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Related Slideshow: I-195 Redevelopment: Key Players
Below are the key players in the redevelopment of the former Interstate 195 land. Listed are the seven members of the special state-appointed commission overseeing the redevelopment, as well as the state and local officials who have backed the effort. In addition to top city and state leaders, nonprofits like Brown University and Johnson and Wales are also expected to have a hand in the redevelopment. (Note: bios of commission members are from the Governor's office.)
Governor Lincoln Chafee
In 2011, Chafee signed into law a bill that established the process for the redevelopment of the Interstate 195 land. Chafee also appointed all members of the seven-member commission, with recommendations from Providence Mayor Angel Taveras and House Speaker Gordon Fox. Historically, the Governor's support has been critical to the success of major development projects. Former Governor Bruce Sundlun spearheaded the construction of the new terminal at T.F. Green Airport and the support of both Sundlun and his successor Lincoln Almond was necessary in order for the Providence Place Mall development to get off the ground.
"The development of the 195 land in the heart of Providence has made tremendous progress specifically the work to prepare the land for development. All of the proper infrastructure is being put in place and has been aggressively pursued through state, city, federal and private partnerships. The permitting occurred because of quick work by DEM, RIDOT, DOA, NBC, CRMC and other government agencies and contributed to the fast pace in which we made the land pad ready," Chafee told GoLocalProv this week.
Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed
The Senate, under the leadership of President M. Teresa Paiva Weed, confirmed Chafee's nominees to the I-195 commission in October 2011. The commission began meeting immediately.
Paiva Weed, a Newport Democrat, has worked with Fox on a number of economic initiatives as well. "Economic development has been a Senate priority throughout the session. Working together with our partners in the House, the administration, and the private and nonprofit sectors, we have reshaped our approach to economic development in the state. This effort improves transparency and accountability, while focusing on the strategic economic and workforce development which is so essential to job growth in Rhode Island," said Paiva Weed said last July, after the General Assembly overhauled the EDC.
Senate Majority Leader Dominick J. Ruggerio
Ruggerio, a Providence Democrat is widely regarded as one of the chief champions of the I-195 redevelopment legislation in the General Assembly. "The availability of this reclaimed land presents an exciting opportunity to attract new, high-quality jobs and bolster the economy of the city and the state," said Leader Ruggerio. "This redevelopment district is a key advantage for our state. It bodes well for our ambitious goals that this collection of exceptional individuals will guide the development of this vital district," Ruggerio said in October 2011, after the Senate confirmed the members of the commission. In a statement to GoLocalProv this week, he expressed confidence that the work was moving forward on the redevelopment project.
Providence Mayor Angel Taveras
As with the Governor, the support of the Mayor is critical to the success of a major redevelopment initiative. At least three members of the commission were Taveras' picks, although Chafee made the final nominations to the Senate. The City of Providence remains an important player in the redevelopment process, approving a major re-zoning of the area in 2012 that grants flexibility to future development. As Mayor, Taveras also proposed—and successfully passed—a commercial tax property tax freeze. Taveras announced his run for Governor last October, ensuring that a new mayor will oversee the development of the former Interstate 195 land.
Colin P. Kane, I-195 Commission Chairman
Colin Kane is Principal of Peregrine Group LLC. Kane is Peregrine's lead partner for project transactional activities, including structured workouts, payment settlements, deal origination, project planning, asset acquisition and sales, leasing, financial analysis, workout analysis, and debt/equity capitalization.
Prior to helping found Peregrine in 2001, Kane worked as a Development Manager for Gilbane Properties. Kane has broad experience in real estate development, including successful projects in Rhode Island, North Carolina, California, Maine, Nevada, Vermont, Virginia, Maryland, and Florida over the past 12 years. Projects include mixed-use campuses, historic rehabilitations, multi-family housing, hospitality venues, planned residential communities, large-scale corporate and institutional build-to-suits (including medical facilities), and brownfield redevelopment.
Kane is a combat veteran of Operation Desert Storm, a graduate of Harvard Business School (MBA), Georgetown University (MA), and the US Naval Academy (BS, with distinction), and serves on the Executive Committee of the RI Builder's Association. He is a resident of Wickford. (Nominated by Chafee.)
Barrett Bready, M.D. I-195 Commission Member
Barrett Bready, M.D., is President and CEO of NABsys, Inc., a start-up and an advanced DNA sequencing technology company located in the heart of the Knowledge District. Bready has headed NABsys since 2005, and has led the company's acquisition of GeneSpectrum as well as the execution of its licensing deal with Brown University.
Bready has been named one of the top "30 under 30" in New England by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology and one of 25 "movers and shakers" in the State of Rhode Island by Rhode Island Monthly.
Bready teaches "Biotechnology Management" at Brown, where he holds the position of Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biotechnology. He received his M.D. from Brown Medical School and his Sc.B. in Physics from Brown. He co-chairs BioGroup, Rhode Island's biotechnology industry organization, serves on the Board of Directors of the Brown Medical Alumni Association, and is a Trustee of the Providence Preservation Society and WaterFire. (Nominated by Chafee.)
Barbara A. Hunger, I-195 Commission Member
Barbara Hunger has been a registered nurse in the Labor and Delivery Unit at Women and Infants Hospital for 25 years. Prior to joining Women and Infants, Hunger worked as a nurse in hospitals throughout New England. She earned a BS from Southern Connecticut State University. Her civic involvement includes volunteerism with CityArts, Elmwood Neighborhood Housing, Community Music Works, and the Steel Yard. Hunger has been a resident of and homeowner in Providence's Elmwood neighborhood for 25 years and raised two children who attended Providence Public Schools. (Recommended by Taveras.)
Diana L. Johnson, I-195 Commission Member
Diana Johnson is a self-employed art consultant. She served as Director of Brown University's David Winton Bell Gallery and as Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs, Chief Curator, and Acting Director of the RISD Museum of Art.
Johnson also has served as Senior Vice President and City Executive with the Private Clients Group at Fleet National Bank-Bank of America, Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager with the Providence Group Investment Advisory Company, and Vice President with the Trust and Investment Division of Fleet National Bank.
Johnson has served on the Boards of the RI Committee for the Humanities, Veterans Memorial Auditorium, and Trinity Repertory Company, and as Board Chairman of the RI State Council on the Arts, Travelers Aid Society of RI, and Planned Parenthood of RI. She received a BA in Government from Radcliffe College (Harvard University) and an MA in Art History from Brown. She is a resident of Providence. (Nominated by Governor Chafee.)
John M. Kelly, I-195 Commission Member
John Kelly has been the President and CEO of Meeting Street School for the last 14 years. Meeting Street serves over 3,000 Rhode Island children and families each year. During his tenure, Kelly has overseen the development of Meeting Street's $25 million South Providence campus which resulted in over 180 jobs moving to South Providence (with an additional 40 jobs added since its relocation).
An attorney by training, Kelly previously focused his law practice in corporate and real estate law as a partner at Tillinghast, Collins & Graham. Kelly subsequently held a leadership position in a non-profit organization, The Coalition for Community Development, which was created to revitalize downtown Providence.
Kelly has served as Chair of the Board of Directors of The Genesis Center and the Providence Revolving Fund and has chaired four city boards and commissions: the Port Commission, the Zoning Board of Review, Adhoc Permitting Review and the Salary Review Commission. As Chair of the Adhoc Permitting Review group, he was tasked with streamlining Providence's permitting process. To date, the city has implemented electronic plan review, concurrent plan review and launched of an expedited review process. He is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and earned a law degree from Boston College. Kelly is a resident of the city's south side. (Recommended by Taveras and Fox.)
