China's success in securing 57 founding members for its new regional lending institution, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), signals the real limits of U.S. influence in the region in the post-Cold War era. As of the March 31 deadline for initial applications to join the AIIB, among major industrial powers only U.S. ally Japan, so far, has spurned Beijing's plan.
Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Australia and South Korea are among the dozens of countries that have signaled their intention to be founding members of the new bank. China's coup in economic diplomacy comes as negotiations for the U.S.-backed Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, once again appear stalled, with little prospect for a consensus in coming months.
China's plans call for setting the AIIB's initial authorized capital at $100 billion, with China providing up to 50% of that amount. Subscribed capital is set at $50 billion. It is still too early to say if China's new lending institution might supplant the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank as a major source of financing for infrastructure projects, analysts say.
The outcome will depend partly on the ground rules, or "articles of association," for the AIIB Charter.
What is certain is that the AIIB as envisaged so far dovetails with China's own geopolitical and commercial interests in expanding its economic reach and trade networks in Southeast Asia, South Asia and Central Asia.
Japan has so far hedged its bets, refraining from joining, but saying it is awaiting a reply from China to questions it has raised over how the AIIB will be run. A decision to not join in the long run could put a dent in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's effort to boost exports of major Japanese infrastructure services, products and technology. Japanese media have cited officials saying that Tokyo is still considering whether to sign on. But Japan lacks the ability to defy the U.S. in setting its own policy on such issues, says Kazuo Yukawa, an expert on contemporary China and professor at Asia University in Tokyo.
The AIIB is part of a grand scheme rolled out by President Xi Jinping beginning in 2014 for developing a modern "Silk Road Economic Belt" and 21st century Maritime Silk Road to finance construction of a network of highways, railways and other infrastructure linking China to Central and South Asia, the Middle East and Europe. At the annual APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation free trade association) summit in Beijing in November, Chinese President Xi announced that China would contribute the entire $40 billion in its new Silk Road Fund to improve trade and transport links in Asia.
While it is clearly in Beijing's commercial interest, the plan also is presented as a way to bridge shortages of infrastructure financing across the region, ideally, enabling countries that lag behind to close their development gap. Given that strong selling point, experts say U.S. objections to the plan rang hollow and reinforced Chinese convictions that Washington is seeking to "contain" China.
"The probable explanation would be that U.S. did not want China to have such a very powerful instrument for foreign policy such as AIIB. Staying out and recommending allies to stay out — Japan, South Korea, Australia and European countries — in China's eyes, that confirmed that [the U.S.] wants to limit the rise of China," says Bottelier, who is now a senior professor of China studies at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
The consensus in the field of international finance and Asian diplomacy is that the U.S. strategy toward AIIB so far has failed. "I think China has played this quite ably and the U.S. played it about as badly as it possibly could," says one former senior official of a multinational development bank, who declined to be named. Franklin Allen, a Wharton professor of finance agrees. "America just looks so silly because the U.S. asked other countries not to go in, but now all those countries except Japan are going in. It has been a very successful Chinese move," Allen says. Allen is also a professor at Imperial College in London and head of its Brevan Howard Centre.
China has been seeking for years to gain a bigger role in existing institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB). China has only a 4.2% stake in the World Bank while the U.S. has a 15.8% stake and Japan has a 6.8% stake. The U.S. and Japan have 15.6% and 15.7% stakes, respectively, in the ADB, while China's is just 6.5%.
In opting to back the AIIB, Britain and other major Western nations were not joining a "gold rush" but were acting on the premise that the American approach was mistaken, Bottelier adds. "Europeans want to do more business with China and they do not have security concerns about China," says Allen. "I think that they realized that China is not a threat to them at all, so they are better off to join.
Another of Xi's aims is to undermine President Barack Obama's "pivot to Asia" and the push for the dozen-nation TPP, an Asia-Pacific rim trade zone that so far excludes China.
Awkwardly for the U.S., almost all of the countries participating in the TPP talks plan to join the AIIB, which is lacking the "high hurdles" laid out by the U.S. as a condition for joining the pan-Pacific trade bloc.
Apart from pushing ahead with its own trade pact, the Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific, Beijing is tapping its $3.89 trillion in foreign exchange reserves to set up multinational bodies like the AIIB, the BRICS Bank and a bank for the Central Asian-oriented Shanghai Cooperation Organization Bank, while still seeking to increase its influence at the ADB and the World Bank. In July, the BRICS group, which also includes Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa, agreed to set up a bank to be based in Shanghai by 2016.
Questioning the need for yet another multilateral lender, Japan and the U.S. have raised concerns over whether the AIIB would have a transparent governance structure and adequate standards for project selection, preparations, procurement, and environmental impact and resettlement. After years of working to reform and improve standards at the World Bank and other lenders, the worry is that AIIB might undercut them for the sake of commercial or political expedience.
To assuage such concerns, China offered to forego veto power at the AIIB, in a move that helped win over major European countries, according to a March 23 report by The Asian Wall Street Journal. That would be a change from IMF practice, where the U.S. holds the right to nix big decisions despite holding less than 20% of voting shares, a structure that has long raised complaints.
One reason many European countries joined the AIIB from the outset is to have a say in how it is structured and governed. "If they wait until later on, it may be too late to change the structure. Now is the time to join, before it is established, if you want to have influence," Biswas says.
A team in Beijing, led by AIIB Secretary General Jin Liqun, a veteran of the Chinese central bank, China's sovereign investment fund, the China Investment Corp., the World Bank and ADB, with help from several Chinese and American retired World Bank staffers, is drafting Articles of Association that will have to be approved by the AIIB's founding members before the Bank can formally open for business, says Bottelier. "All these concerns are expressed without any knowledge of what the final charter of this bank will look like," he says. "So the criticism is premature. Once we know the charter, it will be time to express our opinions.
Environmental and governance issues actually are hindering financing for infrastructure development in developing countries, "so to a certain degree what China is saying is true, that there is a big need to provide infrastructure investment in the developing countries," the official notes.
But U.S. officials worry that China may provide money to some countries with dictatorships or may ignore environmental issues and lend the money, said a China expert who declined to be named.
Now, however, it looks like a lot of European countries will be members as well. So the standards will be set according to the agreement of all these countries, says Biswas. "The chances are high that the standards will be set high." Much will become clear in the next several months as the organization negotiates over voting rights, governance and lending standards.
Toshiya Tsugami, a China expert and managing director of Tsugami Workshop Co., a consulting company, says that if China tries to use AIIB in tandem with the Silk Road Fund to pursue Beijing's "One Belt and One Road" investment strategy, it could lead to conflicts of interest.
China has been clear about its other motives: opening up new markets for domestic industries troubled by excessive production capacity; growing the outbound investment of its state enterprises, and diversifying the use of huge foreign currency reserves.
China has serious excess capacity problems in heavy equipment manufacturing (including train and locomotive manufacturing) and in construction, Bottelier points out, so the motivation for setting up the AIIB may well be partly related to that. "Wouldn't you try to do something like that if you had China's excess capacity problem and nearly $4 trillion in forex reserves that earn almost nothing?" he asks.
But he expects that despite the obvious self-interest, contracts for AIIB loans will likely be based on international competitive bidding, as is the case for the ADB and the World Bank.
"Otherwise, the 57 other founding shareholder countries would not agree to its articles," Bottelier says.
Still, China is maneuvering from a position of strength, having already set up the $40 billion Silk Road Fund, which is financed and completely controlled by Beijing.
Fiscal toughness will create bigger problems for Europe if it leads to Greek exit from unión.
