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Few have logged more nautical miles in Canada's Arctic over the past six years than David MacIsaac.
But the northward course of the modern-day Arctic exploring captain has been a wandering one.
MacIsaac was supposed to be an accountant. At least, that's what he was studying at university 30 years ago when his dad called.
David MacIsaac Sr., long a crewman, had bought a lobster licence and gear and was offering his son a job. Like his father, David found physical satisfaction in working on the water.
Instead of a cubicle, the Gulf of St. Lawrence would now be his office and Hardy's Channel on Prince Edward Island would be his home port.
That was life for a while. And it was so good that MacIsaac prepared to double down on the fishery, selling the licences he had so he could buy a crab licence from a New Brunswick fisherman.
"But the guy in New Brunswick backed out of the deal after I had sold everything," said MacIsaac.
With a wife and four children to support and no intention of becoming a bookkeeper, MacIsaac went looking for licences to buy.
He found a 23-metre dragger going with a shrimp and crab licence for offshore Newfoundland, outside Canada's 200-mile territorial limit.
"She had her reservations, but said 'OK, we'll try this,'" said MacIsaac of his wife's reaction to the new licences.
It meant trips of eight to 10 days out of St. John's.
"You don't watch the weather. You go and deal with whatever's dealt you when you get out there," said MacIsaac.
After the first season he sold the dragger and bought the White Diamond, a unique vessel.
Built in Nippard's Harbour to work in the spring ice, the 20-metre ship has a Kevlar (the material bulletproof vests are made from) hull and a stainless-steel deck.
It's a strong sea boat.
In it, MacIsaac and his crew have ridden out a hurricane 480 kilometres from shore, rising and falling in 10-metre seas.
"It wasn't a lot of fun," said MacIsaac. "I just let her lay the way she laid and drifted for 36 hours so the motion of the boat would be less uncomfortable. I thought she might drift side on, but she kept her rear quarter-panel to it and rode well."
But a Grand Banks fisherman wasn't to be the last waypoint of MacIsaac's career.
Because when the Arctic Research Council's captain had a heart attack, they needed a new one right away.
And not just any captain would do. It takes a special breed of skills and nerves to work in the uncharted Arctic.
"The scientists are more like fair-weather fishermen. If it starts blowing over 25 knots they get worried their test tubes will tip over or their laptops will get smashed, so you get in behind an island and drop anchor."
David MacIsaac about his job as captain of a research vessel
Atlantic Canada's northern fishery, which sees boats and crews pushed to extremes in the North Atlantic and in the ice, has been providing these captains since Robert Peary hired Newfoundland sealer Bob Bartlett for his North Pole expeditions.
MacIsaac walked in the door of his Prince Edward Island home on a Monday and got the call on a Tuesday. He Googled the Arctic Research Foundation after saying "yes" on the phone to a man he'd never met.
"I figured I'd always wanted to see a polar bear," said MacIsaac.
The non-profit Arctic Research Foundation is seeking to fill a gap in capacity to work in the Canadian Arctic. It leases space to universities and research organizations on board boats it sends to the Arctic for the short season, running from Aug. 1 to mid-September, when you don't need an icebreaker to operate there.
For the past six years MacIsaac has captained the White Diamond on expeditions north for the foundation.
"The scientists are more like fair-weather fishermen," said MacIsaac. "If it starts blowing over 25 knots they get worried their test tubes will tip over or their laptops will get smashed, so you get in behind an island and drop anchor. When you're 300 miles off, fishing, there's nowhere to hide."
The White Diamond leaves the main charted routes in the Arctic and MacIsaac's eyes spend a lot of time on the depth sounder, making sure they don't hit a rock.
There are other stresses there, too.
The ports in the central Arctic are Joe Haven and Cambridge Bay, meaning boats operating there have to be able to sustain themselves for long periods away from the wharf.
The White Diamond carries 35,000 litres of fuel, enough to feed its two 500-horsepower diesel engines for about a month.
After six years captaining for the Arctic Research Foundation, MacIsaac is in the process of selling them the White Diamond. Over the past eight months the foundation has put $2 million into refitting it from a crab boat into a dedicated research vessel.
Some 30 tradespeople have worked on it in Summerside Harbour, closing in the back deck, turning the hold designed to carry 36 tonnes of crab into accommodations for 16. A surveying system has been installed they hope will provide accurate-enough measurements that they can be used to expand Canada's Arctic charts.
"We'll be charting everywhere we go," said MacIsaac, who will continue as the vessel's captain.
And a new crew member, Daniel MacIsaac, will be aboard for this summer's trip. David's son, 24, a graduate of Holland College's marine program, now has his captain's ticket, too. He'll get an earlier start on Arctic exploration than his father did. And maybe they'll both get to see their first polar bear this summer.
"Six years in the Arctic and I haven't seen one yet," said MacIsaac. "But we're supposed to go to Churchill this summer and that's supposed to be the polar bear capital."


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The moon will be full tonight over Cape Cod.
Fall is in the air, and the leaves are threatening to turn. Walking the beaches near Woods Hole, stunning vistas to Martha's Vineyard as the light settles down. Maybe the phosphorescence will glimmer mysteriously in the tides. For sure, the harvest moon of the Wampanoags will fill the sky with her iridescent glamor and whisper into the souls of hardened Cape Codders about the summers to come. Winter may be around the corner, but summer will always return.
It's still 70 degrees at 4 o'clock this afternoon and the light is sparkling over Woods Hole's Great Harbor. Cape Cod in fall — quieter, just as warm, less humid…this is why the Europeans flock here in this season.
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The Green Bay Packers' 24-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card Round set up a rematch with the San Francisco 49ers, who defeated Green Bay 30-22 in the season opener at Lambeau Field.
Each coach has admitted this week that both teams are vastly different than the versions that faced off back in Week 1. Will that dynamic change the outcome of Saturday's Divisional Round matchup in San Francisco? Here's my take on why the second bout between these NFC heavyweights could either be different or the same:
Why it could be different
- Packers have evolved on offense: In the season opener, Green Bay was little more than an extension of the offense that crumbled under its own weight in the previous postseason. The Packers handed off to Cedric Benson just nine times for 18 yards, and by the second half, Mike McCarthy had all but abandoned the run. Over the last four months, McCarthy has evolved. The Packers have averaged almost 30 rushing attempts a game since Week 9, and the result has been the NFL's No. 12 overall rushing offense over that span (122.5 yards/game). McCarthy will still want his four receivers on the field for a high percentage of snaps—forcing the 49ers into a dime defense, where one interior linebacker exits—but nine rushing attempts won't happen again Saturday. The Packers have finally started to establish a more physical identity running the football.
