, there was more than two feet of water inside his home and it was ruined.
He was eligible for a US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rebuilding program, but nearly three years later he was still living in this FEMA trailer. A charity in Galveston recently moved him to an apartment, but on Thursday he received the first real sign of progress.
Demolition crews started knocking down Henderson's home. It's the first step in getting his house rebuilt. It's all being done with federal money doled out by the city of Galveston. The city acknowledged it's taken too long.
Three years after the storm, just 12 percent of eligible homes have been rebuilt by the FEMA program.
The city blames it on confusing and burdensome rules from the feds, and the state recently forced the city to change administrators after too little work had been done.
Henderson's home should be complete by mid-April.
With his trailer now off the island, there is just one FEMA trailer remaining from Ike. The city is hoping to move the program along faster with a new administrator.


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The agenda was approved as distributed; minutes had been approved prior to the meeting via Sakai poll.
Revised Charge for Library Catalog Committee (previously IPAC). Changes to the charge were mostly cosmetic, adding committees and clarifying LCC's relationship to User Services Council. The Council endorsed the revision as distributed. (See: approved charge) .
Link Resolver Issues have percolated up through a number of venues. Librarians feel that Get it @R all too often becomes a dead end or provides ambiguous results, creating confusion for students trying to understand if we have a journal. DIG has already had some discussion of the issues. Council suggested looking at a number of options: 1) Providing an addendum telling users "Please search the library catalog" when Get It @ R does not work; 2) cancelling the contract (we learned that the contract has just renewed); 3) Working with EBSCO to improve the product.
Several questions were raised, i.e. are users/librarians reporting errors found (the response was that it often happens while on a busy reference desk or during class instruction); reporting needs to happen if errors are to be investigated and corrected. Errors are best reported to DIG@sakai (just as subscription problems can be reported to firstname.lastname@example.com). Another concern was whether one gets different results in different browsers. It was suggested that we do a more exhaustive study of the problem. Joseph will take the matter to tomorrow's meeting of DIG and report back to USC at a subsequent meeting.
Historical Background of the Relationship between Rutgers and UMDNJ. J. Mardikian provided a rich analysis of the complicated relationships between the two entities going all the way back to the 1954 bond issue that proposed a medical school for New Jersey. She discussed the building of the Library of Science and Medicine in 1970 and historical shifts in relationships. She recommended a history that R. Tipton wrote for the Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries and also distributed a UMDNJ Fast Facts sheet. If a merger actually occurs, Rutgers would get Robert Wood Johnson, the School of Public Health, and the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. She also noted the complex funding issues, service and staffing issues, the challenges of separating RWJ holdings from those of UMDNJ and merging them into our Library Catalog, and the difficulties of working out licensing for our databases. Only limited discussions can take place at this point, since Legislative approval of the merger is still required.
Current Practices and Evolving Modes of Reference Scheduling. M. Fetzer discussed the experiments that are being or have been conducted regarding the scheduling of traditional desk reference in some of the units and said that while we may be at a crossroads in our scheduling, several issues need to be considered when embarking on a different scheduling pattern for a unit. Douglass has experimented with a new home page format after discussing it with her and with the Web Board; modifications in their original plan were made, and now, after a pilot, the librarians there have decided to abort the plan due to low use of the special Meebo box they installed for use from noon to 2:00 Mondays through Thursdays. J. Mardikian explained the experiment that LSM is trying this semester, i.e. limiting traditional desk reference only to reference librarians (no RAs or staff) and to the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., advertising it as an "expert" service. R. Gardner also briefed USC on an initial meeting that she, J. Nathanson and J. Sloan recently had with Anne Butman to resurrect the notion of a centralized telephone reference service for New Brunswick once VOIP is installed in all the libraries there. Since this would only be possible at this point for New Brunswick, they also need to involve Access Services and will bring the topic back to NBISG in December.
Fetzer's comments pointed to the importance of a number of factors regarding any proposed experiment:
One USC member asked whether those doing experiments might also investigate further whether they have been adequately promoting existing services and finding ways to become more user friendly. Desk location and the use of more approachable appearing RAs can make a difference.
