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A Compilation of Environmental Education News from Across Louisiana
Find out about wetland outreach activities including symposiums, conferences, meetings, educational opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and related support material at the Louisiana Unified Coastal Community Calendar at http://lacoast.gov/calendar/
America Recycles Day and Recycle Bowl - Registration is open now!
One of the biggest barriers to recycling for individuals is knowing what is recycled in their community.
On America Recycles Day, local event organizers like you overcome this barrier by hosting events that inform millions of people on what is recycled in their community. Please consider organizing an America Recycles Day event -- on or around November 15.
To set up an account and register your America Recycles Day 2011 event go to: www.americarecyclesday.org. If you cannot host an event but want to participate, visit www.americarecyclesday.org and search for an event in your community or take the America Recycles Day pledge to affirm your commitment to recycling.
Recycle-Bowl is a brand new recycling competition for elementary, middle and high-school students. Open to all U.S. schools and classrooms, the incentive-based recycling competition and benchmarking program kicks off this October and registration is now open on the Recycle-Bowl website at http://recycle-bowl.org. The competition runs from October 17 through November 12, culminating around America Recycles Day. At the close of the four-week competition, the school in each state that collects the most recyclable material per capita will win $1,000. A national champion will then be chosen from among the statewide winners to receive an additional grand prize of $2,500.
OneNOAA Science Seminars
Please join us for upcoming OneNOAA Science Seminars; a joint effort to share science and management information across NOAA. For questions about the OneNOAA science seminar series or to present a seminar please contact email@example.com or a OneNOAA science seminar partner. Seminars take place at different locations across the US. Seminars are open to anyone unless otherwise indicated. Click on the seminar titles (links) to access details (location, time, remote access, etc) or visit http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/seminars/ for updated information.
September 2011
Sep 08, 11:00-12:00 ET: Bioacoustic Absorption Spectroscopy (BAS) For Long Term Observation of Fish (Dr. Orest Diachok, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)
Sep 08, 12:00-13:00 ET: Teachers, Students and Communities: Helping to Protect the Ocean, One School at a Time (Seaberry Nachbar ,Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Communications, Outreach and Education Division)
Sep 13, 14:00-15:00 ET: Recent Advances in Data Assimilation with the Local Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter (Eugenia Kalnay, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, University of Maryland)
Sep 13, 10:00-11:00 Alaska Local Time: Integrated Ecosystem Research in the Bering Sea (Mike Sigler, NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Juneau)
Sep 22, 12:00-13:00 ET: NOAA Ocean Acidification Program (Tentatitve Title) (Dr. Elizabeth (Libby) Jewett, Director NOAA's Ocean Acidification Program)
Sep 22, 12:00-13:00 ET: Modeling Ecosystem Service Values of Wetlands in Delaware: an Application of the InVEST Model (Maura Flight, Senior Associate at IEc and Chip Paterson, Principal at IEc)
October 2011
Oct 01, 11:30-12:30 ET: National Air Quality Forecasting Capability (NAQFC) 03 Predictions over Remote Sensing-derived Physical and Chemical Regimes (Yunsoo Choi, NOAA Air Resources Laboratory)
Oct 05, 14:00-15:00 ET: Community Resilience, Part II: Ecosystem-Based Adaptation Case Studies (Dr. Adam Whelchel, The Nature Conservancy)
Oct 12, 12:00-13:00 ET: The Habitat Assessment Program in the National Marine Fisheries Service (Dr. Steve Brown, Chief, Assessment and Monitoring Division NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology)
Oct 19, 11:30-12:30 ET: Ionospheric Data Assimilation (Dr. Robert McCoy, Office of Naval Research)
November 2011
Nov 02, 14:00-15:00 ET: Mapping and Visualizing Sea level Rise and Coastal Flooding Impacts (Douglas Marcy, NOAA Coastal Services Center)
Nov 08, 10:00-11:00 Alaska Local Time: A Human Health Perspective on Climate Change: Promoting Community-Based Adaptation Planning For Climate Change In Alaska (Tenaya Sunbury and David Driscoll, Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies, University of Alaska Anchorage)
Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) (October 7)
The Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) program provides funding for new, mid-level and senior-level alliances, the Bridge to the Doctorate (LSAMP-BD) Activity, and knowledge generation activities in broadening participation, e.g., research on topics in STEM education related to retention and persistence of students from populations underrepresented in STEM majors and careers. In FY2012, the program plans to support up to two pilots ...
Full Proposal Deadline Date: October 7, 2011
Pilot Regional LSAMP Centers of Excellence in Broadening Participation Proposals
Program Guidelines: NSF 11-543
For more information, please visit: http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=13646&WT.mc_id=USNSF_39&WT.mc_ev=click
NOAA Community-Based Marine Debris Removal Grant Now Open (November 1)
Projects awarded through this grant competition have strong on-the-ground habitat components involving the removal of marine debris and derelict fishing gear, as well as activities that provide social benefits for people and their communities in addition to long-term ecological habitat improvements for NOAA trust resources. Through this solicitation NOAA identifies marine debris removal projects, strengthens the development and implementation of habitat restoration through community-based marine debris removal, and fosters awareness of the effects of marine debris to further the conservation of living marine resource habitats. Successful proposals through this solicitation will be funded through a cooperative agreement. Funding of up to $2,000,000 is expected to be available for Community-based Marine Debris Removal Project Grants in FY2012. Typical awards will range from $15,000 to $150,000.
Funding Opportunity Number: NOAA-NMFS-HCPO-2012-2003095
Closing Date for Applications: November 01, 2011
For more information, visit: NOAA Restoration Center's Marine Debris web page or the Grants.gov site (FFO# NOAA-NMFS-HCPO-2012-2003095).
2012 NERRS Graduate Research Fellowship (November 1)
The 2012 competition is anticipating 9 openings for master's degree students and Ph.D. candidates at 9 National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRs). The NERRs' Graduate Research Fellowship program offers qualified master's and doctoral students the opportunity to address to address natural or social science research questions at local, regional, or national scales. Proposals may be submitted for 1, 2, or 3 year projects and are based on the student's interest, Reserve's local needs, and the Reserve System's national priorities. Fellows conduct their research within a National Estuarine Research Reserve(s) and gain hands-on experience today for a better coast tomorrow. Interested students should contact the Research Coordinators at the National Estuarine Research Reserves where they propose to study - contact information for On-Site Reserve Staff is contained in the funding announcement. Proposals may be submitted for up to three years of funding and may focus on a single reserve or multiple reserves. Attached below is the 2012 competition flyer.
Funding opportunity number: NOAA-NOS-OCRM-2012-2003083
Deadline for applications: November 1, 2011
For more information, contact Alison JG Krepp, GRF Program Coordinator, firstname.lastname@example.com or (301) 563-7105 or visit the program website: http://www.nerrs.noaa.gov/Fellowship.aspx.
Open Garden Day at The Edible Schoolyard NOLA (September 10)
Edible Fun for the Whole Family! Please join us for a day of weeding, wetlands clearing, planting, and more as we prepare our garden for the start of the school year! Open Garden Day is Saturday September 10, 2011, 10:00-1:00 p.m. at The Edible Schoolyard New Orleans, 2319 Valence St. NOLA 70115. All volunteers are welcome and asked to wear comfortable gardening clothes and bring a water bottle. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Lunch will be generously provided by Langenstein's.
Click here to read the official partnership press release!
Special September Garden Guests:
Junior League of New Orleans
Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine's Society of Young Black Public Health Professionals
Boys Hope Girls Hope of Greater New Orleans
National Poll: Vast majority supports federal investment to protect America's Energy Coast Ecosystem
The following link http://www.americaswetland.com/files/082611-AWF-NatlPollPR-FINAL.pdf is a press release highlighting results of a recent poll commissioned by the America's WETLAND Foundation. For more information, please contact John Hill at email@example.com or (504) 756.0101.
ACF Executive Director Opening
Alabama Coastal Foundation is looking for a dedicated and energetic person to take the reins of the organization and continue to grow ACF's reputation as a leader in conservation in South Alabama. Job description is attached below.
Venise Ortego, Environmental Education Coordinator, 337-948-0255, firstname.lastname@example.com
Juliet Raffray, Environmental Education Assistant Coordinator, 225-765-0124, email@example.com
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A former Burlington businessman and fugitive in a federal mortgage fraud case was arrested Friday at an airport in Virginia.
Fabian David Sparrow is one of several charged with conspiracy to commit fraud and obstructing justice out of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. The scheme allegedly sold 1,100 homes in a five-year period through federally insured home loans. The loan applications contained false information about buyers� ability to repay the loans and inflated the cost of the homes.
Mortgage insurance claims have mounted to more than $24 million net losses and the U.S. has lost more than $16 million in the scheme, according to court documents.
Sparrow was listed as a fugitive in August, after a co-defendant pleaded guilty in the case. A fugitive warrant for his arrest was issued Aug. 7. Sparrow was indicted Aug. 6.
On Friday, Sparrow was arrested at Dulles International Airport outside Washington, D.C., court documents showed Monday.