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Mark T. Ryan, I-195 Commission Member
Mark Ryan is a principal at Moses and Afonso, Ltd., where he concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate and business law. Ryan has extensive business and business law experience.
Prior to joining Moses and Alfonso, he was with the Providence Journal Company for nearly 25 years, where he served as Executive Vice President and General Manager, Senior Vice President – Legal and Administration, and Vice President – Legal and Administration. During his time at the Journal, Ryan was also responsible for litigation management, environmental issues and labor and employment matters country wide, and oversaw digital operations.
Ryan is a Director and Member of the Nominating and Legislative Committees of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, First Vice Chairman and Trustee of the Providence Performing Arts Center, a Member of the Rhode Island Commodores, and a Member of the Rhode Island Bar Association. Ryan is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island and New England School of Law. (Recommended by Taveras.)
Michael S. Van Leesten, I-195 Commission Member
Michael Van Leesten is CEO of OIC of Rhode Island, a non-profit that provides training, employment, and minority business development services. He also heads Van Leesten Group, LLC, a community development consulting firm.
Van Leesten has over 40 years of community and business development experience, including: Executive Director of the Providence Planning and Development Department, Director of Fleet National Bank, Chairman of the RI Home Mortgage & Finance Corporation, public affairs management with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and, currently, Chairman of the Providence Black Repertory Company. He has directly managed and developed various types of commercial and residential real estate projects in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Van Leesten is a member of the RI Heritage Hall of Fame. A graduate of Rhode Island College with a degree in education, he has also completed the University of Pennsylvania's Executive Management program and did course work in Community Planning at the University of Rhode Island. (Nominated by Chafee.)
Jan Brodie, Executive Director, I-195 Commission
Hired in May 2013, Jan Brodie serves as the executive director for the I-195 commission—one of just two staff positions on the commission. Brodie was hired after a six-month search in which over 200 candidates for the job were reviewed.
Prior to her appointment, Brodie has served as the Northeast Regional Director of The Community Builders, a real-estate development organization in Boston, Massachusetts. Previously, she was the Vice President of the Armory Revival Company in Providence.
Brodie received her MBA from The Wharton School, her masters in architecture from the University of Pennsylvania GSFA and her bachelors of arts degree from Williams College.
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James S. Bennett, Providence Economic Development Director
As its Director of Economic Development, Bennett is the city's point person for any economic development effort in Providence. Bennett was appointed by Taveras in August 2011, months before the commission was established. According to his official city bio, "In this position, Mr. Bennett oversees all economic development initiatives and leads efforts to support existing businesses, attract new businesses and create jobs in Rhode Island's capital city."
Bennett previously was the chairman of the Rhode Island Convention Center from 1995 to 2001. He was reappointed as chairman in June 2011 by Chafee. "His leadership of the board has been credited with the Convention Center's successful efforts to market Providence as a national convention destination and increase convention business and tourism in the capital city," his city bio states. Bennett has also launched three startup companies and run several large companies. He is a 1979 graduate of Brown University.
Brown University
It's hard to imagine Brown University—which opened its new medical school in the Jewelry District three years ago and is the sixth largest employer in the city—not playing a role in the redevelopment of the former Interstate 195 land. Brown is a critical partner in local and state officials' vision for a new "Knowledge District" in Providence. In recent years, President Ruth Simmons was the university's chief liaison to the community. That role now falls to new President Christina Paxson, who has a background in economics. Brown has already expressed an interest in the I-195 land, but no formal proposal has been submitted to the commission.
Johnson and Wales University
Johnson and Wales is also deeply involved in the redevelopment of the I-195 land. In November 2012, the university purchased two parcels from the former highway area to expand its downtown campus. "This area is integral to the future economic development of our city and state, and I am very pleased our plans for these parcels of land will bring jobs and activity to the old Route I-195 corridor and serve as a catalyst for other private development to follow," said JWU Chancellor John Bowen, according to remarks reported in the Providence Business News. Johnson and Wales has expressed interest in buying up more land from the I-195 commission.
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If a user then finds a table with columns for "U.S. President Name" and "U.S. President Birthplace", my website could screen-scrape that table as well, "JOIN" the data, and now, whenever someone looks at my website's "U.S. President" list, they'll also be able to find a mapping for every president's birthplace. And so on for other data.
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Surgical Critical Care Fellowship
The Pediatric Surgical Critical Care Fellowship is an ACGME-accredited, one-year surgical subspecialty fellowship program.
Pediatric Surgical Critical Care is an ACGME-accredited one year surgical subspecialty fellowship program which trains surgeons to: (1) manage the complex medical and surgical problems in critically ill pediatric surgical patients, (2) supervise a critical care unit, and (3) conduct scholarly activities. Patients range in age from the extremely premature neonate to adolescent and adult patients. The Surgical Critical Care (SCC) Fellow manages trauma, thermal injury, ECMO, and critically-ill surgical patients before and after their operative procedures.
The Surgical Critical Care Fellow benefits from the large volume of surgical patients at Children's Hospital with greater than 3,600 general surgery operations per year. The Surgical Critical Care Fellow attends to the majority of the approximately 325 surgical and trauma patients who are cared for in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit on an annual basis. In addition, the fellow is involved with the surgical patients in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
What You Need To Know
The Surgical Critical Care Fellow is a key physician in the care of patients at one of the largest pediatric Trauma Centers in the United States. The Fellow is the Trauma Team leader for all the Level I traumas during the daytime. Children's Hospital also has fellowships in Pediatric Critical Care, Neonatology and Pediatric Surgery. Together these programs create a unique community of fellows that promotes peer-to-peer education and research.
The Surgical Critical Care Fellow is expected to complete three research projects for publication including one for presentation. Most of these research projects involve clinical epidemiology or health services research backed by strong biostatistics resources. The fellow also has the opportunity for basic science research. The fellows have significant exposure to general surgical problems both in the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Departments but also from operative experience gained while on-call for the general surgery service.
Given the advanced nature of the program, the Program Director works with the SCC Fellow to tailor the experiences to his/her specific needs and interests within the overall framework of the curriculum. Most residents spend one month in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, two weeks with the Department of Anesthesiology and one month in the adult SICU at The Ohio State University Medical Center.
The SCC Fellow should be able to: (1) establish and administer an Intensive Care Unit that provides critical care to neonates, infants, children, and adolescents from all surgical sub-specialties and (2) teach and conduct research in pediatric surgical critical care.
Upon successful completion of the pediatric surgical critical care residency, the graduate is eligible for the examination in Surgical Critical Care administered by the American Board of Surgery.
Dr. Brian Kenney is the Director of the Pediatric Surgical Critical Care Fellowship and Surgical Director of the PICU. The SCC Fellow will work closely with several individuals (Dr. Jonathan I. Groner, Trauma Medical Director, Dr. Renata Fabia, Director, Pediatric Burn Program, Dr. Nadeem Khan, Medical Director of the PICU, Dr. Karen Diefenbach, Director of Minimally Invasive Surgery, and Dr. Edward Shepherd, Medical Director of the NICU) to learn the administrative responsibilities of directing an Intensive Care Unit, including performance improvement, establishment of policies and procedures, design of training programs, and efficient management of resources available to the ICU.
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Northern Exposure
Explore Scandinavia this winter
SAS flies to many destinations in northern Scandinavia, giving you access to some of the world's most amazing winter adventures. Chasing the Northern Lights, riding in a reindeer sleigh or even staying in a hotel made of ice.
