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Subject: Re: External ID draft
Bob: Sad, but true, but the least common denominator rule has been applied to the ebXML specifications to date. What I am advocating is a robust ontological architecture based upon general systems modeling technology that would enable extensible service offerings capable of growing organically. Without such advanced technology adoption, ebXML will only achieve a fraction of the potential and usefulness to the global community. Sandy > From: "Miller, Robert (GXS)" <email@example.com> > Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 13:04:32 -0500 > To: email@example.com > Subject: RE: External ID draft > > Sandy, > > I'm not sure I understand how your comments relate to my own. > > Nor do I understand your comments regarding the separation of registry and > repository functions. Perhaps that's because I haven't been following R&R > as closely as I had been. In the early days of R&R, I argued very clearly > for the separation of Registry and Repository. In fact, I suggested that a > Repository was approximately the network equivalent to a logical file system > on a typical computer. In computing systems, there is typically a single > logical file system, dispersed across a set of (pseudo-) devices (E.g., UNIX > Network File System (NFS)) The logical file system doesn't know much about > what is stored within it It provides create/read/write/delete services via > a logical identifier, and may restrict these services by accessor. In the > internet equivalent, I suggested that a restricted 'read-only' accessor > might simply be provided a URI to the stored information. > > I agree that the syntax and semantics of data stored in a Repository must be > made available. This is 'metadata' related to the data stored in the > Repository, and so would properly reside in the Registry. For Core > Components, that means the Registry would need to store such things as > Ownership, Version, Pointer to XML Schema (or to whatever is used to define > the syntax and semantics of the stored data, and other sundry information > like dates, status, access constraints, etc. Whether a set of Core > Components is stroed as one Repository entry or as several Repository > entriies should not be of particular interest to the Registry. A > Registration Submitter may find it desirable to request some sort of index > to the data stored in the Repository (an Ontology). To do so, it needs to > know what information is to be extracted/derived from the data as it is > stored, and how to extract/derive it. That could be provided in a generic > fashion by providing both pointers to both an Ontology Schema and a Data > Schema, plus any supplemental derivation rules, or it could be provided in > specific fashion by providing a fixed set of ontologies and derivations. My > understanding is that R&R has chosen the latter approach, but has provided > some minimal form of extension capability to address content such as Core > Components, which to date have not provided a well defined representation > structure for the metadata to be stored in the Repository. > > And again, though I am behind on my reading of R&R specifications, it was my > understanding that the Query discussions were targeted at least at the > pre-selected ontologies, and possibly extended to (more expensive) queries > on the stored data itself. > > Cheers, > Bob > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sandy Klausner [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 10:59 AM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; email@example.com; > email@example.com > Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; > firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Re: External ID draft > > > Bob, this is too simplistic of a view of the emerging space requirements. > > Users will need to navigate through distributed domain registries to locate > specific party and service entries. A domain registry will have to be > automatically updated from participating party and community repositories. A > community is created by parties that maintain services based upon a > consensus-driven standard for interchange. The ebXML specifications that I > have reviewed to date are void as to specifying the dimensions of such > community repository space that is a prerequisite for a truly scalable > global system. A service is specified as a resource set of well-developed > meta-data representations. These representations must provide a way of > perceiving cognitively, and responding to, complex business relationships > and may become very complex. Not separating the registry from the repository > functions is a grave mistake. A domain registry would provide a summary from > a set of community repositories for initial discovery purpose. A party must > be able to reference a set of community repository resources and offer these > as a set of services. Service discovery should be based either on general > community availability or cross referenced as specific party offerings. > Alternately, service discovery should be conducted on underlying resource > ontology. Ontology enables a community to define basic terminology and model > shared relationships within a particular domain of discourse and need to be > machine interpreted. Ontology search would provide the means to discover > services based upon navigation of community resource repositories. This rich > functionality is too much burden to place on a registry notion alone. > > Sandy > >> From: firstname.lastname@example.com >> Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 11:23:10 -0500 >> To: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com >> Cc: email@example.com, email@example.com, >> email@example.com >> Subject: RE: External ID draft >> >> Thank you for this insight, Bob. It is nice to have more light than heat >> directed upon this subject. >> >> Sally >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Miller, Robert (GXS) [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 10:56 AM >> To: Farrukh Najmi; David RR Webber >> Cc: Farrukh Najmi; Yutaka Yoshida; firstname.lastname@example.com >> Subject: RE: External ID draft >> >> >> Good People, >> >> As some folks have keenly observed, the Repository is where the 'data' is >> stored. The Registry is where the metadata about the data is stored. But >> in this thread, no one has observed that the 'data' may be metadata (in >> which case the metadata is meta-metadata.) >> >> Now if a Core Component is stored in the Registry as metadata, what's left >> to store in the Repository? 