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NEW ORLEANS — On Monday, University of Illinois Chancellor Thomas Everhart will gather together key members of his school`s athletic department on the campus in Champaign.
``I`ll be conveying to them what happened at this convention,`` Everhart said, ``and assessing what we need to do to make sure we have no possibility of a violation.``
If other chief executive officers at the nation`s colleges and universities do what Everhart intends to do, the aims of Indiana President John Ryan will begin to be realized.
Ryan heads the NCAA President`s Commission that met in New Orleans this week to ``take control`` of intercollegiate athletics and hammer out legislation that would inflict severe penalties on schools that don`t play by the rules.
Ryan used three words after the convention to describe what presidents need in order to run a tight athletic ship: ``Vigilance, vigilance, vigilance.``
Of course, it doesn`t hurt to have legislation mandating vigilance and penalties to assure that vigilance is maintained.
For too long, by the presidents` own admission, they have let the athletic departments run themselves. They have claimed ignorance of indiscretions.
Although their unified front in New Orleans was largely symbolic, it is inaccurate to say it was all for show.
There is no doubt the presidents have voted themselves into a box by passing tough, far-reaching legislation. With all the controls they`ve instituted here -- some of which go into effect as soon as September -- it would be virtually impossible for a president not to at least know what his athletic director and coaches are doing.
The point was made repeatedly that those people are the president`s employees. They should be treated and evaluated in the same manner the president treats the librarian or the cafeteria worker: How well do they do their job?


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During an April 21 appearance on Face The Nation, former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani said "whether we want to call this a War on Terror, they call this a war on us."
Speaking specifically of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, he said: "These two men joined a war. If you look at their website, they're talking about jihad, they're talking about war, so they are at war against us."
Giuliani said Americans are going to have to open their eyes to reality.
He said a step toward doing this is to "reclassify" the 2009 Ft. Hood shooting as a "terrorism attack." He said that not doing so "is harmful in the effort," and feeds a "political correctness" that keeps us from analyzing things effectively.

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Hero of the Bogs Retires [1]
For the last thirty years or so, Frank Caruso has been the "go-to" guy for disease problems with the plants in your bogs, if you are one of those who farm the state berry of the Commonwealth. Last week, Dr. Caruso retired as Plant Pathologist with the UMass Cranberry Station [3] in East Wareham. As late as his final days on the job, he was out in the bogs, looking at new mysterious problems that have arisen. As a cranberry pathologist and in-the-field disease diagnostician, Frank was acknowledged nationally as a leader in the business of growing the tart red berries. In fact, in honor of Frank, on his retirement, this year's biannual North American Cranberry Research and Extension Workers Conference in Quebec, will feature "The Frank Caruso Session" with sections named "Plant Pathogens I Have Known," "Why do Plant Pathologists Matter?" and "Finding a Plant Pathologist With Big Feet..." During Frank's final few weeks, he made a different sort of discovery (or a rediscovery) that brought a few light moments to his Cranberry Station colleagues but also reinforced the sense of Caruso's importance to his field. As Frank was cleaning out his office, he discovered a cache of VHS tapes from 1987 containing a compilation of news stories from all the major Boston TV stations, all featuring Frank himself, about a root rot disease, Phytophthora cinnamomi then recently shown to be threatening the cranberry crops of Massachusetts and New Jersey. Frank had been one of the first to discover, diagnose, and understand possible solutions for the potentially devastating condition. It was a major breakthrough in the cultivation of this important crop and was recognized as such by the broadcast media. (And the VHS tapes also provided an opportunity for his colleagues to see Frank and other cranberry industry figures of the time in their younger selves… and of course those younger staff members got to see what a VHS tape was, anyway). And of course, no one will soon forget Frank and his friends-in-the-bog from Ocean Spray (pictured here)… Caruso and his wife Barbara are on the way to Seattle, where they will resettle near their two children and beloved grandson Logan.


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Student Activities in 2015 →
Hello Purchase College Students,
I am Amanda Wylie, your newly appointed Student Activities Coordinator! I am a senior Arts Management major here at Purchase. This semester, I will be working with the Student Activities Board (SAB) to ensure that the events being held on campus reflect the diversity of our student body.
The term of this position normally lasts throughout one full school year. However, last semester we had a different Student Activities Coordinator (SAC) Jossalyn Collado. Jossalyn resigned from the position at the end of the fall semester due to personal circumstances. Because of her resignation, the Senate held an emergency meeting to vote for who the next SAC would be. There were four candidates who submitted resolutions to the Senate, including Joe Chiavaro, Janet Katsnelson, Jennifer Sinski, and myself. After each of us answered the same five questions from the Senate, the floor was opened to the Senators and other attendees, to ask us a total of five questions each that differed based on the interests of the person asking the question.
Finally, the meeting was called into closed session, which means that only voting members are allowed in the room, to discuss their final decision. Fortunately, I came out of this Senate meeting alive and with new responsibilities. It is now up to me to ensure that the programming on campus holds the utmost respect to our students' standards in regards to exciting programming that appeals to the diverse nature of our school.
Currently, I am reviewing and editing a number of important documents such as How to Plan an Event in The Stood, the Venue Access Form, and UPD Coverage Agreement, to make sure they comply with current processes at our school. These documents need to be brought up to speed with the PSGA's current operating standards.
The How to Plan an Event in The Stood is a detailed document which clearly explains how any student can run an event on campus. The Venue Access Form is a form that students must sign in order to rent spaces in The Stood and other areas on campus. It is a signed contract that shows that the event hosts understand the process of renting a space and that they respect the rules that come along with that space. The UPD Coverage Agreement ensures that there is a standardization of when and where extra UPD officers will be required at PSGA sponsored events.
Aside from this, I chair the Student Activities Board. The SAB includes: Stephanie Knipe [Student Center (The Stood) Coordinator], William Rutledge; Major Events Coordinator (MEC), Jack Tomascak; General Programming Coordinator (GPC), Jeremy Kinney (Tech Services Coordinator), Cameron Bish (Senator), Haley Ryan (Senator), and Steven Smith (Senator).
Stephanie chairs the Student Center Committee, which specifically deals with matters pertaining to The Stood. New to The Stood this semester is a marvelous marquee, which will be placed outside The Stood within the first couple of weeks of our return. The marquee will have the weekly events going on at The Stood posted for all to see. Additionally, the Safer Space Policy now reads:
• Be extremely mindful of my speech and actions and the effect they may have on others.
• I will respect people's boundaries and always interact with others' consent, be it physically, emotionally, or verbally.
• I will not make assumptions about people's identities in terms of race, gender, sexuality, abilities, class, or background.
• I will be aware of my prejudices and privileges and the space I take up in The Stood.
• I will enforce mutual aid and mutual respect consistently and look out for my peers in The Stood.
• I will radically carry these guidelines through all forms of communication, physical and non-physical: in person, by telephone, and on the internet.
Lawyers that are not affiliated with Purchase College are reviewing the Safer Space Policy; this is in order to ensure that the policy does not breach any of our constitutional rights. As of right now, this policy is current and active.
The MEC handles large-scale events such as Culture Shock: our biggest music festival program of the year. Will, along with the Major Events Committee, which he chairs, "[plans] on programming a diverse Culture Shock bill that will… reach… the student body. Through close work, the SAB, and venturing down as many student outreach sectors as possible, we'll have a festival that offers something for everyone."
Our GPC, Jack, chairs the General Programming Committee, which handles programming such as Zombie Prom, The Cover Show, and roller-skating. The GPC has other exciting surprises for next semester that are heading our way. If any students or clubs would like to collaborate with the GPC, there are budgets available for just that! Jack plans to meet with representatives from the cultural clubs on campus as well as the diversity committee to ensure inclusive and diverse programming.
The Major Events Committee and General Programming Committee each have eight open voting seats available. That means that the first eight students, which are not on the committee, who arrive to the meeting, are considered voting members during that particular meeting (if they so choose). The eight open seats vary each meeting. There is no guarantee that you will be a voting member once, or more than once, as voting seats are first come first serve.
As of right now, the Major Events Committee has two available permanent voting seats titled Student at Large. A Student at Large is any student that does not currently hold a position within the Purchase Student Government Association (PSGA). The General Programming Committee has two Student at Large positions available as well. If you are interested in a position for either committee, you can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. You will receive a response to your email within two official class days by Jack Tomascak, Will Rutledge, or myself.
All committee meetings (including the Student Center Committee, and weekly Senate meetings) are open meetings to the entire campus community; so, don't be shy when it comes to voicing your opinions and concerns! Even if you are just sitting in, if you'd like to know what is going on, feel free to go to the meetings. The meeting dates and times may vary based on the new semesters' scheduling and will be clearly advertised throughout the semester.
If you are too shy in person, and you enjoy using Facebook, there is a group called "Fall Fest & Culture Shock 2014-2015 Wishlist" where you can voice your choice in music for Culture Shock. There is also a page called "SUNY PURCHASE EVENTS BRIGADE" that focuses on the general events going on at Purchase, if you are interested in what is happening on campus. Your suggestions will be taken into consideration by the MEC. Understand that your opinions are valid and we are listening to your suggestions, regardless of negative comments that may come from other parties. Our goal as the SAB is to have a great Culture Shock and put on general events that please everyone.
You can always email me at email@example.com with any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions regarding the programming here at purchase. Here's to a great semester!
Amanda Wylie is the Student Activities Coordinator for the PSGA. She can be found on the web at anwylie.wordpress.com.