He appeared Friday before a federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia�s Alexandria Division. He was held without bond over the weekend. Bond was to be set at a hearing there Monday afternoon. Details of that appearance weren�t available Monday.
The court will appoint counsel to represent him there and he will retain counsel for hearings in North Carolina, documents said.
It�s unclear when Sparrow will be transferred to North Carolina, said Lia Bantavani, spokeswoman for U.S. Department of Justice in the Western District of North Carolina.
A federal grand jury indictment accuses Sparrow and co-defendants of conspiring to defraud the federal agencies through fraudulent home loans and applications, conspiring to defraud customers through those fraudulent loans and destroying documents to impede a federal investigation.
Sparrow was a manager for Phoenix Housing Group�s Burlington location from January 2006 to October 2010. The company did business here as Southern Showcase Housing, at 778 S. Graham-Hopedale Road. As the manager there, Sparrow oversaw a staff of about 10 people and reported to Dennis Wayne Parris, a co-defendant in the case and the company�s senior vice president, according to the indictment.
The case also involves offices in Asheboro, Hickory and Pinehurst and mortgage officers in Charlotte and Myrtle Beach, S.C.
The case alleges that the company�s salespeople told customers their monthly payments would be lower than what they actually were after the closing sale in order to entice more customers to buy. The company didn�t report $500 down payments it received as payment on the mortgage, rather keeping that amount as profit. Customers sometimes paid for �discount points,� advertised as lowering the rate of monthly payments but which the company kept as profit.
Sparrow is specifically accused of manipulating customers� credit ratings by temporarily adding them to his accounts and advancing them funds through lenders in the scheme. The advancement was used to ensure customers qualified for federally insured mortgage loans. The inflated and �bogus� invoices were added to the price the company charged for homes.
In addition, Sparrow and other co-defendants are accused of:
▪ Preparing and submitting false financial information and documentation without customers knowledge
▪ Not disclosing higher mortgage loan fees than originally stated
▪ Concealing the status of homes that were used or foreclosed on, but which were sold as new or spec homes
▪ Inflating the price of land and homes through fraudulent real estate appraisals
▪ And instructing employees to manipulate the mortgage application process through various means, including forged customer signatures.
Sparrow faces 55 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine if convicted of all offenses.
Three defendants have already pleaded guilty in the case.
On Oct. 28, 2007, Sparrow�s brother drowned in Lake Mackintosh during a Halloween party held at Sparrow�s lakeside home on Deerfield Drive in Burlington.
Sparrow�s criminal record includes convictions in 1995 for misdemeanor conspiracy and in 2000 for possession of schedule VI and schedule II controlled substances. He completed probation for both sentences.


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5 Ways to Prevent and Stop Cyberbullying
Technology, for its many upsides, also makes it easier for cruel kids to go way beyond mean. The best way to keep everybody safe amidst social networking sites and cell phones is for parents to learn some tough new tactics.
I work with a lot of amazing tweens and teens, and most of the time the good I witness more than compensates for the cruelty I also see happening among kids. But after the Phoebe Prince suicide in January 2010, I have to say, I hit a huge low. And then I found out that some of Phoebe's tormentors continued to ridicule her on Facebook after her death. That just sent me over the edge. All I could think was, "Have young people completely abandoned any sense of decency? Have they lost their minds?" What came up for me, also, as the mother of two boys only a few years younger than Phoebe, was anger at the bullies' parents. Honestly, how is it possible not to know your child is doing something that terrible? But as time passed I forced myself to remember how every day I meet moms and dads who try their best, only to learn, to their horror, that their child has knowingly and willingly participated in some form of abuse of a peer. Finger-pointing is easy—and solves nothing.
It's not that kids being mean to one another is anything new. But cell phones and social networking sites have made it impossible to escape, so harassing others is that much easier, more tempting and more extreme. And unlike adults, kids don't regard technology as separate from the rest of their lives. To them, everyday life and what happens digitally are one and the same, with a constant flow of information between the two. In my view, this total immersion means that the chance of your child being involved in bullying, as either a target, a bystander or, yes, a perpetrator, is 100%.
I know that's not what parents want to hear. But we need to stop pretending otherwise, because accepting the new reality is what will give us the strength and strategies to deal with kid cruelty.
1. Skip the easy answers.
Don't tell a kid who's being targeted, "Walk away," "Be nice," "Ignore it." These phrases do not work because most of the time the tween or teen has to interact with the perpetrator again and again, at school, in the neighborhood, online or over the phone. What's more, telling a child to blow off a bully doesn't help her build the skills needed to competently face disrespectful people.
Remember, to those who do not live by the golden rule, "kind" behavior looks weak and may even incite more bad behavior.
Besides being ineffective, these suggestions make kids believe that adults don't understand what they're up against and therefore can't assist them. What to do instead? When your daughter comes to you, say, "I'm so sorry, but I'm so glad you told me. Let's come up with a plan together." Then, if this is someone she has to see regularly, help her think of a practical way to face the bully (which should happen only if she doesn't feel physically threatened; see "Higher Authority," on page 7, for what to do if the direct approach is not the right one). Have her write down what she doesn't like and what she wants to happen. Finally, help her create a script and decide when and where to approach the bully.
You should also explain that success in this situation isn't to make the bully see her point of view or to get revenge. Nor is the idea to become friends with the mean kid. She also shouldn't expect an apology, although she can certainly request one and accept it if it's sincere. The goal is for your child to learn how to be very clear about where she stands in the face of abuse and then communicate that directly to the person causing the problem. What matters most is that she at least try to deal with the situation. Making any attempt, no matter what the outcome, means she's done a good job.
2. Acknowledge that your child could be at least partly in the wrong.
I know, I know. This is way hard. But believing your child couldn't be mean isn't unconditional love. It's denial. Really loving your son or daughter is accepting that good kids can do crappy things sometimes. Think about the last time you got an edgy e-mail. Weren't you tempted to fire off something equally cutting? Now imagine you're 14, with an adolescent's poor impulse control.
Add to the mix that today's technology makes it extremely easy for the line between target and perpetrator to blur. For example, Boy A breaks up with a girl and Boy B asks her out. So A goes on Facebook and spreads horrible rumors about B, and B retaliates in kind, believing his actions are justifiable self-defense. Now everybody's gone over the top. Or kids may decide, out of righteous indignation, that they have to punish someone, as was the case with some boys and girls at a school where I was working. They thought a boy had snitched to the coach that they had skipped practice, so they persecuted him relentlessly, at school and online. This may seem strange, but none of these kids thought that what they were doing was wrong. And be warned: Once a kid is certain he was protecting himself, he's often frighteningly good at convincing his parents that he's completely innocent. Before you decide you know who did what to whom, ask your child, "If the other person were right here telling me this story, what would he say?"
3. Don't let the bystander off the hook.
If you learn your child saw a cruel verbal or photo message and didn't report it to you or another trusted adult, explain—again!—the difference between snitching (telling because you want to get the person in trouble) and reporting (telling because you want to solve a problem). Underscore that your family believes in speaking out when someone is not being treated with dignity. Your tween or teen also needs to know that forwarding an abusive message or image may not be quite the same as creating it, but it's still so hurtful that it's a form of bullying. Hold her accountable by taking away her phone until she genuinely apologizes—to the target, the target's parents and, if applicable, the school administration—for contributing to a negative educational environment.
4. Do not jump in.
I really believe that most parents are sane. At the least, no mom wakes up and says to herself, "Today I'm going to be a crazy, enabling parent who is going to respond to my child's problem as if I'm also 13." But too often a parent decides she should be the one to put the mean kid in his place, sometimes even by impersonating her child online. It's also very common for angry parents to fire off an e-mail to everyone they know with pages and pages—all in caps, single-spaced—saying how horrible this other kid is, by way of "warning" others. Another dirty trick is the petition—imploring others to avoid the alleged bad influence. Resist! Instead, guide your child to develop an appropriate strategy.
5. Hold the line.
When the subject of monitoring and setting boundaries comes up, parents often say to me, "But I want to respect my teen's privacy, or else he'll stop talking to me." Drop this thinking. The reality is that anyone who uses social networking doesn't have privacy. He forfeits it the moment personal information goes online. Your intervention is not going to drive kids underground— they're already there. So in addition to spot-checking what they send and receive, clearly and repeatedly articulate your policy for tech, including a crystal-clear rule that it can't be used to attack others in any way for any reason. Spell out consequences for violations and enforce them without fail. And don't believe for a moment that because tweens and teens are more tech-savvy than most adults, you can't supervise. You can and should go into their digital worlds, and be as hands-on there as you are in the rest of their lives.
Higher Authority
When your child has done all he can and the cyberbullying hasn't stopped or has escalated, your response has to move up to the next level.