'Nothing' comes to my mind. And if 'nothing' >> is stored in the Repository, and the Registry is storing the metadata > about >> the data in the Repository, we have "Much Ado About Nothing". 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Eruption dynamics (e.g., magma ascent rate, lava eruption rate) in terrestrial volcanic systems are critical to assessing the state of the underlying magmatic system and exert a fundamental control on volcanic deposition. However, as no mid-ocean ridge (MOR) eruptions have been directly observed, our knowledge of seafloor eruption dynamics is extremely limited. My recent research has led to the development of a new, degassing-based geospeedometer for quantitatively assessing eruption dynamics in mid-ocean ridge eruptions. The method involves tracking the loss of CO2 from the melt as well as the increase in vesicularity produced by the exsolving gas during transport across the seafloor. This approach is possible in deep-sea eruptions because magmas commonly erupt with elevated concentrations of dissolved CO2 (i.e., supersaturated relative to seafloor pressures) and subsequently degas as the lava is maintained at constant pressure and temperature during transport across the seafloor. This process is similar to the continued bubbling of soda water once the seal on a new bottle is released. With knowledge of the rate of bubble growth it is possible to evaluate how long the cap has been removed by measuring the CO2 remaining in the soda. The development and initial application of this method was carried out on the 2005-06 eruption of the East Pacific Rise where detailed mapping allowed collection of a sample suite along an individual flow pathway, tracking the transport of lava from the eruptive vent to the distal end of the flow. Results from this study provide the first quantitative estimates of eruption rates and flow rates of a mid-ocean ridge lava flow. The 2011 eruption of Axial Volcano, an on-axis seamount on the Juan de Fuca Ridge, has provided a new opportunity to further develop this approach. Pre- and post-eruption AUV bathymetry surveys provide a remarkably detailed map of lava distribution. In addition, pressure/temperature sensors in the caldera and a hydrophone array operating throughout the eruption provide independent estimates of eruption dynamics, against which degassing-based geospeedometry estimates can be evaluated. The key objective of this proposed work is to validate and refine a degassing-based geospeedometer for MOR eruptions with a specific application to the 2011 eruption of Axial Volcano on the Juan de Fuca Ridge. To do so, I will: 1) evaluate the volatile concentration and extent of CO2 supersaturations of samples collected along the eruptive fissure and flow paths of the 2011 Axial eruption; 2) determine the variability in vesicularity and its correlation with dissolved volatile concentrations; and 3) evaluate other extant parameters that may impact degassing (e.g., thermal evolution of the lava flow and crystal content). With this information I will apply established models of bubble growth and gas loss to evaluate eruption dynamics for comparison to independent estimates of dynamics. Based on these data I will participate in a cruise scheduled for Fall 2012 to collect additional samples from the 2011 Axial eruption in order to fully resolve the degassing paths within the eruption along multiple flow lobes. The proposed degassing-based geospeedometry method can be applied to a wide range of basaltic MOR lava flows over a range of spreading rates so that a much-improved global characterization of eruption dynamics can be achieved. Developing an ability to reliably evaluate eruption dynamics would open a new phase of MOR research, allowing a refined approach to evaluating the physical processes of melt collection in the shallow crust, the connectivity between magma bodies along ridges, and the physical processes of melt extraction and volcanic deposition on the seafloor. The results of this proposed work will serve as the basis for an NSF proposal of larger scope aimed at developing a catalog of eruption rates across the global mid-ocean ridge system in order to quantitatively evaluate how spreading rate and magma supply influence volcanic processes.


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With the 2012 elections now history, members of the Lake Ontario Ordinance Works Community Action Council met this week to begin the strategy process toward approaching area members of Congress. Their goal is to enlighten the area's Congressional representatives, including one newly elected member, on the concerns affecting the Niagara Falls Storage Site at LOOW in Lewiston - namely the Interim Waste Containment Structure and its future.
"Once the (U.S. Army Corps) feasibility study is done, we need to engage, build a greater consensus with our federal representatives, the multiple agencies," said Joseph A. Gardella Jr., John and Frances Larkin professor of chemistry at the University at Buffalo, and co-chair of the LOOW CAC.
Gardella told CAC executive committee members they need to be proactive when approaching the area's federal elected officials on this issue. They include newly-elected member of Congress Chris Collins of the 27th District, where the LOOW site is located; Rep. Brian Higgins of the 26th District in Buffalo-Niagara Falls; Rep. Tom Reed of the 23rd District that encompasses the state's southern tier; and Rep. Louise Slaughter of the 25th District, who formerly represented northern Niagara County. "We need to impress on them that this site (NFSS) is a federal responsibility; it's a legacy responsibility," said Gardella. "We need to work collectively to get action."