Dog sledding, Northern Lights, snowmobile safari, reindeer sledding - there's so much to do in northern Norway. Fly with SAS to Tromsø, northern Norway's largest city set on an island within the Arctic Circle, a popular destination for an unusual and exciting city break. This bustling city full of shops, cafés and bars gives access to some of the most exhilarating excursions and activities, including being greeted by eager huskies loudly cheering upon your arrival, where you can learn how to train and groom your dogs before taking part in a dog sledding safari.
Or why not arrange an Aurora sightseeing tour? Tromsø is a city at the heart of the Northern Lights area, making it one of the best locations in the world to witness this outstanding natural light show.
Approximately 10 miles east of Kiruna is a small village called Jukkasjärvi, the location of the world-famous ICEHOTEL. This amazing building is created each year during the middle of November, where it stays until the temperature rises and it melts away. The entire hotel is made of ice, with machines hauling huge blocks weighing up to 2 tons, creating a unique design for the hotel each year.
The first guests arrive at the beginning of December and the hotel is closed by the end of April when the ice turns back into Torne River from where it came. This distinctive hotel truly is one of the world's most amazing constructions and provides a unique environment for the holiday of a lifetime.
If you have children, why not visit Santa in his cosy cottage? By December, the area is covered in crisp white snow. Take your family on a reindeer sled ride, then finish off the day with decoration making. This area truly has something for all the family.
Similar to Tromsø, Kirkenes offers some amazing winter activities, including husky sledding, snowmobiling and king crab safaris, to name just a few. Go ice fishing to catch giant king crabs, which can be as large as 6.5 feet and weigh up to 33 lbs.!
Kirkenes is a beautiful and unique setting with a wide range of activates to keep you occupied, complemented by the natural beauty of mountains and the fjords.
Northern Scandinavian destinations offer a wide range of things to do and see - and Luleå is no exception. Luleå is the capital of Swedish Lapland. You can enjoy an action-fuelled stay or take advantage of the remote solitude and tranquillity. Try river rafting, snow sledding , snowshoe tours, scooter riding, skiing and even ice fishing. If you want a break from all the activity, visit Gammelstad, a quaint village with its distinctive painted red walls with white doors and windows.


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The Dillinger Escape Plan Unleash Album Preview for 'One of Us Is the Killer'
Extreme metal innovators the Dillinger Escape Plan have posted a new six-and-a-half teaser for the band's upcoming album, 'One of Us is the Killer,' and holy hell it's good. The band's 2013 album is one of the year's most anticipated metal releases, and Dillinger fans have been waiting to sink their teeth into something new since 'Option Paralysis' took off in 2010. How awesome is the trailer? Let's just say it delivers like a cannonball to the gut.
Dillinger's teaser for 'One of Us is the Killer' guides you through the band's incredibly wide spectrum, showcasing the act's trademark sense of spastic violence, while delving into the softer and catchier side of Dillinger. Vocalist Greg Puciato sounds phenomenally versatile as the new sneak peek weaves in and out of the Dillinger Escape Plan's sonic maze, while the instrumental section, as tight as ever, showcase eternal and ever-expanding boundaries.
In Puciato's recent interview with Full Metal Jackie, the vocalist describes the disjointed, yet cohesive sound of 'One of Us is the Killer':
I don't know if there's any tricks so much as we just know after time what sounds like Dillinger and what doesn't, and even if something sounds really different than the song before it, there's a lot of stuff that me and Ben [Weinman, guitar] each write that doesn't get used for Dillinger that we use for other things. I think it's just a matter of knowing – I can't really explain, it's just an intuition that you have that 'this is not something that's appropriate for this band and this is.' It's just a certain vibe that you develop over time, it's like if you have a movie series and you're a horror movie guy and you're making 'Nightmare on Elm Street.' You know that some scene would be better off in another horror movie and it's not necessarily supposed to be in a 'Nightmare on Elm Street' movie. I don't know, it's something, it's intangible.
Check out the teaser for the Dillinger Escape Plan's 'One of Us is the Killer' below and be sure to pick up the album once it drops on May 14.
The Dillinger Escape Plan, 'One of Us is the Killer' Album Preview


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Titanfall's Maps, Prestige Mode and Other Details Leaked
Get ready to brush up on a whole lot of new Titanfall details, because 15 new maps have been leaked, as well as information on Generations, the game's very own Prestige Mode.
Behold the 15 new maps that have been leaked on NeoGAF. These top-down pictures show us the playgrounds we'll be stomping through with our Titans when Titanfall goes live on March 11.
Not only do we see a layout of each map, but we're also given a look at some of the individual features scattered throughout each zone. As you can see, there are even turrets placed on certain maps to help you bring down your opponents' Titans. Study up, ladies and gents, because it could be tough to maneuver a giant robot through some of these locations, and you wouldn't want to get caught unawares in a back alley, surrounded by ground troops with rocket launchers.
According to a post on the Titanfall subreddit, some new details about different aspects of Titanfall were leaked. First is a game mode called Pilot Hunter, in which you must kill the enemy team's Pilots in order to reach a score limit. Each Pilot killed is worth one point.
Then there's Generations, Titanfall's version of Prestige Mode. Generations will allow you to reset to Level 1, resetting all of your challenges and unlocks. But you'll be able to earn experience points at a rate of 110% and retain your Burn Card collection.
Finally, ziplines have been revealed. These can be attached to any surface and can even be deployed in mid-air, allowing you to travel quickly both ways. This should make for some fleet-footed getaways, should a Titan fall right next to you and you don't feel like being scraped off its boot.
Titanfall will be released on PC, Xbox 360 and Xbox One on March 11, 2014. Peep the maps below and study up!


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2CUL Partnership Expands Southeast Asian Studies Collaboration
(NEW YORK, June 8, 2011) – Expert librarians from Cornell University Library in the field of Southeast Asian Studies will extend their services and collections to the entire academic community at Columbia University.
Thanks to the innovative 2CUL partnership between the institutions, faculty, students and staff at both universities will be able to borrow books and other materials in an expedited manner from either library. Through this new formal arrangement, Cornell's two Southeast Asia librarians will work with faculty and students at Columbia, offering in-depth reference services.
They will also work directly with Columbia's librarians, providing advice on collection development and selecting materials. Cornell will provide improved access to materials in multiple languages, including Burmese, Filipino, Indonesian, Khmer, Lao, Malaysian, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese. Columbia will continue to maintain and enhance its English language resource collection.
This new agreement builds upon the success of 2CUL's first resource-sharing agreement: collaborative collection development and research help in Slavic and East European Studies, which was implemented in fall 2010.
"We hold the most comprehensive collection on Southeast Asia at an academic institution in the world," said Anne R. Kenney, Cornell's Carl A. Kroch University Librarian. "The breadth and depth of our expertise in this area will help users at Columbia, just as Columbia's experience with Slavic Studies helps our users. This partnership enables us to keep these specialized areas vibrant and growing, in a sustainable way, for the sake of deep scholarship at both institutions."
Faculty members and graduate students at both schools will have direct access to Cornell's Southeast Asian Librarians — Greg Green and Jeffrey Peterson, curator and assistant curator of the John M. Echols Collection on Southeast Asia — via telephone, email or video conference for advanced queries and research topics specifically related to Southeast Asian language resources. Green and Peterson will also visit Columbia's campus each semester to provide in-person instruction and consultation services; Columbia's librarians will still provide English-language resource support.
"The 2CUL collaboration provides a great opportunity for us to find ways to better collect material from and about Southeast Asia and improve access to the collections for students and scholars at both institutions," Green said. "We've always worked hard to provide good service to people from all over the world, and this agreement formally recognizes our commitment to share this amazing treasure."
Cornell's Echols Collection, established in 1977, contains more than 450,000 volumes and covers Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Its goal is to gather every single publication of research value produced in the countries of Southeast Asia and publications about the region published in other parts of the world.