- Kaepernick's double-edged sword, Smith's health: Two important changes from the 49ers side: A switch at quarterback, and the health of All-Pro defensive end Justin Smith. Colin Kaepernick, not Alex Smith, will start under center for the 49ers Saturday, and that reality might just represent a double-edged sword for Green Bay. An ultra-athletic quarterback with a big arm, Kaepernick opens up the 49ers playbook and makes his offense even more difficult to defend. In games against Chicago and New England, Kaepernick was very impressive. But he's also a quarterback with seven career starts and zero playoff appearances, so everything about the atmosphere will be new to him Saturday. Both the Rams and Seahawks also found ways to make Kaepernick very average during the regular season. On the defensive side, Justin Smith continues to battle with a partially torn triceps. He's practiced this week and will likely play, but how limited he is in his functional strength remains to be seen. The 49ers defense looked awfully vulnerable with Smith out of the lineup, and Aldon Smith failed to register a sack without his strong-man defensive end helping to anchor the edge and stunt outside. His health Saturday could swing this game either way.
- Aaron Rodgers, playoff mode: The Packers quarterback talked at length last week about establishing a legacy in the postseason, but his legacy in the most important games is already impressive. Rodgers is the NFL's leader in playoff passer rating, and his three 300-yard games are tied for first in franchise history. He now gets a chance to go home to California, with an opportunity to knock out his former favorite team and the franchise that passed on him in the 2005 NFL draft from the postseason. Talk about adding to the legacy. The 49ers did a better job against Rodgers in the season opener than the numbers suggest (303 yards, 2 TDs, INT), but he's starting to heat up late in 2012-13. Rodgers hasn't thrown an interception in 177 pass attempts, and his 11 touchdowns over the last four weeks rank first in the NFL. Expect there to be an edge to Rodgers' game Saturday.
- The dreaded word, blueprint: No one likes to hear the word blueprint, especially against Rodgers and the Packers offense. But if there's any defense that can pull off such a winning plan, it's this 49ers team. Not only can Vic Fangio's defense get pressure without blitzing, but San Francisco can also stop the run with just six players in the box. In the season opener, the 49ers played All-Pro linebacker Patrick Willis on less than 70 percent of the total snaps, yet still shut down the Packers run game in nickel and dime defenses. Fellow interior linebacker NaVorro Bowman is just as good if not better at stopping the run. If the Packers can't run the football against six-man fronts Saturday, it might not matter how "in the zone" Rodgers is. The 49ers will load the secondary with players and get after Rodgers with a talented four-man rush that includes Aldon Smith (19.5 sacks) and Ahmad Brooks (6.5).
- Pound, pound, pound, with a chance to throw: Colin Kaepernick isn't Eli Manning, and it's difficult to envision him slicing and dicing a veteran secondary solely through the air. But what Kaepernick can do is provide a passing element to an otherwise dominant running game. For the Packers defense, that equation has been trouble in 2012. The 49ers ran for 176 yards in the first meeting, and Alex Smith was efficient in the passing game. Manning threw three touchdowns in New York, but the Giants also rushed for nearly 150 yards on the ground. The Vikings rode Adrian Peterson in Week 17, but also received a flawless effort from Christian Ponder. Kaepernick and the 49ers can replicate that plan Saturday. While the Packers contained Peterson in the Wild Card Round, Joe Webb was incapable of making plays in the passing game. The same won't be the case for Kaepernick, even in his first playoff start.
- Rested and ready: In the lead up to Week 17 in Minnesota, most of the Packers talked about the opportunity to get rested and healthy by winning and securing a first-round bye. That didn't happen, and now it's the 49ers' luxury. Instead of preparing for a playoff game this past week, Jim Harbaugh's 49ers were able to rest tired bodies and do extra work scouting, especially of the Packers. Eric Branch of the San Francisco Gate Chronicle reported Saturday night that the 49ers were using practice squad receivers to mimic Randall Cobb and Jordy Nelson, and a reserve tight end as Jermichael Finley. The San Francisco defense will be prepared to face the Packers offense, who was at full strength in September when the 49ers mostly contained them. On offense, a week off should help a power running team more than it would a timing, passing offense like the Packers.
Note: Hat-tip to Greg Bedard at the Boston Globe for the format of this story.
Zach Kruse is a 24-year-old sports writer who contributes to Cheesehead TV, Bleacher Report and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He also covers prep sports for the Dunn Co. News. You can reach him on Twitter @zachkruse2 or by email at [email protected].
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I see no justification for the hyphens, except in the unlikely circumstance of the phrase being used adjectivally.
Is the expression used as a single adjective before a noun? If so, use hyphens (see example 1). For example: "He is a one-of-a-kind man."
Is the expression used as a predicate adjective after the verb to describe a noun before the verb? If so, don't use hyphens (see example 2). For example: "That man is one of a kind."
The hyphens' function is to join two or more words to show that they belong to each other.
See this example in Oxford Dictionary for Advanced Learners "a non-native speaker of a language is one who has not spoken it from the time they first learnt to talk", where non-native is an adjective.
To better fix the use of hypens for phrases being used adjectivally, read the sentence below:
A knave, a rascal, an eater of broken meats, a base proud, shallow, beggarly, three-suited, hundrea-pound, filthy-worsted stocking knawe; a lily-livered, actiontaking, whoreson glass-gazing super serviceable finical rogue, one-trunk-inheriting slave.
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This weekend, some 400 undocumented immigrants from Central America arrived at Greyhound Lines bus terminals in Tucson and Phoenix.
It was a staggering occurrence, but not nearly as remarkable as how they got there – courtesy of federal immigration officials.
The immigrants arrived at the bus stations after having been arrested and processed by federal authorities in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas, and flown to Arizona from there because the Border Patrol lacked the resources to deal with the growing flow of people crossing illegally into the Lone Star State, according to USA Today.