What Gardella was referring to is efforts aimed at enlightening the local Congressional members to gain greater insight on the IWCS, a highly radioactive, temporary containment cell at the NFSS that is currently to the point of a feasibility study by the Corps to determine its future. Months along in progress, the Corps' study, expected to be complete in 2014 or 2015, will ultimately determine a plan for the IWCS' future, one that could range from having the site remain status quo to having it undergo a massive cleanup remediation, which could conceivably cost more than $1.4 billion.
Problem is, Corps' funding for IWCS's future is limited to the feasibility study only, and significant government funding, namely an act of Congress, would need to be pursued for any future cleanup to occur. And given the nation's tough economic situation, that appears to be a challenge.
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Gardella advised the members that a number of resources are available, as he showed attendees how a briefing book prepared for elected officials that is district-specific on local environmental issues could be one such tool. Another would be utilizing the input of Rep. Slaughter, high ranking Rules Committee member in Congress, who formerly represented Niagara County, in the engaging process.
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It was announced that night that the LOOW CAC would meet again on Tuesday, Dec. 4, in the Lewiston-Porter Community Resource Center Board Room to discuss its plans further. The session is open to the public and area residents are invited to attend.


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Rhode Island. Adjutant General's Office | State Archives Catalog
The Adjutant General of the state of Rhode Island is appointed by the Governor and serves at the will of the Governor. The Adjutant General assumes three distinct roles: The Adjutant General of the state of Rhode Island, The Commanding General of the Rhode Island National Guard, and the Director of the Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency.
The Adjutant General is a member of the State Cabinet who is responsible for providing the overall leadership and tactical coordination for security preparedness and emergency response systems in the state. He is the strategic leader and Chief Executive Officer to the Governor for the agencies assigned and as the representative for the State to the lead Federal coordinating agencies, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Department of Homeland Security, the National Guard Bureau, the Department of the Army, the Department of the Air Force, and the United States Coast Guard.
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These great items were all obtained for less than 10$ total!!!! One can never have enough cocktail glasses, as they break so easily. The ones pictured are from France, and are real beauties.
The framed item and its closeup of its text are from The Jacob Hornung Brewing Company of Philadelphia, PA. This company closed its doors in 1953.
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This group of questions and answers addresses topics related to the JD admission process. For questions and answers about the Law School and its programs, see the FAQ section in the About Tulane Law School section of this web site.
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About Tulane Law School section of this web site.
Q-1. How many applications do you receive and how many students enroll?
A-1.For Fall 2017, we received 1772 applications and welcomed 208 students on the first day of classes.
Q-2. Do you have "rolling admissions"?
A-2.Yes, in the following sense: we begin to review complete applications in mid-November and begin announcing decisions in mid-December. We announce decisions as they are made, although decisions are not necessarily made in the order in which applicants apply.
Q-3. What is your application deadline?
A-3.We don't have a strict deadline, but strongly encourage applications before April 1, and even earlier if possible. We begin to announce admission decisions as early as December 15th, and we continue making decisions throughout the spring and even the summer if the class isn't filled yet. So "late" applications can still be considered, but it's not an optimal situation. Students who are interested in scholarships and other financial aid are especially encouraged to apply early.
Q-4. How do I submit an application?
A-4. We require that applicants use the electronic application service offered by the Law School Admission Council.
Q-5. Do you offer deferred admission?
We offer deferred admission on an individual basis.
Q-6. What is the amount of your application fee?
A-6.$60. The fee is waived for JD applicants who apply via the LSAC by December 31. If LSAC has waived its fees, your application fee for Tulane will be waived automatically when you apply electronically.
Q-7. What advice can you give me about my application? What should I send along with my application?
A-7.FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. Don't forget to include (or attach electronically) all of the things you are supposed to include, and don't forget to sign the application (or certify electronically). Answer all questions.
Recommendations aren't required, but they help--if they are written by professors or employers who know your work well. We strongly encourage use of the Law School Admission Council letter of recommendation service.
Explain any irregularities, don't leave anything about your record unanswered, but don't include term papers, senior theses, videotapes and the like. Feel free to include attachments that fully explain your record and your experiences.
Q-8. Do you take into account grade trends, major field, the undergraduate school, other circumstances surrounding a particular GPA?
A-8.Yes, these factors are all important. Indeed, there is virtually nothing that is not taken into account. But be aware that these more subjective factors tend to carry more weight if the candidate is in the range from which we normally accept applicants. That range has more applicants in it than we can accept, so it's for these applicants that these other factors will really matter.Please review our FACTS guide (above) for additional information.
Q-9. My grades will improve this semester. What should I do about making sure you see those grades?
A-9.Send us your fall grades as soon as they become available by arranging for a new transcript to be sent to CAS. Candidates who send fall grades in the month of January can be assured that they will be considered.
Q-10. What are you looking for in students?
