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All of the Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame Inductees have achieved great things in their chosen fields of endeavor, but none has acted in a vacuum. Instead, women's advances and accomplishments have built on the successes of previous generations.
As we seek to fulfill our mission, it is important that we provide context for women's stories. The Interactive Timeline creates a historical backdrop for exploring our Inductees' lives. Each woman has been placed into one of five time periods based on when she was most active or when her greatest achievement took place. For each period, an overview highlights relevant cultural, historical and political events, moments and movements. Twenty significant milestones anchor the timeline and provide further context.
Women of this time period:
Hannah Bunce Watson
Publisher of The Hartford Courant, one of the first female newspaper publishers in America
Women in colonial Connecticut lived under English Common Law with its tradition of female subordination. Although single women had property rights, married women were limited by the concept of coverture. A married woman's property, inheritance, and any wages she earned became her husband's, and she was legally called a "feme covert." All the English colonies had such statutes regulating marriage.
Nevertheless, the American environment served to improve the status of women. Their activities at home and on the farm gave them increased power and prestige, and some came to own property, manage businesses, and engage in trade. Hannah Bunce Watson, for example, upon her husband's death, assumed his position as publisher of the Connecticut Courant and adopted an editorial policy of supporting the Revolution.
The early days of producing food, textiles, and clothing at home prepared Connecticut women for their part in the Revolutionary War. The success of "the Provisions State" in keeping the American troops clothed and fed depended largely on women who worked the looms and gathered the harvests. After the Revolution, grateful leaders created a new ideal of Republican mothers as educators of the next generation of patriots.
Religion also contributed toward the changing concept of womanhood when waves of revivalism swept through the largely Protestant English colonies. The potential egalitarianism of the "Great Awakening," which considered the moral selves of a man and a woman as equal, gave some women a greater role in religious worship and church affairs. Both evangelical religion and Republican motherhood provided justification for the later expansion of women's place in benevolent and reform associations.
Prior to the Revolution, the education of a daughter was haphazard at best, but after the Revolution, reformers challenged the old notion of women's limited intellectual capacity, arguing that mothers would only be able to teach their children the essential principles of citizenship if they were knowledgeable about history and politics. By the 1780s, private academies such as the Litchfield Female Academy, founded by Sarah Pierce, began educating the daughters of the elite, including the Smith sisters of Glastonbury. The curriculum could be quite rigorous, although instruction in fancy needlework continued to prepare women for a traditional domestic role.
Special thanks to Barbara E. Lacey, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, St. Joseph's College (Hartford, CT) for preparing these historical summaries.
Women of this time period:
Catharine Beecher
Founder and first president of the Hartford Female Seminary
Lucia Chase
Co-Founder, Director, dancer and benefactor of the American Ballet Theatre, whose vision and tenacity brought about a new, American style of ballet dancing.
Elizabeth Hart Jarvis Colt
First woman in America to establish a major art collection; later bequeathed to the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
Prudence Crandall
Teacher and abolitionist
Fidelia Hoscott Fielding
Revered member of the Mohegan Pequot tribe, responsible for the preservation of her tribe's language and customs
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Leading intellectual, social reformer and author
Florence Griswold
Fostered the Impressionist Art Movement in America
Mary Hall
First female lawyer in Connecticut
Caroline Maria Hewins
Pioneer in library services for children
Dotha Bushnell Hillyer
Founder and benefactor of the Horace Bushnell Memorial Hall
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Founder of the Connecticut Women's Suffrage Association
Emeline Roberts Jones
First female dentist in America
Martha Parsons
First female business executive in Connecticut to earn her position by merit
Sarah Porter
Educator, founder of Miss Porter's School
Theodate Pope Riddle
Noted female architect who designed the Hill-Stead Museum and the Avon Old Farms and Westover schools
Lydia Huntley Sigourney
One of the first American women to succeed at a literary career
Virginia Thrall Smith
Activist in support of services to women and children
The Smiths of Glastonbury
Revered elder stateswomen of the suffrage movement
Maria Miller Stewart
First American-born woman to publicly address mixed gender and race audiences on abolition
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Augusta Lewis Troup
Union organizer, journalist and promoter of the suffrage movement, beloved educator and advocate for teachers and minority groups.
Mabel Osgood Wright
Founder and first president of Connecticut Audubon Society; established first bird sanctuary in U.S. in Fairfield, CT
When the Declaration of Independence announced that all men are created equal, the path to citizenship for both blacks and women had begun. Despite not having the right to vote, women had long petitioned governors and legislatures to articulate a family grievance. Activist women presented to the U.S. Congress a large-scale innovative petition on behalf of abolition. Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin, is widely credited with stirring public opinion, especially among women, to anti-slavery sentiments. Helped by women's efforts, abolitionists eventually secured their goal in the three post-Civil War amendments.
Work in activities such as anti-slavery, temperance and moral reform led some middle-class women to the cause of women's rights. They challenged the ideal of "separate spheres," insisting on the same rights to life, liberty, property, and happiness as men. Through Elizabeth Cady Stanton's lobbying, New York gave women control over their property, wages, and children. In 1848, Stanton and others met in Seneca Falls to discuss the "repeated injuries and usurpations on the part of man toward woman." The resulting Declaration of Sentiments asserted that "woman is man's equal."
The early industrial economy had changed women's lives. Textile production shifted from home to factory towns where farm daughters hoped wage labor would open new opportunities. Arrangements seemed ideal, until declining profits caused owners to slash wages to reduce costs. Lowell women walked out in 1836, and later petitioned the legislature to investigate deteriorating conditions. The labor force also changed as more immigrants arrived, delegated to poorly paid factory and domestic work.
In the Progressive Era, some benevolent women were committed to helping working-class women, and their needs received increased publicity after the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire in 1911. Others addressed civic concerns, established settlement houses, worked for protective labor legislation, and tried to ban child labor. Clerical work in offices opened up as a desirable field for women, and some gained greater entry into various professions, including medicine, law, social work, nursing, and teaching.
Determined suffragists persisted in their political protests even after World War I broke out in 1914. Finally, seventy-two years after the Seneca Falls convention, employing new tactics and strategies, and a long, hard struggle at the state and national levels, the elusive goal was reached. The 19th amendment, proposed by Congress and ratified by the states in 1920, prohibited restrictions on the right to vote based on sex. It was one of the most successful mass movements in the expansion of political democracy in American history.
An important expression of feminism (calling for change in women's private lives, not in their public roles) was the campaign in favor of access to birth control. Nurse Margaret Sanger spoke and wrote on its behalf, though her mailings were judged as violating the anti-obscenity Comstock laws. In 1916, after opening the first birth control clinic in the country, she was arrested and sentenced briefly to jail. For forty years she promoted contraception as an alternative to abortion, foreshadowing Planned Parenthood.
Special thanks to Barbara E. Lacey, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, St. Joseph's College (Hartford, CT) for preparing these historical summaries.