The practice, the newspaper reported, apparently has been underway for several months.
Groups of immigrants left in Arizona have included infants. Organizations that serve immigrants complain that federal authorities essentially are dumping people without food, water, or other necessities.
"It's not safe healthwise and we are concerned for their physical safety," said Cyndi Whitmore, a volunteer with an advocacy group that has been going to the bus terminal in Phoenix to help, USA Today reported.
Whitmore said that one day she found 50 women and children at a Greyhound station who had just been left there by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
"Some of the kids were crying," Whitmore said. "Some were infants that weren't fully clothed. They didn't have diapers. They didn't have formula."
Organizations on the other side of the immigration debate are aghast over the appearance of large groups of undocumented immigrants, but because they say they federal government is being negligent about enforcing the law.
"This is a huge concern," said Ira Mehlman, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a Washington, D.C.-based group that favors strict immigration enforcement.
"This is exactly the incentive for people to cross the border illegally," he said.
Volunteers who have been going to Greyhound to help immigrants left there say that they are seeing more women and children unlike before, when they saw mostly adult men and women.
Laurie Melrood, a volunteer family advocate in Tucson, said: "The conditions under which they are released are inadequate and inhumane."
Volunteers have been trying to help by buying the immigrants bus tickets to join relatives in other places, and by bringing them food and water, among other things.
In response, volunteers in Phoenix and Tucson have been going to the bus stations to help the migrants make arrangements to buy bus tickets to travel to relatives in other cities. They also have been providing food, water and other necessities.
ICE officials say the immigrants who are released are families whom the Border Patrol arrested as they attempted to cross into the United States illegally. Immigration officials screen the arrested people, then order them to appear at an ICE office after about two weeks of their release.
The flow of undocumented immigrants has subsided in Arizona but risen in South Texas, USA Today said, adding that ICE is giving priority to removing criminals who are considered the biggest public safety threats.
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DAVIS, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara battled UC Davis to a scoreless tie through the first half and beyond on Sunday, but in the end, the Aggies were too much as they scored two goals in the final eight minutes to post a 2-0 victory over the visiting Gauchos.
UCSB (6-11-2 overall, 1-6-0 in the Big West) allowed UC Davis (11-4-1 overall, 4-1-1 in the Big West) to score a pair of goals late to secure the victory.
With the match scoreless, Ashley Edwards headed in a cross from Kiele Argente at the 82:30 mark, giving Davis a 1-0 lead. The Aggies added an insurance goal in the 89th minute when Rachel Kahn took a feed from Argente and blasted a shot from six-yards out that deflected off of a defender and into the goal.
UCSB had its problems offensively. While the Gauchos attempted 12 shots, just four were on frame and none eluded UCD's Maria Magana.
Alyssa Benjamin, a defender playing on the forward line, had a team-high three shots, one of which was on goal. Dyanne Anderson and Erin Ortega each had a a pair of shots for the Gauchos.
UCSB returns home for its final game of the season on Friday, Oct. 28. The Gauchos will host Cal Poly in a 7:00 p.m. contest. The game will mark the final appearance in a UCSB uniform for seniors Alexa Stringer, Kathleen Matthew, Brooke Salyer, Nicole Romanowski, Alyssa Benjamin and Alyssa Oldham.
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The fourth largest employer in Virginia, Sentara Healthcare, has been awarded the American Cancer Society's (ACS) highest level of recognition for its Excellence in Workplace Tobacco Control Award, for the fourth time. With nearly 28,000 employees in Virginia, North Carolina and beyond, Sentara is fulfilling its mission to improve health every day, in part, through an advanced tobacco cessation program for employees and the community at large. Achievement of the ACS Excellence in Workplace Tobacco Control Award highlights the company's commitment to helping eliminate tobacco use, the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the United States.
Dr. Thomas Lundquist, chief medical officer for Optima Health, a division of Sentara, said, "Supporting the health and well-being of our valued employees is of the utmost importance at Sentara." In his role of overseeing all Sentara employee wellness programs, Lundquist said, "We are extremely proud to receive this award from the American Cancer Society for a fourth time, which recognizes our efforts to help lessen the effects of cancer on our workforce, improve workplace productivity and fight cancer."
Sentara offers smoking cessation services for employees through its Mission: Health employee wellness program. As part of the program, employees and their spouses who wish to stop using tobacco products are eligible for an annual cash incentive of $75 if they participate in a qualifying counseling plan. Through health coaching, group classes or phone counseling, and nicotine replacement therapy - all offered free of charge - many Sentara employees have reaped the benefits of working to cut out tobacco use in their lives, both for their health and their wallet.
Beginning January 2008, Sentara also shifted to a 100 percent tobacco‐free campus model. Over the next year, all Sentara facilities became tobacco‐free campuses, creating an environment that encourages staff, patients and visitors to improve their health by quitting tobacco use in all its forms.
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Many other resources available to employees through Sentara's award‐winning tobacco cessation program are also available to anyone in the community, free of charge. Links to a toolkit, and the Get Off Your Butt: Stay Smokeless For Life self‐paced audio program and workbook can be found on sentara.com, along with information on group classes. Employer groups insured by Optima Health also have access to on‐site tobacco cessation presentations, as well as one‐on‐one coaching and individual programs.


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Heading into a trip to Florida this weekend to take on Jacksonville and North Florida in Atlantic Sun matches the Lady Bisons have won 17 straight matches and are 15-0 in conference matches.
For the second week in a row the Lady Bisons are rated 57th nationally in the NCAA Division I RPI ratings.
The big question for coach Brandon Rosenthal is how to keep his team motivated and challenged in the middle of so much success.
The key for the Lady Bisons is that the competition never stops, even in practice. The starters are constantly being challenged by the reserves on a daily basis.
"The other side does a great job of putting a lot of pressure on the starting side," said Rosenthal. "It would be easy if you had six or seven players who just rolled over the other side. But the other side is giving resistance back."
Rosenthal credits assistant coach Samantha Sullivan for helping to push the players to a higher level each practice session. "They hear from me, but when they hear it from someone else it makes a difference," said Rosenthal. "It is kind of like the whole `Rudy' thing where he said if I don't do my job you guys aren't going to get better.
"I have to give a lot of credit to the girls. It is all about the team. They could easily fall apart and say they don't want to go through another day of practice. But they are always looking for a challenge."