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April 26, 2013 07:31 ET
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PLAINVIEW, NY and PRINCETON, NJ--(Marketwired - Apr 26, 2013) - The Ivy League, one of the nation's most diverse and successful intercollegiate athletics conferences, has partnered with NeuLion, Inc. (TSX: NLN), the leading enabler and provider of live and on-demand content to Internet-connected devices, to create the conference's first-ever digital sports network.
Available to subscribers in August, The Ivy League Digital Network will be accessible on multiple devices, including PCs, smartphones and tablets, allowing for an all-new nine (9)-channel network of Ivy League action anytime, anywhere. Each of the conference's eight (8) schools will have their own individual channel and the Ivy League will have its own League-wide channel featuring all available digital content across the conference.
The new network, powered by the NeuLion College Platform, will provide live and on-demand video and audio content from each school with interactive touch points that will consistently offer a personalized experience for Ivy League fans everywhere.
"This partnership represents a monumental step forward in enhancing our connection to our fans and continuing to showcase our brand of intercollegiate athletics worldwide," said Robin Harris, Ivy League Executive Director. "Coupled with NeuLion's demonstrated experience in delivering digital content to any device, this new network will maximize our alumni's affinities for their schools by providing a single digital destination to access every school's sports content with multiple subscription options by school, sport or season."
With a comprehensive view of sports for each school and across the conference including league-wide sports calendars and access to live and on-demand content from multiple devices, the new Ivy League digital network is expected to increase engagement with Ivy League fans and drive broader viewing of school and league content.
"It's not just about streaming video," said Chris Wagner, EVP and Co-Founder of NeuLion. "It's about the fan experience, the high quality video on any device, and the interaction with the game or match which includes stats, social media and more. The NeuLion College Platform is designed for all of that, each and every time, no matter where Ivy League fans are."
About the Ivy League
Founded in 1954, the Ivy League is the most diverse intercollegiate conference in the country with over 8,000 athletes competing each year. Sponsoring conference championships in 33 men's and women's sports, and averaging more than 35 varsity teams at each school, the Ivy League provides more intercollegiate athletic opportunities per school than any other conference in the country. All eight Ivy schools are among the top 20 of NCAA Division I schools in number of sports offered for both men and women. The Ivy League annually finishes among the top conferences in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics competitive rankings and enjoys regular competitive success at the highest championship levels of NCAA Division I athletics, including team and individual national championships in field hockey, fencing, men's ice hockey, women's rowing, men's and women's track and field and wrestling. Ivy League student-athletes annually compile the country's best records in the NCAA Academic Performance Ratings under the Ivy League model of athletics as a key part of the student's regular undergraduate experience. For more information, visit www.ivyleaguesports.com.
About NeuLion
NeuLion, Inc. (TSX: NLN) offers the true end-to-end solution for delivering live and on-demand content to any Internet-enabled device. NeuLion enables content owners and distributors, cable operators and telecommunications companies to capitalize on the massive consumer demand for viewing video content on PCs, smartphones, iPads and other similar devices. NeuLion's customers include major entertainment, sports, global content and news companies. NeuLion is based in Plainview, NY. For more information about NeuLion, visit www.neulion.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements herein are forward-looking statements and represent NeuLion's current intentions in respect of future activities. These statements, in addressing future events and conditions, involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of the words "will," "expect," "seek," "anticipate," "believe," "plan," "estimate," "expect," and "intend" and statements that an event or result "may," "will," "can," "should," "could," or "might" occur or be achieved and other similar expressions. These factors should be considered carefully and readers should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements. Although the forward-looking statements contained in this release are based upon what management believes to be reasonable assumptions, NeuLion cannot assure readers that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this release and NeuLion assumes no obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances, except as required by law. Many factors could cause NeuLion's actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements that may be expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including: our ability to realize some or all of the anticipated benefits of our partnerships; general economic and market segment conditions; our customers' subscriber levels and financial health; our continued relationships with our content partners; competitor activity; product capability and acceptance rates; technology changes; regulatory changes; foreign exchange risk; interest rate risk; and credit risk. A more detailed assessment of the risks that could cause actual results to materially differ from current expectations is contained in the "Risk Factors" section of NeuLion's most recent annual report on Form 10-K available on www.sec.gov and filed on www.sedar.com as well as in NeuLion's most recent annual MD&A filed on www.sedar.com.
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National Academy of young scientists (NAYS) is going to initiate major project "NAYS science and society" to provide the better understanding of science and technology and its impact in our daily life. As Pakistan is a developing country so many people don't know much about the importance and uses of basic and social sciences in daily life. Therefore we are starting this project to facilitate awareness among people of Pakistan.
Our main objective is to create awareness about all the positive and negative impacts of science and how to deal with them in society.
Main objectives:
1. To promote scientific culture in our society.
2. To provide a common guiding platform for prospective science students and other people.
3. To plan and direct funds for the promotion of different scientific fields in our society.
4. To keep our people updated with the mainstream scientific world with the publication of science related articles bulletins etc.
5. To organize field projects such as workshops, seminars, lectures on recent advancement in scientific research and development in different field with special emphasis on basic sciences.
Project Coordinator:
Ms.Aasma Saleem
Miss Aasma Saleem was born in Rawalpindi. She got her secondary school and higher secondary school education from well known institutes of cantt and garrison Rawalpindi. She did her graduation from F.G. College for women Kashmir road Rawalpindi cantt. She moved to Lahore for post graduation from department of physics, University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore in applied physics. Currently she is working as lecturer at AAPS & C Rawalpindi cantt and also performing her duties as HOD physics department at AAPS&C. she joined NAYS as editor science world and news in May 2010.
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Aasma Saleem
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I a second year medical student at JMDC, wish to be a part of this project to create awarness about this great cause and do above mentioned chores.
Kindly tell me procedure how toregister for it.
i am student of M.Phil Physics (LASER PHYSICS) 4th sem in UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE FAISALABAD. i also want to join this organization. whats the procedure and what can i do?
I am a student of M.phil physics and i want to join the organization and want to do something
Hi there! I'm a M.Phil Life-Science Research scholar from QAU. I would like to participate in NAY Science and society project, to help our youth society in the accomplishment of such ultimate goals. I believe a sheer team collaboration among young scientists can help excel the productive outcome in promoting Science and Technology in our country.
Kindly let me know the procedure for registration along with general guidelines/protocols,any eligibility criteria which participants are required to follow.
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Over the years we have watched so many projects develop. From the very beginning, Indexical has been committed to providing artists the time, place, space, and community to work through new ideas and develop new projects. Usually, this involves a lot of conversation; yet, a single performance, or even a release, never quite communicates the depth of thought nor represents the many forces that produce a work. For all of us at Indexical, music is a dialog—a dialog that we have with ourselves and with others. That's why we're starting a series of talks: to bring these conversations to the forefront and to open them up to the wider community.
So many of the artists we work with and projects we develop extend far beyond the concert—whether it's designing chaotic sound circuitry for killing invasive insects, cataloging the rhythms of protest chants, capturing the sounds of ultrasonic bats, reimagining early ham radio pioneers, conjuring spirits, or exploring a hypothetical era when the very notion of a musical instrument was not yet fully formed. The community around Indexical is more than just artists; we are historians, theorists, political activists, coders, educators, conservationists, and, even a few of us, witches. Somehow all of these diverse interests and activities have something to do with music. One of the goals of the talks is to find out what.
Starting this month, we will host presentations, demonstrations, conversations, meditations, experiments, lectures, workshops, listening sessions, and even games, lead not just by artists, but by scholars, historians, and theorists as well. Our goal is to activate all of the diverse conversations that surround music-making. We believe that the best ideas come from people working together, not in isolation, and it is our goal to provide a space for new ideas to emerge.
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There is an ongoing campaign taking place in Canada against the long-term/indefinite detention of immigrants who were found to have an "illegal"/irregular/undocumented immigration status (including those that were denied asylum). These protests are being undertaken by 191 detainees of the Central East Correctional Center, Lindsay, Ontario (who are currently on hunger strike) and are they supported by the group "End Immigration Detention". Their website documents the various events that they are undertaking in support of these migrants, from protests outside the detention centers to solidarity fasts.
The migrants and their supporters have called for the release of all migrant detainees who have been held for longer than 90 days. They argue that if the removal of migrant detainees from the State cannot happen within 90 days they must be released. Secondly, they argue that immigration detainees should not be held in maximum security provincial jails, they should have access to basic services, and be close to family members. Lastly, they call for the provision of full access to legal aid, bail programs, and pro bono representation.
The practice of detaining migrants indefinitely and forcing them to remain in a limbo-like-reality is unfortunately a common practice that occurs in many countries, including Ireland. In a similar vein, the Irish Refugee Council is currently calling for an end to the Direct Provision system in Ireland. Although these centers (where those claiming asylum reside) are not prisons, similar issues face these migrants in Ireland as those in Canada. These people must remain in these centers for many years awaiting a decision on their asylum application. The Irish Refugee Council are calling for the State to permit those that are in the country for more than 6 months permission to work and live independently.