There is an element that links the terrible human tragedy in the Mediterranean Sea and the ongoing Greek crisis. It is Europe's overemphasis on moral hazard.
The European Council will hold an extraordinary meeting on Thursday following what appears to be among the most deadly accident in the Mediterranean. Illegal human trafficking has risen in recent years as the political instability in Northern Africa and the Middle East has increased. Unsafe, overcrowded vessels have resulted in thousands of deaths and rising. An estimated 3,500 people died in passage last year though an estimated 219k were successful.
Due to Italy's proximity and the initial destination of choice, it has taken the lead. However, its Mare Nostrum Operation (October 2013) was expensive (estimated cost 9.5 mln euro a month) and was criticized for offering a near taxi service for refugees. An overcrowded boat, often with no captain, would set sail and then call for help. Italy's navy would help ensure the safety of the refugees.
However, many European officials argued that the rescues were encouraging the refugees. So they replaced Mare Nostrum with Operation Triton. Minimize rescue efforts in the Mediterranean to discourage such immigration. Estimates suggest Operation Triton costs a third of Mare Nostrum. Don't make it so easy to cross the Mediterranean by making it more dangerous. Reduce the number of coast guard ships. That will teach them not to expect European countries to save them from the consequences of their own decisions.
In contrast, the U.S. has moved in the opposite direction. It is not that the U.S. immigration policy is not without its flaws and challenges. However, the U.S. has increased its patrol of the U.S.-Mexican borders and has made it much easier for refugees to call for help. Last year the number of Mexicans dying trying to cross into the U.S. fell to 15-year lows (307 in fiscal year 2014 after 445 in FY2013).
This week's Mediterranean tragedy that has taken the lives of 700-950 people is spurring European officials to rethink their policy. Teaching the lessons of moral hazard is recognized as an inadequate response. Not only will the policy be reformed, but the costs have to be shared. Italy and Malta and Greece cannot bear the financial burdens alone.
The same general point applies to the official creditors stance toward Greece. Greece is guilty purely by being a debtor. After all, in German and Dutch, the word for guilt and debt is the same (schuld). If an ounce of forbearance is shown to Greece, it is feared, profligate behavior will be encouraged. Trying to teach Greece a lesson is taking precedence over facilitating an economic recovery and rehabilitation. It could wreck the larger [European] monetary union.
Understandably, Europe does not want its monetary union to be forged with blood, but it needs to demonstrate its resolve to keep the union together. A Greek exit, intentional or accidental (whatever that really means) would settle the issue for ever more, with serious financial and political repercussions. Moreover, a Greece outside of EMU and the EU would likely create further challenges for Europe, including exacerbating its immigration challenge.
Perhaps the largest deficit in Europe is not about money but in its vision. It cannot see yet that moral hazard is not the end all and be all. It cannot be the sole guiding principle without disastrous outcomes. Greater union is part of the solution to both European migration and Greek challenges. There is little to be achieved in either case with stressing the moral hazards.
With a 25% contraction in the economy and a threefold increase in unemployment, the Greek ship is sinking. Now is not the time to insist on swimming lessons.
Chandler is global head of markets strategy for Brown Brothers Harriman.
If the purpose was to choke the US "tight oil" industry before it becomes an existential threat - and to choke solar power in the process - it risks going badly awry, though perhaps they had no choice.
"There was a strong expectation that the US system would crash. It hasn't," said Atul Arya, from IHS.
This is just another in a long line of excuses. America's historic ability to outperform Europe is well documented; we call it American exceptionalism. It has always been based on the fact that the U.S has had better, more market-driven economic policies and our economy therefore worked better. But, as the U.S. economy is Europeanized through higher taxes and greater regulatory burdens, American exceptionalism is fading away, taking economic growth with it.
How bad is the Obama recovery? Compared with the average postwar recovery, the economy in the past six years has created 12.1 million fewer jobs and $6,175 less income on average for every man, woman and child in the country. Had this recovery been as strong as previous postwar recoveries, some 1.6 million more Americans would have been lifted out of poverty and middle-income families would have a stunning $11,629 more annual income. At the present rate of growth in per capita GDP, it will take another 31 years for this recovery to match the per capita income growth already achieved at this point in previous postwar recoveries.
When the recession ended, the Federal Reserve projected future real GDP growth would average between 3.8% and 5% in 2011-14. Based on America's past economic resilience, these projections were well within the norm for a postwar recovery. Even though the economy never came close to those projections in 2011-13, the Fed continued to predict a strong recovery, projecting a 2014 growth rate in excess of 4%. Yet the economy underperformed for the sixth year in a row, growing at only 2.4%.
Implicit in these projections and in the headlines of most economic news stories—which to this day blame cold winters, wet springs, strikes, hiccups and blips for America's failed recovery—is the belief that there has been no fundamental change in the U.S. economy. Underlying this belief is the assumption that either the economic policies of the Obama administration are not fundamentally different from the policies America has followed in the postwar period or that economic policy doesn't really matter.
And yet we know that the Obama program represents the most dramatic change in U.S. economic policy in over three-quarters of a century. We also know from the experience of our individual states and the historic performance of other nations that policy choices have profound effects on economic outcomes.
The literature on economic development shows that U.S. states and nations tend to prosper when tax rates are low, regulatory burden is restrained by the rule of law, government debt is limited, labor markets are flexible and capital markets are dominated by private decision making. While many other factors are important, economists generally agree on these fundamental conditions.
As measured by virtually every economic policy known historically to promote growth, the structure of the U.S. economy is less conducive to growth today than it was when Mr. Obama became president in 2009.
Marginal tax rates on ordinary income are up 24%, a burden that falls directly on small businesses. Tax rates on capital gains and dividends are up 59%, and the estate-tax rate is up 14%. While tax reform has languished in the U.S., other nations have cut corporate tax rates. The U.S. now has the highest corporate rate in the world and the most punitive treatment of foreign earnings.
Large banks, under aggressive interpretation of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial law, are regulated as if they were public utilities. Federal bureaucrats are embedded in their executive offices like political officers in the old Soviet Union. Across the financial sector the rule of law is in tatters as tens of billions of dollars are extorted from large banks in legal settlements; insurance companies and money managers are subject to regulations set by international bodies; and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, formed in 2011, faces few checks, balances or restraints.
During Mr. Obama's presidency, the number of Americans receiving food stamps has risen by two-thirds and the number of people drawing disability insurance is up more than 20%. Not surprisingly, labor-force participation has plummeted. Crony capitalism and artificially low interest rates have distorted the capital markets, misallocating capital, overpricing assets and underpricing debt.
Despite the largest fiscal stimulus program in history and the most expansive monetary policy in more than 150 years, the U.S. economy is underperforming today because we have bad economic policies. America succeeded in the Reagan and post-Reagan era because of good economic policies. Economic policies have consequences.
With better economic policies America was like the fabled farmer with the goose that laid golden eggs. He kept the pond clean and full, he erected a nice coop, threw out corn for the goose and every day the goose laid a golden egg. Mr. Obama has drained the pond, burned down the coop and let the dogs loose to chase the goose around the barnyard. Now that the goose has stopped laying golden eggs, the administration's apologists—arguing that we are now in "secular stagnation"—add insult to injury by suggesting that something is wrong with the goose.
Mr. Gramm, a former Republican senator from Texas, is a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
The European Commission should act swiftly to condemn the new law. Maina Kiai, the special rapporteur at the United Nations on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly, has urged Spanish lawmakers to reject the measure, arguing: "The rights to peaceful protest and to collectively express an opinion are fundamental to the existence of a free and democratic society." Spain's new gag law disturbingly harkens back to the dark days of the Franco regime.
It has no place in a democratic nation, where Spaniards, as citizens of the European Union, have more than a virtual right to peaceful, collective protest.