Rosenthal likes to mix things up and keep them guessing in practice.
"We want to get in a rhythm and find something that is comfortable, but at the same time you don't want them to become complacent," said Rosenthal. "We try to keep them guessing and keep them on their toes. We try to keep things loose."
The Lady Bisons are known for their hard work, but anyone who wanders into Allen Arena during the warm-up portion of the session will be greeted with a variety of music blaring in the background.
"A lot of people come to the arena," said Rosenthal. "Here we have a team that is supposed to be real focused and a team that works hard. But the first thing they see is the girls having a good time getting ready for practice.
"These girls do work hard. It is kind of one of those things they want to do."
Rosenthal gains inspiration from many coaches. One of the latest he has studied is Pete Carroll, the head football coach for the University of Southern California.
"His players want to play every day," said Rosenthal. "They are not afraid to put on the pads and work and have fun. It is the same thing with our team."
MATCH OF THE WEEK : The Lady Bisons match with Jacksonville Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. at Swisher Gym has been designated as the A-Sun "Match of the Week".
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They have moved into 17th place in hitting percentage with a .269. Penn State is first with a .419 percentage. They are 27th in digs per set with 16.8.
Individually, junior middle hitter Alex Kelly is seventh in points per set with 5.23. Siena's Burgandy McCurty is first with 6.15 points per set.
Junior setter Stefine "Jake" Pease is eighth in assists per set with 11.88. Southern California's Kendall Bateman leads the category with 12.26.
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The Star asked local residents what their dream job is. Here�s a sample of the response.
Monday is Labor Day, a day that recognizes the efforts of all American workers.
Earlier this year, business news publication Forbes reported on the happiest and unhappiest jobs in America. The study was based on 65,000 employee reviews in 2012.
The No. 1 happiest job was real estate agent.
The No. 1 unhappiest job was associate attorney.
Whether happy with your job or not, most people have a dream job.
The Star asked local residents what their dream job is. Here�s a sample of the response.
"My dream job is just to win the lottery."
Sharian Ross, Waco
"I want to be a nurse because I like to help people in need and who are sick."
Dayatea McSwaim, Shelby
"I used to want to be a stewardess. They are able to travel all around the country, and I knew I couldn't afford to."
Sarah Sanford, Shelby
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Rebecca Arrowood, Shelby
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Julie Fisher, Shelby
�My dream job would be a stay-at-home mom.�
Kali Brooks, Shelby
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Vicky Knapp, Shelby
�I would want to be a professional baseball player. Who wouldn�t want to do that?�
Jacob Bright, Shelby.
�My dream job would be to be a sports athletic trainer. I love football.�
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Healthcare Industry News: Eli Lilly
News Release - October 3, 2008
Lilly and Deciphera Pharmaceuticals Announce Licensing and Collaboration AgreementCompanies to Study B-Raf Kinase Inhibitors for Cancer Treatments
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. and LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 3 (HSMN NewsFeed) -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY ) and privately-held Deciphera Pharmaceuticals, LLC today announced that the two companies have entered into a collaboration and worldwide licensing agreement related to Deciphera's preclinical B-Raf kinase inhibitor program for the study of potential oncology therapeutics.
Under the terms of the agreement, Lilly and Deciphera will collaborate in four different project areas involving selective or multi-kinase targeted B-Raf inhibitors. Lilly will obtain exclusive worldwide rights to any products developed as part of this collaboration. In return, Deciphera will receive an upfront payment and research funding over the next two years from Lilly, and may also receive up to $130 million in potential development, regulatory and sales milestones for each of the four project areas. If a product is successfully commercialized from this collaboration, Deciphera will be entitled to royalties on sales.
"This collaboration is further evidence of Lilly's ongoing commitment to oncology research," said Dr. William W. Chin, M.D., vice president of discovery research and clinical investigation for Lilly. "We look forward to working with Deciphera to leverage their B-Raf kinase inhibitor program, with the ultimate goal of developing promising drug candidates for cancer patients."
"The collaboration and license agreement with Lilly marks an important milestone in the growth and development of our company," said Daniel Flynn, President & CEO of Deciphera. "Lilly's strength in drug discovery and development, and in particular their commitment to cancer drug research, provides Deciphera with the opportunity to advance our B-Raf kinase 'switch pocket' inhibitors into the clinic and ultimately to patients in need of these therapies. We are very pleased to have Lilly as our partner in this endeavor."
About B-Raf Inhibitors
BRAF kinase is one of the most frequently mutated members of the kinase family across all cancers, and is particularly common in malignant melanomas, colon, and thyroid cancers. The V600E mutant form of BRAF kinase in particular has been associated with increased tumor aggressiveness and decreased survival rates in many types of cancers. Deciphera is pursuing two distinct strategies centered on BRAF inhibition. The first strategy seeks potent and highly selective BRAF inhibitors. The second strategy pursues BRAF inhibitors which also inhibit other kinases of interest.
About Deciphera
Deciphera Pharmaceuticals, LLC was established in 2003 as a drug discovery and development company with the mission to design, optimize and introduce "best-in-class" small molecule switch inhibitors of protein kinases for human clinical trials and the global pharmaceutical marketplace through the use of its proprietary drug discovery technology platform, Phylomechanics. Deciphera's kinase inhibitors target the mechanisms that render kinases oncogenic, retain potency against gatekeeper mutations, and afford selectivity profiles not easily attained by other approaches. For more information, visit the Company's website at www.deciphera.com.
About Lilly
Lilly, a leading innovation-driven corporation, is developing a growing portfolio of first-in-class and best-in-class pharmaceutical products by applying the latest research from its own worldwide laboratories and from collaborations with eminent scientific organizations. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., Lilly provides answers - through medicines and information - for some of the world's most urgent medical needs. Additional information about Lilly is available at www.lilly.com.
This news release contains forward-looking statements. These statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause actual future experience and results to differ materially from the statements made. Factors that might cause such a difference include, among others, the completion of clinical trials, the FDA and other foreign review processes and other governmental regulation, Lilly's and Deciphera's abilities to successfully develop and commercialize drug candidates, competition from other pharmaceutical companies, the ability to effectively market products, and other factors described in Lilly's most recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Lilly undertakes no duty to update forward looking statements.
