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VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis on Friday cleared Pope John Paul II for sainthood, approving a miracle attributed to his intercession and setting up a remarkable dual canonization along with another beloved pope, John XXIII. In a major demonstration of his papal authority, Francis decided to make John XXIII a saint even though the Vatican hasn't confirmed a second miracle attributed to his intercession.
The Vatican said Francis had the power to dispense with the normal saint-making procedures to canonize John on his own merits.
To anyone who has been paying attention, Francis' decision to canonize both should come as no surprise: He was made a cardinal by John Paul and is very much a pope of the Second Vatican Council, the ground-breaking church meetings that brought the Catholic Church into the modern world which John XXIII opened a year before his death in 1963.
The council opened the church to people of other faiths and allowed for Mass to be celebrated in the languages of the faithful, rather than Latin. John Paul, who was pope from 1978-2005, revolutionized the papacy, traveling the world and inspiring a generation of young Catholics to be excited about their faith.
He was the first Polish pope and the first non-Italian in 455 years - a legacy that continued with the German-born Benedict XVI and Francis.
On the anniversary of John Paul's death this year, Francis prayed at the tombs of both John Paul and John XXIII - an indication that he sees a great personal and spiritual continuity in them. Benedict spent much of his pontificate trying to correct what he considered wrong interpretations of Vatican II, insisting it wasn't the break from the past that liberals believed.
While not disagreeing outright with Benedict, Francis seems to take a more progressive read of Vatican II and its call to go out into the world and spread the faith - a priority he has shown in the first months of his pontificate.
The canonization ceremony is expected before the end of the year. Polish media on Friday continued to press for an October canonization, to mark the 35th anniversary of John Paul's 1978 election, but Vatican officials have said that's too soon to organize such a massive event. Dec. 8, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, a major feast day for the church, has also been floated as a possibility.
The canonization announcement came shortly after the release of Francis' first encyclical, a meditation on faith that is unique because it was written with someone else: Benedict XVI. Benedict's hand is evident throughout much of the first three chapters of "The Light of Faith," with his theological style, concerns and reference points clear. Francis' priorities come through strongest in the final chapter, where the Argentine Jesuit insists on the role of faith in serving the common good and giving hope to those who suffer.
It includes his first clear statement as pope on marriage being a union between man and woman with the aim of creating children.
The encyclical didn't appear to break new ground in church teaching; its novelty was entirely in the dual authorship, and that it was the first of Francis' nascent pontificate. The Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, confirmed that the miracle that brought John Paul to the ranks of sainthood concerned a Costa Rican woman.
The Spanish newspaper La Razon has identified her as Floribeth Mora, and said she suffered from a cerebral aneurism that was inexplicably cured on May 1, 2011 - the day of John Paul's beatification, when 1.5 million people filled St. Peter's Square to honor the beloved Polish pontiff. La Razon reported last month that Mora awoke with debilitating head pain on April 8 and went to the hospital, where her condition worsened to the point that she was sent home with only a month to live. Her family prayed to John Paul, and the aneurism disappeared.
La Razon quoted her doctor, Dr. Alejandro Vargas, as saying: "It surprised me a lot that the aneurism disappeared, I can't explain it based on science."
The Associated Press has traveled to Mora's home in Costa Rica but has been told that she is bound by secrecy and cannot discuss her case. The Vatican's complicated saint-making procedure requires that the Vatican certify a "miracle" was performed through the intercession of the candidate - a medically inexplicable cure that is lasting, immediate and can be directly linked to the prayers offered by the faithful. One miracle is needed for beatification, a second for canonization.
Then-Pope Benedict XVI put John Paul on the fast track for possible sainthood when he dispensed with the traditional five-year waiting period and allowed the beatification process to begin weeks after his John Paul's death.
Benedict was responding to chants of "Santo Subito!" or "Sainthood Immediately" which erupted during John Paul's funeral. There is some concern that the process has been too quick.
Some of the Holy See's deep-seated problems - clerical sex abuse, dysfunctional governance and more recently the financial scandals at the Vatican bank - essentially date from shortcomings of his pontificate.
Thus the decision to canonize John Paul along with John XXIII can be seen as trying to balance those concerns. Such was the case in 2000, when John Paul beatified John XXIII, dubbed the "good pope," alongsi
de Pope Pius IX, who was criticized by Jews for condoning the seizure of a Jewish boy and allegedly referring to Jews as dogs. Asked how John XXIII, elected in 1958, could be canonized without a second miracle, Lombardi insisted that many theologians believe that isn't required and that a canonization can take place based on the first miracle required for beatification.
He said Francis had approved a decision by the cardinals and bishops of the Vatican's saint-making office. "Certainly the pope has the power, in a certain sense, to dispense of the second miracle in a cause, and this is what happened," Lombardi said.
He stressed that this decision didn't represent any relaxing of the Vatican's overall standards for canonization, but represented a unique situation, given that the church this year is marking the 50th anniversary of Vatican II. "John XXIII is someone who we know is beloved in the church, we're in the 50th anniversary of the Council which he started, and I don't think any of us have any doubts about his virtues," Lombardi said.
In Poland, the reaction was overjoyed, as expected. Rev. Kazimierz Sowa, the head of Religion TV channel, said on TVN that Poles are expected to flood to Rome for the ceremony. "John Paul II was extremely popular during his lifetime and he still continues to inspire people," Sowa said. But he insisted that an October date was preferable, to accommodate the throngs expected at the outdoor ceremony. "In their interest, I think we should expect the canonization in the fall," he said.


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The summer certainly has flown by, but I know you are rejuvenated and ready to go as we start the Fall 2012 semester. The energy you will bring to our campuses next month adds to the buzz and excitement all of our students also bring to the new semester. All of you are key to our students' success. All the time, knowledge and assistance you give to students throughout their time at CCRI no doubt makes a difference in their lives and helps them change their lives and achieve their dreams.
Vice President Morgan and I know you are prepared to teach our almost 18,000 new and returning students. But please also keep in mind, we will need your help beyond the classroom in the upcoming months as we review our Strategic Plan and prepare for our upcoming NEASC visit in Spring 2014. That may seem like a long time from now but it will go quickly and there is much work to be done between now and then. I thank you in advance for your time and input as both are very important as we forge ahead with our NEASC self-study.
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Welcome back everyone! I hope you had a fantastic summer and are ready for a great Fall 2012 semester. As you will see from this issue of Faculty Focus, the Office of Academic Affairs is providing you with a lot of information about college processes, new programs and tips to help you get off to a strong start. I hope you will take advantage of some of the offerings. Please remember to e-mail me or stop by the Academic Affairs office with any new ideas or suggestions you may have that could benefit you or our students in future semesters.
In addition to everything going on in the classroom, we are also well into our NEASC accreditation self-study. I thank the many of you who are already participating and if you would like to join the process for the Spring 2014 NEASC visit, please let me know. We more than welcome your insight.
I look forward to seeing you all back on our campuses as we kick off the start of Fall 2012 with the faculty/staff opening day festivities on Thursday, Aug. 30, at the Knight Campus in Warwick.
