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College Bowl Games: Arizona overcomes Nevada, 49-48
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Matt Scott threw two short touchdown passes in the final 46 seconds and college football's postseason started with a wild one when Arizona rallied past Nevada 49-48 Saturday in the New Mexico Bowl.
Arizona (8-5) recovered an onside kick in the final minute, setting up Scott's 2-yard toss to Terrence Miller with 19 seconds left for the winning score.
Scott threw for 382 yards and overcame two interceptions. The nation's rushing leader, Ka'Deem Carey, gained 172 yards for the Wildcats.
Cody Fajardo threw for three touchdowns and ran for another score to lead the Wolf Pack (7-6). He had 256 yards passing and 140 yards rushing.
Stefphon Jefferson, the nation's second-leading rusher, ran for 180 yards for Nevada.
BOISE, Idaho – Utah State running back Kerwynn Williams was having a quiet day when things took a turn for the worse in the fourth quarter when he fumbled deep in his own territory.
As it has all season, the Aggies' defense did its job, holding Toledo to a field goal that cut the lead to 13-9 with 7:28 to go. Then Williams atoned for his mistake.
On the next possession, Williams broke through the defense and raced 63 yards for a touchdown. On the next two possessions, the senior was unstoppable, ripping off a 56-yard run and scoring TDs on runs of 5 and 25 yards, all within a span of less than 4 minutes to lift No. 18 Utah State to a 41-15 victory over Toledo in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on Saturday.
"When stuff like that happens you have to have a short memory," Williams said about the fumble. "You can't change it. I just knew the next opportunity for me, I needed to make a big play."
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Charlie Kaufman On How To Not Be A Zombie Slave/
Charlie Kaufman gave this speech on my birthday last year at the BAFTA lectures, but it is a gift to us all. Charlie will inspire you. He inspires me. I wish we could clone him but am also glad he is one of a kind.
Thanks to Neil Fox (@drgonzolives) for tipping me to this.

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Kate Winslet on Divorce: 'I Think I Can See More Clearly Now'
(NEW YORK) -- Kate Winslet is looking better than ever these days. She credits her divorce and other past experiences for shaping who she is today.
In the new issue of Harper's Bazaar U.K., the 37-year-old Oscar-winning actress opens up about her divorce from her second husband, Sam Mendes, in 2010.
"I've really learnt a great deal about myself, in the last four years in particular," Winslet said, via E! News.
"I think I can see more clearly now -- about how the pattern of past experiences has shaped who I am, and the characters I have played -- and I'm grateful for that."
But it's not all about the negatives for the actress. Winslet married Ned Rock'nRoll, the nephew of British tycoon Richard Branson, last December, and she said she uses the positives in her life to inspire her.
"I have so much more material to draw on for work -- rubble, bricks -- and I know I can carry it now," Winslet said. "I'm not going to drop it, and if I do, I'll sift through it. Does that make any sense at all? Probably not."
The issue hits newsstands March 7.
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MacGyver (1985–1992) was a television series about the adventures of a laid-back, extremely resourceful ex-secret agent named Angus "Mac" MacGyver, whose main asset is his practical application of scientific knowledge and inventive use of common items.
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- 2 Season 2
- 3 Season 3
- 4 Season 4
- 5 Season 5
- 6 Season 6
- 7 External links
Season 1[edit]
Thief of Budapest [1.3][edit]
- MacGyver: Some people are scared of anyone who runs free.
The Gauntlet [1.4][edit]
- MacGyver: The great thing about a map: it gets you in and out of places in a lot of different ways.
- Lead Guard: [fires shot] HALT! That is far enough! [walks towards MacGyver] The map.
- MacGyver: Now, I'd like to, but, ah, I really need it myself.
- Lead Guard: You amuse me. [MacGyver shrugs his shoulders and swings map at guard, hitting him] OOOH! [falls to ground]
- MacGyver: Sorry. But I really DO need it. [MacGyver unrolls map to reveal a metal rod inside the map that falls to the ground]
- MacGyver: It just goes to show ya: A good map will always get you where you want to go.
- MacGyver: I remember one time, I was maybe 7 or 8, my dad and I took a truck load of apples to market in another town. As soon as we got there, even as little as I was, I felt there was something wrong there. When I asked my dad about it, he said that they'd lynched an innocent man there. I was a lot older before I understood what that meant.
The Heist [1.5][edit]
- MacGyver: I've found from past experiences that the tighter you plan, the more likely you are to run into something unpredictable.
- Robin: Then how do we do it?
- MacGyver: We fake it.
Hellfire [1.8][edit]
- MacGyver: This road would definitely be an E ride at Disneyland.
Target MacGyver [1.10][edit]
- MacGyver: What a beautiful part of the world. It has everything but people.
Nightmares [1.11][edit]
- MacGyver: Like the magician said, a little misdirection never hurt.
Season 2[edit]
The Human Factor [2.1][edit]
- MacGyver: When James Bond gets an assignment, it's on the Riviera, up to his 007 in bikinis. Me? I end up 80 miles past nowhere. Courtesy of my buddy, Pete Thornton. New operations director of the Phoenix Foundation.
The Eraser [2.2][edit]
- MacGyver: Look. If this works, it'll keep us from getting caught. If it doesn't, it'll keep us from getting old.
- Jimmy(The Eraser): Dreams are important, otherwise sleep is just eight hours of nothing.
- Thornton: Mmm, this is great. Did you make this?
- MacGyver: You're supposed to heat it.
- Thornton: Mmm, I like it cold.
- MacGyver: I didn't think you'd go in for whipped bean curd.
Twice Stung [2.3][edit]
- MacGyver: You don't go to people with your problems. You come to your friends.
Birth Day [2.14][edit]
- Helene: Do you believe in fate, MacGyver? Well I do. Whenever I do anything good it turns out bad, and whenever I do anything bad it turns out worse!
Friends [2.20][edit]
- MacGyver: For the past seven years, I have done nothing but travel around the world getting shot up, locked up, blown up... and all I have to show for it are a couple of empty rolls of duct tape.
Season 3[edit]
Fire and Ice [3.5][edit]
- [Niki is working on the computer, when MacGyver comes up behind and covers her mouth]
- MacGyver: EASY! EASY! TAKE IT EASY! I WANT TO MAKE A DEAL WITH YA. You don't scream, I don't scream. How bout that? Okay, Can I trust ya? Alright, I want you to turn around very slowly...
- [Niki hits him in the stomach area with her elbow]
- Niki: ALRIGHT, WHO ARE YOU?!
- MacGyver: It'll come to me. What have you got in your bag?
- Niki: Just this. [cocks gun] Now, who are you?!
Jack In the Box [3.7][edit]
- Jack: Welcome to CLUB DREAD!
The Widowmaker [3.8][edit]
- Murdoc: It´s your turn to burn, MacGyver!
Season 4[edit]
The Secret of Parker House [4.1][edit]
- Penny: MacGyver! Oh that does it! I just want to pack up my things right now and I want to go home.
- MacGyver: Penny, whatever is going on around here, it's got nothing to do with ghosts or goblins or the supernatural. There is a purely logical explanation for everything.
- Penny: Really? Well, that would sound a lot more reassuring if you weren't holding a human skull.
Season 5[edit]
The Legend of the Holy Rose, part 1 [5.1][edit]
- MacGyver: Just tell me what you want me to do!
- Zoie: To help me find the holy grail!
- MacGyver: Indiana Jones already did that, I saw the movie!
Halloween Knights [5.6][edit]
- Murdoc: You know, MacGyver, that's why you're so hard to beat. Nobody knows what you're going to do next, including you.
- Murdoc: I may be reformed, but I'm not crazy.
- Murdoc: Don't worry, MacGyver. You'll see me again. Just keep looking over your shoulder.
Season 6[edit]
Strictly Business [6.19][edit]
- Murdoc: Goodbye, MacGyver. Rest in pieces!
- Murdoc: Better death through chemistry, that's what I always say.
- MacGyver: Are you the doctor?