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Simple Rest API Payment Module For Magento 2
Költségvetés $30-250 USD
Hi there,
We need to integrate a payment gateway API as a payment module for Magento 2, here is full documentation, PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING (ATTACHED ARE SAMPLE PHP FILES):
Rest API:
cURL must be enabled.
Returned data are in json format.
First Step (Sending Data)
URL: [login to view URL]
api string API Key
amount integer price in IRR (must be bigger than 1000)
redirect string return URL
factorNumber string Invoice number
If all is correct it will return:
"status" : 1,
"transId": transaction number
If failed:
"status" : 0,
"errorCode" : Error Code,
"errorMessage" : Error Message
Second Step (Redirect to Payment Page)
Replace {transId} given in previous step (if successful) on "[login to view URL]{transId}"
Third Step (Return to Magento 2):
After making the payment on payment page, it will return following fields and codes to us:
status integer Transaction status: 1 Success - 0 Failed
transId integer Transaction Number
factorNumber string Invoice Number
cardNumber string Customer Payment Card Number
message string Message
Fourth Step (Verifying the Payment):
If we get status = 1 in previous step, we must verify the payment:
URL: [login to view URL]
api string API Key
transId integer Transaction Number we got from previous step
if its successful, it will return:
"status" : 1,
"amount": transaction amount
if failed:
"status" : 0,
"errorCode" : error code,
"errorMessage" : error message
Error Codes:
1 API key is required
2 Amount is required
3 Amount should be number
4 Amount should not be less than 1000
5 Redirect URL is required
6 API not found (API deactivated)
7 Seller is deactivated
failed Transaction failed
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. -- Keene State College scored eight unanswered goals in the first half to overcome a 4-2 deficit en route to a 14-8 victory over the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth women's lacrosse team this afternoon at Cressy Field.
The Owls captured their sixth straight win to improve to 10-3 and 5-0 in the Little East Conference, while the Corsairs slipped to 4-10 and 0-4. Keene State will face Western Connecticut State University (7-5, 4-0 LEC) at 12 p.m. on Saturday, April 26 to determine the conference regular-season champion.
Freshman Jenna Bellano (Brookfield, Conn.) paced the Owls offensive attack with five points, on four goals and an assist. Classmate Kelly Chadnick (Brewster, N.Y.) also recorded five points with two markers and three helpers. Four other Keene State student-athletes registered two points as the visitors unleashed a total of 35 shots. Senior Ashley Borjeson (Londonderry, N.H.) spearheaded the visitors' defensive attack with a game-high seven ground balls and five caused turnovers.
Sophomore Colleen Kane (Arlington, Mass.) led UMass Dartmouth with four goals and an assist. Freshman Catrina Longo (Billerica, Mass./Billerica Memorial) tallied a hat trick, while classmate Kelly Kryzak (Jeffersonville, Vt./Lamoille Union) dished out a pair of assists. Senior Taylor Corsano (Bourne, Mass.) was dominant in the circle, winning 11 draw controls. Junior co-captain Sarah Kalmes (Billerica, Mass./Billerica Memorial) forced three turnovers, while freshman Rachel Machado (San Diego, Calif.) produced four ground balls and two caused turnovers.
The Corsairs came charging out of the gates, taking an early 2-0 advantage just one minute, 28 seconds into regulation. Kane cracked the scoring column, when she finished a feed from Kryzak, while Longo converted a free-position shot just 22 seconds later. Keene State countered with a pair of quick strikes just 21 seconds apart to draw even at 2-all. Borjeson registered her fourth marker of the season, while Bellano cashed in on a free-position attempt.
The momentum shifted back into the hosts advantage as UMass Dartmouth regained its lead when Corsano fired home a pass from Kryzak at the 6:11 mark. Longo helped the hosts match their largest advantage of the contest, when she ripped her 21th goal of the season into the back of the net to push the Corsairs' lead to 4-2.
The Owls controlled the next 13 minutes of action, scoring eight unanswered goal to overcome the two-marker deficit. Bellano fueled the surge with three goals, while Chadnick and senior Eliza Witherbee (Newburyport, Mass./Oldfields School) each tallied two goals. Kane capped the first half scoring to trim the hosts' deficit to 10-5 entering the intermission.
Keene State slowed down the pace in the second stanza, outscoring UMass Dartmouth 4-3. Junior Polly Grey (Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Albany Academy For Girls) recorded two goals, while Kane sandwiched a pair of scores between Longo's final marker.
In between the pipes, senior Erin Taylor (Brewster, N.Y.) made eight saves, including five stops in the second half, to earn the victory, while her counterpart, freshman Leah Wilkinson (Northford, Conn./North Branford), reached double digits in saves with 12.
The Corsairs honored their three seniors -- Corsano, Michele Winchell (Wilmington, Mass.), and Vicky Wood (New Bedford, Mass.)--prior to the start of their final regular-season home game at Cressy Field.
UMass Dartmouth will return to action at 6 p.m. on April 23, when the Corsairs travel to Rhode Island College (6-5, 0-3 LEC) for an important conference match.
Keene State Spoils Senior Day, 14-8
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. -- Keene State College scored eight unanswered goals in the first half to overcome a 4-2 deficit en route to a 14-8 victory over the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth women's lacrosse team this afternoon at Cressy Field.


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Monitoring Multiple Servers with Nagios 3
As an administrator you may be face with the task of constantly monitoring web servers, mail servers, ftp servers, etc. Basically, your organization wants all of their servers up and running all of the time. Nagios 3 offers an easy set up and configuration to make this happen so that you can monitor multiple servers and have Nagios alert you to problems. Nagios can notify you by email, pager or phone. This will allow you to have a life and count on Nagios to contact you when problems develop.
In the past Nagios has been a real difficult set up and configure job. Many have just given up and moved on. However, using Ubuntu 8.10 and the new Nagios 3 this is a breeze to set up and use effectively. Here are some key links to get you going:
Set up Nagios 3 on Ubuntu 8.10
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Configure Mail Server Monitoring
Take a Live Virtual Class on Nagios
Nagios is based on Objects. Objects are hosts, services, contacts and timeperiods. A host is a physical device on your network like a server, router, switch or printer. Each of these hosts has an IP Address or MAC Address that you can use to monitor it with. A service is an attribute of the host. For example a service might be CPU load, disk usage, or uptime. A service might also be something that the host provides like HTTP, FTP, or POP3. Once you have set up a host and as service, Nagios will begin to monitor that service on the host. The contacts are the administrators that should get notified and how they should get notified when there are problems. Finally, timeperiods are blocks of time that determine when an administrator should get notified by Nagios. Put this all together, and you have a sophisticated monitoring process that will make your life easier.