A-10.Our objectives are to enroll a high-quality class and a diverse class along a variety of criteria.We are looking for solid students with good GPAs and LSAT scores, students who have demonstrated a commitment to excellence and to hard work. It is emphatically not necessary that you know exactly why you want to go to law school or exactly what you want to do after law school. We look at grade trends over your undergraduate career, so if you started out poorly and improved steadily, we are impressed. We look carefully at the personal statement required by the application to see what is important to you. We are far more impressed by activities undertaken because you were interested in them than in long lists of clubs joined solely for the purpose of enhancing a law school application. Your personal statement should be more than a chronology -- it should tell us something about you.If your GPA and LSAT are at the highest levels, you are likely to be accepted. Similarly, if your scores and GPA are at the low end of the range from which we normally accept, you must convey to us something truly exceptional about yourself, something compelling enough to make us overlook the "objective" credentials.If your credentials place you in the middle group, your personal statement becomes more important--you must convey to us that Tulane Law School will be less good a place without you. Your extra-curricular activities and work experience will become more important, and letters of recommendation can play an important role. We want to hear about your characteristics that may set you apart from other applicants—your background, barriers you may have overcome, your interests, your plans for the future.
Q-11. Do you take into account extra-curricular activities?
A-11.Yes. Remember, though, that we are impressed when we see that a student has become particularly interested in an area and has devoted significant time and energy to that area, whether it be a hobby like photography or horseback riding or an activity such as some type of volunteer work in the community.A student who has been employed (and therefore hasn't had the opportunity to engage in typical extra-curricular activities) will not be penalized. These students should consider their work experience a "plus."
Q-12. How are the LSAT score and GPA weighed?
A-12.We look at the LSAT score and undergraduate GPA in combination. A strong GPA can compensate for a low LSAT score, and vice-versa. The students in whom we are most interested, of course, present high GPAs and high LSATs.In addition, however, we look closely at other aspects of a candidate's record: letters of recommendation, if any; grade trends; difficulty of courses taken; uniqueness of the applicant; leadership characteristics; evidence of integrity.
Q-13. How are the "subjective" factors weighed?
A-13.For some applicants, the personal statement required by our application (see the last question on the form) can carry the day. The personal statement is the student's opportunity to provide us information that will cause us to choose him or her over other similar candidates.For others, something in a letter of recommendation may do it, or evidence of commitment to a particular endeavor. The point is that it's an individual process, and for different applicants, different factors may tip the scale.Again, remember that the candidate needs to be "in the range" in order for the subjective factors to be given substantial weight.
Q-1. What about multiple LSAT scores? What about the LSAT writing sample?
A-1.If you took the LSAT more than once, we will see all of your scores. We encourage you to provide us with information that will help us determine which score is more indicative of your abilities. We will give greater weight to the higher score particularly when there is a significant difference between multiple scores. The LSAT and GPA, in combination, play an important--but not conclusive--part in our admission decisions.We do not "grade" the LSAT writing sample, but simply use it as an additional piece of information that may sway our decision in either direction in close cases.
Q-2. What are your average (or median) scores? (Also phrased as "What are your requirements?" or "What do I need to get in?")
A-2.Most directors of admission hate this question, because we don't want our medians to be viewed as application guidelines. At Tulane, we look at the combination of the LSAT and GPA, and other factors are taken into account as well. Our decisions are based on the student's entire application. A weak LSAT should be compensated for by a strong academic record, enthusiastic letters of recommendation, or some other indication of success.
Having said all of that, the median LSAT score for the students who enrolled in the fall of 2017 was 158, and the median undergraduate GPA for that group was 3.48.
Q-1. What should I major in as an undergraduate if I want to go to law school?
A-1.The only answer we have for this question is: "whatever you want to major in, whatever you want to learn about." If you think you must major in Political Science or History in order to (1) be admitted to law school, or (2) do well in law school, we want to disabuse you of this notion. Major in something you enjoy, something you want to delve into deeply. You will do better work as an undergraduate, you will enjoy yourself, and you may even decide to pursue an alternative to law school. Make every effort to enroll in a broad range of courses - a logic course, an economics course, a philosophy course, a history course, an art history course, etc. Perhaps most important, take courses in which you are required to reason, to analyze, and to write.In short, no major is preferred or most advantageous, but it is critical that students gain experience in conveying their thoughts clearly, both orally and in writing.
Q-2. I'm planning to work for a year or two prior to law school. What type of job should I look for?
A-2.Look for the kind of job that will interest you. If you want to be a paralegal, by all means do so. But don't take any job solely because you believe it will help you get into law school. The experience gained in almost any job will help you once you are in law school--because it gives you some concrete experience to which you can apply some of the theoretical and abstract "stuff" of law school.
Q-3. Do I need to complete my undergraduate degree?
A-3.Tulane Law School is one of a handful of law schools that will allow exceptional students to begin law school without a baccalaureate degree. (We require 3/4 of the work toward a B.A. or B.S., and almost all of the credits must be in courses of substantial intellectual content.) To be admitted without a degree, students must have very strong academic records.