Welcome back for the fall semester from AHSS! We start the new academic year with two new department Chairpersons. Steve Murray will lead Criminal Justice and Legal Studies. Steve holds the J.D. and a Bachelor's magna cum laude from Boston College, and is an experienced litigator and seasoned teacher for CCRI. John Cole was elected Chair of the English Department. John is an Associate Professor who started at the College as an adjunct instructor in 1991 and became the director of the Flanagan Campus Writing Center in 1993. John holds a B.A. and M.A. in English from URI and an M.A.T. from RIC.
I have been touched by the warm welcome from faculty, students and staff in my first days at CCRI. I come to you eager to embrace the opportunities for student success and faculty development as we serve a growing and vibrant sector of higher education so crucial to the future of our home state. I look forward to meeting with you and wish you a smooth semester start.
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This has been a very active year in this first full implementation of the IT governance process. The committee spent the better part of the year delineating the roster of projects, their ratings and the specific placement of each based upon their impact on and benefit to the college.
Some of the projects requiring funding were addressed in this fiscal year, while others were earmarked for FY13. This will not provide a significant delay as most procurement processing takes time and this is factored into the individual projects.
The IT team has been geared up to work specifically on the projects as they are listed obviously multiprocessing several at the same time. Many are close to completion or are ongoing at this time. It is anticipated that the list of projects will be worked through from top to bottom in the course of the next year to 18 months with new projects added to the list this fall.
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Print management is getting a new friend called PrinterOn. This utility will allow faculty and staff to print to a generic queue on their desktop and release the totally confidential print job through any of the multi-function devices (MFDs) across the four campuses. For the first time, any faculty or staff member bringing a personal laptop on campus also can print to the central printing network.
This is another phase of the print management program at CCRI, where the ultimate goal is to reduce the amount of print media produced while enabling the use of regionalized printing resources such as the MFDs. Slowly but surely eliminating the personal printing and HP devices (which are very expensive to run) will be achieved through the next two years. Many of these devices have been collected as more MFDs have been strategically located in suites or cooperative work areas.
When PrinterOn is implemented, a large communications campaign and training videos will be offered to demonstrate its capabilities and how any faculty or staff member can use it.
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If you are teaching a DL section (600 or 700) this fall and you are not on the DL mailing list or you do not have access to the DL Faculty Forum in Blackboard, please e-mail Maggie Burke to be added to the list and the forum. The forum contains helpful documents for DL faculty (sample start-up letter, syllabus template, course evaluation, and semester checklist, among others). If you're on the mailing list, Maggie will regularly send you e-mail reminders throughout the semester to help you with DL policy and keep your course running smoothly.
The five-week Distance Learning Pedagogy course ran successfully during the summer and will be offered again during the winter intersession (dates TBD). Limited seating for CCRI adjunct and full time professors will be available with first preference given to those teaching full-time and scheduled to offer a DL course in the spring semester. Experienced DL faculty are encouraged to take the course. You will be awarded CEUs and a certificate upon completion. For additional information please contact Maggie Burke.
The Office of Academic Affairs has purchased several copies of Teaching Online by Ko & Rossen. You are welcome to stop by room 4228 at the Knight Campus to sign out a copy for a two week period. In addition, CITLA has two copies to lend. Read more »
Please take a moment to read about the impact on students when Verification of Enrollment and/or Final Grades are not submitted on time. Read more »
All faculty members are required to complete the Verification of Enrollment during the second week of classes, September 11-17. (This will allow evening classes that meet once per week to have two class meetings before reporting is required.) The Verification of Enrollment is used to verify that students are enrolled and actively attending, or have notified their instructor with reason for their absence. Any student who fails to contact their instructor or has not attended class must be reported as a "No Show."
During fall 2012, students marked "No Show" will be sent an e-mail that contains a "No Show Re-Registration form." Thus, in cases where a student was erroneously marked as a no show, the student will print the form they were sent and bring it to their next class meeting. The instructor will have the option of adding the student back into his or her section. Students must return the signed form to OES no later than Sept. 20.
During fall 2012, students dropped for nonpayment on Sept. 17, will be sent an e-mail that contains a "Final Registration" form. Thus, in cases where a student has the ability to make payment, the student may print the form they were sent and bring it to their next class meeting. The instructor will have the option of adding the student back into his or her section. Students must return the signed form including payment to the Bursar's Office no later than Sept. 20.
Please be reminded that any student whose name does not appear on the class roster, or is listed on the roster as unofficial, should be referred to OES. Students should not be allowed to continue in the class until their name is added to your official class roster and their status is "Official".
All courses (with the exception of Nursing) will have an electronic waitlist for students registering this fall semester. The waitlist which "holds" up to five students will remain active until Sunday, Sept. 2. If you want a copy of the names of students who are on the waitlist before classes start, you will need to make a copy before midnight on Saturday. This list will allow you to give priority to students seeking a capacity override who were on your waitlist.
During the first week of classes only, students may continue to register online for classes that still have seats available. If a course section is at capacity, faculty will have the option to add students during the first week only, either on-line or by using an Add Slip from Sept. 4 to 10. Students will have until Sept. 20 to submit the form to the Office of Enrollment Services (OES) after which time the form will become void. (This same form may be used to allow students to register for courses where "permission of instructor" may be an option or requirement. See next topic: Waiving Course Prerequisites and Permission of Instructor.)
Department chairs may waive course prerequisites on-line through the first week of classes. During the first week of classes, a department chair or an instructor may sign the prerequisite override on the Add Slip for classes where "permission of instructor" is indicated in the course description section of the college catalog. Students will have until Sept. 20 to submit the form to OES after which time the form will become void.
Students should not be allowed to continue in the class until their name is added to your official class roster and their status is "Official".
In April of this year CCRI's President's Council approved the 'Recommended Syllabus Components' document for use by all faculty.
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A "Hot Topic" CCRI is focusing on for NEASC accreditation is assessment.
Peggy Maki will be addressing the NEASC executive committee on Sept. 21. Topics she will cover include assessment, bringing program curriculum maps to the next level, scoring rubrics and chronologically monitoring student movement within a course.
NEASC executive team PowerPoints can be found at www.ccri.edu/neasc.
Use an Annotated Syllabus to Track Your Thinking About Course Design Issues
Annotated syllabi are artifacts that begin with a simple course syllabus and then grow in scope and in depth as instructors add annotations and links to additional materials. How can they be useful to us? The annotated syllabus is an ideal format for prompting and tracking the reflection that is part of course design, and it can be used as well to make public the intellectual work that goes into teaching, just as a course portfolio does. But there are also more immediate and tangible benefits that come from keeping an annotated syllabus.
It is not uncommon during the middle of the semester to realize there are small changes we can make, or maybe altogether better ways to design an assignment or an in-class learning activity. It may be too late at those moments to implement the change during that same term, but we want to be sure to capture for the next time we teach the class not only what the precise change is, but also what our rationale for the change is. An annotated syllabus can be the living document that allows you to track your ideas, impressions or observations about course design.
Annotated syllabi, likewise, can provide entry points in which to "dig down" and excavate your assumptions about course design, where you ask questions like "Is this textbook really accomplishing what I want from it?" or "Does my policy about class participation motivate students to give their best?" or "Is my grading rubric as clear as it can be about different levels of performance?"
