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October 15, 2012
Eyes on the Green Screen!
Filming has been going on around campus recently as Columbus State's ad agency Ologie shoots footage for the college's new TV commercials. Using a green screen—the chroma key technique—allows filmmakers to use special effects in the final editing, adding different backgrounds or scenes to the video. More than 100 students were selected to appear in the four 15-second ads, which will begin airing in November, after the election. The pictured student is Erin Rundio, a first-year Preferred Pathway student who plans to study speech pathology.
"Customized" career fairs respond to student needs
Career Services recently hosted the first annual disABILITIES Career Fair on October 10, in recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The event offered students and alumni a chance to connect with community agencies and employers regarding prospective careers, employment and internship opportunities.
Customized career fairs such as this are designed to respond to the unique needs of Columbus State students, but are open to all students interested in attending. Career Services will offer another custom career fair when they host the Veterans Career Fair, Wednesday, November 14, from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in the Nestor Hall lounges.
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Lego robots are back and volunteers are needed!
The FIRST Lego League Competition will be held Saturday, December 15, in the Columbus State Conference Center, and the organizing committee is looking for volunteers to help. FIRST Lego League is a large regional robotics contest for middle school children, and Columbus State has hosted it for more than 10 years. Volunteers are needed for judging, coordination of teams, refereeing the competition, and scoring for the event. No robotics experience is needed, and all volunteers receive training, so if you're interested in helping or you would like more information about this rewarding experience, please contact Gene Sprang at ext.7101 or Chuck Kassor at ext.7108 in the Aviation Maintenance Technology.
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OfficeMax is Columbus State's new office supply provider. This change will provide us with several added benefits, including:
Cost savings. It is estimated Columbus State will save at least 17-20 percent over last year.
Scholarships. OfficeMax will provide an annual scholarship based on purchasing volume.
Sustainability. There are a number of green-friendly options including the online supply catalog (no more printed copies), pick-up of empty toner cartridges, and reusable delivery boxes.
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More details on dates and times for training will be made available. The transition to OfficeMax is being coordinated by Supervisor of Purchasing Darrin Albaugh.
New Employee Resource Group focuses on "under 40"
Last year, the Department of Diversity and Study Abroad Programs launched the college's official Employee Resource Group (ERG) program. ERG program coordinators hope to provide more targeted and in-depth networking opportunities for faculty, staff and administrators. Employee Resource Groups are designed to help employees build relationships as well as a deeper sense of community with other employees who share their unique and diverse identities.
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The Staff Advisory Council will launch its annual fund drive in support of the Mid-Ohio Foodbank on In-Service Day, Wednesday, October 17. Canned goods can be donated in boxes near the Parking Garage and the Gymnasium, and collection boxes will also be placed in other donation areas around campus during this campaign, which runs through November 19. The types of food items needed include canned fruits, tuna, canned vegetables, soups, peanut butter, etc. SAC cannot accept home-canned or expired items for the Food Drive.
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Welcome Craig - your blog was timely and the comments section must have quickly made you realise the sort of people who inhabit the world of "9/11 Truth", both the good and the bad. I haven't been as active in recent months as have been too busy but I am a regular reader.
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Registrations are completed online via our sport registration forms.
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At Kristin we field Touch teams in four grades:
- Junior School (Year 3-4 and Year 5-6 teams)
- Year 7 and 8 Intermediate Grade (Boys', Girls' and Mixed teams)
- Junior Secondary School (Year 9-10: Boys and Girls' teams)
- Senior Secondary School Grade (Boys', Girls' and Mixed teams)
Junior School Touch is played in Term 4 on Monday afternoona at Sunnynook Park.
Year 7-8 Touch is played in Term 4 on Thursday afternoona at Sunnynook Park.
Year 9-10 Touch is played in Term 4 on Tuesday afternoons at Hato Petera.
Senior School Touch is played in Term 1 on Tuesday afternoons at Hato Petera.
Touch training usually takes place before or after school. Junior School teams practice at lunchtimes.
Teams from Year 7-13 need to purchase a Kristin Touch singlet from the Retail Shop. School PE shorts from Year 7-10 are compulsory. Seniors should wear navy blue shorts. Junior School teams wear their PE uniform. The school tracksuit is compulsory for all students in school sports teams. Students are expected to arrive at all sporting events in their tracksuit.
Fees for Touch are approximately $70 per player.
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Romain Grosjean believes he has proven himself as one of the best drivers in Formula One this year and says he is ready to lead Lotus into 2014.
Grosjean transformed his reputation in the second half of the year from a quick but crash-prone driver to Red Bull's closest challenger. A series of crashes in 2012 led to criticism from fellow drivers at the end of last year, but now that he has started to deliver on his potential, Grosjean believes he is among the best in the world.
"I think I have proven that I am part of the best drivers and that's how I consider myself," he said. "It took some work and some painful time to get there, but I am now proud of what I am doing and I don't think I can do more."
He said he put pressure on himself after 2012 to improve his form.
"I was probably the one that was the most negative about myself," he added. "I hate not being able to do what I want to be able to do and it was hard. It wasn't nice to read those comments, but that was not what was worst, the worst was to not be happy with what you are doing. Right now I am glad because I'm very happy with what I am doing and it's always nice to be able to read those nice comments. But it's mainly with yourself that you need to be happy."
Kimi Raikkonen has left Lotus for Ferrari over the winter and Grosjean will be joined by Pastor Maldonado next year. However, after two years of growing up with the team, Grosjean believes he is the right man to lead it in 2014.
