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Research Misconduct
Thomas University, through its commitment to academic excellence and ethical leadership, strives to promote a climate of honesty and integrity in research, and the research process. The University has established a policy on misconduct in research applicable to all research at the institution which includes the following.
It is the responsibility of executive administrators, deans, department chairpersons, program directors, faculty advisers, faculty overall, any employee proposing research, and individual investigators to familiarize themselves with Institutional Review Board policies and procedures. The University regards any infringement of these policies and procedures as a serious breach of professional standards. Interpretation of applicability of Institutional Review Board rules, policy, and regulations are solely the legal right and responsibility of the Institutional Review Board. General policy questions regarding any research involving human subjects, vertebrate animals or Recombinant DNA should be directed to the attention of the Institutional Review Board.
Research Misconduct Defined
For the purposes of Institutional Review Board (IRB) policy, research misconduct means "to knowingly and willfully act in non-compliance with the requirements of the conduct of research involving human subjects, vertebrate animals, and Recombinant DNA." Examples of research misconduct might include any of the following but are not limited the following stated examples:
- Failing to seek IRB approval before beginning research with human subjects, whether knowingly or inadvertently
- Failing to secure and properly document informed consent
- Modifying a research protocol without consulting IRB
- Failing to seek renewal of the IRB after the research approval period has expired
- Failing to report adverse events with human subjects
- Failing to adequately report risks to human subjects
- Performing inhumane acts to vertebrate animals
Thomas University and its Institutional Review Board recognize that unintentional errors are an inevitable part of the research process. To distinguish instances of knowing and willful research misconduct from "unintentional" errors, simple carelessness, and minor infractions, the Institutional Review Board will conduct a For-Cause Audit, according to the following procedures.
For-Cause Audit (Involving Human Subjects): Under 45 CFR 46.113 requirements, this review is performed when concerns regarding compliance, protocol adherence, or subject safety are brought to the attention of the Institutional Review Board. This audit may take place at the research site, or on the Thomas University campus, at the discretion of the Institutional Review Board, and may include but is not limited to review of the following:
- Institutional Review Board Approved Documentation
- Protocol file/regulatory documentation
- Consent/Assent Forms
- Individual Participant Records.
- Changes in the protocol and associated Institutional Review Board correspondence
- Review of all informed consents
- Review of subject accrual and recruitment practices
- Review of data collection tools and procedures
For-Cause Audit (Involving Vertebrate Animals and Recombinant DNA): Under the Animal Welfare Act and in accordance with the National Institute of Health Recombinant DNA Guidelines (NIH Guidelines), where applicable, any research involving vertebrate animals or Recombinant DNA that is reported as "in violation of standards and criteria of ethical research and/or research protocols" or in violation of the guidelines and policies of the aforementioned authorities as it pertains to the particular research area is subject to review by way of the For-Cause Audit.
The For-Cause Audit (in all instances regardless of research category) will be conducted by a subcommittee which will consist of Institutional Review Board members, including the Chair of the Institutional Review Board, and, where applicable, one ad hoc member for the purposes of providing expert opinion in the discipline of study under which the IRB application is submitted. The addition of ad hoc members will be implemented only if the IRB does not already consist of a member in the particular discipline listed within the research application under scrutiny or if additional expertise is needed for consideration. In the case of a For-Cause Audit, the Institutional Review Board may request a 100% audit of study participant's records and/or collected data. The Report will be presented to the entire Board at the next scheduled Institutional Review Board meeting. Subsequently, notification of observations of noncompliance will be sent to the Principal Investigator with a detailed explanation of the basis for the findings.
Actions will not be taken by the Institutional Review Board against any investigator or project without providing the investigator an opportunity to provide information in writing that might mitigate or refute an adverse finding.
All instances of research involving human subjects, vertebrate animals, and Recombinant DNA non-compliance will be reported to appropriate University officials, and may be reported to Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP), according to stated Federal reporting requirements and guidelines. Thomas University faculty, staff, and students who are found to be in violation of Institutional Review Board policies and/or Research Misconduct may be subject to sanctions relating to their participation in research involving human subjects, vertebrate animals, and in some instances Recombinant DNA. Depending on the severity of the violation, sanctions may involve a written warning, temporary suspension of the research, termination of the research, the permanent destruction of collected research data, or criminal prosecution as prescribed by law. All actions taken by the Institutional Review Board and Thomas University will be subject to Federal reporting guidelines and any applicable state or local regulations.


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Fracking (the condensed version):
- Drill a hole in the ground
- Pack that hole really tight (lol) with sand and water
- Earth around the hole fractures from the pressure (hence, "fracking")
- Valuable materials like petroleum and natural gas leak out of the fractures and into the hole
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Sounds good, right? Wrong. It carries a bunch of environmental and health risks, and, perhaps least importantly, many of the chemicals and materials associated with the fracking process literally stink. Badly.