One of the great advantages of an annotated syllabus is that there are no prescriptive prompts - each annotated syllabus is unique in the direction it takes. You simply annotate where you have questions, where you are considering changes, where you want to explain the scholarly thinking that informed an aspect of your course design, or where you want to assess how well students are achieving a desired outcome. Peer collaboration within groups can magnify the benefits of working on annotated syllabi. Groups allow us, for example, to ask one another questions that might not otherwise occur to the instructor working alone: "Why does this rule exist in your classroom?" or "Why did you select these materials for your students?" or "Why did you include or not include this language in your syllabus?" At Metro State, we have worked very successfully in faculty learning communities (FLC) to share this kind of feedback over annotated syllabi.
If you choose to work alone on annotating your syllabus, consider reading a book about instructional improvement or course design that could serve to prompt your own questioning about instructional choices. Some titles that can serve that purpose well are:
To begin your annotated syllabus, you can save your syllabus in Word under a different file name and then use the "Comments" feature under the "Review" tab to begin adding annotations. Alternatively, use Google Docs or a Wiki such as PBWorks (http:/pbworks.com/) to be able to access your annotated syllabus from any computer - and perhaps eventually to make it public. Wikis allow you to add endless depth to your annotated syllabi!
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CITLA is planning exciting programming for the fall. If you would like to join the CITLA list serve please contact Karen Griscom or Jeanne Mullaney. Members of the CITLA list serve will receive a survey later this summer. Be sure to tell us which CITLA events you've enjoyed most.
If you have a suggestion for a speaker or workshop topic, please let us know. Use the suggestion box on the CITLA website.
[Full Fall 2012 calendar here]
The Offices of Student Services and Human Resources are offering a special training program to help you understand and manage disruptive and potentially violent behavior in the classroom. With a population that is increasingly stressed by economic conditions, increasingly demanding, insistent on instant solutions and less aware of the educational process, there has been a steady increase in the number of incidents of inappropriate classroom behavior reported. This 90-minute session will help you understand the causes of violence, how to identify potential problems and when and how to involve the college in the matter. Some of the topics covered will include the student conduct code, incivility, emergencies, avoiding conflict, and dealing with disruption. Attendance will be limited to 24 persons.
The training sessions will take place:
To register contact: Michelle O'Brien.
See the timeline for Fall 2012 and Spring 2012»
Prezi is a Web-based presentation application and storytelling tool that uses a single canvas instead of traditional slides.
Prezi differs from PowerPoint in that it is a Web-based program that allows you to create more of a canvas presentation instead of a sequential slide presentation. Think nonlinear. It allows you to incorporate not only text and pictures, but videos and other presentation objects. You can create your presentation online and then download the final product so that you don't require an internet connection to display the presentation.
Students and professors can get this application for free. Read more »
Blackboard Mobile™ Learn extends your existing Blackboard learning system by making much of the core content available across your Blackboard courses, content and organizations, in an engaging and intuitive way on mobile devices.
Users can:
(*For institutions using Blackboard Learn 8.0+) (**For institutions using Blackboard Learn 9.1+)
You can do it all using your existing Blackboard username and password. Getting started is easy. Just download the app, enter your institution name to verify that your institution has enabled Blackboard Mobile Learn, type in your credentials and away you go.
NOTE: This app must be enabled by your institution to function and is free for you if enabled. The no-cost version for higher education institutions in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands can only be accessed via the Sprint network.
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This simulation allows the user to experiment with the philosophical perspectives of objectivism and constructivism and observe the influence on several educational micro-dimensions (e.g. motivation, experience, learning outcomes, control) as well as consider what the impact a philosophical shift would have on several macro-dimensions (e.g., graduation rate, crime rate, etc.). The simulation also tries to clarify the relationship between philosophical orientation and instructional strategies. Read more »
This revised and greatly expanded edition of the 1988 handbook offers teachers at all levels how-to advice on classroom assessment, including:
The Office of Academic Affairs has several copies of the book to loan for two-week periods. Please stop by Knight Campus Room 4226 to sign out a copy.
During the past academic year, the Faculty Evaluation Review Committee adopted a "common elements" peer evaluation instrument at the request of the NEASC team that visited the college in 2009. The Committee developed an instrument that will foster healthy dialog between faculty with a focus on course materials-syllabus, learning outcomes, scoring rubrics and a review of examples of student work. The Peer Evaluation Process provides faculty members with an opportunity for an open exchange of and critical inquiry into pedagogy and is intended to strengthen and reinforce sound teaching practice. In other words, Peer Evaluation should avoid simple summative language and promote excellent teaching through conversation between colleagues.
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The Diagnostic Medical Sonography site-visit is scheduled for September 27 and 28.
Nursing faculty recently hired include Patricia Anne Keeling and Shannon Koreniowski. One position remains vacant.
The program director for Emergency Management is Joe Arsenault.
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Someday, Mike and Kelly Xiarhos will tell their child about the time they went to the World Series at Fenway Park. They'll talk about the crowd going crazy, Lester twirling a gem, Napoli breaking the game open, Big Papi blasting a home run over the bullpen.
And they'll say thank you.
And maybe apologize.
Sorry, Baby Fenway, but it was worth it.
"We'll make a lot of sacrifices for the baby so this is one for us," Kelly said with a laugh. "The baby will understand."
If the baby is anything like Mike and Kelly, then yes, he or she will certainly understand.
Mike and Kelly are both teachers at Pilgrim, and they're diehard Red Sox fans. Their wedding week last year included two games at Fenway. They've been to 13 games this season. Kelly told Mike she was pregnant by giving him a Red Sox onesie.
And last week, presented with the chance to win World Series tickets, Kelly pulled the Twitter trigger on their craziest moment of Red Sox fandom yet.
"Baby is due in February," she wrote, "has been to 13 games this season! All wins!!! if we win these tix then the name is Fenway."
The tweet was part of a social media contest. Through their official Twitter account, the Red Sox had posed the question: Why do you deserve World Series tickets?
You're such a fan that you'll name your baby Fenway?
Kelly and Mike were off to Boston.
"It was crazy," Mike said. "I had her phone because she was in class and when we got the official word, my heart kind of stopped."
Mike heard about the contest during lunch on Wednesday, Oct. 23. With the World Series set to start that night, the Red Sox had three tickets to give away. Mike thought he had the perfect response. He has partial season tickets, and every time he and Kelly went this season, the Red Sox won. They were 10-for-10 in the regular season, one-for-one in the division series and two-for-two in the ALCS.
Mike stopped in Kelly's classroom on his way back from lunch and told her about his tweet.
"I said, 'That's not going to win us tickets,'" Kelly said.
She had a better idea.
They'd already been thinking about a Red Sox-themed name. With a last name starting in X, they had the idea of getting the initials to be S.O.X. They were open to other possibilities, too.
But Fenway?
"It was a chance to go to the World Series," Kelly said. "It's almost once in a lifetime. It's bucket list material."
They went for it. With the contest deadline fast approaching, they still had to get 25 retweets to be eligible, but a class full of social media-savvy high school students made sure that was no problem.
"We told all the kids to take out their phones, and they were like, 'Is this a trick?'" Kelly said. "They're not supposed to have their phones in class, but I said 'Just this once.'"
The tweet got the necessary number and soon after, the Red Sox were reaching out. Baby Fenway was the winner.
"We were pretty excited," Mike said.
Mike, the girls' cross country coach, still had to run practice. Kelly is the yearbook adviser and had a meeting. They got out as quickly as they could and headed north, along with Mike's brother. They met a Red Sox representative outside, took photos with the tickets and headed in.