"I do think so. The team knows me and I know them very well. I feel at home at Enstone and I feel at home when I am with them, and we do enjoy our time together. We work hard and we are always able to say things face-to-face, which is important when I'm not driving well, and the times when I'm not happy with something I tell them. That relationship allows us to step up and I think they are ready for me to be the leader and I am ready to be the leader."


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Markets are getting clobbered in today, and shares of GOOG are also in the red but moving closer to the flat line by midday. Google will announce earnings on Thursday, July 19. Investors continue look for Android momentum and monetization on smartphones and tablets; integration of Motorola; regaining ground in China; the resurgence of Google TV; continued growth of YouTube; expansion of social network Google +; and progress in other initiatives (location-based services, mapping, Google Wallet, Google Music, etc.). The stock trades at approximately 10.1x Enterprise Value / EBIT.
Android Rules U.S. And Europe Smartphone Sales (CNet)
For the first time ever, Android has dominated smartphone sales over the last 12 weeks in several major markets, including the U.S., Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain, and Australia, according to data from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech. In all of these countries, Google's mobile OS has taken at least half of smartphone sales, with the lowest being in Italy at 49.6% and highest in Spain with 84.1%. The data is from sales recorded over the last 12 weeks ending on June 10. Despite Android's 50.2% share in the U.S., it's important to note that this number has decreased by 6.8% from last year, mostly due to the iPhone 4S.
Who Will Win The Mobile Social Network? (BI Intelligence)
The move to mobile computing and the rise of social networking are the two defining trends in computing over the last five years. So who is best positioned as social networking goes mobile? Google is in a surprisingly strong position because of its strength in mobile and local businesses, and the lack of engagement on Google+ may not be as big a problem as it seems. Read more about Google's competition in social networking on the mobile front at BI Intelligence.
Google Might Make Money On The Nexus 7 After All (All Things Digital)
Google's Nexus 7 tablet may be all about an attempt to compete with Apple's incredibly popular iPad, but when you crack it open, it sure looks an awful lot like Amazon's Kindle Fire inside, according to IHS iSuppli. They took a Nexus 7 apart in order to see what components are inside, and to estimate what each of them costs. The early verdict is that the low-end eight gigabyte model of the Nexus 7, which sells for $199, costs $151.75 to build.
Who's Afraid Of Google fibre? (GigaOM)
Want details on details on Google's fibre-to-the-home deployment in Kansas City. So does Time Warner Cable. The company, one of the ISPs providing broadband access in the city, is fishing for details on the Google deployment, and is willing to pay $50 tips. Which implies that Time Warner is concerned enough about the potential competitive threat that Google's deployment represents to suss out all the details it can. And they should be afraid. It will likely lead to more cord cutters.
Google TV Is Missing Targets (paidContent)
In December, Eric Schmidt promised, "By the summer of 2012, the majority of the televisions you see in stores will have Google TV embedded in it." Well it's July and there are currently four Google TV devices, including only two integrated TVs. So what went wrong? Buoyed by Android's widespread adoption by smartphone manufacturers, Schmidt believed gaining Google TV carriage would be almost as inevitable. But the reality has so far turned out differently. Google has to increase its OEMs creating the software enabled hardware.
Google And Microsoft Pilfering Search Share From Yahoo (comScore)
If you didn't think Google could get more search market share, it has reached 66.8% in June, up from 66.7% in May. Bing reached 15.6%, up from 15.4% in May. Both are all time highs. Yahoo, on the other hand, was down to 13%. That is the 10th consecutive declining month in which the company has fallen. Bing, meanwhile, has had 26 straight months of either flat or rising market share. This trend has been playing out a while now. Google and Bing pick up a little bit of share, Yahoo loses a little bit. Considering how much money Microsoft has invested in Bing, it has to be disappointing that Google isn't losing share.
Here's How Amazon Can Take On Google In The Mobile Phone Market (Crash Dev)
It won't be easy, but there's a way for Amazon to do something entirely different and incredibly disruptive. Amazon's Kindle Fire launch sent a clear message: Amazon is playing to win in this new, vertically integrated mobile device / OS / media war. And it will be Jeff Bezos' favourite play: minuscule margins and massive patience. We've seen glimmers of Amazon's mobile strategy already:
- By pricing Kindle Fire at BOM they quickly became the best-selling Android tablet on the market, betting that they'd make up the lost margin in increased share of wallet over time.
- Experiments with ad-supported Kindles have allowed Amazon to test the waters for other types of hardware subsidies that boost lifetime value while keeping retail hardware prices low.
If you take these ideas to their logical conclusion, it's not hard to imagine Amazon pulling the biggest move of all: giving away a pretty good smartphone, along with unlimited voice calling, completely free.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. - UMBC cross country squads placed fourth against very strong fields at Navy on Saturday. The men competed in the Navy Invitational, while the women were a part of the Salty Dog Invitational. Both of head coach Matt Gittermann's squads were competing for the second time in the span of eight days.
On the women's side, UMBC was led by Nicole Dawson (Jessup, Md./Hammond), who earned a top-20 finish by placing 16th in the Salty Dog Invitational. The sophomore completed the 6k event in a time of 21:58.88. Dawson just edged Retriever senior Cody Mezebish (Westminster, Md./South Carroll ), who finished 18th at 22:00.77.