Despite fracking sucking in numerous ways, the UK recently lifted its ban on companies using it to mine natural resources, which understandably has many of the UK's more environmentally conscious citizens in a fury. Enter, anti-fracking ads like this one.

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Today we learned that part of the white noise you see on a signal-less TV, or hear on an untuned radio, is actually remnants of the Big Bang. But do you know how that random static ended up turning into planets, stars, and other celestial bodies?
In its latest animated outing, Minute Physics explains how that crude cosmic stew, full of electrons and other particles racing around at high speeds, eventually cooled, calmed, and settled into atoms, elements, and eventually the massive glowing objects we see at night. Oh, and somehow curdled milk plays into things too. [YouTube]


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Mortgage industry trade groups sent a flurry of letters to federal regulators this week in efforts to alter the upcoming risk-retention rule before the extended comment period expired Aug. 1.
The rule, proposed in April under the Dodd-Frank Act, would require lenders to maintain 5% of the risk on all loans pooled into securities. The most heated debate revolves around the rule's exception: the qualified residential mortgage. Among requirements such as a strict debt-to-income limit and new servicing standards, the QRM must have at least 20% down from the borrower, according to the initial proposal.
The comments could be divided into two camps: those who claim the current QRM standards would constrict a still struggling housing market and those who would like to see their businesses included in the QRM definition.
While regulators are mulling over the comments, a spokesperson for the Federal Reserve could not give a timeline for when the final rule would be published.
The Mortgage Bankers Association CEO David Stevens said the rule as it is currently written deviates from the original lawmakers' intent. The mortgage bankers would rather eliminate the QRM, its mandatory debt-to-income thresholds, servicing standards and the down payment requirement.
"While a reasonable and affordable cash investment or LTV requirement may be warranted, the rules should not hardwire a specific amount but instead permit offsetting factors in the context of prudent underwriting," Stevens wrote. "Higher LTV loans may pose greater risks. However, these risks can be mitigated by compensating factors such as strong credit and appropriate documentation."
The National Association of Realtors letter complained that mortgages written outside of the QRM would carry higher interest rates and fees, choking off what little demand remains on the market.
"The proposed rule should be withdrawn, revised and republished for public comment. If not, then millions of hard-working, creditworthy consumers will not be able to achieve their dreams of owning a home," NAR President Ron Phipps wrote.
The Mortgage Insurance Companies of America wrote in an attempt to steer private insurers somewhere into the QRM definition. The current QRM definition does not include privately insured low down payment loans.
MICA tapped Milliman, an insurance consulting firm, to perform a study. It found that mortgages underwritten with private mortgage insurance showed lower default rates. The trade group then suggested raising the QRM maximum LTV ratio from 80% to 97%.
"Congress intended for private mortgage insurance to play a role in the housing finance system within the structure of the QRM definition; and the data unequivocally supports the essential role of private MI in contributing to overall performance of low down payment mortgage loans," MICA Executive Vice President Suzanne Hutchinson wrote.
The American Land Title Association also looked for a way into the QRM definition.
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J.J. Abrams may want to give Leonardo DiCaprio a call about appearing in the next "Star Wars" movie.
"The Great Gatsby" star is going to know all about space travel.
We just got word that a trip sitting next to DiCaprio on Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic space flight went for $1.5 million at amfAR's annual gala and auction at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.
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Another pair of tickets on the same flight went for $1.8 million. Branson hopes to launch the first trip from New Mexico at the end of the year. Seats on the flight go for about $200,000.
That's not all DiCaprio had to offer at the star-studded event, which took place at the Hotel du Cap.
A $2.3 million bid nabbed a package that included two tickets to the premiere and afterparty of DiCaprio's upcoming drama "Wolf of Wall Street" and an Oscar weekend that includes a room at the Beverly Hills Hotel, a Chopard watch, tickets to the Weinstein party and attending Elton John's annual viewing bash and Vanity Fair's legendary soiree with...Heidi Klum!
Oscar winner Adrien Brody auctioned off his own Bulgari watch, that he was actually wearing, for about $116,000.
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Take a white hike – snowshoeing in Lapland
Snowshoeing is a great way to experience Finland's wintry wildernesses, enjoy the fresh and clean air and get some exercise. Join a guided hike or do a little adventure on your own!
Outdoor activities are the key to making the most out of the winter wonderland that is Finland. An ancient way of crossing wintry landscapes, snowshoeing is steadily gaining popularity as an adventure activity today. Snowshoes give you float in deep snow and make the vast wilderness areas reachable even in wintertime. The extraordinary mystique of a quiet winter forest is best explored on snowshoes.