The Red Sox stormed to an 8-1 victory. Mike, Kelly – and baby Fenway – were still undefeated, with the most memorable win yet.
"We were just so happy to be there," Kelly said. "It was awesome."
The only negative was a backlash on Twitter from some sore contest losers, who thought they deserved the tickets more. Teachers to the core, Mike and Kelly used it as a cyber-bullying lesson for their students.
"Because it was us, the kids were all fired up, saying 'They can't do that to you,'" Kelly said. "But kids do that kind of stuff on Twitter all the time, so it was a good teachable moment."
And social media aside, they still have the memory, the victory – and the name. That's the thing everybody asks about.
"Now that it's out there," Mike said, "it's like, 'Do I really have to name my kid Fenway?'"
Technically, they don't – there's nothing binding in a Twitter contest – but in good Red Sox fan faith, Mike and Kelly are thinking they'll at least use Fenway as a middle name. And who knows? They haven't ruled out going all in.
"I'm more okay with the middle name. I think Kelly's okay with either so I might have to rein her in on that," Mike said with a laugh. "We'll see."
Either way, they'll have quite a story to tell.
And come February, they'll have a baby who's already a card-carrying member of Red Sox nation.
"The baby will be a Red Sox fan," Mike said. "If not, they're going to be stuck with a weird name."
William Geoghegan is the sports editor at the Warwick Beacon. He can be reached at 732-3100 and firstname.lastname@example.com.
This is a great story! Love it!
If they have twins, one could be Gilette.
Triplets? Fenway, Gilette, and TD Bank Garden.
Dear Justanidiot,
You are, in fact, just that. Stop posting your negativity on every article. You're becoming quite unbearable.
Annoyed Beacon Reader
I will leave you in peace.


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Say What? Journals for Kids' Quotes
It happens every day — that moment when your kid says something that you find so hilarious, you have to freeze it in time. My 6-year-old was recently defining the apocalypse when he told us, "It's like the end of the world, or when something really really bad happens and sets the world back to like, the 1970s." Of course, I wanted to remember this gem, but what to do? Get yourself a kids' quote journal, or make one yourself.
Here are a few options:
1. Quotable at Paper Coterie, prices vary based on page amounts.
2. Photo Kids' Quote Book at kikki.K.
3. My Quotable Kid from Chronicle Books at Barnes and Noble, $13.45.
4. Printable Kids' Quote Mini Book at Delightful Distractions.
5. The Cute Quote Journal, at Amazon, $10.76.
How do you keep your kids' adorable sayings? And what's the funniest thing one of your kids has said recently?
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Back in early December of last year, Eric Schmidt said the following, addressing a single audience member directly:
Whether or not this prediction came true really depends on how you interpreted Smidth's words in the first place. Bloggers firmly in the iOS camp read it as "everything will be Android first, iOS later", while in my view, Schmidt's words are a lot less finite than that, thanks to terms like "will want to" and "perhaps". The first group are having a field day, while I'm mostly thinking - aren't we actually witnessing them coming true right now?
Several key iOS exclusives have made the move to Android these past few months. First, we had Instagram releasing an Android version of its photo sharing application, leading to a whole stream of hilariously houtain responses (see what I did there with the French and all). Flipboard soon followed, and even Instapaper, whose sole developer was probably most vocal in his disdain for the Android platform, had to face the music and move to Android.
While this clearly isn't the same as everyone developing for Android first and iOS second, it's clear many big-time applications - and now even tried and true iOS exclusives - just can't get around Android anymore, which is exactly what Schmidt alluded to.
On top of that, there's a group of developers often wholly ignored by popular technology media and bloggers. People who don't code elegant Twitter cients, beautiful reader applications, or other intriguing applications; people who, instead, focus on the nitty gritty, getting down to the very core of the operating system, porting it to different devices, fiddling with drivers, frameworks, and other lower-level stuff. Those surveys you read about asking application developers if they go iOS or Android? Yeah, they don't catch this particular, hugely valuable breed of developers.
These people almost exclusively flock to Android due to its open nature, and one has to take but a single peek at the xda forums to realize the huge amount of talented developers and potential flowing through the lower levels of the Android operating system. If you worry about fonts and icon detail all day, and never fully embrace Android and all that comes with it, it's easy to overlook this hugely important group of people. iOS has such hackers too - but in far more limited numbers.
It's because of these very people that I have more faith in Android's long-term staying power (i.e., how fast it will evolve) than in that of iOS. I've mentioned this before, but the more you lock your users out of the lower levels of your operating system, the harder it becomes for people to actually learn how to hack away at such things. You're basically chopping down the tree the branch you're sitting on is attached to.
So, while Schmidt's words haven't come true to their fullest extent, it's easy to look at Android and see that more and more application developers are embracing it, while at the same time, Android has a far larger following of programmers hacking away the lower levels. Android has many, many flaws, but developer support is not one of them.


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2010 NEC Indoor Track & Field Championship Day 1 Results
After the first day of competition at the 2010 Northeast Conference Indoor Track & Field Championship, the Sacred Heart women lead the field with 29 total points after four scored events. On the men's side, the Pioneers are in fifth with 16 points in four events.
The Pioneers got a second and third place finish in the pole vault, collecting 14 points. Senior Kerry Ojeda cleared the bar at 11'3.75" (3.45m) to take second place while freshman Lauren Sudbey finished in third with a height of 11'3.75" (3.45m).
Junior Kimberly DeLoreto recorded a third place finish in the 3,000 meters, clocking in at 10:04.80. DeLoreto advanced to the finals in the mile on Sunday along with freshman teammate Olivia Civardi. DeLoreto ran in 5:13.83 while Civardi clocked in at 5:15.57.
In the shot put, sophomore Athalia Smith finished second with a throw of 44'4.00" (13.51m), meeting the ECAC Championship qualifying standard. In the long jump, sophomore Ashley Matakevich finished eighth overall with a leap of 17'2.00" (5.23m) to pick up points.
Junior sprinter Anjelica Johnson will run in the 60 meter dash finals on Sunday after a qualifying run of 7.72 seconds. In the 800 meters, senior Sarah Tencza will run in the finals on Sunday, qualifying with a time of 2:20.80.
The Pioneers had a pair of top-eight runners in the 3,000 meters led by senior John Kenworthy who won the event with a time of 8:35.19. Freshman Christopher Connelly finished fifth overall with a time of 8:45.09.
In the high jump, sophomore Nicholas Phillips took seventh place by clearing the bar at the height of 6'3.25" (1.91m).
Four Pioneers advanced to the finals in the 60 meter hurdles led by sophomore Bertony Jean-Louis who ran the fastest qualifying time in 8.17 seconds. Junior Peter Conti advanced with a time of 8.54 seconds along with seniors Keith Rowe, 8.44 seconds and Jason Soule in 8.55 seconds. Jean-Louis will also run in the 60 meter dash finals on Sunday after qualifying with a time of 7.09 seconds and the 200 meter final after a time of 22.69 seconds in Saturday's prelim.
Senior Matthew Chorney advanced to the finals in the mile with qualifying time of 4:23.53. Freshman Matthew Lyhne qualified for the finals in the 400 meters with a time of 50.77 seconds while fellow freshman Justin McLoughlin qualified for Sunday's final in the 500 meters with a time of 1:07.25.