Q-4. Do you offer a 3/3 or BA/JD program?
A-4.Yes, we offer a 3/3 program for Tulane undergraduates in cooperation with the various undergraduate divisions of Tulane University. Eligible students with permission from the appropriate undergraduate dean may apply to Tulane Law School during the junior year. If admitted, students enroll in the first year of law school. At the end of that year, the baccalaureate degree is conferred. After two more years of successful study in law school, the law degree is conferred.
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A few weeks ago, Karl vom Dorff announced he had created a Haiku VMware build environment. This VMware image was set up in such a way that it contained all development tools and optional packages, together with Haiku's source files and a 10GB hard disk image in a 125MB file. The 'distribution' did not comply with the distribution guidelines, so changes needed to be made that Karl happily applied. A few details that required digging into the code (the About panel and the boot screen logo) remained.
These changes were harder to make than the others, and hence discussion arose about whether or not this should be made easier for potential distribution makers. While some supported this train of thought, others did not: the distribution guidelines are actually supposed to discourage people from making Haiku distributions (especially in these early stages of development). As Jorge G. Mare put it: "I personally [think] we should not spend any time writing 'Create your Haiku distro' how to, or changing the build system to support creating distros. Otherwise, you would be simply facilitating the 'Linuxification' of Haiku in the form of distro hell."
Somewhere along the way, I must admit I kind of lost track of the whole debate, despite Mail.app's fairly decent threaded display. I believe that at one point there where three differently named threads about basically the same thing running through one another, which happened to be a little too much to take for me. I figured the discussion would be more or less similar to the other discussions the mailing list has seen regarding the distribution guidelines. These discussions are kind of like Seat cars; once you have seen one of them, you have seen them all.
After the whole flurry of emails about this subject bombarding my Haiku mailbox, it got silent for a few days. As it turns out, the guys behind the original VMware image distribution that started it all renamed their distribution to Senryu, while complying to the rest of the guidelines as well - including a wonderfully sarcastic boot screen. Senryu comes in two flavours:
The personal edition also contains Haiku's build environment (minus the sources), but has more applications on it that may be of more interest to the end-user. It is meant to demonstrate Haiku's capabilities.
Both images have support for video, audio, network and burning out of the box. We will try to update the User Edition weekly, while the developer edition will be updated less frequently; as needed.
My personal opinion on the guidelines are fairly clear: I support them, and even though Jorge may come across as a tad bit harsh every now and then when it comes to the guidelines, I support him. At this point in time, having many distributions of a pre-alpha quality operating system with all the trademarks and logos intact could seriously damage the Haiku brand. It is good these guidelines have been put in place to prevent that very thing from happening.
Which does not mean I disapprove of Karl's work. As long as the guidelines are followed, I am all for these easy-to-use and 'just works' images. At least, until the alpha is ready.


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Acclaimed as "indefatigable and eclectic" (The New York Times), "vital and brilliant" (The New Yorker), and "one of the most exciting quartets around" (Strad Magazine), ETHEL invigorates the contemporary music scene with exuberance, intensity, imaginative programming, and exceptional artistry.
At the heart of ETHEL is a collaborative ethos – a quest for a common creative expression that is forged in the celebration of community. As cultural and musical "pollinators," the quartet brings its collaborative discoveries to audiences through multi-dimensional musical repertoire and community engagement.
Always striving to demonstrate the unifying power ofmusic, ETHEL has initiated innovative collaborations with an extraordinary community of international artists including David Byrne, Bang on a Can, Todd Rundgren, Carlo Mombelli, Ursula Oppens, Juana Molina, Tom Verlaine, STEW, Ensemble Modern, Jill Sobule, Dean Osborne, Howard Levy, Simone Sou, Andrew Bird, Iva Bittová, Colin Currie, Thomas Dolby, Jeff Peterson, Oleg Fateev, Stephen Gosling, Jake Shimabukuro, Polygraph Lounge and Vijay Iyer.
For nine consecutive years, ETHEL has served as the Ensemble-in-Residence at the Grand Canyon Music Festival's Native American Composers Apprenticeship Project. The group's ongoing dedication to working with indigenous people and music culminated in the 2010 release of Oshtali: Music for String Quartet (Thunderbird Records), the first commercial recording of American Indian student works.