- Murdoc: Yes. I'm here to take care of you.
External links[edit]
- MacGyver quotes at the Internet Movie Database


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A skid plate in some 2010 Jeep Wranglers can catch debris which can catch fire.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Chrysler Group is recalling about 68,000 Jeep Wranglers in the U.S. for a problem that has lead to fires in some cases.
In 2010 Wranglers with automatic transmissions, a skid plate -- a metal plate located under the transmission -- can trap debris. Due to a change in the exhaust system for 2010 models, the skid plate is close to the vehicles' catalytic converter.
The catalytic converter is a part of the exhaust system that removes harmful chemicals from exhaust fumes and, when a vehicle is driven, it gets extremely hot. In these Jeeps, the heat can ignite trapped debris causing a fire.
Wranglers built for subsequent model years don't have this problem because, as a weight-saving measure, Chrysler switched from skid plates to lighter skid bars that do not trap debris this way.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had been investigating reports of Jeep Wrangler fires. In a letter to NHTSA, Chrysler acknowledged at least 14 reports of fires.
To fix the problem, Wrangler owners will be asked to bring their vehicles to a Jeep dealership to have the skid plate replaced with a skid bar. Owners will be notified as soon as parts are available to make the change.
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I can't say which of the lessons or tools are the "best" because each individual is different and learns in different ways. So, one method may work better for you than another. I'd suggest you browse through the different offerings and decide for yourself. You may want to take the E-learning classes first to establish your knowledge of the basics and then, use some of the others for their more detailed solutions to problems. Problems are often complicated and can best be explained through examples.
Here are several of the best places to learn to use nFS.
1. E-Learning classes on nFS. Log in to nFS, click on HELP CENTER, and then on the Training and Resources tab. On that tab you will find the links to the E-Learning Courses available to you. www.new.familysearch.org Remember to check back occasionally because your list of classes will update as needed.
2. FHC Lesson Manuals from a FHC in Florida written by Miles Meyer. Scroll down to the applicable new FamilySearch lessons.
3. New FamilySearch videos prepared by John Willis from a California FHC. The list of classes are available on video to view or to download. The links to specific classes to view are as follows: (allow time for download of each video.)
- Features and benefits of nFS and common errors
- Maintaining your Family Tree with nFS
- Linking generations in nFS
- Adding new individuals to nFS
- How to prepare submission sheets for ordinances
5. BYU – Religion 261 manual for new FamilySearch and other programs
6. Introduction to new FamilySearch
7. A simple overview of nFS
8. How to use nFS correctly (74 page manual by George Scott – Lindon, Utah FHC)
9. A casual overview of new FamilySearch – (48 page manual)
10. How to teach nFS to members (a basic outline by Laurie Castillo)
If you locate lessons and tools that I have missed, please let me know and I will add them to the list.


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Model S
for those who know
The Tesla Model S is a premium luxury electric-vehicle that promises to offer a performance driving experience with a luxury ride. The 85 kWh battery pack provides 362 horsepower and 325 pounds-feet of torque while the interior features a gorgeous 17-inch touch screen that controls various functions of the car and provides high-res nav maps.
Vehicle Specifications
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Max tagged Rob, who tagged Catavino, who came up with a great selection of Spanish flavours, which made my mouth water. And Max tagged Kate, whose list gets extra points for linking to my Estelle/Duffy/Adele post. From Kate on to Beaman (featuring Yehudit Ravitz and some cool Polish ska) and the Meehan (featuring some quality grime).
I tagged Martin, who came up with another great list featuring the amazing Mariza and good old Bruce Springsteen. Martin tagged Shuggy, who broke all the rules, brilliantly, and Paulie, whose list include a couple more of the greatest songs ever (Rotary Connection "Black Gold of the Sun" and Roy Ayers "We Live in Brooklyn Baby").
I tagged Noga, whose list is also great, and features Sergio Mendes and Wasis Diop. Noga tagged the New Centrist (who only broke the rules a bit, and has an amazing selection, complete with Rapidshare downloads. So many highlights, but Jacob's Optical Stairway reminded me of an old flatmate I once had, who has since fallen on hard times, so that was poignant for me) and Salma (whose lovely list is Leonard Cohen-heavy (which is good by me) and a wonderful Persian version of "Windmills of my Mind", which she has uploaded for us to share).
And I tagged Richard, of Rough In Here, whose list is extraordinary. It spun me off on a journey that included SoundRoots, BKLYN, SoulBlending, Aurgasm and Masala.
Max and Richard both tagged Transpontine, whose list is superb. The Kode9 track with the Spaceape vocal is way cool - see here. I also liked "Portal", on the same album, which I found at Missing Toof. The Campbell and Lanegan track also took me on a journey that included Frequenze Independenti.
I think I'm still waiting for Jams, Roland, Darren and Incognito, but my three out of seven enriched my life enough I don't mind.
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Description of CBS's The Talk Starring Leah Remini, Sara Gilbert, and Sharon Osbourne
CBS's The Talk: Like The View, but With More Moms
Between the panels on dramas and comedys at the CBS TCA, we got a break to chat with the ladies of The Talk — better known as CBS's version of "The View," a new talk show that was just announced last week. The show will feature six famous faces — Julie Chen, Holly Robinson Peete, Sharon Osbourne, Leah Remini, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and Sara Gilbert (who is also acting as executive producer).
So how will the show differ from The View? Mum's the word — literally. The heart and soul of The Talk is motherhood, acting as a virtual mommy group of sorts that women at home can watch and relate to. In the sneak peek footage it also looks like the ladies will be doing some field work (which includes actual recordings of happenings from inside their own homes). As expected, the melting pot of personalities came alive in the panel, with the ladies dishing on their personal relationships, professional lives, and pet peeves.
- As I mentioned before, Sara Gilbert is an executive producer on the show, and she actually pitched it to CBS herself. She said that she was inspired by her own experience as an overwhelmed new mom. Marissa Jaret Winokur also echoed this sentiment, saying that she would cry in her bathroom every night during the first year after her son was born, and just wished she had someone to talk to about the darker, more difficult sides to motherhood.
- Like The View, the show will also tackle hot topics and current events, but from a "mother's perspective." In addition to talking about their kids, Julie Chen added, "We're here to talk about what everyone else is talking about out there in the world."
- As for the chosen hosts, Holly Robinson Peete said she's a natural fit since she talks about mom stuff all day anyway, and Leah Remini proclaimed herself a "yenta" and just loves talking in general. Sara Gilbert is looking at the show as a good opportunity to talk about motherhood and her sexuality head-on for the first time.
To see how Sharon Osbourne gushed about Ozzy and more, just keep reading.
- Sharon Osbourne had a laugh about how her kids don't like watching her on TV, but got sweet talking about her relationship with Ozzy: "He is perfect. He doesn't even know I'm doing this show. He gives me all the freedom in the world that I want. He's the perfect partner for me. He does his thing, I do mine. We have the best family. We adore each other."
- So who's the best mom? According to Remini, it's Sara Gilbert. Leah said: "I'm not always the best mom. Actually I think Sara's a better mom. . . she feeds her kids."
- Sharon shared a few words of wisdom on keeping her kids out of the spotlight, saying, "It's a very very fine line that you have to take with children now because TV is so appealing to children with regards to celebrity and what it brings. I know to tread carefully because I know what it can do long term for some people."
- On the other hand, Holly Robinson Peete loves to bring her children on the red carpet with her: "My kids were born camera-ready. They just are. But they're very balanced and very philanthropic. I'm a keep-it-real kinda mom. They love going to the premieres, it's a perk to get to go to the premiere of The Karate Kid. They understand that there are a few red carpet rules, but I take my kids all the time. Sometimes there are birthday parties so they can't go, but I love taking them."