On the women's side, thirteen more individual champions will be crowned on Sunday as competition begins with the women's weight throw at 9:30 am.. For the men, thirteen more individual champions will be crowned on Sunday as competition begins with the men's pole vault at 12:00 pm.


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The Lady Bisons jumped out to a 1-0 lead against ETSU, but couldn't sustain it in game one of an Atlantic Sun doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Draper Diamond.
The Lady Bisons, a 4-1 loser, scored their only run in the third inning. Megan Rottler walked and then stole second base. With two out Lauren Dortwegt reached base on an error by the third baseman. Sara Simons singled to centerfield to score Rottler.
Simons and Rottler were the only Lady Bisons to get hits off of ETSU pitcher Marissa Hardy.
Lady Bisons senior pitcher Kim Jacobson took the loss for the Lady Bisons, pitching all seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out seven. Three of the four runs she gave up were earned.
ETSU tied the game with one run in the fourth and scored three in the fifth. Jessie Hackworth drove home one run with a triple. Cheniece Cason doubled to drive home Hackworth and Kate Powell who had reached base on an infield single.


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There are five satin ribbon markers built into the spine. You can also get an upgrade to woven jacquard ribbons that are beautiful but I would want to have an example of them to make sure they aren't so thick or "sharp" on the edges that they tear pages. The Magnificat altar missals arrived in a cloth draw-string bag encased in a bubble wrap envelope. The extra protection that these missals got was a nice plus considering the cost and weight of the missal. The first thing to notice about the book is that the binding feels solid. The front and back covers don't "float" around the spine. They feel like they are meant to open and close and that's it. The leather cover has gorgeous embossing of Christ on the front and the Chi-Rho on the back. Even the spine gets some nice detailing. Upon opening the front cover I was immediately reminded of old books. The kind of old books that you find in personal libraries with floor-to-ceiling dark wood shelves, a fireplace and a comfortable high-backed chair. The front piece has marbled paper and the leather on the inside of the cover is even embossed. The binding is reinforced by a ribbon which should help keep the cover from tearing free from the inside. The missal has gilded pages and the paper is a pleasant ivory color that is thick enough to make reading easy. The first page of the missal contains a full color image of the Trinity. I guess I should mention here that there are dozens of full-color pieces of art throughout the missal. Some publishers chose to stick to a specific style or location for their art but Magnificat used artwork from many different eras and styles which makes for an almost museum-look to the missal. The back of the missal contains a "bibliography" of all the works of art. The missal starts off with an interesting collection of documents: The original 1970 promulgation of the Latin text of the revised missal. The 1975 promulgation of the second edition of the Latin missal. The 2000 promulgation of the third edition of the Latin missal (a good reminder how long it took to get to the English version). The 2010 approval of the English edition of the Roman Missal. The 2010 decree of publication for the English edition of the Roman Missal. The 1969 Apostolic Constitution Missale Romanum. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal with the approved adaptations by the US bishops' conference. Norms for the Distribution and Reception of Holy Communion Under Both Kinds in the Dioceses of the United States. Universal Norms of the Liturgical Year and the General Roman Calendar. Special Days of Prayer for the Dioceses of the United States. Table of Moveable Feasts. Whew! Next we get into the proper of seasons starting with the first Sunday of Advent and ending with the Feast of Christ the King. The Order of the Mass is in the center of the missal marked by leather tabs. The pages of the Order of the Mass are on a heavier paper than the rest of the missal. The Order of the Mass is tastefully formatted with "Illuminated" letters at the beginning of the major responses and smaller emphasized letters at the beginning of each dialogue section spoken by the priest. Interestingly, the tab for the Roman Canon (the Eucharistic Prayer that has been used for over 1500 years) is set apart from the others. Another interesting note is that the Sanctus and Pater Noster are both in the Order of Mass in Latin and English but none of the other prayers are. After the Order Mass is a section that includes Solemn Blessings for the End of Mass, chant music for the Eucharistic Prayers, the Order of Mass with a single attending minister (a private Mass) and the additional approved Eucharistic Prayers. Following that section is the Proper of Saints which includes both sketch and full-color artwork to go along with many of the feasts. The next section contains all the "common" Masses. These are for the celebration of Masses for particular types of saints (martyrs, pastors, virgins, etc.) The prayers are "common" to all celebrations involving the different categories of saints except for the inclusion of the specific saint's name. The next section contains Ritual Masses. These are Masses said for special events including: RCIA Viatacum Baptism Holy Orders Marriage Blessing an Abbess Consecration of Virgins Religious Profession Dedication of a church and altar The next section contains Masses and prayers for various needs and occasions. Some of these include: For the Church For the family For the nation For refugees For good weather The next section contains Votive Masses. A Votive Mass is a Mass without a particular feast day but is celebrated instead for the benefit of the faithful. For example, the first Saturday Mass celebrated in honor of the Blessed Virgin. After that section is are Masses for the Dead. These include funeral Masses, Masses for children who die before baptism, anniversary Masses and others. At the end of the book are a series of appendices: Various chants for the Order of Mass Rite for the Blessing and Sprinkling of Water Rite of Deputing a Minister to Distribute Holy Communion on a Single Occasion Rite of Blessing a Chalice and a Paten Within Mass Example Formularies for the Mass Petitions Invocations for the Penitential Rite And, finally, a very nice section with prayers to prepare for Mass and to offer thanksgiving after Mass. 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- Not a wallflower: This common houseplant is secretly working for your health.
One spring afternoon, my aunt noticed the potted ferns in my mother's living room were looking dehydrated. "But they're silk," said my mother in amazement. "How can silk plants be wilting?" Upon closer inspection, the plants did look a little droopy, and the misnomer became an inside family joke. "Don't forget to water the silk," my mother would say.
My parents incredible outdoor gardeners turned to silk after losing several houseplants to neglect. After the silk began to droop, my parents reverted to plastic plants a move toward convenience many families have made.
Yet according to Dr. B.C. Wolverton, an environmental consultant and retired NASA scientist, research indicates live plants are worth the extra trouble. In his book, How to Grow Fresh Air, he describes the way houseplants, when used strategically, filter toxins from the air inside your home.
"Our idea is to let plants be the lungs of a building, like the tropical rainforests are the lungs of the Earth," says Wolverton. His firm is developing greenhouse window boxes designed to pump filtered air into a room, and has designed indoor ecology gardens in Tokyo.
As most houseplants evolved under the damp canopy of the rainforest, they developed the ability to suppress air-born molds and microbes. While at NASA, Wolverton demonstrated that plants also break apart the chemicals most commonly released by plastics and synthetic household products.
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As over-watering is one of the more common houseplant killers, Sarah Ostrenga, houseplant buyer at the San Francisco Bay Area's Yama Gami's, recommends the snake plant to new gardeners looking for a low-maintenance filter.
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The Diplomats went up 14-0 with a touchdown early in the second quarter when Scott LaValva scored on an eight-yard jaunt. The drive was set up after Devin Hunter lofted a 39-yard punt and Mike Shin forced a fumble and came away with the ball on the McDaniel ten-yard line. LaValva found the end zone two plays later and Chris DeStefano's kick made it 14-0 with 14:07 on the clock.
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Schneider hooked up with Paul McGann for a 44-yard gain on the first play of the series after the field goal to set up first and ten on the McDaniel 25. Schneider took it from there, breaking two tackles and spinning away from another defender to give F&M a 21-10 edge.