ETHEL's debut eponymous CD was a Billboard Magazine "Best Recording of 2003." Its second CD, Light, ranked #3 on Amazon.com's "Best of 2006" and #5 on WYNC's "Best of 2006 Listener Poll." The group's most recent CD, Heavy, was released in 2012 to great critical acclaim. ETHEL has appeared as a guest artist on a plethora of albums: Cold Blue Two (Cold Blue Music, 2012), Glow by Kaki King (Velour Recordings, 2012); Blue Moth by Anna Clyne (Tzadik, 2012); A Map of the Floating City by Thomas Dolby (Redeye Label, 2012); The Duke by Joe Jackson (Razor & Tie, 2012); John the Revelator: A Mass for Six Voices by Phil Kline (Cantaloupe Music, 2008) with vocal group Lionheart; and the Grammy Award-winning Dedicated to You: Kurt Elling Sings the Music of Coltrane and Hartman (Concord Records, 2009).
Over the past four years, ETHEL has premiered 55+ new works by 20th- and 21st-century composers including: Phil Kline's "SPACE" at the gala reopening of Alice Tully Hall; "RADIO" by Osvaldo Golijov at the debut of WNYC Radio's Jerome L. Greene Space; ETHEL's TruckStop®: The Beginning at BAM's Next Wave Festival; ETHEL Fair: The Songwriters at opening night of Lincoln Center's Out of Doors; "WAIT FOR GREEN" with choreographer Annie-B Parson commissioned by arts>World Financial Center; "HonBiBaekSan" by Dohee Lee at Meet the Composer's 3-City Dash Festival; ETHEL's HomeBaked series featuring commissioned works by emerging NYC composers Andy Akiho, Anna Clyne, Judd Greenstein and Matt Marks, as well as premieres by Rick Baitz and Randall Woolf at the Tribeca New Music Festival; performances of original scores in combination with new choreography by Aleksandra Vrebalov/Dusan Tynek Dance Company and Son Lux/Gina Gibney Dance; and works by contemporary music luminaries such as Philip Glass, Julia Wolfe, John Zorn, Evan Ziporyn, Steve Reich, John King, Raz Mesinai, John Luther Adams, JacobTV, Hafez Modirzadeh, David Lang, Kenji Bunch, Don Byron and Marcelo Zarvos.
Founded in 1998 and based in New York City, ETHEL is comprised of Ralph Farris (viola), Dorothy Lawson (cello), Kip Jones (violin) and Tema Watstein (violin).
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Some of the industry's leading technology companies have signed up to participate in the first ARM® Developers' Conference in October 2004 in Santa Clara, Calif. To date, participants include:
Artisan, Atmel, Axys Design, Cadence Design Systems, Enea, Express Logic, Freescale Semiconductors (Motorola), Green Hills Software, Hantro, Mentor Graphics, Microsoft, National Semiconductor, Oki, Palmsource, Philips Semiconductors, Quodros, Synopsys Inc., Texas Instruments, Tech-On- Line, Toshiba, Verisity, Virage, Virtio Corporation, Wind River
The conference is the only event that focuses specifically on developers designing applications around the ARM architecture.
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ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, peripherals, software and tools, combined with the company's broad Partner community, provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com
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COLUMBIA CITY — Carol R. Gambrell, 75, a resident of Columbia Township, died peacefully at 3:15 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012, at her home following a long battle with cancer.She was born on Oct. 18, 1936, in Fort Wayne, a daughter of Sherman and Martha Mercerschmidt Noll.Her formative years were spent in Fort Wayne, where her family owned a grocery store.She graduated from North Side High School and received her nursing degree from the Parkview School of Nursing in 1958.She was first employed by Dr. Schrader in Warsaw, then at the Whitley County Memorial Hospital and for many years worked in the office of Dr. Randall Carpenter in Columbia City, retiring in January, 2002. She had also worked for the Whitley County E.M.S. for four years.On Sept. 15, 1972, she was united in marriage to James A. Gambrell and they resided on the same farm since 1973.She was a member of the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Hannah Group, Parkview Nurses Alumni Association and she had a great passion for playing bridge,The surviving relatives include her husband, Jim; sons Timothy (Cheryl) Anglin, Trenton (Pam) Anglin and Timothy (Susie) Gambrell, all of Columbia City; a daughter, Jennifer (Jamie) Hankins, Paris, Ky.; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her parents and a daughter, Kelly Clark.The funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church with the Rev. Joyce Gerwing, officiating.The visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Smith and Sons Funeral Home, Columbia City and one hour before the service at the church.For those who wish, memorials may be made to the Grace Lutheran Church or the Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home.Condolences may be sent to smithandsonsfuneralhome.com.


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WHAT: Rally for Religious Freedom
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WHEN: 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday, MAY 8, 2014
NEW YORK, NY — Priests for Life has organized a rally for religious freedom from 9 to 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 8 at the Federal Courthouse at 333 Constitution Ave, Washington, D.C.
On that day, oral arguments will be heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Priests for Life vs. Department of Health and Human Services, the case of Priests for Life against the HHS mandate. Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, and Dr. Alveda King, Director of African-American Outreach, and niece of Martin Luther King, Jr., are two of the named plaintiffs in the suit. They will speak at the rally and attend the oral arguments. Janet Morana, Executive Director of Priests for Life and co-founder of the international Silent No More Awareness Campaign is also a plaintiff.
