This article will focus on the race for Controller and publish the statements that have been provided to the Secretary of State's office.
With extensive finance experience, a reputation for fairness, and a commitment to the highest degree of transparency and accountability, State Controller Betty Yee serves as California's independent fiscal watchdog with tough-minded discipline She has safeguarded our tax dollars, uncovering with her auditing authority close to $4 billion directed towards unallowed uses and wasteful spending. Her rigor in cash management has enabled the state's bills to be paid without any external borrowing. Betty Yee has cracked down on the underground economy where unscrupulous businesses harm law-abiding taxpayers. She led the reform of the State Board of Equalization to uphold taxpayers' rights for individuals and businesses. Administering one of state's largest consumer protection programs, Betty Yee diligently works to return hundreds of dollars of lost or abandoned properties each day to their rightful owners under the Unclaimed Property Program. In her policy role on numerous boards and commissions, Betty Yee is an environmental champion, protecting access to our public trust lands and beaches, working with our ports on air quality and sea level rise, and insisting on reduced energyintensive operations on state lands to minimize natural resource and ocean health risks. She also is focused on providing retirement security for public and private sector workers, essential to economic health. Extraordinarily experienced and well qualified, Betty Yee is proudly endorsed by California's educators, law enforcement community, the Sierra Club, and the State Building and Construction Trades. Keep Betty Yee as Controller who will continue fighting for California's families. For more information: www.bettyyee.com.
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The CIRM Board of Directors comprises representatives of CIRM Full Member companies and includes the President and Vice-President.
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CIRM's Working Groups meet in person on occasion, and throughout the rest of the year progress their work through email correspondence. A short summary of each WG's current focus is provided below.
Convenor: Phil Lane Draw on the expertise of the CIRM membership to develop cyber security best practice and guidance for both the membership and CIRM's partner organisations.
Convenor: Richard Doherty Concerned with all matters relating to ECDIS and electronic charting.
Convenor: Richard Doherty Concerned with e-navigation, focusing on CIRM's role with e-navigation and contributing to development of the Strategy Implementation Plan (SIP).
Convenor: Phil Lane Monitors developments related to Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships, both from a regulatory and technical perspective, enabling CIRM to respond appropriately.
Convenor: Richard Doherty Concerned with all matters relating to marine radar, and is currently working via correspondence.
Convenor: Phil Lane Focused on all general radiocommunications matters, including those related to the GMDSS. At present the group is considering, among other matters, the Review and Modernization of the GMDSS work being undertaken by IMO.
Convenor: Richard Doherty Developing CIRM's contribution to the planned IMO output "Guidelines on standardized modes of operation, S-Mode", scheduled for delivery 2018-2019.
Convenor: Richard Doherty Dedicated to those CIRM members involved in servicing ship equipment, this Working Group reflects the evolving nature of the CIRM membership.
Convenor: Phil Lane Focuses on Type Approval and MED issues, including the recast MED (MkII), the new Radio Equipment Directive to replace the R&TTE Directive, US FCC issues, and all international Type Approval concerns.
The Board of Directors has a number of Committees responsible for considering specific aspects of governance.


There are thousands of ways to write about awakening, but ultimately, all of them are mere pointers to what it really is. We don't have words for it, just relatively pale descriptions of what awakened consciousness is like.
It is something one must experience directly, and by grace or with proper guidance most people can get an initial taste of it.
Awakening, at a deep level, is a profound state of being where one is a living presence, a living awareness, in a human body having a human experience. Awakening is not an abstract experience, it's actually more real than what we've been experiencing as everyday "real life."
It's more real because in an awake state we are not saddled with identification with our story. That story is the repetitive ego narration of who we have been conditioned to think ourselves to be.
Most people walk around with an underlying belief that there is something wrong with them. Starving for love and fearful of being seen or judged, there is often great psychological and emotional suffering, which often manifests as physical illness.
So much stress in life comes from unconsciously looking at everything through the stress-generating question, "Is this an opportunity (to get love, security) or a threat?"
In one's natural state of presence, identification with the mind-made sense of self — its limiting beliefs and suffering life — dissolves.
In an awakened state there is no fear around survival. Instead, there is a sense of sacredness for all life. There is no emotional neediness or grasping for love, no fear of not having enough. Rather, there is a state of ever-present unconditional love, wholeness and abundance.
Awake, there is a felt sense of being one with all that is, and simultaneously an awareness of being a unique individuated expression of the One Consciousness. This is our natural state of being.
Awakening is available to everyone. And while there is no way to force it to happen, there are ways of nurturing the seeds of awakening ever present within each of us.


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Trump drops US commitment to 'two-state' Mideast deal
US President Donald Trump halted Washington's quest for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Wednesday, saying he would back a single...
No matter the issue, Trump knows a guy
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President Donald Trump knows a guy. No matter what issue Trump is addressing, he seems either to know somebody with a relevant personal experience or he's got...
If it's tough being a kid, try being a "first kid" – the child of an American president.
Albright says she'll register as Muslim
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Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says she is ready to register as Muslim in a show of solidarity.
Trump makes early move on restricting abortions around the world
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday reinstated a global gag rule that bans U.S.-funded groups around the world from discussing abortion, a move that was...
Trump leads standing ovation for Hillary Clinton at Congress lunch
US President Donald Trump on Friday led a standing ovation for his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, saying he was "honored" that she and her former president...
The U.S. deficit: Why you should expect more spending
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It is a post-financial-crisis myth that austerity-minded conservative governments always favor fiscal prudence, while redistribution-oriented progressives...
Ghana president speech copies U.S. addresses
Ghana's president is facing criticism after passages in his inauguration speech appeared to be lifted from speeches by American leaders – an embarrassment for...
New Ghana president's speech copies US inaugural addresses
Ghana's new president is facing criticism after passages in his inauguration speech appeared to be lifted from speeches given by American leaders, an...
Clinton will never run for office again: confidante
Hillary Clinton will never run for office again after losing the US presidential election to Donald Trump in November after the most divisive campaign in...
Presidents and speakers: A crucial Washington relationship
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Smooth, rocky or in between, relationships between the leader in the White House and the House speaker on Capitol Hill can be the most important and defining...
Syria's civil war to mar President Obama legacy
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The fall of the last rebel-held areas in the Syrian city of Aleppo could seal the fate of the "Obama Doctrine," deepening the world's worst humanitarian...
Trump, ex-Vice President Gore meet to talk climate policy
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, a leading voice in the fight against climate change, and Donald Trump, who at one point called it a hoax, met on Monday in...
Clinton team sees recount effort as waste of resources
Hillary Clinton's aides and supporters are urging dispirited Democrats to channel their frustrations about the election results into political causes – just...
Castro made revolutionary mark on history
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The son of a wealthy landowner, Fidel Castro turned his back on a life of privilege to lead a left-wing revolution in Cuba that endured for decades and was...
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Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader who built a communist state on the doorstep of the United States and for five decades defied U.S. efforts to...
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Donald Trump's presidential victory has dimmed hopes for reviving the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and analysts say Israel may be given carte blanche...
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Are you looking for Pilot Yearbook Quotes images then you are at the right place. Here we have some of the all-time Pilot Yearbook Quotes pictures you would love to read, Post & Share. Pilot Yearbook Quotes are great because they're easy to remember, and they usually have a simple, powerful message. You might use some of them for a social media post or add to a photo to make a meme.