Women of this time period:
Mary Jobe Akeley
Geographer, mountaineer, photographer and writer—one of the world's leading explorers
Marian Anderson
Renowned contralto vocalist and first African American singer to perform with the Metropolitan Opera
Beatrice Fox Auerbach
President of G. Fox and Company; business leader and philanthropist
Emily Dunning Barringer
First female ambulance surgeon to secure a surgical residency
Evelyn Longman Batchelder
Prolific sculptor, creator of Bushnell Park's Spirit of Victory
Margaret Bourke-White
First female photographer for Life magazine and first female American war journalist.
Katharine Seymour Day
Landmark conservationist
Beatrix Farrand
Nationally renowned landscape architect
Martha Minerva Franklin
Pioneer of the movement for Black nurses
Alice Hamilton
First female Harvard professor, pioneer in industrial medicine
Katharine Houghton Hepburn
Prominent champion of women's rights and Planned Parenthood
Mary Goodrich Jenson
First female pilot in Connecticut and first female reporter for the Hartford Courant with a bylined column
Helen Keller
Inspirational champion of civil liberties for the disabled
Susanne Langer
Leading 20th-Century philosopher
Alice Paul
Leader of women's suffrage movement, founder of National Women's Party
Rosa Ponselle
Legendary Metropolitan Opera diva, honored on a U.S. postage stamp
Mary Townsend Seymour
Pioneering advocate for equal rights for African-Americans, co-founder Hartford chapter NAACP
Sophie Tucker
Celebrated singer and actress
Laura Wheeler Waring
Artist and educator best known for her landscape paintings and portraits of prominent African Americans
Chase Going Woodhouse
First female Democrat elected Secretary of the State of Connecticut & first female Democrat to represent Connecticut in Congress
Industrial growth, economic expansion, and plenty of consumer goods gave women more purchasing power and pleasure in the 1920s. Women gained political office, but after achieving the right to vote the Women's Movement fractured over the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The percentage of married women in the workforce doubled, though in menial jobs, while women of color had few opportunities. The media's message about the home was ambivalent. For daughters, the young flapper was glamorized in movies starring Clara Bow who had It (sex appeal). But the modern mother, equipped with widely-advertised appliances, was expected to keep house and raise children with new efficiency.
The prosperity of the twenties contrasted with the hardships of the 1930s following the 1929 stock market crash. Farm families in the Dust Bowl, suffering from drought and crop failures, fled to California where they worked as migratory laborers. As impoverished families across America struggled, desertion rose (but not divorce, which was expensive), and family size grew smaller. Women's jobs were largely confined to low-paying domestic labor, garment factories, and food-processing plants, all further segregated by race and ethnicity.
In the midst of the Great Depression, President Roosevelt, helped by wife Eleanor, brought strong leadership toward recovery with the New Deal. Professional women were included in federal projects, and work relief programs gave help to poor women. The Social Security Act of 1935 owed much to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, the first woman to serve in the Cabinet. African-American Mary McLeod Bethune, using her executive position in the National Youth Administration, pressured the administration to provide equal pay for blacks in all programs.
World War II deeply influenced women's lives. Sex-segregated labor diminished, as symbolized in the poster of "Rosie the Riveter." Women were accepted into the military, though the public was concerned about the loss of femininity. Defense industries were reluctant to admit women, but as men were drafted, the resistance eroded. Older, married women provided the largest number of new workers. Black, Mexican, and Chinese women had new opportunities, but Japanese women suffered internment in camps. With demobilization, women were laid off, but many were soon back on the job. Their role still was defined in the home, but the war had increased women's activities in the workplace.
Special thanks to Barbara E. Lacey, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, St. Joseph's College (Hartford, CT) for preparing these historical summaries.
Women of this time period:
Anni Albers
First weaver to have a solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art
Emma Fielding Baker
Mohegan medicine woman, responsible for regulating tribal land divisions and maintaining Mohegan historical records and oral traditions
Jewel Plummer Cobb
Leading cell biologist and educator
Helen M. Feeney
First woman in New England and one of the first nationwide to serve as chancellor of an archdiocese
Helen M. Frankenthaler
Revolutionary abstract expressionist painter
Edythe J. Gaines
First African American and first female superintendent of public schools in Connecticut
Dorothy Goodwin
Five-term Democratic state representative
Estelle Griswold
Leader of the battle for elimination of Connecticut's anti-birth control statute
Katharine Hepburn
One of America's most accomplished actresses; winner of four Academy Awards
Dorrit Hoffleit
Astronomer, author of Bright Star Catalogue, Annenberg Award winner
Isabelle M. Kelley
Principal author of the Food Stamp Act of 1964 and first director of the U.S. Food Stamp Program; first woman to direct a national action program for the USDA
Madeleine L'Engle
Award-winning children's author
Ruth A. Lucas
The first African American woman to attain the rank of Colonel in the U.S. Air Force.
Clare Boothe Luce
Playwright, novelist; first U.S. Congresswoman from Connecticut; ambassador to Italy
Barbara McClintock
Famed geneticist and Nobel Prize winner
Rachel Taylor Milton
Founder of the Urban League of Greater Harford
Constance Baker Motley
First African American federal court judge; successfully argued nine U.S. Supreme Court civil rights cases
Ann Petry
First African American woman to sell one million copies of a novel, The Street
Catherine Roraback
Attorney, foremost advocate for civil liberties
Margo Rose
Artist, teacher, performer and "grande dame" of the American Puppet Theater
Margaret Fogarty Rudkin
Founder of Pepperidge Farm
Rosalind Russell
Legendary award-winning actress of stage and screen
Hilda Crosby Standish
First medical director of Connecticut's first birth control clinic
Gladys Tantaquidgeon
Anthropologist, Mohegan medicine woman
Antonina Uccello
First woman to be elected mayor of a Connecticut municipality
Glenna Collett Vare
Golf champion who dominated American women's golf in the 1920s
Lillian Vernon
Founded the first corporation by a woman to be publicly traded on the American Stock Exchange
Florence Wald
Founder of hospice care in the United States and former Dean of the Yale School of Nursing
Joyce Yerwood
First female African American physician in Fairfield County
The Cold War in the 1950s between the Soviet Union and the United States produced fear of domestic subversion. The McCarthy Era purged suspected Communists from government, the entertainment industry, and universities, and labeled gays and lesbians as un-American security risks. General anxiety contributed to a popular conception of the family as a source of social stability, and reinforced traditional notions of women's place at home. In 1963, Betty Friedan called this promise of fulfillment through the domestic arts the "feminine mystique," and advocated instead that women seek personal careers.
For two decades, a burgeoning economy and a growing consumer culture had expanded the availability of jobs for women. Notable was the increase in the workforce of married women, especially middle-class white women and educated women, though they were viewed in the media as working less for a career than to assist their families with needed income or desirable amenities for the home.
Some working-class women in labor unions challenged traditional cultural norms, such as the United Electric, Radio and Machine Workers who achieved non-discrimination clauses in local contracts. Middle-class women moderated their interest in women's issues, promoting instead advancement through the League of Women Voters, YWCA, and the American Association of University Women. More radical women in Women Strike for Peace demonstrated against the nuclear arms race and were summoned to the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1962. Many activists would join the Civil Rights Movement.
The movement against segregation following World War II dates from the 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, which ruled that segregated schools are inherently unequal and thus a violation of the 14th amendment. African-Americans were given new hope, and in 1955 Rosa Parks, a black seamstress who refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, triggered a bus boycott of critical importance. Black women and white women took part in boycotts, sit-ins, demonstrations, and marches. A culminating achievement in 1965 was the Voting Rights Act pushed through by President Johnson.