Nagios has a web interface that you may log into so that you can see various hosts and services that you are monitoring. Here is an example.
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Bridger Wilderness
IntroductionThe United States Congress designated the Bridger Wilderness (map) in 1964 and it now has a total of 426,494 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Wyoming and is managed by the Forest Service. The Bridger Wilderness is bordered by the Fitzpatrick Wilderness to the northeast and the Popo Agie Wilderness to the southeast.
DescriptionJim Bridger, certainly one of the most famous mountain men in American history, is memorialized by this popular Wilderness in the Wind River Range of western Wyoming. This rugged piece of the Rocky Mountains, extending for approximately 80 miles along the western slope of the Continental Divide, contains a unique combination of jagged granite rock, alpine forest, and open alpine meadows. Serving as the headwaters for the mighty Green River, this wilderness holds 7 of the 10 largest glaciers in the Lower 48, more than 2,300 cold crystalline lakes and ponds, and numerous glacier-carved cirques, kettles, valleys, and hanging troughs. Gannett Peak, located on the shared boundary of the Fitzpatrick Wilderness, is the highest point in Wyoming at 13,804 feet, towering above a vast area of stark granite summits that were once thrust violently into the sky by enormous compressional forces within the earth. In addition to the Fitzpatrick Wilderness, the Popo Agie Wilderness and Wind River Indian Reservation also lie directly adjacent to this wilderness on the eastern side of the Divide. More than 600 miles of trails provide access to this seemingly boundless area. At elevations ranging from 8,000 to 13,000+ feet, it can freeze any night of the year, even after warm, sunny summer days. Snow usually lingers on the high trails and passes until mid or late July, but the lower trails are normally open by late June. Visitors are warned to acclimatize to this high-elevation wilderness to avoid succumbing to high-altitude sickness, which is a life-threatening illness. In July and August, mosquitoes and biting flies are pesky, making tents and repellant a must. Mule deer, moose, elk, bighorn sheep, gray wolf, grizzly and black bears are just a few of the many wildlife species found in this wilderness. Other Wilderness residents that you are likely to see include bald eagles, yellow-bellied marmots whistling from sun-washed rocks, little round-eared squeaking pikas, and beavers working busily in this water-rich wilderness. Visitors are required to store food and attractants properly to prevent habituating or encountering black and grizzly bears.
Planning to Visit the Bridger Wilderness?
- Print a fact sheet
- General things to consider when visiting any wilderness
- Regulations, Permits
- Contact the Forest Service
- Visit the National Forest wilderness website
Leave No TraceHow to follow the seven standard Leave No Trace principles differs in different parts of the country (desert vs. Rocky Mountains). Click on any of the principles listed below to learn more about how they apply in the Bridger Wilderness.
- Plan Ahead and Prepare
- Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
- Dispose of Waste Properly
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- Minimize Campfire Impacts
- Respect Wildlife
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- Massive expansion in late night premises: Nationally, four-fifths of pubs, bars and clubs now close after 11pm, at least part of the week. One in five of all pubs, bars and clubs are open beyond 1am. By contrast, under the old licensing, regime, 80 per cent of pubs, public bars and night-clubs closed by 11pm (DCMS, Licensing Key Statistics, November 2006).
- Fast food outlets also fuelling nuisance: After the second full year of the new licensing laws, over 76,800 fast food premises are now licensed into open into the early hours. The so-called 'late night refreshment' outlets can open as late at 5am. Such outlets are often magnets for post-pub/post-club anti-social behaviour. Large numbers of intoxicated customers gather at places into the early hours, creating nuisance and disturbance for local residents. Many are licensed to sell alcohol into the early hours.
- Alcohol-related violent attacks: Last year, there were 973,000 violent attacks where the offender was under the influence of alcohol, equivalent to nearly half of all violent incidents; 57 per cent of all assaults with minor injuries are alcohol-related (Home Office, Crime in England and Wales 2008-09, July 2009).
- More crime in the early hours: The Home Office's own review of the new licensing laws show rising levels of criminal damage under the new licensing laws: 'Substantial increases occurred in all evening and night-time hour periods from 9pm… The number of offences happening between 3am and 6am were consistently higher in each of the four three-monthly periods after the introduction of the Act compared with the equivalent periods in the previous year… The peak hours of criminal damage offending during the evening and night-time were between 6pm and 1am.' The study noted a 22 per cent increase in all offences committed between 3am and 6am (Home Office, Violent Crime, Disorder and Criminal Damage since the introduction of the Licensing Act 2003, July 2007, p.12-13).
- Increased pressure on the police: The shifting of such crime to the early hours has increased the pressure on the police to man town centres around the clock, diverting resources from neighbourhood police in suburban areas. The Police Federation has warned: 'All too frequently our members cannot attend to emergency calls because they are tied up with intervening in pub fights or drunken street brawls' (Police Federation, Consultation Response to the Culture, Media & Sport Committee Inquiry: Licensing Act 2003, 30 September 2008, p.2).
- Alcohol misuse rising: Since 1997, the number of alcohol-related deaths has increased by 47 per cent (Office of National Statistics, Alcohol-related deaths, 25 January 2008). The number of under-18s hospitalised for alcohol misuse has increased by nearly 40 per cent since 2002-03 to 12,388 in 2007-08. The number of adults hospitalised for alcohol misuse has increased by 80 per cent to 194,050 over the same period (Hansard, 1 July 2009, col. 332W).
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Rules for All Projects
Intel ISEF Ethics Statement
Intel ISEF Eligibility/Limitations
Intel ISEF Requirements
Continuation of Projects
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Ethics Statement
Student researchers are expected to maintain the highest standards of honesty and integrity. Scientific fraud and misconduct are not condoned at any level of research or competition. This includes plagiarism, forgery, use or presentation of other researcher's work as one's own and fabrication of data. Fraudulent projects will fail to qualify for competition in affiliated fairs and the Intel ISEF. Society for Science & the Public reserves the right to revoke recognition of a project subsequently found to have been fraudulent.