Just doing some mindless web searching, filling up time while dealing with the "great" weather… and I found evidence of the first 3 stores for the Gloucester Premium Outlets.
Next up is The Limited, which has set up a shell of a page on their site, and has also an initial job posting up for the Store Manager, who they probably want in early to guide the start-up of the store.
The last one that I've found is for Columbia Sportswear, who is also looking for a Store Manager to run the new Gloucester Outlet location.
The Simon Property company is also starting the hiring engine, looking for a Director of Marketing and Business Development for the Gloucester Premium Outlets.
Looks like a nice weekend coming up… well, Sunny and dry at least. I'll head over to the property and grab some updated pics with the DSLR zoom.
Also working on a couple other interesting and possibly big stories which I will be posting soon.
I'm a construction cost estimator. Today plans came through to bid on a "Perfumania" store. I've also seen the plans for the Nike store.
Awesome! thanks for the heads up. So I've also seen a job postings for francesca's and Cole Hann.
That's 6 stores I am aware of. NJ.com reported that the place is 90% leased.
I am going to wait a few days to see if other stores become known and publish (ongoing) updates.
I just noticed a link for JCrew! Yay!


Many business operations have been made more efficient by moving to a cloud-based architecture. The PLT architecture does the same thing by moving key aspects of firmware deployment and automated testing to the cloud. Instead of fine-tuning software running on a PC, we put the software into containers maintained via continuous integration in the cloud. This improves quality and reduces cost.


We're here to tell you that these clichés are a load of crap. In fact, sometimes, they can be dangerous. There certainly are times you should skip the gym and rest up, or at least dial down the intensity a few notches. And one of the best reasons to do so is if you're feeling pain when you're lifting.
The problem is, lots of guys don't see the problem with pushing through a session if they're in pain. After all, lifting weights is supposed to hurt, right? Not exactly. While some muscle soreness is to be expected in the day or two after when you're pushing heavy weight, nagging pain during exercise needs to be addressed ASAP.
"Ignoring weightlifting pain can result in additional inflammation and trauma to the tissue in and around the joints. It can also lead to more chronic degenerative issues over time including wear and tear of the joints and cartilage, degeneration of the tendons, and early-onset arthritis," explains Paul Mostoff, D.P.T., chief of physical therapy at All Sports Physical Therapy in New York City.
Here's everything you need to know about five specific weight lifting pains that pop up while you're lifting. If you're dealing with any of these injuries, take a few days off from the gym, then ice the area and, if needed, take anti-inflammatory medications. If you're still feeling symptoms after several weeks, it's time to see a doctor.
1 Your shoulder hurts and clicks when you lift overhead.
The shoulder is one of the more commonly injured areas in the weight room, says John-Paul Rue, M.D., an orthopedics and sports medicine doctor at Mercy Medical Center in Maryland. Pain at the top of your shoulder that's accompanied by a clicking noise could signal inflammation or possibly degenerative changes (like arthritis) in the AC joint, the joint at the top of your shoulder where your scapula and collarbone meet.
Pain and weakness located on the side of the shoulder when you lift overhead may represent rotator cuff pain, either from tendinitis or possibly a tear. And pain in the front of the shoulder with biceps curls or other upper body exercises may indicate biceps tendinitis.
After you consult with a doctor and figure out what's going on, you can help prevent the injury from recurring by choosing exercises that correct muscle imbalances, says John Kim, P.T., D.P.T., a physical therapist at React in Chicago. Kim recommends stretching and releasing your pecs and upper traps, and incorporating some low-weight back strengthening exercises such as rows and bent-over rows.
2 Your elbow aches and burns.
Ever experience a sharp pain in your elbow while doing bicep curls? This could be indicative of a few different issues, but the most common is lateral epicondylitis, or "tennis elbow," explains Mostoff.
Mostoff says tennis elbow can turn into a very painful chronic condition. If left unchecked, it can make it difficult to grip, hold, and maneuver even the lightest household objects. (And nope, you don't need to play tennis to get it).
If you suspect you have tennis elbow, Mostoff recommends using ice massage for pain relief. Once the pain has subsided, you can do weighted eccentric wrist extension exercises to help heal the tendons, and strengthening exercises to fix muscular imbalances in the upper arm and shoulder girdle. These include wrist curls and extensions with a dumbbell.
3 You have severe, radiating back pain.
If you experience back pain radiating into either of your legs, as well as numbness and a pins-and-needles feeling, it could mean you've done structural damage to the vertebrae of the spine, or that you've pinched or irritated a nerve.
Plus, says Kim, you can cause lower back pain during deadlifts by relying too much on your lumbar extensors (a.k.a. your low back muscles) instead of your lower posterior chain muscles, like your glutes and hamstrings.
To prevent this from happening in the future, you should always warm up your glutes and engage your entire core before deadlifting. "If the numbness continues to travel down the leg and into the calf and foot, or if you develop any significant weakness and difficulty walking, it's definitely time to see the doctor," says Mostoff.
4 You have knee pain.
Exercises that include squats, lunges or other deep knee flexion movements can cause added stress and pressure to the knee cap, which can lead to pain or injury.
"Pain along the inside or outside of the knee along the joint line, particularly with bending/twisting types of activities, may be a sign of meniscus injury, particularly if this is associated with the feeling of a popping, cracking or catching sensation," explains Dr. Rue. If you have a sudden injury with severe pain and swelling, this may represent a more serious injury, such as a ligament sprain or tear.
Stop doing the movement that's causing knee pain immediately and get checked out by a doctor. Correcting any muscle imbalances, strengthening your glutes and hamstrings by adding glute bridges to your warmups, and making sure your iliotibial band (IT band, the band of muscle along the outside of your upper thigh) is healthy and loose, can all help to reduce knee pain.
5 You have deep pain along your hip or groin area.
If you've ever experienced a deep pain in your groin — along with a clicking or "locking" feeling — then you know just how painful this type of injury can be.
"This type of pain shouldn't be ignored, as it could indicate a tear in the labrum, which is a piece of cartilage that serves as a joint lubricator and shock absorber," says Mostoff.
Mostoff suggests avoiding any deep squatting or lunging, as well as twisting exercises where your feet are planted on the gym floor. Otherwise, you could increase damage to the labrum. The long-term fix for this includes rest and anti-inflammatory meds, as well as strengthening the glutes and pelvic girdle muscle groups to decrease excessive tension on the front portion of your hip.
Stability and balance exercises performed on wobble boards and unstable surfaces that retrain the way these large muscle groups work together are also beneficial. In worst cases, says Mostoff, surgery may be necessary to fix the labrum.


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I've been dying to get back into mosaics for a while... Here's what I've been working on lately. Very Aztec inspired, I'm still really digging all things geometric. This particular mosaic is made with opaque stained glass and iridised glass (my favorite 8-D ) all painstaking hand cut into little squares and triangles then arranged and individually glued!