This class will introduce students to clamming, and foraging edible wild plants that grow close to the ocean and bays. The group will gather clams in the mud flats of Nehalem Bay, and take a short hike to identify and gather different species of edible or medicinal plants that thrive in the salty coastal environment. If time allows, the group will travel to another location to harvest a few other clam species and sand shrimp. This workshop will be structured around principles of ethical harvest, as Henry shares information about the coastal ecology, ethnobotany and history of the area. Students will also learn how to process and preserve the wild foods found during the workshop, with a bonus cooking session and group meal at the end of class.
This workshop will be held in Nehalem Bay, Oregon, and requires a reasonable level of physical fitness, and the abilty to be outside in potentially inclement weather. Class will be running, rain or shine. Please leave dogs at home.


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Sir Herbert Jenner-Fust (born Herbert Jenner; 1778–1852), was an English judge and Dean of the Arches.

Early life
Jenner-Fust, surname initially Jenner, was the second son of Robert Jenner of Doctors' Commons, proctor, and of Chislehurst, Kent, by his second wife, Ann, eldest daughter of Peter Birt of Wenvoe Castle, Glamorganshire. He was born in the parish of St. Gregory, near St Paul's Cathedral, in the City of London, on 4 February 1778. He was educated under Richard Valpy at Reading and at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated LL.B. in 1798, and LL.D. in 1803.

Legal career
He was called to the bar at Gray's Inn on 27 November 1800, admitted an advocate in the ecclesiastical and admiralty courts, and a fellow of the College of Doctors of Law on 8 July 1803. On 28 February 1828 he was appointed king's advocate-general, and knighted on the same day at St. James's Palace by George IV. He became vicar-general to the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1832, but resigned that place and the office of advocate-general on 21 October 1834, on his appointment as official principal of the arches and judge of prerogative court of Canterbury. On the 29th of the same month his name was added to the list of privy councillors.

He assumed the additional surname of Fust on 14 January 1842 on succeeding to Hill Court, Gloucestershire, and Capenor Court, Somersetshire, which had belonged to his deceased cousin, Sir John Fust. The fellows of Trinity Hall elected him Master in February 1843; but he never resided there, although he held this appointment, in conjunction with the deanery of the arches, to his decease. His name came very prominently before the public in the Gorham case, Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter. In this case, which lasted three years (1847–50), Henry Phillpotts, charging the clergyman George Cornelius Gorham with heresy, refused to institute him to the vicarage of Brampford Speke, Devonshire. In the end Gorham was instituted on 7 August 1850, under an order made by the dean of the arches. Fust's decree of 2 August 1849 in this matter was the subject of much debate, and led to the publication of at least eighty pamphlets.

Later life and death
In his latter days he became so infirm that he had to be carried in and out of his court by two footmen. He was an authority on international law, on which he was consulted by politicians.

Jenner-Fust died at 1 Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, London, 20 February 1852, and was buried in the family vault at St. Nicholas, Chislehurst, Kent, on 26 February.

Family
He married on 14 September 1803 Elizabeth, daughter of Lieutenant-General Francis Lascelles. She was born on 30 March 1784, and died at Chislehurst on 29 July 1828. Their children included Anne and Charlotte. Anne's son, Charles Nepean was a Middlesex county cricketer who also played football, and was on the winning side in the 1874 FA Cup Final.

Jenner-Fust was the grandfather of Henry Jenner.

Publications
The names of Fust and of Jenner-Fust are found in print in connection with the following cases:
 'A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury in Refutation of Opinions delivered in the case of Breeks v. Woolfrey respecting Praying for the Dead,' 1839.
 'The Indeterminateness of Unauthorised Baptism occasioned by the Decision in the case of Mastin v. Escott,' 1841.
 'Report of the Trial of Doe on the demise of H. F. Bather, plaintiff, and Brayne and J. Edwards, defendants, with reference to the will of W. Brayne,' 1848.
 'Notices of the late Judgment in the case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter; by J. King,' 1849.
 'The Sacrament of Baptism considered in reference to the Judgment of Sir H. Jenner-Fust; by H. Phillpotts, Bishop of Exeter,' 1849.
 'Gorham, clerk, against the Bishop of Exeter; the Judgment delivered in the Arches Court,' 1849.
 'Review of the Judgment in the case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter; by the Editor of the "Christian Observer," i.e. William Goode, jun.,' 1850.
 'A Medical Man, Dr. S. Ashwell, obtains a Will from a sick Lady during the absence of her Husband, whom he deprives of 25,000l. Judgment of Sir H. Jenner-Fust,' 1850.
 'Judgment in the Prerogative Court in the cause Cursham v. Williams and Chouler,' 1851.

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The Android Lollipop 5.0 has finally been launched and it powers the brand new Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 gadgets. There is a lot of excitement about its features it's all new design and the user interface.
The best aspect of this new version of Android is its ability to run on almost all Android supportive devices that have a memory space of 512 MB. Here are 10 cool things that you can try with Android Lollipop.
While setting up your device with Android Lollipop 5.0 for the very first time, you will be presented with the tap and go option. There is an NFC and Bluetooth powered-data transfer that allows you to move all your Google account details from one device to another, more than just effortlessly. You can configure settings, data and apps over to your new device by placing your old device against your new one. Wall papers and widgets will be swapped as well.
Flashlight apps have been a big hit among Smartphone users. Understanding their popularity, Google has included this useful and cool feature with the new version of Android. You are saved the trouble of having to download the flashlight app from a third party. You can access and use the flashlight on your Smartphone by pulling down the notifications drawer. The flashlight app sits alongside options like airplane mode. However, this app will appear, provided your device is supported with an LED flash alongside your camera.
The new version of Android Lollipop allows you to prioritize your apps. You can choose to receive notifications from particular apps of your choice with this feature. Head to Settings, go to Sound and Notification and select App Notification. This option allows you to block each app or you could mark it as a priority one. Additionally, you can also use the priority mode indefinitely or for one hour by hitting the volume slider on your device.
The Lollipop 5.0 allows you to deal with notifications from your locked screen. You can also interact with them effortlessly. Hit the power button of your Smartphone and when you see a notification, you can dismiss it by swiping it horizontally in either directions. Tap the notification twice and it opens up. When you swipe downwards, you can gain access to the notification.
Android Lollipop lets you share your device with your family or friend. While you do so, you can enable them to use the particular app that they require only. This feature can be activated by going to Settings and selecting Screen Pinning from the Security option. Next you will have to activate the multitasking screen by using the square overview button. You will see a pin icon appear in the lower-right hand corner of the bottom app. Once the pin is activated, you will be asked if you wish to use a code pattern to unlock it. Holding down the Back and Overview buttons is enough to exit pin mode and get back to other apps.
The Android Lollipop 5.0 gives you the ability to keep track of how much time you have before your battery runs out of juice. Thus, allows you to determine how long you need to wait before your device is fully charged up. In the notification drawer, tap on the battery icon to see either reading (the time-until-charged information also appears on the lock screen a few minutes after you've connected your device to a power source).
When you wish to take a good nap during the night without being disturbed by your phone, this feature will be of great help. Go to Settings and select Interruptions from Sound and notification to activate this feature. You will realize that this one works a little like the priority app notification feature. Do not disturb gives you the ability to allow your chosen contacts to call or text you. Additionally, you can also choose to receive notifications from certain apps of your choice.
Android Lollipop allows you to improve text legibility with its new feature called High contrast text. This feature will be of great help when reading text from your device against a light background. High contrast text feature gives white text or text that is difficult to read a black outline.
Android lollipop's guest mode allows you to share your device with your friends and family, safely and securely. Guest mode can be activated by dragging down the notification drawer and tapping on your user account avatar. From the menu that appears, you can select Guest option. Choose Add Guest option to add a new guest to your account.
If you reboot your device running on a version before 5.0, all your recently opened apps will disappear. However, in the lollipop version of Android, they will be present on the Overview screen. This allows you to quickly get back to the previous website or a conversation.
If you are a fan of playing games on your device, you can try playing Android-themed Flappy Bird-like game. Enter device Settings and select Android Version from the About Phone option. You will notice a huge lollipop appears on your screen. Hit the circle part of the image about 5 times and then press and hold your finger to it. You will be transformed into the Android-themed Flappy Bird-like game. This fun game is about jumping and avoiding the obstacles in form of a lollipop that come your way.