Mexican-Americans in the southwest also fought to improve their life and work conditions. In 1962, Dolores Huerta, co-founder with Cesar Chavez of the United Farm Workers, played a leading role in organizing a national boycott of grapes that forced growers to sign a contract with the union.
Other ethnic groups were soon to come to America, enriching its diversity. The Immigrant and Nationality Act of 1965 established an immigration system based on family preference. Half of the new immigrants came from Mexico and Central and South America, while a quarter were from Asia. Two-thirds of the immigrants were women and children. While poverty and acculturation were issues, for many the time-honored American process of upward social mobility had begun.
Special thanks to Barbara E. Lacey, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, St. Joseph's College (Hartford, CT) for preparing these historical summaries.
Women of this time period:
Adrianne Baughns-Wallace
First female television anchor in Connecticut and first African American television newscaster in New England
Jody Cohen
First woman rabbi in Connecticut to have an extended tenure of her own congregation
Martha Coolidge
Filmmaker and first woman president of the Director's Guild of America
Rosa DeLauro
U.S. Representative of Connecticut's 3rd district since 1990, sharp political strategist and champion of women's causes
Annie Dillard
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
Barbara Hackman Franklin
President and CEO of Barbara Franklin Enterprises, 29th U.S. Secretary of Commerce, led the first White House effort to recruit women for high-level government jobs
Anne Garrels
Ground-breaking journalist and 23-year NPR Senior Foreign Correspondent best known for her coverage of conflicts around the world.
Patricia Goldman-Rakic
World renowned neuroscientist
Ella Tambussi Grasso
First woman in the nation to be elected governor in her own right
Kristen Griest
The U.S. Army's first female infantry officer and one of the first two women to successfully complete Army Ranger School.
Dorothy Hamill
Olympic gold medalist and World Championship figure skating winner
Jane Hamilton-Merritt
Photo journalist, educator, activist, and author; nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on behalf of the Hmong people of Laos
Joan Joyce
Inspirational athlete achieving greatness in softball, basketball, volleyball and golf
Barbara Kennelly
First Connecticut woman to be elected to eight terms in Congress
Eileen Kraus
First woman to head a major regional financial institution
Jennifer Lawton
Innovative entrepreneur, technologist and pioneer in the 3D printing industry
Annie Leibovitz
Internationally renowned photographer whose large and distinguished body of work includes some of the most well-known portraits of our time
Rebecca Lobo
Award-winning athlete, television analyst, and advocate for breast cancer awareness
Donna Lopiano
Gifted athlete; instrumental in ensuring gender equity in sports
Linda Koch Lorimer
Vice President for Global and Strategic Initiatives at Yale University and visionary leader in higher education, spearheading strategic partnerships locally and abroad
Carolyn M. Mazure
Visionary founder of Women's Health Research at Yale
Dollie McLean
Founding executive director of the Artists Collective, Hartford
Faith Middleton
Thought-provoking Connecticut radio broadcaster and host of The Faith Middleton Show on WNPR
Carolyn Miles
President and CEO of Save the Children, international leader creating change for children around the world.
Anne M. Mulcahy
Former Chairman and visionary leader of Xerox Corporation
Denise Lynn Nappier
First woman elected State Treasurer in Connecticut history, first African American woman elected State Treasurer in the nation, and first African American woman elected to statewide office in Connecticut
Indra Nooyi
Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo, known for her global leadership, strategy, corporate responsibility and sustainability efforts.
Laura Nyro
Notable songwriter and singer
Jane Pauley
Broadcast journalist, advocate for children's health, education and mental health
Ellen Ash Peters
First woman to be named Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court
Edna Negron Rosario
Educator; established the first Family Resource Center and school-based health clinic in the nation
Anika Noni Rose
Tony Award winning actress of TV, film, and stage, and voiced the first black Disney princess in The Princess and the Frog
Regina Rush-Kittle
A military and law enforcement trailblazer and the highest-ranking African American woman to serve in the Connecticut State Police.
Susan Saint James
Award-winning television and film star and philanthropist
Marian Salzman
Thought leader in public relations, among the world's top five trendspotters
Maria C. Sanchez
First Hispanic woman elected to the Connecticut legislature
Helen L. Smits
Public Health Policy Shaper, International Healthcare Advocate
Anne Stanback
Courageous activist for social justice for the lesbian and gay community; founding president of Love Makes a Family
Joan Steitz
Distinguished professor of molecular biophysics
Betty Tianti
The nation's first woman president of a state AFL-CIO
Patricia M. Wald
First woman to sit on the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, subsequently serving as its Chief Judge
Tina Weymouth
Innovative Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bass guitarist, songwriter and co-founder of the influential rock and funk bands Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club; pioneer of New Wave and Hip Hop
Maggie Wilderotter
Telecommunications innovator and Chairman and CEO of Frontier Communications
Miriam Therese Winter
Medical Mission Sister, composer, author, and musician; founder of the Women's Leadership Institute at Hartford Seminary
Feminism in the late 1960s was aided by President Kennedy, who formed the President's Commission on the Status of Women in 1961, and his successor, President Johnson, who backed passage of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibiting discrimination based on race, sex, national origin, or religion. Difficulties in implementing the law through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) led a group of women in 1966 to create the National Organization for Women (NOW), demanding "action to bring American women into full participation in the mainstream of American society now."
A younger group called for a more radical approach to social change than simply considering what was possible to achieve politically. "Women's liberation" demanded freedom without limitation. Some took part in consciousness-raising groups, others demonstrated against the Miss America pageant, and many discussed their expectations of mutual enjoyment of sex. They established rape crisis centers, domestic shelters, and women's studies programs. Title IX of the federal Education Amendments Act also increased pressure on universities to hire more women faculty and expand the number of female college athletes. Activist protest among gays and lesbians, such as the Stonewall Riot, symbolized this group's potential to resist oppression.
Under pressure, many states repealed legislation prohibiting abortion. In 1973, the Supreme Court legalized its availability to women in Roe v. Wade. Also in 1973, the Senate and the House of Representatives passed the ERA, and states began its ratification.
Yet, dissension arose in the ranks of the movement, as it had earlier after passage of the 19th amendment. Feminists disagreed as to whether pornography should be banned or protected as a form of free speech, and whether lesbian identities should be kept secret or disclosed. Black women were more concerned with poverty and welfare in their communities than with personal career advancement; for them, sterilization abuse was more important than abortion, and they were deeply insulted by attacks on the African American family as matriarchal and dysfunctional.
A backlash was growing in the 1970s, along with a New Right in politics. The ERA was defeated and opposition to abortion increased. Conflicts between pro-life and pro-choice candidates have impacted every presidential campaign since then.
Still, gains have been made in many areas. From 1960 to 2000, increasing numbers of women sought entry to higher education, and bachelor's degrees awarded to them increased from forty to sixty percent. Definitions of marriage have changed, as when courts gave full rights and responsibilities and the name of marriage to same-sex civil unions in Connecticut in 2008. The Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas hearings in 1991 highlighted concern about sexual harassment on the job, and the number of sexual harassment cases filed with the EEOC have increased, as have judgments in favor of the women. Finally, in 2009, women crossed the fifty percent threshold and became the majority of the American workforce. Once largely confined to repetitive manual jobs, now they are running organizations that once treated them as second-class citizens.