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GameStick Expected To Ship Out In September
By Daniel Perez, on 08/29/2013 07:02 PDT
The Ouya launched at retail this past June and the Android-powered console immediately sold out at both Amazon and GameStop. While the world was going nuts over the Ouya, a smaller Android-powered console, called GameStick, was announced to give those who are looking for their Android-gaming fix while on the go the ability to do so. GameStick recently went through a number of delays, but it's now expected to start shipping in September.
The first wave of shipments will go to people who backed GameStick's Kickstarter project, which we're sure those backers will appreciate getting first dibs on their devices considering how long they've waited for them to actually come in. For those who didn't back GameStick's Kickstarter campaign, the device is available for pre-order at both GameStop and Amazon, who estimate the console will release on September 30. The GameStick's actual release could be much sooner though as the September 30 release date is most likely a placeholder date, which can be updated once the GameStick folks announce when the device will be available at retail.
Considering how fast the Ouya sold out when it was first released, if you want the GameStick, we recommend you pre-order it now so you aren't delayed any further from getting the device than you already have been.
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Nakaima asks Prime Minister to move Futenma
Okinawa's governor has met with both Japan's Prime Minister and a pair of local anti-base mayors to discuss relocating the contentious Futenma Marine Corps Air Station out of the prefecture, but his tone was different in the two meetings.
Governor Hirokazu Nakaima met with Prime Minister Naoto Kan to reiterate his opposition to moving Futenma from Ginowan City in central Okinawa to a northern coastal area that's sparsely populated. He told the Prime Minister the central government should "rethink its bilateral accord with the United Sates and to move the base outside the prefecture," and called on him for support.
Kan assured the governor his administration would deal with the Futenma issue "carefully" and "exchange opinions thoroughly" with Okinawa as they try to settle upon a "direction" about relocating the airbase. Kan told Nakaima he looks forward to visiting Okinawa "at an appropriate time" to meet with local citizens and political leaders. Following the meeting, Kan said he hoped to visit Okinawa sometime this month.
Nakaima told reporters following his session with the Prime Minister that Kan wouldn't respond to specific issues, but gave assurances there would be continued exchanges of opinions on relocating Futenma. Tokyo and Washington in May reaffirmed a 2006 agreement to move Futenma elsewhere within Okinawa, with Nago City's Henoko district at the Marine Corps Camp Schwab being the preferred location. "I said in my election platform that I will seek the review of the Japan-U.S. Agreement," the governor said, asking Kan to "please work toward relocating it outside the prefecture." Nakaima was reelected to a second-four year term as Okinawa's governor on November 28th.
The Prime Minister has refused to set a date for any Futenma decision, and Governor Nakaima acknowledged the importance of American forces being in the Prefecture as part of an important Japan~U.S. Alliance. Nakaima's position is that other prefectures should share the burden of hosting U.S. bases, pointing out that all of Japan benefits from the alliance, so should share equally in the responsibilities. Kan is set to visit the United States in spring, and many are calling for a decision to be reached by that time, but Kan says "of course the Futenma issue is a crucial issue, but I'm not thinking of setting a deadline."
Two staunchly anti-base advocates whose communities are involved in the Futenma relocation are calling on Nakaima to join them in demanding the central government move the base outside Okinawa, but Nakaima's resisting an alliance, instead saying only he'll "discuss further" the possibility of teaming up, but for now "I have already told the government I want it relocated out of the prefecture."
Mayor Susumu Inamine of Nago City, in whose community the new airbase would be located, and Mayor Takeshi Asato of Ginowan City, which would be free of Futenma once a new base is built, signaled disappointment they failed to get any clear agreement from Governor Nakaima during their first meeting with him at the Prefecture Headquarters. Nakaima told them "we want the whole of Japan to find a solution for the issue as U.S. forces in Okinawa are here to provide security not only for our prefecture, but for the entire East Asian region."
Tension between the two Koreas, as well as between China and Japan over the disputed Senkaku Islands, have caused many political observers to suggest the Marine bases in Okinawa are more crucial than before.