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Publication, Open Access, and Grants
Scholarly Research Tools
What is the Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on Publications?
Authors' Rights, Copyright, and Publication Agreements
Dissemination and Metrics
Benefits of Open Access
Publishing Open Access at University of Winnipeg
"Societal advancement is made possible through widespread and barrier-free access to cutting-edge research and knowledge." — Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on Publications
Open-access (OA) literature is literature that is freely available online in perpetuity, free of most copyright and licensing restrictions, and published with the consent of the author or copyright-holder. Readers do not require a subscription or any other form of payment, either personally or through their university or library, to access the content. They may download, copy and redistribute an Open Access publication, so long as it is attributed to the author.
While Open Access archives may contain unreformed preprints, scholarly open access publications in their final form typically adhere to the same standards, including peer review, as other scholarly literature.
Some definitions
An Open-Access Repository is a central repository (such as PubMed Central) or an institutional repository that makes its content available without charge and without requiring an institutional affiliation. The University of Winnipeg hosts WinnSpace, an Open Access institutional repository for University scholarship.
An Open-Access Journal provides immediate open access to all of their articles, usually on the publisher's website
Gold Open Access means the author publishes an article in an open-access journal
Green Open Access means the author self-archives a journal article in an open-access repository such as WinnSpace, possibly alongside publication in a traditional journal; similarly on the SHERPA/RoMEO website the code green signifies that a journal allows its authors to self-archive
Open access articles are freely available to the public and to researchers from the global community. This makes research available to policy-makers, health-care workers, educators and scholars in the developing world.
Studies have shown that Open Access publications are read and cited more often than other publications.
When authors assign copyright to a commercial publisher, they normally forfeit the right to copy, distribute, or repurpose their own work, or to give others permission to do so. Authors who publish in Open Access journals retain their copyright and control their own work.
Open Access publication removes price barriers. Access to a single academic journal may cost thousands of dollars a year. Removing subscription costs means that readers are not limited by their own ability to pay, or by the budgets of institutions where they have library privileges.
Some funding agencies require Open Access publication of the research they sponsor; if not immediately, then within a certain period of time (see SHERPA/JULIET). As of February 27, 2015, Open Access publication is required by the SSHRC, NSERC, and CIHR.
The University of Winnipeg supports a number of Open Access initiatives at an institutional level. These options include:
WinnSpace
The University hosts WinnSpace, our open access institutional repository, as a key knowledge mobilization tool. WinnSpace provides access to and increases visibility of University of Winnipeg scholarship, and is freely available to all. Publishing a copy of your research on WinnSpace can help maximize impact. For more information, please visit the WinnSpace Institutional Repository.
Off-setting Article Processing Charges for Open Access
When the Library pays for academic subscriptions, some publishers offer institutional authors a deal on Open Access publication fees. Each discount is different, and you will need to ensure you identify yourself as a UWinnipeg author prior to your article being published.
The University of Winnipeg's subscription to the American Chemical Society through CRKN entitles its faculty to a 25% discount on Open Access publishing services (ACS Author Choice). Authors from institutions who subscribe to the ACS All Publications Pack receive an additional 25% discount on ACS Author Choice Open Access services (APCs).
Cambridge University Press Journals
The University of Winnipeg's subscription to Cambridge University Press Journals through CRKN entitles its faculty to a 20% discount on APCs.
The University of Winnipeg's subscription to Elsevier journals through CRKN entitles our faculty to a 20% discount on APCS for select Elsevier titles.
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Rusya (real name Maryna Shukyurava; born March 15, 1980) is a Belarusian vocalist of the band Indiga, a "rock-princess" according to the results of the tenth Rock Coronation. She is the vocalist of the band Šuma and also takes part in the band Akana-NHS and others.

Biography
She was born in the urban village of Cierachoŭka in the Gomel Region. She graduated from Rechytsa Vocational and Pedagogical College in 2000, the Faculty of International Relations of the Belarusian State University in 2006. After that, she studied at the European Humanities University.

She collaborated as a journalist, editor, and producer with Radyjo Racyja, European Radio for Belarus, translated and voiced films and cartoons for the Belsat TV channel.

Creative work
As a child, Rusya liked the works of Courtney Love, and therefore she decided to become a singer too. Since 2001 she sang in the rock band Indiga. In parallel, she collaborated with the poet Andrej Chadanovič, musician Ihar Varaškievič, and the production center "Backlab collective" (Austria). As a guest vocalist, she collaborated with the rock bands Partyzone, Hasta La Fillsta.

She took part in the recording of Lavon Volski's compilation album "Takoha niama nidzie."

On November 1, 2008, at the Bronx club, Rusya, as a member of the folk band Akana-NHS, performed at the presentation of the EP "In Tune" by Hair Peace Salon, which attached her as a vocalist in the new band of Irena Kotvitskaya, the leader of the scattered NHS, and the transition itself took place during the "Golden Acoustics" contest project a month before due to the long creative leave of Indiga owing to perturbations in the line-up.

The singer also collaborates with the electronic band CherryVata. In 2011, she created her electronic folk band Šuma, followed by the birth of the new CityZen project in 2012.

Appraisal
On the example of a joint-concert with the participation of Czech bands in June 2006, Anatoĺ Miaĺhuj of Muzykalnaya Gazeta emphasized the artistry and emotionality of the Indiga's vocalist, whose fans "are always impressed by her desire for theatricality on stage."

Achievements
On July 18, 2003, as a member of the band Indiga, she won at the festival Basovišča. On February 28, 2006, she received the Rock Crown and became a Rock-Princess at the tenth "Rock Coronation."

Personal life
In 2005, she was in de facto relationships with the guitarist of Indiga Dmitry Demidov.

After taking pictures in the nude style for the capital magazine "RiO" in 2007, she received several offers to get married, but she did not accept a single one. At the end of 2007, "the close spiritual connection" between Rusya and bard Atmoravi became known, but the relationship ended up with performances as a duet only.

She married Yuri Matsyuin in 2009.

Discography

Indiga
 Dni (2004)

Šuma
 Жніво (2015)
 Сонца (2016)