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Certified ScrumMaster®(CSM®) class in Honolulu, Hawaii: Dec 16-17
Join us for two days of learning and fun at this highly interactive workshop to learn Scrum. This class will help you learn the fundamentals of Scrum. Unlike some of the other classes you may have attended, this is a highly interactive workshop with no PowerPoint slides. This class will be appropriate for anyone seeking an introduction to Scrum - for your team including ScrumMasters, Product Owners, Developers, Testers, Business Analysts, and Management (Project Managers and other Management members). PMI members are eligible for 16 PDUs.
Learners consistently rate this class as one of the best classes they have taken. If for some reason, you are not satisfied with the class, please discuss with me on the first day of the class and we will strive to make it right for you. If we can not meet your expectations, we will give you your money back.
This is not your typical training where the instructor tells you everything from the podium using a power point presentation. This is an experiential learning workshop where you will experience what you are learning thru carefully designed activities, well-facilitated discussions, some lecture. During this class, you will not only learn from the facilitator, you will also learn from discussing with your peers, co-creating learning materials, teaching your peer group. Join us to participate, practice and learn Scrum.
Come prepared to participate in exercises and discussions. Come prepared to be challenged. Attendees will go back with knowledge and skills that you can start using with your teams and organizations on the next day. Come with a beginners mind: In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, in the expert's mind, there are few. This training will help you see new possibilities and learn techniques to come up with your own solutions for your challenges.
Agenda / Topics covered.
Agile Principles and Values
Scrum Framework and Scrum Values.
What is it to be like working within the Scrum framework?
The Scrum Master
The Product Owner
The Team members
What would a Project Manager do? (and other roles in the organization).
Product Backlog
Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.
Continuous improvement with retrospectives
User Stories and other requirement techniques
Agile Estimation Techniques
Planning and Monitoring.
Burn-down/Burn-up charts.
and more.
What do you get?
Two days of world-class workshop by a Certified Scrum Trainer® (CST) and Scrum Practitioner with 20+ years of experience.
A rich scrum workbook that the attendees can co-create with their learning in the class
Various reading materials and supporting materials for further learning and research.
Opportunity to follow up with the instructor for future questions.
2 years of membership with Scrum Alliance.
Fee paid for CSM test at Scrum Alliance.Up to 14 hours of Professional Development Units (PDUs) for PMI members / credentials.
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IMF Survey Vol.33, No.2 February 2004
- Interview with Lorenzo Perez, head of Iraq mission team: IMF may lend to Iraq by second half of 2004
- IMF approves first review of loan to Argentina
- Selected IMF rates
- Available on the web
- IMF Working Paper: On the contrary: WTO makes a difference
- IDB conference: Sen calls for expanded role for ethics in development
- Stand-By, EFF, and PRGF arrangements as of December 31
- IMF Working Paper: Are central banks responsible for financial market stability?
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- Singapore conference: Is Asia staging a comeback?
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2013 April Highlights
Once a month, we highlight departments and programs from across the
college that have great things happening motivated by a desire to
improve student learning.
April 2013
-- Kitty Moriwaki, faculty -- "Placement of students into California Community College English, ESL, and Math courses is a "multiple measures" process."
CCSF Course Placement Assessment
The CCSF English and ESL Departments have reviewed many published, "off-the-shelf" placement tests for possible use in the ENGL and ESL course placement processes. But no second-party tests, as yet, possess the content to adequately measure the full range of English and ESL skills of entering CCSF students, and the full range of content/skill areas taught in the CCSF English and ESL curricula. For this reason, both departments have developed placement tests that that more effectively measure the specific knowledge and skills expected of entering CCC students at the various course placement levels. We've been fortunate to have the resources to develop and manage these CCSF placement tests – the faculty expertise, Office of Research assistance, and Matriculation Office coordination and funding.
Studies of test-validity and fairness
One of the Matriculation Services Program outcomes states, "Students will be able to place into the appropriate level of English, ESL, or Math courses to maximize their success."
The ongoing evaluation of the validity and fairness of college course placement processes is mandated by the California Community College Chancellor's Office. (Click here to read the rest of this article.)
-- Rebeca Mauleon-Santana, faculty -- "In department meetings held twice a week, we have pushed and pulled and finally evolved the SLOs into shape."
One of many highlights that we in the Music Department have experienced during the SLO update process is the inclusive nature of the process itself; we jumped at the challenge of democracy, that is, robust interaction among all faculty members. With input from our department chair and our department SLO coordinator, the music instructors have spent a great many hours over the last six months learning to apply Bloom's active verbs to this pressing task.
In the department meetings held twice a week, we have pushed and pulled and finally evolved the SLOs into shape for school-wide and public view. We are also applying this enhanced knowledge and expanded vocabulary to the updating of our Course Outlines of Record, which we are about to submit to the Curriculum Committee for review.
Our applied music courses, such as multiple levels of voice instruction and instrumental music, underwent a dramatic reconfiguration of jury assessment, resulting in department-wide implementation of new data collection methods for such courses, and the creation of active jury teams by numerous faculty.
In summary, the SLO process has been a great deal of work, but worth the time and energy we have spent as a department and as individuals. We know ourselves and each other better. The students, of course, will benefit the most from the results.
-- Chris Shaeffer, Program Manager -- "Benefits ... include a
$50 lunch card for the cafeteria... and a discount MUNI pass for the
coming month."
For 20 years the Homeless at Risk Transitional Students Program (HARTS) has served an especially needy population. Students who want to be a part of our program must provide a letter confirming need from a human service agency and a completed application, including confirmation of completion of nine credit units with an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher. On enrollment,we check transcripts and recommend remedies for any outstanding problems and provide additional academic advice as necessary. Student mentoring is also available from our student staff. Benefits that can be received include a $50 lunch card for the cafeteria to last at least four weeks and a discount monthly MUNI pass.
Data for 159 students from Fall 2012 show an average age of 39: 9.6% homeless; 48% in shelters; 17% in a rehab/half-way house facility; 14% in subsidized single-room occupancy hotels. There were more men than women, 68% to 32%; and 33% were disabled. Students from six ethnic groups included: 36% AfricanAmerican; 27% White; 13% Latino; 5% Asian; 3% Native American; 9% chose not to say. Veterans made up 14% of our students, and self-identified LGBT were 3%.
Academic results for the Fall 2012 term show GPAs: 11.3% (18) at 4.0; 23.2% (37) at 3.0-3.9; 23.3% (37) at 2.0-2.9; 24.5% (39) below 2.0; 14.4% (23) withdrew.
For the Fall 2011-2012 academic year, 25 HARTS students achieved academic awards, certificates, and/or degrees.
Considering the difficult circumstances HARTS students face, a 60% over 2.0 passing rate is to be lauded.
Thanks to required meetings with the HARTS coordinator after midterm grades came out, a noticeable rise in GPA average (.1) was achieved. Some students were advised to drop classes if there was little chance for passing. Learning assistance was suggested for others. Many students have outside requirements for meetings at rehab facilities and half-way housed. All of them are in great financial stress and often have to appeal financial aid holds. They were referred to counseling, Sarah Thompson in particular, for educational planning. MUNI passes cost the Program $74, $64, and $22 for BART/MUNI, MUNI, and disabled passes respectively. The majority of funding for the 416 passes for Fall 2012 comes from an ongoing budget from the Associated Students. The rest, nearly two months worth, is paid by students ($25 or $15 for BART/MUNI and MUNI clipper cards respectively; disabled passes free)
Thanks to the District and with assistance from
the Culinary Arts & Hospitality Studies Department, Cindy Hart in
particular and the cafeteria staff in general, hungry students can eat
on campus. We like to provide 6 card refills per year. However, we are
serving nearly 170 students this Spring 2013 semester and can provide
only two cards each. We are looking to increase our budget to better
serve our students.