1. Each Intel ISEF-affiliated fair may send to Intel ISEF the number of projects provided by their affiliation agreement.
2. A student must be selected by an Intel ISEF-affiliated fair, and meet both of the following:
a. be in grades 9-12 or equivalent; and
b. not have reached age 20 on or before May 1 preceding the Intel ISEF.
3. English is the official language of the Intel ISEF. Student project boards and abstracts must be in English.
4. Each student is only allowed to enter one project. That project may include no more than 12 months of continuous research and may not include research performed before January 2018.
5.Team projects must have no more than three members. Teams competing at Intel ISEF must be composed of members who all meet Intel ISEF eligibility.
6. Students may compete in only one Intel ISEF affiliated fair, except when proceeding to a state/national fair affiliated with the Intel ISEF from an affiliated regional fair.
7. Projects that are demonstrations, 'library' research or informational projects, 'explanation' models or kit building are not appropriate for the Intel ISEF.
8. All sciences (physical, life, social) are represented at the Intel ISEF. Review a complete list of categories and sub-categories with definitions.
9. A research project may be a part of a larger study performed by professional scientists, but the project presented by the student must be only their own portion of the complete study.
1. All domestic and international students competing in an Intel ISEF-affiliated fair must adhere to all rules as set forth in this document.
2. All projects must adhere to the Ethics Statement above.
3. It is the responsibility of the student and the Adult Sponsor to evaluate the study to determine if the research will require forms and/or review and approval prior to experimentation, especially projects that include human participants, vertebrate animals, or potentially hazardous biological agents.
4. Projects must adhere to local, state and U.S. Federal laws, regulations and permitting conditions. In addition, projects conducted outside the U.S. must also adhere to the laws of the country and jurisdiction in which the project was performed.
5. The use of non-animal research methods and the use of alternatives to animal research are strongly encouraged and must be explored before conducting a vertebrate animal project.
6. Introduction or disposal of non-native and/or invasive species (e.g. insects, plants, invertebrates, vertebrates), pathogens, toxic chemicals or foreign substances into the environment is prohibited. It is recommended that students reference their local, state or national regulations and quarantine lists.
7. Intel ISEF exhibits must adhere to Intel ISEF display and safety requirements.
8. All projects must adhere to the requirements of the affiliated fair(s) in which it competes to qualify for participation in the Intel ISEF. Affiliated fairs may have additional restrictions or requirements. Knowledge of these requirements is the responsibility of the student and Adult Sponsor.
Approval and Documentation
1. Before experimentation begins, a local or regional Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Scientific Review Committee (SRC) associated with the Intel ISEF-affiliated fair must review and approve most projects involving human participants, vertebrate animals, and potentially hazardous biological agents. Note: If a project involves the testing of a student designed invention, prototype or concept by a human, an IRB review and approval may be required prior to experimentation. See Human Participants Rules for details.
2. Every student must complete the Student Checklist (1A), a Research Plan and Approval Form (1B) and review the project with the Adult Sponsor in coordination with completion by the Adult Sponsor of the Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1).
3. A Qualified Scientist is required for all studies involving Biosafety Lab-2 (BSL-2) potentially hazardous biological agents and DEA-controlled substances and is also required for many human participant studies and many vertebrate animal studies.
4. After initial IRB/SRC approval (if required), any proposed changes in the Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan must be re-approved before laboratory experimentation/data collection resumes.
5. Projects which are continuations of a previous year's work and which require IRB/SRC approval must undergo the review process with the current year proposal prior to experimentation/data collection for the current year.
6. Any continuing project must document that the additional research is new and different. (Continuation Projects Form (7))
7. If work was conducted in a regulated research institution, industrial setting or any work site other than home, school or field at any time during the current Intel ISEF project year, the Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (1C) must be completed and displayed at the project booth.
8. After experimentation, each student or team must submit a (maximum) 250-word, one-page abstract which summarizes the current year's work. The abstract must describe research conducted by the student, not by the supervising adult(s).
9. A project data book and research paper are not required, but are strongly recommended for judging purposes. Regional or local fairs may require a project data book and/or a research paper.
10. All signed forms, certifications, and permits must be available for review by all regional, state, national and international affiliated fair SRCs in which the student(s) participate. This review must occur after experimentation and before competition.
Digital Paperwork and Signatures
Submission of forms generated by a digital system are allowable under the following conditions:
1. The forms must have the same content and order as the Intel ISEF forms.
2. Digital signatures must have a verification system via login and have a time and date stamp to indicate this authentication.
3. Paperwork submitted to Society for Science & the Public for Intel ISEF must be scanned and submitted via the online portal.
Continuation/ Research Progression of Projects
1. As in the professional world, research projects may build on work performed previously. A valid continuation project is a sound scientific endeavor. Students will be judged only on laboratory experiment/data collection performed over 12 continuous months beginning no earlier than January 2018 and ending May 2019.
2. Any project based on the student's prior research could be considered a continuation/research progression project. These projects must document that the additional research is a substantive expansion from prior work (e.g. testing a new variable or new line of investigation). Repetition of previous experimentation with the same methodology and research question, even with an increased sample size, is an example of an unacceptable continuation.
3. The display board and abstract must reflect the current year's work only. The project title displayed in the finalist's booth may mention years (for example, "Year Two of an Ongoing Study"). Previous years' databooks, research papers and supporting documents may be at the booth if properly labeled as such.
4. Longitudinal studies are permitted as an acceptable continuation under the following conditions:
a. The study is a multi-year study testing or documenting the same variables in which time is a critical variable. (Examples: Effect of high rain or drought on soil in a given basin, return of flora and fauna in a burned area over time.)
b. Each consecutive year must demonstrate time-based change.
c. The display board must be based on collective past conclusionary data and its comparison to the current year data set. No raw data from previous years may be displayed.
5. All projects must be reviewed and approved each year and forms must be completed for the new year.
NOTE: For competition in the Intel ISEF, the Continuation/ Research Progression Project Form (7) is required for projects in the same field of study as a previous project. This form must be displayed at the project booth. Retention of all prior years' paperwork is required and must be presented to the Intel ISEF SRC upon request.