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Kandy Sports Club will be looking forward to display their inherent rugby skills and assert their supremacy in no uncertain terms when they host CR and FC at Nittawela Grounds on Sunday; this encounter is scheduled to kick off at 3.45 pm with New Zeeland's Garratt Williamsons as referee.
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At this point we are all just hoping college football will return in its regular capacity come August or September. So since we're all looking for content to get us through these tough times, we decided to get with our crack staff at Heartland College Sports and put together our "12-Team Dream Conference". So without further ado, let's get to it.
Derek Duke: Even though we can create this our own personal conference any way we want to, I kept things rather simple although I'm a complicated man. You know how much I love this conference (Although I don't always like the leadership) and how much I enjoy covering it. Maybe it's the bourbon talking but I truly mean it. If I had to create my own Big 12 conference with two divisions, it would look something like this.
North: West Virginia, Iowa State, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas State and Kansas
South: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, TCU, Texas Tech, Baylor and Texas
I know it is basically today's Big 12 with two added teams but there's a reason. I like the current Big 12 teams and it has worked out well in my opinion, so I didn't want to mess with the current format. But if I had to pick two teams, I went with Nebraska and Missouri. Even though Nebraska fans wouldn't admit it, they would love to come back to the Big 12 and they fit right in since they were in once before. While Missouri enjoys the SEC money, they too just simply fit in better with the Big 12. Both schools were once in the conference and I would personally welcome both schools back with open arms. I'm sure some are asking why did I leave out Texas A&M and Colorado but the truth is, as much as I would like to go to Boulder to cover a game, the athletic program of Nebraska and Missouri are in much better shape. As for A&M, good riddance. They can keep their male cheerleaders in SEC country.
Oh, and in this conference, we play nine conference games unlike the SEC. There will be no cupcake games being played in November before rivalry weekend. And as for the location of the title game, just keep it in Jerry World.
Pete Mundo: Let's start with the fact that I only watch Big 12 football. I don't watch the SEC, ACC, Pac-12 (does anyone?) or Big Ten. All I care about is the Big 12. The other thing I love is when fans have the flexibility to drive to road games. So I am going to mix and match around the Big 12 Conference as it presently stands, because I love the conference.
North: Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State, Missouri, Iowa
South: Oklahoma, Texas, Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Texas Tech
OK, so you can beat me up for kicking out West Virginia, Baylor and TCU. I love those three teams in the Big 12, but the reality is the private schools don't drive ratings, simply due to size, as much as the state schools. And WVU is outstanding, I love Morgantown, but as I mentioned I like it when fans can (somewhat) easily drive to games.
Adding Iowa to the Big 12 would be so much fun with Nebraska back in the mix as well. Iowa/Iowa State every year as a conference game?! Get Nebraska back in the conference where it belongs. Texas/Texas A&M comes back and Arkansas adds an old SWC foe to the mix as well in nice driving distance with some old rivals in the mix. Missouri is so out of place in the SEC. They need to come back for their old rivals and the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City misses Mizzou. It's a tough call, but that is the direction I would go.
Matthew Postins: I miss the Southwest Conference. I grew up on it. I loved it. So, I would welcome this realignment that was proposed on Twitter back with open arms.
North: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech, SMU
South: Texas A&M, LSU, Houston, Baylor, Texas, Rice
From year to year the South Division could be one of the most competitive in the college game. The return of Texas A&M and the poaching of LSU (so their PRECIOUS rivalry can be preserved) bolsters a division that would already feature Texas and Baylor. Houston's recruiting profile increases with the move, and the Cougars had some great years in the SWC. And Rice? Hey, I was there the last time the Owls beat the Longhorns (1994). Anything can happen, right?As for the North, bringing back Arkansas restores the new SWC to its original luster. Oklahoma is likely still the dominant team. But Oklahoma State and TCU can challenge the Sooners. Texas Tech and OU have cultivated a nice rivalry. And SMU? Well, they'll need to expand that stadium, but bringing the Mustangs back makes the SWC circle complete. Let's do this thing. It'll be fun, and that's what college sports is supposed to be about, right?
Cameron Brock: As many of you know, I'm by far, the wild card of this staff. Staying true to that moniker, I do not disappoint. Before I delve into my "dream conference", I want to remind you that I am actually for disbanding all conferences in favor of Promotion & Relegation. Since this roundtable is a 12-team conference, I went ahead to talk bring up a conference of notable programs who are either defunct or dropped down.
West: Idaho, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach, Saint Mary's, Pacific, UT Arlington
East: Chicago, Wichita State, St. John's, Coast Guard, Merchant Marine, Xavier
1. Chicago Maroons (Currently in Division 3. Produced the first ever Heisman Trophy winner in Jay Berwanger. Also have two claimed National Championships from 1905 and 1913.)
2. Idaho Vandals (Moved down to the FCS after the 2017 season. Had moved up to the FBS alongside Boise State in the 1996 season. The two programs went into completely different trajectories. It would be fun to see them become a success story.)
3. Pacific Tigers (Dropped football in 1995 due to a $400,000 debt. Amos Alonzo Stagg coached at Pacific and Pete Carroll played free safety for the Tigers.)
4. Cal State Fullerton Titans (Dropped football in 1992 due to the California budget crisis, which ultimately killed the Big West Conference's sponsorship of football.)
5. Long Beach State 49ers (Dropped football in 1991 due to the California budget crisis. Super Bowl XXXII MVP Terrell Davis played here under George Allen. Despite being in Long Beach, the 49er's played five seasons in Anaheim Stadium between 1977-1982.)
6. Wichita State Shockers (Dropped football in 1986 due to financial strains. The Shockers have a long history including hiring the first African-American football coach at the FBS level and playing the first night game west of the Mississippi River. They also had over 30 members of the team killed in a 1970 plane crash on the way to play Utah State.)
7 UT Arlington Mavericks (UT Arlington dropped football in 1985 due to major budget concerns and low attendance. The school has been trying to re-introduce football for a while and recently opened a state-of-the-art facility which is the home of a WNBA team and has hosted ESPN's Friday Night Fights. The budget is definitely in better shape.)
8 Xavier Musketeers (Cincinnati needs its cross-town rival to bolster its football program. Also, it would be a step closer to the return of football in the Big East Conference. This program was discontinued after the 1973 season.)
9.St. John's Red Storm (A school which sponsored football for over 100 years finally dropped the program in 2002. Deceased New York Yankees PA Announcer Bob Sheppard played for St. John's. Like Xavier, a return to football here would be another step towards the return of Big East football.)
10. St. Mary's (CA) Gaels (Like all of the other California schools who have disbanded football, this one succumbed to the budget in 2002. St. Mary's has plenty of history, including a 1938 Cotton Bowl victory over Texas Tech and a 1945 Sugar Bowl appearance against Oklahoma State.
11. Coast Guard Bears (Wouldn't it be wonderful to see all of the U.S. Academies play each other? The Coast Guard plays in Division III.)
12. Merchant Marine Mariners (If the Coast Guard and the Merchant Marine Academy moved up to Division 1, all of the U.S. Academies would be in the top level of competition. The Merchant Marine Academy is in the same Division III conference as the Coast Guard Academy.)
Which one do you like the best? Let us know in our Big 12 forums as well!
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This local artist is selling Manchester-themed face masks to raise money for charity
These bespoke masks have been made "by Mancs, for Mancs, for the benefit of Mancs".
Emily Sergeant - 28th July 2020
Maskchester
A renowned local artist has designed a range of face masks inspired by Manchester in the hopes of giving back to the city he grew up in.
'Maskchester' is the collaboration project by artist Justin Eagleton and Lisa Morton – the founder of Manchester-based agency Roland Dransfield PR – and features a selection of face masks showcasing Justin's bespoke designs.
The masks have been made "by Mancs, for Mancs, for the benefit of Mancs" and are said to illustrate "the great and the good of Manchester".
Each face covering features unique designs that pay homage to the city, including the Manchester skyline, famous faces and places that make up Manchester's distinctive culture, a Factory Records-inspired mask, and masks that show support for both Manchester United and Manchester City.
Made from Manchester…my art…my culture….my love…my life! Stay safe…stay cool @MaskchesterMCR #facemasks #maskchester pic.twitter.com/dXddRjmJo0
— Justin Eagleton Artist (@JustinEyekons) July 21, 2020
A portion of sales from the initiative will be donated to two worthy local charities – The Greater Manchester Mayor's Charity and Manchester MIND – with the overall aim of "giving back" and putting the city at the forefront of mask-wearing by promoting everything Manchester.
The release of this collection of bespoke masks comes after face coverings were made a mandatory requirement in all shops and supermarkets in England from 24th July.
Speaking on the motivation behind the initiative, artist Justin Eagleton said: "I wanted to create something a little bit more exciting than the ordinary face masks, which would also have the added benefit of showing some Mancunian spirit."
"There has been a great deal of anti-mask rhetoric, so we wanted to do something slightly different that encouraged people to follow government guidance, whilst supporting two hugely important charities that have done so much to support people across Manchester."
"We do things differently here in Manchester, and these designs show just what makes this city so great."
Lisa Morton, CEO of Roland Dransfield PR, added: "Following the government announcement around the compulsory wearing of masks, we wanted to launch something that would benefit Mancunians,"