References

External links
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What Is The CIA Up To In Libya? And A Warning Note About The Uprising In Ukraine…..
Thanks to that invaluable little troublemaker of a blog, "Moon of Alabama" for this alert that the CIA is stirring once again in Libya, in the form of a threat from its principal agent in the anti-Gaddafi opposition, Khlaifa Heftir that the militias will force the suspension of parliament and set up a presidential committee to run the country until fresh elections are held, the classic language of the would-be military takeover.
Heftir's links to the CIA go way back to 1987 at the height of Reagan's efforts to unseat or destabilise the Gaddafi regime in Libya and I wrote about him at the height of the anti-Gaddafi push by the West and its rag tag band of Jihadist allies in 2011.
One of the areas where this 1987 battle between Reagan and Gaddafi was fought was in a mineral rich slice of Chad on Libya's southernmost borders where Heftir commanded a Libyan force of some 600-700 soldiers based in the region which was captured by pro-CIA forces controlled by the pro-Western Chad government.
An angry Gaddafi denounced Heftir for his apparently all too ready surrender which understandably persuaded the General to throw his cards in with the anti-Gaddafi National Front for the Salvation of Libya (NFSL), by then a mostly US-based, CIA/MI6-supported band of Libyan emigres.
Heftir's force was shuttled from Chad to Zaire and thence to Kenya after which they were given the choice of returning to Tripoli or emigrating to America. About half went to the US with most of them settling in Virginia, as Heftir did, within convenient hailing distance of CIA headquarters at Langley, the group's principal paymaster.
The remnants of Heftir's army helped form the basis of the NFSL's military wing which duly joined the anti-Gaddafi uprising, if it can be called such a thing, in Benghazi in the Spring of 2011.
After the fall and death of Gaddafi, Heftir disappeared, at least as far the Westerm media was concerned (not a difficult thing to do!) but he has now re-emerged at the leader of the militias that overthrew the old regime.
However, it is just as likely that Heftir's move reflects a judgement in the US intelligence community that the elected civilian government is hopelessly out of control and is vulnerable to Islamic extremists. If it collapses a key ally against Al Qaeda and a major supplier of oil and fresh water will once again have fallen into the wrong hands.
The CIA may have concluded that what is needed is a return to military-style dictatorship of the sort that Gaddafi led for so many years, although a dictator that this time is staunchly pro-West. Step forward Khalifa Heftir, your day in the sun may have arrived!
The unknown factor in all of this is Heftir's abililty to deliver on his threat. Some observers believe his is a shadow army but it might be wise to wait and see which way the Americans jump for a more accurate judgement of that question.
Whatever happens, Heftir's warning is a reminder that Western governments' enthusiasm for democracy in places like North Africa and the Middle East can be short-lived and fickle.
Needless to say the Western media is paying almost no attention to the Khalifa Heftir threat. So watch this space. Again the value of the social media and its greater relevance and utility as a news source is underlined by such a story.
This from the Toronto Globe and Mail is a timely warning that while the riots and deaths in Ukraine may look like a progressive event, especially when one of the target is Putin, the demonstrators, or at least some of them, have embraced very sinister elements indeed.


By Meghan Ashford-Grooms on Thursday, May 26th, 2011 at 11:48 a.m.
Gov. Rick Perry and Greta Van Susteren of Fox News talked about border security and President Barack Obama's recent Texas trip during an interview in South Texas on May 24.
Nearly three months after being invited by Gov. Rick Perry to visit the Lone Star State, Fox News host Greta Van Susteren took him up on his offer, meeting up with Perry in South Texas on May 24 to talk about border security — and his presidential prospects.
Dressed casually and seated in front of helicopters at a Texas Ranger mobile command center in Edinburg, Perry rehashed his call for the federal government to put "more boots on the ground" to protect Texans from Mexican cartel violence and other threats.
And the GOP governor touched on an issue we've dug into — the nationalities of the people who illegally cross into the country. Perry told Van Susteren that "they are from countries that have very close ties to al Qaeda, whether it's (Yemen) or Afghanistan, Pakistan, China. It is an absolute national disgrace."
Later in the same episode, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott made a similar statement, saying that "something else that we need to come to grips with ... is these cartels are bringing across the border people who are coming from terroristic-based countries: Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Yemen."
Rewind: U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said in a March 9 Senate hearing that during the first 19 months of the Obama administration, the Border Patrol arrested people from nations that "have been designated by the U.S. Department of State as state sponsors of terrorism."
Cornyn was correct that people from currently designated state sponsors of terrorism — Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria — have been arrested on the United States' southern border. However, his statement earned a Half True because figures provided by Cornyn showed that 87 percent of the Border Patrol apprehensions of people from the "terrorism" nations took place far from the Mexico border, including the northern border with Canada and coastal areas of Puerto Rico, Florida, Louisiana and other Gulf states.
Back to Perry on Fox: After the live interview wrapped, Van Susteren aired a taped discussion with Perry inside the Ranger command center. In it, she asked Perry whether President Barack Obama had reached out to him during the president's May 10 trip to Texas in which he gave a speech on immigration in El Paso before starring at Austin fundraisers.
Obama and Perry, who's lately been touted by Rush Limbaugh and others as a possible late-breaking 2012 presidential aspirant, did not greet each other that day. Perry told Van Susteren that Obama "had offered us to meet on the tarmac at the airport in El Paso" but that he had declined because he didn't want to travel hundreds of miles "for a 10-minute conversation that ... was not going to be substantive."
Perry then said he offered to meet with Obama in Austin — "as much time as he would like to have at any venue" — but the president declined.
On the day of Obama's Texas swing, the White House press secretary, Jay Carney was asked by a reporter why the president was not meeting with Perry. Carney replied: "Governor Perry turned down our invitation to meet the president at the airport." We rated that statement Mostly True because Carney's response implied that Perry had flat refused to meet when Perry's office had floated the alternative of meeting in Austin.
On May 25, Van Susteren aired another Perry interview segment, this one shot in a helicopter as the two looked over the border and the fence between the United States and Mexico.
After Perry again criticized the federal government's border security efforts, Van Susteren asked him why he has said he doesn't want to run for president considering his disappointment with the federal handling of border and other issues.
Perry said he is focused on the legislative session, which ends May 30. "My hope is that that person will come forward that can win the presidency that we can all get behind," he said. Van Susteren then asked Perry if he was "tempted" to run. His response: "Oh, I can't say I'm not tempted, but the fact is this isn't something that I want to do."
We'll be watching to see if Perry changes his mind: One of the governor's campaign promises that we are tracking on our Perry-O-Meter is that he won't run for president. In April 2010, Perry told the Texas Tribune for an interview in Newsweek magazine that he would not consider seeking the nation's highest office.
"Under any circumstances?" editor Evan Smith asked. Perry's response: "That's correct."
Says Rick Perry "turned down our invitation to meet" President Barack Obama in El Paso.
— Jay Carney, Tuesday, May 10th, 2011.
Says that during the first 19 months of the Obama administration, the U.S. detained people from nations designated as state sponsors of terrorism on the southwestern border.
— John Cornyn, Wednesday, March 9th, 2011.


Audrey Kadjar is a Franco-American artist, art writer and creative. She studied History of Art at University College London before moving to Berlin in 2017. She is particularly interested in gender representation and the dynamic interplay between art and technology.