In Lapland, swapping the hustle and bustle of ski resorts and cities to the peace and quiet of the wilderness takes mere minutes.
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We have worked with Stuart Olson on a number of major projects over the past seven years. They understand our needs as a client and continue to provide valuable input during design, pricing, tendering, construction, and close-out phases for a variety of our projects SO are progressive builders and work collaboratively with our organization to achieve success for us as a client which in turn results in their continued success as a builder.
- David Dalen, Vice President GWL Realty Services
This $40 million project was successfully completed in 2013. The scope of work included the turnkey construction of new 260kV and 35kV sub-stations including: 9 km of power line complete; 34 tower structures; major highway crossing & utility crossings including existing 260kV and 25kV lines; with all tower base foundations were performed under difficult circumstances. The project required the supervision of 14 subcontractors, workface planning, detailed cost reporting and forecasting and pre-commissioning services. At its peak the project required 205 personnel and 266,500 man hours to completion.
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Completed in 2003, this 360,000 sq. ft. shopping mall caters to the Asian community in the Vancouver area. Named after Aberdeen Harbour in Hong Kong, this destination mall has over 100 stores on 3 levels. Construction began on the redevelopment of Aberdeen Mall in 2002 and was fast-tracked to achieve an aggressive December 2003 grand opening. Pre-construction planning and construction management services were extensive and included demolition, construction of Hollybridge Way as well as sewers, sidewalks and street lighting. Aberdeen Mall is a focal point of downtown Vancouver.
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Phase 1 of this state of the art warehouse and distribution centre was completed in 2010. Some of the most advanced construction methods were used for this 400,000 sq. ft. freezer and refrigerated storage facility and 25,000 sq. ft. of office space. Sustainability was built into the design with LED lighting, hydrogen fuel cells to power vehicles and a TOP reflective roof. Phase 1 generated 800 new jobs. Phase 2 at 433,000 sq. ft. was awarded to Stuart Olson at the successful completion of Phase 1.
- David Dalen, Vice President, GWL Realty Advisors
This $25 million hotel was completed in 2012. With 11 storeys and 160 units, this facility features a full range of guest amenities including a heated parkade, dining facilities and a fitness area with pool. The building was constructed utilizing precast concrete components and the Deltabeam Structural System, the first project to use the system in Canada.
This 3 phase redevelopment and expansion completed in 2013, is located in downtown Calgary. Valued at $200 million, this north and south campus expansion and renovation project connects to the city's LRT. Phase 1 renovations required that facilities remained open, requiring extensive preplanning. Phases 2 and 3 involved the construction of a new 280,000 sq. ft. South Campus facility, consisting of 3 levels of underground parking and 7 storeys of classrooms, labs and administration space. The new building connects to the North Campus and the rest of the downtown area via +15 and +30 bridges.
The project began with an $80 million renovation to a 1972 educational centre that continued to carry on operations, progressed to a $165 million new college structure in the heart of downtown Calgary and is concluding with a further $20 million retrofit of the renovated old campus. Delivering this complex project has been most challenging and a key component to its success has been the construction management process and commitment of Stuart Olson.
- Bernard Benning, Vice President Campus Development(retired) Bow Valley College
This 40 acre 600,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art facility was completed in 2012. Designed to accommodate up to 2,000 (double occupancy) male and female inmates in seven podular, three-tier housing units, this facility has the potential to expand to accommodate up to 3,000 inmates in total. The Centre includes support facilities such as admission and discharge, food services, healthcare and administration. Stuart Olson managed the construction of all support infrastructure for the project.
We are very proud of the overall success of the project team that brought this very important project to its conclusion, within budget and on schedule. Strong collaboration amongst the project team stakeholders paved the way to a successful project.
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This iconic symbol of the 2010 Winter Olympics has won over 30 design and innovation awards. The construction process required close collaboration to ensure that this spectacular vision was realized and ready for opening day. Designed to resemble a bird's wings in flight, this facility, with its unique construction challenges, was completed on time and on budget. Today, the building has transitioned to a sport and fitness facility serving the City of Richmond and surrounding communities. It consists of two NHL-sized hockey rinks, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts and a running track.
This 170 million dollar project was a very complex design built on challenging sub-soil conditions with a very demanding schedule involving extraordinary planning and execution.
Our Project has become a success, not only due to meeting the deadline, but also due to the physical delivery of a great design.
- Greg Kensick, Site Architect, Cannon Architecture Inc.