"Formalizing the Southeast Asian Studies collaboration between Cornell and Columbia is a significant step in developing new and innovative models for building specialized global collections," said Pamela Graham, Director of Area Studies at Columbia University Libraries. "Our Columbia community will have more visible and direct access to the remarkable collections and expertise at Cornell. We look forward to working in partnership with our colleagues at Cornell to advance our common mission of building distinctive research collections and providing excellent service to faculty, students and scholars."
Columbia University Libraries/Information Services is one of the top five academic research library systems in North America. The collections include over 11 million volumes, over 150,000 journals and serials, as well as extensive electronic resources, manuscripts, rare books, microforms, maps, and graphic and audio-visual materials. The services and collections are organized into 22 libraries and various academic technology centers. The Libraries employs more than 550 professional and support staff. The website of the Libraries is the gateway to its services and resources: library.columbia.edu.
Cornell University Library is both an Ivy League institution and New York's land-grant university. Among the top ten academic research libraries in the country, Cornell University Library reflects the university's distinctive mix of eminent scholarship and democratic ideals. The Library offers cutting-edge programs and facilities, a full spectrum of services, extensive collections that represent the depth and breadth of the university, and a deep network of digital resources. Its impact reaches beyond campus boundaries with initiatives that extend the land grant mission to a global focus. To learn more, visit library.cornell.edu.
Cornell's librarians in Southeast Asian Studies will extend their expertise and collections to Columbia


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Those Mets participating include:
RHP Jenrry Mejia: Here's the Mets' best pitching prospect, the one teams first ask for when calling the Mets about trades. He can bring it, but the Mets want him to develop his curveball. Like with Mike Pelfrey, developing a secondary pitch is essential.
RHP Scott Moviel: Moviel is going as he missed most of the first half of the season with an injury. At 21, he's still young enough to fit into the prospect category, but progress needs to be made. He gave up 61 hits and walked 24 in 64 1/3 innings, not a good ratio.
LHP Eric Niesen: Niesen finished his season at Class AA Binghamton by going 3-1 with a 2.40 ERA. Assuming Jon Niese will be either with the Mets or not ready, he should be Class AAA Buffalo's projected No. 1.
RHP Josh Stinson: This guy can throw, with 35 strikeouts in 36 1/3 innings for St. Lucie and 49 punch outs in 42 1/3 innings for Savannah. He's still years away.
2B Reese Havens: The hope is Havens will be ready to step in at second when Luis Castillo goes in two years.
1B Ike Davis: He's the Mets' best hitting prospect, perhaps even better than Fernando Martinez. He definitely is a greater power threat. The assumption is he'll step in at Class AAA Buffalo and be ready to move in after next season. That's why there shouldn't be such a rush to sign a name player to replace Daniel Murphy.
SS Ruben Tejada: He's the best interior infield prospect in the minor leagues, but not ready for prime time. He'll land at Class AAA Buffalo. It would be a push to think he'd be ready if Jose Reyes isn't healthy.
LF Lucas Duda: Duda has power, but a problem against left-handed pitching. He's also 23, an age where he should be a lot higher on the ladder.


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For a map of dropoff sites accepting flood material, visit http://maps.bouldercounty.org/dumpsters.
For a full list of what cannot be placed in community trash receptacles, visit bouldercounty.org/flood/pages/fldebriscollection.aspx.
Following last week's seemingly endless rain, trash and debris dropoff sites established around Boulder to help with the post-flood cleanup efforts are now dealing with a seemingly endless stream of water-logged, muddy material.
Boulder County and city officials are working with Western Disposal to operate 21 collection sites around Boulder, Niwot and Gunbarrel, each with a large roll-off trash container.
The sites, which include Scott Carpenter Park, Chautauqua Park and North Boulder Park, opened Sunday and have been busy, officials say.
But some Boulder residents say the sites don't meet their needs, and the city should look at ways to improve cleanup efforts in neighborhoods not near those sites.
Wendy Littlepage and her husband live in the 2000 block of Kalmia Avenue, about one mile from the nearest collection site at Salberg Park. A tiny river ran through their garage during the flooding, damaging power tools, chairs and items stored there, Littlepage said.
After clearing out the garage, Littlepage said she was frustrated by the lack of a nearby site where she could get rid of the trash. She doesn't own a truck and used a wheelbarrow to move her trash, eventually dumping it in a neighbor's rented container.
"Something in the neighborhood would help," she said.
City officials recognized Tuesday that sites were having trouble keeping up with demand but noted the Boulder area is not the only place in Colorado with garbage disposal needs, making it hard to find additional roll-off containers.
"The challenge we're facing is that the demand for the receptacles is far greater than the space in the receptacles," city spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said. "And there is a limited supply of roll-off containers in the region right now."
Frank Bruno, president of Western Disposal, said the company has more than 200 large trash containers, ranging from the 30- and 40-yard varieties in place at the dropoff sites to the more common 4-, 6- and 8-yard sizes. He said a majority of those are in play now, whether they are already dedicated to a business, are being used at a dropoff site or are waiting to be taken to a dropoff site to replace a full container.
Bruno said Western has already rented more containers that have yet to arrive, as well as rented more trucks to meet needs.
"There is unprecedented demand for resources like this," Bruno said. "We all need to be patient with one another."
Huntley said the city is relying on people to help smooth out the cleanup efforts by adhering to rules about what can be dropped off at the sites. She said the city is using the honor system when it comes to keeping electronics, hazardous waste, equipment containing gasoline and other items banned from landfills away from the dropoff sites.
Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett also addressed the trash situation Tuesday, noting that he had heard of professional cleanup crews taking loads of material to the community dropoff sites, overloading them when their purpose is to help neighborhood residents. He advised residents who observe such illegal dumping to get a description and license plate for the vehicle and call the county's consumer protection division at 303-441-3700.
The dropoff site at North Boulder Park, near the corner of Seventh Street and Dellwood Avenue, was popular Tuesday. A large pile of trash built up next to the site's full 40-foot container within a few hours of crews coming by to clear the previous pile.
Hal Blankenship and his son James were there with a pickup truck full of mud-covered debris at about 4 p.m. Blankenship, of Longmont, said his house was not damaged in the flood, but one of his co-workers who lives near Fourth Street and Dewey Avenue in Boulder had a severely flooded basement he was helping clear.
"He was next to a construction site," Blankenship said. "The construction site ended up in his basement."
While his co-worker tried to rent a trash container of his own, none was available at the companies he called following the flooding, Blankenship said, estimating 10 to 15 truckloads of material still needed to be hauled off of his friend's property.
Patrick Bernard dropped off spoiled food at North Boulder Park on Tuesday, after he hauled it in his car from a business in the 100 block of Arapahoe Avenue. While the site was not particularly close to the business, Bernard said he was just happy to have the option.
"There is quite a big pile here, but at least it is getting taken care of," he said. "I'd rather not wait in line at the dump."
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An opportunity to play professional baseball is a hard one to turn down. Regardless, Missouri senior Ryan Lollis has now said "no" twice.
The centerfielder said he has no regrets about either of his decisions. He maintains he plays the game as if he were in the school-yard with his childhood buddies. But over his four-year tenure at MU, Lollis has learned and grown far more than he could have ever imagined when first arriving in Columbia.
After a stellar senior season in high school, Lollis was named a first team All-State selection in Texas and went on to win the State Championship with Houston Christian. He entered his name into the MLB draft shortly after, and the 20th round, his number was called.
So why did Lollis say no to the Pittsburgh Pirates, who wanted to draft him straight out of high school?