Go to the School For bullying that has happened on school grounds, set up a meeting with the teacher that also includes your child. Prep your kid to say exactly what's happening, why it's impossible for her to concentrate in the classroom and that she needs the teacher's help. Your role is to literally sit behind your child offering emotional support. Tell her ahead of time that if she gets too uncomfortable (in part because she may have to repeat words she's not used to saying to adults) she should give a little signal, like "Mom?" or a code word, that conveys she wants you to join in. Focus on behavior you want to go away, not the other child's punishment (legally, the school can't discuss other students with you). At the end set a deadline for action by saying, "If two or three days from now this behavior isn't changing, what are we going to do? If the situation doesn't improve, I'll have to go to the administration and I'd really like your support with that." If you have to, speak with the principal next. Explain everything you, your child and the teacher have done so far, and conclude with, "I need your help so my daughter can be a participating member of this community."
Bring in the Police If there's an inescapable pattern of harassment or stalking (in or out of school) or your child feels physically threatened, it's time to alert police. At this stage it's really important that you have written documentation of all the efforts your child and you have made, so take careful notes from the time you first learn of a problem.
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Wiercioch says goodbye to DU
Defenseman Patrick Wiercioch became the fifth DU player since 2006 to sign an NHL contract during or after his sophomore year. The savvy 19-year-old from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, agreed to terms with the Ottawa Senators late Wednesday.
He called me from Ottawa today while preparing to watch the Sens' home game against Carolina. Find the complete story here.
"I'd like to thank all the coaches, everyone at Denver, the support staff, the media relations people, yourself, just everyone affiliated with the program and the school, for making the past two years an unbelievable experience, especially because of the fans and the support we've had," Patty told me.
Another affable Canadian goes pro after a brief but splendid career at DU. Wiercioch, however, will always be remembered as a unique Pio. For starters, he's unquestionably one of the most intelligent and insightful teenager I've worked with at DU. He's a great interview. Honest and sincere, grateful and respectful. Secondly, he's probably the best late-season recruiting addition in George Gwozdecky's 16-year tenure, perhaps ever. He originally chose Wisconsin over DU as a 17-year-old, and both programs wanted him to play another year of juniors. But when David Carle had to retire because of heart condition in June 2008, Wiercioch phoned Gwozdecky and asked if he could replace Carle and join the program immediately. Gwozdecky said yes, and Wiercioch fit in beautifully as the youngest player on the team. You just don't pick up guys like Wiercioch in June, three months before the season.
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"Matlab® toolbox for semi-automatic segmentation of the human nasal cavity based on active shape modeling", Computers in Biology and Medicine, vol. 105, pp. 27-38, 2019.
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Original Trinity Hymnal, #160
God rest you merry, gentlemen,
Let nothing you dismay,
Remember Christ our Saviour
Was born on Christmas day,
To save us all from Satan's power
When we were gone astray;
O tidings of comfort and joy, comfort and joy,
O tidings of comfort and joy, comfort and joy.
From God our heav'nly Father,
A blessed angel came;
And unto certain shepherds
Brought tidings of the same:
How that in Bethlehem was born
The son of God by name.
'Fear not then,' said the angel,
'Let nothing you affright,
This day is born a Saviour
Of a pure virgin bright,
To free all those who trust in him
From Satan's power and might.'
The shepherds at those tidings
Rejoiced much in mind,
And left their flocks afeeding,
In tempest, storm, and wind:
And went to Bethlehem straightway,
The Son of God to find.
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I'll say it again: the Lightning need to make sure to take David Spina with them to Norfolk.
Jonathan Boutin [8] allowed 3 goals on 14 shots before being pulled for Kevin Beech [9] who allowed 3 on 33 shots to take the backdoor loss. David Spina and Norm Milley [10] each had 2 goals in the game. Veterans Kyle Wanvig, Daniel Corso and Eric Healey each had 2 assists. Jacob Micflikier and Nick Kuiper added individual helpers.
Spina now has 15 goals and 35 points in 71 games this season. Over the last 11 games Spina has 7 goals and 13 points including 4 multi-point games. This comes at a time when Steve Stirling has chastized some of his players for simply going through the motions down the stretch of an otherwise lost season. Spina has now spent over 1-1/2 years playing in the Lightning's system in Springfield after being signed as an ATO midway through last season. His speed and his character have made him the rare success story among minor league players adjusting to the Lightning's style of play. Tampa has invested too much time in developing Spina not to take him to Norfolk.
First Period
SPR Milley, (25) (Corso, Healey), 5:00
MCH Kanko, (10) (Ryan, Giuliano), 5:20
MCH Harrold, (7) (Clarke, Murray), 8:21 (PP)
MCH Jackman, (18) (Schmidt), 16:28
SPR Spina, (14) (Wanvig, Micflikier), 19:24
Second Period
SPR Milley, (26) (Healey, Corso), 2:35 (PP)
MCH Jackman, (19) (Murray, Clarke), 6:07 (PP)
MCH Likens, (2) (Murray, Westgarth), 15:34
Third Period
MCH Likens, (3) (Ryan, Lewis), 10:53
SPR Spina, (15) (Kuiper, Wanvig), 15:58
Game sheet from TheAHL.com [11].


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The first decade of the new century saw the launch of several game-changing Apple products: the iPod portable music player, the iPhone smartphone, and finally, by the end of the decade, the iPad tablet.
At the same time, computing power continued to increase. New computing fields such as green computing design emerged, along with smart grids and life sciences. Amid the growing complexity, multidisciplinary research became the norm.
The IEEE Computer Society advanced with the times, launching the Computing Now online publications portal in 2008, and expanding its offerings of digital magazines and online and multimedia offerings by the end of the decade. The Computer Society also advanced further into education and training with its Certified Software Development Associate and Certified Software Development Professional credentials and the Corporate Affiliate Program, which produces technical training courses and support for employees. In 2009, the Industry Advisory Board was created to give technology executives a greater voice and IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing launched to provide coverage to a new area of computing.
IEEE Transactions on Multi-Scale Computing Systems and IEEE Transactions on Big Data will launch. IEEE's Cloud Computing Initiative will become the Cloud Computing program, led by the Computer Society.
myComputer is launched as an email- and app-based product, providing revolutionary user-driven content delivery on desktop and mobile platforms. Also, IEEE Cloud Computing and IEEE Transactions on Network Science & Engineering are launched.
First "RockStars" event launches a new model for industry-oriented mini-conferences. The Magazine Operating Committee votes to migrate magazines to digital delivery by 2015, with a paid print option for subscribers. IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing, the first fully open access journal, and IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing are launched.
Computer magazine unveils a multimedia-rich digital format, available on iPad. The Computer Society Press merges with the IEEE Press.
The TechLeader Training Partner Program is created to provide high-quality, low-cost training for technology companies.
A new publishing model called OnlinePlus is introduced, providing a bridge for the transactions to migrate from print to digital delivery.
The Industry Advisory Board is created to give technology executives a greater voice in the IEEE CS. The Member & Geographic Activities Board is formed. IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing begins publication as the Computer Society's first online-only journal.
ComputingNow, a portal for Computer Society magazine and journal articles and multimedia, is launched. The DC office is sold, and the Computer Society moves its DC-based Governance and Membership operations to shared offices with IEEE-USA.
Three new journals being publication: IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, IEEE Transactions on Haptics, and IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. IEEE TLT is the first delayed-open-access IEEE publication.
The CS celebrates its 60th anniversary. IEEE Security &Privacy and Cigital co-launch the Silver Bullet Security podcast. Computer Architecture Letters, which was the newsletter of TCCA, becomes a publication.
IEEE Distributed Systems Online is launched as the Computer Society's first online-only magazine.
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics and IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing launch.
IEEE Pervasive Computing debuts.
IEEE Intelligent Systems and their Applications is renamed as IEEE Intelligent Systems. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing begins publication.


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The high-tech, high-performance cars that compete in the FIA World Rally Championship are the all-rounders of the motorsport world.
Although they are based on standard road cars and are identifiable with the type of car that you buy in your local dealership, that is where the similarities stop.
They are capable of astonishing achievements on surfaces ranging from rocky and pot-holed dirt tracks to twisty and narrow asphalt lanes or rutted roads covered in snow and ice.
Cars must maintain peak performance in conditions where temperatures can plunge to near -30C at one round and soar to almost 30C above freezing on the next.
There are several categories within the WRC, the fastest and most spectacular being for World Rally Cars. These cars are stripped from a basic road vehicle to a bare metal shell before being completely rebuilt.
All unnecessary brackets and mounting plates are removed to save weight and after around 700 hours of work, the shell emerges vastly stronger and stiffer than before.
The support categories are increasingly less modified than the headline-grabbing WRC cars but one thing that all rally cars have in common is that they are fitted with a steel tubular roll cage to provide maximum protection in the event of a crash.


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A dog that this week discovered a hiker who may have been trapped for days on Riverside's Mount Rubidoux won a distinction called the "Heroic Mutt Award."
Mole was with his owner, Ramon Llamas, on their regular hike when the pooch on Monday found a visitor stuck under a pile of large rocks on the popular and busy Riverside landmark.
The German Shepherd mix tugged Llamos' pant leg, whimpering and taking him toward a cluster of boulders. Within, Llamas found a man trapped.
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"I said to the guy, 'Do you need help? Are you OK?' And when he reacted, he says, 'Is somebody there?'" Llamas recalled Monday. "'I'm a tourist. I'm hungry.'"