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Rupee slips 8 paise vs US dollar in early trade amid drop in oil prices
The rupee on Monday opened eight paise lower at 70.96 against the US dollar amid drop in crude oil prices and rise in Asian equities. The domestic unit on Friday closed almost flat at 70.88 against after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a widely expected move cut key interest rates by 0.25 percentage point.
On a weekly basis, the local unit slumped by 32 paise.
The Reserve Bank on Friday cut its benchmark lending rate by 0.25 percentage point to revive economic growth and affirmed commitment to remain accommodative to address growth concerns 'as long as necessary'.
"Overall the policy was in line with market expectations and it did not have any major impact on the rupee," said Rahul Gupta, Currency Head Research, Emkay Global Financial Services.
That apart, foreign portfolio investors offloaded equities worth around Rs 3,000 crore in just three trading sessions of October amid fears of global recession and trade war. This follows a net investment of around Rs 7,850 crore by foreign portfolio investors (FPI) into equities in September.
Market experts, however, believe that FPI inflows are expected to pick up after the rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and several decisions taken by the capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).
"Today, USD/INR pair is expected to quote in the range of 70.70 and 71.50," says Gaurang Somaiya, Research Analyst (Currency) at Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL).
On the global front, Asian shares edged higher in early trade after data showed the US unemployment rate dropped to the lowest in almost 50 years, easing concerns of a slowdown in the world's largest economy. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.18 per cent. Australian shares were up 0.5 per cent. Japan's Nikkei stock index opened higher but reversed course and fell 0.3 per cent.
US stock futures, ESc1 fell 0.44 per cent in Asia on Monday after the S&P 500 surged 1.4 per cent on Friday, said a Reuters report.
In commodities, oil prices fell on Monday, extending last week's heavy losses. Brent crude futures edged down 24 cents to $58.13 a barrel by 7:17 am while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was at $52.69, down 12 cents, the report added.
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Gold price on Monday fell to Rs 48,900 from Rs 52,420, while the silver price was trending at Rs 48,910 per kg, according to the Good Returns website.
Gold jewellery price varies across India, the second-largest consumer of the metal, due to excise duty, state taxes, and making charges.
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Shares of HDFC Bank hit a new high of Rs 1,500, up 2 per cent on the BSE in Monday's early morning trade after the private sector reported steady performance for the October-December quarter (Q3FY21) with net profit increasing by 18 per cent year on year (YoY) to Rs 8,758 crore, driven by robust growth in net interest income and other income.
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Metropolis Healthcare to acquire Chennai-based diagnostic lab for Rs 511 cr
Metropolis Healthcare, a leading diagnostic service provider, is set to acquire Chennai-based Dr Ganesan's Hitech Diagnostic Centre Pvt Ltd for a cash consideration of Rs 511 crore.
Metropolis will acquire 100 per cent equity of Dr Ganesan's Hitech Diagnostic Centre in a cash and stock deal.
India may get four more COVID-19 vaccines soon, SII says work in progress
In a boost to India's efforts to contain coronavirus, the Serum Institute of India (SII), one of the world's largest vaccine manufacturers, has claimed that four more COVID-19 vaccines are in progress. SII has prepared Covishield, the vaccine which is being used in India. The institute says that the trial of all the vaccines is in full swing and it is expected that it will be completed soon.
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Delhi schools for classes 10, 12 set to reopen from today, here's what students should know
After being closed for nearly 10 months due to the Covid-19 pandemic, schools in Delhi are set to reopen from Monday for students of Classes 10 and 12.
Staggered and shorter class hours, frequent sanitisation, and entry and exit through multiple gates are among various new ways adopted by schools in Delhi as they prepare to welcome students for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic forced closure of educational institutes in March last year.
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Searching for the truth can be difficult in many situations. If you are a parent, the truth can be difficult to discern. If you have three children and something gets broken you may hear three different versions of what happened. Growing up, I had a brother that was seventeen months younger and a sister that is five years younger than I am.
All three of us grew up in the same household, but we all have different personalities. We think and act differently, yet we grew up in a Christian home, and attended the same United Methodist church that I am a member of today. If you ask any of us siblings who we believe in it will be God. My sister and I have both repented of our sins and have asked God to forgive us and live in our hearts. My brother on the other hand is different. He knows the bible, but decides to live life his own way.
If three children growing up in the same house can act, believe, and live differently, then how do we think the rest of the world will act and think? Many people think they have the truth, yet they have changed their belief several times. The bible has been the one constant.
This paper will attempt to make the argument for Christian theism over atheism, and Buddhism. The paper will discuss the creation of the universe and man, what happens to a person after death, and the meaning of life and human history.
The creation of the world has been a hot topic for centuries. The God of theism and the bible is many things. God is infinite, personal, transcendent, omniscient, sovereign, and good (Sire 2009, p. 28-30). God has always been and always will be. God is the creator of everything. When people think back to the beginning of time God was already here. Genesis 1 talks about God creating the heavens and the earth. This means that there is still more of His creation past what the human eye and telescopes can see.
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Q: Changing the color of the datatable rows based on multiple conditions I have a data table with many rows and for the sake of convenience Ill just use only two columns.
Below are the two columns in the datatable.
rawdata <- data.frame(
  id = c(1,1,2,2,2,3,3),
  time = c(45,92,30,100,79,199,248)
)

I want to color the entire row of the dt based on certain conditions.

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*If id=1 , I should be able to apply
backgroundColor = styleInterval(c(30,50), c('#C6EFCE', '#FFEB9C','#FFC7CE'))

*If id=2 , I should be able to apply
backgroundColor = styleInterval(c(45,90), c('#e60000, '#000000','#ffffff))

*If id=3 , I should be able to apply
backgroundColor = styleInterval(c(x,y), c('a, 'b,'c))
Please find my current code for the datatable
library(DT)
datatable(
  rawdata,
  rownames = FALSE,
  options=list(
    pageLength = 20,
    scrollX = TRUE,
    dom = 'prlti',
    initComplete =JS(
      "function(settings, json) {",
      "$(this.api().table().header()).css({'font-size': '20px','background-color': '#000', 'color': '#fff'});",
      "}"),
    columnDefs = list(list(className = 'dt-center', targets ="_all")),autowidth=T)
) %>%
  formatStyle(
    colnames(rawdata)[1:NCOL(rawdata)],target = 'row',
    # color =styleInterval(c(30,35), c('black', 'black', 'black')),
    backgroundColor =styleInterval(c(48,120), c('#C6EFCE', '#FFEB9C','#FFC7CE'))

  ) %>%
  formatStyle(columns = c(1:NCOL(rawdata)),'font-size' = '25px',fontWeight = 'Bold')

A: In this situation, I would store the color you want in each row of the table itself, and then use styleEqual to set the color of each row.  (We'll also want to hide the column that contains the color.)
Add a column with the color you want to display for each row:
library(dplyr)
rawdata <- data.frame(
  id = c(1,1,2,2,2,3,3),
  time = c(45,92,30,100,79,199,248)
) %>%
  mutate(row.color = case_when(id == 1 & time <= 30 ~ "#C6EFCE",
                               id == 1 & time <= 50 ~ "#FFEB9C",
                               id == 1 ~ "#FFC7CE",
                               id == 2 & time <= 45 ~ "#E60000",
                               id == 2 & time <= 90 ~ "#000000",
                               id == 2 ~ "#FFFFFF",
                               T ~ "#888888"))

(I used gray for id = 3 since the original post omits the actual colors for that condition.)
Use styleEqual to set cell colors in the time column and columnDefs to hide the column with color hex values:
library(DT)
datatable(
  rawdata,
  rownames = FALSE,
  options=list(
    pageLength = 20,
    scrollX = TRUE,
    dom = 'prlti',
    initComplete =JS(
      "function(settings, json) {",
      "$(this.api().table().header()).css({'font-size': '20px', 'background-color': '#000', 'color': '#fff'});",
      "}"),
    columnDefs = list(list(className = 'dt-center', targets = "_all"),
                      list(targets = 2, visible = F)),
    autowidth = T)
) %>%
  formatStyle(
    c("time"), "row.color",
    backgroundColor = styleEqual(sort(unique(rawdata$row.color)), sort(unique(rawdata$row.color)))

  ) %>%
  formatStyle(columns = c(1:NCOL(rawdata)),'font-size' = '25px',fontWeight = 'Bold')

We get the following result:

If you want to render white text in black rows, you can add yet another column with text.color and use styleEqual with the color option too.