Freshman Sarah Zielinski (Boonsboro, Md./Boonsboro) also earned a top-20 position, crossing in 20th place in a time of 22:11.12. Junior Sarah Daly (Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion) earned the 25 th position overall (22:20.64), while junior Julie Gessler (Ellicott City, Md./Institute of Notre Dame) was two spots behind (22:33.19).
Host Navy (38 points) edged Maryland (49) and American (58) for the title. UMBC placed fourth with 106 points, ahead of Loyola (Md.) (113), George Washington (171) and Howard (219).
Navy's Annie-Norah Beveridge won the event in a time of 20:46.23.
On the men's side, UMBC's top five runners all crossed the line within 30 seconds of one another. Sophomore Hassan Omar (Frederick, Md./Thomas Johnson) paced the Retrievers, finishing 11th in the field and completing the 8k run in 24:54.90. Senior Jake Albino (Hampton, N.Y./Minisink Valley) also placed in the top 20, earning 17th position, in a time of 25:07.39.
The next three Retrievers finished back-to-back-to-back, led by junior Eric Schuler (Columbia, Md./Reservoir). Schuler, who paced UMBC in its victory at the America East Pre-Conference Meet on Sept. 7, crossed in 20th position in a time of 25:11.81. Senior Andrew Smith (Chadds Ford, Pa./Garnet Valley) placed 21st in a time of 25:18.89, and sophomore Redatu Semeon (Waldorf, Md./Thomas Stone) finished in 22nd position at 25:24.27.
National power Georgetown placed five runners in the top eight and won the meet with 26 points. Host Navy placed second with 37 points, followed by American (83), UMBC (91), Howard (183), George Washington (186), Loyola (Md.) (194), Catholic (241) and Bowie State (252).
Navy sophomore Stephen Schroeder won the meet in a time of 23:55.69.
Both squads return to action on Saturday, Oct. 5 when they compete at the Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa.


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If you weren't planning on watching tonight's Heat-Hawks game, you should be now, because according to a press release that was sent out this morning, rapper T.I. will be doing color commentary for at least two quarters during the game.
With music, acting, producing, two novels and fashion under his belt, Atlanta native, T.I. will soon add NBA color commentator to his resume. When the Atlanta Hawks take on the Miami Heat Friday night at Philips Arena, T.I. will join longtime SportSouth commentator Bob Rathbun and former Atlanta Hawk Duane Ferrell as contributing sports analyst.
During his debut, T.I. will participate in live game day coverage on SportSouth during the first two quarters of the Atlanta Hawks vs. Miami Heat game airing at 7:30 p.m.
I never knew that T.I.'s résumé was so robust. Personally, I will always remember him for his role in ATL, a film that included a lot of roller skating and a a scene in which T.I. throws a wad of money right in Big Boi's face. That movie was awesome.


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The Kentucky Three-Day Event is the largest annual equine competition held at the Kentucky Horse Park. One of only six three-day events in the world that are ranked at the highest level, four stars (CCI****), it is the first three-day eventing competition of the year on the international calendar. The Kentucky Three-Day Event is held each year during the last weekend of April. See the Calendar of Events for current information.
Eventing is considered the triathlon of the equine world, where horse and rider teams compete in three distinct equine disciplines: Dressage, Cross-Country and Jumping. The team with the lowest number of faults and the fastest time wins the competition.
The Kentucky Three-Day Event returns to Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington this year. The field includes dozens of riders from countries all over the world.
The event is one of the world's most prestigious equestrian competitions, and is one of only six Four-Star Three-Day Events in the world and the only one in the Western Hemisphere. It is a part of the FEI Classics Series, which unites the top four-star international Eventing competitions from around the world.
Known to fans as "The Best Weekend all Year," the Kentucky Three-Day Event offers something for everyone: the highest-level of equestrian competitors, tailgating, music, shopping, bourbon tastings, and more. Visitors also receive general admission to the Kentucky Horse Park, America's only theme park dedicated to horses.
The Kentucky Three-Day Event hosts many of the world's best horses and riders each year as they compete for their share of the $350,000 in prize money. Riders also have a chance at winning the $350,000 Grand Slam of Eventing, which is awarded to any rider who wins the Kentucky, Mitsubishi Motors Badminton and Land Rover Burghley Four-Star Events in succession.
The Kentucky Three-Day Event is one of the most prestigious equestrian competitions in the world. The Fédération Equestre Internationale (International Equestrian Federation – FEI), the world's governing body of equestrian sports, has designated the Kentucky Three-Day Event as a "Four Star" eventing competition, the sport's highest designation, which is given only to the Olympic Games, World Championships, and six annual events around the world.
Ticket options typically include four-day, three-day, and single-day general admission as well as group rates and reserved grandstand seating. Ground admission tickets include parking, admission to the grounds, International Trade Fair and the Kentucky Horse Park. To watch the competition in the Rolex Stadium, a reserve stadium seat in addition to the Grounds Admission ticket needs to be purchased.
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Everybody's favourite octogenarian media tycoon is at it again. This time, Rupert Murdoch is accused of hiring hackers to crack a pay-TV rival's encryption system and then post the hack on the internet in order to financially cripple them. It worked: they're now bust.
The BBC reports that Murdoch enlisted Lee Gibling to hack the smart cards used by pay-TV rival ITV Digital in their set-top boxes. Then, the details were leaked across the internet so users of the ITV service could avoid paying their monthly subscription fees.