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Wedding Planning: Bridal PartyNovember 2, 2015 by The Marquardt Ranch
You've got your guy, now you just need your girls. Seems pretty easy, right? Hand selecting the people who will keep you and your fiance accountable to your vows forever? Ok, on second thought, maybe not that easy. There's lots to consider as you choose bridesmaids and figure out a special way to ask them!
First things first, take a walk around the block with your fiance. Discuss your initial feelings about the bridal party, like who you couldn't live without and who is a possibility. Before you do anything else, it's helpful to decide on an ideal number for your party.
Next, take a look back on your life. Scroll through old Facebook photos and high school yearbooks. We think it's important to have women standing beside you who represent different phases of your life. Sisters, cousins, high school friends, past neighbors and college roommates are all women you'll want with you. The hard part will be narrowing it down!
Once you've selected your bridesmaids, it's time for the all-important ask! Your fiance put a lot of time and creativity into his perfect proposal, and now you have to do the same. Make your girls feel as special as you did on your proposal day. See below for a list of bridal party invitation ideas:
How to Ask:
- Have special cards designed that say something like:
- Will you be my bridesmaid?
- Will you stand by my side when I become a bride?
- If I promise no ugly dresses, will you be my bridesmaid?
- Create a special bridesmaid survival kit that includes things like:
- Nail polish
- Photos of your possible bridesmaid dresses
- Bobby pins
- A special piece of jewelry
- Body spray
- Buy several bouquets of flowers and divide them up for your girls. Give them the flower and a special note when you ask your bridesmaids in person.
- Take each girl out for coffee or an ice cream date. Tell them why you'd like them to be in your wedding and have a good, girly cry as you ask them to be a part of your big day!
After you've chosen and asked your girls, it's time to get to work. Divide up smaller wedding tasks to your maids and follow the checklist below for bridal party to-do's.
- Ask your girls in a way that makes them feel loved and special.
- Choose a dress or style or color you'd like to have them wear.
- Decide on shoes. Everyone picks their own style, or everyone wears matching shoes?
- Reserve a make-up artist and hair stylist for your girls on the wedding day.
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Directly on the border with Sarawak, in Malaysia, the Sanggau Regency in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province will stage the Cross-Border Festival themed "Sanggau Forward and Beyond".
To be held from 2nd to 8th April 2017, the Festival will feature Indonesia's "Dangdut" rising star Siti Badriah, who already counts thousands of devoted fans in Malaysia. Dangdut is a popular music genre created in Indonesia that fuses Indian beat and rhythm with Indonesian traditional and popular music, which has fast spread in popularity to Malaysia, Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries.
The Festival will feature bands, art and cultural performances, as well as various other fascinating activities, with in the spotlight Siti Badriah.
Other highlights of the festival include traditional rituals of the Malay ethnic group; Dayak traditional rituals from the sub ethnic groups at Pangkodan and Pompang; the Daranante and Babi Cinga Statues Design Competition; the Terompang Panjang Fishing Competition; traditional Sumpit Blowpipes competition; Ulung Ali Traditional boat competition; traditional sports and games ; traditional culinary festival; Bapanok art performances; a tour to the tombs of Kings and sacred sites; and a whole lot more.
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Gatti's provide mouthwatering authentic Italian cuisine in the heart of the city. All dishes are cooked to order, from fresh ingredients, reflected in the regularly changing 'special menus'; you can eat many times at Gatti's and always enjoy a new experience.
A Great Italian Restaurant on the Doorstep of Moorgate
Conveniently located near Moorgate, Central London, Gatti's Restaurant is a popular choice both for Lunch and Dinner whether you are on business or just want to dine in relaxing stylish surroundings.
Combined with attentive service, great food and an extensive wine list Gatti's Restaurant certainly believe in La Dolce Vita.
Call us now on 0207 628 8375 to make a reservation.
Dining at Gatti's Restaurant is always a pleasure. With a great range of Italian dishes with an eye both toward Italian tradition and an awareness of modern trends in cuisine Gatti's offers something truly unique.
Gatti's City Point
Gattis continue the success of their original restaurant with a new location on the square in Ropemaker Street. Conveniently located in the heart of the London the restaurant is within easy walking distance of both the capital's heart, Liverpool Street Station and Moorgate Underground Station Gattis City Point brings the same love of Italian Food and quality of service you've come to expect from us.
Gattis City Point is open for breakfast from 8.00am to 10.30am with lunch being served between 11.30am-3.30pm and dinner between 6.00pm-9.30pm. Coffee and drinks are served all day.
The new restaurant can seat 130 customers, is open plan and has a private room available for up to 10 people. It also has a much larger bar which you can relax at before/after meals or just come in for drinks.
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If you are looking for a wine bar close to Moorgate and Liverpool Street then Gatti's is the ideal choice. Our wine bar holds to 60 people.
Bolton's Restaurant
Like Gatti's? Why not try our sister venue Bolton's Restaurant on Cullum Street? Bringing you the same great food and service you expect from us we look forward to welcoming you.
About Gatti's Restaurant
Head chef Domingo Marais has been creating fine food for twenty years. For seven he has been building Gatti's reputation for excellence coupled with smart service.
He cooks only to order and uses the freshest ingredients. Working closely with his suppliers, fresh fish and meat arrive every day, Domingo creates classic Italian dishes. His range of 'Chef's Recommendations' display his skill in providing clients with new culinary experiences.
Asked to describe his style, Domingo says,
"Traditional Italian, simply cooked, but with style and twenty-first century awareness."
You will be impressed by the quiet elegance of our dining areas. The crisp white napery, the polished cutlery, the sparkling glasses, all prepares you for a memorable experience. . Gatti's believe the Italian reputation for fine food and wine is also based on attentive service. Your Italian table staff are eager to help you, should you be uncertain about the choice of dish or wine.
The restaurant accommodates 150 people. The tables can be grouped to suit the number of your guests, and there are sections of the dining area which can be used for pre-meal meeting and drinks. You may also want to book our very popular private dining room, which can accommodate a maximum of eight people. Its privacy is ideal for small working lunches where important matters need confidentiality and conviviality.
Dine at Gatti's during the working day and you will find a restaurant filled with business people and the occasional star from stage, screen or sport who rely on us to deliver speedy, tasty, beautifully prepared, Italian food
Come to Gatti's when business is over, and you will be able to savour the calm stylish ambience, relaxing while you enjoy our dishes unhurriedly, perhaps before catching the train, so conveniently from Liverpool Street Station, to Stanstead, Harwich or home.
Customer Reviews
Fantastic restaurant, very good menu and excellent wine list. Great atmosphere and very attentive members of staff. 12 of us had a long lunch and we were the last to leave but we were not rushed or was anything to much trouble. We will most definitely be returning
One of my favourite restaurants. Very friendly staff. Great service. Wonderful food. Huge portions. Keep saying I need to try other restaurants but find myself always returning!
Fantastic authentic Italian and warm traditional hospitality. The food is lovingly prepared. Great selection of food. The daily cart specials are finely prepared and very generous portions. The deserts are to die for and the service is always professional, warm and efficient. Very friendly staff and some firm favourites on the menu keep me coming back.
The lobster linguine is a favourite as is their chicken breast with mushroom sauce. Reasonable prices for the city too.
One of our favorites for work lunches – everyone can always find something they want here. Big, traditional Italian dishes are incredibly filling – pastas are always perfectly cooked and the grilled fish dishes are usually nice as well. Best is the dessert trolley and the little amaretti cookies that come with the bill.
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The downstairs restaurant is one of the best restaurants ever in London, because it is excellent food, and very affordable. Waiters are extremely friendly, considerate and professional. I will be returning again and again.
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The planet Mars has long been the subject of speculation among both scientists and SciFi writers, alike. This can probably be at least partially be attributed to the fact that Mars is not only close to the Earth, relatively speaking, but also because Mars is not that much smaller or dissimilar to the Earth.
Our Sister Planet
The fourth planet from the Sun, just after Earth, Mars is approximately 53% the size of our planet. Although the atmosphere is fairly thin, made up of mostly Carbon Dioxide, it is still dense enough to have weather patterns that include wind storms. In fact, sometimes the Martian winds will blow up to and in excess of 60 miles per hour. Because the atmosphere is only about 1% as dense as here on Earth, the winds do not have the same effects on the landscape as they would on Earth. Being fairly baron, at least as observed from our home planet, the only interesting things you might see from here are the seasonal ice caps and an occasional change of color in parts of the surface. Mars seems only mildly interesting until you delve more deeply into the pictures and data that we have been able to compile over the years.
The Truth
For many years now, scientific journalists like Richard C. Hoagland have postulated that there is more, much more, to the Mars story than NASA and our government reveals. Some think that our government has known for decades of an alternate Martian history line from the one that is officially published. A history line that includes the possibility that certain surface features point towards an intelligent civilization that may have existed in the distant past.
The Evidence
There are many pieces of evidence that point towards a Martian history that includes an intelligent civilization. The most popular in years past was the "Face on Mars" that was originally photographed by the Viking 1 spacecraft. This area, known as Cydonia, was later photographed by the Mars Global Surveyor, where the images release appeared to have been smudged in order to blur the image of the face. Some speculate that NASA or the Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) purposely blurred the image in order to dispel the belief that the structure was artificial, or was created by an intelligent civilization. For whatever reason, probably something to do with funding, the more recent images have been blurred beyond recognition.
Another interesting piece of evidence, are the pyramid structures that were found close to Cydonia and the face. These pyramids are structured and appear to be in some sort of grouping, as can be seen in this image. Although worn by the winds of Martian weather, the shapes of several of these structures are unmistakable. Images like this, and many others, serve as visual evidence of an intelligent civilization that lived on Mars many eons ago. You may be able to refute opinions and speculations about Mars and its history, but when you come across leaked images that do not appear to have been significantly altered by NASA, the visual evidence is compelling. There is the odd "internet expert" these days, that will dispute evidence simply for the sake of trying to form a cogent argument, but in the face of facts, they generally fall into the category of lacking credibility.
The Death
Then we come to Dr. John Brandenburg, a PhD. plasma Physicist. Recently Dr. Brandenburg has written "Death on Mars: The Discovery of a Planetary Nuclear Massacre", where the good doctor outlines his evidence that some 200-500 million years ago there was a nuclear explosion set off above the surface of Mars. Although this might sound sensational, the evidence that such a blast occurred is overwhelming. Dr. Brandenburg lays out the facts that there is a scar on the surface that mimics what we have seen on the surface of the Earth after nuclear tests are conducted. Trinitite, green glass balls created only during a nuclear blast, have been found at the site where the scar is. Then you add in the coup d'etat, which is the fact that there are massive amounts of Xenon 129 in the atmosphere, and this isotope can only be produced during a nuclear explosion, it becomes clear that there was some advanced civilization that lived on, or visited, Mars, and they ultimately destroyed life on the planet. We also find a large deposit of Xenon 129 on the exact opposite side of the planet, which tells us that the nuclear blast was so large, that the shockwave swept its way around the planet and collided with itself on the far side. When this happened, the Xenon 129 was deposited. An explosion of this magnitude would surely have swept clean the surface and expelled the atmosphere into space, leaving the baron landscape we see today.
Sadly, we may never know the details of exactly what happened to Mars and the Martians that lived there. We may know how the planet became baron, but not why and, at least for now, who the players were that contributed to the catastrophe. A catastrophe that turned this once-thriving planet, into the dead wasteland that it is today.