"My dad made me," Lollis laughed. "I wanted to go because it's such a cool experience. Getting drafted, that's everyone's dream. I wanted to go really bad, but he (my dad) was like, �you need to go to college.'"
While most schools in Texas looked at Lollis as a pitcher, MU was bidding for his bat along with his defensive talent. Wanting a change of pace and a chance to hit, Lollis traveled to Missouri to earn his college degree and play baseball for the Tigers.
"They were going to let me hit," Lollis confirmed as of one of the biggest reasons he decided to come to Mizzou.
And hit he did. During his freshman campaign Lollis put up a .327 batting average, the third highest on MU's 2006 squad. He attributes a lot of his success to the players ahead of him.
"I had a good opportunity my freshman year. There were a lot of good teachers in front of me, Hunter Mense, Evan Frey," said Lollis. "I learned from just watching those guys, knowing that if I ever got a chance, if you're going to play, you can't make a mistake. You just want to live up to something like that. When I got my opportunity I just tried to make the best of it."
Along with putting up outstanding numbers at the plate in his first year, he had a flawless season in the outfield. Committing zero errors, Lollis was beginning to live up to the hype.
But his Tiger career was only beginning. At the 2006 NCAA Regional against UC-Irvine, Lollis was asked to pinch-hit. With a single, he sent Mizzou to the Super Regional.
"I got the game-winning hit in the 14th inning. That was really special," Lollis said. "That kind of set the tone for me and my career here."
As the years went by, Lollis has watched his role-models graduate and now finds himself in a similar mentor position. He still boasts Frey and Mense, and how lucky he was to have the chance to witness their incredible talent. But each year brings new freshmen, and Lollis knows he is now the one being watched. Feeling little pressure by this, he sets an example for younger Tigers by admitting he still plays like a kid.
"I love hitting the ball. I love just playing the game how it is supposed to be played," Lollis said. "Stealing bases is fun. I hate getting caught stealing. Scoring runs is so much fun. Things like that, when you get things going, people get excited. I just think that's the best part about this game, when you're having the most fun and you're playing like a kid. If you ever forget how to do that, it's just not fun anymore. I just like playing, so I try to play the best I can."
Lollis' passion for the game has held strong. Though times when he felt overwhelmed with classes and new responsibilities, his coaches and teammates were always there to help. Likewise, the same group of guys helped make it easier to say "no" to the Detroit Pirates when they offered him a spot last season.
"I hear whenever you're done, the last team ball you actually play, and play for each other, is in college," said Lollis. "I'm not sure if it's true, but I had another opportunity to play with these guys. I'm not going to be with them forever, so it was another chance for me to come back and play with them, which has been awesome."
At the conclusion of the season, Lollis will once again have to decide if he will enter his name into the MLB draft. But before then, he has a senior baseball season and school to finish up. Upon graduation Lollis will be the first in his family to graduate from college, a goal not only of his, but also of his parents.
When asked if he feels he has lived up to Frey and Mense of a few years ago, a personal goal of his, Lollis smiled.
"Those are some big shoes to fill. I don't want to say I can fill those shoes, I want to make my own footprints. Just so someone can say the same thing I'm saying about those guys. Hopefully they're going to say that about me when I'm gone. In the end, I'm glad I came here," said Lollis. "I made a lot of friends and a lot of memories I'll never forget."
Many will never forget Lollis either. He has led the Tigers in several categories, including at-bats, hits, doubles, stolen bases, and sac flies, just to name a few.
After four unforgettable years, Lollis knows saying "no" isn't always a bad thing.
"It was a good decision. I've just learned so much in three years and I have no regrets about it. I love this place (Missouri)," he contested. "I'm going to miss it so much when I'm out of here."


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Freshmen Jake Ezell, Adrian Perez, and Michael Richmond have introduced themselves and will blog throughout their freshman year about the Wabash experience.
Last year three freshmen wrote throughout the year and made an impact on this year's incoming class. When the entire freshman class was surveyed about the blogs, approximately 50 responded they would like to be a Class of 2011 blogger!
Ezell is from Indianapolis and a graduate of Roncalli High School. At Roncalli, Jake was active in a long list of school extra-curricular activities and sports. He also was a leader on many of those teams and organizations.
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text: Home- Faculty Search- Faculty Directory- Scott Kraly Colgate Directory FACULTY DETAIL < BACK TO RESULTS Scott KralyCharles A. Dana Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience Psychology , 110C Olin Hall p firstname.lastname@example.com The focus of my research is the neuroendocrine control of ingestive behavior, in particular, the physiological mechanisms by which eating elicits drinking behavior. Many of the students working in my laboratory learn various surgical procedures including manipulations of the gastrointestinal tract and stereotaxic surgery to implant a cannula into the brain of a rat. Students conduct experiments in which drugs are used to manipulate neurochemical mechanisms to study their involvement in eating and drinking. More than twenty-five Colgate undergraduates have become co-authors of published journal articles reporting the results of experiments conducted at Colgate. My book, "The Unwell Brain: Understanding the Psychobiology of Mental Health" (WW Norton, 2009), developed from my teaching courses in brain and behavior and psychopharmacology. My new book is "Psychopharmacology Problem Solving: Principles and Practices to Get it Right" (WW Norton, 2014). Colgate will launch in late August 2015 my digital online course, a MOOC entitled "Medicating for Mental Health." When not working, I play the drums in the alternative/pop band dangerboy. Degree BA University of Notre Dame 1970; MA, PhD Johns Hopkins University 1972, 1974 Specialties Physiological psychology, neuroscience, psychopharmacology, experimental psychology Interests Neuroendocrine control of drinking and eating Publications Books: Kraly, F.S. Psychopharmacology Problem Solving: Principles and Practices to Get it Right. WW Norton & Co., Inc., New York, 2014. Kraly, F.S. Brain Science and Psychological Disorders: Therapy, Psychotropic Drugs, and the Brain. WW Norton & Co., Inc., New York, 2006. (Reissued in 2009 as The Unwell Brain: Understanding the Psychobiology of Mental Health.) Selected Articles in Professional Journals: (NOTE: bold text indicates Colgate undergraduate) Kraly, F.S. Eating provides important physiological signals for satiety and drinking. Physiology and Behavior, 2004, 82, 49-52. Kraly, F.S. & Jones, K.M. Histaminergic activation of endogenous angiotensin II fails to inhibit alcohol intake in rats. Alcohol, 1999, 17, 57-61. Kraly, F.S., Tribuzio, R.A., Keefe, M.E., Kim, Y.M. & Lowrance, R. Endogenous histamine contributes to drinking initiated without postprandial challenges to fluid homeostasis in rats. Physiology and Behavior, 1996, 58, 1137-1143. Kraly, F.S., Tribuzio. R.A., Kim, Y.-M., Keefe, M.E., Braun, C.J. & Newman, B.H. Angiotensin AT1 and AT2 receptors contribute to drinking elicited by eating in rats. Physiology and Behavior, 1995, 58, 1099-1109. Kraly, F.S., Kim, Y.-M., Dunham, L.M. & Tribuzio, R.A. Drinking after intragastric NaCl without increase in systemic plasma osmolality in rats. American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory,Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 1995, 269, R1085-R1092. Kraly, F.S. & Klinko, C.J. Separate controls for conditioned cephalic phases of acid secretion and drinking in the rat. Physiology and Behavior, 1991, 49, 7-11. Kraly, F.S. Drinking elicited by eating. In: Progress in Psychobiology and Physiological Psychology, Vol. 14. A.N. Epstein & A. Morrison (Eds.), Academic Press, New York, 1990, 67-133. Kraly, F.S., Coogan, L.A., Specht, S.M., Trattner, M.S., Zayfert, C., Cohen, A. & Goldstein, J.A. Disordered drinking in developing spontaneously hypertensive rats. American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 1985, 248, R464-R470. Kraly, F.S. Physiology of drinking elicited by eating. Psychological Review, 1984, 91, 478-490. Kraly, F.S. Preabsorptive pregastric vagally-mediated histaminergic component of drinking elicited by eating in the rat. Behavioral Neuroscience, 1984, 98, 349-355. Kraly, F.S. Histamine plays a part in induction of drinking by food intake. Nature, 1983, 302, 65-66. Kraly, F.S. A diurnal variation in the satiating potency of cholecystokinin in the rat. Appetite, 1981, 2, 177-191. Kraly, F.S., Gibbs, J. & Smith, G.P. Disordered drinking after abdominal vagotomy in rats. Nature, 1975, 258, 226-228. Professional Experience Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychiatry, Cornell University Medical College 1974-78 Distinctions National Institutes of Health Research Grant, principle investigator. Colgate Alumni Corporation Distinguished Teaching Award (2005). Director, Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (2008-2011).