"Working with Justin has enabled us to create some truly wonderful designs, which embody the spirit of Manchester and what we're all about here. It's great to be founding Maskchester in partnership with Justin [and] I can't think of anybody more suited to the job."
She continued: "The support we have received from the Manchester public since launch has been great. We're looking forward to evolving and will be releasing more designs in due course."
The orders are coming in thick and fast! Is the Manchester bee your vibe or do you want to celebrate the NHS? Choose your style on our website and start your collection today. Just follow the link in our bio!🎉
A post shared by Maskchester (@maskchester) on Jul 22, 2020 at 9:04am PDT
Maskchester masks are £10 each and you can get your hands on one here.
For all the latest updates, you can follow @MaskchesterMCR and @JustinEyekons on Twitter, and @maskchester and @justin_eagleton on Instagram.
Drivers could be fined for using common 'thank you gestures' on UK roads
Emily Sergeant
Motorists are being warned that some common unspoken rules of the road could actually see them hit with a hefty fine.
Given that us Brits are known for our manners and being polite, it has become common practice for drivers across the country to use a number of popular gestures to say thank you to our fellow road users when they give way to us, let us into a junction or lane, or just generally do something to help us out on the road.
A quick wave, thumbs up, or a flash of the headlights takes just a second to do, but the kindness goes a long way and helps to keep the peace.
In fact, when another driver doesn't say thank you, we tend to think it's pretty rude.
To prove this point, a new study of UK drivers was conducted by National Tyres and Autocare, and it found that one in five drivers choose to flash their headlights to say thanks, while one in three like to give a classic wave, and then one in six opt for a simple thumbs up.
But did you know that some of these gestures are actually in breach of the Highway Code and could end up landing us in a bit of trouble and see us have to fork out money if we're caught in the act?
In some cases, fines can rack up as high as £1,000.
Motorists are being warned that some common unspoken rules of the road could see them fined / Credit: Nabeel Syed (via Unsplash)
When it comes to flashing our headlights to say thank you, rule 110 of the Highway Code actually states that we should "only flash headlights to let other road users know that you are there", and we should not do not flash them to "convey any other message or intimidate other road users".
Using hazard lights is another common way to say thank you, but again, according to rule 116 of the Highway code: "You must not use hazard warning lights while driving or being towed unless you are on a motorway or unrestricted dual carriageway and you need to warn drivers behind you of a hazard or obstruction ahead."
It's stated that we should only use hazard lights "for long enough to ensure that your warning has been observed", and nothing more.
By far the most common way to say thank you on the road during the daytime is to give a classic wave or thumbs up, but according to rule 160 of the Highway Code, once moving a vehicle you should "drive or ride with both hands on the wheel or handlebars where possible as this will help you to remain in full control of the vehicle at all times".
It's common practice for drivers across the UK to use gestures to say thank you / Credit: Vladimir Proskurovskiy (via Unsplash)
It adds: "You may use driver assistance systems while you are driving but make sure you use any system according to the manufacturer's instructions."
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The latter of these common thank you gestures is the one that could land drivers in the most trouble if caught, as not only can fines rack up to £1,000, but being in breach of having proper control of your vehicle could also mean discretionary disqualification, and three penalty points on your licence as well.
Featured Image – Jan Baborak (via Unsplash)
A Manc photographer is taking beautiful on-the-spot portraits around the city
There are about a hundred and one brilliant photographers taking pictures around the city centre every day, but most of them tend to focus on the macro scale of things — snapping our lovely architecture, long shots of our rain-soaked streets, parades of morning commuters and so on.
So, when we stumbled across this lovely little TikTok account showcasing some of the most simple but beautiful portraits you'll see anywhere online, all taken around the streets of our beloved city, it understandably caught our attention.
Manc photographer Scott James, or 'certigrammer' as he goes by online, makes his living doing everything from weddings and commercials shoots to music videos, taking photos for Sheffield United and more, but we happened to come across a more recent pastime of his: taking pictures of strangers.
Not in a weird way…
A post shared by Scott James (@certigrammer)
People are clearly chiming with his casual, understated and fundamentally wholesome style. So are we, and it's not hard to see why.
Perhaps most impressively, it seems like he's only been at this particular kind of photography for a little over a week and is already pulling in thousands of well-earned views across his social media.
As you can see, there is a very candid nature to his approach; he snaps people just going about their business and even when he stops people on the spot and asks if they'd be willing to pose, he still manages to capture that impromptu and organic vibe.
From happy couples and randomers on the street, to complimenting an old boy on his style, he photographs people from all walks of life.
Credit: Scott James
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Whether it's Northern Quarter, the more upmarket surround of King Street, or the backstreets just round the corner from the Arndale, you also get a good feel for the city we know and love.
Best of all, even in such a short space of time, Scott has managed to provide a wonderful cross-section of Manchester's cosmopolitan nature. That's what it's all about.
While this city is a veritable rainbow of colour, some of the shots we enjoy the most are his black and white photos. There's just something about them.
It's hard to pick a favourite but if we had to pick one, it might have to be his picture of this older gentleman about town, simply because it looks like it really made his day. You love to see it.
@certigrammer Aww bless this old man, I hope I made his day 🤍 #photography #povphotography #pov #quote #fyp ♬ original sound – Scott
Keep it up, Scott.
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Featured Image — @certigrammar (via TikTok/Instagram)
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Getting popular in the last year, Office 365 offers companies with a suite of software to support your company. One of these being SharePoint, is not necessarily well known by the ones with the Office 365 account. On the Microsoft site, it is represented as "Collaboration Site" and a place to "share your documents" but not much about SharePoint specifically. So what happens? They move all their files directly to a SharePoint document library as if it was a drop box. And I don't blame them, it's easy and it's there already. I always said, SharePoint's greatest strength is also its greatest weakness… it's too easy to create something, a few clicks and you got your team site with a library.
First, you need to know what you are dealing with, what is SharePoint? It's huge! But it can be simple, chances are you have been put in charge of the "Office 365" and now to migrate the shared drive and all its files to SharePoint but you have no idea how it actually works. If I say start with some End User and Power User training, I might just lose you in this article. I know what you are thinking, "yeah yeah I know training is great but I don't have the time or the budget". I will give you a quick overview of what you need to consider before actually migrating files over.
Site Collections: A Site collection is what you create from the Office 365 administration console. It basically gives a url to a Site or a Collection of Sites depending on the template you choose. When you create a new Site Collection, you create a new structure, a new root site.
Sites: Visually you cannot tell whether you are looking at a Site or a Site Collection, matter of fact they have nothing in common. However, often we get confused with the concept. Site Collection is the grouping of all sites under one root site. A site is like a container where we will store things.
Lists: Have you worked with Excel before? Well that's pretty much what a list is. Ok, I am exaggerating a bit here but the concept of a table where rows and columns are used to maintain the content is the same. A SharePoint List is a table where the user will be able to make entries. A List maintains text or data if you want in its' table, that means that you are not managing documents in a list but data like contacts, announcements, tasks, customers, etc..
Libraries: Simple, it's the same as a SharePoint list but it's for documents. Your users can put documents in a table instead of a folder to be able to filter, sort and tag the document.
Of course, there is a lot more going on in a site but that is really the basics of a site's structure.
You think you are ready?
This is where the problem usually rises. SharePoint seems so easy that a common mistake when migrating to Office 365 is to dive right in as soon as you heard that Document Libraries hold documents.
I am sure you know what I am talking about, or worse you have not gotten to the point where the problems started to rise up.
Before anything starts with the migration of files, you should get comfortable with Site Columns and Content Types. Check out this article that really covers it.
A Content Type is a way of telling SharePoint that you want to organize, classify or identify a type of document in SharePoint.
Define an Information Architecture to get you going, sounds scary but it does not have to be. In a previous article, we covered how to build an Information Architecture for SharePoint as well as some examples on how it can look like.
Alright, so you know what's in a SharePoint site and understand the value of columns and content types in SharePoint. Because you are copying or migrating files to Office 365, you may encounter some problems.
One thing to understand is that Office 365 is somewhere on the web, the cloud as we like to say. What does that mean for you? Well, it means that the 500GB of files you planned to drag and drop over to SharePoint will most likely fail because of timeout issues. Remember, you are using your internet speed to copy everything to Office 365. Another problem is the special characters in files on your shared drives.
Another solution would be to use tools like Sharegate's "Copy Local Files to SharePoint" tool, which allows the person migrating to SharePoint to solve these problems.