Like much of the news created in Murdoch's wake, this story has been well-hidden until now — in fact, the practice saw ITV's pay-TV company go bust in 2002. ITV Digital's former chief technical officer, Simon Dore, told the the BBC that the hacking was:
"...the killer blow for the business, there is no question. The business had its issues aside from the piracy... but those issues I believe would have been solvable by careful and good management. The real killer, the hole beneath the water line, was the piracy. We couldn't recover from that."
His plan worked, then. Since 2002, Murdoch's own pay-TV company — BSkyB — has been a dominant force in UK pay-TV. British regulators are, however, investigating whether he is "fit and proper" to be in control of BSkyB. [BBC]


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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (UPI) -- Supporters and opponents of collecting sales taxes for online transactions are lining up U.S. congressional backing for their positions, officials say.
Retailers now are pressuring the congressional supercommittee -- tasked with reducing the federal deficit by $1.2 trillion during the next decade -- to include language based on an online sales tax bill Sen. Rick Durbin, D-Mich., introduced during the summer, Roll Call reported Wednesday.
Durbin has been working with Republican Sens. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Mike Enzi of Wyoming on bipartisan legislation that would allow states to collect sales tax on Internet transactions.
Currently a state cannot force an out-of-state Internet entity to collect and pay the sales tax the state's residents are required to pay on purchases made in brick-and-mortar stores.
Opponents -- notably online auctioneer eBay -- have their own congressional supporters. Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., are getting ready to introduce a non-binding measure that would to protect small Net businesses from any new tax scheme.
The Wyden-Ayotte legislation would affirm that federal legislation should not grant states authority to impose new tax collecting requirements on small Internet businesses and entrepreneurs, Roll Call said.
While the sales tax proposals wouldn't help the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction add to the federal treasury, supporters say the additional state sales tax revenue could help ease the effect of cuts on already cash-strapped state budgets.
"Whatever the supercommittee does, the states are going to be adversely impacted. It's our best argument," David French, chief lobbyist for the National Retail Federation, told Roll Call. "This is not inherently something the supercommittee is going to want to do by themselves."
Durbin dismissed the idea that the supercommittee would take up the measure.
"You guys think the supercommittee is doing everything," he told Roll Call.
The National Retail Federation has spent about $3.4 million on lobbying so far this year and the Retail Industry Leaders Association has spent $2.6 million, lobbying disclosure reports indicted.
Opposition has come from anti-tax advocates and large Internet retailers such as eBay, which has spent about $2.7 million on lobbying activities in the past year.


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The ship arrived under tow in the fjord near Murmansk around 10:00 local time this morning accompanied by a tug boat and the Russian Coast Guard vessel Ladoga, following Thursday's boarding by armed security forces.
A number of independent legal experts have now supported Greenpeace International's position that the boarding was illegal under international law (1). Separately, over 50 Russian NGOs including WWF Russia have signed a joint statement calling for the activists to be released (2).
Greenpeace International lawyers are demanding immediate access to the 30 activists who have been held for over four days without legal or consular assistance. It is still not known whether Russia intends to lay formal charges and Greenpeace has not received any formal contact from the authorities.
Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo said:
"Greenpeace International has a 40 year history of taking peaceful action to protect the environment, and last week's protest against dangerous Arctic oil drilling was carried out in line with these strong principles. Our activists did nothing to warrant the reaction we've seen from the Russian authorities.
"It's been four days since our ship was boarded and we have still not been offered a legal basis for the raid, and nor have our activists been allowed any contact with lawyers or consular officials.
"Our activists are motivated only by a passionate belief in the need to protect the Arctic from reckless oil drilling and climate change. We demand their immediate release."
In August last year Naidoo protested at the same Prirazlomnaya platform (3) as well as appearing alongside Russian scientists to present evidence showing the potential consequences of an oil spill from the structure. The study estimated that over 3,000 miles of Russia's coastline could be affected (4).
Greenpeace International today highlighted worker footage of the platform showing a large safety ladder being ripped off the side of the platform during a fierce Arctic storm in October 2011 (5).
A full timeline of events, as well as Greenpeace International's response to various allegations about the direct action including possible piracy charges are available at http://www.greenpeace.org/international/arctic/
Contact:Greenpeace International press desk: +31 (0)20 718 24 70 or Greenpeace International picture desk: +31 (0) 20718 2471Greenpeace International video desk: +31 (0) 20718 2472
Information about last week's protest at Gazprom's oil platform can be found here:
Video:Most recent news edit:http://photo.greenpeace.org/C.aspx?VP3=ViewBox&STID=27MZIFV1XJTU&CT=Story
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(1) Prof. Dr. Stefan Kirchner, Visiting Professor Fundamental and Human Rights, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, stated in a legal opinion published 22 September 2013:
"Russia's actions with regard to the ARCTIC SUNRISE are incompatible with the international law of the sea as codified in the Law of the Sea Convention, the European Convention on Human Rights, the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations and possibly other international treaties. It appears that Russia has violated the human rights of the crew members as well as rights of the flag State (Netherlands) and of the crew members' respective home States. In order to comply with international law, Russia has to ensure the speedy release of the vessel and its crew."
Prof. Dr. Gert Jan Knoops, Adjunct Professor International Criminal Law, stated in Dutch daily De Volkskrant on 20 September 2013 that, judging on the information available to him, the Russian Coast Guard lacked the legal authority to board the Arctic Sunrise.