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If you're a farmer or rancher, you've likely got a lot on your mind and plenty of tasks on your plate as the weather warms up and you head into planting season. One of the most important things you can do though is make sure you're in good health. As someone who works in the elements, you need to give your body extra care and attention. Schedule a routine physical with your primary care physician, but run through this checklist beforehand to see if you've got any concerns you'd like to address at your appointment.
Farmers and ranchers have the joy of working in the great outdoors, but unfortunately that increases one's risk for developing skin cancer. You can take measures to reduce UV exposure by wearing protective clothing and sunscreen. You've likely been bundled up all winter, so take a moment this spring to examine your skin for any new moles or growths and review existing ones for the ABCDEs of melanoma. These are all warning signs you need to get checked out. Talk to your dermatologist or primary care physician about any herbicides or pesticides you are exposed to because they pose a skin cancer risk, as well.
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Some of the loudest noises on the farm or ranch include pig squeals, grain equipment, tractors and chainsaws. If you're around these sounds, you could be at risk for premature hearing loss. Use ear protection when necessary. If you're finding yourself straining to hear people's natural speaking voices, you might be due for a hearing test this spring.
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When your livelihood depends on factors that are out of your control, like the weather, the economy and more, life can get stressful. The harsh realities of farming and ranching can bring on serious anxiety and depression. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that agricultural workers have the highest rate of suicide over any other occupation. If you are experiencing symptoms of anxiety or depression, seek help from a mental health professional in your community immediately. At any time, you can also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255.
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NILES, IL, April 28, 2009 — Even after 18 years as a band and nine albums, the Babasonicos are still hungry. "We will never be satisfied to rest on our achievements," says the band's frontman Adrián Dárgelos, "because it is in our very nature to continually subvert and change the panorama of what is understood as music."
Mucho, the band's latest album, brings expression of the band's latest evolutionary steps into sharp focus with a selection of songs mixed in London by Phil Brown of Roxy Music fame.
"Phil has always been a mythical rock-god engineer to us," Dárgelos says. "Given our rock en espanol budget, we didn't think there was much chance of us ever working with him, however. That's why we were stunned after we sent him a disc of some of our songs, and he accepted to do Mucho right away."
Bringing the songs of Mucho to Babasonicos's live stage act along with their heavy catalog of other hits is a job the band trusts to Shure. Now, wired with PSM ®700 personal in-ear monitors, Diego Rodriguez opts to stick with an SM58® microphone for vocals, a choice he has made since very early in the band's career.
"I started rehearsing with Babasonicos in 1985," Dárgelos confides. "We were all friends in secondary school in Argentina, or what you'd call high school in the U.S. One of the first things we bought was an SM58. Today, we still own a number of Shure mics, and that original is probably still one of the ones we're using. It may seem surprising, but this goes to show you that a microphone bought more than 20 years ago can indeed still work virtually the same as it did new."
Born and bred in a school of rock taking root in Argentina in the late '80s known as sonic underground, Babasonicos has taken a more mainstream approach in recent years, citing diverse influences ranging from bands like The Beach Boys and The Rolling Stones to Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Sly and the Family Stone.
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- Complete the Ecology elective for the Ranger Award.
- Show the relationship of global events and conditions both political and environmental, to the areas that you described in steps 1 and 2 in the Ecology (Ranger Award elective) above. Determine how conditions in your local area also appear in other areas around the world. Describe some of the interrelationships between people and our natural resources that effect our global environment. Teach others in your crew, another crew, a Cub Scout or Boy Scout group, or another group about the interconnectivity that we all have with each other and our environment.
Source: 1998 Ranger Handbook (2006 printing) (33494C)
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Bolts Promote Downie, Ramo, and Helenius
In a series of back-to-back promotions with the Lightning system, Tampa Bay Executive Vice President and General Manager Brian Lawton announced on Monday that the Bolts have recalled prospect forward Steve Downie from the Norfolk Admirals. In addition, the Lightning announced that they also recalled prospect goaltender Karri Ramo from the Admirals to Tampa on an emergency basis.
Downie's recall was expected, with the Lightning indicating last week that he would be recalled after the NHL All-Star break -- a move that would prevent him from participating in the AHL All-Star game Monday night. However, Ramo's emergency recall was a bit of a surprise, as the St. Pete Times reported on Monday that Tampa veteran netminder Olaf Kolzig suffered a setback during the All-Star break with respect to his injured left arm, and was placed back on IR.
With Ramo recalled to Tampa, the Lightning announced on Tuesday that prospect goaltender Riku Helenius has been reassigned from Mississippi (ECHL) to Norfolk to back up Admirals goalie Mike McKenna. Helenius was assigned to the Gulf Coast last Friday, backing up Sea Wolves and former Bolt prospect goaltender Ryan Munce in two weekend games but seeing no game action.
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with jetworks on the horizon offering an arenacross, outdoor and supercross series and the manufacturers on board with it apparently as well as rockstar does this mean the end of stallybrass and his defunct, stale CMRC national series? will he put up a fight? will he sell his viper and downsize his mansion to try and breath new life into the CMRC nationals?
jetworks seem to have the interests of the oem, riders etc in hand with profit sharing etc. I'm sure the riders will be excited to get some new leadership and direction from a promoters standpoint. any thoughts?
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Re: is this the end of CMRC
I don't know how cmrc could pull this one out of the hole. At least here in Ontario. They ( cmrc)became what they replaced. The only thing is rumour has it the new guys want to get in bed again with that troll At CMA. What a dinosaur .
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Uncle Si wrote:Gatehawk wrote:I should also point out that there's talk that Suarez is pissed at Liverpool as he was, apparently, told that he would be allowed to leave the Reds if a Champions League club came in with a 35 million pound bid.
Nope... Signed a fresh contract and the club has made it clear they aren't selling him.... At least to Arsenal.
If you get confused just listen to the people who actually make the decisions and not sky sports and the Mail
55 million... No one cares if Arsenal fans think its fair. We don't want to sell anyway
Well what about BBC?
I'm now under the impression that there is a misunderstanding between Liverpool and everyone else(namely Suarez and Arsenal). I now think that that clause is what Liverpool claims it to be, but the way they explained it to Suarez when he signed the contract left him with the thought that the clause was an outright release clause.


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The Dallas Cowboys are releasing veteran defensive tackle Marcus Spears.
The move Wednesday was designated for June 1, when it will save the Cowboys $2 million against the salary cap.
Spears, who turned 30 last week, was the second of two first-round picks after DeMarcus Ware in 2005.