Team Projects
1. Team projects compete and are judged in the scientific category of their research at the Intel ISEF. All team members must meet the eligibility requirements for Intel ISEF.
2. Teams must have no more than three members. A team with members from different geographic regions may compete at an affiliated fair of one of its members, but not at multiple fairs. However, each affiliated fair holds the authority to determine whether teams with members outside of a fair's geographic territory are eligible to compete, understanding that if the team wins the right to attend Intel ISEF, all team members' expenses must be supported by the fair.
a. Team membership cannot be changed during a given research year unless there are extenuating circumstances and the local SRC reviews and approves the change, including converting a team project to an individual project or vice versa. Such conversions must address rationale for the change and include a clear delineation between research preceding the change and that which will follow. A memorandum documenting this review and approval should be attached to Form 1A.
b. Once a project has competed in a science fair at any level, team membership cannot change and the project cannot be converted from an individual project to a team project or vice versa.
c. In a future research year, any project may be converted from an individual to a team project, from a team to an individual project and/or have a change in team membership.
3. Each team is encouraged to appoint a team leader to coordinate the work and act as spokesperson. However, each member of the team should be able to serve as spokesperson, be fully involved with the project, and be familiar with all aspects of the project. The final work should reflect the coordinated efforts of all team members and will be evaluated using similar rules and judging criteria as individual projects.
4. Each team member must submit an Approval Form (1B). Team members must jointly submit the Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1), one abstract, a Student Checklist (1A), a Research Plan/ Project Summary and other required forms.
5. Full names of all team members must appear on the abstract and forms.
Contact the Science Education Programs or the Scientific Review Committee with questions.
Sources of Information for ALL Projects
1. United States Patent and Trade Office
Customer Service: 1-800-786-9199 (toll-free);
571-272-1000 (local); 571-272-9950 (TTY)
2. European Patent Office
3. The Mad Scientist Network at Washington University School of Medicine:
4. ANS Task Force
Acquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) Task Force
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Invasive Species List
6. Invasive Species Specialist Group
The Global Invasive Species database contains invasive species information supplied by experts from around the world.
7. Invasive Species Information
Provides information for species declared invasive, noxious, prohibited, or harmful or potentially harmful.
8. Success with Science: The Winner's Guide to High School Research www.successwithscience.org, Gaglani, S. and DeObaldia, G. (2011). Research Corporation for Science Advancement.


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Sustainable office facility designed to accommodate three distinctive organizational needs
Create a signature office facility that meets MPR's long-term space needs and provides a warm, inviting environment that expresses the organization's values of physical wellness, education and sustainability.
Our design team worked collaboratively with MPR representatives to identify key design priorities and parameters to develop a space that addressed their top priorities: contemporary, sustainable design; durable, warm materials; separation of office/support, and training and wellness areas.
The completed headquarters provides warm, welcoming spaces with a practical yet elegant aesthetic that support both the collaborative and separation needs of staff and clients. The floor plan was divided into three distinctive elements, opening up all spaces of the building to natural light and exterior views. A large outdoor courtyard serves as an amenity and gathering space. In addition to open and private office spaces, the facility provides a wellness center, tiered training room and conference spaces.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - The Georgia College & State University 's women's tennis team's (7-9, 4-5 PBC) match against Clark Atlanta University has been cancelled for today (April 9).
The Bobcats are in action today on the road against Peach Belt Conference member North Georgia with matches starting at 4:30 p.m.
Visit www.gcsuBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement.


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NEW YORK—Lea Michele has stories to share about the many auditions she has passed.
The Glee actress has a deal with Harmony Books, a Random House Inc. imprint. Harmony Books announced Thursday that Brunette Ambition will come out in the spring of 2014. The publisher is billing the book as a combination memoir, style guide and advice book.
The 26-year-old Michele is best known as the ever-striving Rachel Berry on Glee. She also starred in the Broadway production Spring Awakening and the film New Year's Eve.


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The trails from Wikiloc have been added to Google Earth!
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AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Agricultural damage by wild pigs not only affects the southeastern U.S., but is also a challenge faced by farmers around the world.
Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences professor Steve Ditchkoff has received an $80,000 grant from the government of Morocco for research and activities to help curb its growing population of wild pigs, which can destroy crops, cause environmental damage and impact other livestock and wildlife.
Ditchkoff, Auburn's William R. and Fay Ireland Endowed Distinguished Professor in Wildlife Sciences, will conduct a pilot study to see whether a trapping method developed by his graduate student, Rob Holtfreter, can be adapted to Morocco's pigs and system of removal. The project developed after Ditchkoff spoke recently at a summit in Morocco as the premier U.S. expert on wild pigs.
The meeting brought together key players in agriculture and forestry in Morocco, including the top ministry officials in those areas. The small panel of international experts also included one speaker from Spain and two from France, and each country's representative presented both the unique challenges and current research from their home region.
According to Ditchkoff, wild pigs are native to Morocco, but have been a growing threat to small farmers in the region.
"They have farmers with two and three acres," he said. "There are parts of the country that are much closer to subsistence agriculture. So this is impacting not just income, but the ability to feed the family and entire villages."
Among the panelists, Ditchkoff was unique in offering possible feasible solutions to pig removal. Holtfreter's system, called "whole sounder removal," capitalizes on the territoriality of family groups, or sounders, by removing the entire group of breeding females and their young at one time. Ditchkoff emphasizes that this is key; one female left behind will be able to repopulate a territory within 18 months.
"Within three hours of my talk, they wanted to run a pilot study on Rob's research," Ditchkoff said.
Ditchkoff and Mark Smith, a specialist with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System and an associate professor in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, put together a proposal that would combine research and extension. They propose to learn how best to control the Moroccan pigs as well as provide educational materials for the farmers whose livelihoods are being decimated.
"There are some things we'll have to learn, but it is achievable," Ditchkoff says. "The farmers are asking for help, but there's no one that can help them there. I think we have a high probability of success with this pilot study."
Ditchkoff and Smith are also planning to host the 2014 International Wild Pig Conference in Montgomery. For more information about Holtfreter's whole sounder removal system, a presentation is available online at http://www.wildpigconference.com/proceedings09/holtfreter1.pdf.
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