-- Andrea Niosi -- Librarian, faculty -- "Over the years,
assessments have led to the development of additional workshops such
as one on citing sources and another on basic library
The library has conducted SLO assessment for information competency instruction for over seven years. Assessment methods used include pre- and post-testing, student feedback forms and assignment analysis with the use of rubrics. Changes to workshop content and delivery are based on the assessments to ensure continual quality improvement. Effective Fall 2006, all CCSF students completing a AA/AS or transfer degree must satisfy the Information Competency requirement by successfully completing the Area B: Written Composition requirement, specifically English 1A. The ENG 1A official course outline has been revised to include the teaching and assessment of at least six of the seven information competency skill areas and to require a minimum of 5 hours of library research skills workshops. Over the years, assessments have led to the development of additional workshops such as one on citing sources and another on basic library skills. The Library Research Skills workshops are assessed every two years. The Library's one credit LIS 10 course runs similar assessments each year.
One gap in the Library's assessment of information competency SLOs is in course-specific workshops. The number of course-specific instructional sessions continues to rise: 2011-12 data show 301 sessions reaching 7,545 students, serving 60 unique credit courses in 26 different departments and programs, and 28 different noncredit courses in five programs. This semester, the Library's Information Competency/Curriculum Development committee is working to develop a standard pre- and post-test for the subject specific workshops as well as an instructor feedback form.
Two new assessments were developed and conducted in Fall 2012 and Spring 2013. The first one looked at visual literacy in response to the library exhibits. Visual literacy SLOs were developed and aligned to the Library's PSLOs. The first assessment led to the following improvements being implemented this semester: 1) new exhibition assignments will include modeling of examples; 2) exhibition design will be modified to include more contextual information; increased labeling to describe images and objects on display and accompanying text will be researched and written by a librarian; 3) we are considering offering visual literacy training and embedding a workshop on it into the library's information competency program. Modifications to the visual literacy rubric are also underway. (First assessment report.)
The other new assessment was developed to assess library student workers and whether working in the library increased their understanding of cultural diversity and better prepared them for entering the workforce by providing career development (an ILO). A rubric was developed to assess the students, and evaluation forms were completed by supervisors as well as a self-assessment form completed by the students. A pilot was conducted and adjustments to the rubric and evaluation form were made. To improve confidence levels among library student workers, increase workforce preparedness, and demonstrate that skills learned and used at the library are, in fact, very transferable supervisors will:
- share staff experience in the modern workforce in other industries or enterprises.
- place more emphasis on sharing positive feedback as often as "constructive criticism" type feedback.
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BEAUFORT� Support the N.C. Coastal Federation with local oysters and great beer, both provided on March 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Hannah�s Haus, located at back of Gaskill�s Hardware Store, 900 Live Oak Street in Beaufort. There is no cost for this event, but donations for beer and oysters will go directly to the federation. A special federation membership will be offered during the event, so bring your friends. Volunteers are needed at the federation�s membership table and at the oyster tables. Contact Sarah Phillips at email@example.com to help.
JACKSONVILLE�The Onslow County Parks and Recreation Department and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Science are sponsoring two Spring Nature Sessions on �Reptiles and Amphibians� March 3 at Jacksonville High School in the cafeteria. The first session begins at 2:30 p.m. The second session begins at 3:30 p.m. Check out the distinguishing characteristics of these two fascinating animal groups. Many living examples will be on hand. The two, one hour-long programs will feature a short lecture then provide an opportunity for hands-on participation. The program is free and open to the public. An adult must accompany children under 12 years of age. If you have questions about this program please call the Onslow County Parks and Recreation Department at 910-347-5332 or visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.
MOREHEAD CITY � Hope Mission and Cape Lookout High School invite you to a benefit concert presented by talented musician Clay Whittington on March 3 at 7 p.m. at The Morehead Center, 1311 Arendell St., Morehead City. Whittington is well-known in Carteret County for his work with the Carteret Community Theater as the pianist for their 2011 show Broadway at Its Best. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased by calling 252-726-1501 or online at themoreheadcenter.com.
NEW BERN � Preparations are well underway as the New Bern Historical Society gets ready to welcome the world famous Vienna Boys Choir to the New Bern Convention Center on March 3 at 3 p.m. Vienna Boys choristers are between the ages of 10 and 14. They are divided into four touring choirs that present 300 concerts and performances each year in front of almost half a million people. Each group spends nine to 11 weeks of the school year on tour. They visit virtually every European country, and are frequent guests in Asia, Australia and the Americas. This year we are pleased and honored to have the Boys Choir in New Bern, and many Historical Society volunteers and sponsors have been working diligently to make sure that they receive a warm welcome. General Admission and Sponsor/VIP tickets, and a limited number of preferred tickets are still available. General admission tickets are $35 through Feb. 15, then $40. Active duty military and their dependents with ID are $30, children and students with ID, $25. (Not recommended for children under the age of 8.) Preferred tickets are $55 through Feb. 15, then $60. VIP/Sponsor front and center seating is also available at $125 per seat, and Tickets are available at the New Bern Historical Society, 252-638-8558 or NewBernHistorical.org. Check the website or call for outlet information.
As has been the custom in past Legends in Concert shows, those with Sponsor/VIP seats are invited to a reception before the concert at the Convention Center. The concert hall doors will open at 2:30 p.m.
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JACKSONVILLE � Onslow Players will be performing "My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra" at the Jacksonville Country Club on March 1-3. The shows on March 1 and 2 are dinner theater, $35 for members of the club and $40 for non-members. Dinner begins at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m. The show on March 3 is show only $15 and begins at 2 p.m.
JACKSONVILLE � A red carpet gala event will be held on March 16 to benefit the Foundation for Hospice. The Faces of Compassion Gala & Auction is the area�s only mask event. More than 100 ceramic masks, decorated and painted by eastern NC�s artists, crafters, and other creative talents, will be auctioned. These unique masks have been exhibited at the Council for the Arts in Jacksonville and are currently on display at the Art Exposure in Hampstead and will be there until the first week in March.
The gala will feature a concert performance by Ocracoke Island�s award winning Molasses Creek Band who have recorded 12 albums and been performed on National Public Radio�s Prairie Home Companion. Special guests for the evening will be Miss North Carolina USA and Miss North Carolina Teen USA. In addition, jazz saxophonist, Richard Lawton will entertain with smooth jazz. This red carpet event will offer up heavy h�ordeuvres and lots of fun as attendees compete in a silent and a �live� auction for the masks of their choice.
This fundraising event will be held at the Infant of Prague Parish Hall in Jacksonville and will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 per person. Tickets can be purchased in Jacksonville, Kinston, Hampstead, and New Bern at the Continuum Home Care & Hospice office. Tickets will also be sold at the door; however, seating is limited. Call 888-814-8904 for more information. All proceeds from the Faces of Compassion Gala & Auction will go to the Foundation for Hospice, a nonprofit agency which provides financial assistance to terminally ill persons and offers grief support programs to their families including Camp Butterfly.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Contact Iris Foreman at 910-455-3925.
JACKSONVILLE � The Onslow County Parks and Recreation, Brumbaugh, Mu & King, PA, Jarman Cap Co., and Pizza Hut will sponsor a Cheerleading Contest on March 2 at Jacksonville High School. Check in begins at 9 a.m. followed by the competition at 10 a.m. All participants will receive a free T-shirt. Registration is by squad only. The cost is $10 per squad member. There are two Sections of competition: Open (Open to level 1 All Star Squads) and Recreation (squad members have participated in the County Youth Cheerleading program during 2012-13) with 3 Age Divisions: Minor (9 and under), Midget (12 and under), and Intermediate (16 and under). Free admission for friends and family. Please call 910-347-5332 or visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.
JACKSONVILLE � Entry forms are now available at Onslow County Parks and Recreation, Onslow County Senior Services and Jacksonville Recreation and Parks for the 2013 Senior Games. The games will be held April 9 � 27, 2013. Deadline to enter is March 8, 2013. You may enter in several categories: Literary Arts, Visual Arts, Heritage Arts, Performing Arts and Athletic Events. An Awards Banquet will be held April 27, at 4 p.m. to recognize the winners of each event. Call 910-347-5332 visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.