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Gifts to Kent State University help students expand their horizons and become more than they ever imagined. These gifts help our students grow from being students of life into persons of global impact after graduation.
Donors choose exactly where they want their contributions to go. Gifts can enhance buildings, support programs or impact research outcomes. Where donations normally have the biggest impact, however, is on the lives of students and their families.
Each and every gift to Kent State has an impact, no matter the size. With more than 1,100 donor-funded scholarships awarded each year, every donation changes lives. A recent scholarship recipient who moved in with her grandparents after her parents passed away, expressed this impact on her life: "This scholarship has taken so much stress off my grandparents and me. I will strive to represent my donor everyday by being the best student I can be."
And while giving has a tremendous impact on recipients, it has an equally profound impact on donors themselves. As one Kent State supporter said, "If an opportunity arises to make a donation, seize the moment. Be generous, as the joy it brings to others and to you is well worth the investment."
Together, we help our students open their minds and shape the world. Together, we are a force for the future. Together, we ensure the global impact of Golden Flashes is immeasurable
Read the stories below to learn about the positive impact that giving has on Kent State, our students and our generous donors.
Kent State's Giving Tuesday Campaign Launches Nov. 1
Tuesday, October 29, 2019 - 8:31am
Funds raised during this month-long celebration of giving support scholarships, research opportunities, educational programs, athletic teams and more.
Catherine and Jim Hackney
Friday, October 11, 2019 - 11:47am
As a student, professor and associate dean at Kent State, Catherin Hackney knows firsthand about all the good programming available in the College of Education, Health and Human Services. She and her husband, Jim, have a planned gift that will "pay it forward" and assist others....
Alumnus Jerry Pohmurski, '88, was Among the Early Pioneers of Wi-Fi
Tuesday, October 8, 2019 - 11:24am
"We never, ever thought that the technology would ever be in such wide use as it is today. It just never occurred to us." - Jerry Pohmurski
Legacies Change Lives
Thursday, September 26, 2019 - 2:11pm
Senior Journalism and Mass Communications major, Phillip Grant, '20, believes in striving to be the best version of himself. Earning the Dennis G. Cipriany Endowed Scholarship in Journalism and Mass Communication confirmed for him that he has the potential to be great.
Support for the Arts Enhances Life and Culture
Linda McDonald is not only a proud alumna, receiving both her Master's degree and Ph.D. at Kent State University, she's a passionate supporter of the College of the Arts. Linda's late husband, Pete, who was an architect, and Linda always felt that the arts enhance the quality of...
A Lifelong Love of Music Leads to Piano Scholarship
Born in Nagpur, India, Dr. Saroj Sutaria began a love affair with music as a teenager after her older brother brought home a whole set of classical music recordings and books he had purchased. "I was hooked," she says. "We spent hours listening to those records over and over. I w...
Kent State Honors Seven Alumni With 2019 Alumni Awards
Tuesday, September 10, 2019 - 10:58am
The Kent State University Alumni Association is proud to announce its 2019 Alumni Award recipients. Recipients are chosen based on their exceptional contributions in their chosen profession, in their communities and at Kent State.
Dr. Margaret Tsai, '02, Honors Her Father, Dr. Chun-Che Tsai, Through Endowed Scholarship
Friday, August 2, 2019 - 10:35am
"It is an honor to invest in this endowed scholarship that provides needed assistance and support to future generations of students pursuing their dreams." – Dr. Margaret Tsai, '02
Nine Kent State Ashtabula Students Receive Herbert Scholarship
Thursday, May 23, 2019 - 11:13am
"Without this generous scholarship, I would have lost my seat in the KSUA nursing program. I'm grateful for the opportunity to further my education and become a Kent State University graduate ..."
FedEx Pledges to Build New Aeronautics Academic Center at Kent State Through Philanthropic Support
Thursday, May 9, 2019 - 2:17pm
FedEx Corp. has pledged $5 million, in addition to $1.5 million already given, in support of an aeronautics academic center that will be located at the Kent State University Airport. The new 17,800-square-foot building will be named the FedEx Aeronautics Academic Center.
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TMA: a new alternative to leased lines
A cheaper alternative to expensive leased lines, Symmetric Digital Supply Line (SDSL), attracted considerable attention at the...
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A cheaper alternative to expensive leased lines, Symmetric Digital Supply Line (SDSL), attracted considerable attention at the TMA telecoms conference in Brighton.
At the show, Fibernet unveiled its SDSL service, which allows businesses to send and receive data at up to two megabits per second.
With Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL), users can only benefit from such high speeds when they receive data and must make do with much slower speeds when they send it.
Many businesses, however, require fast data transmission as well as reception, which partially explains the continuing strength of the leased-line business.
Fibernet is selling SDSL on a wholesale basis, which means that third-party resellers will set the access price. However, even if costs run to hundreds of pounds a month, it could still be cheaper than a leased line.
The arrival of SDSL had been delayed as BT is locked into hardware deals with Fujitsu and Alcatel, neither of whom uses SDSL equipment.
The standard for SDSL was also delayed and was only recently approved by the International Telecommunications Union.
The Fibernet network, used to deliver SDSL, is not as comprehensive as BT's and the service is only available in London, other major cities, and some smaller conurbations. Easynet also offers an SDSL service for business.
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Daily, we encounter clients in our office that believe they have a food allergy. Food allergies can present in many ways. Typically, once the food is ingested, the individual may experience hives, itching, flush, stomach discomfort, uneasiness, vomiting and even perhaps angioedema or swelling of the lips and eyes. Food allergies can be a medical emergency. The most prominent one of these is allergy to peanut. Approximately 1% of the general population is allergic to peanut. This remains the number one related food for fatalities when it comes to food allergies. Fortunately, there are some ongoing, promising studies currently underway that may produce a protocol of desensitization for the first time ever in food allergy. 2019 will be an exciting year to watch for developments.
Sensitivity is different than allergy, sensitivity is when the body has issues with absorption of a food. This can lead to stomach upset, diarrhea and constipation. Food sensitivities do not cause anaphylaxis such as peanuts or shellfish. Sensitivities are bothersome, but not life threatening.
In both cases above, avoidance is the only option currently. Food diaries can be kept to pinpoint what food may be a problem. If you are unsure if a food is a sensitivity or an allergy, call us at 573-777-4700 to be evaluated.


While your local School Board is arguably the most direct and open vehicle to improving schools, few people know what a School Board actually does. So, we decided to replay the fabulous words of wisdom shared in our School Board Web Clinic. Learn about the main responsibilities of a School Board, the different types, and the time commitments of this office.
Refresh your memory on the role school boards play to help you understand why this elected position is so important. This could be this office for you.
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Risk assessment instruments have become a preferred means for predicting future aggression, claiming to predict long-term aggression risk. We investigate the predictive value over 12 months and 4 years of two commonly applied instruments (HCR-20, VRAG) in a secure psychiatric population with personality disorder. Focus was on aggression in hospital. The actuarial risk assessment (VRAG) was generally performing better than the structured risk assessment (HCR-20), although neither approach performed particularly well overall. Any value in their predictive potential appeared focused on the longer time period under study (4 years) and was specific to certain types of aggression. The value of these instruments for assessing aggression in hospital among personality-disordered patients in a high secure psychiatric setting is considered.