Strumolo scored his second touchdown of the game on a five-yard run to pad F&M's lead, 35-10, with 6:39 left to play. The score capped off an eight-play, 72-yard drive that spanned over four minutes.
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Odsal wrote: Inquiring into the nature and existence of an experiencer is inquiring about the nature and existence of something that doesn't actually exist.
From Ananda SuttaAnanda Sutta wrote: If I — being asked by Vacchagotta the wanderer if there is no self — were to answer that there is no self, that would be conforming with those brahmans & contemplatives who are exponents of annihilationism [the view that death is the annihilation of consciousness].
That is why I experience the elements of the cosmos; earth, fire, water, wind and space because that is what "I" am, not this abstract entity that is located behind my eyes, inside my head or brain or wherever we may conceive'
it is true that the subject cannot be objectified or be thought of as 'a mysterious entity'. But neither is it simply the sum of the elements. I think that is too close to materialism.
The Brahmins would say this is Atman, self. In my view, the Buddha was simply more consistent about what could and could not be 'named and known'. To name something as 'Atman' is to implicitly make it an object of cognition. The Upanisads have many passages saying 'about this Atman, nothing can be said'. But that doesn't stop them from talking about it at length. I think the Buddha was simply much more consistent about it. (This is discussed at length in Richard Gombrich What the Buddha Thought.)


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The Pioneers edge USC Salkehatchie in overtime despite going 0-for-21 from 3-point range
WALTERBORO — Spartanburg Methodist had to prove for five extra minutes that it is the best junior college basketball team in the country.
Only hours after officially being named No. 1 in the latest NJCAA rankings, SMC stayed undefeated (26-0) with a 65-63 overtime win Tuesday night against USC Salkehatchie behind 31 points and 17 rebounds from former Chapman High School standout Jalen Nesbitt.
When a last-second 3-pointer by USC Salkehatchie bounced off the rim and landed in the hands of SMC's DaQuan Jeffries (Broome) as the final buzzer sounded, the Pioneers started jumping up and down. After calming it down for the postgame handshakes, they got back on their pogo sticks and bounced all the way into the dressing room.
"Everybody was going wild," Nesbitt said. "It was crazy."
"They were very excited," SMC head coach Jeff Brookman said. "They knew how important the game was and they played their hearts out. For me, I was relieved. I was exhausted."
SMC is just four games away from finishing a perfect regular season. The Pioneers improved to 9-0 in Region 10 and can clinch the championship on Friday at home against Cape Fear, along with an automatic berth and their second straight trip to the NJCAA Division I national tournament next month. They would also be the top seed for the league tournament, which will reward a second team with a spot in the national event.
The Pioneers somehow survived a game in which they went 0-for-21 on 3-pointers. Just one of those would have sealed the victory without even needing an overtime period.
"I just told the guys that they are lucky they have a shooter (former all-conference player at Belmont-Abbey and top scorer in Switzerland pro league) as a coach," Brookman said. "I kept telling them during timeouts to shoot with confidence. Be ready. You're going to knock one down. But it never happened.
"The way you win games like that is to be tough and fight the fatigue. … And you should have a player like Jalen Nesbitt on your team."
Nesbitt made a pair of free throws with two minutes left in regulation to cut a lead by USC Salkehatchie to 55-54. SMC had the ball and a chance to win with 17.7 seconds remaining, and that was trimmed to an inbounds play with 5.1 seconds left after the Pioneers were trapped and had to call timeout.
Kelsey Terry missed a 3-pointer from the corner, the last long-distance try of the night for the Pioneers, but Nesbitt rebounded and was fouled with 1.4 seconds on the clock. He made the first, missed the second and grabbed the rebound but couldn't get a shot off in time.
In the extra period, Terry made two free throws, Ronell Crockett (18 points) converted on a driving layup and Nesbitt followed up a miss for a 61-58 lead with 3:15 left. Nesbitt stretched that out to a five-point lead a minute later. With just 40 seconds remaining, Travis Black managed to gather a loose ball and made a short jumper for a 65-60 advantage.
USC Salkehatchie made a 3-pointer at the other end and SMC missed the front end of a one-and-one from the foul line to set up the last chance for USC Salkehatchie. The Indians called timeout with five seconds left, but missed what would have been the game-winning shot.
SMC got a victory at USC Salkehatchie for the first time in the three years coached by Brookman, who improved to 55-7 during the last two seasons.
"There wasn't much difference between the two teams, obviously," Brookman said. ""They played their hearts out and Coach (Travis) Garrett had them ready to play. I knew they would be tough."
But the new No. 1 team in the country gets another chance Friday night at home to keep that label for at least a little while longer.
"It was a little bit different knowing that we are No. 1," Nesbitt said. "We've always had that kind of confidence, though. We're having a lot of fun."


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After figuring out the last clues of the Mosconi Code, Neal and Peter try to find the Diamond before somebody else can get to it first.
When Neal and Peter realize that a client trying to reach Rebecca hasn't seen her before, they interrupt Diana's maternity leave and ask her to pose as Rebecca in order to expose the client, a corrupt stock trader. Meanwhile, Rebecca offers necessary information in exchange for seeing Neal and Mozzie figures out how to solve the last of Mosconi clues.moreless
After learning Rebecca lied to him, Neal finally tells Peter about the Mosconi Codex, resolving the tension between them. Peter realizes Rebecca has developed real feelings for Neal and tries to use it to their advantage to lure her into a trap, but she can escape. Unwilling to put Neal's life at risk again, Peter asks Neal to step back. However, with Rebecca still holding Hagen's blackmail tape, Neal sets out on his own to get to her first.moreless
After learning of Neal's betrayal and part in Peter's release from prison, Peter is unwilling to forgive Neal and considers taking a new job as section chief in D.C. Meanwhile, Curtis Hagen captures Rebecca and pressures Neal and Mozzie into deciphering the hidden message from the codex that will lead to a mysterious treasure.moreless
The reappearance of a single Welsh gold coin that got Peter out of jail leaves Neal little time trying to stop Peter from getting to the truth. However, after weeks of growing doubts about Neal, Peter is already on the verge of discovering the truth about Neal's wrongdoings.
At the same time, Neal and Mozzie work on a plan to steal the stained glass window.
When a stolen shipping crate containing a fossilized dinosaur egg shows up, Peter and Neal try to find the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton that belongs to the egg. Meanwhile, Peter learns of Neal and Rebecca's relationship and Neal realizes his lie about his identity is getting in the way of his feelings for Rebecca.moreless
Peter's ex-girlfriend Agent Jill Stone shows up and asks Peter to help her get to a tech genius who is trying to sell a powerful microchip. When Jill requests that Peter shuts Elizabeth out from their case, an already jealous Elizabeth becomes even more worried and decides to do a little spy work on her husband which soon leads right in the middle of the action.moreless
Neal and Peter go undercover as the support crew of a rising Russian figure skater in order to get closer to a Russian mobster and a passport forgery ring.
In order to protect the fortune of a Manhattan family and to reveal an imposter, Neal goes undercover as a butler.
After the death of Neal's new handler, Peter and Neal team up again to investigate a psychiatrist suspected of manipulating former criminals to commit crimes.
Peter is getting used to his new assignments and Neal has to make a museum heist work.