Lllamas called for help and stayed with the man, who said his name was Paul, until a rescue team arrived. Llamas gave water to the man, who reported he was visiting from the East Coast and had been stuck for four to six days.
"He was so thankful," Llamas said.
Paul was hospitalized with severe hydration, but details about his experience were unavailable since he chose not to speak to news media. Rescuers said it couldn't be certain exactly how long he had been trapped.
On Wednesday, the animal rights advocacy group PETA deemed Mole worthy of its "Heroic Mutt Award" for finding Paul.
"He'd be dead if it wasn't for that dog," said one firefighter, according to PETA.
Mole will get a doggie bag with vegan treats, a new harness and toy as part of his award "for saving Paul's life," PETA said in a press release.
"Dogs are more than our best friends — as Mole demonstrated, they're our family members, our protectors, and our heroes," said PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. "PETA hopes that Mole's tenacity and care will inspire anyone looking for a dog to head to an animal shelter — they're full of lovable, wonderful mutts just like Mole."


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Kris Jenner Talks Jaden Smith's Batman Costume at Kimye Weddingby Thomas Chau | PopCrush
People who kept up with the Kardashians on Instagram during Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's wedding might have noticed that an usual figure popped up in the black and white photo booth photos that were made available for guests at the wedding.
In this photo from celebrity hairstylist Clyde Haygood, for example, you can see him in the Kimye wedding photo booth with proud mother Kris Jenner and a photobombing white suit Batman in the background.
The person in the Batman white suit is Jaden Smith, son to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
In an interview with the Huffington Post, courtesy of Us Magazine, Jenner admits that she thought the Batman costume at the wedding was a terrific idea. "When you look at it … it sounds just crazy. [But] it was beautiful. He looked so good, and so fun, and he also has a really good sense of humor."
As for Smith acting as Batman, she said that he actually saved her day. "I had no shoes [in Italy], expect my Giuseppe Zanotti shoes that Giuseppe gave us to wear walking down the aisle, but I couldn't wear those home."
"Jaden came walking out of the hotel and I said. 'Jaden, where's your Batman boots?'… And I borrowed them!" she said. "So, Batman saved the day."
Smith has been spending plenty of time with Kris' daughter, Kylie Jenner, and is rumored to be her boyfriend. "I'm very close to Jaden and he's like one of my own, you know," Kris admitted.
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Nikki Reed Saddles Up for 'The Sunday Horse' Filming in Atlanta!
Nikki Reed looks like a pro while horseback riding for her role in The Sunday Horse on Saturday afternoon (June 28) in Atlanta, Ga.
The 26-year-old actress was joined on set by her co-stars Ryan Merriman, Ving Rhames, and William Shatner.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Nikki Reed
"And that's a wrap on the legendary Bill Shatner!" she later tweeted. "It has been more than an honor, and the time we've spent together has impacted me in ways unimaginable. Thank you for everything you brought to this film, but most of all for our long chats, your kindness and friendship."
The Sunday Horse synopsis: After a near-fatal accident, on a horse the experts thought was nothing special, a determined rider from the wrong side of the tracks defies all the odds to pursue her dreams of winning a national jumping championship.
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How To Get Through the Feeling Betrayed / Feeling Sorry for Yourself / "My Life Sucks And Nobody Has Ever Been In As Much Pain As I Have" Phase:
In this garbage dump of a situation, I realized I have an AMAZING group of friends. ...They made me laugh, they let me cry. Which made me realize how important the feminist value of sisterhood is...it's so important to have a close group of girl friends that will get you through to the other end and keep you on track no matter how trivial the problem you're dealing with seems in the scheme of things.
My Relationship with my Mom/Other Female Role Model
Strong women role models – in this case, my Mommy – helped me (and can help you) remember that even when other people act in ways that are pretty low, you can still hold yourself to a higher standard and rise above them.
How To Move On To Empowerment
Set Yourself Aside and Focus on Other People
Settle Your Karmic Score
I realized that while I was hurting, I had hurt other people. Without going into it, freshman year my two best friends and I had a huge fight. Stupid freshman that I was I walked away thinking that I was the only one who had been hurt. It took nearly 3 years and some heartbreak to figure out I may have hurt them, too. I began to realize the people I had designated "good" and the people I had designated "bad" were turning out to all be in the wrong categories and set out to fix it.
Now. Maybe I didn't react to this experience in the most feminist way. Maybe instead of focusing so much on this one incident I should have channeled that energy into rallying for a more important cause. Instead of curling up in the fetal position, I probably should have volunteered for Planned Parenthood or something. And maybe this advice isn't even the most feminist guide ever. But sometimes life, emotions and just being a freakin' teenager interfere with perfect feminist theory. And when that happens, this is what I have learned: be a kind human being. Treat others the way you want to be treated. When you slip up and do something bad to somebody else, own up to it and make it right. When somebody does something bad to you, try to maintain your integrity and look inwards toward your own strength and outwards towards a future where you are a stronger person for the pain. Because in the end, that's essentially what feminism is.
I highly recommend you read her full article, which elaborates on all of her advice and details her own recent break-up experience.
Please share your own feminist break up advice (for any or all genders) in comments.


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What are the Northern Lights?
The Northern Lights are born on the Sun. Electrically charged particles are catapulted off the surface of the Sun in the aftermath of powerful solar storms. Some of these particles travel towards Earth. When they reach the planet, they are conducted along the protective magnetic fields towards the magnetic North and South Poles. In a ring-shaped pattern around the magnetic poles, the particles encounter the upper layers of the atmosphere. In a process identical to the one that occurs inside a fluorescent light, energy is released as light that we can observe from the Earth. Most Northern Lights "displays" take place at a height of around 100 km above the Earth's surface.
What do they look like?
The Northern Lights appear in a range of shapes: as billowing "curtains", as undulating ribbons and as rolling banks of smoke. They are usually bright electric green in colour, often with a slim pink stripe on one side. Occasionally, the Northern Lights explode in a corona, with rays shooting in all directions across the entire sky in shades of green, violet, white and pink.
Outbreaks small and big
Minor "outbreaks" of the Northern Lights often appear as a belt towards the north-west that can remain in the sky for a long time. A corona usually takes place right above our heads, but is over quickly. Red Northern Lights are occasionally seen, but only when they are visible at lower latitudes – which is a very rare occurrence.
Northern Norway, in the heart of the Northern Lights belt!
The Northern Lights belt stretches along the coast of Northern Norway from Lofoten to the North Cape. This means that Northern Norway is the perfect place to observe this natural phenomenon. In fact, the Northern Lights are more commonly seen here than anywhere else in the world. Svalbard (Spitsbergen) is a little farther from this belt, but here you can see the daytime Northern Lights in mid-winter.
Clear skies essential!
Weather conditions also play an important role as clear skies are essential. The regions further inland generally have a more stable climate with more cloudless nights, but when the cold eastern winds blow in the winter, conditions are clearest along the coast. Svalbard has an Arctic desert climate with excellent conditions to view the Northern Lights.
When during the day can you see the Northern Lights?
The Northern Lights can appear at any time, but they usually grace the sky between 6 o'clock in the evening and 1 o'clock in the morning.
- It is rare to see the Northern Lights before 18. 00/6pm, even during the dark months.
- The highest frequency is around 22. 00–23. 00/10-11pm.
- If you see the Northern Lights at 19. 00/7pm, there is a good chance that they will reappear several times.
- After around 1 o'clock in the morning, your chance of seeing the Northern Lights diminishes.
- In Northern Norway, the Northern Lights appear almost every night. Occasionally, however, they are so faint that you cannot see them from the ground.
Light pollution
The Northern Lights are faint and ethereal, so they cannot compete with neon and car headlights. Therefore, find a place without light pollution. City lights disrupt your night vision.
- If you are in a town, find a dark area or a high vantage point.
- If you are close to a town, find a place north of the built-up area as the faint Northern Lights typically appear in the north of the sky.
- A full moon can also outshine the Northern Lights.
- However, photographers of the Northern Lights appreciate some other source of light such as a house or a crescent moon. So the area does not have to be completely dark.
When during the year is it best to see the Northern Lights?
- The Northern Lights are a phenomenon that is best seen in autumn and winter.
- Throughout the period from 21 September (the autumn equinox) through 21 March, it is dark here after 18. 00 – i. e. for the entire "good period" of the day. This means that you have good chances all through this period.
- Chances of clear skies are highest towards the end of this period.
- You may also be lucky enough to see the Northern Lights during the "shoulder periods" from the end of August to the end of September, and from the end of March until the middle of April. However, the nights are shorter during these periods, which means that your chances are slimmer.
Things you can do to see the Northern Lights
It is hard to wait around for 6–7 hours in the freezing cold in the hope of catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights. To maximise your chances, you can, for example:
- Join an organised Northern Lights tour, where shelter and warm clothes are included. Choose the tour that lasts the longest and ends the latest.
- Some operators organise mobile Northern Lights tours by boat, car or minibus, which gives you a better chance of encountering clear skies. Again, the duration is of importance. The longer, the better...
- Take part in dog-sledding, scooter trips and sleigh rides in the evening. You will be sure to have fun – along with a front-row seat if and when the Northern Lights appear.