This $186 million, 3 phase expansion and renovation was completed in 2010. Phase 1 involved the addition of 2 levels of needed parking totaling 50,000 sq. ft. Phase 2 involved the construction of a 5 storey facility that today houses 4 patient units with a total of 32 additional beds. The phase 2 process required the relocation of roads, parking and site services without impeding the operation of the existing facility's operation. Phase 3 involved the renovation of existing critical care units which included operating rooms and special care nursery facilities.
The project was the construction of a very complex hospital structure in a very tight market. The project required the Team's best efforts to stay on schedule and budget while maintaining very high quality of all aspects of construction.
The LEED Gold submission is a testament to the dedication and hard work the Team put into project details.
Ed Mercier Director of PLC/RGH Capital Projects Alberta Health Services
Completed in 2013, this $190 million facility is the home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL. This landmark stadium seats up to 33,000 with private suites and an array of amenities for patrons. The design features a massive curvilinear roof that covers 80% of the seating areas and is the signature feature of the project. The construction process required extensive pre-planning with all stakeholders. In 2012, the intricate roof design was awarded the Tekla BIM Award for North America in the category of steel.
The Carbon Capture Project is the largest Carbon Capture facility in the world. This facility eliminates 1 million tons of CO2 emissions from the atmosphere each year.
Stuart Olson was responsible for the excavations, forming, and pouring of the large foundations/piers/slabs (2,600 m3 total) for the compressor portion of the Carbon Capture process. We were also responsible for the excavations, forming and pouring of the transformer bases and the concrete encased underground conduit, which supplies power to the compressor area.
A "Most Anticipated Building of 2018" according to Architectural Digest, the New Central Library has changed the face of downtown Calgary and had over 50,000 visitors on its opening weekend. At 240,000 square feet, it is approximately 66 per cent larger than the old central library. The building's complex geometry design was achieved by a hybrid structure of heavy duty structural steel, truss systems, structural concrete, and exposed architectural concrete. A particularly challenging aspect is the fact it is bisected by an LRT tunnel that emerges to grade at the north end of the library. However, 99 per cent of encapsulation was completed while the LRT was in full service.


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How to Edit Text on Your Droid X
Although you probably won't be editing your next great novel on your Droid X phone, you might want to fix the typos and ensure that the automatic word selection thing did its job properly. Happily, you can easily edit on the Droid X.
Moving the cursor
The first task in editing text is to move the cursor — that blinking vertical line where text appears — to the right spot. To move the cursor, simply touch that part of the text where you want the cursor to blink. This method works, but because your finger is probably fatter than the spot where you want the cursor, it's not quite effective.
You can position the cursor more accurately like this:
Touch the screen quickly.
A target icon appears where the cursor is located.
If a pop-up menu appears rather than the target option, press the Back soft button to dismiss the pop-up menu.
Try Step 1 again to make the target icon appear.
While that icon is visible, touch the screen again right on the icon and keep your finger down.
A pop-up magnification bubble appears, which lets you better position the cursor.
Selecting text
Selected text on a Droid appears highlighted on the touchscreen, just like selected text in a word processor. You can then delete, cut, or copy that block of selected text. It's the method of selecting text on a phone that's different:
Start selecting text by pressing and holding — a long press — any part of a text screen or input box.
The Edit Text menu appears.
Choose Select All in the Edit Text menu to select all text, either in an input box or whatever text you've been entering or editing in the current application.
Alternatively, choose Select Text to select a block of text starting at the cursor's location. Use the pointers at the start and end of the text to select the starting and ending point of a block of text.
Delete text by touching the Del key on the keyboard.
Replace text by typing something new while the text is selected.
To dismiss the Edit Text menu, press the Back soft button.
You can cancel a text selection by tapping the text
Selecting text on a Web page
When you're browsing the Web on your Droid X, you can select text by summoning a special menu item:
Press the Menu soft button to summon the Web browser's menu.
Choose More→Select Text.
Drag your finger over the text on the Web page you want to copy.
Lift your finger to complete selecting the text.
When you're finished selecting, the text is instantly copied. You can then paste the text into any application on your phone that accepts text input.
Cutting, copying, and pasting text
After selecting a chunk of text on the screen, you can then cut or copy that text and paste it elsewhere. Copying or cutting and then pasting text works just like it does on your computer.
Select the text you want to cut or copy.
Long-press the selected text.
Touch the text on the touchscreen and keep your finger down. The Edit Text menu appears.
Touch Cut or Copy on the menu to cut or copy the text.
When you choose Cut, the text is removed; the cut-and-paste operation moves text.
If necessary, start the application you want to paste text into.
Touch the input box or text area where you want to paste the copied or cut text.
Move the cursor to the exact spot where you want to paste the text.
Long-press the text box or area.