Neal is assigned to a new handler and has a conflict of interests when an ongoing investigation leads to Mozzie.
Peter is charged with Senator Pratt's murder and Neal tries to exonerate him.
Neal and Peter try to get their hands first on the evidence box before Senator Pratt can interfere.
Neal and Peter have to deal with sculpture forgeries and a new boss. Meanwhile, Neal's father returns and Mozzie and Neal get closer to the evidence box.
In order to catch a Bonnie and Clyde like couple, Peter and Neal take different approaches.
Neal and Peter try to get closer to the ones responsible for destroying Neal's family 30 years ago and start investigating a senator and his involvement.
Neal and Peter try to find out what Neal's father did. Meanwhile, they investigate a member of the Irish Mob.
Tricks, Treats and Tresure!:
It's Halloween night in Never Land as everyone gets a "Trick-or-Treasure" Map, but Hook plans to steal their treats.
Season of the Sea Witch:
The Wicked Sea Witch plans to turn the Pirate Princess into a gold statue...again to make Never Land gloomy. It is up to Izzy and the crew to protect the Princess and to her to turn the witch from bad to good.
When Neal and Peter get word that a thief is trying to get his hands on defense technology, they visit a FBI conference to catch the thief in the act.
Neal gives stock trading a try when he goes undercover on Wall Street.
Some burglaries are going around involving rare pieces in museums.
Peter and Neal have to deal with political fixer who was hired to ruin the trial against a criminal Peter arrested.
When Mozzie, Neal and Peter find clues to a lost American treasure, they find themselves on a dangerous treasure hunt.
An art thief blackmails Neal into stealing an important piece of art in exchange for some valuable information about his past.
A beautiful widow is about to get a giant life-insurance payout but the guys think something is up.
A thief that has been on the run from the FBI for years is tracked down by the guys.
It's up to Peter to get Neal back to the US without him being arrested.
When a bounty hunter picks up Neal's trail, Peter tries to get to him first.
Agent Kramer's review of Neal's case puts his commutation in jeopardy.


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Rethink the banner area
We might give up the space taken for the banner/welcome area in favor of highlighting more articles, improved navigation controls, etc.
For: site navigation
Find information on common issues.
Ask questions and find answers from other users.
Suggest a new site feature or improvement.
Check on status of your tickets.
Rethink the banner area
We might give up the space taken for the banner/welcome area in favor of highlighting more articles, improved navigation controls, etc.
For: site navigation
We should look at the overall design – not just the banner and tweak it to help users find our best content and what they are looking for.
Banner takes up too much space and could be uses to highlight content….
Center area could contain "lenses" and the new search that we want to show off.
"Banner takes up too much space and could be uses to highlight content"
I should note that the very purpose of the banner WAS to highlight content.
Perhaps we could do something like the attached mock-up shows. Split the banner area so that the left shows some featured story (can be random on reload) with a link, e.g. nanoHUB on iTunes U, and the center can deliver the main message – simulate, research, teach & learn & contribute. Down below the "Recommended" area could feature "lenses", editors' picks on most popular content. I also think that we could use the featured content area more efficiently.
I like where this is heading….
I think this originally came from a comment at the user's forum last July. As I recall, the concern was with the amount of real estate that the current banner takes up. Alissa's layout adresses that issue by moving some of the stuff below ("Simulate" "Research and Collaborate" "Teach and Learn" etc.) up into the banner. Still, it would be nice to have "Upcoming Events" "NCN News" and "New in Resources" visible on a typical screen, so that users would want to scroll down and see what't there.
Another concern is that it takes some effort to update the banner, so it's rarely done, and the banners get stale. Could there be an ability to have some text banners (with some kind of nice background and font) that is easy to change?
Also, about stats…. it's nice to see the map and that there are > 100,000 users, but I think there's too much detail fpor the main page. All we need is a single line that says something like
"detailed statistics" "Who's online"
This is promising – thanks!
Mark, thank you for your feedback. I tried integrating at least some of your ideas on another mock-up attached – reducing the area for stats display to one impact statement with links for more; bringing the news and events above the fold and throwing in an idea of tabbed view, which saves vertical space (although I'd argue it's OK to scroll).
I'd like to keep some kind of a banner/ featured story with an attractive graphic, without which the page may be dull. We have a fairly easy mechanism of updating the current banner, the main issue has always been someone taking initiative to write the banner text. So I believe that even if we had a purely text banner, we'd run into the same problem of having to keep the banner current. I like to have one and only one featured story on each page load or a certain period of time, e.g. 24 hrs, like Apple does. I believe they keep their featured story for weeks.
Posting Mark's latest comments received in an email:
"I like what you did the first time, but maybe my suggestions weren't so good the second time.
I do think that we should make a small change – big changes confuse people. I think it took some time for people to get used to the new look and we shouldn't make a major change for a while.
Some comments…
1) I like the idea of splitting the banner into three sections…. then we are making use of the space
2) The idea of keeping a banner for 24 hrs. is good – I personanly don't like these changing things. Should we keep the numered strip that we have now so that if people are currious, then can scroll through the banners?
3) Moving the stuff on the left ("Simulate" "Research," etc. ) seems like a goof thing to do. It brings all that right up front where it can't be missed. Let' think about thw wording…. e.g. we don't "peer review" and I would not want to get into that
4) What can we do with the space that is vacated? Could we list
Upcoming Events NCN News New in Resources Announcements
and if you select one, it jsut takes you done to the stuff on the bottom, which if you are like me, you may not have noticed?
5) In your first layout, I liked the map on the right of the banner….. looked nice. In the second version, it seems too small and looses impact
6) Also on the map…. I still think "More than 100,00 users" and then links to "details statistics" and "online users" is all we need. The numebr of simulation runs, tool, and resources just seems to clutter it up
7) Also, moving the featured content up into the banner squeezes things too much – we really want this stuff to stand out. Also, I think it makes too much of a change from the current one. Ans d it gives toom much prominence to Evnets, News, Browse
8) I think we can keep the featured content where it is, but I would reallly like to kill the "feartured question" most of them are just embarrasing – no wonder they get 0 responses. Why advertise silly questions? Also, we;re not highlighting the best people. But we should hilight topic pages – most people probably don't know they exist.
Thanks for working on this… I think your first try was almost there. we should aim for a small changes that improve the user experience and just do it from time to time.
The dev site (www3) shows the new home page. Of course www3 is missing images and new resource information etc. I used new Shawn's JS slide panes modules to feature items like iTunes U. We could fit a few more slides. We could make them rotate. But I prefer having one static image per page load with buttons to navigate. The image can be random.
nanoHUB home page was updated with new layout on 3/21. I am closing this wish as granted.


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Duchess prank DJ back on air
Michael Christian and Mel Greig, of Sydney station 2Day FM, were suspended in December (12) after the nurse who took the call, Jacintha Saldanha, was found dead three days later in a suspected suicide, prompting a probe into the incident.
Authorities dropped the criminal investigation earlier this month (Feb13) and Christian is now back on the air on 2Day FM's sister station Fox FM in Melbourne.
Radio boss Rhys Holleran says, "We have always supported our talent returning to work when appropriate and today marks that occasion for MC (Christian). We look forward to welcoming Mel Greig back when the time is right."