- Check the weather forecast, rent a car and drive to a place where you have the best chance of encountering clear skies. Ask the staff of the local tourist information office to suggest a route.
- Rent skis and go skiing on an illuminated run, or strap on a head-light and follow a signposted trail. This will help you stay warm, even though you are out under the night sky.
- The Hurtigruten ships have wonderful viewing lounges. Choose a Hurtigruten trip that involves night-time sailing between wonderful destinations in Northern Norway – this is a Northern Lights opportunity in itself!
- Our experience: be active at night!Having accompanied guests on the hunt for the Northern Lights for many years, we have noted a couple of points:
- It is best to come in the period December–March. Stay as long as you can in Northern Norway – this will boost your chances!
- As far as possible, make sure to be outside at night between 18.00 and 01.00, either on an organised tour or on your own.
- Don't let bad weather put you off.All of a sudden, the clouds may part and reveal the Northern Lights in all their glory!
- Be flexible and switch between coastal and inland locations depending on the wind direction.
This and that about the Northern Lights:
- Galileo Galilei named the Northern Lights aurora borealis, which means "the northern sunrise" because at lower latitudes appearances of the Northern Lights are often red in colour.
- In addition to Northern Norway, the Northern Lights belt runs over Iceland, Southern Greenland, Northern Canada and North Alaska.
- The Northern Lights are regularly observed in Southern Scandinavia, the Baltic States and Scotland, as well as on the prairies of Canada and the USA. On rare occasions, the Northern Lights can be seen as far south as Italy and Mexico.
- The Southern Lights are exactly the same phenomenon as the Northern Lights and can be seen on Antarctica and from the Antarctic Sea. On rare occasions, they can be observed from the South Island of New Zealand and on Tasmania.
- The very special and fainter daytime Northern Lights can be observed on Svalbard in mid-winter. This is because it is dark all day there.
- The green colour is caused by solar winds reacting with oxygen at a height of around 100 km.
- The pink stripe in the Northern Lights is caused by the Northern Lights reacting with oxygen at even greater heights.
- Violet shades are attributable to reactions with nitrogen, often at lesser heights.
- The Northern Norwegian poet Petter Dass (1647–1707) mentions various things about Northern Norway in his works, but not the Northern Lights. It is likely that the Northern Lights never appeared during his lifetime.
- Kristian Birkeland introduced the modern Northern Lights research from the Haldde peak in Alta. You can see his picture on the Norwegian 200 kroner notes.


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I managed to avoid adding the Revell Gaga and the 1:16 scale first-gen Civic to my Model Hell Garage, but this one is proving even tougher to resist.
It's a still-in-shrinkwrap Jo-Han 1:25 scale kit of one of my two favorite musclecars of all time: the '69 AMC SC/Rambler. The current top bid is just $3.25, but there's a week to go. How much would you pay for this rare red-white-and-blue beast?


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He was having a mare, yes; but you really have to give a bloke at least a half. I know I'd be having a "frank & open exchange of opinion" with my coach if he hauled me off after 20!
Good game tho, enjoyed it a lot more than the Canada game. Props to my mate Chris for coming thru with a ticket at the last minute! Only international I missed in the autumn woulda been the one to go too! So much for the Saffies. Looked well average & pretty much full strength too!
BTW, how good is Matt Gituea? With Mortlock & Rathbone fit again you're looking well-served in the backs suddenly.


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Is there any way to effectively generate valid distributed public key in schemes like ElGamal or Benaloh for a number of participants? There's no need in private keys since there's no intent to decrypt messages at all, only to encrypt them securely.
As far as I know, there's no effective way to generate distributed key pair in Benaloh.


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Willy Taco on Laurens Road showcases the successful conversion of an abandoned feed and seed retail store into a popular dining destination.
Half-Moon Outfitters used the Facade Improvement Program to assist with its relocation to the Northpointe area.
The Westone owners were able to redesign their entrance, making it more inviting and accessible to customers.
The City of Greenville's Commercial Corridors Façade Improvement Program (FIP) (PDF) provides financial and technical design assistance to commercial property owners and business owners for qualified façade improvements. The purpose of the FIP is to support the revitalization of the city's commercial corridors by stimulating private investment in high-quality improvements that enhance the appearance of buildings and properties and eliminate blight and non-conforming design standards.
The program provides for a one-time reimbursement for eligible facade improvements, which include exterior building improvements (cosmetic and/or structural), signage, lighting and landscaping. Examples include, but are not limited to: exterior painting or surface treatment, decorative awnings, window and/or door replacements or modifications, storefront enhancements, landscaping, irrigation, streetscape, outdoor patios and decks, exterior wall lighting, decorative post lighting and architectural features. Applicants are eligible for a 50% reimbursement on expenses equal to or less than $10,000. For additional expenses above $10,000, the City will reimburse the applicant up to 20% of eligible expenses. The maximum award amount is $10,000.
Eligible applicants include owners of commercial properties and owners/managers of businesses located in the following commercial districts within the city of Greenville:
- Augusta Street
- Laurens Road, at Pleasantburg Drive (PDF)
- Pete Hollis Boulevard/Rutherford Street (PDF)
- Stone Avenue (PDF)
- Wade Hampton Boulevard
- West Greenville (PDF)
Applications are reviewed by a committee made up of three City staff members and two members of the Greenville chapter of the American Institute of Architects. All applications must be approved prior to commencement of any work.
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Cards move into first behind Wainwright gem vs. Pirates
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Adam Wainwright decided to use a simple approach to break out of his two-game slump.
The St. Louis right-hander bounced back from back-to-back sub-par outings with seven shutout innings and David Freese homered to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.
The victory moved the Cardinals into first place, a half-game ahead of the Pirates in the NL Central. Pittsburgh has lost four of six including the first two of the three-game set. The Pirates remain stuck on 81 wins, one shy of assuring them a winning record for the first time since they went 96-66 in 1992.
Wainwright (16-9) had given up 15 earned runs over his previous two starts, both against Cincinnati. He allowed a career-high nine runs in two innings of a 10-0 loss Aug. 28. But he regained his form against the Pirates allowing just two hits. He struck out eight and walked two.
"The way to make pitching as simple as possible is to repeat your delivery and execute your pitches," he said. "My stuff tonight was drastically different because of that."
Wainwright, who retired the last 11 batters and ended his performance with four successive strikeouts, is tied with Jordan Zimmermann of Washington and Jorge De La Rosa of Colorado for the most wins in the NL.
St. Louis manager Mike Matheny was pleased to see his ace return to form.
"That's the same guy we expect to see every time out," he said. "He had it all working."
Wainwright fashioned a 16.88 ERA in his two previous starts.
"This time he was aggressive," catcher Yadier Molina said. "This is a long season and everyone is going to have slumps. He's a tough guy. He's going to battle."
Wainwright threw first-pitch strikes to 14 of 24 batters. He gave up a single to Andrew McCutchen in the first and a double in the fourth.
Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle was not surprised to see Wainwright bounce back.
"He was down in the zone all night, he wore it out," Hurdle said. "He did what he's done for years."
Freese drove in two runs for the Cardinals, who moved into sole possession of first place for the first time since Aug. 29. Matt Holliday, Pete Kozma and Daniel Descalso also added RBIs.
"We've been back-and-forth with them all year," Wainwright said. "Any time you can win against them, it's a big win."
Freese homered off reliever Jeanmar Gomez in the sixth to push the lead to 4-0.
Pittsburgh left-hander Jeff Locke (9-5) allowed three runs on three hits over five innings. He was making his first start since Aug. 27. Locke was sent down to Double-A Altoona to clear his mind, but he did not make an appearance.
"I felt refreshed, like I was re-charged," Locke said.
Molina started a two-run outburst in the fourth inning with a double that followed a leadoff walk to Carlos Beltran. Freese then brought in Beltran with a sacrifice fly to left. Kozma added an infield single to bring in Molina.,
The Pirates are 9-9 over their last 18 games and they remain confident.
"We need to step it up, to get going again," McCutchen said. "We've just got to keep battling."
Notes: RHP Michael Wacha (2-0, 3.20) will face Charlie Morton (7-3, 3.00) in the final game of the three-game series on Sunday. ... Pittsburgh has hit an NL-leading 79 home runs on the road. ... The Pirates have out-homered St. Louis 19-5 in the 18 games between the teams this season. ... St. Louis had nine successive hits in a seven-run seventh inning during Friday's 12-8 win. The nine in a row is the most by any team in the majors this season.
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The California Primary Care Association says workers affiliated with health centers are desperate to get authorization to start signing people up.
But Director Carmela Castellano-Garcia says there have been many barriers.
"We have ninety percent who are somewhere being held up and are currently not certified although they want to be. And we feel that is really an unacceptable situation," says Castellano-Garcia.
Castellano-Garcia says enrollment counselor training could have happened sooner.
She says background checks are taking two to three weeks.
What's more, she says, when the counselors have completed those steps, state computer glitches are holding up authorization.
"All these barriers are adding up where we have a lot of people out there ready to go who are not authorized," says Castello-Garcia.