ONSLOW COUNTY � Onslow County Parks and Recreation will hold Baseball/Softball Registration March 16 and 23. Registration sites are Dixon Middle, Trexler Middle, Morton Elementary Schools and Onslow Pines Park. Participants must be five before August 1, 2013 and cannot turn 19 on or before April 30 for Baseball and Jan. 1 for softball. $30 per participant Proof of Age is required. Please call 910-347-5332 or visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.


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NYPD officers' widows to testify over killer's gesture
Jurors at Ronell Wilson's upcoming death penalty trial will be allowed to hear claims that after his first trial, he may have stuck his tongue out at the widows of the two police officers he was convicted of murdering, a federal judge ruled Friday.
Wilson's notorious gesture -- allegedly directed at the widows of detectives James Nemorin of Baldwin Harbor and Rodney Andrews of Middle Village, Queens -- came after a jury in 2007 decided he should be executed. The ruling was overturned, and a retrial starts Monday.
Prosecutors say that "the victims' widows will testify that Wilson looked in their direction and stuck out his tongue at them, understanding the act to be 'intentional and patently offensive,' " wrote Brooklyn U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis. "This is strong evidence that Wilson . . . has no remorse for his crimes."
The gesture was widely reported at the time. Garaufis said he would not allow prosecutors to call a retired detective who observed the scene, or a sketch artist who made a drawing of it, but said the widows themselves were the best source of reliable testimony.
"As the intended targets of Wilson's act, these witnesses were in the best position to observe and ascertain the meaning of Wilson's gesture," the judge said in a seven-page ruling. "They can readily testify as to how they interpreted Wilson's conduct, which directly reflects on his intent."
News reports in 2007 reflected different interpretations of the gesture and who it was directed at, raising questions about how persuasive the evidence will be.
According to a New York Times account, for example, Nemorin's widow said at a post-verdict news conference that she "wasn't looking at" Wilson, and Andrews' widow said she "didn't realize that he stuck his tongue out."
Nemorin, 36, and Andrews, 34, were murdered during an undercover gun buy in Staten Island in 2003. Wilson was sentenced to death in 2007, but it was overturned in 2010 because prosecutors improperly commented on Wilson's decision not to testify, and because Garaufis failed to give jurors a required instruction.
Garaufis last year rejected a claim that Wilson couldn't be executed because he is "retarded." In February, federal prison guard Nancy Gonzalez, 29, of Huntington Station, was charged with conceiving a child with Wilson while he was jailed in Brooklyn.
Wilson, 31, will get life in prison unless jurors unanimously agree on the death penalty. Wilson is expected to argue that his crimes were the product of a difficult upbringing, he is still loved by his family and he is not a future danger to society.
The trial is expected to last at least a month.
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Winners in the Australian Innovation Challenge
8 December 2011
Two University of Sydney scientists have won Australian Innovation Challenge awards for their research - Professor Marcela Bilek, from the School of Physics, and team have won the Health award and Professor Rick Shine, from the School of Biological Sciences, has won the Environment award.
Professor Shine and Professor Bilek received their $5 000 prizes at an awards ceremony in Brisbane on 7 December 2011.
The awards are run by The Australian newspaper in association with Shell, with the support of the federal Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, and recognise the best ideas and inventions in Australia.
Attracting more than 300 entries from across Australia in 2011 in its first year, the awards will become an annual event. Winners were chosen in seven professional categories and one backyard innovation category, with each professional category winner receiving a $5 000 prize and the backyard innovation winner receiving a $10 000 prize.
Professor Marcela Bilek, with colleagues Professor David McKenzie, also from the School of Physics, Professor Tony Weiss, from the School of Molecular Bioscience, and Professor Cristobal dos Remedios, from the School of Medical Sciences in the Faculty of Medicine, won the Health award for their new technique to attach biologically functional molecules to surfaces, which has a huge range of applications.
"We're really pleased to have won the Health category of the Australian Innovation Challenge, as it recognises the widespread applicability of our new technique of attaching biomolecules to surfaces," said Professor Bilek.
"There is a vast range of sensing and diagnostic devices that use biomolecules, like proteins, attached to surfaces. Our new technology will enhance the performance of these devices, as it provides a more effective way of attaching biomolecules to surfaces," explained Professor Bilek.
"Our new technology will also enable implantable biomedical devices that are not only biocompatible, but can stimulate optimal tissue responses in the person who has the implant. This will help reduce the problem of implants - like hip and knee replacements or stents in the heart - being rejected by the body."
Their innovation will also impact on industries such as chemical, food and biofuel manufacturing, as it will allow continuous flow enzymatic processing.
"Our new platform technology uses strong covalent bonds, without the need for chemical linkers and wet chemistry. The method is simple, safe and environmentally friendly," said Professor Bilek.
"We use a dry plasma treatment to prepare the surface, then expose the surface to a solution with the biomolecules we want to attach in it. Our surface preparation process can be applied to the surface of any material of any shape, which makes it easy to use on all sorts of surfaces."
Professor Rick Shine won the Environment award for his research into innovative ways of reducing cane toad, Bufo marinus, populations by using pheromones from the toads themselves on cane toad eggs and tadpoles.
"Invasive cane toads are an environmental catastrophe for native Australian species. The toads already occupy one-third of the Australian continent, and are spreading faster and faster. It's clear we need effective ways to control the cane toads," said Professor Shine.
"My research group - Team Bufo - has shown that cane toad tadpoles communicate with each other using specific chemicals to warn their relatives of danger, and to locate and destroy competitors from newly-laid clutches of their own species. It also turns out that native Australian frogs don't use these pheromones to communicate.
"Our innovation is to exploit these pheromone signals to control cane toad numbers. For example, we've found that continued exposure to the toad 'alarm pheromone' kills toad tadpoles, by stressing them; short-term exposure of toad eggs to the 'suppression pheromone' kills tadpoles that hatch from those eggs, and miniaturises the survivors; and the 'attractant pheromone' can be used to lure toad tadpoles into traps," explained Professor Shine.
As the tadpoles of native frogs are not affected by these pheromones, the cane toad chemical signals can be used to target invasive toads with no collateral damage to native species.
"Learning how to speak the cane toads' language is a breakthrough in identifying new weapons for toad control and means we can turn the cane toads' biology against themselves."
The University of Sydney also had two finalists in the Australian Innovation Challenge awards: Dr Mat Todd, from the School of Chemistry, in the Health category, and Dr Michael Biercuk, from the School of Physics, in the Minerals and Energy category.
Read about the University of Sydney winners and finalists, plus all the other finalists in The Australian Innovation Challenge at: www.theaustralian.com.au/innovationchallenge
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In the latest singleplayer campaign trailer released today from Activision and Infinity Ward, Call of Duty takes you into the sky. Like, way, way into the sky. The entire intro of this latest trailer takes place in space, which isn't the typical grey and brown terrain we're all too familiar with.
And, of course, there are many glimpses of the famous, furry Call of Duty dog we're all so taken by. Including an in-air helicopter scene where he's dangling precariously, which I've typically seen reserved for stunts involving humans catching one another in dramatic slow-mo.


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The Jack Russell Wine Company
I am an experienced Australian winemaker starting up my own wine business. Why the quirky name? Why have I named my new wine business after a dog???
Jack Russells (the small dogs), are intelligent, feisty, courageous, high-energy, tough, tenacious, alert, and fearless. They have enormous drive, energy, and they never tire! These are all characteristics that I want to embody with my new company!
Jack Russells are small dogs that think they are big dogs! They will fearlessly take on much larger opposition. That's what I am going to do in my business, hence the name and the tagline:
'The Small Wine Company With Attitude'
The Jack Russell Wine Company is the name of the business that will make wine to be marketed under other brand names for specific target markets. It is not the name that will appear on wine labels. This is NOT a wine label design contest.
As such, the target audience is essentially other businesses, rather than consumers. I want the logo to convey to other businesses that we deal with that while we might be small, but we are serious about tackling the very competitive business of making and selling wine.
I need a cool, funky, bold logo for The Jack Russell Wine Company.
I want the logo to be simple, bold, and easy to read. I realise that there are a lot of words to incorporate so I don't think that there should be a whole lot else going on in the logo or it will be too busy. The logo should be simple enough to be easily replicated online, in print, on stationery etc.
I would love to see some logos that incorporate a Jack Russell, perhaps just the head, as long as the image is bold and stylised, I'm not looking for a cute and fluffy dog!. Any image of the Jack Russell incorporated into the logo should convey the characteristics of the dog mentioned above that we are trying to embody in the company. ABSOLUTELY no grapes, wine glasses, wine bottles etc. Any designs that resort to such clichés will be immediately eliminated.
I would like to see some logos that incorporate the tagline: 'The Small Wine Comany With Attitude', some without.
I want the logo to convey the fun, quirky but feisty image that is the spirit of The Jack Russell Wine Company.
Colours: I am thinking white, green, brown, tan, black, orange; but if you have something completely different in mind let me see it and be convinced!
The files I will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo.
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FRESNO, Calif. — Kraft Foods Inc., the company whose testing led to the nationwide pistachio recall, said Friday it first heard there was salmonella in its trail mix in late 2007, but could not trace the possible source to tainted nuts from California until two weeks ago.
Workers at one of Kraft's manufacturers in Illinois turned up a contaminated batch of fruits and nuts in December 2007. Then, in September of last year, another positive sample appeared.
Only after thousands of tests could the company pinpoint the source for the second positive test as California-based Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc., said Kraft spokeswoman Susan Davison.
Last week, the food products giant recalled or destroyed all suspect foods, and notified its suppliers and the Food and Drug Administration, which on Monday issued a sweeping national warning against eating the nuts.
"If we did detect salmonella, of course we would never ship our products," Davison said. "We conducted extensive testing of all our food, and we were just unable to zero in until March that pistachios were the root cause."
On Friday, Lee Cohen, a production manager for Setton's sister company in New York, said Kraft did not tell Setton until recently that it had detected salmonella-tainted pistachios last year. The company later retracted his statement without explanation.
Setton, the second-largest pistachio processor in the nation, sells its nuts to Kraft and 35 other wholesalers across the country, which use them in everything from ice cream to cake mixes. As FDA officials scour its records and swab its factory, the plant has temporarily shut down after recalling more than 2 million pounds of nuts.
No pistachio-related illnesses have been reported.
Also Friday, the FDA sent out a letter to the pistachio industry reminding nut processors to follow good manufacturing practices to protect consumers, something food safety experts called welcome guidance.
Dr. David Acheson, FDA's assistant commissioner for food safety, said Kraft first told the administration about the problems last week.
Neither federal nor state laws require food manufacturers to test the safety of their products or to report any findings of contamination, though many do if they plan to recall a product, Acheson said.
"If they find problems in a product prior to shipment, they'll pull it back and destroy it," Acheson said. "I wouldn't call that a good manufacturing practice, but that is clearly a good public health practice."
Kraft finally determined pistachios caused last year's problem in March, when their manufacturer in Illinois detected salmonella for the third time — this time in the nuts, the only common ingredient between the second and third batch of trail mix, Davison said. Kraft has not traced the source for the first positive salmonella test in 2007.
Salmonella, the most common cause of food-borne illness, causes diarrhea, fever and cramps. Most people recover, but the infection can be life-threatening for children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems.
Roasting is supposed to kill the bacteria in nuts, but problems can occur if the roasting is not done correctly or if roasted nuts are re-contaminated. That can happen if mice, rats or birds get into the facility.
Setton Pistachio officials suspect the roasted pistachios sold to Kraft Foods may have become mixed at the plant with raw nuts that could have contained traces of the bacteria.
Cohen, the production official at Setton International Foods Inc. in Commack, N.Y., said Friday that Setton Pistacio's internal tests had detected salmonella on some of its raw pistachios in the past, but said all tainted pistachios were later roasted. He did not specify when those tests were performed.
"We have found salmonella on raw pistachios, but that doesn't mean anything because those nuts are coming straight from the orchards where you could have had a very small localized contamination from birds," Cohen said. "Those nuts never hit the marketplace."
More than a dozen other companies that got their nuts from the California plant have recalled their pistachio products this week for fear of possible contamination. On Friday, Setton International announced it was also voluntarily recalling about 118,000 pounds of pistachio products.


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Changes for 2020:
Please Note: Only athletes who have created an Athlete Profile, are correctly affiliated with their club AND have opted into IRONMAN email communication, will receive exclusive TriClub benefits, including priority race registration. Priority race registration emails will be sent ONLY to TriClub members affiliated before the email send out date.
You may have friends and fellow club members that have not yet created a profile or affiliated with their club. Don't miss out on these valuable TriClub Program benefits! Get the word out to your teammates to get their profiles lined up.
A couple of links to help you get the word out:
Benefits for 2020:
Early Entry
TriClub Members get the exclusive possibility to register before general registration of IRONMAN Full distance events and NEW IRONMAN 70.3 Events open. Like this, Clubs have the chance to get all members in one race at the same time and can have a great team event onsite. Check your emails from IRONMAN TriClub Program regularly so you don't miss your chance!
Grow your club
The IRONMAN TriClub program can help build your membership. Once you're an official IRONMAN club you can use the TriClub logo on your club website and collect digital awards that can help promote your TriClub's legitimacy as one of the best!
On-site competition
Awarding the coveted TriClub Podium Trophy to the winning club with the most AGR points, regardless of the division at every IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 event*.
Championship Event
Keep your athletes motivated in their team training throughout the year by registering to race in the European TriClub Championship event or the African TriClub Championship event. Take a chance at snagging the champion crown proving that your club is the fastest IRONMAN TriClub in our Region!
Global Ranking
The IRONMAN TriClub Program Global Rankings system provides TriClubs a way to measure their race performance against other TriClubs enrolled in the program globally. TriClub points are calculated using IRONMAN's age group ranking system. Any time an athlete races for their club at either an IRONMAN or IRONMAN 70.3 they generate age group ranking points for their TriClub.
On Course Hospitality
Select Events will host a specifically designated TriClub Village zone. Clubs will need to pre-book their tent spots online for these events. The TriClub Tent Village provides your Club with the opportunity to get right amongst the action on race day and creates a great meeting area for all your members. Book your TriClub Village spot now by writing to us at [email protected].
Online Community
The TriClub Connect Facebook group as a great way to connect club members, share training tips, and receive the latest information on the IRONMAN TriClub Program. Connect with clubs in your region today!
TriClub Newsletter
We will keep you updated monthly with our Email Newsletter on important stuff going on. Like upcoming races, stories about clubs in our region or globally, new benefits and of course the current position of your club in the global online Ranking. Register for the free program and the newsletter here.
TriClub Swimcaps
At select events the top three clubs with the highest number of registered members will receive special TriClub swim caps to stand out in the crowd.
Discount Offers
As official registered club in the IRONMAN TriClub Program you and your club mates are eligible for a special Discount offer at the official IRONMAN Merchandise Store.
TriClub Bib List
A TriClub Athlete list will be posted online alongside the event specific athlete list on the event website. Clubs and athletes can check that their names are correctly listed here to ensure that their points are correctly allocated to their club.
TriClub Bike Racking
At select events the top three clubs with the highest number of registered members will receive priority bike rack with low bib numbers.
Priority Bib Numbers
At select events the top three clubs with the highest number of registered members will receive priority low bib numbers (after Pro and All World Athletes).
Race Entries
Earn 1 x free entry for every 20 members registered to race for the same event! Earn 2 free entries for 40 member, 3 free entries for 60 members (up to 5). Rally your teammates and secure this great offer! (At select events only)
TriClub Group Registration
Secure your club race at selected IRONMAN 70.3 Races by using our group registration tool.
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Y-3 Utility Bag
- Description
- Details
The unique Y-3 Utility Bag offers enhanced mobility and functionality in an oversize design. Standing out in sleek nylon, the iconic backpack has a multitude of pockets and a separate padded compartment for your devices. Compression straps adjust the shape.
Side pockets; Inner zip pocket; Padded laptop compartment; Flap main compartment with buckle closure; Carry handle; Compression straps; Y-3 logo graphic with hand-stitched circle on front; Dimensions: 36 cm x 17 cm x 53 cm; Body: 100% nylon woven; Lining: 100% polyester


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Event Information
All clinics are drop-in.
Appointments may be needed for Pap tests (offered to people ages 25 and younger). Call the Perth Sexual Health Clinic to find out if an appointment is needed - 613-283-2740.
Visit the Sexual Health page for information about the services we offer.
Students may be able to access a Public Health Nurse at their high school.
Check with your school or call the office near you to find out if a Public Health Nurse offers a Sexual Health Clinic at your school.


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barbaracohn necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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Pets In Our Lives.com
I have just begun a new social networking website called Pets In Our Lives.com. I also have wanted to launch a new product. At first, the subject was to be Behavioral Changes In Dogs; however, in doing interviews for that book, I came upon a wealth of information that I had never known or heard about. I believe this information to be so important that I decided to change the topic of the book to Holistic Health For Dogs.
I have a dog and a cat and have always had animals in my life. I always believed that I was doing everything I could possibly do to keep my animals healthy and happy. Then I learned about how unhealthy and harmful some of the standard food items and treats are. Even more importantly, I learned how toxic, even deadly and contra-indicated standard vaccinations are. Finally, I learned how helpful holistic food and remedies are against these dangers.
I feel that it is incumbent upon me to help get the word out to people who are ignorant of these dangers (just as I was just one month ago) so that they can make informed choices for their canine family member(s).
All dog owners who want to protect their pets from harm and do what they can to make - and keep - their canines healthy.
I want a logo that is compassionate, uplifting, memorable and creative. Perhaps something hinting that an informed owner = a healthier and longer lived dog. On the other hand, that might put potential buyers/readers off. Please use your judgement and be creative.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- For the 31 days spanning from June 11 through July 11, the entire world seemed to be at the mercy of the madness of the Fifa World Cup, swept up by the unity amongst and between different nations. Whether your loyalties stem from personal nationalities, or choosing to follow your favorite player (read: Landon Donovan) the climactic display of the best soccer in the world once every four years is enough to captivate even the most sporadic fans.
While televised World Cup matches undoubtedly guarantee a sufficient form of entertainment for an entire month of summer, the fact of the matter is that most of us will only ever see Landon Donovon, Christiano Ronaldo, David Villa and other superstars from afar – and on a high-def LCD at best.
To attend the World Cup in person is an opportunity that many only dream about, and not only because it's fleeting with four years between consecutive events. Throw in the fact that the Cup takes place in a different country every year, and you'll find that showing up for even a portion of the action gets a little bit harder. And, as an aside – the United States hosted in 1994, leaving little hope for any of us in the USA to catch a break and see the World Cup at home.
But for three student-athletes from Tech, the dream became a reality as they traveled to Capetown, South Africa for this year's tournament. Women's soccer senior Brooke Mayo, and men's tennis
World Cup parade in Capetown, South Africa
players Lloyd Harris and Yianni Doropoulos watched 14 different teams compete in six matches and two warm up games over the course of their time spent in South Africa.
"I know that all three of us feel so lucky to be spending time in Capetown. It's such a beautiful city with so much culture – it feels like a perfect venue for the World Cup," said Harris.
Soccer City in Johannesburg, SA was their first stop, where they watched Netherlands shut out Denmark 2-0 and Argentina roll over South Korea, 4-1. The Netherlands advanced to the championship game, which was played in Soccer City on Sunday afternoon.
They also saw South Africa and Columbia compete in a warm-up game before moving on to Ellis Park in Johannesburg.
There the three saw Spain, the eventual champion, defeat Honduras 2-0 and the US tie two-all with Slovenia.
"Watching the US soccer team was such a privilege," Mayo said. "To see some of the best athletes in soccer in action and know that they come from the United States was one of the most moving feelings."
In Nelspruit, Australia took a 2-1 win from Serbia and the Ivory Coast shut out North Korea. The three TTU athletes also took in a warm-up game between Portugal and Mozambique in the Wanderers Stadium in South Africa.
Mayo, Harris and Doropoulos have shared what are undeniably several once-in-a-lifetime experiences in Capetown that soccer fans across the nation would die for. They'll return to the states with a new outlook and appreciation for what is arguably the worldliest sport known to man.
The balance between intensity and insanity that has defined the 2010 Cup held true throughout regulation in the final match between Netherlands and Spain, as the two contenders each looked to bring glory to their country for the first time. Several opportunities dangled in front of each team, but it was Espana's Andres Iniesta who broke through the Dutch defense in the 116th minute to all-but secure the victory for Spain.
"It's unreal that, during our time in Capetown, we
were able to watch the two teams that played in the championship
game," said Doropoulos excitedly. "It's
definitely been an unforgettable experience."
Editor's note: This story was written by Sports Information intern Kate Nicewicz, a former soccer player and - obviously -- a true soccer fan.


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Victor Charlie Walkthrough
Escape the chopper
Take out the incoming enemies, then play the button rapid-pressing game to open the door to escape.
Quickly down both enemies with aim-snap and quick fingers. Two shots will down each target. Afterwards, spam the displayed button or key to yank the door open. Swim to the marked spot on the boat and you will automatically kill the enemy and take his AK-47. Shoot the rest of the s.o.b.s and listen to that sweet, sweet sound of metal thunk through flesh and bone. As long as it's not happening to you, you're in good shape.
Woods will take out one enemy, and leave the remaining three for Mason to take down. Indulge in some red confetti and paint the jungle red.
Infiltrate the VC camp[edit]
Stay on the sampan and blast the two enemies who appear on the bluff in the distance. Once done, proceed down river carefully and use what you have to down the enemies. Since your weapons change, it won't matter what you use or keep.
Shadow Woods and swim underwater when approaching the patrol boat. For some reason, these guys didn't hear the gunfire and screaming downriver, not that they'll be doing any screaming after their throats are cut open.
Bonus Task - Up Close and Personal If you follow the story (and Woods) precisely, you will automatically kill the three enemies for this condition. If you don't, you likely failed the mission anyway. If you need to, you can always restart the level.
Swim underwater for the next portion. Keep your selector on the SOG knife so you don't accidentally fire off any loud shots. Hitting melee on the patrol sampan nets you your first silent kill.
Set-up ambush[edit]
Meet Bowman on the dock, talk shop, and head back into the water. Place the satchel charge on the marked holographic and follow Woods into the hooch.
Victor Charlie - Intel 1 In the hooch with the sleeping soldiers. After dispatching the guy eating dinner, turn around 180°. The tape player is in the side room with the straw "barrel" (it's a rice basket).
Kill either of the sleeping VC and Woods will take care of the other. Go ahead and waste the other VC eating dinner. If you were Dick Marcinko, you'd also booby-trap the bodies for massive lawlz during casualty recovery, but that's another story altogether.
After meeting Bowman and placing the first det-pack, follow Woods into the hooch and selectively terminate some threats. Maintain noise discipline, or you will be discovered, and the mission a failure.
Place the second charge once you're underwater. Mason will move automatically to the last hut and meet Woods, Bowman, and that other guy.
Turn the Enemy Inside Out[edit]
Start the evisceration by blasting the hooch. Unfortunately, enemies will keep respawning from monster closets all around the map. Down the RPG soldier on the roof before moving forwards; the Commando with the grenade launcher is handy with smashing apart groups of enemies, and the Walther WA2000 (not yet invented in '68) is your marksman weapon.
Keep an eye on the roof of this hut, as an RPG soldier will emerge from it. Down him before you continue.
Move towards the center and either kill all the enemies coming out of the tunnel, or lob a grenade into the hole to close it.
Victor Charlie - Intel 2 The strawhut near the first VC tunnel/hole (and around the time where you destroy the enemy ZPU) has a tape player. If you can locate the tunnel entrance, the hut is right next to the hole in the ground. In the hut, check all the corners as the player is on the ground, obscured by junk.
Around this time, Bowman will point out the ZPU on the dock. The soldier carrying the M-202 will die near the docks, but blowing up the ZPU without the Grim Reaper isn't needed. You can shoot the explosive barrels across the water and achieve the same result (or lob a grenade from the Commando). Once the ZPU is destroyed, you can move on.
Close the spider-hole from a hut (the underslung grenade works if you can detonate it at the mouth) otherwise, you will have to get close (nearly impossible on Veteran). For the ZPU on the dock, locate the glowing M-202 launcher and fire on the emplacement.
Bonus Task - Heavy Hand After destroying the ZPU on the dock, locate the M-202 quad rocket launcher (the same rocket launcher from Resident Evil) and take it with you through the cabin Mason "... cuts through". An enemy machinegun past the hut will open up and fire when you reveal yourself. Blasting the emplacement with the M-202 will meet this condition.
Past the second hut, there is an emplaced machinegun. Take it out with the launcher for a trophy/achievement or use an underslung grenade launcher to amputate the limbs of the shooter. Once exposed to such grievous injury, the enemy bot will drop dead.
Enter the tunnel complex[edit]
Your weapons will change to the Colt Python and the flashlight. You will not be able to take any weapons from this point out, so be accurate with your shots. Take it slow and empty two shots (at most) on each enemy.
Victor Charlie - Intel 3 After Reznov lets you take the lead, go into the left fork of the tunnel. A tape player is on the right side of this particular tunnel branch.
Remember that like the real tunnel rats of Chu Chi, if you use more than 3 bullets in one encounter, you're likely f---ed as another enemy can appear and you will be out of ammo. Fire your three or four rounds, stop and reload. In a videogame, you can control when enemies appear by how far you go (or where you step).
The Tunnel Rats' rule of three -- three rounds out, three rounds in. If you expend more than three rounds, you better have a second gun (Mason won't) or everyone better be dead. Go slow and reload after every 3 or 4 shots. If you expend all six rounds, you better have cleared the immediate zone of enemies.
Get to the end of the tunnel complex, confer with Reznov and escape. Simply press forward and melee the rocks in order to dig and get out.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 (UPI) -- An Asiana Airlines flight from Seoul crashed and burned in San Francisco Saturday. At least two people died and dozens were injured, officials said.
One passenger, Elliott Stone, told CNN he thought the Boeing 777, carrying 307 passengers and crew, approached the airport "a little high [then came] down a little sharp" as it approached San Francisco International Airport shortly before 11:30 a.m. PDT.
"All of a sudden, boom, the back end just hit and flies up into the air and everyone's head goes up the ceiling," said Stone, who added he leaped from the plane rather than use the stairs or an evacuation slide.
Confusion over the fate of those on board Flight 214 ended about 7:45 p.m PDT when San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said everyone on board had been accounted for. Earlier, the city's fire chief had said more than 60 were unaccounted for, a number that was later reduced to one.
Deputy Fire Chief Dale Carnes said 49 of the 182 people taken to hospitals had serious injuries, while 123 uninjured people were at airport terminals.
National Transportation Safety Board investigators were sent to the scene to determine what went wrong, the Chronicle said.
"It's still too early for us to tell," safety board Chairwoman Deborah Hersman told reporters in Washington, D.C., when asked what she might have caused the crash. "We'll certainly be looking at everything once we get there."
The Federal Aviation Administration, the FBI, Boeing and the South Korean airline's personnel also were to take part in the investigation.
David Johnson, the FBI's special agent in charge for San Francisco, said, "There is no indication of terrorism involved" in the crash of the Boeing 777, which had 191 passengers and 16 crew members aboard.
The injured were taken to hospitals in San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa Clara, WPIX-TV, San Francisco, said.
Rachel Kagan of San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center said that hospital had received 34 patients, of which 23 were adults and 11 were children. She said five were in critical condition, down from 10 earlier.
KPIX-TV, San Francisco, reported two passengers relayed to a San Carlos relative by cellphone that the aircraft appeared to come down short of the runway.
Witnesses said there was a loud noise and they saw the tail come off the plane, which then erupted in flames.
"The plane started coming in at an odd angle, there was a huge bang and you could see the cloud of huge black smoke," Kate Belding, who was jogging nearby when she saw the crash.
Kelly Thompson, who was in a nearby parking lot when the plane came down, said it made "a horrible thud."
"The airliner bounced and then slid to a stop on the runway," Thompson said.
Ground crews quickly extinguished the flames. Passengers were seen using the aircraft's escape chutes.
Asiana Airlines said in a post on Twitter: "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers and flight crew on the flight," the Chronicle said
Gov. Jerry Brown Jr. and his wife expressed their "deepest concerns and sympathy" to the passengers and their families.
"We are grateful for the courage and swift response of the first responders whose actions surely prevented an even greater tragedy," Brown said in a statement.
Lee said his thoughts and prayers were with the victims and their families.
"We are deeply saddened by this incident," he said.
The White House press secretary's office issued a statement, saying President Obama "was made aware of the incident by Lisa Monaco, assistant to the president for homeland security and counter-terrorism."
"The president will continue to be updated as new information becomes available," the statement said. "The president expressed his gratitude for the first responders and directed his team to stay in constant contact with the federal, state and local partners as they investigate and respond to this event.
"His thoughts and prayers go out to the families who lost a loved one and all those affected by the crash."
The airport was shut down for a time with two runways later reopened.
CNN said air traffic communications between the airport's tower and Flight 214 crew members indicated those on the ground knew a problem had arisen and assured "emergency vehicles are responding."
"We have everyone on their way," the air traffic controller said, according to LiveATC.net, a website that provides air traffic control audio.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 131 diseños de 38 diseñadores freelance.
Synch2beep is a startup company that will be introducing a new type of online media music library. A media music library, for those who do not know, is a library of musical pieces that is used by various media producers (tv, film, radio or web producers) to underscore their product. So for example, background music in a film.
Our name derives from the "2 beep" which is a single beeping sound that occurs exactly 2 secs before a film begins. It is used to synch up the dialogue, sound fx and music.
Our audience will be advertising agencies, film/tv producers and radio producers. So corporate but not too corporate. Please let the logo have a sense of fun about it.
A modern, clean and hip design is required here using the words synch2beep. Ideally, a descriptive illustration can be incorporated into the logo, which can be used as a favicon.
If an illustration is attempted, it should have something to do with film and music.
A descriptive tag line is also needed, please just use some Lorem script here for this until the tag line is determined (5/6 words).
The logo must work with the website we are building which is clean and minimal. The major font is Helvetica Neue. The colour scheme of the WEB SITE is the following:
1) #959EA1 (used mainly for font)
2) #AAA795 (used for header and footer background)
Please note: the logo must work with these colours but does not have to be comprised of them.
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A man and woman were arrested for engineering a series of car break-ins at a local nightspot.
DESTIN - A man and woman were arrested for engineering a series of car break-ins at a local nightspot.
On Jan. 6 an Okaloosa County Sheriff's deputy working an off-duty detail at Nightown spotted a woman leaning into a vehicle. When she saw him approaching the woman quickly moved away and got into a car with her ex-boyfriend, later identified as Kyle Kriech,25, of Fort Walton Beach.
The deputy noticed the vehicle's window was broken and the contents rifled through. He later found other cars with broken windows.
Kriech and the woman, identified as Heather Tatum of Shalimar, were stopped. They had purses, devices, and a gun taken from the cars that were broken into.
Tatum said Kriech broke into all the vehicles but one. She admitted breaking into a Toyota and taking the following items: A North Face jacket, a GPS unit, a wallet, a purse, an iPhone charger, another wallet and another purse.
Kriech denied breaking into any of the vehicles and said he didn't know what Tatum was doing.
He was charged with armed burglary to a conveyance, burglary to a conveyance (unarmed), larceny under $20,000, and theft of a firearm. Tatum was charged with burglary to a conveyance unarmed and larceny under $20,000.
Both have a court date of Feb. 26.