I thought I'd share some tips with you on dealing with a Person with Chronic Pain (PwCP).
1. A PwCP may seem unreliable to others (heck, we can't even count on ourselves). When we're feeling good, we plan and promise (and genuinely mean it); but when the pain hits, we compromise, adjust or even cancel plans, because we simply can't manage through the pain.
2. An action or situation may result in pain several hours later, or even the next day. Delayed pain is confusing to people who have never experienced it and even harder to explain.
3. Pain can inhibit listening and other communication skills. It's like having someone shouting at you, or trying to talk with a fire alarm going off in the room. The effect of pain on the mind can seem like attention deficit disorder. You may have to repeat a request or write things down for a PwCP. Don't take it personally, or think that they are stupid.
4. The senses can overload for a PwCP. For example, noises that wouldn't normally bother you can be overwhelming to us, especially if the sound is repetitious or high pitched. Machinery, car horns, fire alarms, certain types of music and whistles can all be triggers. Certain sounds that bother me personally include metal against metal (i.e.: two forks stuck together), the smoothie maker, or repetitious sounds I can't identify.
5. We don't have an abundance of patience when it comes to things like waiting in a long line or listening to a long drawn-out conversation. Our pain levels are usually fluctuating and we mostly want to get back to our "safe places", such as the home. A PwCP doesn't want to be seen as rude, ever…but we may come across that way if we seem in a rush to get away.
6. A PwCP needs and values a support system, so this next point is really difficult. Please don't ask "how are you" unless you are genuinely prepared to listen to the answer. Chances are, we're only going to answer you with "fine" anyways, to save you from how we're really feeling.
7. Pain can sometimes trigger psychological disabilities (usually very temporary). When in pain, a small task, like loading the dishwasher, can seem like a huge wall, too high to climb over. An hour later the same job may be quite OK. There's no way of knowing when this will happen. We're not being lazy when something doesn't get done…we may just be trying to get over a hurdle.
9. Normal is something we long for most of all, so don't be surprised if you see us pushing on during a fun activity, or saying "I'm fine" when we're obviously not. We know we're going to pay the price for it later, but sometimes, just being in the moment is worth the pain we're going to feel later. Let us decide when we're willing to pay that price. Don't treat us like babies and don't chastise us either.
10. Knowing where a refuge is, such as a couch, a bed, or a comfortable chair, is as important as knowing where a bathroom is. A visit is much more enjoyable if the PwCP knows there is a place to rest if needed. A PwCP may not want to go anywhere that has no refuge (e.g.no place to sit or lie down). This is especially true for outdoor events. Even if you can only bring a blanket with you, it's enough someone can sit down or lay down for even a few minutes to rest.
11. Small acts of kindness can seem like huge acts of mercy to a PwCP. Your offer of a pillow or a cup of tea can be a really big thing to a person who is feeling temporarily helpless or useless in the face of encroaching pain.
13. We may not have a good "reason" for the pain. Medical science is still limited in its understanding of pain. Many people have pain that is not yet classified by doctors as an officially recognized "disease". That doesn't reduce the pain, – it only reduces our ability to give it a label. Having you believe us is still the most important thing that we need to feel validated.
14. Help me with daily responsibilities. Ask me if there are any chores I need assistance with. Offer to take me out so I can get out of the house. Invite me to lunch, or just come on over to keep me company for a while. My life is pretty lonely because I'm often housebound, but please don't forget about me. I may say no a lot, but don't give up…you may ask on a good day when I'm raring to get out of the house and it might turn into the perfect day for both of us!
15. Be a good listener. Some days I might just want to vent about my pain. I'm not asking for solutions or anything like that. I just need a safe place to share my feelings where I can be heard and validated so at the end of the day, my burden feels lighter. I trust you enough to share with you, because I know you'll listen and hear me out, without trying to solve all my problems for me. Thank you, that's a powerful gift.
Pamela Jessen lives in Langford, BC, just outside of Victoria. She is happily married to her amazing husband Ray and they are proud parents of 2 grown kids and three wonderful grandsons. She was formerly employed as an Administrative Specialist and is also a Certified Event Planner. With her career behind her and now being on Long Term Disability, she is a blogger who writes about Chronic Pain, Chronic Fatigue and Invisible Illness.


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by Jeffrey Miller July 7, 2003
written by Jeffrey Miller July 7, 2003
For 22 years, stressed-out parents in dire need of an emergency timeout from their children have found help at the Bay Area Crisis Nursery.
No matter the hour, the modest but attractive house in Concord has kept its porch light on for parents struggling to maintain their sanity while dealing with a range of pressure-cooker situations, from a lost job to a lost home.
Here, parents find a safe haven to leave their children while they take care of other pressing matters or get a needed respite. Parents can leave children for up to 30 days in the care of trained staff.
As the only facility of its kind in the Bay Area, the nonprofit organization rolls out its welcome mat to anyone in the nine-county region, with the one caveat being that it only accepts children 5 and younger.
Being unable to serve children in the 6 to 11 age group ate away at founder Sister Ann Weltz.
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"Emergency timeout from their children" and "get a needed respite" are statements that I find as evidence of the total selfishness of our culture. I know that there are situations where it is a good idea to get children out of the house while the parents sort things through, but in these cases it would be more accurate to say that the children need a emergency time out from their parents. Up to 30 days seems more like a kennel than a nursery.
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Ellyn vonHuben July 7, 2003 - 8:58 pm
30 days? You have got to be kidding?
I understand the need for emergency help for people who have no relatives or friends to pitch in for a few hours (or maybe even days in a traumatic crisis.) But 30 days? I haven't had 30 days respite in 24 years…. (not that I would know what to do without the family if I had 30 days on my hands)
To a child, this must feel like abandonment!
William Luse July 8, 2003 - 2:28 pm
You know, when my kids were infants, I took them everywhere with me. There was no place I wanted to go without them. And they knew it. I'd like to think it's partly responsible for the kind of people they are now. (On the other hand, now that I think about it, there are places they like to go without me. But I'm big guy. I can handle it.)
Maureen McHugh July 8, 2003 - 2:29 pm
While I understand the cynicism, I actually think that a program like this is a worthy endeavor. I can imagine a number of scenarios where access to this program could mean the difference between family survival and the desolution of the family into unattached wards of the state.
Just a quick list:
1. a single mother dealing with severe post-partum depression
2. a widowed parent dealing with the initial rage (or apathy) of great loss
3. an addicted parent with the motivation and opportunity to "get straight"
4. a parent coping with temporary homelessness
5. a parent hospitalized
6. a single parent who is unjustly arrested for… I don't know… perhaps protesting against abortion?
I 'm not sure how valid it is but there seems to be a general wisdom that the worst thing that can happen to a lot of families is to get caught in the web of governmental Child Protection Agencies. If so, this would seem to be a viable family-saving alternative.


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Kennolyn offers you the best of coastal redwood and alpine lake experiences.
In the Santa Cruz Mountains, two adjoining properties are nestled on 300 acres where majestic redwood trees provide an awe-inspiring backdrop for camp adventures. Our property sits at the end of a four-mile dead-end road and borders Nisene Marks State Park, a protected 10,000 acre habitat. Quiet and secluded yet easily accessible, we are less than 90 minutes from the San Francisco Bay Area and just a few minutes drive off historic Highway 1.
Each Santa Cruz property has its own pool, ropes courses, archery, and riflery ranges etc. Our Day Camp and Overnight Camps operate separately on the adjoining properties.
Stone Creek Village houses our Resident Camp, Family Camp, and year-round office. Modeled after the old logging settlements once prevalent in the area, it boasts a replica of a typical Main Street from that era. This feeling of a western settlement gives campers more than a camp in the woods, it gives them a special town all their own.
Kennolyn Day Camp is held at our Hilltop Hacienda location, which overlooks Monterey Bay. 240 acres to explore and a stunning view make our Day Camp location simply unique.
In Lakeshore, CA a beautiful 13 acre site within the Sierra National Forest is our home base. But the real attraction of this site is the exceptional access to Huntington Lake via our private dock on a quiet sheltered cove.


Bluebird Gardens cooking and favorite recipes.
Of all of the traditional desert dishes we enjoy at Thanksgiving, pumpkin is the only one that was also served at those first meals European colonists shared with Native Americans. According to historic records, there was no pumpkin pie. It was more of a custard made in pumpkins baked on hot coals full of honey and spices. In honor of those first baked pumpkins, I tried this healthier recipe with some minor adjustments. I added sea salt to balance the spices and honey. If using brown sugar, I might not add the sea salt.
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Rating: /10
Country: Ecuador, Colombia, France
(Original Titile – Sin otoño, sin primavera) Many new directors have discovered ample inspiration in the existential crises that torment their own generations. This time we find ourselves in Guayaquil, Ecuador, with nine young middle-class men and women who can't seem to find their place in the world. Each of the characters has a function in the film, but it is Lucas, a law student who has come up with his own ideology ─"the anarchy of the imagination" ─, who grabs the spotlight. His attempts to challenge authority, incarnated by a professor and political groups at the school he attends, fail miserably, putting him on a path of self-destruction.
Unable to find an outlet for his energies, he becomes addicted to sleeping pills. As the film progresses, it becomes clear the common thread of these non-linear stories is social oppression and alienation.
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Q: Why can't I align the "Forgot Password" text to the right? This is using React Bootstrap. I want to align the Forgot Password text to the right of the Password text, I've tried using several classNames like "float-right" and "justify-content-end". I can't get it to move at all.
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