The Women's Movement has changed women's lives, influenced the economy, and made debate about their roles, family life, and sexual conventions central to national politics and American history.
Special thanks to Barbara E. Lacey, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, St. Joseph's College (Hartford, CT) for preparing these historical summaries.

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You may need a tetanus jab if the injury has broken your skin and your tetanus vaccinations aren't up-to-date.
Tetanus is a serious but rare condition that can be fatal if untreated.
The bacteria that can cause tetanus can enter your body through a wound or cut in your skin. They are often found in soil and manure.
You should contact your GP or NHS 111 if you're concerned about a wound, particularly if:
Your GP can assess the wound and decide if you need a vaccination or any other treatment.
You should immediately go to your nearest accident and emergency (A&E) department or call 999 for an ambulance if you develop severe muscle stiffness or spasms.
Tetanus vaccination is given as part of the NHS childhood vaccination programme against tetanus.
A full course of tetanus vaccination consists of five doses of the vaccine. This should be enough to give you long-term protection from tetanus.
However, if you're not sure how many doses you've received, you may need a booster dose after an injury that breaks your skin.
If you've definitely received five doses of the tetanus vaccine, you are fully vaccinated and don't need a booster dose.
If you have a tetanus-prone wound, get medical treatment as soon as possible, even if you've been fully vaccinated.
Public Health England defines tetanus-prone wounds as:
If you have a tetanus-prone wound and it's considered to be high risk, treatment with tetanus immunoglobulin (TIG) is recommended. TIG is a solution that contains infection-fighting cells (antibodies) that kill the tetanus bacteria. You will need TIG even if you're fully vaccinated against tetanus.
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Dog Care: Dog should have a bed which you can use a soft cloth or rag layers. Dog are raised in the house or outside is depend on your decision which it also depends on the availability of your area. In many cases people will raised small dog in their house and raised big dog outside in order to be a guard. If you decide to breed your dog inside your house you should focus about clean and comfortable in your house and also member in your family which they allow or not.
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Some popular dog breed like to shortened their dog tail because of the characteristics of the breed is popular. If you decide to cut your dog tail you should cut while your dog still young in order not to bleed much and your dog will painless wounds and heal faster and easier without anesthesia. You can cut your dog tail after birth which should cut the puppy to the tail within one week. If dog's tail can not be done in one week your have too cut their hair around the tail in order to cut off the skin, you can clean it by using alcohol or tincture of iodine paint over the skin but these not recommended because you should bring your dog to the dog because they are much more professional.
Many dogs are like people who have clean their haired because it can make them feel good and comfortable. It's also make your dogs feel happy when you bathing your dog. Your dog will feel interest when you using shampoo with couples with soap. For shampoo, you should buy shampoo from manufactured and do not put shampoo or soap directly on your dog skin because some types of dog skin are very fragile. Dog shampoo are available in many recipes and you should concern about puppy shampoo or adult dog shampoo.
Keep your pet cooling in summer by Water & Washes
Water & Washes able to provide extra sources of fresh water even if your pet does not seem to need it. For dog or cat with kidney disease. For the recommendation is using liquids by offering them salt free home made broths or juices eg diluted spring water from a tin of tuna. Cats especially are notoriously poor drinkers. Environmental support for hot weather is really about common sense. Provide your pet with plenty of water and shelter from the heat. Older animals in particular are less able to cope with extremes of temperature and should be kept in a cool environment on hot days.
The thing that you should avoid is exercise in the heat. Even mid morning is too much for some dogs. Darker haired dogs seem to be more sensitive to heat and it goes without saying that you do not leave animals in parked cars.
take steps to reduce the flea and tick exposure for your pet. minimize the chemical load if you can but do what you need to do. When using pesticides which it is all about the risk versus the benefit for your pet. If you live in an environment where the risk from paralysis ticks is high, it may be safer to use strong anti tick prevents. Add in liver support and plenty of liquids to support organs of detoxification. However if you never see any fleas, there may be not need to use a strong flea insecticide.
Pink nosed, light eared cats and dogs with short fur are prone to sunburn ands kin cancer and should avoid high UV exposure. A rule of thumb is indoors between 11am and 3pm. There are sunblocks that you can try but in many people experience these are either licked off or cause skin irritation.
Some god feel better with a summer haircut and slimming and washing can help cool them. Cooling topical treatments include aloe gel, calendula cream, gotu kola cream and papaw ointment. You can use apple cider vinegar wipes which use makeup pads soaked in apple cider vinegar diluted with water, to settle yeast infection in feet and near mounts or the inside tops of ears. Through nutrition and herbs, management of your pet's home and lifestyle and use of topical remedies and washes when required, you can help your pet adjust and to get through the summer heat.
Keeping your pets cool in summer
During summer time you have to look at the health issues hat able to affect your pet in hot weather. In the heat that you are more likely to see skin problem usually itchy, hot damp or dry skin, trauma such as cat fights on balmy nights, heat stroke in some dogs, snake bite or problem associated with fleas or ticks. You can also see old cats succumb to kidney disease. In traditional Chinese medicine can changes in weather that manifesting as wind, cold, damp, dryness or heat. Especially if they occur suddenly or are extreme can exacerbate underlying imbalances. Therefore, hot, dry weather may lead to signs of heat invasion such as reduced urination, dry skin, constipation, skin and ear problems. Humidity may lead to a tendency to damp with greasy, smelly ears and hot spots, sluggish behavior and oily skin. You can help achieve harmony and reduce the impact of changes in season by making change in nutrition and in your pet's environment to support them as they adapt to the change so minimizing heir stress.
Cool Food: Traditional Chinese medicine characterizes foods and herbs as either warming, neutral, cooling, hot or cold. If dogs and cats are sensitive to heat and they continue to eat heating food then they are more likely to exhibit signs of excess heat. In summer with hot and either damps or dry weather which it make sense to consider feeding your pet foods that are more cooling and either drying or moisturizing, depending on your pet and the weather conditions in your are. Warming foods should be avoided. These include commercial cooked dried food and warming proteins such as lamp, chicken, chicken livers and beef.
Cooling diets may contain more begins and be lower in saturated fat. Cooling proteins include lean pork, rabbit, duck, lamb liver, eggs and cottage cheese. Neutral proteins include oily fish such as mackerel or sardines, salmon and tuna. Cooling carbohydrates may include buckwheat, millet, pearl barley and white potato. Neutral carbohydrates re brown rice and quinoa.
Cooling herbs and supplement to add you diet in summer include chlorella, spirulina, dandelion leaf, spinach, celery and nettle leaf.


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Sept. 14, 2007
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - In their first game of the 2007 Stanford Tournament, the No. 1 Santa Clara women's soccer team rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat No. 12 Rutgers, 2-1 in overtime. With the win the Broncos improved to 3-0-1 on the season, while the Scarlet Knights faced their first lost of the year, 4-1-0.