Prof. Dr. Doris König, Claussen Simon Chair for International Law at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg commented on 20 September 2013 that it is likely that the ship's arrest outside of the safety zone constitutes a violation of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
(2) NGOs included WWF Russia, Moscow and Bellona, St. Petersburg. Joint statement is available here:http://www.greenpeace.org/russia/ru/news/2013/23-09-together-Arctic-Sunrise/
(3) http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/press/releases/Greenpeace-International-head-boards-Gazprom-Arctic-oil-platform/
(4) http://www.greenpeace.org/russia/en/news/Prirazlomnaya-oil-spill-would-threaten-Russian-Arctic-with-irreparable-disaster-study-/
(5) Ladder footage seen at http://tv29.ru/?bl60number=8211Cited by WWF Russia PP 8 http://www.wwf.ru/data/mailer/media/spravka_po_gazpromu_clean.pdf


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This 1941 photograph shows the members of the Frederick Douglass Society at City College (CCNY). The group, originally established in 1921 by ten black students, was one of the most active clubs on campus and, for several years, campaigned for the [...]
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The task of welcoming immigrants, refugees and displaced persons into full participation in the Church and society with equal rights and duties continues the biblical understanding of the justice of God reaching out to all peoples and rectifying the situation of the poor, the orphans, the widows, the disadvantaged, and especially in the Old Testament, the alien and the stranger.
Together a New People: Pastoral Statement on Migrants and Refugees.
National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1986
CLINIC's Catholic identity infuses every aspect of its work—how it is governed, who it serves, how it treats its clients, the way it works, and why it does the work that it does.
First, CLINIC was founded by the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops and is governed by a Board comprised primarily of bishops. It operates as a legal support agency for diocesan immigration programs.
Second, the kinds of cases and advocacy positions taken by the Catholic network—involving family reunification, protection of the persecuted, empowerment through work, authorization, legal status and citizenship—have their roots in Catholic social teaching.
Third, CLINIC views newcomers in their full human dignity, not solely from a legal service perspective. This requires CLINIC and its affiliates to partner with programs and agencies that can meet the non-legal needs of newcomers.
Fourth, CLINIC takes the Catholic view that advocacy draws its legitimacy from service. Service allows advocates to give voice to newcomers, not to speak "for" them.
Fifth, CLINIC has adopted a principle of Catholic social teaching—subsidiarity—to guide its programmatic commitments. Subsidiarity leads CLINIC to respect the different roles and capacities of its local partner agencies and to encourage them to assume as much responsibility for newcomers as they can. This allows CLINIC to focus its limited resources on needs that local programs cannot meet. In this way, CLINIC seeks to leverage maximum legal representation for low-income newcomers.
Sixth, the Catholic network safeguards the rights and promotes the dignity of all newcomers; it does not distinguish among prospective clients based on race, religion or ethnic background.
Justice for Immigrants Campaign
In June 2004, the USCCB Committee on Migration and CLINIC's Board of Directors voted to make immigration reform, with special emphasis on comprehensive immigration reform, a major public policy priority within the Church. The result was the creation of Justice for Immigrants, the Catholic Church's nationwide campaign for comprehensive immigration reform. The campaign is designed to mobilize Catholic institutions, individuals, and others in this work. The campaign's primary objectives are:
- To educate the public about Church teaching on migration and immigrants;
- To create political will for positive immigration reform;
- To enact legislative and administrative reforms based on the principles articulated by the bishops; and To organize Catholic networks to assist qualified immigrants obtain the benefits of the reforms.
CLINIC's largest contribution to Justice for Immigrants is to build the capacity of its network of over 250 affiliate organizations so that they can provide competent and effective legal services to the anticipated large influx of undocumented people seeking to apply for legalization.
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The secret? The recipe uses browned butter (vs. softened butter) that gives a sophisticated toffee flavor, crunchy brown edges and a chewy middle. This is a great example of what America's Test Kitchen is all about - they approach cooking in a scientific, precise manner that produces recipes that work, every single time.
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Let the mixture set for 3 minutes, then whisk for 30 seconds. Repeat this twice until the mixture is shiny.
*I've switched to using pre-cut parchment sheets that fit perfectly in a sheet pan... they are a dream. They are non-stick and you can just throw them away after you use them. I use them for everything - cookies, roasting vegetables, meatballs, etc. I'm stocking them in my store as one of my favorite "essentials" - 200 sheets for $12... which should be a year supply.
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The Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies is administered by a dean who serves as chairperson of the Graduate Faculty Council. This council has five standing committees: the Graduate Admissions Committee, the Graduate Awards Committee; the Graduate Student Appeals Committee, the NSERC Graduate Scholarship Selection Committee; and the SSHRC Graduate Scholarship Selection Committee.
The Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies administers the policies of the Senate as they pertain to graduate studies. The Graduate Faculty Council is responsible for establishing the policies of the faculty as recommended to it by the departments in the faculties of Arts, Education, Music, Science, Social Work, the School of Business and Economics, the Brantford campus and by Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. The administration of all policies and procedures within the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and of all matters pertaining to admission, programs of study, and comprehensive, thesis and dissertation examinations, is the responsibility of the university Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Office.
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2017-09-26Now Australian Military Also Bans DJI Products
Australia's Department of Defence has established "revised operating procedures" for small unmanned aircraft, an action that follows a U.S. Army directive to its units in August to stop using drones manufactured by China's DJI because of "cyber vulnerabilities."
2017-09-26China's Tengoen Unveils Armed UAVs
Chinese company Tengoen unveiled a series of armed reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at the 14th China–ASEAN Expo in Nanning from 12 to 15 September, including two fixed-wing and two vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) UAVs.