New Web Pages Release. K. Anderson requested that librarians and staff keep comments coming to the Web Board. There's a lot of focus on mobile devices right now. RUL has been waiting for Rutgers to come up with its mobile app. Council discussed whether it would be advisable to move ahead in advance of the Rutgers mobile app, but concluded that we may as well take the time to continue tweaking our mobile website which will be capable of delivering access to the Library Catalog, Hours & Directions, and Ask-a-Librarian. J. Deodato has created a list of mobile-ready databases, which is available as a private LibGuide. K. Anderson has created a discussion forum in Sakai and would like to begin a discussion of testing and promotion of the mobile site. People are needed to test it with various products, i.e. iPhone, Droid, tablets, etc. It was decided that there are probably a sufficient number of people within USC and the Web Board to proceed with testing. The Mobile Team of the Web Board is meeting next week and Deodato will find out how team members wish to proceed. Some discussion of the complexities of moving on to providing access to mobile databases took place; librarians would probably want a cheat sheet explaining access protocols for each available database. The RUL Mobile Demo may be viewed at m.libraries.rutgers.edu/demo; the LibGuide for mobile databases is available at http://libguides.rutgers.edu/mobile. We also need further discussion of how we want to promote the mobile site. Fetzer suggested returning to the notion of publicity via signage on buses, signage that would advertise library availability not only of the mobile site, but also of Ask-a–Librarian, AAL, and a friendly face at the traditional desk to alert students to all our services. She, Anderson, and Mulcahy will discuss the possibility with H. Glazer and the Marketing Team.
Announcements: Fetzer referred to the excellent presentation regarding the income and outlays related to the 2011 state budget at Tuesday's Cabinet meeting. A revamped version of the presentation will eventually be made available to RUL faculty and staff. Non-state budgeting will be presented at a future Cabinet meeting. She also said that M. Gaunt has requested that anyone doing a public event and needing assistance of the Marketing Team or funding for the activity discuss the event first with her and Glazer. We also need to avoid overbooking events in a given period of time, thus creating competition for limited audiences.
Puniello discussed the road tour that she and Fetzer have been on, visiting the various New Brunswick libraries in preparation for a potential state-wide bond issue November 2012. M. Gaunt has sent forward seven needed projects as the Libraries' wish list for the University's bond issue submission. The overall University request will be for one billion dollars, and we will not know for some time what Library projects may go forward, but we need to be prepared. Overall RUL priority will go to completion of the shell at the Dana Library, but she has been setting up committees at New Brunswick Libraries to fine tune our initial submissions.
Agenda for December meeting: Topics may include continued discussion on mobile devices and marketing; the possibility of a program on evolving modes of reference services; an update on the link resolver discussion; input/brainstorming on the next RUL strategic plan, and the deferred discussion of extensible catalog. Mulcahy will send out a reminder to prompt thought regarding strategic plan activities.
Meeting adjourned at 11:48 a.m.
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The Calaveras Cancer Support Group will meet at 10 a.m. today at Camps Restaurant at Greenhorn Creek, 676 McCauley Ranch Road in Angels Camp.
The meeting is free and open to the public, caregivers, cancer patients and survivors.
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Adventist Health Sonora will host its fifth annual Ladies Night Out today in recognition of National Breast Health Awareness Month.
Ladies Night Out is scheduled from 4:30 to 7 p.m. in downtown Sonora.
Events for the evening will include music, a celebration wall, memorial candle lighting, photo booth, "bead walk" to create a "FIND-A-CURE" keyring, free mani'cures', window display contest, prizes and a passport book filled with special deals and coupons to be stamped at participating businesses. There will also be a raffle for a large gift basket that will include tickets to the 2018 Joie de Vie Gala, valued at more than $400.
Participants can check in either at Courthouse Square or above Coffill Park to receive a passport book, "bead walk" keyring, window display contest ballot and raffle entry. The first 250 to register will receive a free gift.
Many local businesses will participate in the window display contest and will stay open late to provide special deals and giveaways.
For more information, call (209) 536-5028.
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A benefit barrel racing event slated Oct. 15 at the Mariposa Event Center in La Grange will benefit a local woman who is fighting stage 4 breast cancer.
The event, Mindy Strong, will benefit Sonora resident Mindy Nikiforuk, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 at age 28.
Four categories of barrel racing will be offered — Open 4D ($35 registration), Survivor ($25), Junior ($25) and Novice ($25).
Event T-shirts cost $25 and can be pre-ordered by calling event organizer Kristin Barnhart at (209) 588-6630.
Call Barnhart for more information.
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- The eponymous character of Oedipus at Colonus is a former great king who killed his father, married his mother, blinded himself when he discovered this, and is reviled by all but his two daughters, who get abducted midway through the play in an attempt to force him to return to Thebes. On the other hand, he's still immensely stubborn and calls down a curse on his own sons so that they may die in the coming civil war (and it works).
- Gabe from Next to Normal just wants his family to love him. Unfortunately, he expresses it by trying to drive his mentally ill mother to suicide. That is, if you actually believe his presence exist or he's just a manifestation in the character's head.