"Once again it goes back to Brittany Klein," said head coach Jerry Smith. "Tonight we made the decision to move her to holding midfielder at halftime, which helped us steady out our pace. We also added in Kendall Doherty and Jessie Baddley in the second half. Those changes opened up a lot of opportunities for us."
Courtney Lewis netted the first goal for Santa Clara with just two minutes left in the game. The action began with a corner kick that ended up in the middle of the scuffle at the net. With two minutes left, the Broncos had all their players in the box, attempting to score, but it was Lewis' left foot that made the touch to tap the ball in.
With the score tied 1-1, Santa Clara and Rutgers went into overtime. With the attack coming down the left side of the field, the ball was crossed all the way to the opposite side of the penalty box and landed at the feet of Reynolds, who shot it to the lower right of the goal.
The Broncos return to action on Sunday, Sept. 16 at the Stanford Tournament. Santa Clara will face No. 20 Missouri at 11 a.m. PT.


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Organising a dream wedding can be exhausting and expensive.
Once money has been spent on a venue, ceremony, dress, photographer and cake there can be little leftover for the happy couple to spend on a relaxing and romantic honeymoon.
For many the mini-moon can serve as a solution to a dearth of capital and time.
Deputy editor of online wedding magazine One Fab Day, Celina Murphy, explains the rise in the pint-sized, post-nuptial getaway.
"A minimoon is a short holiday taken by newlyweds immediately after their wedding, often in a location near their wedding venue," she says. "They've become really popular in the last ten years as weddings grow increasingly elaborate and honeymoon destinations grow increasingly far-flung.
"The prospect of getting on a long-haul flight after a weekend of partying and weeks of intense wedding preparation is offputting for many couples, yet they still want a once-in-a-lifetime holiday, so the most popular solution is to postpone the honeymoon and bridge the gap with a short break somewhere close by.
"Mini-moons are usually laid-back affairs, full of relaxation, pampering and down time."
Sound appealing? Then one of the following romantic staycations in the UK might be of interest to you.
The Torridon Resort, Wester Ross
Situated above the banks of Upper Loch Torridon, The Torridon resort is situated in one of the UK's most spectacular and idyllic locations.
Married guests can opt to unwind and admire the remarkable views of the one-of-a-kind mountainscape, dining out at the resorts fine dinning restaurant the 1887.
Alternatively guests can tap into their sense of adventure and explore the surrounding lochs, Munros and glens, via kayak, mountain bike or simply by foot.
The Gainsborough Bath Spa, Bath
There are few better places to revitalise and relax oneself in the UK than in one of Bath's many spa retreats.
The Somerset city has been a playground for both the Romans and Georgians and today picturesque Bath continues to draw visitors looking to rejuvenate.
The Gainsborough Spa is just one spot in the city where couples can reflect on their big day and forget about the last minute stresses. The luxury hotel is centred around the Bath Spa Village and has unique access to the thermal and mineral rich waters.
Cromlix Hotel, Perthshire
Andy Murray's career as a tennis player is coming to a close, but his life as a hotelier is still alive and kicking.
The two-time Wimbledon champion acquired and transformed Cromlix Hotel into a five-star retreat just five years ago, but the Victorian house has quickly become a must-visit escape in Scotland.
The tennis star's establishment boasts a Chez Roux restaurant, elegantly designed suites and a wonderful setting in the Scottish highlands.
Bedford Lodge Hotel and Spa, Suffolk
Located in Newmarket – commonly regarded as the home of horse racing – the Bedford Lodge Hotel and Spa serves as a wonderful base for exploring the picture perfect English towns of Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds.
Alternatively newlyweds can confine themselves to the hotel's gorgeous grounds and take advantage of the plethora of spa treatments on offer to temporary residents.
The Arden Hotel, Stratford Upon Avon
Romantics and bibliophiles can visit the home of Romeo and Juliet creator William Shakespeare, Stratford Upon Avon and soak up the town's fascinating literary past.
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Tullyglass Hotel, Antrim
As well as being a popular wedding venue, the Tullyglass Hotel is an ideal romantic escape for couples old and new.
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Ritter signs nine tax measures into law
Gov. Bill Ritter has just signed nine bills eliminating or suspending tax exemptions and one tax credit into law, his office said.
Ritter signed the bills in a private ceremony in his office, and his spokesman, Evan Dreyer, notified the press after the fact. The governor is expected to hold a press availability late this afternoon to answer questions about the bills.
"Over the past 18 months, we have cut spending and closed shortfalls of $2.2 billion, while also addressing a $1.3 billion shortfall in the next fiscal year and preparing for even more cuts in the fiscal year after that," Ritter, a Democrat, said in a statement released just moments ago. "We have taken a balanced approach to keeping the budget balanced. We have asked everyone – government agencies, state workers, nonprofits, medical providers, senior citizens, schools, colleges, the conservation community and businesses – to share in the burden and share in the solutions so that no one group is unfairly or unduly impacted.
"Signing these bills was not something I wanted to do," Ritter said. "But it was something that was necessary in order to keep the budget balanced and to continue positioning Colorado for a strong and healthy recovery. My sincere thanks to those lawmakers who supported this package of bills and made the difficult but right decisions for the future of Colorado."
But Senate Minority Leader Josh Penry, R-Grand Junction, said Democrats will see the fallout from the bills next fall.
"When the voters head to the polls this November, an unwritten question they'll be asked is, 'Do we want a one party Democratic monopoly that views tax increases as the solution for every challenge that confronts us, or do we want balanced leadership who will cut spending across the board instead of kicking businesses and families when times are tough enough?' " Penry said.
The nine bills, which would generate about $100 million in the 2010-2011 fiscal year that begins in July. However, Ritter also wanted the tax exemption repeals to take effect by March 1 so that the state could reap up to $14.1 million in the current fiscal year.
The bills include:
House Bill 1189, which eliminates a sales tax exemption on direct mail materials;
House Bill 1190, which suspends a sales tax exemption on energy used in the industrial process;
House Bill 1191, which eliminates the sales tax exemption on candy and soda;
House Bill 1192, which repeals a sales tax regulation that imposed a sales tax exemption on downloaded software;
House Bill 1193, which would attempt to collect sales tax on out-of-state online retail sales in the same way online sales made by retailers with physical locations in Colorado are subject to sales tax;
House Bill 1194, which eliminates a sales tax exemption on "non-essential" food items purchased by restaurants like paper napkins, plastic forks and cardboard containers;
House Bill 1195, which suspends a sales tax exemption on agricultural compounds like pesticides and bull semen;
House Bill 1196, which limits an income tax credit for alternative fuel vehicles; and
House Bill 1199, which temporarily limits the amount of net operating losses companies can carry forward on their taxes.
Lawmakers still are considering House Bill 1197, which would put new limits on a tax credit for conservation easements, and House Bill 1200, which would tighten a tax credit for companies that locate in enterprise zones.
Ritter on Tuesday held a similar private ceremony to sign a bill increasing employer and employee contributions to the Colorado Public Employees Retirement Association pension system.


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City line-up depressing - Dyke
The lack of English players in Manchester City's regular starting line-up is "pretty depressing" for the domestic game, according to Football Association chairman Greg Dyke.