Touch the Paste command from the Edit Text menu that appears.
The text you cut or copied appears where the cursor was blinking.
The text you paste can be pasted again and again. Until you cut or copy additional text, you can use the Paste command to your heart's content.


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Pollinators are an indispensable part of a healthy environment and a secure food supply. Despite their recognized importance, some pollinators are in decline. The reasons for this are difficult to pinpoint, but the loss of floral diversity and habitats from our landscapes is a major concern. Increasing urbanization, expansion of intensive agriculture, invasive plants, widespread use of pesticides, climate change, and disease and parasites all play a role.
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The report from the State Department was brief: Thomas M. Jennings Jr., a federal worker from Burtonsville on a temporary assignment with NATO peacekeepers, had died in a car crash in Southern Bosnia.
Fifteen years later, it turns out that was only part of the story.
Unknown to neighbors and friends, Jennings was working for the CIA, the agency acknowledged last week.
A veteran covert officer — he told acquaintances he worked for the State Department — he volunteered to go to Sarajevo after the Bosnian war as a U.S.-led force worked to maintain peace.
Jennings was leading a four-vehicle convoy through unfamiliar territory late on the night of Dec. 2, 1997, when his car swerved off the road and into a creek. The married father of three was 49.
"He wanted to serve," said Vivian Lear Jennings, his wife of 27 years. "They really needed people, and it was a danger zone, and he just stepped up to the plate."
Jennings was one of 15 fallen CIA members honored last week during a closed ceremony at the agency's headquarters in Langley, Va.
Their deaths span a quarter-century, from five agency members killed in the 1983 attack on the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, to a young officer who died in Yemen in 2008. They include members who were killed in bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in the 1998, the hijacking of an airliner over the Indian Ocean in 1996, and the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1998.
Each of the fallen had been represented by a star on a memorial wall in the CIA compound, where their names have been read aloud once a year during a private ceremony for agency members and families. Now their names have been inscribed in the agency's Book of Honor and released to the public.
"They devoted their hearts and minds to a mission unlike any other, at an agency unlike any other, serving on the world's most dangerous frontiers to defend our people, defeat our adversaries and advance our freedoms," said CIA Director David H. Petraeus. "Their words and deeds will inspire us forever, and their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten."
A spokesman for the agency said the cases of fallen members are reviewed periodically to determine when or if an identity should be declassified.
Vivian Jennings knew her husband was in the CIA — he had landed the job with the help of a family connection — but she says he didn't divulge details of his work. She believes he was helping to re-establish the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo.
"He was impressed with the Bosnian people," she said. "He was very glad to be there, helping them get back on their feet."
A former Marine, Jennings joined the CIA in 1979, as he was finishing his undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland. He took his young family — Vivian and children Maggie, Ryan and Brendan — along on a three-year assignment in Rio de Janeiro and a two-year assignment to Vienna, Austria.
Between the overseas postings, the family lived in Maryland. Jennings had grown up in Wheaton; his wife was from Clarksville. He coached the children in youth baseball and basketball. She taught social studies in middle school.
On a table in her home, Vivian Jennings keeps an award bestowed by the agency after her husband's death. The front reads simply "United States of America." There are also a photograph of him coaching youth baseball in Vienna, the flag that draped his coffin, and letters from Bill Clinton, Leon Panetta, George J. Tenet and other high officials.
She speaks carefully but smiles often as she describes him. He was a moral man, she says, and witty and down to earth.
Early in their marriage, she says, before they had children, one of her students invited her to watch her basketball team. Her husband went, too. When they got there, there was no coach. Thomas Jennings stepped in — and led the team for the next four years.
He would sum up the experience: In fifth grade, they couldn't dribble. In sixth grade, they were better. In seventh grade, they won the city championship. In eighth grade, they didn't want to break their nails.
Vivian Jennings said her husband was a "hands-on" father before it became common. Brendan Jennings, who was at the University of Maryland when his dad died, remembered him as "the best father."
When Brendan was a teen, his father commuted to Langley in a car without a heater so his son could stay warm on his drive to high school.
"He was unselfish," Brendan Jennings said. "He was willing to take on any sort of burden of his own to prevent others from taking on a burden."
Vivian Jennings says it was not difficult to keep his career with the CIA a secret. Some of their friends might have suspected, she says, but none asked.
She herself knew little. "He couldn't tell me," she said.
David Bausch was Jennings' best friend from grade school on. He was Jennings' best man, the godfather of his eldest child, and his eulogist. He described him as "the funniest human being I've ever known."