- Cyrano de Bergerac: Cyrano. His attitude with the Buffet-girl, Raguenau, and the nuns show us that he is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold. His attitude with anyone who is not a Gascon show us that he is definitely a Jerkass, and the universe of the play is constantly placing him in unpleasant situations. In Act I Scene V, he reveals to his best friend Le Bret a hidden, softer side, talking about how he feels that he never will be love by Roxane because his enormous nose:Le Bret: Well, but so much the better! Tell her so!
She saw your triumph here this very night!
Cyrano: Look well at me — then tell me, with what hope
This vile protuberance can inspire my heart!
I do not lull me with illusions — yet
At times I'm weak: in evening hours dim
I enter some fair pleasance, perfumed sweet;
With my poor ugly devil of a nose
I scent spring's essence — in the silver rays
I see some knight — a lady on his arm,
And think "To saunter thus 'neath the moonshine,
I were fain to have my lady, too, beside!"
Thought soars to ecstasy... O sudden fall!
— The shadow of my profile on the wall!
Le Bret: (tenderly) My friend!...
Cyrano: My friend, at times 'tis hard, 'tis bitter,
To feel my loneliness — my own ill-favor...
- Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. What with the abuse heaped upon him by his enemies, his soul-tearing agony at the loss of his daughter and his dead wife's ring, and his hellish-yet-admirable persistence against the odds, it's easy to cheer for him and forget that his main goal is to literally scoop the heart out of a man in open court, in front of all the victim's friends. He wants to do this partly because he's taking out his losses on the guy (who seems not to have been in on the elopement to begin with), partly because the guy is a business rival and killing him will help turn a profit, and partly because he just hates the guy. The effectiveness of this obviously depends on the actor, but in some of the best stagings, Shylock's final exit is the ultimate Tear Jerker and makes you want to follow him and give him a big comforting hug.
- Malvolio in Twelfth Night is another Shakespearean example. Because of his attempts to enforce Puritan values on his mistress' household, he is publicly humiliated when the other characters play on his secret affection for Olivia, getting him to play the fool in an attempt to woo her. Olivia even acknowledges that they went way too far in humiliating him.
- The eponymous Medea. She literally gave up everything to be with Jason — her country, her family, her position...she even arranged her own brother's death so they could get away. Then Jason turns around and ditches her for a younger, prettier Greek girl, primarily for her father's prestige and money. He ever-so-magnanimously says that Medea can still be his mistress. She flips the hell out, and while her actions are horrible (particularly in the most common version, where she murders her children to get back at Jason), it's hard not to feel sorry for her.
- Sure, Thyestes stole his brothers wife and attempted to usurp the throne. But Atreus' revenge is sheer evil. He pretends to pardon Thyestes and then serves him his own sons for dinner. Thyestes is a broken man at the end of the play.
- Mrs. Neille Lovett from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. She's a widow and a Love Martyr who wishes to have a new lover, and that's none other than the titular Villain Protagonist himself. She also mentioned that his wife, Lucy, was raped by Judge Turpin, and eventually committed suicide while she was away. However, when Sweeney went Ax-Crazy and seeks vengeance on everyone in London, Lovett initiates her plan to make meat pies out of corpses from Sweeney's victims. Though by the end of the story, after screaming when Turpin moved around for a little while before dying, Sweeney notices her. However, her lies was found out when the Beggar Woman's dead body is none other than Lucy herself. Sweeney, in anger, pretends to forgives Lovett before throwing her into the oven, and was later killed by Tobias Ragg.
- Benjamin Barker - better known as the titular Villain Protagonist - Sweeney Todd, also counts. Falsely accused of a crime he didn't commit, and sentenced to life in prison, he was sent away to Australia; only to return 15 years later. Though after his first shot of revenge on Turpin failed, he went Ax-Crazy and seeks vengeance on everyone in London. Sweeney went over the edge, however, when he finds out that he accidentally murdered the Beggar Woman, who is none other than his wife, Lucy. Furious, yet calm, he dances with Mrs. Lovett, pretending to forgive her, before hurling her into the oven. In remorse, he cradles his wife's dead body for a few minutes before he gets his throat slitted by Toby, who went mad after finding out what's in the meat pies.
- Mr. Zero in The Adding Machine. Being a Lazy Husband at home and an unimaginative drudge at work, as well as an all-around bigot prone to fits of murderous rage doesn't overshadow all the suffering he's endured in one reincarnation after another.
- Freddie (aka The American) in Chess is at best brash, deeply obnoxious, and unstable. He becomes more and more pathetic as he unravels over the course of the story and his Villain Song, Pity the Child, reveals how his abusive upbringing shaped his personality.