The Blues went into Sunday's final day of the Barclays Premier League season knowing a draw at home to West Ham would almost certainly be enough to secure their second league title in three seasons.
But Dyke, who this week presented a series of proposals put forward by his FA Commission set up to improve the long-term fortunes of the national team, is disappointed that City's success this season has featured so few Englishmen, with only goalkeeper Joe Hart a genuine contender to start when Blues boss Manuel Pellegrini has all his first-choice players available.
"It's been a great league this year. But, if there is only one England player, maybe two (in City's team), that's pretty depressing," Dyke told several national newspapers.
"I think the figures that we produced showed the top four averaged 29 (English players between them) and this year it is down to 24 - we should be worried about that."
James Milner, who like Hart is expected to be in the England World Cup squad to be named by Roy Hodgson on Monday, has made 30 league appearances this term but 18 of them have been as a substitute.
Midfielder Gareth Barry has spent the season on loan at Everton from City, while Joleon Lescott and Jack Rodwell have barely had a look-in at all.
Dyke reserved special praise for City's title challengers Liverpool, for whom Steven Gerrard, Daniel Sturridge, Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson have all been key performers.
"Liverpool have been exciting this year with four or five English players. It's good news for Roy and it's good news for the campaign in Brazil," Dyke added.
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LITTLE ROCK — When lawmakers return to the state Capitol on Wednesday for the official close of the fiscal session, one piece of business the House will take up is choosing a speaker-designate for the 2015 session.
The announced candidates for the position are Reps. Jeremy Gillam, R-Judsonia, Kim Hammer, R-Benton, Fred Love, D-Little Rock, and Matthew Shepherd, R-El Dorado. Each is currently in his second House term.
The 90th General Assembly will not be bound by Wednesday's vote. The House traditionally has honored the will of the previous membership, although the most recent race was an exception.
Rep. Darrin Williams, D-Little Rock, defeated Rep. Terry Rice, R-Waldron, to be speaker-designate at the end of the 2012 fiscal session, but in 2013 the House ended up seating Rep. Davy Carter, R-Cabot, as speaker after after control of the House switched from Democratic to Republican hands and a number of Democrats threw their support to Carter.
The current makeup of the House is 51 Republicans, 48 Democrats and one Green Party member.
Gillam, 37, is chairman of the House Management Committee, a farmer and the former owner of a railroad construction company.
In an interview Friday, Gillam said he has experience dealing with high-pressure situations, working with large numbers of people, managing money, negotiating with large corporations and making long-range decisions.
He said it was too soon to announce any specific policy proposals, but if elected he would work to advance the state in the key areas of job growth and education. He said he has proven "that I am someone that works across the aisle in a problem-solving fashion with Democrats and Republicans."
Gillam supported the so-called private option, the state's program that uses federal Medicaid money to subsidize private insurance for low-income Arkansans, when it was approved last year and when the Legislature voted this year to renew federal funding for it.
"We'll evaluate and look at it moving forward, but right now we've not seen any reason to think that the program isn't working and that we shouldn't continue that," he said.
Hammer, 55, is co-chairman of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee and a hospice chaplain at Saline Memorial Hospital.
Hammer said his qualities include fairness, being a good listener and a commitment to not manipulating the system but instead allowing "everybody to bring their ideas to the table."
He said his goals as speaker would include improving the state's Insurance Service Office, or ISO, rating, which he said would save the state's taxpayers millions in fire insurance premiums; considering whether more of the state's budget surpluses should be set aside for future needs, such as the state's eventual 10 percent share of the cost of the private option; and developing an exit strategy in case the private option someday ends.
Hammer voted against the private option last year and initially voted against appropriating federal funds for it this year, though ultimately he changed his position and voted for it. He pledged that as speaker he would listen to the will of the body on the program.
"As speaker of the House, my objective would be to make sure that the process and the method of giving each side the platform to voice their opinion would be protected, and then let the majority win," he said.
Shepherd, 38, is chairman of the House Agriculture, Forestry and Economic Development Committee and a lawyer.
Shepherd said he has demonstrated an ability to lead in an efficient and fair manner and get things done in a bipartisan way, citing as examples his successful sponsorship of legislation to create an annual back-to-school sales tax holiday and his work in the agriculture committee on a package of incentives for the $1.1 billion Big River Steel project in Mississippi County.
"My goal if I am to be elected speaker is to do the people's business in an efficient manner and to do what's best for the state of Arkansas and assist the members of the House in being effective," he said.
Shepherd supported the private option last year and this year.
"I think it's something that we will continue to have to look at to make sure that it is meeting the requirements that we've placed on that program, that it is meeting expectations that the General Assembly has for that program," he said. "If there are improvements that can be made, then that's something that obviously we would have to consider, but clearly we have to continue to look to see: Is it doing what it was supposed to do?"
Love, 39, is chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus and a grants administrator for Pulaski County.
Love said said he expects his party to win back a majority in the House in November and is working to make that happen, but he said that as speaker he would be fair, open to listening to what people have to say on both sides of the aisle and willing to work across party lines to get things done.
He said one of his major goals as speaker would be to encourage entrepreneurs and small businesses, "because if they start in Arkansas, they're more than likely to remain in Arkansas."
Love, who holds a master's degree in public administration and is working toward a doctorate in public health, supports the private option.
He said that as speaker his goal on for the program would be "making sure that it's actually working the way it should work, making sure that people have access, making sure that the overall system is working well — and if not, then providing the leadership to say 'Hey, let's look at this and let's see how we can fix it.'"
The Senate chose Sen. Jonathan Dismang, R-Beebe, as its choice for the next Senate president pro tem last year. Dismang was the only candidate for the position.


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Assume that we have a full-rank diagonally dominant matrix $A$, all the diagonal elements of which are positive, all the non-diagonal elements are negative, and the sum of the absolute values of the non-diagonal elements is equal to the diagonal element. More precisely: \begin{equation} A=[a_{i,j}] \qquad a_{i,i}>0 \qquad a_{i,j} \leq 0 \textrm{ for $i \neq j$} \quad \textrm{and } \quad a_{i,i}=\sum _{j\neq i}|a_i,_j | \end{equation}
We also have a positive diagonal matrix $D$ whose trace is constant and equal to $K$: \begin{equation} d_{ij}=0 \textrm{ for } i \neq j \qquad d_{ii} \geq 0 \quad \textrm{and } \quad K=\sum_{i}d_{i,i} \end{equation}
What is the matrix $D$ such that the smallest eigenvalue of the matrix sum $T=A+D$ is as large as possible? In other words, how can we find the $d_{ii}$ 's such that we maximize the smallest eigenvalue of $T=A+D$? Thank you all in advance! :-)


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Empire Beauty School-Philadelphia Chestnut St 1522 Chestnut St Philadelphia, PA 19102 Phone: (800) 223-3271
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CORE PURPOSE * To create opportunities for people to improve their lives. CORE VALUES * Integrity * Customer Dedication * Co-Worker / Team Focus * Continuous Improvement * Passionate Commitment STRATEGIC VISION * To be the global leader in cosmetology education, focused on the success and satisfaction of students and co-workers throughout their careers.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
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- 2-year, Private for-profit
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- Placement services for completers
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- Institution does not accept dual, credit for life, or AP credits
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- Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans).