Joined with the Priests for Life case is also the suit brought against the HHS mandate by the Archdiocese of Washington. The Catholic University of America and Thomas Aquinas College are among the plaintiffs in that case as well.
The rally and a related social media campaign, #IStandWithPFL, is meant to call attention to the fact that the concerns of the religious not-for-profits have not been addressed by the Obama administration's so-called "accommodation" to faith-based employers.
The oral arguments on May 8 are the first such arguments on the appellate level, on the merits of the case, for the religious non-profit groups challenging the mandate. The recent oral arguments at the Supreme Court for Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood address the rights of businesses in regard to the mandate. A victory in that case would not necessarily resolve the issues being argued on May 8 on behalf of the religious non-profit groups.
Along with Fr. Pavone and Dr. King, other national pro-life and religious liberty leaders also will speak at the rally, as will Robert Muise, Senior Counsel of the American Freedom Law Center, which represents Priests for Life in the lawsuit.
For information or to set up interviews, contact Leslie Palma at firstname.lastname@example.com or 347-286-7277. The web page www.IStandWithPFL.com has the most current information about the lawsuit.
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Two weeks in the West
A few days before Thanksgiving, about five dozen employees of Vail Resorts were hard at work. The Colorado ski resort had staffed up for a mid-November opening, but these workers weren't running ski lifts or grooming the slopes. Instead, they were picking up trash; the snow had not arrived, the opening was delayed and they needed to keep busy during the sunny, 50-degree days.
As winter solstice approaches, scenes like this are playing out all over the West. The predominant color is not white but brown, accented here and there by deep orange flames leaping across the landscape. People were as likely to golf at mountain resorts over Thanksgiving as they were to ski or snowboard, and ranchers, water managers and ski area operators are watching anxiously as their livelihoods evaporate into the severe drought that covers most of the region.
New Mexico dodged wildfires all summer - less than 80,000 acres burned in the state this year, compared to, say, Idaho, where 2 million acres went up in flames. But in late November, the party ended: The Ojo Peak fire scorched 7,500 acres in what should, at this time of the year, be the snow-covered Manzano Mountains. On the West Coast, news media reprised the stories of a few weeks before as fires fueled by Santa Ana winds charred yet more homes - 50-plus Malibu mansions this time. The fact that fire season and the holiday season are now synonymous no longer seems surprising, so news outlets played up the fact that Flea, the bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, lost his home.
Scientists announced that fires in California released 7.9 million metric tons of carbon dioxide during one week in October, and that fires in California release 7,579 pounds of mercury each year, about three times what one cement plant in Tehachapi, Calif., emits.
Los Angeles is experiencing its driest year on record. The Sierra Nevada snowpack is at 3 percent of average, and the snow cover in the Colorado River Basin above Lake Powell is 70 percent below average. Powell's surface level is 101 feet below full and Lake Mead is half empty. To cope with the drought, L.A.'s water utility has hired six guys to drive around in hybrid vehicles, asking people to turn off their sprinklers during the middle of the day.
Bears, forced by drought and a late freeze to look for food in towns, have sacrificed, too. Colorado wildlife officers killed 59 bruins - a record - over run-ins of one sort or another with people. In mid-November, wildlife agency officials speculated that even more bears might die: Thanks to the balmy days, the animals are still rummaging through trashcans rather than hibernating. Arizona ranchers, squeezed between sparse water supplies and rising corn prices (thanks to the ethanol boom) are thinning their herds, so they don't have as many cattle to feed and water next summer.
Aspen Skiing Co. opened a soup kitchen to feed its idle, paycheck-less employees, but emphasized it wasn't meant to provide meals to real estate agents moonlighting as ski instructors. Plans to build a rock 'n' roll-themed amusement park in Eloy, Ariz., near Phoenix, dried up because of worries that it's too hot there for such a park. Archaeologists in Montana found historic artifacts, including 18 unfired cartridges and an ax, in an area denuded by a wildfire this summer. "In 1870, you don't lose 18 unfired cartridges," an archaeologist told the Associated Press. "We speculate that maybe a grizzly bear ran the guy off, killed him and ate him."
A storm finally hit much of the West in the days before Thanksgiving. Snowflakes doused the fire in New Mexico, and some ski areas were able to meet their delayed opening dates. But don't get used to it. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Drought Outlook predicts that the Northern Rockies may get some relief this winter, but drought will persist in the rest of the West.
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2.8 billion Tons of carbon emitted by U.S. power plants each year.
100 million Tons of carbon dioxide released by trees killed by hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
$504 million Amount budgeted by the feds to replant trees lost in hurricanes Katrina and Rita; $70 million has been promised or dispensed so far.
551 million Tons of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere and stored in plants or soil in North America.