2017-09-11Intel Launches Aerial Data Analytics Platform
The newly announced Intel Insight Platform is a cloud-based data processing, analytics and reporting service that allows customers to store, share, and manage the rich data that commercial drone systems provide.
2017-09-11AUDS Counter-Drone System Enhanced for Vehicle Deployment and to Defeat Swarm Attacks
The AUDS counter-UAS defence system has been enhanced for deployment on military and commercial security and surveillance vehicles and with new technology to more effectively defeat swarm attacks by malicious unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), including long-range winged drones.
2017-09-04Disguised Drones Boost Wildlife Management
Wildlife management is getting a little more scientific. Saxon Remote Systems, a manufacturer of unmanned aerial systems in McPherson, is flying into the market with technology to make current wildlife management methods easier and more precise.
2017-09-04New Russian Anti-Drone Gun on Display
For the first time in Russia, Kalashnikov Concern – the largest arms manufacturer in the country – showed off its electromagnetic anti-drone rifles at the Army-2017 expo in the Moscow Region.
2017-08-22Microsoft Tests Self-Flying Gliders in Rural Nevada
Microsoft is already thinking about self-flying airplanes. The tech giant tested such technology in Hawthorne, 130 miles south of Reno, last week with the help of the Governor's Office of Economic Development and the Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems.
2017-08-22RADA Gets $8M US Military Counter-UAS Contract
RADA Electronic Industries Ltd. has announced it had received a strategic first order for dozens of Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radars (MHR) from the US Military. Totalling over $8 million, this order will be delivered during 2017.
2017-08-14Peruvian Air Force Develops Two New Drones
The Peruvian Air Force's (FAP, per its Spanish acronym) Project Research and Investigation Center (CIDEP, per its Spanish acronym) was created in 1993 to develop flight simulators for Cessna A-37 aircraft.
2017-08-14US Navy Wants Drones and AI to Repair Airfields Fast
The U.S. Navy is looking for a drone that can fly over a damaged airfield and come up with a plan to get planes back in the air quickly, the head of Navy Expeditionary Combat Command said Tuesday.
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This is the legacy Bug Tracking System for the POV-Ray project. Bugs listed here are being migrated to our github issue tracker. Please refer to that for new reports or updates to existing ones on this system.
FS#4 - Integrate Subsurface Scattering with standard lighting code
Opened by Christoph Lipka (clipka) - Friday, 08 May 2009, 20:11 GMT
Last edited by William F Pokorny (wfpokorny) - Tuesday, 01 November 2016, 12:55 GMT
Subsurface Scattering still uses its own rudimentary code to compute illumination from classic light sources; this must be changed to use the standard light source & shadow handling code, to add support for non-trivial light sources (e.g. spotlights, cylindrical lights, area lights), partially-transparent shadowing objects etc.
As of change #4882, all standard lighting features are now supported. Some issues remain though regarding "insideness".
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Still some work to do, but nothing to be included in 3.7.0 release proper. After all, subsurface scattering was always meant to enter 3.7.0 as highly experimental.
Area lights are not supported yet; they're still treated like point light sources instead.
I haven't had a closer look at subsurface scattering for a while, and would need a thorough code review to determine what is and what is not still open in this regard; due to the complexity of the interactions with other features, I wouldn't want to close this task based on mere black box testing.
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Tony Award-winning musical, ANNIE, returns to Stamford
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Leapin' lizards! Annie is coming back to Curtain Call for five weeks beginning March 30. Playing in The Kweskin Theatre, Stamford, this family classic will play evenings at 7:30pm as well as Saturday and Sundays at 2:00pm.
One of the best-loved musicals of all time brings to life the extraordinary story of an orphan who ends up in the lap of luxury. With equal measures of pluck and positivity, little orphan Annie charms everyone's hearts despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City. She is determined to find the parents who abandoned her years ago on the doorstep of a New York City Orphanage that is run by the cruel, embittered Miss Hannigan.
Driven by her eternal optimism and spunky demeanor, Annie meets President Roosevelt, escapes the clutches of the greedy Miss Hannigan, and finds a new home with billionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal secretary Grace and a lovable mutt named Sandy. Filled with unforgettable songs like "It's the Hard-Knock Life," "Easy Street," and "Tomorrow," you won't want to miss this revival of a classic, timeless tale!
"I am thrilled to bring this Tony Award-winning classic back to Stamford," said Lou Ursone, Curtain Call's executive director. "I have seen the show more times than I can count – including its original production at The Goodspeed Opera House – and I am still moved by its incredible score and its spirit of optimism," Ursone added.
That original Goodspeed production transferred to Broadway for a remarkable run of nearly 2,500 performances garnering seven Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score. Based on the popular comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has become a worldwide phenomenon. The beloved book and score by Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin, features some of the greatest musical theatre hits ever written.
"Charles Strouse is well-represented on Broadway and, oddly enough, Annie is the first of three consecutive musicals by him that we're presenting here at Curtain Call. Our June production ofSuperman and our August production of Bye, Bye Birdie both include music by Strouse," Ursone said.
Curtain Call's production, directed by Jeffrey Bianco, features a cast of nearly 50 with Madeline Galgano starring in the title role. Music direction is by Peter Randazzo, choreography by Caitlin Roberts, set design by Peter Barbieri, Jr., lighting design by Hayley Moretti, with costumes by Meriel Cornell, Megan Latte Ormond and Mary Joan Wright.