The Union Budget 2019 is an election budget, falling just few months before the Lok Sabha polls. Tonight on Versus, we focus on the various issues that are on the wish list of the people of India. What do the people want and what are their expectations from the Budget: Will middle class get an income tax cut; will direct income transfer to farmers be introduced; will some form of universal basic income be introduced, are some of the questions that form the focal point of today's discussion. Further, we also discuss whether direct income transfer to farmers be introduced, amidst reports that the government is ready with significant relief measures for the farm sector.


This is a herbal bath powder preparation, which gives good skin texture and complexion along with a divine aroma.
Collect these ingredients whenever they are available in huge quantities. Dry in shade and make small pieces or powder.
Take required quantity (around 50 g) in a bucket of water and soak it throughout the night. Next day morning, filter the water to remove all the ingredients. Add some hot water to make it lukewarm and take bath. Rub all body parts gently while taking bath.
It not only gives good skin complexion, it prevents skin diseases, itching, blisters, etc. It will also prevent excessive sweating.


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Dehumidification and interstitial printing features added to NanoPrint microarrayers.
Sunnyvale, CA, August 25, 2005 – Dehumidification and interstitial printing features allowing double-density "orange packing" spotting patterns are now available on the NanoPrint microarrayer. With the dehumidification option, the NanoPrint becomes the first microarrayer in the world with a fully active humidity control system to both add and remove humidity from the microarraying chamber. When combined with interstitial printing, greater density print runs are possible, even with hygroscopic printing buffers that increase spot diameter. As Peter White, Technical Director of the Functional Genomics Core at University of Pennsylvania explains, "The environmental control system on the Nanoprint allows us to precisely set and control the humidity for our microarray printing applications. In the past, high humidity levels have led to significant delays while we wait for less humid days. However, with the Nanoprint's unique ability to dehumidify and humidify as needed we can print all year around and we no longer experience wasted print runs as a result of variations in weather conditions. Moreover, the ability to dehumidify has allowed us to use drier printing environments, which when combined with the NanoPrints precision printing and double density (orange packing) printing option, allows us to print over 30,000 elements when using DMSO. This represents over a 50% increase in our spots per slide capacity. " With the move of various types of microarrays into more critical applications, such as diagnostics, greater control of the environment and spotting patterns will lead to better and more reliable microarray manufacturing." Dehumidification and interstitial printing features add additional functionality to the NanoPrint Microarray product line, creating greater distance between ArrayIt® and the competition.
Figure 1. Screen shot of the interstitial microarray printing option, allowing double-density "orange packing" spotting patterns on ArrayIt's NanoPrint Microarrayers. This is one of many new features enabled by NanoPrint's Microarray Manager Software.


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Former aide to US VP disbarred after conviction
Published Thursday, March 20, 2008
Lewis "Scooter" Libby, the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, was stripped of his ability to practice law on Thursday as a result of his conviction in the CIA leak case.
The former White House aide was found guilty a year ago of obstruction of justice and lying. Those are considered crimes involving "moral turpitude" that under the law require disbarment, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled.
The court had previously suspended Libby from the practice of law in Washington. President George W Bush in July commuted Libby's 36-month prison sentence, enraging Democrats who accused Bush of abusing his power.
A federal jury in Washington convicted Libby of lying and obstructing an investigation into who blew the cover of CIA officer Valerie Plame, whose husband, former Ambassador Joseph Wilson, had criticised the Iraq war.
Libby had not been charged with leaking Plame's identity to the news media. But Plame said the unmasking destroyed her career and was retaliation after her husband accused the Bush administration of manipulating intelligence to build its case for the Iraq war.
The local Board on Professional Responsibility had recommended that Libby be disbarred, the court said in its brief order. It said Libby has not opposed his disbarment. (Reuters)


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The start of National Apprenticeship Week 2014 was marked by the release of several research reports highlighting the importance of apprenticeships and their growing popularity among employers. One set of findings came from the UK manufacturers' association EEF, which has found that local manufacturing and engineering companies are increasingly depending on apprentices to tackle the skills shortage problem, Automation magazine reports.
According to the EEF study, 60% of UK engineering and manufacturing firms have recruited an apprentice in the past year. In further good news, more than two-thirds plan to take on engineering and manufacturing apprentices in the 12 months ahead. With the majority (75%) typically bringing in trainees aged 16 to 18, it is apparent that apprenticeships have become critical for building the country's future talent base.
Commenting on the findings, EEF apprentice and skills director Peter Winebloom said it was great to see that UK engineering and manufacturing firms are actively recruiting apprentices. It is even more encouraging that this practice is growing in popularity. The looming skills gap is a massive challenge for the sector and apprenticeships can help tackle that problem. Moreover, unless the UK has a sufficient supply of engineering and manufacturing talent it will not be able to realise its economic growth potential.
But apprenticeships are not just a means of injecting fresh blood into the sector, Winebloom added. We should not forget their importance for the young people who choose that road: for them, apprenticeships represent the launch pad to professional development and career growth, he pointed out.
The National Apprenticeship Awards opened for entries at the start of this week (3 February), formally launching the search for the best UK apprentices and apprentice employers. The National Apprenticeship Service (NAS), which runs the awards, said that nominations would be accepted until 28 March 2014.
Skills Minister Matthew Hancock highlighted the critical importance of apprenticeships for fostering ambition and helping people build rewarding careers. Apprenticeships also promote competitiveness and drive economic growth. The National Apprenticeship Awards offer apprentices and employers the opportunity to receive their due recognition, not least because of the example they set for other young people and business organisations, Hancock added.
One young person determined to be a worthy role model and help raise the profile of apprenticeships is Chloe Gains. A former IT apprentice at Barclays, Chloe snatched the 2013 title of City & Guilds National Apprenticeship Champion. She pointed out that her apprenticeship had opened amazing career opportunities for her and she was now keen to bring the word to other young people across the country.
Birmingham-based Walter Smith Fine Foods, which was recognised in 2013 as Nuclear Decommissioning Site Licence Companies Medium Employer of the Year, is also full of praise for apprenticeships. Company HR director Paul Cadman said that apprenticeships had delivered numerous benefits to the business. Training young people allows Walter Smith Fine Foods to ensure that its staff have the right skills for the business. Cadman also noted that all shop managers were former company apprentices, which is proof that hard work and ambition pay off even without a university degree.
Creating more apprenticeship opportunities for young people is seen as critical for addressing youth unemployment and securing the UK's future talent base. However, the achievement of this objective is closely tied to success in another area: the delivery of high-quality training. In view of that, the Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) is pleased with the results of the Ofsted inspections carried out in the past year, which reveal a substantial rise in the number of independent training providers receiving a good or outstanding rating.
The 2012/2013 report shows that 67% of training providers scored good or outstanding rates under the new Common Inspection Framework (CIF). In comparison, their proportion stood at 60% in the preceding year. The AELP also expressed great satisfaction with the number of providers achieving higher grades: 32% of those inspected scored higher than a year earlier. At the same time, the proportion of providers getting lower grades dropped to 16%.
As the AELP noted in its comments on the Ofsted report, companies delivering apprentice training face specific challenges but they are increasingly proving themselves up to the task. On-the-job training requires of them the ability to manage effectively and maintain standards across different workplace environments, learner groups of varying size and, in some cases, several sites. Stewart Segal, chief executive of the AELP, said that independent training providers were offering a flexible service and proving capable of meeting the needs of employers. These are key elements of the new CIF and critical factors for effective training delivery, Segal added.