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The Aldrich Alert
A Publication of the Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty
by Gary Aldrich - Volume 2, Issue 36
This article appeared on TownHall.com on Saturday, July 27, 2002.
When the FBI suffers a major calamity anywhere in the system, agents in the field offices hunker down and await the inevitable scolding from FBI Headquarters. But what really worries field agents are the changes to the rules that are sure to follow any agency misstep.
Washington managers – mostly well seasoned bureaucrats – try to think of ways to prevent errant behavior in the future. But sometimes "things happen," and human nature plays a role no matter how well-structured an organization is. Layers of rules and layers of management do not guarantee high performance, nor does a rule-laden environment bring out the best performance in people.
In fact, "knee-jerk" reactions only negatively impact employee morale. Every new rule, each one more condescending than the last, sends a message to the group that maybe the leadership thinks they're too stupid to get out of bed in the morning.
"Open ketchup bottle before attempting to pour." I'm sure you get the idea, and you probably have plenty of real life examples of your own to cite.
I often wonder why bureaucrats overreact. It seems so counter-productive to the mission and wastes time and resources, manpower and money. I've concluded this: bureaucrats respond in a manner guaranteed to please their superiors.
Maybe this then is the true definition of a "bureaucrat."
We're at war now, and whenever I get that feeling of pride and confidence about my country, and specifically about my government, it is almost always when I learn of our military accomplishments. The Department of Defense, under the leadership of Donald H. Rumsfeld, is doing a terrific job, and confidence about the outcome of the war on terrorism rises with each report of victory. In contrast, whenever I read news accounts or hear congressional testimony about our progress with "homeland" security efforts, I am dismayed. Too many bureaucrats are trying to please the boss – George W. Bush – and are overreacting in a knee-jerk manner as they scramble to come up with an idea, any idea, that might help us avoid another September 11.
Not all of our knee-jerk bureaucrats work for the executive branch. If congressional staffers and their bosses are not thinking of new ways to avoid political pain by layering on new rules for law abiding citizens to obey, they're lending their support or turning a blind eye to those who are.
How else could you explain why we continue to allow airport screeners to "randomly select" those passengers and airport employees who are least likely to be terrorists? They systematically avoid the real issue: the hijackers of September 11 were all of a certain age, a certain gender and appeared to be a certain "type." They do this for political reasons. They do this to be "politically correct."
And just like the FBI, or any other federal agency riddled with bureaucrats, our federal government is in the process of creating new layers of management, reorganizing, and slathering on new rules in an effort to avoid the harsh truth – if we had obeyed the rules and laws that are already on the books, we might have avoided the horrible attack on our country last year.
There is no better example of this than the boneheaded idea that we should start a new federal government program called TIPS, Terrorism Information and Prevention System, turning certain of us into neighborhood informants. TIPS is what the federal government does when it knows what to do, but cannot do it out of fear of being accused of racial profiling.
The idea is that some of us are in homes or businesses on a daily basis – such as our meter-readers or our cable TV guys – and they may see something suspicious that should be reported to the FBI or perhaps called in to a new emergency telephone number.
Presumably, anybody who carries a TIPS membership card will be considered more credible than Aunt Martha down the street who knows everybody in the neighborhood and everything they're doing virtually day or night. TIPS members are also more informed and intelligent, I guess, than the millions of "stay-at-home" moms whose #1 responsibility is to be alert to any danger – I repeat, any danger – to their children. Does the government think they are too stupid to call a duck a duck when it walks and quacks?
I suppose if these neighborhood watchers – the people who actually live in the neighborhood – see anything suspicious, they might as well keep quiet about it under this new TIPS program. Can't they assume that the government "has it covered"?
Citizens used to be able to call a police officer and report suspicious or illegal activity. This simple act was considered a civic duty. Today we have a "911" system, designed by bureaucrats that often means a 20-minute wait for an emergency or police response. See how much we have improved our society by putting a layer of bureaucrats between a victim and the people who can actually help them?
You do? Then I guess you will be a big fan of TIPS.


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Becoming Familiar with Google Earth
In order for students and educators to use Google Earth effectively, they need to learn the basic functions of the user interface. The Student Google Earth User Guide is designed to help users become familiar with Google Earth's most commonly used functions and offers links to more detailed information. The Google Earth Tip Sheet is a one-page summary of some of the most frequently used Google Earth functions.
Google Earth offers a great deal of data in its layers that can be used for educational purposes. For example, it includes a volcanoes layer that can be rendered in the 3D Viewer as a set of icons in the form of volcanoes. Each icon can be clicked to reveal descriptive information and photographs of the represented volcanoes.
Also included is a terrain layer that can be activated in order to visualize the landscape in three-dimensional relief for any part of the world. Image overlays of maps can also be draped over the terrain. This is especially effective for displaying the relationship of contours on a topographic map to the landscape.
In addition, a great deal of third-party data is available on the web that can be displayed in the 3D Viewer. Perhaps on of the richest and most varied repository of this data is the Google Earth Community Forums. Each forum is a collection of discussion threads devoted to a particular broad subject area. Some examples of forums that are specifically focused on education include the Students, Educators, and Tools forums.In addition to the forums that are specifically targeted at students and educators, there are several dozen others, both moderated and unmoderated, including Environment and Conservation (Moderated), People and Cultures (Moderated), Nature and Geography (Moderated), History Illustrated (Moderated), and Current Events. The moderated forums are more strictly controlled by a group of moderators than the non-moderated ones. However, it is important to recognize that anyone can join the Google Earth Community. Therefore, the user needs to assume some of the responsibility of judging the quality of the information. Educators should, of course, examine threads in advance that they plan to use as a basis for student activities or assignments.
The Google Earth Education Community offers a site where educators and students can share information on topics that can be explored in Google Earth. Many of these submissions include KMZ data.
Digital Explorer has developed some Google Earth training modules in order to train teachers and organizations to create virtual field trips using Google Earth.
Google Earth and its server are periodically upgraded to add new layers and capabilities. In addition to the forums, there are various blogs that can keep you informed about new developments. These include Frank Taylor's Google Earth Blog , the Google Lat Long Blog , and Ogle Earth . Google Earth Lessons offers information on how to user the Google Earth interface and a great deal of ideas, content, and teaching material that can be used in the classroom. Noel Jenkins' Juicy Geography offers ideas, lessons and resources for teaching geography, with an emphasis on material that can be used in Google Earth. In addition to using existing data, students and educator can create their own data to be mapped in the 3D Viewer. This data can be in the form of points (known as placemarks), paths, which are segmented lines, polygons, overlays of maps, photographs, and three-dimensional models. The Student Google Earth User Guide includes information on how to create new data.
Books about Google Earth and Google MapsGoogle Earth for Dummies
Author: David A. Crowder
Wiley Publishing, Incorporated
346 pages
Published: February 2007
This book covers Google Earth and Google Sketchup. Concerning Google Earth, the topics include searching for places, finding directions, navigating, measuring, adjusting the settings, using the layers, creating and organizing placemarks, creating tours, the Google Earth Community, creating overlays, using GPS data, the basics of KML, and where to find data. Several chapters are devoted to creating 3D models with Sketchup and bringing them into Google Earth.