"He had this unique, uncanny ability to detect something that you were sensitive about and know how to poke fun at it and get you to laugh at it and get over it," Bausch said. "Never in the entire 40 years we were friends did I ever see his humor turn mean-spirited. He had no hesitation or qualms about making fun of himself."
Bausch, who visited when Jennings was posted in New Delhi, says his friend never told him he worked for the CIA.
"He never shared or divulged details about what he was doing," Bausch said. "I think he felt honor-bound by whatever rules and propriety that he had. I did know that he believed very much in what he was doing."
"He loved serving his country," Vivian Jennings confirmed.
Jennings' assignment in Sarajevo was temporary; his family did not join him there. His last letter to his wife arrived two weeks after his death.
He wrote: "Take care of yourself, because if something happened to you, I couldn't go on."


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A bipartisan committee of the Senate has concluded that the Sept. 11, 2012, death of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans during an attack on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, was entirely preventable.
From everything we have read, it is an accurate and damning summation of the obvious.
The Senate Intelligence Committee report, although somewhat redacted, seems right on the money when it rebukes the State Department for not properly responding to multiple warnings that the threat to Westerners in the area was growing daily.
Interestingly, the committee also noted in a footnote that while it had been supplied many documents from the federal agencies involved in this fiasco, it had also encountered a great deal of resistance - especially from the State Department - that had actually hindered the investigation.
We find that appalling and shameful, but it is perhaps why the report pulled no punches when it wrote, 'The attacks were preventable, based on extensive intelligence reporting on the terrorist activity in Libya - to include prior threats and attacks against Western targets - and given the known security shortfalls at the U.S. Mission.'
It also spreads blame to the intelligence services and the Defense Department.
It faults the CIA for not informing the U.S. military command in Africa about an annex it was operating in Benghazi and it says that the Pentagon didn't have the proper resources in place to defend the diplomatic compound in an emergency.
Responding to the report, the State Department on Wednesday issued an update of its efforts to improve security at overseas posts. Better late than never, we suppose. We hope that the tragedy of Stevens' death can at least serve as a template for how not to run an operation in an unstable foreign land that is deteriorating by the day.
Not surprisingly, the report does little to address the charges that the Obama administration deliberately misled the public by downplaying and incorrectly characterizing the origins of the attacks because the presidential election was less than two months away.
However, the committee report did question why it took intelligence officials six days to publicly acknowledge that 'there were no demonstrations or protests' at the diplomatic compound 'before the attacks,' as they had previously reported.
Foreign posting in the diplomatic service always carries its share of risk, but it's important work and Americans who choose to serve their country in that way deserve all the protection the nation can reasonably give them. The four Americans who died in Benghazi didn't get that. As a nation we should vow that it will never happen again.


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I don't have any anticipated books for March really! I'm still reading books from February! Lol.ReplyDelete
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I honestly don't know - I've still got a huge TBR pile backlog and haven't paid a lot of attention to new publications in recent months. *gasp*ReplyDelete
The Undoing by Shelly Laurenston.
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I'm still reading a big book by Javier Moro so I'll be reading it :)ReplyDelete
Lady Midnight (The Dark Artifices #1) by Cassandra ClareReplyDelete
My most anticipated March read is A Study In Charlotte by Brittany Cavillaro although Iʻm not sure if Iʻll actually get around to it this month...ReplyDelete
Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs. Thanks for the giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
Hmmm maybe The Girl Who Fell by Shannon M. ParkerReplyDelete
Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare !ReplyDelete
Hopefully the new Harry Potter bookReplyDelete
Honestly don't have one, as I don't really stay on top of new books, I prefer reading the classics or older books xReplyDelete
I'm trying not to look ahead and instead tackle my TBR!ReplyDelete
For March, I'm excited for MAP OF FATES, GIRL LAST SEEN, and THE FIRST TIME SHE DROWNED!ReplyDelete
For me, even during spring break I won't actually be able to read anything that isn't related to my classes.... but looking towards that TBR pile for May! :)ReplyDelete
Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs. Thank you for the giveaway ^_^!ReplyDelete
No Ordinary Life by Suzanne Redfearn.ReplyDelete
Fire touched by Patricia Briggs.ReplyDelete
The Leaving Season by Cat JordanReplyDelete
Such a hard question! A Winner's Kiss, maybe. Or A Study in Charlotte, what I heard extremely good things about. Thanks for the giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
I cant wait to read all of them :)ReplyDelete
My most anticipated March read is definitely Burning Proof by Janice Cantore.ReplyDelete
Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare!ReplyDelete
I've been meaning to read The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi!ReplyDelete
The Winner's Kiss. I loved that series and excited for the last one. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Walk the Edge by Katie Mcgarry; thanks for the giveaway. :)ReplyDelete
i want to read Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare but i want to wait until its translated in my native language, bc i also read the mortal instruments in the same language and i still need to read the infernal devices first too :P thank you for this chanceReplyDelete
I'm trying to find Secret Sisters by Jayne Ann Krentz.ReplyDelete
I'm going to read a book off my long TBR list :DReplyDelete
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Lady Midnight by Cassandra ClareReplyDelete
Im excited to read the stuck-up suit by Penelope Ward and Vi Vi KeelandReplyDelete
Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare. YAY!!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to read Dark Promises by Christine Feehan.
Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare!ReplyDelete
Marked in Flesh by Anne Bishop and Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs.ReplyDelete
Taken by the Beast by Rebecca Hamilton.ReplyDelete
Lady Midnight!ReplyDelete
Lady Midnight by Cassandra Claire!ReplyDelete
I have to say Emergency Delivery by Samanthe Beck. The hero was first introduced in Emergency Engagement and I desperately want to know how him and the heroine end up together. Plus, I might already be half in love with the guy.ReplyDelete
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I don't remember having one for March.ReplyDelete
Drifter by Bella Jewel and Teacher by Ella Emerson.ReplyDelete
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I have so many but what comes to my mind are Hetch by River Savage and Fatal by Evie Harper!ReplyDelete
Midnight Lily by Mia SheridanReplyDelete
I am really not sure ... there are so many great books coming out!
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the new patricia briggs in the mercy thompson series and marked in flesh by anne bishopReplyDelete
My Fair Gentleman!ReplyDelete
Probably another Sharon Salas mystery suspenseReplyDelete
Just started Violet Storm. Sci-fi dystopian YA.ReplyDelete
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I have about 60 books waiting to be read - new ones are not quite on the radar yet lol!! however, I'm looking forward to checking out what's coming up!ReplyDelete
vanishing girls!ReplyDelete
Deliverance by H.B. MooreReplyDelete
Sleepless In Manhattan by Sarah Morgan,Hardball by CD Reiss,Need You For Mine by Marina Adair and Emergency Delivery by Samanthe Beck :)ReplyDelete
Walk the Edge by Katie Mcgarry.ReplyDelete
Julia Quinn's Because of Miss BridgertonReplyDelete
I get a lot of ARC's, so anything to do with romance or cozy mystery is on my list.ReplyDelete
The Winner's Kiss by Marie Rutkoski!ReplyDelete
So I'm really behind, but I'm hoping to read Stars Above.ReplyDelete
So I'm really behind, but I'm hoping to read Stars Above.ReplyDelete
Mia Sheridan's Midnight Lily!!!ReplyDelete
A thousand boy kisses by Tillie Cole.ReplyDelete
My most anticipated read for March is Stars Above by Marrisa Meyer.ReplyDelete
My most anticipated read for March is definitely new novel by Jane Costello. :DReplyDelete
I am most anticipating reading Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare!ReplyDelete
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Walk the Edge and Winter are on my list! Thank you for the giveaway!
The Winner's Kiss, I really want to know how the trilogy ends :)ReplyDelete
The Madwoman Upstairs, just hoping I get to it soon!ReplyDelete
I'm currently reading The 3rd Woman that I won on Goodreads and after that, who knows!ReplyDelete
I;m excited for Rebel of the Sands!ReplyDelete
Winter (The Lunar Chronicles) by Marissa Meyer
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One of them is Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs.ReplyDelete
I'm reading it right now... YOU by Caroline Kepnes :)ReplyDelete
My most anticipated read for March is Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs.ReplyDelete
I find so many wonderful books each month that I cannot choose just one.ReplyDelete
Lady Midnight by Cassandra ClareReplyDelete
I just got The Forgotten Room and I'm looking forward to reading that one!ReplyDelete
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I don't know I just look around until I find a book that looks interesting.ReplyDelete
Curtis by Nicole Edwards and Logan by Tijan!! Can't wait!!!ReplyDelete
It's not coming out in March but I'd like to read The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo.
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I am looking forward to Dark Promise by Christine Feehan. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I am looking forward to reading Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare.ReplyDelete
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I am excited about Rebel of the Sands. I read an excerpt and cannot wait to continue the story.ReplyDelete
There are a few, but mostly Julia Quinn's, Because of Miss Bridgerton. I love this series.ReplyDelete
There are a few, but mostly Julia Quinn's, Because of Miss Bridgerton. I love this series.ReplyDelete
I don't have any anticipated reads for March, I'm still working my way through previous reads!ReplyDelete
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Lady Midnight by Cassandra Clare!ReplyDelete
Is there a scary YA coming this month?! If so, that one PLEASE!ReplyDelete
I see a lot of good books coming out in March but I don't have one I'm anticipating.
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Rudolph Maurice Loewenstein (January 17, 1898, in Łódź, Congress Poland - April 14, 1976, in New York City) was a Polish-French-American psychoanalyst.
After studying medicine and neurology in Zurich, Loewenstein was analyzed in Berlin by Hans Sachs. He became a member of the German Psychoanalytic Society (DPG) in 1925. The same year he began to practice as a teaching analyst in Paris, where he trained a number of future analysts, including, notably, Jacques Lacan.
In 1926, he founded the first French psychoanalytic society, the Société psychanalytique de Paris (SPP), along with eight other psychoanalysts, including René Laforgue, Marie Bonaparte, Raymond de Saussure, and Angelo Hesnard. He was elected secretary of the SPP. In 1927, he participated in the creation of the Revue française de psychanalyse.
In 1930, he became a French citizen and began his studies anew - defending his thesis for a doctorate in medicine in 1935. In 1939, he was mobilized as a doctor in the French army. After the Armistice, he fled to the south of France and from there left for the United States, where he settled in New York. There he pursued a distinguished institutional career with the International Psychoanalytic Association (IPA), becoming its vice president from 1965 to 1967.
Loewenstein is known above all as one of the foremost figures, with Ernst Kris and Heinz Hartmann, of what has been called Ego psychology
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- Origine du masochisme et la théorie des pulsions, 1938
- The vital or somatic drives, 1940
- Psychanalyse de l'Antisemitisme, 1952
- Zs. mit Heinz Hartmann and Ernst Kris: Notes on the theory of aggressions, 1949
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The Ceres Unified School District administered the California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS) in the 2018-2019 school year. We wish to thank all the school staff, teachers, parents, and students who participated in the survey for their commitment, time, and effort.
The CHKS is a service provided by the California Department of Education (CDE) to districts that want to collect information on the health risks and resilience of their students. This report provides a summary of the survey's purpose and key findings relating to substance use, violence and safety. While it is essential to identify and address student problems, it is equally important that we do not lose sight of the positive behaviors and attitudes of most youth. The CHKS provides the data to do this. This report summarizes the results for key indicators of risk and well-being. The complete survey results are available in the district's Technical Report below.
The "CHKS Goals" at the end of this document provides the reasons why the district administered the survey. The most important reason is the monitoring of progress toward promoting youth well-being and school success. Schools increasingly need—and are often required—to find out what problems their students face and to put in place programs to address them. This is an essential part of efforts to improve student academic performance and positive youth development.
More specifically, the survey meets the requirements of the federal Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Act (SDFSCA) and contains eleven performance indicators that the California Department of Education has identified for schools to monitor in meeting the Act's goals of reducing substance use and violence by youth, as required by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The results for these Performance Indicators are summarized in Tables 2 and 3.
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Player of the Week - No. 4
Weaver proved to be the key cog in three Golden Eagle wins over the past week, including a 3-2 victory over Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference rival Aquinas (Mich.) on Sept. 24. She collected a triple-double in the win, posting 15 kills, 31 assists and 15 digs. For the week, she totaled 29 kills, 29 digs, four service aces and dished out 56 assists as Cornerstone improved to 15-1 this season.
The 6-0, sophomore setter from Rockford, Mich., ranks ninth in the NAIA in total service aces with 34 and 12th with .63 service aces per set. Her 402 assists in 2011 tops the Golden Eagles. Her 136 kills is second-best on the team.
The next Player of the Week announcement will be on Oct. 4.
Nominees: Lauren Stuckel, Missouri Baptist; Kristin Pressley, Oklahoma Baptist; Emily Atkinson, Westminster (Utah); Taryn Nash, Spring Hill (Ala.); Melanie Lawrence, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Jordan Gray, Bethel (Kan.); Joanna Fretthold, Daemen (N.Y.); Kaeli Austin, Morningside (Iowa); Kaley Lyons, Evangel (Mo.); Ana Guerra, Texas at Brownsville; Thaise Vieira, Bethel (Tenn.); Tori Matzen, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Christal Hollins, Southern-New Orleans (La.); Lauren Crump, Indiana East; Abby Hall, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Kendra Fiddler, Milligan (Tenn.); Fei Gao, Concordia (Calif.); Kate Denlinger, Indiana Wesleyan; Samantha James, Campbellsville (Ky.); Kelsey Soos, College of Idaho ; Kali Schnacker, Bellevue (Neb.).
2011 Composite Winners
Week 1: Danica Markovic, Texas at Brownsville
Week 2: Paula Ferreira, Columbia (Mo.)
Week 3: Yiting Cao, Spring Hill (Ala.)
Week 4: Kim Weaver, Cornerstone (Mich.)