Shannon grew up vacationing on Pawley's Island with her family, so when it came time to pick a venue for their wedding, she already knew the perfect spot. Hopsewee Plantation sits on the Santee River, dates back to the 1700's, and is completely magical with its old oak trees and Spanish moss. Shannon used to be a professional dancer so they surprised their guests with a choreographed first dance and, I have to say, it was my favorite moment of the day. They were so graceful together and such a joy to watch. Shannon and Dan, thank you both for bringing me along on your beautiful journey and being so great to work with every step of the way! Hugs!


Geraldine L. "Gerry" Rocco, 76 of Cranberry Twp., passed away on Sunday, May 27, 2018 at 2:39 AM at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital.
Born in Pittsburgh on April 21, 1942, Gerry was the daughter of the late Charles and Julia Rayhall Manion. Gerry is survived by her husband, Joseph Rocco whom she married on November 24, 1961. She is retired from ALCOSAN.
Besides her husband, Gerry is survived by 2 sons, Chuck (Doria) Rocco of Cranberry Twp. and Joe (Donna) Rocco of Pittsburgh, a sister, Carol (Ron) Rombach of Glenshaw and 4 grandchildren, April Rombach, Karen Rombach, Joden Rocco and Alec Rocco. She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles Manion.
As per Gerry's wishes there are no public services.


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Another approach would use the Referer http header but is less reliable.

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Peter Kupfer
Associate Professor of Musicology
Chair, Department of Musicology
pkupfer@smu.edu
Peter Kupfer received his Ph.D. in music history and theory from the University of Chicago with a dissertation on the Soviet musical comedy films of Grigory Aleksandrov and Isaak Dunayevsky. He is a two-time Fulbright Fellowship recipient, for his dissertation research in Russia and for a research project on the reception of Wagner in the German Democratic Republic. As a teacher, Kupfer has taught at the University of Chicago, winning the Stuart Tave Course Design Teaching Award; in the School of Music at DePaul University in Chicago; and as a visiting assistant professor of music in 2010-11 at Reed College in Portland, Ore.
Kupfer's research focuses on intersections of music, ideology, and multimedia, with particular interests in 19th-century German music and 20th-century Russian/Soviet music. In addition, he studies questions of musical meaning and the reception of classical music in screen media, approaching these topics using empirical methods from music sociology and psychology. He has presented his work at the national meeting of the American Musicological Society, at the national convention of the Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies, at the International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition, and at other conferences in the U.S., Canada and Europe.
Kupfer's articles have appeared in the Journal of Musicology; Twentieth-Century Music; Music and the Moving Image; Music & Politics; and BACH: Journal of the Riemenschneider Bach Institute. He has also contributed chapters to Classical Music in the German Democratic Republic (Camden House, 2015), Rethinking Prokofiev (Oxford, 2020), Music in World War II (Indiana, 2020) and The Oxford Handbook of Music and Advertising (2021).
At SMU, Kupfer has taught seminars on Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich, music and multimedia, music sociology, film music, music and politics, analyzing performance, and music history pedagogy, as well as research methods and the second half of the undergraduate music history survey. In 2021, he received the Tom Tunks Distinguished University Citizen Award.
He is also a regular pre-concert speaker for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Dallas Chamber Music Society.
Ph.D., Music History and Theory, University of Chicago
B.A., Music, Computer Science, German Studies, Amherst College
"'Good Hands': The Music of J.S. Bach in Television Commercials," BACH: Journal of the Riemenschneider Bach Institute 50, no. 2 (2019): 275–302.
"'Music is Music': Anton Ivanovich is Upset (1941) and Soviet Musical Politics," Music & Politics 12, no. 2 (Summer 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/mp.9460447.0012.201.
"Classical Music in Television Commercials: A Social–Psychological Perspective," Music and the Moving Image 10, No. 1 (Spring 2017), 23–53.
"'Our Soviet Americanism': Jolly Fellows, Music, and Early Soviet Cultural Ideology," Twentieth–Century Music 13, no. 2 (Fall 2016): 201–232.
"Volga–Volga: 'The Story of a Song,' Vernacular Modernism, and the Realization of Soviet Music," Journal of Musicology 30, no. 4 (2013): 530–576.
"Fitting Tunes: Selecting Music for Television Commercials," in The Oxford Handbook of Music and Advertising, edited by James Deaville, Siu-Lan Tan, and Ronald Rodman (Oxford University Press, 2021), 72–92.
"Musical 'Diplomacy' in American and Soviet World War II Films of the 1940s," in Music in World War II: Coping with Wartime in Europe and the United States, edited by Pamela M. Potter, Christina Baade, and Roberta Montemorra Marvin (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2020), 77–108.
"Prokofiev in the Popular Consciousness," in Rethinking Prokofiev, edited by Rita McAllister and Christina Guillaumier (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2020), 423–448.
"Ehrt euren deutschen Meister: Reproducing Wagner in the GDR," in Classical Music in the German Democratic Republic: Production and Reception, eds. Kyle Frackman and Larson Powell (Rochester, N.Y.: Camden House, 2015), 75–96.
"Review of Composing for the Red Screen: Prokofiev and Soviet Film (by Kevin Bartig)," in Transposition: Musique et sciences sociales 6 (2017). Available at http://transposition.revues.org/1450.
Seminars on Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich, music and multimedia, music sociology, film music, music and politics, analyzing performance, and music history pedagogy, as well as research methods and the second half of the undergraduate music history survey
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EU referendum debate helps students hear both sides
Jenny Rathbone, Patrick Osborne, David TC Davies and Alex Moscovici
The European Union (EU) referendum which will take place on 23 June has been billed as the biggest political decision of a generation. However, many people are still undecided about how they will cast their vote on that day.
To help our students make informed decisions and to give them an opportunity to hear all arguments we held a lively and engaging EU referendum debate on 22 April. The student led event was set up to discuss whether the UK should remain a member of the EU or leave and was facilitated via a representative panel made up of two students and two guest speakers.
Jenny Rathbone, Welsh Labour Candidate for Cardiff Central and Patrick Osborne, first year French/Politics student and President of Cardiff University Students for Europe represented the choice to stay as a member of the EU while David TC Davies, Conservative Member of Parliament for Monmouth and Alex Moscovici, Final Year Spanish/Italian student and organiser of Students for Britain, Cardiff have chosen vote to leave the EU.
The debate was neutrally chaired by Dr Nick Parsons, lecturer in French Studies and Deputy Head of the School of Modern Languages. Each panel member spoke about the reasons for their decisions which was followed by a Q&A session with members of the 150 strong audience.
Speaking after the event, Alex Moscovici said "It was a delight to be able to take part in the EU debate at the School of Modern Languages. This entire referendum experience is a once in a lifetime chance to shape the future of the UK, so to be able to share my views with my colleagues was insightful and rewarding. Regardless of your point of view on the EU, the entire audience and panel managed to have an enjoyable evening of intriguing discussions, intellectual debate, and amicable arguments. The event was quite simply democracy in action."