Covered California says a lot of enrollment training is happening this month, and that should help accelerate the certification process.


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It was an awesome 5 years
Samsung Moment. My first smartphone. Awesome phone.
She had her day on the farm for a long time with me. She doesn't owe me anything. We have been through a lot. I am normally a patient person. After 2 1/2 years I Upgraded her OS to the latest Android version she can handle, ver2.2.2 and she performed well. Miss her old OS though. But I needed to upgrade her for an app that was required for my job. She understood and performed well as expected.
After a couple more years she like any computer type product technology got the best of her. They are not secretaries anymore, they like to be called administrators...anyway... after 5 years on the job running on the same battery. I used Task Killer to shut off almost everything to save on her battery power. I hardly talked with her, I mostly text, email and web browse. We used GPS a lot for work. Her slide out keyboard is the best. But can't text while driving...( not that I should be... should pull over for that... Ha) :)
Performance till now has been great. But lately losing a lot of signal. Have to remove battery and reboot too often.
Going to miss my baby... and definitely her keyboard.
(She knows exactly what buttons I need to press).
But sticking to the Samsung tradition and upgrading to my fourth Samsung, the Galaxy S4. She will understand, cause her number will be part of it. We will review later...
Bad Phone
When this phone works and it is not that often it does a nice job for one of the 1st androids. Problem is this phone has lots of problems with dependability. Most people I talk with tell me they have had bad to poor luck with this phone holding up. Today i just received my 4th one with 3 1/2 months to go till I can get new phone. This new one might have to go back tomorrow because like no 3 the gps is not working. I will be talking with Sprint on this because i have lost 4 days waiting for my 4th phone because it could not charge and had to wait till my next phone came in. If Sprint wants to keep giving me these crummy phones till my contract says i could get a new one I will be leaving them to go to Verizon. If i cannot have a dependable phone to use than they are of no use to me. As far as a Samsung this is the 3rd model and all three were bad the last one was a instinct. I can tell you i bought my last Samsung. I will look at one of the htc evos or that new motorola.
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Needs Work, But A Solid Android Phone
I've owned this phone since May of 2010. It originally shipped with Android 1.6 and later, Sprint issued an update to Android 2.1 (Eclair).
This phone is a solid Android based phone but there are several caveats in getting it to perform "up to spec".
Since Sprint and Samsung have "end of lifed" this phone, you're only going to be able to get one refurbished or used very soon.
PROS: Slide out keyboard is a great addition, the AMOLED display is super bright and VERY easy on the eyes. The Android OS is showy on this phone, and using the Market and some of the phone's development forums, you can remove all of the Sprint "bloatware" and truly make a phone that is 100% yours.
CONS: There is a very real problem with this phone having major data "lock ups" which means that all of a sudden you have NO DATA at all and the phone gets stuck in "airplane mode"... no calling, no data, nothing. This requires rebooting. Sprint and Samsung have TRIED to issue a few updates over the air to address this MAJOR problem as is inhibits your ability to dial emergency numbers. So far a majority have seen the latest update fix the problem.
Another major issue is battery life. The only solution to a major battery drain (meaning charging every 4 hours or so with major phone data and voice use) is to find yourself a nice App killer in the market and use it OFTEN.
I've found that doing a little bit of Google searching has put me in touch with a few development communities that design "custom ROMs" for this phone. A custom ROM can turn this phone from the buggy and slightly unnerving out-of-box experience it is, into a phone that can do EXACTLY what you want it to do. (mind you, it can also void your warranty, but if the phone is EOL, who much cares?)
I'd recommend this phone if you're a constant TEXTER, or if you want an introduction to the Android platform. If you have the means, however.. consider an Epic. It is most likely worth the extra 10 bucks a month.
The ui freezes
The OS and ui freezes and so it isn't reliable
Absolutely terrible!!!
This phone is AWFUL! If you EVER think about buying it, don't do it!! I have had to replace my phone on four separate occasions because of loose charger ports, overheating issues, restarting randomly, slow response time, issues with my icons staying aligned, and other general madness.
Not only have they replaced it four times, but they have wiped my software clean 12 different times and replaced my battery 3 times. Every time they wipe the software, I have to start over from scratch with application downloading and setting my preferences.
It's a great phone when it works, but I've had this phone for 7 months and have already needed four replacements. After 3 trips to the Sprint store and 25 minutes on the phone with customer service, they are FINALLY switching me to another device because I am so entirely fed up with this one! Don't do it! Causes nothing but problems!!
Disapointed, sorely...
1st forray into Sprint coverage/service in suburban New Orleans and the gulf coast.
PROS: Keyboard is laid out nice and smooth, and fairly easy to get the hang of after a day or so. I was coming from a Blackberry, Q, Droid 1 (VZW) so it took a little adjusting...
-Reception is fairly strong in most cases, not too many issues here.
CONS: BATTERY! This by far has had the worst battery life of any phone I've ever used. Granted, I know it comes with it being a Android device; but even with the backlight/screen timeout/task killer, I'd barely get 6-8 hrs a day before having to charge.
-The charging port also never wants to charge half the time. I did a warranty exchange which supposedly fixed it, but I suspect they sent back the exact same charger.
-Internet can be slightly sluggish.
-TOO much Sprint bloatware. I think this was a LARGE reason of the lag/battery, but none of this seems to be removable.
I am a VERY VERY heavy text/internet/call user and this phone was the 1st MAJOR MAJOR disappointment I'd had in almost 8 years of owning phones.
If going Android, it is WELL advised to look at something else. Especially if you value battery life over anything.
high end sprint android 3g phone!
Pros: this phone has a beautiful display. The qwerty physical keyboard makes texting and web browsing a snap. The 3.2 mp camera takes rich photos and has a flash. The Google android market is simply amazing! I love the WiFi it is super fast.
Con. The battery life is not good. You will need an extra battery or a carcharger.
Other than the battery issue this is a super smart phone on the Sprint network.
ii LOvE iT!
I already liked the phone before the software update, but now that I have the update...I simply love my phone. A car battery is suggested in you stay on your phone ALL DAY like I do! I have no complaints about the battery, because it's my fault!:] It's a great phone! But if anyone wants to buy me the HTC EVO...I would gladly let them! (lol)
Its OK......
Pros: Android OS is great once its updated to the 2.1.
Camera is pretty good quality (and it has a FLASH!)
Full keyboard is nice to have if you text a lot.
Battery life is acceptable for the amount of things the phone can do.
Cons: I had 2 separate units have a complete software meltdown in a 2 week period.
Less than a week after I got my third the charger port started to fail. The Sprint store said it was a known issue and they let me switch to a HTC hero.
The lag when selecting apps or answering an incoming call is sometimes a ridiculous amount of time.
Only 3 homescreens
the best phone i have ever used so far
Wow did samsung finally get something right for a long time I thought none of these manufacturers couldn't get anything right. Now I have used just about any phone out there and couldn't find one to fit my needs until now this as the best os I'm glad it got updated to 2.1 everything works good really like the keyboard I really don't care for touchscreens but this pne blows just about any touchscreeen phone out there in my opinion 3.2 megapixels perfect for takeing pictures when I feel like takeing them that is. I would recommend this phone to anyone that needs a mini computer like me so if ur the type of person that needs internet email and everything else u should really look into getting this phone.


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Independent State of Croatia
- This article is about the Nazi puppet state. For the nation which gained independence in 1991, see Croatia.
|Motto (official): "For Great Chieftain, We Are Ready"
Motto (unofficial): "Hrvatska do Kosova"
|National Anthem: Moja Štikla (My High Heel)
|Map Of Croatia
|Official language
|Faithful, liberal, independent and democratic.
|Ante Pavelić aka Napaljenić (Mr. Horny)
|Every language, but never Serbian
|National Hero
|Gianni Versace, Oscar Wilde, George Michael
|143 BC from Roman Empire.
|Fox, only exchangeable for brandy or captured Serbs
|Fashion, Liberal Islam
"I like the way they treat people"
" I enjoyed my time in Jasenovac, NDH. So many fresh and alive victims for free, completely legal. They even praised me as a hero there. "
"I don't have time for smelly, annoying, Muslim people "
"Ante Pavelic was a perfect example to every faithful human servant"
"Ja, das war gut, aber die blode homosexuelle..."
The Independent State of Croatia (Serbo-Croatian: Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, Независна Држава Хрватска, NDH; German: Unabhängiger Staat Kroatien; Italian: Stato Indipendente di Croazia), often referred to simply by the abbreviation NDH, was a short-lived marionette state established by the Germans during the Second World War.
The original idea came from Adolf Hitler himself who was enchanted by Ante Pavelić, the leader of Croatia's rebel forces who were trying to separate Croatia from the rest of Yugoslavia. Pavelić's transsexual alter ego dubbed Tante Hildegard quickly drew Hitler's attention during his visit to Croatia so he decided to turn Croatia into a large fashion empire with both creative and industrial workforce. Pavelić was well known in the local political circles for his kinky female persona unlike his closest associate, Jure Francetić (better known as Franziska) who was a bit more sophisticated, talking in a more deeper voice and displaying more men-like clothes and behaviour (which later served as an inspiration for the Croatian TV personality Mirna Berend). There are evidence of some kind of short sexual relationship between Pavelić and Mussolini, but later Mussolini stated that he "was into Slovenians anyway".