The cast, in addition to Galgano, includes: Maddy Alecia, Laura Blackwell, Emmy Brennan, Lucas Cafaro, Alexandra Cahr, Quincy Carson, Ali Chodash, Kristina DeLelle, Scott Ferrara, Robert Geils, Jean Gray, Sydney Gusick, Eva Simone Halperin, Jim Hisey, Adeline Horne, Grace Huber, Tanner Jansen, Colby Kipnes, Maggie Lockwood, Molly Lyons, Adelaide Meny, Darin Meny, Mackenzie Mercer, Amanda Miller, Tony Morello, Anessa Morris, Kristin Morrow, Quinn Mulvey, Brooke Lynn Murray, April Elle Nuovo, Paul Naclerio, Katie Priscott, Owen Priscott, Helen Samoskevich, Lidiia Satunkina, Maria Sharavarnyk, Sydney Sibilia, Chloe Simner, Camella Sirico, Russ Sirico, Janele Skolinsky, Samantha Sperling, Massiah Sterling, Austin Tovar, Marianne Vass, Nora Watson and Virgil Watson.
Performances will be held Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30PM as well as Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 2PM. There are also two Thursday evenings at 7:30pm April 19 and 26. Doors open one half hour before show time in The Kweskin Theatre, at The Sterling Farms Theatre Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue, Stamford, CT. Tickets are $35 for adults, $25 for senior citizens and $17.5 for students and children. Box Office: 203-461-6358 x 36 or on the web at www.curtaincallinc.com.
The remainder of Curtain Call's 27th season includes A Comedy of Tenors and Superman the Musical. Comedy nights, concerts and interactive murder mysteries are also on tap. More information is available at www.curtaincallinc.com or by calling 203-329-8207. Curtain Call is the non-profit community-based theatre company in residence at The Sterling Farms Theatre Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue in Stamford. Year-round productions and workshops are presented by and for area residents in The Kweskin Theatre and The Dressing Room Theatre.
Curtain Call was voted Fairfield County's BEST LOCAL THEATRE GROUP ten years running in the Annual Readers' Poll of The Fairfield County Weekly and has received similar BEST OF awards from Stamford Magazine and StamfordPlus magazine for 2008 through 2017. Curtain Call received The Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts in 2011 and the ACE Award for Excellence in Arts & Culture from the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County.
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HAVELOCK � For the second year, Havelock will be offering plots to local residents in the Splinterville Community Garden at the Walter B. Jones Park.
HAVELOCK � For the second year, Havelock will be offering plots to local residents in the Splinterville Community Garden at the Walter B. Jones Park.
So far, 11 gardeners have signed up, with 32 plots still available.
�Last year it went really well. Overall the response was pretty good,� said Diane Miller, the city�s information officer, who had two of the plots herself. �I had an extremely productive garden last year. I fed everybody in this building with vegetables last year. The dirt is really good.�
Gardeners grew a variety of vegetables including squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, watermelons, cantaloupe, herbs, pumpkins, gourds, beans, eggplant and peas. As fall came, they turned to collards, broccoli, kale and potatoes. Some just grew flowers.
�We encouraged people to plant marigolds at the edge of their plots because it attracted bees and encouraged pollination,� Miller said.
Last year, rain was so frequent that weeds became a problem, Miller said, but this year, the gardeners will be allowed to use herbicides and pesticides on their own plots as opposed to last year.
Another thing that is new this year is the city got a $2,000 grant to erect a small shed at the garden so people don�t have to bring their hoses and other tools each time they come to tend their plots. The shed will be locked with gardeners receiving a key. The shed is currently being designed and will be erected soon.
�This is a good opportunity for people who would otherwise not be able to garden,� Miller said.
Many of the participants are military and live in apartments or other situations where either there is no land or no sunlight. The community garden gives them an opportunity to see if they have a green thumb, Miller said. Many of last year�s plot tenders were families who used the garden as a fun experience for the children.
�A lot of last year�s gardeners learned what worked and what didn�t,� Miller said.
There are 10- by 10-foot plots available for $20 for the year and 10 by 20-foot plots available for $30. Gardeners are asked to sign a basic agreement to participate, and rules are available online at the city�s website at havelocknc.us. For more details, call 444-6400.


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Special Board meeting scheduled for April 24
The Columbus State Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, April 24 at 6:00 p.m. in the Franklin Hall Boardroom. The meeting is open to the public. The agenda for the special meeting is for the approval of the domestic partners health care benefits.
"Building Bright Futures through Partnerships" at Reynoldsburg April 30
Please join President David Harrison in a celebration showcasing the newly launched Reynoldsburg partnership. Columbus State will participate in a Community Open House on Tuesday, April 30, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Reynoldsburg High School/Reynoldsburg Regional Learning Center, 6699 E. Livingston Ave.
Join Columbus State, Reynoldsburg Schools, Eastland Fairfield Career & Technical School, and Mount Carmel Hospital for an evening of celebration, information and festivities. Multiple community agencies and organizations will be offering information for all ages. Refreshments will be prepared and served by culinary students from Eastland Fairfield. Members of the Reynoldsburg High School orchestra will provide live music. Columbus State will have representatives from enrollment, advising, tutoring, library services and financial aid available to offer information about programs now offered at the Center. For the youngest participants, face painting and a fire truck from the Truro Township Fire Department will be on hand to explore!
Theatre Columbus State to perform at Lincoln Theatre this week!
Don't miss "Six Degrees of Separation," performed by Theatre Columbus State and directed by Frank Barnhart, at the Lincoln Theatre, 679 E. Long St., Wednesday, April 24, through Saturday, April 27, including a special 3:00 p.m. matinee on Thursday, April 25! All performances are free and open to the public.