The move means the Cowboys are mostly considering younger options on their roster as they add an interior defensive lineman in a switch from the 3-4 to the 4-3.
Spears had 314 tackles in eight seasons, including a career-high 65 in 2008. He played in 88 straight games to start his career before a calf injury sidelined him in 2010.
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On a very cold evening in January I joined fellow beer fans for a special dinner by the L is For… team at Toronto's Beer Academy. The meal was prepared by Chef Eyal Liebman, courses were introduced by his wife, sommelier Rebecca Meir Liebman, and the paired beers were presented by the Beer Academy's head brewer, Stephen Rich.
Even with six full courses — two appetizers, a fish, main, cheese, and dessert — Chef Liebman did a commendable job of walking the fine line between satisfying and over-stuffing diners. He also showed that plates at beer dinners don't need to be a four-foot slab of barn board covered in a mountain of meat. Instead his her attractive and carefully presented without being fussy. (more…)


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People Buying Anti-Radiation Pills For The Nuclear Winter
I thought I'd never see the day that I'd be writing this headline, and although things like this have happened before and we've gotten through it. this one is downright scary. Note to the networks: there IS something else going on in the news besides Charlie Sheen!


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Study, work hard, and you will be successful.
This was the mantra repeated by educators throughout my youth. None of them added "be happy" to the success equation.
But a growing body of research in positive psychology and neuroscience is demonstrating that happiness is the secret ingredient to success. It turns out, our brains are more engaged, creative, productive, and resilient when in a positive state.
All this unhappiness comes with a high price tag to businesses, costing more than $550 billion a year in lost productivity. In his book, Donovan identifies 60 simple steps individuals can take to improve their happiness and get back on the path to success. Here are six of the top things happy workers do:
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Police detail murder investigation for New London jury
Evan J. Holmes had blood on his hands when he was taken into custody two years ago at an Old Saybrook hotel, according to a police officer who testified Wednesday at Holmes' murder trial in New London Superior Court.
Holmes' condition upon arrest, the clothing he wore on Nov. 12, 2011, and the comments he made to a detective were among the details revealed Wednesday as prosecutors Paul J. Narducci and Sarah W. Bowman called police officers from New London, state police and Old Saybrook to testify about the investigation and describe physical evidence as it was placed into the record.
Holmes, 22, is accused of forcing his way into 25-year-old Jorge Rosa's Montauk Avenue apartment in New London and fatally shooting Rosa in his bed. On Tuesday, Rosa's girlfriend Gabriela Gonzales, who was in bed with him when he was killed, and who identified her ex-boyfriend, Holmes, as the shooter, had provided the jury with a first-hand account of the crime scene.
New London Police Detective Matthew A. Galante, called in to work within an hour of the 4:15 a.m. shooting, testified Wednesday that he and a crime squad detective prepared a search-and-seizure warrant for the Montauk Avenue apartment and drove to a judge's residence in Stonington to get it signed. Returning to New London, Galante learned that Holmes' white Crown Victoria had been located in Old Saybrook.
Old Saybrook Police K-9 Officer Brian Ziolkovski testified that he and his dog, Zeus, were called in after town police officers spotted Holmes' car at the Days Inn on Boston Post Road. New London police had asked Old Saybrook officers to look for Holmes after Holmes' cellphone "pinged" in town, according to Ziolkovski.
Ziolkovski said he and Zeus, who was on a 12-inch leash, were part of a tactical entry team that approached the hotel in a stack formation with long guns and shields.
Patrol Sgt. Jeffrey DePerry spotted Holmes and Sebastian walking down the sidewalk, and Holmes, noticing the police, began to run, according to Ziolkovski. He said he released Zeus, a "bite and hold" dog, and gave him the "get him" command after Holmes ignored orders to stop. The dog was running toward Holmes in "full apprehension" mode when Holmes raised his hands and surrendered, according to Ziolkovski. Holmes was compliant as he was handcuffed.
"I noticed he had blood on his hands," Ziolkovski testified.
Holmes was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt over two T-shirts, all of which had blood spots on them, according to testimony. A short time before the Montauk Avenue shooting, Holmes had been punched during an altercation with Rosa's roommate, Todd Silva, at the WildStyle Riders motorcycle club in downtown New London, according to testimony.
Galante, the New London detective, testified that when he arrived in Old Saybrook, Holmes was yelling something about his "shorty," or girlfriend, Shanice Sebastian, who had also been taken into custody. Galante said he walked over to Holmes, who asked him what was up with Sebastian.
Galante said he advised Holmes of his Miranda rights and Holmes told him "whatever was going on in New London had nothing to do with her." Galante said Holmes asked if he could sit in his car because he was cold. Galante told him no because the Crown Victoria was a crime scene.
"He said, 'You won't find a gun in there,'" Galante testified. There had been no discussion of a shooting, Galante said.
Back in New London, members of the Eastern District Major Crime Squad were uncovering "layer after layer" of evidence in Rosa's bedroom on Montauk Avenue, according to testimony from Detective Priscilla Vining of the state police Eastern District Major Crime Squad.
Vining testified that Rosa's body was on the floor next to the bed when she arrived and there were towels and other evidence that medical personnel had been at the scene. There were blood smears, shell casings and a cellphone on the bed. The bed had been pulled away from the wall.
It appeared there were two sources of blood on the comforter, she testified, one coming from somebody who had been lying in the bed and the other from somebody who had stood over the bed.
It appeared one of the projectiles had passed through Rosa, into the mattress and lodged itself into the wall behind the bed. Crime Squad Detective Keith Hoyt has previously testified that the detectives had found 10 shell casings from a .40 caliber handgun and nine projectiles, some in fragments, in the bedroom.
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Regional college notebook: UNH's Jay national finalist for D-II MVP
JAY A WILLINGHAM AWARD FINALIST: Shelton's Peter Jay of the University of New Haven baseball team has been selected as one of 11 national finalists for the Josh Willingham Award, which will be presented for the first time to the Most Valuable Player in Division II as decided by College Baseball Lineup and D2BaseballNews.com. The Chargers' closer for his final two seasons at New Haven, Jay finished the 2013 season at 3-1 with 14 saves and a 0.26 ERA in 34 1/3 innings of work.
UB PLAYER HONORED: University of Bridgeport sophomore catcher Tim Bickford of Wallingford has been selected to the 2013 Rawlings/ABCA America Baseball Coaches' Association NCAA Division II All-East Region second team in a vote of regional coaches. Bickford batted .351 with a team-high three home runs and 33 RBIs and also led the team with 24 doubles which, as of May 13, was the third best total in the nation. On defense, he cut down a 21 runners trying to steal.
MANGAN AN ALL-STAR: Graduated Fairfield women's lacrosse midfielder Chloe Mangan has been selected to play for the Division I North Squad at the 2013 North-South Game on May 26 in Radnor, Pa. A four-time All-MAAC honoree, Mangan finished her senior season with a team-best 43 goals, including five game-winners
COMMUNITY AWARENESS AWARD: Graduated Fairfield women's lacrosse player Danielle Russo was announced as a recipient of a Community Awareness Award, announced by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association. The award recognizes those student-athletes who have distinguished themselves through community service.


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Ontario Masters in Business Administration (MBA) Schools
A wide variety of MBA Schools offer Masters in Business Administration programs on-campus. Do you excel in a social learning setting? Are you interested in meeting other business leaders? If so, selecting a business school with an MBA program has this and more to offer!
Why Consider MBA Schools?