Hacking Google Maps and Google Earth
Author: Martin C. Brown
Wiley Publishing, Incorporated
408 pages
Published: July 2006
This book primarily covers Google Maps, the details of the using Google Maps API by creating JavaScript code, reading and handling data from XML files, working with databases, serving data over the web, and working with overlays. The last several chapters are devoted to Google Earth. This includes a discussion of differences between Google Earth and Google Maps, some of the layers, creating and sharing placemarks, basic KML principles, using Perl to generate KML, creating overlays, and creating 3D models. Since it was written in 2006, it is a bit outdated, but still contains a great deal of useful information and ideas.
The KML Handbook
Author: Josie Wernecke
339 pages
Published: October 2008
The KML Handbook offers an introduction to KML, and a great deal of advanced material about the details of the language, and how to use it to create a great variety of different types of content. Along with descriptive text, code examples and illustrations are used throughout the book to demonstrate how to create placemarks, paths, polygons, overlays, and 3D models. Also included are discussions on how to design attractive and informative information balloons, work with photographs, create icons, offer data through network links, serve data with Python scripts, and use time and animations. The book also includes a complete KML reference.
Google Maps Hacks
Author: Rich Gibson and Schuyler Erle
O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
337 pages
Beginning with simple examples of how to use the standard Google Maps service, and proceeding to discussions of the Google Maps API accompanied by code and illustrations, this book demonstrates many uses for Google Maps. Introductory material includes navigating the map, changing map views, searching for places and getting directions, and sharing maps through urls. The more advanced focus on the API includes working with markers, routes, information balloons, geotagging photographs, server side scripts, mashups with third party data, working with XML data, and databases. One chapter discusses tracking incoming GPS data with Google Earth. This book uses version 1 of the Google Maps API, so it is somewhat out of date, but still offers a great deal of useful information.
Published: 2008
Future of Google Earth
Author: Chandler Evans with Robert Sellers Smith
400 pages
Published: March 2008
Future of Google Earth is a story about the adventure of exploring the world with Google Earth. It places considerably more focus on facts about places than on technical aspects of Google Earth. It includes information on some features that can be seen in Sky mode. In addition, other Google services are briefly discussed, including the search engine, Google Maps, and Gmail.
Beginning Google Maps Applications with PHP and AJAX: From Novice to Professional
Author: Michael Purvis, Jeffrey Sambells, and Cameron Turner
358 pages
Published: August 2006
Beginning Google Maps Applications with Rails and AJAX: From Novice to Professional
Author: Andre Lewis, Michael Purvis, Jeffrey Sambells, and Cameron Turner
365 pages
Published: February 2007
These two books present, with examples that include code and illustrations, the fundamentals of the Google Maps API. Many of the examples involve server side scripting with either PHP or Ruby.
Beginning Google Maps Mashups with Mapplets, KML, and GeoRSS: From Novice to Professional
Author: Sterling Udell
416 pages
Published: November 2008
This book covers creating mashups with the Google Maps API
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Set to jolly CONMEBOL rhythms, this is a local TV spot on Brazilian team Santos' new ad hyping their Club World Cup trip to Japan. Yep, those are Santos players making the slant-eyed gesture. We'd expect this kind of thing from one half of the Treaty of Tordesillas, but not both.
We highlighted Santos earlier this week, and sure enough that's Neymar in the ad, front and center and slanted. Quite the image for the next global megastar.
So to wash the taste of that our of our mouths, here's a Taiwanese TV station poster welcoming back to the majors one Mr. Chien-Ming Wang.
FC Santos' Un-PC Ad Ahead of World Club Tourney in Japan [Hypervocal]
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Montréal will be the host city of the 110th AAA Annual Meeting! As the largest city in Québec and the second largest city in Canada, Montréal has a metropolitan population of more than 3.6 million.
With that factoid, here's your Montréal Monday trivia question:
How many of the 3.6 million Montréalers are AAA members?
Post your answer as a comment to this blog post by 5:00p.m. EST today (Monday, March 28) to be eligible to win. Two lucky winners will receive an item from the new AAA Café Press shop.
Remember, now is the time to renew your membership, complete your meeting registration and submit your proposal. The proposal deadline is April 15, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. EST.


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Spying has become a new way of life and it is also becoming a necessity too. In the world of mistrust, you never know what will happen and who will cheat you. You do not know the authenticity of another person and you do not know about his/her genuineness. With the advancements in the information technology, the art of spying has also undergone marvelous change, and this change is definitely been met with a positive response. Spy mobile software is the latest and hot software system in the market, and it is making buzz. The software is designed for use in the state of the art spying gadgets – Spy cell phones. The spy cell phone software has several tools and features that will allow the user to keep stealth watch on the activities of individual on whom he/she has the suspicion.
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Helen Bojarczyk, Ph.D. has over 20 years of teaching experience in the corporate environment as well as within academia at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Her areas of concentration and expertise include courses within the Business Administration and Human Resources Management areas. As an associate professor with Walsh College, Dr. Bojarczyk has taught courses in leadership, organizational behavior, human resources management, and globalization. The combination of practical business knowledge and higher education experience provides the foundation for her teaching strategies.
Prior to joining Walsh College in 2008, Dr. Bojarczyk held positions in the corporate world as well as in higher education. Her corporate world experience includes: banking, mortgage banking, healthcare human resource management, and property management. Within these fields, Dr. Bojarczyk had established and managed training departments devoted to the specifics of each industry.
Within academia, Dr. Bojarczyk has taught classes ranging from undergraduate through the doctoral level. In addition, she has served as committee chair for several doctoral students successfully guiding them through the dissertation process.
Dr. Bojarczyk received her Bachelor of Science degree in Management and Supervision from Central Michigan University, an Master of Arts degree in Education, with a concentration in Instruction, also from Central Michigan University, and a her doctorate in Education: Educational Leadership, Higher Education cognate, from Oakland University.
Dr. Bojarczyk conducts seminars and workshops on interviewing techniques, human resource issues in the workplace, as well as effective teaching and learning strategies. She is a member of the national association Society for Human Resources (SHRM).
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Ford has released this very helpful guide comparing the new 2013 Ford Raptor to the 2012 model NASA Curiosity Mars Rover, for those of you comparison shopping. Both are impressive vehicles, and this nice, tall-format chart really takes the guesswork out of a complex evaluation.
I suspect most buyers in the Earth-centered market will opt for the Raptor, since it's about $2,499,956,030 less than the Mars rover, and the inventory of the Mars rovers is a bit thin, the only example being about 352 million miles away.
The chart reveals a number of other interesting facts as well. Did you know that Curiosity actually has a bit more torque than the Raptor? Curiosity gets about 500 lb/ft per wheel from its nuclear-powered electric motor to the Ford's 434 lb-ft from its beefy 6.2L V8. The Ford has distinct advantages from a utility and comfort standpoint, being the only one of the two actually able to accomodate human beings. Curiosity does have the advantage on Mars, since unlike the Raptor, it can function at all.
Man, this is a tough one. Curiosity will be landing on Mars this Sunday, so you better make your mind up quickly.