The duo's show was axed in the aftermath of the stunt, when the pair pretended to be members of the royal family to gain private information about the pregnant royal's condition.


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I suffered from ready-made guilt during my last grocery shopping trip.
I suffered from ready-made guilt during my last grocery shopping trip.
It�s the feeling that you are the laziest person on earth for grabbing a tub of something that is extra easy to make at home � and tastes better without all those stabilizers. We�re not just talking easy, we�re talking relatively quick to make, too.
So, why do we all keeping slinging tubs of pimento cheese, onion dip, ham salad and, gulp, pudding, into our carts?
Can we really be at the point where even the briefest time it takes to stir milk into instant pudding, or onion soup mix into sour cream, is more than we can bear?
Let�s take ham salad. Throw some ham chunks in a food processer with gherkins and some onion. Slap in some mayonnaise, maybe a little mustard and voila, lunch for a few days.
Look in any church cookbook and you�ll find half a dozen recipes for pimento cheese. They�re all pretty good � and simple to make. I can understand the hesitancy of diving into making a chicken salad � though with the plethora of rotisserie chickens laying about even this dish is relatively streamlined.
Maybe it�s nostalgia for the taste of a familiar product you grew up with. Perhaps the extra sugar and stuff added to the mix has you hooked. But, really, when simple homemade goodness goes by the wayside, as it has with chocolate-chip cookies, aren�t we losing something a little more than heirloom recipes?
The tub of food that got me started on this downward spiral was tzatziki sauce, that simple, fresh Mediterranean concoction of yogurt, garlic, cucumber and dill. Really, with some vinegar and salt, that�s all you need for tzatziki sauce � it�s a lot harder to spell than to make.
Sure, I could argue against making the stuff at home because cucumbers and dill aren�t in season � but neither were the pieces they used in the pre-made stuff.
So, next time I get a hankering for something relatively easy to make, I�ll buy the raw ingredients and whip it up, I swear � except for that barbecue slaw. I mean, a girl�s got to have something.
Use it as a topping for chicken in a pita, or a salad dressing, or on the side with grilled lamb or beef. It�s versatile.
1 cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped coarsely
� tsp. salt
1 Tbs. cider vinegar
1 clove garlic, minced
1 cup plain Greek yogurt
1 Tbs. chopped fresh dill (don�t use dried)
salt to taste
Put the cucumber in a sieve, sprinkle with the salt and let drain for 20 minutes. Rinse the cucumber and pat it dry with a paper towel. Place the cucumber in a bowl, sprinkle with vinegar and stir gently. Add the garlic, yogurt and dill. Taste and add salt if needed. Refrigerate for an hour before serving.


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Mapping tools benefit biomass supply chain
Harrison Pettit has a multistep plan to create a biomass feedstock operation because, as he told a crowd at the 2011 International Biomass Conference & Expo, "This supply chain will not invent itself." Pettit, the vice president of business development for Powerstock, told the crowd during his presentation, which included a six-step plan necessary to create a biomass feedstock operation, that, "what I try to make people understand is that agricultural biomass will be a significant feedstock for our bioenergy and bioproducts future." And to capitalize on that future, he explained the biomass supply chain as the equivalent of a water tributary.
The system he explained needs to have this concept of "coming into one." The process includes taking hundreds of growers and forming them into one dedicated supply chain that includes grower relationships, field mapping and individuals who have their own preferences and practices, he said. Included in the multistep plan is to identify and profile the supply chain, model the feedstock shed at the lowest cost, execute a demonstration harvest, scale-up harvests that would meet an inventory level, build up the grower network and, finally, manage the operational risks and approaches.
Luckily, there are people like Kristi Moriarty, senior analyst for the Center for Transportation Technologies and Systems for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, who can make that process easier. Moriarty followed Pettit during a panel that examined biomass inventories and pricing, showing the audience how to navigate through a multifaceted tool that can, as she used as an example, show a user available corn stover acres and how many available gallons could be produced from that corn stover in an area as broad as a multistate region, or as small as a 20-mile radius around the city of St. Louis. The Biofuel Atlas has only been available since the fall of 2010, but it has already been used 10,000 times. The system is linked into Google maps and draws on information from the USDA, the U.S. EPA, and the U.S. DOE, to provide users with not only information on bioenergy related factors such as feedstocks or infrastructure, but also the energy demand a particular state has, including the number of oil refineries or coal plants.
"We are hopeful that people are using this to find available feedstocks," she said, adding later in her demonstration of the map that "when you are looking at a map like this, it really starts to highlight some opportunities." While updates to the map will be subject to funding provided to government agencies such as the EPA or DOE, she did say that by 2012, she and her team hope to include regions that show dedicated energy crops.
Along with Moriarty, Lee Freeman, director of sales for fiber and energy at Lanworth Inc., also demonstrated another mapping system that is available to the bioenergy industry to be used as a tool for information regarding the status of current agriculture or acres used for farming in parts of the world ranging from China to Alabama. People today want their data "a week ago," Freeman said.
And to help them get it, Lanworth has developed a mapping system and a change detection analysis system that helps users interpret the data. To show the power of the maps and the ability users will have to locate plausible feedstock locations with up-to-the-week information, he cited the recent disasters in Alabama. "We have images prior to that," he said, which illustrates Lanworth's ability to provide up-to-date information while showing the importance of comparing imagery from the recent past with current information. "We know the areas, the anchors and we have all the data," including landowners, he said of post-disaster maps.


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Clayton Anderson to Perform Saturday Nightby Scott Morrison '14 • August 30, 2012 Share:
Rising country star Clayton Anderson is set to perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Chadwick Court.
Will call will open at 6 pm with general ticket sales and doors opening for the show at 7 pm. The opening act, Blair's West, will take the stage at 8 pm. Wabash students receive free admission with a valid student I.D., and guests will be charged $10 online or at the door.
Anderson performed at Beta Theta Pi fraternity last spring through the connection Student Senate President Alex Robbins has with the artist. After last spring's successful show, the Senior Council managed to bring Anderson back for a bigger show this fall.
Anderson, originally from Bedford, IN, got his start at Indiana University. Since then he has opened for country music stars Eric Church, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, and popular music's Jimmy Buffett. Anderson's first album "Torn Jeans and Tailgates" reached No. 7 on the country charts for sales and was the only independent album in the top 100 at the time.
Later in October Anderson and his band will play on the Blake Shelton Cruise which is a seven day cruise in October on Norwegian Cruise Lines.


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At least 33 people killed in Mexican bus crash
MEXICO CITY: At least 33 people were killed and four injured on Sunday when a bus crashed into the back of a truck in eastern Mexico and caught fire, the government of the state of Veracruz said.
The bus had left Villahermosa in Tabasco state and was en route to Mexico City when it crashed by the municipality of Juan Rodriguez Clara, the Veracruz government said in a statement.
"Apart from being hit, the bus also caught fire, making the job of identifying bodies difficult," Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte said on local television.
Bus crashes and road accidents occur frequently in Mexico, taking a heavy death toll each year.
In 2012, at least 43 people died when a truck hit a bus in Veracruz, and just a couple of months later more than 30 others were killed in a separate accident in Guerrero state.- Reuters


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Opinion: Nothing Amateur About the NCAA
New York Post editorial page editor Bill McGurn on the Final Four and the exploitation of college athletes. Photo: Getty Images
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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