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1 tsp. salt
2 large red onions, thinly sliced
2 large sweet onions, thinly sliced
10 cups chicken broth
2 cups beef broth
1/2 cup red wine
1 tbsp. worcestershire sauce
2 sprigs fresh parsley
1 sprig fresh thyme leaves
1 bay leaf
1 tbsp. balsamic vinegar
salt and pepper to taste
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MOUNTAINSIDE—The Union County Baseball Association will induct four new members into the Union County Baseball Hall of Fame during award ceremonies on Sunday, Feb. 8. The four inductees will be honored for their outstanding contributions to our national pastime on the baseball diamonds of Union County.
Anthony Candelino of Elizabeth, Ben Candelino of Elizabeth, Dom Guida of Summit, and Bill Howard of Berkeley Heights will be honored at the 73rd Annual Hot Stove League Baseball Dinner which begins at 1 p.m. at the L'Affaire Banquet Center, 1099 Route 22 East, Mountainside. The dinner is sponsored by the Union County Baseball Association, in cooperation with the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders and the Union County Department of Parks and Community Renewal.
The special guest speaker at the awards dinner will be Ed Kranepool, the former first baseman for the New York Mets who played more games in a Mets uniform than any other player in the team's history.
"We're delighted to have one of the original Mets, Ed Kranepool, as the guest speaker at this year's Hot Stove League Awards Dinner," said Freeholder Chairman Al Mirabella. "We hope that family members and friends of all the award recipients will enjoy the Sunday afternoon ceremonies and support youth baseball and the new inductees into the Union County Baseball Hall of Fame."
In addition to the new Hall of Fame inductees, the Hot Stove League Baseball Dinner also will honor young athletes and local baseball teams for their achievements in 2008.
Tickets for the dinner are $40, with proceeds going to help fund the Union County Summer Youth Baseball League for youngsters 8 to 15 years, and the Fall Teen League.
Since 1937, the annual Hot Stove League Dinner has been the primary fund-raising effort for the Union County Baseball Association's summer and fall programs. Over the years, the awards dinner has honored many local and national baseball luminaries – including Phil Rizzuto of Hillside, Don Newcombe of Elizabeth, Joe Collins of Union, Jeff Torborg of Mountainside, Willie Wilson of Summit, Jake Wood of Elizabeth, and Elliott Maddox of Union.
Tickets for the 73rd Annual Union County Baseball Association Hot Stove League Dinner may be obtained by calling (908) 789-3686.
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Dr. James Freidenstein completed his undergraduate training at Colorado College and Appalachian State University prior to obtaining his medical degree from the University of Tennessee where he graduated with highest honors. He went on to complete his residency in anesthesiology at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville. A heavy emphasis on acute post-surgical pain, regional anesthesia and nerve blocks prompted him to develop a keen interest in pain management. He later completed an interventional pain management fellowship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham where he studied under the leading researcher in the field of arachnoiditis. While in fellowship, he was also involved with research involving perineural cysts and their treatment. Afterwards, he remained on staff at the UAB anesthesia department and helped to manage acute inpatient pain.
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If you're looking to buy a piece of the Northwoods so you can escape now and build a weekend getaway or retirement home in the future you need to check out this property. This 5+ acre wooded parcel has been surveyed and offers plenty of privacy while still being only minutes from the boat landing for Little Bearskin Lake (164 acres, 27 ft deep and home to muskie, northern, walleye, largemouth bass and panfish), the Rocky Run Creek (great for canoeing or a little fishing), the famous Bearskin Trail (known as a fabulous hiking, biking or snowmobiling trail) and paper company land. The topography lends itself to a walk out basement and is easily accessible year round. The Sellers are including a travel trailer that is currently parked on the property; use it as your temporary "cabin", base camp or hunting headquarters. The Sellers want this property sold and have priced it well under current assessed value.
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As mentioned earlier, SR readers consider a 0.9 ms difference in access time to be significant. The same difference exists between Maxtor's DiamondMax Plus 60 and the category-leading IBM Deskstar 60GXP.
Western Digitial's Caviar WD1000BB-SE turns in a measured access time of 13.5 milliseconds... virtually the same as the standard WD1000BB's 13.4 ms. Subtracting 4.2 milliseconds of latency yields a measured seek time of 9.3 milliseconds, a bit off of WD's 8.9 ms claim.