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If you receive large volume of incoming calls, it may be helpful to have IVR system filtering them for you and routing these calls to desired destination.
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Go to Telephony > More > Configure IVR.
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Family Class Immigration allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse, common-law/conjugal partner, dependent children, parents and grandparents to immigrate to Canada. Canada strongly supports keeping families together whenever possible. As such, IRCC gives the processing of Family Class applications the highest priority at Canadian Visa Offices.
Spousal Sponsorships
The spousal sponsorship program is a subsection of the Family Class immigration category under which, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident may sponsor a spouse or common-law partner for Canadian permanent residence.
Both the Canadian citizen or permanent resident (also called the 'sponsor') and the foreign national (the 'sponsored person') must be approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in order for the sponsored person to receive a visa.
In order to receive a visa through this immigration program, the sponsor and sponsored person must prove that their relationship qualifies under one of these three categories:
NOTE: Canada recognizes same-sex marriage, and same-sex partners may be eligible to apply under any of the above three categories, provided they meet all eligibility requirements.
Outland spousal sponsorship
An Outland application is generally pursued when the sponsored partner is living outside of Canada. However, Outland applicants can still be in Canada and apply through the Outland program and may be permitted to travel in and out of Canada throughout the application process. Outland applications are processed through the visa office that serves the applicant's country of origin, or where they have resided legally for at least one year.
Inland spousal sponsorship
The other potential option for Spousal/Common-Law Sponsorship is the Inland route. Inland sponsorship is when the couple is together in Canada and the foreign spouse/common-law partner has temporary status in Canada, either as a worker, student, or visitor. The person being sponsored may be eligible for an Open Work Permit, allowing him or her to work for any employer in Canada while the sponsorship application is being processed.
Dependent Children Sponsorship
The objective of the Family Class of immigration is to reunite close family members in Canada.
Through the Family Class, Canadian citizens and permanent residents may sponsor their dependent children, parents and grandparents, spouse, common-law, and conjugal partners.
The Dependent Child Sponsorship Program
Dependent children, both natural and adopted, may be sponsored to live with their parent(s) as permanent residents in Canada. In order to be eligible for this program, both the Canadian citizen or permanent resident (also called the 'sponsor') and their child abroad (the 'sponsored person') must be approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in order for the sponsored person to receive a visa.
To receive a visa through this immigration program, the sponsor and the sponsored person will be required to prove their relationship to one another. Individuals whose adoption proceedings are in the final phases of processing may begin sponsoring their child before the adoption has been finalized. Be sure to read the specific requirements for the program, as well as some additional general requirements for Canadian sponsorship.
Parents and grandparents program
Canada's Family Class sponsorship program includes a stream dedicated to parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Parents and grandparents approved under this program receive Canadian permanent residence.
To be eligible for Canada's Parents and Grandparents Program, an individual must be:
A Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or a registered Indian under the Canadian Indian Act;
Be 18 years of age or older;
Be residing in Canada (potential applicants will need to provide proof of status during the Interest to Sponsor phase);
Exceed the minimum necessary income level for this program (if married or in a common-law relationship, the income of both the sponsor and spouse can be included) and provide proof of income to IRCC; and
Sign an undertaking
to financially support the sponsored for 20 years (starting when they become permanent residents), and
to repay any social assistance benefits paid to the sponsored family members (if applicable) for a period of 20 years.
If the sponsor resides in Quebec, an additional "undertaking" must be signed with the province of Quebec.
Applicants to the PGP will have to prove that they meet the minimum income requirements by submitting notices of assessment issued by the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) in support of their application.
IRCC may have additional options for considering a person ineligible to sponsor a parent and/or grandparent as a permanent resident but still have them in Canada with them – if the requirements are met.
Canadian citizens and/or permanent residents have another option to bring a parent or grandparent to Canada.
The Super Visa Program allows parents and grandparents to come to Canada as long-term visitors on a multi-entry visa that remains valid for up to 10 years. Unlike standard visitor visas, a Super Visa allows visa holders to stay in Canada for up to two years on initial entry to Canada.
To be eligible for the Super Visa program, parents and grandparents must meet standard visitor visa requirements. In addition, they must:
Provide a written commitment of financial support from their child or grandchild in Canada;
Show that the sponsor in Canada meets minimum income requirements;
Prove they have purchased Canadian health insurance for at least one year
Complete an immigration medical examination.
Provide proof of their relationship to the child/ grandchild – their sponsor
Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds
Discretion is a valuable element of Canada's immigration system. Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) Application uses this discretionary tool's flexibility to gain approval in deserving cases which are not covered by the legislation.
An H&C assessment considers circumstances and/or factors that may be sufficiently compelling to allow for the requested exemption. In Canada, an H&C application must accompany an application for permanent residency in Canada.
The onus is entirely upon the applicant to be clear in the submissions as to exactly what hardship they would face if they are not granted the requested exemptions.
Effective decision-making in H&C cases involves a lot of precision in making the application. Our experienced consultants can take you step by step through the process of filing a sensitive and strong application.
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Come visit the Science Center's Early Childhood program, where we make learning fun and exciting!
Your child will be introduced to chemistry, biology, physics, and geology through play- based, hands-on activities that stimulate thought and teach cause and effect. Young children learn through play, and each class provides an experience that is both educational and memorable!
Who: Children, ages 18 months to 4 years….and their mommy, daddy, grandparent, or caregiver.
Where: The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium's Early Childhood Classroom.
Take a journey to a place that always rains; the tropical rainforest! Learn about the rainforest ecosystem and the animal and plant species that call it their home! Sessions are infused with age-appropriate activities that challenge and entertain your child while sparking a love of learning about the world around them. Each class includes story-time, a thematic science activity, arts and crafts, and music and movement.
When: Once a week, from 9:30 - 10:30 AM or 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, for 6 consecutive weeks. Program cost is $85.00 for Museum Members and $100.00 for Non-Members. This cost is per child and parent pair.
Questions? Call (561) 832-2026 or email programs@sfsciencecenter.org.