Pavelić had a plan to legalize gay marriages in NDH and change the state's name into DDH (Dugina Država Hrvatska which means Rainbow State Croatia) but the straight Jews disagreed, so he sent them to concentration camps, because he was convinced that death and pain would change their mind. Serbians in Croatia were sent to camps too, because Pavelić thought that their clothes were too plain, and not colorful and cheesy as he imagined it.
Pavelić had help from Ustaše (the name comes from ustati-stand up in Croatian and it means that Ustaše were trying to make Croatian people more fashion oriented). Surprisingly, Ustaše's uniforms were pretty much ordinary, only the inside was made of bright pink polyester with a leopard pattern.
Despite their bad reputation, concentration camps in Croatia have a significant role in the history of fashion because their influence is still visible today, as skinny-looking (later known as anorexic ) body was thought to be the most important factor in one's appearance. Modern catwalk shows also draw inspiration from the camp's daily exercise programs and some contemporary supermodels, like Naomi Campbell , still act as past camp supervisors.
NDH Today[edit]
Nowadays, NDH and Ustaše are a symbol of Croatian conservatives, and they are trying to bring back the NDH and make it a DDH. They even have a political party called HSP, which stands for Hrvatska Stranka Prava (Croatian Party Of Right) mostly because they are convinced that they are right, and the rest of the Croatia (aprox. 99%) is wrong. They also have the HČSP party, which stands for Hrvatska Čista Stranka Prava (Croatian Clean Party Of Right) mostly because they are convinced that only, and only they are right, and the rest of Croatia (99,99,99%) is wrong. Also, most of their members are allergic to dust.
The party leader is Anto Đapić , but will soon resign due to aesthetic reasons. Some say that his successor will be Mirjana Sanader , the husband of Croatian current prime minister, Ivo Sander. Historically famous fashion activities are still present, and are led by Boris Banović , Marko Grubnić and Neven Ciganović but in a more conventional way than before. Party leaders and supporter usually gather on events such as Cro a Porter or Wella Fashion Week to discuss their next step on how to convert Croatia into DDH again (both Grubić and Banović have published books about it).
During the Croatia's War For Independence, the party decided to take a break from its activities, but it is well known that war criminals Milošević and Tuđman had a sexual relationship. Some sources claim that while sodomizing Milošević in Karađorđevo, Tuđman had also a sexual affair - through the back door so to speak - with the rather unattractive but experienced Alija Izetbegović.
Celebrities In Croatia That Suppor The NDH Idea[edit]
Not all NDH supporters are in HSP, some of them are have independent parties, such as Ljubo Česić Royce. Other famous supporters include: Mladen Schwartz, Pero Kovačević, Marijana Petir, Miroslav Škoro, Josip Bozanić, Gabrijela Gabica Gotovac... Some Croatian artist use NDHs legacy but in a more subtle way, such as the rock band Prljavo Kazalište (Dirty Theatre in croatian, actually a bukakke-themed orgy popular during NDH) and the singer Marko Perković who took his stage name Thompson from a primitive, home made anal dildo from the era. However, not all prominent supporters are welcomed by the HSP officials, as the macedonian singer Toše Proeski was murdered for being too straight, according to the official police report.


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Lauri is a Certified Dream Analyst, syndicated columnist, author, popular radio personality and member of IASD, the International Association for the Study of Dreams, an international organization whose purpose, amongst other things, is to conduct and encourage research into the nature, function and significance of dreaming.
She spent much of her childhood keeping a dream journal in order to capture all those wonderfully strange adventures she experienced every night. One night, after she had a dream where her deceased grandfather visited her and gave her a life changing message, she decided to dedicate herself to finding the answers we all seek within our dreams.
Lauri studied Dream Psychology and became certified as a Dream Analyst under the tutelage of Katia Romanoff, Ph.D. in 1996. She has since analyzed and researched over 75,000 dreams from people of all walks of life from all over this planet.
In 1998, Lauri launched The Dream Zone, a weekly dream interpretation column, which helps readers understand how the strange imagery in their dreams is actually helping them to solve problems. The Dream Zone now has over 2.5 million readers and is published in dozens of weekly alternatives and appears on over twenty-five online mags throughout the United States and in Canada.
She has been a guest on The Dr. Oz Show, The View, Good Morning America, The Today Show and on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360. She also appeared in Dr. Sanjay Gupta's special called, "Sleep." A recurring guest on Oprah Radio, Playboy Radio, and others, she has also been featured in Maxim, Modern Bride, Galmour, Woman's World, Woman's Day, Prevention and Cosmo.
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05-DEC-2018: AMU mourns death of faculty members
ALIGARH December 5: The Department of Civil Engineering, Aligarh Muslim University expressed its sense of deep sorrow and grief at the sad demise of Mr Sajid Ali Khan, Associate Professor, who served the department from January 1978 to May 2015.
Speaking at the condolence meeting, Prof Mohammad Muzammil, Chairman of the department, said that Mr Khan had impeccable professional integrity, devotion and dedication. He always put in the best efforts for academic and professional development of the department.
Further, the Department of Dermatology, J N Medical College, held a condolence meeting at the sad demise of Prof Mohammad Tahseen, a senior retired teacher of the department.
Moving a condolence resolution, Prof Syed Suhail Amin, Chairman of the department, said that ?Prof Tahseen was a widely respected and fondly loved teacher and mentored the young teachers of the department. His demise is a big loss to the department and we share the sorrow with his family in this hour of grief?.
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09-DEC-2019 : AMU top contender for MNRE Green Campus certification Aligarh, December 9: The Aligarh Muslim Univ
09-DEC-2019 : Dept of Civil Engineering begins Faculty Development Programme on Smart Cities Aligarh, December 9:
09-DEC-2019 : AMU High School-Girls conclude Inter House Sports Week Aligarh, December 9: The Blue House bagged t
09-DEC-2019 : AMU faculty members get projects worth 66 lakh ALIGARH December 9: Prof Ayesha Farooq and Dr Lamay
09-DEC-2019 : Plogging by NCC cadets of AMU Aligarh, December 9: National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets of AMU from 1/
09-DEC-2019 : AMU City Girls' High School organises Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony Aligarh, December 9: The
07-DEC-2019 : Investiture Ceremony held at STS Aligarh, December 7: On 7th December 2019, STS School, Aligarh Mu
07-DEC-2019 : Two MHRM students selected for global mining company Aligarh, December 7: Two students from the f
07-DEC-2019 : Two medical students bag prize Aligarh, December 7: An MBBS student and a senior resident of Jawaha
07-DEC-2019 : New Provost Aligarh, December 7: Prof S Mubashir Yunus, Department of Anatomy, Aligarh Muslim Univ
07-DEC-2019 : ICC organises self-defence program at JNMCH Aligarh, December7: In accordance with University Gr
07-DEC-2019 : Dept of English organised session to mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities Aligarh,
06-DEC-2019 : AMU Vice Chancellor welcomes Central Government's grant for off-campus centres ALIGARH December 6:
06-DEC-2019 : Calendar designing competition held ALIGARH December 6: Mohd Mushfiq, a student of final year BUMS,
06-DEC-2019 : Agriculture education day observed ALIGARH December 6: Commemorating the birth anniversary of first
06-DEC-2019 : Court members declared ALIGARH December 6: Prof Ashok Kumar (Chairman, Department of Conservative D
06-DEC-2019 : AMU faculty mentors workshop ALIGARH December 6: Dr Pankaj Kharade, Assistant Professor, Department
05-DEC-2019 : Minority Affairs Ministry sanctions over Rs 100.99 crores to AMU Centres Aligarh, December 5: The
05-DEC-2019 : Winter vacation for Faculties of Medicine and Unani Medicine announced ALIGARH December 5: The Alig
05-DEC-2019 : Winter school on research methods starting December 7 ALIGARH December 5: The Department of Busines
05-DEC-2019 : Result of photography competition on antimicrobial resistance announced ALIGARH December 5: Dr Pran
05-DEC-2019 : Best paper awards ALIGARH December 5: Dr Jyotsana Singh and Dr Ayisha Asrarul Haque, students of MD
04-DEC-2019 : AMU defeats DU to lift North Zone Intervarsity Cricket Trophy Aligarh, December 4: Aligarh Mu