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Hello my name is Steve; I am a recent graduate of a Veterinary technician program. Currently I am only working part time and could use a few extra jobs on the side. My schedule is very flexible. Apart from my education I have a life time of experience both working with animals in jobs such as working in various pet stores as well as vet clinics and keeping them in home. Dogs and cats are my passion, but also birds, fish, ferrets, rodents, reptiles and many other exotics. I have extensive knowledge in the care and well being of all these amazing animals. I have been training dogs for the past 15 years and have experience with over 10 breeds both large and small. I have also kept 4 breeds myself. I practice positive training methods mostly clicker or marker training. I am not a huge fan of prongs or negative training methods however I understand sometimes in certain situations they can be useful. I have also a lot of experience with aggressive dogs, fearful dogs. High prey drive dogs, dogs with extreme dog and animal aggressive (I have kept both) and dogs with separation anxiety disorder. I am very familiar with the muzzle, harness, masks and many other equipment such as dog clothing shirts and jackets. I have practiced and have experience in all sorts of protection training including real personal protection, shutzund, and ring. However, these do not apply to every day dog and are just sports or training conducted for certain reasons with imported working dogs from Europe. I am also a cat lover and have kept all sorts of breeds including Siamese, Bengal, Persians, ragdoll, and Maine coons. I can provide cat sitting and cats will have their own room with toys a scratching post, new litter box and everything they need. No cages! I have a deep passion for other animals as well especially exotics such as birds, ferrets, rodents, reptiles, fish and have kept just about every species but if I get into that it will get way to long. Currently I am looking for anyone who needs Dog Walking, or house sitting for small animals up to cat size. I have an extra room in my house that has everything a small animal could wish for. Owners can come see and take a look for themselves. I have great references I can also provide from Veterinarians and dog behaviourists which is where I got most of my experience from taking care of cats dogs and small animals in boarding clinics. Furthermore, I have volunteered for many cat rescue programs such as the Toronto cat rescue for example and feral cat trap and release programs. I have also donated thousands in donations and fundraised hundreds through family business for humane societies. For Dog Walking I will not do any training or take the dog anywhere unless instructed. I am familiar with dog parks and am use to them but will not go unless asked. I will just follow exactly what is asked of me thus not getting involved in any training or bad habit conflicts in the home. Please e mails me if you are in need of assistance and we can discuss pricing timing etc. Again currently my schedule is very flexible as I only work part time. I live in the Bramalea area close to Bramalea city center. Thank you.
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Robin Williams: The Many Faces Of The Man Who Made The World Laugh
Robin Williams was a brilliant shape-shifter who could channel his frenetic energy into delightful comic characters like "Mrs. Doubtfire" or harness it into richly nuanced work, like his Oscar-winning turn in "Good Will Hunting." Rest in peace.
The death of actor and comedian Robin Williams on Monday was sudden and shocking to fans and friends alike.
The Academy Award winner and comic supernova whose explosions of pop culture riffs and impressions dazzled audiences for decades and made him a gleamy-eyed laureate for the Information Age, died from an apparent suicide. He was 63.
One of his first costars, the Cuban-Venezuelan actress Maria Conchita Alonso who appeared with him in 1984's "Moscow on the Hudson," tweeted out an appreciation to him in Spanish. "Sweet. Genius. Gentle. Timid. Humble. Respectful. Star. Rest in peace."
Dulce. Genio. Gentil. Timido. Humilde. Respetuoso. Estrella.Ya dscansaste Qdo. @robinwilliams. pic.twitter.com/Lq8GfoXpZI pic.twitter.com/OQueczVuGN
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Williams was pronounced dead at his home in California, according to the sheriff's office in Marin County, north of San Francisco. A preliminary investigation shows the cause of death to be a suicide due to asphyxia.
"This morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken," said Williams' wife, Susan Schneider. "On behalf of Robin's family, we are asking for privacy during our time of profound grief. As he is remembered, it is our hope the focus will not be on Robin's death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions."
Williams had been battling severe depression recently, said Mara Buxbaum, his press representative.
Some of Hollywood's greatest were quick to offer the condolences and prayers to his family via Twitter.
Michelle Rodriguez tweeted: "Robin Williams named etched throughout my mind made me cry laugh and think you'll be missed/ I hope it wasn't a hope lost situation cause if it was a part of me just died… Sometimes people symbolize more than what they think they are."
Cuban-American singer Gloria Estefan tweeted, "Can't believe news about Robin Williams. I'm heartbroken! Praying for his family, loved ones, fans worldwide & peace for his soul… RIP."
Zoe Saldana sent out a message saying, "No words can express the sadness I feel for this tragic loss. My prayers are with the Williams family. RIP Robin Williams. -ZS"
"Glee's" Harry Shum Jr. wrote, "I was partially raised by Robin Williams films. I would come home to watch 'Mrs. Doubtfire' everyday after school as I found comfort in the soft spoken Euphegenia Doubtfire, dear. My first speech in junior high was an excerpt from 'Good Morning Vietnam' that I carry with me to this day. I'm gutted that he is gone. May he RIP as his genius & the gifts he has given us will live forever. Thank you Robin Williams."
Mario Lopez posted a picture on Instagram: "Had the pleasure of interviewing Robin Williams recently and was absolutely the nicest & funniest guy."
George Lopez wrote, "Robin Williams - Vaya Con Dios my friend. I love you."
Naya Rivera tweeted, "We lost a great light. Rest peacefully, Robin Williams."
Arturo Sandoval wrote on Twitter: "Robin Williams is gone? I can't believe it.
God, why him? why not those ones that make us cry? people like him should live eternally. RIP RW."
From his breakthrough in the late 1970s as the alien Mork from Ork in the hit TV show, "Mork and Mindy," through his standup act and such films as "Good Morning, Vietnam," the short, barrel-chested Williams ranted and shouted as if just sprung from solitary confinement. Loud, fast, manic, he parodied everyone from John Wayne to Keith Richards.
During his career, he played a Russian immigrant to New York City in "Moscow on the Hudson," donned possibly the worst drag outfit in the history of Hollywood for "Mrs. Doubtfire," and bounced off the frame walls a cartoon genie in "Aladdin."
Possibly because he had to rein in his manic side, his occasional dramatic roles were for the most part intense, as with his creepy photo lab worker in "One Hour Photo" and the charismatic boarding school teacher in "Dead Poets Society." He won an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role playing a troubled, but good-natured psychologist the 1997 film "Good Will Hunting."
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Portland based quilter and pattern maker Elizabeth Hartman has been making her mark on the modern quilting industry with her adorable and eye-catching animal quilts. Constantly expanding her repertoire, she now has quilt patterns for any animal enthusiast, from foxes to kittens and even the Yeti!
I've always admired these clever patterns and thought it would be fun to make one, but it wasn't until I saw her release the "Sleepy Sloth" pattern that I decided to turn my quilting dreams into a reality. Sloths have always been one of my favorite animals and I can't think of a better creature to make into quilt form than a little furry sloth.
Pattern: Sleepy Sloth Quilt Pattern
Finished Size: 58 x 58 in
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Borders: Tiles Luster Granite
Trees: Woven Earth, Flowerbed Sable, Pixie Dot Brown, Bella Solids Brown
Sloth Body: Rain Caramel , Scallop Dot Corn, Sun Shower Dots Gold, Carki Stitches
Background: Asterisk Metallic Purple , Asterisk Strawberry Donut, Grid Bits Gold, Ruffle Pink
The great thing about this pattern, and all the ones Elizabeth Hartman writes, is that there there is no paper piecing involved! If you can sew squares and rectangles, you can make this pattern! This makes the "Sleepy Sloth" quilt a great project for advanced beginners or intermediate quilters who want a project that will challenge them just enough to advance their skill set, while not overwhelming them with new techniques.
That being said, there are a lot of smaller pieces to cut out, so being organized during the process will make life much easier when you start to assemble the blocks. The cutting instructions are organized by letters, so I made little paper tags to keep all of the small pieces together and easily identifiable.
The finished size of each block comes out to 24″ x 24″ and would make an adorable pillow for a nursery or sloth enthusiast's couch. The large block size gives a lot of "bang for your buck" and allows for the creation of a comfortable lap quilt with only four blocks.
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Lewis Gilbert's dramatic re-telling of the Allied mission in the spring of 1941 to find and destroy Germany's largest battleship, the Bismarck. The story is told from two angles; the ships involved and the war-room in London where Captain John Shepherd (Kenneth More) plots the manouevres using models of the ships. Shepherd has an emotional reason for wanting the battleship sunk, his wife was recently killed in a German raid on London and his son is missing in action, and struggles to keep his emotions in line whilst making decisions that affect hundreds of lives. The final scenes are a mixture of newsreel of the battle and up-dated special effects.


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Ethereal Chrysalis
Canada | 2011 | 10:00 | Fiction, Experimental, Live Action
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A schizophrenic has a surreal nightmare.
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Falls into a nightmare where the inter-dimensional cosmic order is consumed by dementia. Leave your mind in the ethereal labyrinth of madness where the doors of perception become the annihilation of all rational thought. Accept the call of the Ethereal Chrysalis.
Fantastic short film Ethereal Chrysalis is on based on the nightmares of writer/director/actor Syl Disjonk. There is no dialogue in this surreal transformative journey.
Fantastic short film Ethereal Chrysalis is on based on the nightmares of writer/director/actor Syl Disjonk. There is no dialogue in this surreal transformative journey.