Masters in Business Administration programs are as varied as the MBA schools that offer them. Each business school has a unique set of courses, concentrations, and even, scheduling options. So how does one measure the value proposition of on-campus MBA programs? Aside from learning theory, enrolling in an MBA school may help students build some of the skills needed by chief executives (according to ONet).
DID YOU KNOW? The first MBA program was established in 1908 at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration (source: Wikipedia).
Time Management
MBA Schools offer the traditional route to the Masters degree in Business Administration. Residential colleges use in-person lectures and face-to-face discussions. Students submit assignments to their instructor directly. Full-time MBA students typically have a schedule of classes and cohort meetings. With a fixed schedule, students plan their time around class, projects and assignments.
Effective Communication
One of the key reasons to enroll in business school for an MBA is peer interaction. This is where an online program may be limited. Being on campus offers students the chance to learn how to convey information to others. To discover an ability to negotiate or motivate others. Plus, students in MBA schools are often given team building exercises where they learn to collaborate.
Network and Be a People Person
One of the things MBA schools offer is the in-person ability to practice networking and find a mentor. Business schools have alumni networks, opportunities to participate in clubs
and groups. On the business side, it can be a great forum for learning about people. Ultimately, a good manager knows how to work with their personnel. On the student experience side, meeting new people, making friends and attending social events may round out otherwise grueling academics.
Learn Complex Problem-Solving
Another appeal to MBA Schools is the potential for student-professor discussions. Live classrooms often breed debate. Students are likely to look at business challenges from other perspectives. Plus, students can participate in team-building exercises in real-time.
Make Decisions in Real Time
While it is true that online programs give the option to hit the pause button, reality is continuous. Attending an MBA program at business school may help you put theory into practice ando learn to think on your feet, use reasoning and make savvy decisions in real-time.
How Long Is MBA School?
For full-time students, MBA school takes two academic years, or four terms. While credit requirements vary, a curriculum may consist of 18 credits of core courses and at least 42 credits of electives. However, business schools offer several formats other than this one. Some may appeal to students with a business degree or work experience. Others, to those with a Bachelors degree in a non-business field.
One-Year, On-Campus MBA: An accelerated MBA program for students who want to graduate sooner. This tends to be an immersive experience, as the courses are condensed into a shorter time frame.
Flexible, Part-Time, On-Campus MBA: Some business schools with MBA programs offer students the freedom to take from two to six years to complete their degree.
How Do I Choose an MBA School?
The criteria you use to evaluate Masters in business administration schools should reflect some key issues.
- What type of MBA program are you looking for?
- Are you looking for accredited MBA Schools?
- Do other features matter to you, such as location?
Find MBA Schools for Different Program Choices
Masters in Business Administration schools may offer choices other than traditional full and part-time MBA programs.
MBA Campus Programs: Some students select an MBA school for its distinct concentration areas. Will it be entrepreneurship, international business or non-profit management? Find a school to match academic and career goals.
Master of Science in Business: An alternative to the MBA, this program focuses exclusively on business management topics.
Business Prep Programs may also be referred to as Pre-MBA, and offer academic preparation for the rigors of the MBA.
Business Administration Graduate Certificates: With fewer courses than a masters degree, students might earn a graduate certificate in Management to add onto credentials and leadership skills. Or you could potentially transfer credits when you're ready to pursue a full degree program.
Executive Business Administration: On Campus EMBA programs are like the MBA, however geared towards the experienced professional (executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and other business leaders).
DBA and PhD Programs: Doctorate in Business Administration Programs are research-oriented. The DBA degree is equivalent to the PhD in Business however, it is a practitioner's degree.
About Business School Accreditation
One thing to factor into your search for business schools is whether they are accredited. Most MBA Schools are regionally accredited by one of six agencies. Each of these is recognized by the Department of Education so you know it has undergone review. When a school is accredited, the entire institution is checked for quality to ensure standards are met. These schools may also have another level of accreditation - their programs.
Programs are assessed by other agencies. This second tier is a stamp of approval for curriculum, ethics, current research and professional practice standards. Program accreditors are first recognized by the Department of Education or Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). The following is a rundown of various MBA School accreditors.
AACSB Accreditation: Recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, abbreviated AACSB international, grants national accreditation to graduate business administration and accounting degree programs. Since only a small percentage of business schools achieve AACSB accreditation, it might be considered the highest level of accreditation in management education.
ACBSP Accreditation: The Accreditation Council for Collegiate Business Schools and Programs, abbreviated ACBSP, accredits smaller private and public business schools that offer master's and doctoral-level business degrees. The ACBSP is recognized by the CHEA.
IACBE Accreditation: The International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education, abbreviated IACBE, is a more recent accreditor of business programs. It was granted recognition by the CHEA in 1997.
EQUIS Accreditation: The EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) is a business school accreditor, specializing in the institution. EQUIS accredited institutions demonstrate a high degree of internationalization.
AMBA Accreditation: The Association of MBAs accredits MBA, DBA and Masters Degree programs directly, not the universities
Search for MBA Schools by Location
Are you looking for a business school locally? Are you hoping to study in another state? Or, are you looking at business schools with MBA programs in other countries? Searching for MBA Schools in a specific location will help narrow your options. Use our on-page menu to find business schools by city, state, or country.
Evaluating a Business School by Details
Aside from location, program choices, and accreditation, each business school has an unique look, feel, and quality of student life. Other details to consider are listed below.
- Student support services: These often include career services and help with resumes and recruiters.
- Internships and partnerships: These differ but could set a school apart for you.
- Business school teaching methodology: This reflects whether a school uses methods based on case studies or quantitative analysis.
- Tuition
- School's location: Consider the proximity to home, possibility of relocation, attractiveness and look and feel.
- Size of school, size of program: The student-teacher ratio and number of classmates for networking may impact your decision.
Top 18 Business Administration Programs in Ontario
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Laurentian University
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University of Toronto
Management/MBA Programs
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York University
Business Administration
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University of Western Ontario
Business Administration
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- London, ON
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University of Windsor
Co-op MBA
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Wilfrid Laurier University
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Laurier's integrated delivery style is a more fully developed program than you will find at other business school.
- Ottawa, ONOttawa, ON
Carleton University
- Guelph, ONGuelph, ON
University of Guelph
Business Studies
- Ottawa, ONOttawa, ON
University of Ottawa
Executive MBA
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- Ottawa, ON
- Oshawa, ONOshawa, ON
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Business Administration (MBA)
The UOIT MBA provides the opportunity for students to specialize in one of five areas of faculty expertise.
- St. Catharines, ONSt. Catharines, ON
Brock University
MBA (International Student Program)
The Master of Business Administration (International Student Program) (MBA ISP) has been designed to meet the needs of international students from any...
- St. Catharines, ON
- Hamilton, ONHamilton, ON
McMaster University
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
McMaster offers one of the largest, most respected Co-op MBA programs in North America - graduating more Co-op MBAs than any other program in Canada.
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How do I connect my wifi only game console in the dorms?
Posted by Darren Olson on 08 August 2013 09:29 AM
First you will need to know your devices mac address. MAC Addresses look something like 01-23-45-67-89-AB (they may be formatted differently but will always be 12 characters total)
All devices display their mac address either in system settings or on a sticker somewhere on the device. Make sure you get the wireless mac address and not the Ethernet or LAN address.
If you have problems finding the address there is usually instructions that can be found with a quick google search such at "locate mac address xbox 360".
Once you have the address visit http://www.minotstateu.edu/wireless/gameconsoles/ and register your device.
Note: device lists will be cleared each semester so you will need to re-register when you return.
Allowed device types include Xbox, Playstation, Roku, Apple TV, ChromeCast, BlueRay Players, etc
Bandwidth is not guaranteed and a wired connection is preferred.


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