172 million Tons of carbon dioxide emitted each year by Southern Company's power plants, making it the worst polluter in the U.S.
$217,057 Amount employees of Southern Company have contributed to George W. Bush's campaigns.


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Inherent in the Saint Louis University mission is the heritage and tradition that promotes 1) the emotional, social, intellectual needs of the individual, and 2) the freedom of the individual to determine how these needs are to be met.
The University provides paid vacation so that employees can rest, rejuvenate and maintain a healthy and productive work environment.
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Managers are responsible for approving vacation time, and time keepers are responsible for accurately tracking vacation time.
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Regular staff assigned to eligible employee classes, who are budgeted and work a minimum 40 hours biweekly or .5 FTE monthly, are entitled to vacation accrual. Vacation hours accrue each pay period and are based on hours worked during that pay period.
7.1.2 Vacation Accrual Amounts
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Ziggy Stardust. The Thin White Duke. David Robert Jones. Whatever you call him, David Bowie, the chameleon of pop, is back!
Celebrating today his 66th birthday, the enigmatic icon marked the occasion with the release of a new single 'Where Are We Now' and news of a new album called 'The Next Day' touching down in March.
You can listen to 'Where Are We Now?' by hitting up the YouTube video above, a melancholic track that recalls cuts from Bowie's 1999 album 'hours…'.
With 'The Next Day' set to be Bowie's 26th studio album, there are reams of goodies for the uninitiated to dive into ahead of the new albums release. And while even the casual music lover could probably hum along to 'Heroes' or 'Life on Mars?', there are plenty of killer Bowie tracks that have fallen through the cracks over the years and are often overlooked.
Here are Brandish's top 5 Bowie gems that you might have forgotten!
John, I'm Only Dancing
A raunchy blues stomper that's often covered, John I'm Only Dancing's androgynous, homo-erotic undertones and searing guitars would later go on to influence the likes of Suede and Placebo.
Speed of Life
Here's how you properly kick off a comeback. Marking the start of Bowie's "Berlin Trilogy" as the first track on 'Low', it's a swirling electronic instrumental with more killer riffs than you can shake a MOOG synth at. Here's a rare live performance of the song from a 1978 gig in Dallas Texas, with Bowie looking particularly sharp.
Five Years
The opening track on the classic album 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars', Bowie's apocalyptic vision starts quietly before erupting into a maelstrom of sound, setting the tone for Bowie's most beloved record. Theatrical and wild, it hints at the closing of the Ziggy Stardust chapter that saw Bowie's popularity at its peak.
Absolute Beginners
Bowie's best love song, Absolute Beginners soundtracked the movie of the same name. A lush track telling a tale of young love, listen how Bowie's voice just soars for the chorus.
Modern Love
Though a single on 'Let's Dance', arguably Bowie's most popular later-day album, 'Modern Love' always plays second fiddle to the album's titular track and 'China Girl' when it comes to radio play. That's a travesty – 'Modern Love' is far and away the best song Bowie ever laid down during his Americana/white-boy soul phase of the mid-80's. Read either as an attempt to turn his back on one night stands or the junk of his drug addictions, it's Bowie at his dancey, desperate best.


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Pet hates relating to my husband include ripping open cereal boxes without following the pre-set guides, using his teeth to open anything including crisp packets and bars of chocolate, holding imaginary conversations with the dogs, leaving streaks of wax on any car he washes, and wearing and invariably trashing my gardening gloves! I have been married for nearly 27 years (child bride!) comparable to a life sentence for murder, and my most favorite birthday present from my in-laws, was last year when they gave me a stunning pair of cream, soft leather gardening gloves. They are the only pair of gloves to have lasted the year, and haven't worn through on the finger tips. Now they will never get the chance because they were used when replacing the broken window in the Rave Shed and have been totally wrecked and covered with a sticky substance called Hard as Nails Adhesive. So I treated myself to a new pair of gloves, and chose a colour that is least likely to be worn by my other half!
Anyway, sporting my new gloves, and with a variety of seeds, I pottered down the garden and got digging and planting. I am carrying out a little experiment as I got some Suttons Seed Tapes, which make planting so very easy. The tapes are like pre-cut strips of loo roll, that have been studded with seeds, spaced out in a way to make your crops grow in a perfectly straight row, making pricking out unnecessary. For those non vegetable growers reading this, please don't worry yourself about this fine detail .. you can buy your perfectly grown and harvested genetically modified veg from the supermarket for a fraction of the manpower cost of growing your own! I planted a selection of veggies including spinach, pak choi, parsnips, carrots, beetroot and mixed salad leaves. I noticed that the potatoes planted about a month ago, are shooting leaves now, looking just as they should do. So seeds all tucked up under the fertilized soil, and all I need now is rain .. good job there isn't a shortage of that then!


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