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Previous screenings
2 Dec – 4 Dec | Minneapolis, United States
15 Feb – 26 Feb | Montréal, Canada
1 Mar – 4 Mar | Queens, United States
Regard: Saguenay International Short Film Festival
14 Mar – 18 Mar | Chicoutimi, Canada
22 Mar – 1 Apr | Sydney, Australia
29 Mar – 1 Apr | United Kingdom
2 Apr – 8 Apr | Switzerland
3 May – 6 May | Saskatoon, Canada
Los Angeles Fear and Fantasy Film Festival | 2012
15 May – 20 May | Los Angeles, United States
13th Off-Courts Trouville | 2012
31 Aug – 8 Sep | Trouville, France
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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak's relationship began well before the two launched Apple in 1976.
Also pretty fascinating is how the SSAFE project sparred against Apple's second-most-famous founder, Steve Wozniak. In a November 1979 memo, a member of the team named Joe Shelton details testing protection schemes against "Woz's hardware assisted procedure to copy the diskettes." He suggests that this might be a standard for measuring the project's success: "If only someone with Woz's expertise can copy software protected with the current scheme, might it be protection enough?" The remainder of the documents show continued debates about the kind of software protection that's practical for Apple's systems, but the archive ends before detailing much in the way of concrete results. As we know, the business challenge of software piracy has yet to be completely solved, by Apple or anyone else.
HIGH POINT, NC–(Marketwired – February 21, 2017) – Apple Co-founder and High Point University's Innovator in Residence Steve Wozniak returned to campus today for a series of micro sessions with students, faculty and members of the community that focused on a variety of topics.
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On Feb. 20 Apple Co-founder and High Point University's Innovator in Residence Steve Wozniak returned to HPU's campus. This visit was Wozniak's second visit as HPU's Innovator in Residence; the first visit occurred in March 2016.
The press got it wrong, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told me today. He never said Apple should make an Android phone. It was a joke. Woz comments here.
It seems Steve Wozniak, Apple co-founder, had a change of heart. The Woz took to Twitter to announce has indeed purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV. As a basic timeline, Wozniak took to his personal Facebook to rave about the 2017 Bolt EV in September. He even stated, "I expect to be switching cars soon!" However, that wasn't the case.
Steve Wozniak, Atari's Al Alcorn, Gartner Chief Research Officer Peter Sondergaard, and this story's writer recall life-changing technology presents they received for the holidays.
Steve Wozniak is a legend, rather better known as one of the co-founders of Apple, rather than the less-of-dapple contestant in a recent series of Dancing With The Stars.
He's also widely known as the Ying to Steve Jobs' Yang, a man who dug deep into his own pocket to offer his fellow workers $10 million in shares, while Jobs and the Apple board refused to do so. He's the nice guy.
While never as charismatic as Jobs and who never made the fortune that Jobs amassed. According to many sources, Wozniak is still worth $100 million, who travels widely and attracts a loyal audience wherever he goes.
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A new day appears to be dawning in the Garden State. In a previous blog entry, I wrote about New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who is facing an $11 billion deficit, one of the highest tax burdens in the country, and the steady loss of businesses and residents. Now, we have an opportunity to hear directly from the Governor about his plan to turn his state around.
Governor Christie recently sat for an interview with the Wall Street Journal's Editorial Board to discuss the state's fiscal woes, his plan for New Jersey, and his efforts to implement it. This interview is worth a read. Speaking of New Jersey, Christie says, "We are, I think, the failed experiment in America—the best example of a failed experiment in America—on taxes and bigger government. Over the last eight years, New Jersey increased taxes and fees 115 times." To bring these high taxes under control, Christie has proposed a $29.3 billion budget without tax increases. Additionally, he exercised emergency power immediately after taking office to freeze $2.2 billion in previously authorized spending. Next, Christie wants to get voter approval for a constitutional amendment that would limit property tax increases to 2.5% annually.
Besides taxes and spending, Christie also must tackle a large – and growing – pension problem. The state has at least $90 billion worth of unfunded liabilities in public employee medical and pension plans. Currently, beneficiaries pay nothing for medical care. But the governor recently enacted reforms to require workers to contribute 1.5% of the cost of medical care and to change the retirement benefits for new workers. It's a small change in the grand scheme of the unfunded pension problem, but it is a start.
New Jersey is important to watch because its fiscal problems are some of the most severe in the nation and the state now has a governor who recognizes the severity. Moreover, Christie knows that more spending and tax increases will only make matters worse. Unfortunately, Christie's plan faces serious opposition from tax and spenders in the Legislature, union bosses, and others who favor the unsustainable status quo. But Christie is taking his hits and pressing ahead. On why it matters, Christie says, "What I hope it will do in the end is first and foremost fix New Jersey, and end this myth that you can't take these people on," he says. "I just hope it shows people who have similar ideas to mine that they can do it. You just have to stand up and grit your teeth and know your poll numbers are going to go down—and mine have—but you gotta grit it out because the alternative is unacceptable." Let's hope Christie lives by these words; New Jersey cannot afford the alternative. We at NTU will keep our eye on New Jersey and you should too.


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Union Pacific Railroad Named Enterprise Carrier of the Year for Rail by Owens Corning
Omaha, Neb., September 28, 2011 Owens Corning named Union Pacific its Enterprise Carrier of the Year for Rail. This is the second consecutive year Union Pacific received the award, which recognizes carriers' extraordinary commitment to service, safety and operational excellence for Owens Corning.
Union Pacific also participated in the Owens Corning Executive Carrier Council, where awardees discussed the transportation environment in their respective modes.
"Union Pacific was chosen to participate based upon its strategic importance to our transportation program and its level of commitment to our mutual success," said Wayne Johnson, manager of carrier relations at Owens Corning.
"To be noted for our dedication to the success of a customer such as Owens Corning is a true honor," said Eric Butler, Union Pacific vice president and general manager-Industrial Products. "We strive to ship all of our customers' products safely and efficiently and continue to look for new ways to provide superior freight transportation service."
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Yulia Samoilova performed in the Crimea after its annexation by Russia.
According to spokesman of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) Yelena Gitlyanskaya, the Service will verify the authenticity of the information about Samoilova's possible visits to the annexed Crimea, which according to Ukrainian legislation is illegal.
"In response to numerous requests regarding Yulia Samoilova, I'd like to to note that the SBU will study the matter and make a measured decision about her possible entry into the territory of Ukraine," Gitlianskaya wrote on her Facebook page.
She stressed that the position of the Security Service "will be based solely on the Ukrainian legislation and the interests of national security."
Gitlyanskaya added that the results will be reported after.
As it was reported earlier, Yulia Samoilova was selected to represent Russia at Eurovision 2017. The girl suffers from a disability and moves around in a wheelchair since childhood.
Later it became known that Samoilova probably performed in the annexed Crimea.
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For the second year in a row, UCD Canoe Club is among the top three college canoe clubs in Ireland after finishing in third place at the 2013 Kayaking Varsities. UCD missed out on the semi-finals of the polo tournament, after they lost to eventual winners NUI Maynooth, having previously shown strong performances in defeats UCC and Shackleton.
In the white water event, UCD recorded a 14/16 in overall gate rounding. The overall score was based on a series of individual time trials, with UCD's team score providing them with a fourth place finish. In the long distance event, UCD's six best competitors combined for a third place team finish.
The UCD team finished fifth in the freestyle competition, having entered one competitor in the men's category and three in the women's. The contest combined flat water freestyle moves with downstream freestyle and featured over forty competitors.
UCD defeated Trinity College Dublin 3-0 in the final of the Harding Cup at the University of Ulster, Coleraine on Sunday February 10th. UCD had dominated UL 5-1 and also saw off NUI Galway 1-0 to reach the final. Trinity, meanwhile, needed extra time to overcome UCC 1-0 and then squeezed past hosts UU Coleraine 3-2 in their semi-final.
The first half of the final was a cagey affair, as chances remained limited, yet UCD appeared more comfortable and held an advantage in possession. It took 75 minutes for the deadlock to be broken after a long ball was played from Stephen Moran to Colin Jones, who struck home from the edge of the box.
Eoin Monaghan capitalised on a failed clearance with a calm low strike resulting in a second goal mere minutes after the first. Monaghan later aided Marcos Byrne to set up for an oncoming Colin Jones, resulting in a 3-0 sweep for UCD. The win means that UCD have won eight of the last 13 Harding Cups.
UCD Boxing Club defeated the Dublin University (Trinity) Boxing Club 7-4, winning the Fred Tiedt Colours trophy for the third year in a row. Of the seven wins, three were recorded by female competitors, giving UCD a 100% winning record in the female side of the competition.
The team was made up of Gráinne Whelehan, Chloe Brown, Katie Kavanagh, Sam Browett, Kevin Casey, Eoin Dunbar, Cillian Carroll. Carroll picked up the prize for boxer of the tournament after defeating Trinity captain Chris Bayliss.
Both Katie Kavanagh and Sam Browett were able to repeat their success over opponents they had previously faced in the Junior Inter-varsities. The team will now look forward to the IUABA Senior Inter-varsities, which will be held in UCD Astra Hall on February 23rd and 24th.
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