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An Odenton man has been charged with a string of home burglaries across the region, Anne Arundel police said on Friday.
Kyle Wayne Mundy, 32, of Maple Ridge Lane in Odenton, faces burglary and theft charges in Anne Arundel, Prince George's, Howard and Carroll counties, according to online court records. As of Friday, online court records indicated that Mundy was being held in Carroll County.
Police were not releasing Munday's booking photo Friday afternoon, citing on an ongoing investigation that spans multiple jurisdictions.
On July 27, Anne Arundel police responded to a home burglary in the 2500 block of Vale Court in Davidsonville. Multiple items, including jewelry were taken from the home, police said.
Detectives began investigating the incident and were informed by surrounding jurisdictions that Mundy may be a suspect.
Police ultimately determined that Mundy sold the items at numerous pawn and jewelry stores in Baltimore, Nottingham and Ellicott City.
Three weeks after the Davidsonville incident, on Aug. 19, police responded to a similar home burglary in the 1300 block of Antrim Drive in Millersville. It was determined that Mundy sold jewelry stolen in that incident to a pawn shop in Nottingham, police said.
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With Halloween just around the corner, we couldn't help but think back on this spooky chic Halloween party.
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Cribs XXIV: King Of The Corner (It's A Penthouse)
Fantastic southern and western penthouse view? Check. Washington Monument visible? Check. Rooftop swimming pool? Check. Renovated with upgraded appliances? Check. Two bedrooms and one bathroom? Check. Parking available? Check. Multiple balconies? Check.
We've seen many, many, many condos in downtown DC including this one and this unit at the Lafayette ranks in the top three we know of because of the view, the quality of the renovation, the building's amenities, and the prime Penn Quarter location. This is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit on the top floor of the Lafayette at Penn Quarter (631 D St NW). The asking price is $699K, the condo fee is $632/month, and the total area is 1075 square feet.
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SLFFA donates 31 operating theatre doors to the Lady Ridgeway hospital
The Sri Lanka Logistics & Freight Forwarders' Association (SLFFA) donated a total of 31 operating theatre doors to the Lady Ridgeway Hospital, Colombo. The special sterilized doors are the best in quality and helps prevent the harbouring of bacteria. In order to provide the best and finest quality materials, this project took approximately one year to complete as SLFFA believes in perfection. On completion of the project members of the SLFFA Executive Committee and LRH Officials unveiled a plaque recently at the LRH premises in commemoration of this endeavor.
The Lady Ridgeway Hospital, established in 1895, is considered today as the largest specialized children's hospital in the world with more than 1,100 beds. In addition, it serves approximately 3000 outdoor patients daily. The Surgical Unit comprises of Seven Operating Theatres and a Recovery Room. LRH conducts more than 60 lifesaving surgeries a day.
The Government of Sri Lanka under its policy of providing free medical facilities for all continues to provide and support LRH even today. As we believe that the children are the future of a country, by lending a helping hand to this project will support to build a healthy society to serve the generations to come.
Sri Lanka Logistics & Freight Forwarders' Association (SLFFA), established in 1981, is the apex body of Freight Forwarders' in Sri Lanka. The Association collected funds for this project through sponsorships collected at its biennial Dinner Dance in November 2012. The primary contributors and sponsors were; Main Sponsor - Qatar Airways, Co-sponsors – Bharti Airtel Ltd, Expo Group, Hayleys Group, SLFFA Cargo Services Ltd, Platinum sponsors – Srilankan Airlines, Emirates, Speedmark Transportation Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, Freight Links International (Pte) Ltd, Hirdaramani Group, South Asia Gateway Terminals (SAGT), Aitken Spence Group, Cathay Pacific, Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA), Leisure Group, Korean Air, DHL Global Forwarding Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, Mobitel, CWT Globelink Colombo (Pvt) Ltd and Singer Sri Lanka.
SLFFA also wish to place on record its gratitude to all SLFFA members, Silver and Gold Sponsors and all other contributors who assisted this project through their generous contributions and support.
(After the unveiling of the plaque, SLFFA Chairman, Mr. Dushmantha Karannagoda, Immediate Past Chairman, Mr. Mohan S. Mohanadas, SLFFA Executive Committee member Mr. Roshan Silva, along with LRH doctors and nursing staff.)


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MILAN -- Scrambling to save the country's largest auto maker without massive layoffs, the Italian government is considering a plan that would involve taking a major stake in Fiat SpA's money-losing auto unit, according to people close to the government. But it wasn't clear whether Fiat's creditors and shareholders, including General Motors Corp., would go along with such a rescue.
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Create a Purchase Order from a Change Event
To create a commitment that is a purchase order for a bill of materials (BOM) from change event line items.
A commitment typically represents a contractual agreement between an owner who is financing the construction project and the general contractor who is being paid to manage the construction project. Typically, a commitment will be created directly from the Commitments tool. See Create a Commitment. However, if a change event results in the need for a new commitment, you can crate the commitment directly from the change event line item by following the steps below.
Things to Consider
- Required User Permission:
- 'Admin' on the Change Events and Commitments tool.
If your company has enabled the ERP Integrations tool:
- In order to send the commitment to the ERP Integrations tool to be accepted for export by an accounting approver:
- Sage 300 CRE. The commitment must have at least one (1) SOV line item with a Sage 300 CRE cost code. In addition, the cost code must be assigned to at least one (1) category. You can update category assignments in Procore (see Assign Default Categories to Cost Codes).
- Spectrum. The commitment must have at least one (1) Schedule of Values (SOV) line item with a cost code from the Spectrum project. The cost code must be assigned to at least one (1) category. Category assignments must always be updated in Spectrum.
- QuickBooks commitment must have at least one (1) SOV line item with a QuickBooks cost code. The cost code does not need to be assigned to a category, because QuickBooks does not support the category concept.
- Viewpoint Vista. The commitment must have at least one (1) SOV line item with a Viewpoint Vista phase code. In addition, the cost code must be assigned to at least one (1) category. You can update cost type assignments in Procore (see Assign Default Cost Types To Viewpoint Vista Cost Codes). Important! When a commitment is exported to Viewpoint Vista, it must have a unique commitment number. Procore recommends that the numbering convention you set up for the Commitments tool is preceded by the Project Number and then uses the default numbering system. For example, if your Project Number is 001, your numbering system would be 001-001, 001-002, 001-003, and so on.
- In order to send the commitment to the ERP Integrations tool to be accepted for export by an accounting approver:
- Navigate to the project's Change Events tool.
- Select the change event line items you want to create a purchase order for.
- From the Bulk Actions drop-down menu, select Create a Purchase Order contract.
- Enter general information about the commitment.
- #: Enter or validate the unique identifier for the commitment. If you are creating the first commitment of a project, Procore will automatically number the commitment. (e.g. PO-01-001) Subsequent commitments will automatically be prefilled with the next sequential number based on the format of the first commitment. (e.g. PO-01-002)
- Bill To: Enter information about the company responsible for paying the invoice. The subcontracting company will use this information to send its invoice to the correct company and address.
Note: This field will auto-populate with the data entered in the most recently created purchase order.
- Ship To: Enter the address where the materials should be delivered. In some cases you may want to specify a different location than the actual job site.
Note: This field will auto-populate with the data entered in the most recently created purchase order.
- Contract Company: Select the vendor/company who will provide the purchased materials (e.g., American Construction Co.). This vendor/company must exist in the Project Directory. See Add a Company to the Project Directory (Note: For companies using the ERP Integrations tool with Sage 300 CRE, synced vendor/company data will have "(Sage)" appended to their names).
- Title: This field is automatically filled with the name of the correlated change event, but you have the ability to adjust to your liking.
- Status: Specify the status of the commitment. (Default: Draft) Purchase Orders with the status set to Draft, or Closed will not be reflected on the budget. Purchase Orders with the status Processing, Submitted, Partially Received, and Received will be listed in the Pending Cost column. Purchase Orders with the status Approved will be listed in the Committed Cost column on the Budget.
- Private: Specify who can view the Purchase Order. By default, the Purchase Order is private and only visible to users with 'Admin' level permissions on the Commitments tool. You can allow non-Admin level users to view the Purchase Order, if desired. Additionally, you can allow selected non-Admin users to have read-only access to the to individual line items under the SOV subtab.
- Payment Terms: Specify relevant payment conditions, if applicable.
- Assigned To: Select the person from the vendor/company who is responsible for the fulfillment of the purchase order.
- Deliver Date: Specify the date when the purchased goods are to be delivered to the location specified in the "Ship To" field.
- Ship Via: Specify how the materials will be shipped. (e.g. freight, FedEx, etc.)
- Default Retainage: Specify the percent of payment retainage that will be withheld. (e.g. 10)
- Executed: Specify whether or not the materials have been delivered. Alternatively, you can use this checkbox to denote that the purchase order was fully signed and executed.
- Description: This field is automatically filled with the name and description of the correlated change event, but you have the ability to adjust to your liking.
- Attachments: Attach any related materials such as pricing quotes, receipts, signed purchase orders, etc. You may attach files that have been uploaded to your project or drag and drop files from your local computer.
- Click Create. The Schedule of Values will be created from the change event line items.


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Latitude: 50.8545 / 50°51'16"N
Longitude: 0.5759 / 0°34'33"E
OS Eastings: 581400
OS Northings: 109273
OS Grid: TQ814092
Mapcode National: GBR PXB.8DX
Mapcode Global: FRA D63V.065
Entry Name: 40 and 41, White Rock
Listing Date: 14 September 1976
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1043381
English Heritage Legacy ID: 294154
Location: Hastings, East Sussex, TN34
County: East Sussex
District: Hastings
Town: Hastings
Electoral Ward/Division: Castle
Built-Up Area: Hastings
Traditional County: Sussex
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): East Sussex
Church of England Parish: Hastings Holy Trinity
Church of England Diocese: Chichester
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with decorated frieze. 3 storeys and attic. 3 bays wide. Ground floor large
modern shop with high fascia. 1st floor 2 canted bays with cornices and pointed
arch windows with pilasters and dripmoulds. 2nd floor pointed arch windows with
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As well as a competitive salary, our rewarding benefits package includes a substantial pension contribution, discretionary performance bonus, share incentive plan, life insurance, private medical and dental cover and an annual healthcheck. We strongly believe in a work-life balance, with a generous annual leave allowance (plus public holidays) and the option to take additional flexi-leave. We also offer a gym and fitness allowance.
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The NFL on Thursday released the list of players invited to this year's NFL scouting combine, and two Huskies were included -- linebackers Travis Feeney and Cory Littleton.
One ex-Husky, San Jose State defensive back Cleveland Wallace, also received an invitation, as did Washington State offensive lineman Joe Dahl.
As ESPN notes, 49 players from Pac-12 teams were invited to the combine.
The Huskies had four players invited last season, and all were selected within the first 44 picks of the 2015 NFL draft -- Danny Shelton, Marcus Peters, Shaq Thompson and Hau'oli Kikaha.


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Inspire Dance Studio presented their 6th annual concert. Showcasing Contemporary Dance, Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre and Acro Dance. A great way to see the outcome of attending classes at Inspire Dance Studio for a year!
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For decades, therapy has been likened to the process of peeling back the layers of an onion. For each layer uncovered, there is another just beneath. While I savor onions and use them extensively in cooking, I'm not sure I want my professional training represented by something as pungent as an onion.
Fortunately, it turns out that therapy may be more aptly likened to an artichoke than an onion. Artichokes being a beautiful and unique flowering vegetable, with leaves that occasionally have sharp points to protect the tender and delicate heart that rests at its center. With the right care and preparation, the tough outer layers can be softened enough to allow the delicate heart to be revealed.
People can often be very similar to the artichoke, developing protective points to fend off threats solely for the purpose of protecting their most vulnerable self. However, sometimes these protective points are not very intelligent, frequently mistaking friends or opportunities for threats. To correct this error of armor, sometimes we need to work with someone so that we can reprogram our thinking and limit the number of protective points we rely on day to day. By putting down our shields, we get to open up and reveal our hearts, which is really the only way to fully enjoy the 'meat' of life.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a highly researched treatment protocol that has proven effective for many therapeutic issues, including lowering protective defenses and correcting distorted ideas about the mis-perceived threats in our lives. It can be applied to uncover and resolve longstanding limiting core beliefs and unload old hurts or injuries that still haunt us. EMDR is a remarkable therapeutic gift and its discovery has and shall forever change the landscape of therapy.
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Beyond the WTO? An Anatomy of EU and US Preferential Trade Agreements. Henrik Horn Petros C. Mavroidis André Sapir ( Updated 2010). Motivation for the study. Growing number and scope of PTAs Effect on the multilateral trading system. Two views:
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Test 2: Does the agreement allow dispute settlement for a particular area?Defining legal enforceability
No evaluation of the "depth" of the undertakings
Some degree of arbitrariness in classifications is inevitable, but the main results should be robust
No claim that non-enforceable provisions are unimportantCaveats
Areas covered with enforceable obligations
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IPR, Investment, Capital Movement
Anti-Corruption, Environment, Labour
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Legal inflation = (AC – LE)/AC
*Only PTAs with non-European partners
Why legal inflation in EU PTAS? Hard to believe it is unintentional. But can only speculate about reasons.
Adjusting for legal inflation, both EU and US PTAs, contain a significant number of WTO+ obligations and some important WTO-X obligations
Compared to the WTO, these PTAs are
neither 'mainly more of the same' (mainly WTO+)
nor 'mainly ventures into new territory' (mainly WTO-X)
even though emphasis still seems to lie in the WTO+ areasConclusions – 2
Many of WTO-X LE obligations are regulatory:
investment, capital movement, intellectual property: EU & US
environment, labour standards: US
Competition policy: EU
The PTAs effectively serve as a means for the two hubs to export their own regulatory approaches to their PTA partners
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Get a head start on learning; attend a full-day preconference on Wednesday, March 22 before the full conference opens. Preconferences offer in-depth education and focus on a particular subject of interest to academic and research librarians. Add a preconference when you register for the conference, or if you've already registered, by calling 800-424-5249.
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COUNTER Bootcamp: A Preconference about COUNTER Reports, SUSHI, and Usage Analysis
Take a deep dive into the process and workflow of obtaining and analyzing COUNTER usage statistics! This workshop will cover harvesting statistics using the SUSHI protocol, converting the XML to spreadsheet and database formats, and creating a coherent analytical approach for comparing the relative value of your library's resources. Also included will be a discussion about what may be coming in COUNTER Code of Practice 5.
Learning Outcomes:
- Gain a thorough understanding of the COUNTER and SUSHI standards in order to apply these effectively in assessment projects.
- Critically examine a variety of collection assessment approaches using usage data in order to evaluate them for application in your own setting.
- Learn about and contribute toward the conversations taking place as the COUNTER 5 Code of Practice develops.
Primary tag: Assessment
Presenters: Anne Osterman, VIVA Director, Virtual Library of Virginia; Anna Creech, Head, Resource Acquisition and Delivery, University of Richmond; Oliver Pesch, Chief Product Strategist, EBSCO Information Services; Kari Schmidt, Technical Services Manager, Montgomery College
Information Literacy Instruction Transformed: Nurturing Student Success with Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) offers instructional design principles that assume learner variability, tools that maximize learning, and strategies to help students develop as expert learners. The UDL framework provides options for flexible methods, materials, and assessments that transform higher education pedagogy, including information literacy teaching and learning. Envision the possibilities as you explore UDL instructional practices to enhance the integration of the information literacy framework, facilitate reflective teaching, and nurture successful learners.
Learning Outcomes:
- Attendees will be able to list the three main principles of Universal Design for Learning in order to integrate them into future information literacy instruction planning on their own campuses.
- Attendees will consider learner variability as the norm in any classroom setting in order to plan information literacy instructional activities to engage all learners, reduce barriers and optimize levels of support and challenge in their own instruction scenarios.
- Attendees will be able to identify intersections between UDL and the ACRL Framework in order to improve their teaching practice.
Primary tag: Teaching and Learning
Presenters: Jenny Dale, First-Year Instruction Coordinator and Reference Librarian, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Claire Holmes, Assistant University Librarian for Research & Instruction, Towson University; Amy Harris Houk, Head of Research, Outreach, and Instruction, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Law School for Librarians: A Tangled Web of Copyrights, Contracts, Courts, and Conundrums
Librarians encounter legal and policy issues now more than ever with the torrent of digital and open access initiatives. Copyright law serves a central role in much decision making. Unfortunately, copyright alone no longer provides the "right" answer. Licensing, contract, and other laws increasingly govern many library needs, including fostering credible relationships with legal counsel. Understanding multiple legal influences is now essential to successfully justifying and deploying library projects in the broader institutional environment.
Learning outcomes:
- Understand basic copyright principles and more sophisticated applications, including how to distinguish and address ownership and use issues. Discover strategies of how to share learning opportunities with colleagues and others in order to better understand these principles and apply them in their work environments.
- Identify copyright issues in the library and related environments. Recognize how different interpretations of the law may raise different expectations of how copyright should apply to the range of diverse stakeholders in the academic community and beyond.
- Apply learned principles to practical issues confronting librarians and others in their related learning communities. Understand decision making processes of analyzing fair use as it applies to electronic reserves and other scholarship, how library exemptions permit a range of preservation, replacement, and copying activities, and how distance learning and web-based learning activities can fit within other exceptions.
Primary Tag: Scholarly Communication
Presenters: Dwayne Buttler, J.D., Professor and Evelyn J. Schneider Endowed Chair for Scholarly Communication, University of Louisville; Donna Ferullo, Director, University Copyright Office and Associate Prof. of Library Science, Purdue University
Make it, map it, take it: Create your own digital learning object in a day
Go beyond Camtasia, bring your laptop, and learn how to utilize open-source and free software to create a Digital Learning Object (DLO). Through interactive and hands-on activities participants will work through the lifecycle of creating and assessing their own DLO. Learn to map DLOs to student learning outcomes and the ACRL Framework, create a lesson plan for your DLO, evaluate tools and software based on needs, and how to assess the DLOs effectiveness.
Learning outcomes:
- Choose the appropriate software for making a digital learning object in line with your lesson plan.
- Connect your digitally enhanced lesson plans to the ACRL Framework.
- Create a learning object using the principles discussed in the preconference.
Primary tag: Teaching and Learning
Presenters: Danielle Kane, Research Librarian for Emerging Technologies and Service Innovation, University of California, Irvine Libraries; Mary-Michelle Moore, Instructional Technologies Librarian, California State University Dominguez Hills
Running Effective OER and Open Textbook Initiatives in Your Academic Library
The skyrocketing cost of college textbooks has driven a national movement toward Open Educational Resources (OER), openly licensed course materials that are free online to students. Academic libraries are uniquely positioned to advance this solution on campus, and many are already leading the way. Drawing on the expertise of national leaders working with libraries on OER, this workshop will help participants develop and hone skills, strategies and plans for effective OER initiatives.
Learning outcomes:
- Learn how academic libraries are successfully advancing OER in order to incorporate successful strategies into one's own OER strategy.
- Begin developing an action plan for your campus in order to advance OER in attendee's local contexts.
- Practice addressing stakeholders and challenging situations in order to prepare attendees to address and overcome common challenges in OER adoption.
Primary Tag: Professional/staff development
Presenters: Nicole Allen, Director of Open Education, Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC); Sarah Faye Cohen, Managing Director, Open Textbook Network, University of Minnesota
Assessing and Communicating Library Contributions to Student Learning and Success through Action Research
Higher education institutions of all types are facing intensified attention to assessment and accountability issues. Academic libraries are increasingly connecting with colleagues and campus stakeholders to design and implement assessment that documents their contributions to institutional priorities. In this day-long workshop on strategic and sustainable assessment, participants will identify institutional priorities and campus partners, design an assessment project grounded in action research, and prepare a plan for communicating the project results. This workshop is based on the highly successful ACRL Assessment in Action program curriculum.
Learning outcomes:
- Apply action research as a means to designing robust assessment plans, practices, and processes.
- Implement assessment practices that document the impact of libraries on student learning, academic programs and activities, and institutional initiatives.
- Collaborate with key campus partners to plan and conduct assessment that aligns library outcomes with institutional initiatives, priorities, and assessment activities
- Use the results of assessment and action research to foster support for library contributions to student learning and success.
Primary tag: Assessment
Presenters: Karen Brown, Professor at the School of Information Studies, Dominican University; Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, Coordinator for Information Literacy and Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Melanie Sellar, Lecturer at San José State University's School of Information and Senior Instructional Designer at Loyola Marymount University's School of Education; Brandy Whitlock, Professor and Instruction Librarian at Anne Arundel Community College


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Positive ID Corporation recently announced the launch of an immunodetection assay for the identification of the biological agent ricin.
Positive ID, a developer of medical technologies for diabetes management, clinical diagnostics and biological threat detection, developed the new ricin assay with funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technologies division, according to News.Yahoo.com.
Ricin, produced from the seeds of the castor oil plant, is considered a potent potential terrorist weapon because of its toxicity and the ease with which it can be made.
MicroFluidic Systems, a subsidiary of PositiveID, was responsible for the assay's original development. MFS also recently developed a triplex assay system for the simultaneous identification of ricin, staphylococcal enterotoxin B and botulinum.
"Our assay for the identification of ricin toxin, which has the potential to be used as an agent of biological warfare, relies on proven and well understood technologies," Lyle Probst, the vice president of programs at MFS, said, PositiveIDCorp.com reports. "In a recent evaluation of our immunodetection assay for ricin compared to the current gold standard method of identification, the MFS Assay for the identification of ricin is equivalent or better. As an additional advantage, with minimal effort, this assay can be reconfigured to fit other commercial platforms."
Positive ID Corp. launces ricin identifier
Positive ID Corporation recently announced the launch of an immunodetection assay for the identification of the biological agent ricin.


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Accelerator Malfunctions
With Toyota recalling several models over the past year due to sudden acceleration, the public has again paid attention to this occasional mechanical failure. What many do not realize is that the Toyota incident is not the only case of a full-scale recall, as Audi similarly recalled several models in the 1980s. On a smaller scale, sudden acceleration can be a terrifying mechanical problem.
Let a legal professional help you with your claim today. Contact the Waukesha car accident attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® by calling 800-242-2874 to discuss your options.
Stopping the Vehicle
The first priority of any person caught up in sudden acceleration is to bring the vehicle to a halt, contact emergency workers, and make sure that the vehicle receives immediate repairs. There are three easy options for stopping a suddenly accelerating vehicle:
- Apply the brake, which will stop or significantly dampen most motor vehicles' engines.
- Shift into neutral, which will cease the engine from powering the vehicle's wheels.
- Cut the ignition, which will sever all power, including power steering or brakes.
Out of these options, trying to brake is perhaps the safest. Beyond this, shifting into neutral and pulling into an emergency lane is also a fairly safe way to stay out of traffic. If the worst case scenario occurs, in which neither of these options work, turning the car off can stop further acceleration.
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The UFC is coming back to Vancouver in June, as Brock Lesnar takes on Junior dos Santos in UFC 131, the winner of which will compete against Cain Velasquez for the heavyweight title. The fight will take place at Rogers Arena on June 11th.
This is the second time the city of Vancouver has been chosen as the host for a UFC match. Last June, Rogers Arena held UFC 115, a fight between Liddell and Franklin. Tickets for the event sold out in thirty minutes. (more…)


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Diabetes is currently the fifth deadliest disease in the United States, claiming the lives of almost two-thirds of all diabetics. Because so many diabetics are not diagnosed until after a life threatening complication arises, the death rate from diabetes is staggering. In fact, diabetes has taken the lives of some of America's most beloved icons. In her glory days, Ella Fitzgerald was one of the most recognizable voices in America. The "First Lady of Song" had a recording career like none other, winning 13 Grammy Awards over an astounding 57 years. Sadly, the songstress was diagnosed very late in life with Type 2 diabetes and underwent quintuple coronary bypass surgery as a result. Ella's diabetes also caused her failing eyesight and the amputation of both her legs below the knees. Unfortunately, the complications that Ella suffered are not rare. Left untreated, or treated incorrectly, diabetes can lead to a combination of serious and life-threatening effects. A complete list of diabetic side-effects can be overwhelming. Sometimes, it helps to look at each individually to understand why diabetes causes the complications it does. Up to 73 percent of diabetics experience high blood pressure, which means that their hearts have to work extra hard to move blood through their bodies. As a result, blood can get blocked or stopped, resulting in a heart attack or stroke. Although diabetes does not cause high blood pressure, having the disease makes it more likely that you will also have this condition. Some complications of diabetes are not life threatening, but still serious. For example, because diabetes can affect blood flow to the genitals, men with the disease occasionally experience erectile dysfunction while diabetic women can battle low sex drives and vaginal dryness. A. Diabetes can affect the blood vessels in the eyes and is the current leading cause of blindness in people over twenty. B. Additionally, the excess blood sugar found in a diabetic's mouth doubles the odds that he will develop periodontal disease. Diabetics can also suffer from poor blood flow in their limbs, which may lead to nerve damage. In extreme cases, this can result in lower limb amputations, like Ella Fitzgerald's. A. Other minor complications of diabetes include wounds that take too long to heal, B. numbness or tingling in the appendages, C. and bladder infections. But, with early diagnosis and treatment, these consequences can be avoided.If you do think you may have diabetes, seek treatment from a health care professional immediately.More »
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Yellow Media/YPG in Canada has revamped and relaunched its RedFlagDeals site and associated mobile app. It has also integrated deals into its flagship mobile YP site as well.
New features on the RedFlagDeals site include new navigation, a mapping capability and the addition of local deals to the national deals database.
For its YP app the company is aggregating deals from various sources and claims that it has the largest database of deals in Canada. I was unable to locate any deals in the app (perhaps because I'm looking from the US). However the press materials say that users will be able to find deals:
- On a deals tab in business search results
- Nearby deals will also be shown on a map
YPG is supporting the launch of deals on its mobile app with a TV campaign and a contest with $1,000 and $5,000 prizes.


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Since its inception in 1991, Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC) has been working in waste management sector in the three VDCs: Chaurikharka, Namche and Khumjung located within the Sagarmatha National Park and Buffer Zone area. Our working area begins from the main trekking route of Lukla and end at various Himalayan base camps including Everest Base Camp. Despite the difficult geographical location covering huge area, I am proud to say that over the years SPCC has made great achievements in waste management by mobilizing the local communities, disseminating public education, and adopting integrated waste management approach based on 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle) principle.
Our achievements are in large due to the continuous cooperation and support from our committee members, management team, our partners and concerned stakeholders. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere gratitude to all for their continuous support, and look forward to work together in adopting sustainable waste management practices that will help to make Khumbu a clean and well-managed region.
Ang Dorjee Sherpa,
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Amos Frimpong and Obed Owusu have been ruled out of action for the next two and four weeks respectively. This follows their injuries in Sunday's 2016/17 Premier League opener against Liberty Professionals at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
The captain will thus miss the trip to Berekum Chelsea and the home tie with Bechem United on match day three. Obed Owusu on the other hand will be on the sidelines for up to a month.
This was confirmed by the Medical Team and the club's communications desk on Tuesday. The two players both started the Liberty Professionals match but were substituted in the 24th and 28th minutes respectively due to the injuries.
Amos Frimpong broke his finger whilst Obed Owusu aggravated a thigh injury he sustained in the last preseason friendly against Natcoster FC.
"Amos Frimpong will be out for two weeks" Head of Communications, Obed Acheampong said.
"He will be good to play after the two weeks. Obed will be out between three to four weeks", he continued. "He will rest for may be two weeks and start light training afterwards".


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ارزیابی زیست محیطی از جایگزین های ساخت و ساز خانه برای خانواده های تک خانواری در اردن
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Publisher : Elsevier - Science Direct (الزویر - ساینس دایرکت)
Journal : Building and Environment, Volume 92, October 2015, Pages 192–199
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The building and construction sector is vital in Jordan. Over the past decade it witnessed rapid growth. Single-family housing is a popular option in Jordan. The construction sector consumes large amounts of energy and resources. Green and energy efficient buildings are growing in popularity and there are policies adopted to encourage energy efficient buildings. These buildings are often justified based on energy saving during the operation phase. Nevertheless, up to date, there is no study that analyses the efficiency of these buildings in Jordan from a life cycle perspective. In this study, the six most popular construction configurations for a single family house in Jordan are assessed using "cradle to grave" life cycle methodology. The alternatives included: single hollow concrete block (Economic), double layer hollow concrete blocks (improved economic), double layer hollow concrete blocks with insulation layer (insulated economic), typical limestone cladding, insulated limestone wall and multi-layer with limestone cladding and insulation (luxury). The results show that using the typical Jordanian family thermal comfort level and heating and cooling patterns, the economic house is the option that performs best in terms of energy resources (5050 UBP), climate change (727.85 Mg CO2 eq), acidification (2.91 Mg SO2 eq) and particulate matter formation (1.14 Mg PM10 eq). Limestone cladded houses show better results in terms of human toxicity and water depletion impact. The results further suggest that energy resource and water depletion impacts may be used as proxy indicators for the overall performance of the building.


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There is something magnificent about human endeavours that require several lifetimes to achieve. The Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona was started in 1888 by architect Antoni Gaudí, but he will have been dead for 100 years before this catholic church, the crowning achievement of his career, is completed. How does an idea hang on for so long, and more importantly, who and how does the physical realization of that idea happen?
When society talks about clean energy, images of wind turbines and solar panels immediately spring to mind. Private billionaires like Elon Musk is seen as the public face of 'a better future.' And yet one of the earliest scientific ideas for green power is actually Nuclear Fusion, and for the past five years, a large scale prototype has been quietly being constructed in southern France.
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