04-DEC-2019 : AMU observes World Disability Day ALIGARH December 4: Aligarh Muslim University Pro-Vice Chancello
04-DEC-2019 : World AIDS day observed ALIGARH December 4: To observe World AIDS Day, Department of Community Medi
04-DEC-2019 : Faculty development programme begins ALIGARH December 4: The Department of Statistics and Operation
04-DEC-2019 : Unani medicine expert from South Africa delivers lecture in AMU ALIGARH December 4: The Department
04-DEC-2019 : Lecture held on drug delivery system ALIGARH December 4: Dr Imran Ahmad (Head, Scientific Advisory
04-DEC-2019 : AMU faculty gets fellowship ALIGARH December 4: Dr Mohammad Rihan, Department of Electrical Enginee
03-DEC-2019 : International conference on fundamentals of Unani medicine begins at AMU Aligarh, December 3: Four
03-DEC-2019 : Regimental therapy, a fast growing health care system: Dr Hameeda Tariq ALIGARH December 3: "Ilaj B
03-DEC-2019 : DU Vs AMU in the final of North Zone Intervarsity Cricket tournament December 3: Delhi University
03-DEC-2019 : Interactive lecture series held ALIGARH December 3: The Department of Geology, Aligarh Muslim Unive
02-DEC-2019 : VC inaugurates new sales outlet of Publications Division Aligarh, December 2: Professor Tariq Manso
30-NOV-2019 : Bahrain: Vice Chancellor attends Sir Syed Day celebrations Aligarh, November 30: "Teaching, resea
02-DEC-2019 : Research Methodology Workshop concludes ALIGARH December 2: "Universities and their departments of
02-DEC-2019 : North Zone Intervarsity tournament: AFU Vs DU semi final tomorrow Aligarh, December 2: In the North
02-DEC-2019 : AMU research scholar attends international neuroscience school ALIGARH December 2: Shirin Farheen,
02-DEC-2019 : AMU student gets honorary citizenship of Pensacola ALIGARH December 2: Dr Saleem Mohammad Khan, the
02-DEC-2019 : Breast cancer awareness month observed ALIGARH December 2: The Department of Community Medicine, Ja
02-DEC-2019 : Swachhta Pakkwada: 15 day programme will be celebrated Aligarh, December 2: Swachhta Pakhwada wa
01-DEC-2019 : Pratham's Century takes AMU into Final of North Zone Cricket Tournament Aligarh, December 1: In the
30-NOV-2019 : CME on 'New Therapeutic Strategies for Type 2 Diabetes' held at JNMC Aligarh, November 30: Experts
30-NOV-2019 : AMU continues 'Constitution Day' celebrations Aligarh, November 30: "It was our Constitution which
30-NOV-2019 : Treatment of skin desease at reasonable charges Aligarh, November 30: The Department of Amraz-e-Jil
30-NOV-2019 : HPU marches to semi-final defeating MDU by 10 wickets Aligarh, November 30: In the second quarterf
30-NOV-2019 : Papa Mian award given ALIGARH November 30: Mahina Mehmood and Tamkeen Fatima, toppers of the class
30-NOV-2019 : AMU scholar gets SPM Fellowship in Earth Sciences ALIGARH November 30: Mr Mohammad Aatif Raza, Depa
30-NOV-2019 : International conference at Kulliyat on December 3 ALIGARH November 30: The Department of Kulliyat,
30-NOV-2019 : Fixed tenure approved ALIGARH November 30: The Vice Chancellor, Aligarh Muslim University has appro
30-NOV-2019 : Merit scholarships instituted for Quranic Studies Centre ALIGARH November 30: The Aligarh Muslim Un
30-NOV-2019 : 3 students get through Bihar judicial service examination ALIGARH November 30: Three students of Re
29-NOV-2019 : North Zone Cricket Tournament: GGSIPU and HNBGU register wins Aligarh, November 29: In a tight fin
29-NOV-2019 : Vice Chancellor inaugurates Girls Common Room, ZADC Aligarh, November 29: Aligarh Muslim Universit
29-NOV-2019 : AMU Registrar felicitates students for completing internships at UC Browser Aligarh, November 29: A
29-NOV-2019 : Dept of English concludes 'UGC NET/ JRF Coaching Programme' Aligarh, November 29: Teachers from the
29-NOV-2019 : AMU Law students shine ALIGARH November 29: Aligarh Muslim University students, Afeef Khan and Vara
29-NOV-2019 : AMU faculty presents keynote address at MANUU ALIGARH November 29: Prof Mohd Nafees Ahmad Ansari, D
29-NOV-2019 : AMU continues 'Constitution Day' and 'National Education Day' observations Aligarh, November 29: As
28-NOV-2019 : AMU reaches North Zone Cricket tournament semi-final Aligarh, November 28: Aligarh Muslim Universi
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28-NOV-2019 : Dept of Commerce organises 'Water Conservation' Awareness Program Aligarh, November 28: In line wi
28-NOV-2019 : Law Festival celebrated, Intra-departmental Moot Court competitions held at Malappurram Centre ALI
28-NOV-2019 : AMU students qualify UPSC's Assistant Hydrogeologist exam Aligarh, November 28: Fourteen students
27-NOV-2019 : AMU celebrates Constitution Day Aligarh, November 27: Different faculties, departments, schools an
27-NOV-2019 : AMU North Zone Cricket Tournament: CSJM, PU, JHU, BGSBU and GGIU register wins Aligarh, November 27
27-NOV-2019 : Dr Priyanka Jha delivers lecture in AMU Aligarh, November 27: Dr Priyanka Jha, Fellow at Max Weber
27-NOV-2019 : AMU faculty gets prestigious fellowship ALIGARH November 27: Dr Latif Zafar Jilani, Associate Profe
27-NOV-2019 : Lecture held on interfaith dialogue ALIGARH November 27: The K A Nizami Centre for Quranic Studies,
27-NOV-2019 : JNMC Senior Resident bags top prize at FIPS CONGRESS-2019 Aligarh, November 27: 'A study of Vitami
27-NOV-2019 : AMU students win first prize at Advaita '19 ALIGARH November 27: Mohammad Saad Baig, Ansheka Jain a
26-NOV-2019 : AMU Observes Constitution Day Aligarh, November 26: Live screening of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi
26-NOV-2019 : North Zone cricket tournament: AMU, DU, SVSU, KU, CRSU register convincing wins at AMU Aligarh, No
26-NOV-2019 : "Zeal Art" exhibition inaugurated at Moinuddin Art Gallery Aligarh, November 26: A three day art an
26-NOV-2019 : Experts prepare phonetic notations for Urdu characters in Dept of Linguistics workshop Aligarh, Nov
26-NOV-2019 : Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp at University Women's Polytechnic ALIGARH November 26: A three-day
26-NOV-2019 : AMU faculty awarded ALIGARH November 26: Professor Mohammad Habib Raza, Department of Surgery, J N
26-NOV-2019 : Workshop on group discussion organized ALIGARH November 26: The Club for Short Evening Courses (CSE
25-NOV-2019 : Vice Chancellor releases 'Strategic Human Resource Management, Text and Case Studies' Aligarh, Nov
25-NOV-2019 : Special 'Iqbal Number' of Tahzeebul Akhlaq released Aligarh, November 25: The Aligarh Muslim Univer
25-NOV-2019 : North Zone Intervarsity at AMU: Kanpur Jammu, Kurushetra among others win their matches. Aligarh,


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Nelson's near triple-double leads Creighton women by Seton Hall, 70-50
Senior was one assist and one bucket from a triple-double as she guided the Creighton women's basketball team past Seton Hall, 70-50, on Wednesday.
Creighton moved into a tie for second place in the Big East with the win, sitting at 18-10 overall and 12-4 in Big East action. Seton Hall, meanwhile, fell to 16-11 on the season and 7-9 in conference play.
Both teams struggled from the floor through the first eight minutes as Seton Hall held a 10-5 lead with 12:00 remaining. Creighton appeared to find its shooting stroke first as the Bluejays got a three-ball from Nelson, followed by treys from freshman and finally from sophomore to grab the lead (14-12) with 10:20 on the scoreboard.
The game remained close over the next five minutes, leaning slightly to the Pirates as Seton Hall led 19-18 (6:25). Seton Hall seemed poised to seize control with a 8-2 burst, extending its lead to its largest margin 27-20 with just over five minutes remaining.
Nelson would have none of that, dishing to Janning in the corner for a three-pointer to make it 27-23. Moments later she found senior at the elbow for two. Down 28-25, Creighton scored the final four points on another jumper by Fujan and a easy layup down low for freshman . Janning found Rollerson for the layup as she drove from left to right and wrapped a pass underneath the bucket. The Bluejays' 9-1 run gave Creighton a 29-28 lead at the half.
Creighton's roll continued through the first three minutes of the second half as the Bluejays pushed their lead to nine at 39-30. This time Nelson got things rolling by finding senior for an layup, then Janning fed Fujan from downtown. Moments later it was Fujan paying it forward with an assits to sophomore , finally Janning created her own bucket with a pull-up jumper from 10 feet.
Seton Hall rallied to get within two at 39-37 (12:28), but Creighton scored 18 of the next 21 points to put the game out of reach. Nelson twice found Janning for open treys in the right corner to key the Bluejays final run.
Fujan led Creighton with 17 points, while Janning finished just a step back with 16 points. Nelson posted a career-high nine assists to go with 14 rebounds and eight points.
Seton Hall got a game-high 18 points from Ka-Deidre Simmons and 13 from Tabatha Richardson-Smith.
Creighton returns to action in its final regular-season road game of the year at Marquette on Saturday, March 1 at 2 pm. The game will be broadcast nationally on Fox Sports 1.
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