"Six Degrees of Separation" is a fast-paced Tony-nominated comedy. "The theory of the six degrees of separation is that every human being on the planet is connected to every other human being by a total of no more than six people," says Barnhart. "If you can find the right six people, you can be connected to everyone else on the planet."
The Performing Arts Series at the Lincoln Theatre will wrap up on Monday, April 29 with Emma Easton's Gospel Vocal Ensemble performing a Historic Flashback of Great Gospel Choirs, from 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Leanghak Ly poses at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., where Civil Rights marchers met resistance on their march to the state capital of Montgomery on March 7, 1965.
Four Columbus State essay-contest winners traveled to historic sites of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement April 2-6 to learn more about the country's rich heritage in social justice. Colin Combs, Tonya Williams, Leanghak Ly, and Katrina de los Santos wrote about what they believe is the new voice of the civil rights movement to win the trip on the City of Columbus Community Relations Commission Civil Rights Heritage bus tour.
"The Civil Right Heritage tour was an eye-opening experience to me as a female, a second-generation Filipino American and an education major," said Katrina de los Santos, a Junior Student Ambassador at Columbus State. "My eyes were opened to the importance of sharing the whole historical truth to our youth."
"The trip experience taught me that love, courtesy, justice and kindness are some of the crucial basic elements that can be used effectively to cultivate peace between people, especially to blend different skin colors into a rainbow of skin complexions," said Leanghak Ly, a nursing student from Cambodia.
Columbus Crossroads update from ODOT
It's been some time since there have been any major changes in the ongoing Columbus Crossroads project on I-71 and I-670. That will change throughout the coming year as the project nears completion.
Here are some key changes ahead that will impact Columbus State staff and students who use those highways:
I-71 South - In May: there will be a minor lane shift at Spring Street. Then in August, there will be a major lane shift between I-670 and Long Street. That will put the highway in its permanent alignment.
Cleveland Avenue - In September: the entrance ramps to I-670 east and to I-71 north and south all open.
Spring Street - In November: The new exits from I-71 south and I-670 east to Spring Street both open.
Last minute news from the Cougar Challenge 5K!
There's still time to register to walk or run April 27 in the Columbus State Cougar Challenge 5K with your family and friends--or bring them along to cheer you on. The six-day forecast calls for temperatures in the low 60s with only a 10 percent chance for rain!
Race organizers from Staff Advisory Council have added a Kids' Fun Run with Clawdette the Cougar prior to the race. They will also offer a supervised children's play area while the Cougar Challenge is underway at the Bridgeview Golf Course. You can register in advance on the website for $25, or register the day of the race for $35, starting at 7:00 a.m.
Cougar Challenge 5K participants will receive a "swag bag" with t-shirts for the first 150 registered runners/walkers. There will be top finisher awards, and all runner and walkers will be entered into a raffle for additional prizes.
After the race, if you haven't had enough fun, all participants and guests can hit golf balls at the Bridgeview Driving Range for only $5 for a bucket of balls. Or enjoy a nine-hole walking game of golf for $9 or play with a golf cart for only $16!
Public Safety tips in wake of recent events
Columbus State's Public Safety Department wants you to finish Spring Semester safely with the following seven tips:
If it looks suspicious to you, call 911 or campus police at 287-2525. If it turns out to be nothing, that's OK! Just want an officer to walk through your area? No problem, just call!
If an associate or student seems to be escalating in threatening comments, social media posts, or behaviors, report it to campus police as soon as possible. In most cases, the college can intervene to mitigate concerns and provide appropriate support when tension and stress impact lives.
If you have registered your cellphone for free Rave emergency texts, did you know you can also program a Rave panic button on your cellphone to reach campus police? Did you know you can text campus police dispatchers about suspicious activity using Rave? Did you know Rave can offer you a virtual security escort using your cellphone? Did you know you can post your work schedule, emergency medical information, photo, make of vehicle in your Rave profile that pops up for campus police dispatchers to see when you need help? You can find more information and Rave demonstrations online.
There are also emergency phones located outside and inside-when you press the button, it rings directly into campus police dispatchers who are ready to assist you.
Did you know campus police are available to assist 24/7/365, and when needed, can also tap resources from other city, county, state, and federal law enforcement agencies? Campus police have direct contacts with other agencies including the FBI Terrorism Task Force, and receive routine status reports on local, state, and international issues.
Would you like a security escort to your car? Does your vehicle need a jump start? Lock your keys in your car? Campus police can assist with the small things, and stands ready to respond with all necessary assets in the event of an emergency.
Secure personal belongings. Do not leave them in plain view. Also, in the event of a building evacuation, and if you have time to safely do so, take your immediate personal belongings with you.
For more information, or a police presentation on security, call Lt. Kevin Smith at 287-2525.
Additional FOCUS training sessions to be offered for Delaware Campus
The FOCUS Early Alert System is a tool used to aid in the retention of students. Instructors can raise notices or concerns, send referrals to other departments, and give kudos to students based on the students' performance in their class. Once a notice is raised, staff members in the Title III Office work to connect that student to the appropriate support services. Additional FOCUS training sessions have been added for faculty and staff at the Delaware Campus:
FOCUS training sessions, open to all faculty and staff, will be held on the following dates:
Wednesday, May 1, from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. on the Delaware Campus, Moeller Hall 150
Wednesday, June 5, from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on the Delaware Campus, Moeller Hall 150
Interested faculty and staff should register here: