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Thomas Rhett, 'Something to Do With My Hands' – Lyrics Uncovered
The lyrics to Thomas Rhett's debut single 'Something to Do With My Hands' are as fun and lovable as the 22-year-old star on the rise. The son of Rhett Akins inked his first record deal last year on Valory Music Co. and is anticipating the release of his first full-length album later this summer. Meanwhile, fans just can't seem to get enough of his new single which he co-wrote with Lee Miller and Chris Stapleton.
"I think it was about eight or 10 months ago when we wrote this song," Thomas Rhett tells Taste of Country. "Lee and Chris were two guys that I had been writing with a bunch. We kind of booked an every Wednesday kind of thing to write together. We got in there one day, and we were starting to throw our ideas out there of what we wanted to write, and Lee had spit out the title idea of 'I Need Something to Do With My Hands.' Me and Chris kind of looked at each other, and we were like, 'Alright! That is what we're writing!' Chris came up with this melody, and the song really took off from there."
"Well I smoke and I fish / But not near enough to satisfy an itch / All the girls understand / I need something to do with my hands / I don't work on a car / And I'm as bad at pool as I am at throwing darts / And golf, not a fan / But I need something to do with my hands," they wrote in the song's opening lyrics.
The song continued on from there with various options of what he can do with his hands.
"So maybe I could stick 'em in your pockets / Run 'em through your hair and we can get to rockin' / There you are and baby here I am / And I need something to do with my hands," he sings in the song's chorus.
"As a songwriter, you either have five hour days or you have an hour day," Rhett says. "This time, it was kind of one of those deals where we actually finished the song in about an hour. I got to live with the worktape a little while, and we finally demoed it. The reason I knew it was a good song was because a couple of weeks after we wrote that song, I still liked it [laughs]! Some other songs that I write can leave my memory pretty quick after I write them, so I know I have something cool in my hands when I actually like it a couple of weeks later."
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Translating the language of fisheries economists for global ocean health
Economists speak a secret language. Markets, management, supply, costs, returns, rents – words I think I know, until I see them on a PowerPoint slide with a graph and an equation that starts with a sigma. Suddenly, it becomes clear these markets aren't only the ones where I buy my peaches and rent is something more than a monthly check.
This past week I attended the bi-annual conference for the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade. The hottest topics in fisheries economics were presented – the global state and outlook of aquaculture, capture fishery models, artisanal fishing, governance, rights based management, individual transferrable quotas, the impact of climate change, and dozens of others. Mostly comprising academics, the talks were technical, pithy, and representative of latest. An honest opportunity for discourse amongst equals to share and vet their work on ocean economies.
As a non-economist, I was in the minority here (though not a complete outsider – ecologists, trade experts, and fishermen were also in the mix). In spite of this lack of 'expertise' it is clear that the issue of ocean health is an economic one. We lose billions of dollars every year from mismanaging our fisheries and degrading ocean habitats. That money comes out of everyone's our pockets. From small-scale fishers to large industry fleets to average consumers, we all pay the price. Economics can indeed play a large role in solving our ocean health problems, how challenging it is to get economists to agree on these solutions is another matter…


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"My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead, and that's just the way I like it!"By: Rob Burt
Anyone who has seen Grandpa Ed talk about the good ol' days realizes that going into the past is like visiting a foreign country: they both speak totally different languages!
Just as today, language in the past had its own slang, meanings, and expressions that can mean something totally different than what we understand a word to mean today. For example, take the word villain. Today we understand that word to mean an evil individual. However, its original meaning from the middle ages meant a poor individual who worked on a farm.
When reading journals, or doing family history research, it is a good idea to locate a dictionary from the time period in order to understand the language our ancestors were speaking. Another good option is the Oxford English Dictionary, which records how words and their meanings have changed over time.
So don't get in a hurly-burly if you can't understand your ancestors' language. Everything will be roses, just find the nearest period lexicon and peruse away!
Tell us, what are some of the documents you've had to decipher or translate. Have you found any strange words that meant something different than you expected?


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The bruising Republican primary battle has allowed President Obama and his campaign to craft and refine their re-election message, tailoring it to win over a bloc with which the president faces his most glaring vulnerability: independents.
The national conversation in recent months has been directed more toward conservatives than independents, thanks to nationally televised debates and four bruising primary battles. Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney has suffered one piece of fallout as a result, seeing his negative rating with independents spike by an unusually large 20 points in the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
"We're just sitting back and watching the show," an Obama campaign official said of the GOP race. "Audiences have gone up in the past month. We've seen our supporters get engaged. Attacks on the president have driven people into our camp … They've been busy courting their Tea Party base."
The official added that Romney's negatives among independents have shot up, because, "There has been a debate over his background as a corporate buyout specialist, the discussion of his tax returns, that he's comfortable paying a lower rate than most Americans, that he made a decision to park his investments off shore. That combined raised them."
As a result, Obama has begun to do five different things: 1. Go populist, stressing economic fairness; 2. Return to a Midwestern plain-spokenness and relatability; 3. Run against Congress while showing he is a fighter; 4. Subtly respond to the Republican presidential field without naming names; and 5. More frequently tout what he sees as his biggest accomplishments.
Economic fairness – and unity (to a point)
The president started tweaking his re-election message in Osawatomie, Kan., with a speech focused on economic fairness amid the waning strength of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
"Their philosophy is simple," the president said of Republicans, "we are better off when everyone is left to fend for themselves and play by their own rules. Well, I'm here to say they are wrong. I believe that this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot, when everyone does their fair share, and when everyone plays by the same rules."
Obama sought to strike chords intended to remind voters of the rhetorical unity that launched him into the national spotlight during his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
"Those aren't Democratic or Republican values, 1 percent values or 99 percent values," he said. "They're American values, and we have to reclaim them."
Those themes were echoed in last week's State of the Union.
"We can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Americans barely get by," Obama said, "or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot, and everyone does their fair share, and everyone plays by the same set of rules. What's at stake aren't Democratic values or Republican values, but American values. And we have to reclaim them."
Midwestern common sense: Simple, relatable
A hallmark of Obama's since his emergence onto the national stage is his ability to reflect a certain common-sense sensibility.
The former Illinois senator focuses on the way voters feel Washington should work, where a president supports one thing, Congress supports another, and the two come together to reach an optimal point of compromise.
It's the kind of almost Midwestern values and tone that many political observers cite as a reason why this child of Hawaii -- who grew up in Indonesia with a foreign middle name, "Hussein" -- was able to win so convincingly in 2008, with particular strength in the Midwest.
Obama reached for that again in his housing speech yesterday.
"This is the most important purchase a family makes," the president said of homeownership. "But how many of you have had to deal with overly complicated mortgage forms and hidden clauses and complex terms? I remember when Michelle and I bought our first condo – and we're both lawyers."
That got some laughs.
"And we're looking through the forms and kind of holding it up--."
More laughs.
"Reading it again -- 'What does this phrase mean?' And that's for two trained lawyers," he deadpanned again before getting serious.
"The forms, the confusion, the potential for abuse is too great just because the forms were too complicated. So this is what a mortgage form should look like," Obama said, holding up a one-page mortgage application. "This is it."
People understand the difference between a pile of paperwork with tough-to-read fine print and a single sheet of paper with clear rules. Accompanying story after story after story today about the speech was the picture of the president holding up that single page.
This kind of simple and relatable Midwestern sentiment embodies the art of political messaging, and it's proven to be a lot easier for Obama to employ while campaigning than governing.
A line in the sand: Running against Congress
Almost everywhere the president travels, he decries congressional instransigence. That's good politics when Congress is at historic lows in approval.
"Thanks to some of the same folks who are now running Congress," Obama said in Osawatomie, "we had weak regulation; we had little oversight, and what did it get us? Insurance companies that jacked up people's premiums with impunity and denied care to patients who were sick, mortgage lenders that tricked families into buying homes they couldn't afford, a financial sector where irresponsibility and lack of basic oversight nearly destroyed our entire economy. We simply cannot return to this brand of 'you're on your own' economics if we're serious about rebuilding the middle class in this country."
In the State of the Union, Obama went after Congress again, trying to show he's open to compromise, while also showing he wouldn't be bullied by the GOP leadership.
"As long as I'm president, I will work with anyone in this chamber to build on this momentum," Obama said. "But I intend to fight obstruction with action, and I will oppose any effort to return to the very same policies that brought on this economic crisis in the first place. No, we will not go back to an economy weakened by outsourcing, bad debt, and phony financial profits."
And he did it again during the housing speech. "We're going to need Congress to act," Obama said, which was greeted by chuckles in the crowd.
"I hear some murmuring in the audience here," he added with a smile. "We need them to act."
Gone is the lofty hope for transcendence and compromise. Instead, Obama now reflects the realism of a president who has been burned.
For example, when he called in his State of the Union address for comprehensive immigration reform, he had this caveat: "But if election-year politics keeps Congress from acting on a comprehensive plan, let's at least agree to stop expelling responsible young people who want to staff our labs, start new businesses, and defend this country."
Offering what seem like "common-sense" items for Congress to work on, Obama can have it both ways. If Congress doesn't act on the poll-tested items he suggested, he can continue to run against Congress. If it does, he can claim a measure of credit.
Subtly respond to GOP, especially Romney
The president has also taken to subtly responding to the GOP primary battle without directly engaging any of his would-be challengers in November.
He seized, for instance, on the notion that it was unfair for a millionaire to pay lower taxes on earnings from their investments just as Romney was having to defend his wealth and low effective tax rate as part of the GOP nominating battle.
"[Y]ou can call this class warfare all you want. But asking a billionaire to pay at least as much as his secretary in taxes? Most Americans would call that common sense," Obama said in his State of the Union address.
"We don't begrudge financial success in this country. We admire it. When Americans talk about folks like me paying my fair share of taxes, it's not because they envy the rich. It's because they understand that when I get a tax break I don't need and the country can't afford ... That's not right. Americans know that's not right," the president added in a bit of messaging that could just as easily double as a campaign speech.
On the auto industry, Obama said: "Some even said we should let it die," a clear allusion to Romney, who authored a 2009 op-ed advocating bankruptcy for General Motors and Chrysler. Obama made that reminder again during a visit this week to the Washington Auto Show. "[I]t's good to remember that the fact that there were some folks who were willing to let this industry die…," he said.
He defended his record on Iran and Israel, even ad-libbing during the State of the Union when talking about Israel's security, adding "and I mean iron clad," referring to the U.S.'s commitment to its ally.
Even his nationalistic tone about America -- he said "America" or "American" 88 times in the address -- seemed to be a response to Republican candidates who have accused him of going on apology tours or not believing in "American exceptionalism."
During his Osawatomie speech, Obama also employed the some-would-say tactic: "Now, in the midst of this debate, there are some who seem to be suffering from a kind of collective amnesia. After all that's happened, after the worst economic crisis, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, they want to return to the same practices that got us into this mess."
During his housing speech, Obama said this: "It is wrong for anybody to suggest that the only option for struggling, responsible homeowners is to sit and wait for the housing market to hit bottom."
Anybody -- or, once again, his most likely opponent this fall?
Mitt Romney on Oct. 17 told the Las Vegas Review-Journal in Nevada, the state that leads the country in unemployment and rate of foreclosures: "As to what to do for the housing industry specifically, and there are things that you can do to encourage housing, one is, don't try and stop the foreclosure process. Let it run its course and hit the bottom, allow investors to buy homes, put renters in them, fix the homes up, and let it turn around and come back up."
Tout accomplishments
The president added another vital wrinkle to running for reelection -- listing accomplishments. Presidents up for reelection have to be able to run on their record, at least how they spin their record.
But up until the State of the Union, the president hadn't given a full listing in one place of what he saw as his best achievements. He ticked them off that night -- killing bin Laden, helping the auto industry become solvent again, private-sector job growth (especially in manufacturing), cutting the deficit by more than $2 trillion, and adding new rules for Wall Street.
Obama has his challenges. He is facing a difficult national environment. Unemployment is still high, and those who have stopped looking for work just about doubles that number. A huge number of people say the country is off on the wrong track. There's a big budget deficit, gaping long-term debt (much of it owed to China) -- which many say is the top issue facing the country in the long run.
But the president's team hopes to be able to talk about trajectory, that things are "getting better," and, of course, to make the election a "choice" and not a referendum.
With the GOP field locked in a battle for the nomination, the messaging has not been geared to the middle.
Some Republicans argue that a long primary battle helped Obama and could help Romney as well. There was some evidence of that, as Romney sharpened his debate performance in the run up to the Florida primary -- something that likely wouldn't have happened if he had won South Carolina and appeared on his way to the nomination.
The difference, the Obama campaign official said, "President Obama and Sen. Clinton did not spend 2007 and 2008 getting dragged out to ideological pasture. They had a debate about how to draw down troops in Iraq and health care. They [the GOP] have been courting the Tea Party base with a scorched-earth campaign."
The president -- not facing a primary challenge -- is quietly trying to take advantage. That's the power of the incumbency.


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The Rams made the bulk of their roster moves on Monday, cutting 11 players to start the process of getting to 75 by the Tuesday afternoon deadline.
They got the rest of the way home with a pair of moves. Linebacker Jabara Williams was waived and guard Ryan Lee was placed on injured reserve.
It's not the first time Williams has tasted the axe from the Rams. The 2011 seventh-round pick was waived in October of his rookie year after playing two games and wound up on the Bears. He played five games there, failed to make the roster out of camp last year and wound up back on the Rams' practice squad.
The play of three undrafted rookies — Ray Ray Armstrong, Daren Bates and Jonathan Stewart — helped make Williams expendable. With Jo-Lonn Dunbar suspended for the first four games of the season, it looks like the Rams will have a very young linebacker corps to start the year barring other moves to add players at the position.
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I purchased sorting circles from EAI. I teach two math classes so I picked two different colors of push pins. I picked them up in the Dollar Spot at Target last year. Each class has their own colors and the buckets on the left side of the board hold those pins.
Each week I post a different question and the students use a pin to record their response on the venn diagram. One year I used number circles but with the number of students I have this year I found that the push pins worked better.
In their math journal, the students record the question and draw the venn diagram with the responses. Then we use that data to create graphs, observe trends, and make inferences. Want to check out the file? Take a look in my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.
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Darwinian needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 252 designs submitted by 83 freelance designers.
The club's function is generate conversation about these products, keep informed on this type of professionals and enable them to purchase products online. The aim of these professionals is to provide the best product to their customers.
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Restoration professionals, hoteliers and local businesses.
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Courtesy of Wellesley College Sports Information
WELLESLEY, Mass. – Julia Adams hammered 13 kills on 24 attempts to lead Wellesley College to a 26-24, 25-23, 25-18 victory over NEWMAC rival MIT on Tuesday. The Engineers' ledger dipped to 7-5 on the year and 2-1 in conference play while the Blue improved to 4-2 overall and 3-0 in the NEWMAC.
Wellesley opened a 10-3 lead in the first set before MIT battled back to tie the game at 12-12. The visitors eventually took a 22-18 lead, but the Blue scored eight of the next ten points for the 26-24 win. Set two saw more of the same, as the teams traded sideouts until the Engineers inched out to a 21-19 edge. Once again Wellesley responded with a late surge, taking game two 25-23. The Blue controlled the final frame as it opened a 10-6 lead en route to a 25-18 win.
Cecily Joujon-Roche led the Engineers with eight kills, four blocks, and two aces. Trinity Leonard tallied eight kills as well, while Emma Gargus recorded four blocks on the night. In the backcourt, Katie Spielbauer and Kate Kelly notched eight digs each, as Sharon Hao distributed 28 assists in the loss.
Adams led the Blue attack with 13 kills, while Elizabeth Campbell added nine kills and Isabel Custodio chipped in seven. Campbell and Vivian Hu anchored the Wellesley defense, recording 19 and 17 digs, respectively. Custodio and Victoria Peng combined for 25 assists in the win.


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We were just sent this photo a few minutes ago from site reader Mark H. who was frequenting his local AT&T store. The update appeared on not just one phone but a few of them...
"I'm in an AT&T store (looking for wireless charging pods), and caught this on two of their Nokia's, one 820 (this pic) and one 920. My phone says I am up to date at 9903."
The question is, is this for commercial phones or is that a special demo OS for in-store devices? By that we mean some in-store phones in the past have shown a mini-movie of the OS in action as well as other things to demonstrate the software. That could be the case here with those phones needing a patch of some sorts.
Current commercial phones have Windows Phone 8 9903 on them, so this update to 9905 would represent a minor but still significant change.
We just checked our phones and like the tipster we have no update waiting. Neither have we heard from Nokia or Microsoft about an impending OS change, so we're chalking this up to just an AT&T-Store thing. But hey, we'll be excited if it is something else and we will gladly eat crow.
Update: We can now confirm from an AT&T employee that this is a Demo OS update:
"All this update does is add "device alive" which is at&t's demo loop on all the phones. It's that video that plays over and over show a device's features and capabilities."
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Extra! Extra! 12 Million More Newspaper Articles for Research!
By Tony Pettinato on May 27, 2014
Every day, GenealogyBank is working hard to digitize more U.S. newspapers and obituaries, expanding our online archives to give you the largest newspaper archives for family history research available on the web. We just completed adding 12 million more newspaper articles to the online archives, vastly increasing our news coverage of life in America... (Read More)


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Recent investments have made Boliden's Garpenberg mine one of the most modern and productive in the world. This is a great feat for Sweden's oldest, still active mine, which can trace its history back to the 13th century.
" I get about the same penetration rate with Powerbit, but a lot longer service life. "
Production at this complex ore mine will be 2.5 million tons per year when full capacity is reached in 2016. The ore contains zinc, lead, copper, silver and gold. Approximately half of the tailings sand is pumped back to fill the mine. The remaining part, about 1 million tons annually, is filled into the tailings pond. Most of the water from the pond is recirculated and used again in the metal concentration process. Excess water is filtered through a water treatment plant, and the clean water is let out to neighbouring streams. Every year, the dam needs to be raised a meter. To achieve this, tophammer drilling and blasting is done nearby to get material to raise the top of the dam.
The medium hard and very abrasive rock in Garpenberg is a real challenge for drill bits. Normal service life is approximately 250 meters drilled per bit. Powerbit testing was performed with retrac Powerbits, with 12.0 or 12.7 mm Trubbnos buttons. These Powerbits were compared with the driller's normal 12.0 mm semi-ballistic button bits. The test results were excellent, and above expectations. Comparing the 12.0 mm button Powerbits with the reference bits indicated that the Powerbits have a slightly better penetration rate, and much better service life. Even more impressive is the fact that the Powerbits with 12.7 mm HD (heavy duty) buttons increased service life by 75 % with little or no loss in penetration rate.
At the end of the day, Powerbit delivered more meters drilled before the first regrind, more meters drilled between regrinds, and many more meters drilled at bit discard. "I get about the same penetration rate with Powerbit, but a lot longer service life", states Mikael Waldén, driller at Berg- och Byggteknik. A key success factor when drilling in the hard, abrasive rock of Garpenberg, Sweden, was the use of Trubbnos grinding wheels. Re-creating the Trubbnos button shape at each regrind resulted in less frequent grinding and greatly increased overall service life of the bit.
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Mengu has been painting since 2001. He has a number of awards for painting contests, including Best in Show at Reapercon '05, number of placings at GenCon '04 and '05, Best in Show for Privateer Press at GenCon '05, a 1st place and best in show at Origins '04 (in amateur category), 2nd place at Origins '05 (in professional category), a 3rd place at Chickchallenge, a 1st place and a 2nd place at Golden Toadstools. Aside from running local miniature painting workshops in Columbus OH, he has been volunteering and teaching at GenCon Indy since 2003. Mengu has also done some work for Reaper Miniatures and for Privateer Press. read more
International fan-favorite Werner Klocke first began sculpting figures for Reaper in the late 90's. Since that time, Werner has sculpted scores of incredible figures, and his female figures have become the standard for the fantasy miniatures industry. Werner also has his own line of miniatures called Freebooter Miniatures. read more


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Opinion: A Chronic Case of Obamanesia
Columnist Kim Strassel on President Obama's flip-flops. Photo: Associated Press
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Anwar Davids is a Creative from Cape Town, South Africa (born on the Cap Flats), a place full of colour and challenges. Since an early age he always found art interesting and felt the need to express himself. His fascinations with graffiti on walls lead him to studying Graphic Design. It was at Cape College where he was influenced by Cubism, Surrealism and Pop Art. His style of work is merely experimental which allows him to challenge himself to be more creative. Past experiences and current affairs has a major influence in most of his current illustrations. Every day he is inspired to create artworks that express his passion. Group Exhibitions: Exhibited Digital Art at A Happy Place Creation in 2010 Exhibited Fine Art Illustrations for CORE Mixed Media Exhibition at Museum Gallery in 2012 Exhibited Fine Art Illustrations at Hip Hop Expressions in 2012 Live Art: Collaborated with CORE artists for ART WALK 2012 as part of the Cape Town Creative week Did a Live art piece for Supremebeing Clothing label in Kloof street, Cape Town in 2012 Exhibited in Denmark at the Modestedet Mollegade 20 x 20 International Group Exhibition in 2013 Live Art: Collaborated with CORE Artists on Human Rights Day as part of the Cape Town Festival 2013 Group Exhibition "THE SOCIETY" - a t-shirt exhibition at Boaston Society 2013 Group Exhibition "EROTICALS 3" at The Assembly 2013


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- The TLC Lab for Faculty and Staff is located in room 313, Batmale Hall on the Ocean Campus. It is down a corridor off an exit from the lobby.
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A recent Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics' publication on Workplace Violence reported more than 572,000 nonfatal violent crimes – rape, robbery or assault – occurred while people were at work or on duty in 2009.
That same year, 521 homicides in the workplace were also reported and work associates (current and former co-workers, customers, and clients) accounted for 21 percent of them.
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners has estimated that organizations lose an estimated 5 to 7 percent of their annual revenues to fraud. In 2010, the association reported Internal Asset Misappropriation was the most common form of fraud, e.g., employee larceny, skimming and various other fraudulent disbursements.
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By Russ Britt
Licking the wounds after a visit from the biotechology bears…
Several big biotech names tumbled Friday, some more than 8%, leaving a sea of red for investors. But is the sell-off long term or just a dreary day on Wall Street?
Many thought the selloff was due to Democratic lawmakers coming down on Gilead Sciences Inc. /quotes/zigman/72849/delayed /quotes/nls/gild GILD over the pricing of its promising new hepatitis C drug, Sovaldi, which is $84,000 for a 12-week treatment. Shares ended the day off more than 4% to $72.07.
But there also have been mounting worries over froth forming in the biotech sector and a possible correction on the horizon. It probably won't be known just how meaningful Friday's selloff was until next week, or beyond. There is one cause for concern, though, as four major biotech exchange-traded funds all lost more than 4% with many hitting historic lows.
One frequently watched gauge among ETFs, the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF /quotes/zigman/85342/delayed /quotes/nls/ibb IBB , dropped nearly 5% when it was all over. It was noted that the fund neared its 100-day moving average by RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Yee.
Yee noted that "sentiment is rolling over in biotech a bit" in a note on one big name in the sector, Celgene Corp. /quotes/zigman/69584/delayed /quotes/nls/celg CELG , which lost nearly 4% to $144.40 at the close. He also noted that even though Celgene won approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday for Otezla, a psoriatic arthritis drug, that stock crashed its 200-day moving average.
"However, we'll state it again that the fundamentals [on Celgene] haven't changed," he said. Yee contends the launch of Otezla should be uneventful.
ISI Group's Mark Schoenebaum noted data shows the drug isn't as powerful as competing treatments but has fewer side effects and is cheaper — perhaps a strong suit considering Gilead's pricing issues. He says although a full-year of Otezla is priced at $22,500, it still is a discount to virtually all other drugs used for the same treatment. And consensus shows it should bring in more than $1 billion in revenue by 2017.
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The word "synod" is defined as "a local or special ecclesiastical council, esp. of a diocese, formally convened to discuss ecclesiastical affairs." The word is derived from the Latin synodus, from the Greek sunodos, syn + hodos, "way" or "course". The synod is called together by the bishop of the diocese and the attendees are the clergy from the diocese along with representatives from the laity, elected by the Parish.
The 135th Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara took place November 20th and 21st at the Hamilton Convention Centre. This was my first experience representing my church as a lay delegate to Synod and I found it both educational and uplifting. It set me thinking about my family and the fact that I wasn't the first of them to attend Synod as a lay delegate. In fact at least two of my uncles had done the same and so I set out to find out what I could about their experiences as lay delegates.
But back to Synod and my uncles. I was vaguely aware that my uncle Julian had been a Synod delegate, but what about the others? I don't know if the eldest of the boys, my uncle Victor, who was killed in the First World War, had taken part in Synod. I never heard that my uncle Owen had been a lay delegate. This might be because he was somewhat retiring in nature. He stammered rather badly and this may have been a drawback. That left my uncles Rodney, Lucius and Julian, and so I did a search in the Jamaica Gleaner online to see what I could find out about them.
So, I came to the conclusion that this was indeed all in the family. Mind you, I've come to this important duty somewhat late in life, but I rather think that if my Smedmore family knew of it they would probably be proud and perhaps a bit surprised as in their time there were probably no women in Jamaica elected as lay delegates to synod. In fact, it was not until 1994 that women were ordained as deacons, and only in 1997 were they ordained to the priesthood.


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What a great way to reuse your caffeine-fueled detritus! This Simple Coffee Sleeve Wreath transforms those ubiquitous bits of cardboard into something quite elegant for the holidays. As Siobhan at Magpie and Cake shows you in her tutorial, you can whip up some seasonal and environmentally friendly cheer in no time! (Well, of course, it would be better to use a reusable sleeve, but maybe your local coffee shop has a recycling bin full of the cardboard ones, or you can collect them from your co-workers.) I never thought coffee sleeves could look so good!
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Enrollment is the process of signing up for school and proving that you are a resident of District 39. Enrollment only takes place when your child first enters District 39 (Kindergarten, or when you move to Wilmette).
Registration is the annual verification of information about your student, where you provide emergency contact information, update medical information, confirm permissions for internet use and field trips, etc., and provide information for your listing in the school's annual directory.
Emails with registration information are mailed out annually in the Spring. The letters contain instructions on how to complete registration and make fee payments, as well as your student's login ID and password.
The first screen is where you enter your login ID for the Account Name, and password for the Password, then click the Login button:
(Note: The above is a screenshot of the login screen, not the actual login screen itself)
Please follow the registration prompts. Update your information for your child as accurately as possible for each section. All fields are required. When you get to the Directory page, click Preview to see your Student Directory entry. When finished, enter your name in the Sign Off field and click the button labeled Sign Off and Exit.
Please note: If you have more than one child in the district, you will need to repeat the registration process for each child. After you have completed the registration for your first child, click Sign Off and Exit and then on the next screen click Exit to return to the login screen, and login with your next child's information. (If you do not click Exit, you will be automatically returned to the first child's information).
Once you have completed the online student registration process, return to the initial Registration web page and click Pay your school fees online. Follow the online prompts to pay your fees.
Downloadable forms are in PDF format, and may be viewed with Preview (on a Mac) or with Adobe Reader (any platform).
You can make fee payments, sign up for Bus Transportation, and make School Lunch program payments through RevTrak.
Please note that although Registration and Fee Payments can both be accessed from this page, they are two totally separate systems, with different logins and different procedures.
We often get comments about the various different passwords used for District 39; we honestly do try to keep the number of passwords required to a minimum. There are currently three different passwords/logins that District 39 parents regularly use. The reason for this is that there are three totally separate systems, each with their own setups/standards. (Note that we don't assign the password for RevTrak, you do that when you make your first payment with them, but you may wish to use the same password as for Registration if that would simplify things for you.)


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In addition to skip hire, we offer a waste management and recycling service. Our work in this sector led to us being named 'Construction Recycler of The Year 2009-2010' at the National Recycling Awards. Proskips is part of Prowaste Management Services, and we are a proud supporter of the Halving Waste to Landfill scheme. Our commitment to recycling and safe waste disposal gives our customers peace of mind that all waste will be dealt with responsibly.
Our Westbourne waste recycling and skip hire service secured investment from Deborah Meaden and Duncan Bannatyne of BBC Two's Dragons' Den.
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A builder in Essex has become a YouTube hit after being filmed laying 154 bricks in just one minute 40 seconds. The video, shot by a co-worker, starts by showing the bricklayer named Kyaal starting the driveway he is building by laying eight bricks in three seconds. He then collects bricks from the stack behind him without breaking stride and lays 40 in 30 seconds. As the filming continues, Kyaal lays 92 bricks on the minute mark and adds another 62 over the next 40 seconds. Since being posted on YouTube, the video has attracted a number of comments. One v…
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The UK's construction industry is at risk of losing around 8% of its workforce, as Brexit threatens hundreds of thousands of EU jobs. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) estimates there are over 176,000 construction workers of EU-origin working in the UK. Prime Minister Theresa May recently triggered Article 50, kickstarting the process of formal negotiations between Britain and the EU. It is as yet unclear as to who will be able to remain in the UK once it leaves the union. RICS has cast doubt on whether the UK will be able to deliver m…


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What You Need to Know
Leukemia is the name given to several types of cancer that begin in the tissue that forms blood. To understand leukemia, it helps to know how normal blood cells form.
Normal Blood Cells
Most blood cells develop in the marrow, the soft material at the center of most bones. Bone marrow contains hematopoietic stem cells, which can transform into different kinds of blood cells, depending on what kind your body needs at a particular time. When cells grow old or are damaged, they die, and hematopoietic stem cells replace them.
Each type of blood cell has a special job:
- White blood cells help fight infection. There are several types of white blood cells.
- Red blood cells carry oxygen to tissues throughout the body.
- Platelets help form blood clots to control bleeding.
Leukemia Cells
When someone develops leukemia, the bone marrow begins to make abnormal white blood cells, which are leukemia cells. Unlike normal blood cells, leukemia cells don't die when they should. They may crowd out normal white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. This makes it hard for normal blood cells to do their work.
Types of Leukemia
The various types of leukemia are organized into two groups, based on how quickly the disease develops and gets worse, and the type of cells in which the cancer develops. Leukemia is either chronic (which usually gets worse slowly) or acute (which usually gets worse quickly).
The two types of leukemia can be further organized into groups that are based on the type of white blood cell that is affected — lymphoid or myeloid. Leukemia that affects lymphoid cells is called lymphoid, lymphocytic, or lymphoblastic leukemia. Leukemia that affects myeloid cells is called myeloid, myelogenous, or myeloblastic leukemia:
Chronic Leukemia
Early in the disease, the leukemia cells can still do some of the work of normal white blood cells. People may not have any symptoms at first. Doctors often discover chronic leukemia during a routine checkup, before there are any symptoms. Slowly, chronic leukemia gets worse. As the number of leukemia cells in the blood increases, people experience symptoms, such as swollen lymph nodes or infections. When symptoms do appear, they are usually mild at first but gradually get worse.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL): CLL affects lymphoid cells and usually grows slowly. It accounts for more than 16,000 new cases of leukemia each year. Most people diagnosed with the disease are over age 55. It almost never affects children. CLL is treated by the Lymphoma/Myeloma Team.
- Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML): CML affects myeloid cells and usually grows slowly at first. It accounts for nearly 5,400 new cases of leukemia each year. It affects mainly adults.
Acute Leukemia
The leukemia cells can't do any of the work of normal white blood cells. The number of leukemia cells increases rapidly. Acute leukemia usually worsens quickly.
- Acute myeloid leukemia (AML): AML affects myeloid cells and grows quickly. It accounts for more than 13,780 new cases of leukemia each year. It occurs mostly in adults.
- Acute lymphocytic (lymphoblastic) leukemia (ALL): ALL affects lymphoid cells and grows quickly. It accounts for more than 6,050 new cases of leukemia each year. ALL is the most common type of leukemia in young children, but it also affects adults.
A few other, rarer types of leukemias, including hairy cell leukemia, account for more than 6,000 new leukemia diagnoses each year.
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TEXAS over TCU by 6
We have a feeling that Condoleezza Rice and the other 12 NCAA Playoff Selection Committee members are hoping that the Longhorns feast on 'Frog' legs – and not turkey – this Thanksgiving. Otherwise, the verbal
attacks they'll be getting from either the Fort Worth or Waco press on December 7 (Pearl Harbor Day) when they announce the four playoff teams will make that 1941 attack look like a water-balloon fight. The good news is the 'Horns are rounding into shape (3-0 SUATS last three) and are 11-1 SU and 9-3 ATS with regular-season rest. The bad news is the Frogs are equally impressive when given extra time to prepare in
the regular season (10-1 SU and 11-0 ATS). However, the Horned Ones are a winless 0-5 ATS as conference road favorites since joining the Big 12 in 2012 and 1-5 ATS in their last six weekday tilts while Texas is
a satisfying 3-1 SUATS at home on Thanksgiving off back-to-back SU wins. In addition, the TCU stop-unit, after surrendering a total of 21 points in their first three games, has allowed an average of 27 PPG since.
That's not a good sign against a Texas team that is 120-4 SU at home in games in which they score 27 or more points. Neither is the fact that Longhorns' head coach Charlie Strong is a well-prepared 9-2 ATS as a
dog versus .750 or greater, including 3-0 SUATS when taking 7 or less points. With that, look for the Frogs to croak in a big way tonight in Austin – especially with our INCREDIBLE STAT OF THE WEEK supplying
THE CLINCHER: Since 1968, TCU is 2-29 SU versus Texas, having been favored only once – last year. They lost that contest, 30-7, as 3-point favorites.
NFL: Philadelphia over Dallas by 10
Battle of 1st place leaders in the NFC East finds the Eagles taking on the Cowboys at Jerry's World on Thanksgiving Day where America's team has hosted Turkey Day games each year since 1978. The Boys have thrived against losing opposition on Gobbler Day, winning 12 of the last 13 matchups. Not so when facing .500 or greater opponents, however, winning only 7 of the last 19 games on Thanksgiving against relevant opposition. Making matters worse, the Cowboys are only 1-10 ATS on Thanksgiving Day games after defeating the New York Giants the previous week. On the fl ip side, the Eagles are 4-1 SU all time on this day of thanks, including 2-0 SU and ATS of late. The key to this call is the play on the field of each team lately as Philly has outgained five of its last six opponents while Dallas as been out-yarded in three of its last four contests. Granted, Cowboys QB Tony Romo is 28-6 SU in November, but Dallas head coach Jason Garrett compounds matters with a 1-7 ATS mark in his NFL career as a division favorite in games where the Cowboys own a .500 or greater record. The larger half of the wishbone goes to the Eagles in this showdown. The Clincher: Philadelphia head coach Chip Kelly is 19-1 SU and 14-6 ATS on the road in NFL division and college conference games combined in his career as a head coach.
OLE Miss over Miss State by 11
Three losses in their last four games and the Rebels have gone from hosting College GameDay to being totally shunned by the media. Remember our joke that the SMART BOX was so smart it made Einstein look like Bo Wallace? Nobody's laughing now, not after Wallace dinged his ankle in last week's loss at Arkansas. But the time has come for Bo to tape up and get his game on. After all, what better way for Johnny Reb to bury the pain of recent setbacks than to derail rival Mississippi State – and knock them out of the national playoff picture? There is enormous pressure on the Bulldogs right now and not many 400-yard defenses (like MSU) hold up in these high-stakes situations. Not when their head coach, Dan Mullen, is just 10-25 SU versus a greater-than .700 opponent, including 1-5 SUATS when the foe is off a SU loss. Despite beating the Rebs as a 4-point home dog in last year's meeting, Mullen has been outgained in both games against Hugh Freeze in this series, and the ATS archives suggest he's in a bad spot here. Not only is the series host 5-1 ATS – and 8-3 SU and 8-2-1 ATS when playing with revenge off a SU loss – Mississippi also owns a timely 7-2 ATS mark when seeking SEC revenge. Toss in a Rebels' defense that is 90 YPG better than the MSU stop-unit and you don't have to smell magnolias to know where we're headed. Bo restores his legend with the aid of The Clincher: Rebel head coach Hugh Freeze is 6-1 SU and 7-0 ATS in his career as a single-digit underdog.
Washington State over Washington by 10
We told you about Luke Falk last week and he promptly answered our question: it was real, not Memorex! He is definitely not a Star Wars character, but instead a freshman starting QB for the Cougars, lighting up the skies with one of those cool light sabres, even if his aim is sometimes a little off. FYI: he turned down an offer by Florida State, only to be cast aside in the recruiting wars, and eventually Idaho pulled an offer amongst a new coaching change (shame on you, Vandals). Now he's a walk-on star with Mike Leach's Cougars despite his inexperience, passing for 1,072 yards and 8 TD's in his first two starts with WSU (both on the road while stepping in for injured starter Connor Halliday). The Cougars were able to engineer the upset over Oregon State three weeks ago, but last Saturday dropped a 52-31 decision to Arizona State as Washington State outgained ASU, 622-330(a 5-0 TO deficit did them in). Falk admitted to some bad reads, as he was picked off four times and fumbled once, but he obviously fits well into Leach's Air Raid attack. Meanwhile, the Huskies have been sledding downhill after a 4-0 start, going 3-5 SU since then. This is the cheapest price in this series on the Huskies – for a reason – since they were taking points in 2006, but the underdog has covered in nine of the last 10 series matchups played in Pullman, so the low number doesn't scare us at all. Washington is 2-5 ATS in conference road finales, but here is The Clincher: Cougars' head coach Mike Leach is 11-1 SU in
Last Home Games, including 7-0 SU and 5-0-1 ATS when his team owns a win percentage of .600 or less.
NE over Green Bay by 6
A possible Super Bowl preview perhaps? It sure smells like it as both teams take the field playing their best ball of the season. After a disturbing 1-2 start, the Packers are now on a 7-1 run, including 3-0 since their bye week. On the flip side, the Patriots bring a 7-game win skein to Lambeau after a wobbly 2-2 September. Most impressive has been New England's rush defense, one that has allowed 153 total rushing yards int the last three games – to teams that are currently 22-11 combined on the season. The history book agrees with our contention, noting the Pats are 9-2 ATS versus the NFC North, including 6-0 ATS away. They're also a spot-on perfect 4-0 SU and ATS as underdogs this season. Given the fact that Green Bay has cashed in only six of 20 games when hosting teams from the AFC East since 1982, and has allowed more yards than they've gained, the points become the play here today. The Clincher: Patriots QB Tom Brady is 33-15-1 ATS as a dog in his NFL career, including 4-0 SUATS in games where New England owns a win percentage of .800 or more.


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John's photograph 1940
This photograph is fom John's collection.
The image is taken looking
south east over Coulsdon.
St Andrews church is in
the foreground.
The smoke and fire you
can see are thought to
have been the result of an
air raid on Kenley
In Croydon
5000 people were killed or injured
and 60,000 houses were damaged
during air raids in World War Two.
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John Gent
John lived in South Norwood.
This is his story from the first
bombing raid on Croydon Aerodrome.
It is read by an actor.
"Our shelter was incomplete in August 1940
and on the 15th,
my friend Tony Moss had come to tea.
We were playing in the front room
with a large tin plate model bus
when the sound of some
approaching aircraft was heard.
I said to Tony that I was going to look at
them but he said he would not bother.
As I tried the handle of the door
my mother was turning it in the opposite
"Quick John, they're Germans!"
she said. No alert had sounded.
We rushed into the back room,
and down the ladder into the shelter,
as we heard explosions in the distance.
As there was as yet nowhere to sit in
the shelter, we removed the
metal sheet and went
along the escape passage to the Fosketts
at number 306 and waited
until the attack on Croydon airport was
Tony lived in Wharncliffe Gardens,
further up South Norwood Hill.
Dad was in a reserved occupation
and had limited use of a car.
So took Tony home and then
went on with my mother and I to
Beulah Spa where we had a
grandstand view down the spa hill
of the airport and the resultant smoke
arising from the bombing.
Which it later transpired had claimed the
lives of 62 people, 37 of them
injured seriously and 137 less so.
180 people were made homeless.
This was the first bad air raid
of the war on the London area.
From the back of our house we looked
across to the North Downs. Biggin Hill,
and Kenley airfields were about
7 miles away to the south
and Croydon was about 4 miles to the
south west.
Over the next few months, the
bright blue sky was streaked with
vapour trails. The silvery specks of
aircrafts glistened in the sun.
And puffs of smoke from gun fire
appeared as the
Battle of Britain raged overhead.
In between the aerial dogfights and
air raids, we school boys eagerly
hunted for shrapnel and cartridge cases."
John the collector
John started collecting postcards
when he was sent one of the
Crystal Palace by a neighbour for
his fourth birthday in 1936.
This began a lifelong love of postcard
and photograph collecting.
John's interest in local history
was stimulated by his history teacher
at school and by attending lectures
at the local library.
By the 1950s John focused
on collecting postcards of local views.
His hobby allowed him to
accumulate a collection of around
15,000 images.
Find out more
To see more historic photographs
visit the Research Room.
The Research Room is on the
lower ground floor of the Clocktower.
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FAIRFIELD — Fairfield police have identified Genelle Renee Conway-Allen as the 13-year-old Suisun City girl who was found dead in Alan Witt Park in Fairfield on Friday morning.
Police also released photos of Genelle, one of which was taken at the intersection of East Tabor Avenue and Grande Circle in Fairfield minutes before she was last seen, Sgt. Matthew Bloesch said.
She was last seen wearing the clothes that appear in the photo: a gray sweater, blue jean-style leggings and a pink backpack.
Suisun City police said Genelle was reported missing around 5:45 p.m. Thursday by her foster home guardian.
Genelle was a student at Green Valley Middle School in Fairfield. School officials did not return phone calls today.
A man walking in Alan Witt Park found her body in the parking lot around 6:45 a.m. Friday, police said.
Fairfield and Suisun City police have been working non-stop on the case since her body was found, Bloesch said.
Police plan to hold a news conference Wednesday to discuss the investigation.
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Grossnickle, Kilbane Elected Alumni Trustees• May 6, 2008 Share:
Jim Dimos, president of the National Association of Wabash Men, has announced that Ted Grossnickle '73 has been re-elected as an Alumni Trustee and that James "Jim" Kilbane '84 has been elected to his first term on the Board of Trustees in balloting by the NAWM.
Grossnickle has served on the Board of Trustees since 2005. He is Chairman and CEO of Johnson, Grossnickle, and Associates (JGA) based in Greenwood, Indiana. JGA provides counsel to colleges, universities, and other non-profits in the central U.S.
He has worked in fundraising and nonprofit management since 1976, serves on the boards of several organizations including the Center for Philanthropy, and is a frequent speaker and writer in the field. Prior to founding JGA, he served as vice president and interim president at Franklin College and worked at Northern Illinois University.
From 1974-1976, Ted served as an Admissions Officer for Wabash and was campaign counsel for Wabash during the Campaign for Leadership (1996-2004). He serves the Board on its on the Admissions and Advancement Committee and the Committee on Trusteeship.
He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha and served on the national board of the fraternity from 1996 until 2006, and as National Chairman from 2002-2006. He is a member of the 1832 Society. He and his wife Marcia have two children including a son, Doug, who is an alumnus.
Jim Kilbane is a Managing Director in the Institutional Investment Management Group at Mesirow Financial in Chicago. Born and raised in Chicago, he has served as President of the National Association of Wabash Men, as a Class Agent for the Class of 1984, and as President of the Wabash Club of Chicago. He is a member of the Wabash College Athletics Hall of Fame.
As an undergraduate Jim was an economics major, a four-year letterman on the Little Giant Football team, and active with the Sphinx Club and the Caveman Bouts – a charity boxing exhibition to benefit Special Olympics of Montgomery County.
Jim was the recipient of the Dean Stephens Award for character and achievement his junior year and co-recipient of the Frank Hugh Sparks Award for all around student achievement his senior year.


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energy moonshot for years, so it was a real pleasure to see Tom Friedman using his New York Times column this morning to say that other people have moonshots so why don't we? Of course it's China he's referring to (that's Tianjin's high-speed rail station at left, sometime next year). Friedman identifies the electric car industry as a moonshot the US needs to have. The twist is that it would be a joint moonshot between the US and China. This would involve levels of cooperation and information sharing that the world hasn't seen before. It would include the sharing of intellectual property at early stages of development.
The U.S. is internally divided about intellectual property. The business community generally wants uncrackable IP, in large part because empires have been built on secret formula that can't be imitated and made more cheaply in a process that undermines the originator's market. Think Microsoft DOS and Windows, Google's page rank algorithms, Apple, Coca-Cola, and so on. These companies support limited forms of "open innovation," largely where they help build their own product ecosystem. On the other hand, everyone knows that various firms competing for control of the best (and uninfringable) IP isn't nearly enough. Bill Gates, leading venture capitalist John Doerr, and others recently called for a tripling in federal funding for energy research. And yet Doerr sees development largely as a Darwinist competition for the fittest technology among a large number of firms, and in a competitive environment firms naturally rely on trade secrets, undisclosed licenses of patents, and every kind of leveraging of their IP. Top officials sometimes call for the suspension of IP in strategic or early-stage areas, as Energy Secretary Steven Chu did early in his term. How does this square with maximum commercial competition that generally seeks exclusive rights?
China now has a huge advantage over the U.S. in the sheer scale of public funding. I would argue it has also an imagination advantage as well -- the scale of its vision for new infrastructure and public devices outstrips anything now seen in the West. I believe it has a third advantage as well: the creation of massive de facto patent pools for the sake of collective goals that are simultaneously social and economic. The sheer scale of this coordination is necessary given the size of the challenge, and yet it is currently unimaginable in the United States. In spite of our faltering recovery, and the simply uncompetitive state of much of our infrastructure, American leaders seem to feel little urgency. The U.S. is not now leading the energy revolution, and unless we face reality and adapt our IP practices to support massively multi-user collaboration systems, we may soon not qualify as partners.
For concrete examples of next generation IP and technology transfer practices, see in particular the Gerald Barnett and Carol Mimura presentations posted on our Lyon Workshop page.


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02.04.13: The CCRI Knights indoor track team traveled to the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI to compete in the URI Coaches Tribute Invitational on Saturday. The CCRI men's team placed 9th out of 11 teams scoring teams with 15 points and the University of Rhode Island men's team won the meet with 193 total team points.
Bobby Allen (Cranston, RI) won the 3,000m run in a season-best time of 8 minutes 33.4 seconds. His time puts him in No. 2 in the NJCAA indoor track performance list behind in the 3,000m Tahir Chakisso from Iowa Central CC at 8:32.37. Jumper Steven Vazquez (Central Falls, RI) placed 4th in the High Jump with a 6 foot, 6 and a ¼ inch effort (or 1.99m). Jordan Barboza (Warwick, RI) had a fine meet placing 19th in the High Jump with a season-best leap of 1.84m 6 feet and ½ inch effort. Barboza came back to place 20th in the 60 meter hurdles with a CCRI record time of 9.12 seconds. He followed that by running with his teammates Vazquez, Daniel Duquette (North Attleboro, MA) and Carlos Diaz (Smithfield, RI) in the 4x400m relay placing 11th in a time of 3:34.14 just .02 seconds off the CCRI record mark. Duquette returned to place 15th in the 800m run with his second best time of the season of 2:00.36. Sprinter Ryan Rotondo (Cranston, RI) placed 17th in the 60m dash with a time of 7.45 seconds. For the Lady Knights Olivia Emerick (Cranston, RI) ran the 400m placing 27th in a time of 1:06.27.
The next meet for the Knights will be this Friday and Saturday when they travel to Boston University in Boston, MA to compete in the BU Valentine's Day Invitational. The meet begins 2:00pm Friday and 10:00am Saturday.
The Community College of Rhode Island, New England's largest comprehensive community college, enrolls nearly 18,000 students in credit courses and thousands more in non-credit and job training classes. Its athletic program boasts 12 varsity programs and an academic support program for all student-athletes.
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3 Libyan army officers assassinated in Benghazi
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — A Libyan security officer says unknown attackers have assassinated three army officers in the eastern city of Benghazi.
Sunday's killings are the latest to hit the security forces in Benghazi, where like much of the country the government faces a challenge from armed groups, many descended from the rebels that overthrew dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011.
Col. Abdullah al-Zayedi, spokesman of joint security operations in Benghazi, said two of the officers, one a lieutenant colonel, were killed by bombs attached to their cars. He said a third, who held the rank of colonel, was shot dead by unknown gunmen.
Benghazi has been hit by a months-long wave of targeted killings. Victims have included political activists, judges and members of security agencies.


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Current students
The Jesuit emphasis on building a solid intellectual foundation in students is the cornerstone of the Les Aspin program. Whether you're enrolled for a summer or a semester, you'll find the integration of classroom and internship experiences to be one of the most important components of your undergraduate career. The curriculum includes:
- arts and culture
- interest group politics
- U.S. Congressional politics
- urban social issues
You'll visit government agencies such as the Pentagon, the Department of State, the Central Intelligence Agency, embassies, and museums, galleries, theaters, and architectural and historical monuments. You'll also engage in presentations by speakers such as Congressmen James Sensenbrenner and Speaker Paul Ryan.
Take advantage of the frequent group functions. They give you the opportunity to share insight from your internship experiences and learn from your peers about the opportunities they've enjoyed. You're gaining invaluable experience and networks that will help form your future career.


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As emerging markets from Argentina to Turkey to South Africa tumble, Neil Shearing at Capital Economics is stressing that investors shouldn't lump them all together. These countries, he says, are no longer as homogenous as they were even just a decade ago.
Here\'s how he breaks them down into five groups (though the labels come from MarketWatch):
- Serial bad boys, or countries where what he calls "serial mismanagement by the authorities" is now a risk to economic stability. Poster children include Argentina, Ukraine and Venezuela. On Friday, stocks in Argentina slid amid fears of a financial crisis there following a devaluation of the currency and the easing of restrictions on dollar purchases.
- The spendthrifts. These countries have been living beyond their means and are most vulnerable to the end of easy-money policies by the Fed and other central banks. Take a bow, Turkey, South Africa, Chile, Peru and parts of South East Asia.
- Oh my aching head: These are countries that he says still have a hangover from the last boom. These are mainly in Emerging Europe, Capital Economics says. Hungary and Romania stand out. As a group, the risk is that the euro zone's financial problems could flare up again and spill eastward.
- Homeboys, or countries with domestic structural problems. This is the biggest group and begins with the BRICs – Brazil, Russia, India and China. The story there is more domestic, rather than what happens in Europe or with the Fed. Worries about a slowdown in Chinese growth after a surprise contraction in factory output there kicked off the latest emerging-market selloff. Also read: Craig Stephen on the pain is beginning in China.
- The strivers. The outlook is brightening in these good-news countries. Hello, Korea, which will benefit from better economic conditions in key export markets. There's the Philippines, which should see the benefit of economic reforms, and Mexico (a two-fer).
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The past couple of months have been good to Android, but the mobile OS has yet to escape the iPhone's towering shadow. What will it take to establish Google's operating system as a major player? How about porn tons and tons of it?
A new company, MiKandi (the actual site is something of an edgy PG), has developed "the world's first mobile adult app store." This app store is coming to the Android platform, which is less stringently vetted than Apple's App Store. The company insists, however, that's it's also coming to other devices "soon."
Don't underestimate the importance of porn here. The pornography industry has long played an important role in the adoption of new technology, most notably in the case of the VHS; it was that industry's embrace that pushed VHS technology over the edge. If Apple continues with its stringent vetting, Android may well get a foothold in the mobile space porn.Originally posted to AppScout.


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Toyota Corolla (E160). 2012 to date (prod. n/a). 4-door sedan, 5-door wagon. F/F, F/A, 1329, 1497, 1797 cm³ (I4 DOHC). With Japanese buyers more interested in fuel economy, Toyota pushed the efficient side of the new Corolla in marketing, and the cars' suitability to urban driving. Same sub-names: Axio for sedans; Fielder for wagons. Fielder pitched above Axio slightly, with 1·8 exclusive to it at launch. Lighter than before, thanks to Toyota shifting to Vitz platform for this generation in Japan, effectively killing off the Belta. Shorter than predecessor by 50 mm. CVT and stop–start options. No real change to the domestic-appliance formula.
Marque: Toyota | Model: Toyota Corolla | Predecessors: Toyota Corolla (E140), Toyota Belta
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