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The famous songbird is vulnerable during the nesting season from March to July, as it lays it eggs in small hollows in long grass, and can be easily disturbed or trampled by walkers and dogs.

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"Even if your dog means no harm, the adult birds will see the dog as a threat and could abandon its nest. If the adults are away for too long, the eggs or chicks may get too cold and die."

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Commission on Preservation and Access

Works: 115 works in 372 publications in 1 language and 8,283 library holdings
Genres: Periodicals  Documentary films  Nonfiction films  Educational films  Conference papers and proceedings  Bibliography  Directories  Short films
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Preserving digital information : report of the Task Force on Archiving of Digital Information by Task Force on Archiving of Digital Information( Book )
12 editions published between 1995 and 1996 in English and held by 330 libraries worldwide
Into the future : on the preservation of knowledge in the electronic age by Terry Sanders( visu )
12 editions published between 1997 and 1998 in English and held by 312 libraries worldwide
The film is about the hidden crisis of the digital information age. It discusses if digitally stored information and knowledge will survive into the future. It also explores if information stored in earlier formats, such as reel to reel, magnetic tapes, CD-ROMs, and even earlier versions of Windows will still be accessible
Magnetic tape storage and handling : a guide for libraries and archives by John W. C Van Bogart( Book )
4 editions published in 1995 in English and held by 286 libraries worldwide
Preservation in the digital world by Paul Conway( Book )
7 editions published in 1996 in English and held by 273 libraries worldwide
New tools for preservation : assessing long-term environmental effects on library and archives collections by James M Reilly( Book )
5 editions published in 1995 in English and held by 262 libraries worldwide
[This publication introduces] time-weighted preservation index (TWPI) technology. TWPI provides a method for measuring and quantifying the effects of temperature and humidity on the preservation quality of storage environments for organic materials. The purpose is to make it easier to manage the preservation of library and archives collections by revealing the long-term effects of storage environments on the deterioration of organic materials. Awareness of environmental effects is the basis for a program of cost-effective improvements. --Publisher description
Avoiding technological quicksand : finding a viable technical foundation for digital preservation : a report to the Council on Library and Information Resources by Jeff Rothenberg( Book )
7 editions published between 1998 and 1999 in English and held by 231 libraries worldwide
Report discussing the problems of digital preservation and the various methods proposed to deal with them. Recommends software emulation as the most viable alternative
Why digitize? by Abby Smith Rumsey( Book )
5 editions published in 1999 in English and held by 223 libraries worldwide
This paper is a response to discussions of digitization at meetings of the National Humanities Alliance (nha). Nha asked the Council on Library and Information Resources (clir) to evaluate the experiences of cultural institutions with digitization projects to date and to summarize what has been learned about the advantages and disadvantages of digitizing culturally significant materials. Findings revealed that digitization often raises expectations of benefits, cost reductions, and efficiencies that can be illusory and, if not viewed realistically, have the potential to put at risk the collections and services libraries have provided for decades. One such false expectation--that digital conversion has already or will shortly replace microfilming as the preferred medium for preservation reformatting--could result in irreversible losses of information. This paper defines digital information; identifies weaknesses of digitization as a preservation treatment; discusses the benefits and drawbacks of digital technology for access; and highlights issues institutions must consider in contemplating a digital conversion project. (Aef)
Digital image collections : issues and practice by Michael Ester( Book )
4 editions published in 1996 in English and held by 221 libraries worldwide
A hybrid systems approach to preservation of printed materials by Don Willis( Book )
6 editions published in 1992 in English and held by 215 libraries worldwide
Intended to stimulate thought and discussion, this report compares micrographics and digital imaging as tools for the preservation of printed materials. The topics covered include: (1) the advantages and disadvantages of each technology; (2) trade-offs involved in selecting one technology over another; (3) benefits of using a hybrid approach; (4) whether the page should be captured first to film and converted to digital, captured digitally and converted to film, or whether the two can be done simultaneously; (5) the options for converting from film to digital and back again; (6) cost factors, including how to maximize image quality while minimizing cost; (7) the roles of ASCII text and OCR (optical character recognition); (8) resolution issues for each technology; and (9) standards. It is concluded that microfilm will preserve printed materials very well and that the equipment needed to transfer this material to other media will be available for centuries; and that optical storage can be considered on a selective basis provided there is a plan to recopy the media prior to any substantial degradation and before the technology becomes obsolete. It is recommended that, for the longer term, practitioners should immediately begin planning for, and designing, the hybrid archival preservation system of the future. It is suggested that such a system could combine the strengths of micrographics with digital imaging, which contributes access, distribution, and transmission strengths. A discussion of digital imaging resolution, a summary of alternative storage possibilities, data storage costs in a variety of formats, a comparison of film and digital costs, and a list of resources for equipment performance standards are appended. Examples of images copied using different media are also provided. (KRN)
Newsletter by Commission on Preservation and Access( serial )
in English and Undetermined and held by 200 libraries worldwide
Mass deacidification : an update on possibilities and limitations by Henk J Porck( Book )
4 editions published in 1996 in English and held by 190 libraries worldwide
Preserving knowledge : the case for alkaline paper by D.C.). Commission on Preservation and Access Association of Research Libraries (Washington( Book )
6 editions published between 1988 and 1990 in English and held by 181 libraries worldwide
The Cornell/Xerox/Commission on Preservation and Access Joint study in digital preservation : report, phase 1, January 1990-December 1991 : digital capture, paper facsimiles and network access by Anne R Kenney( Book )
6 editions published in 1992 in English and held by 154 libraries worldwide
The primary emphasis of this study of the use of digital technology to preserve library materials was the capture of brittle books as digital images and the production of printed paper facsimiles. Of equal interest, however, was the role of digital technology in providing access to library resources, and preliminary work in this area has also been accomplished. Based on extensive experimentation with one digital scanning system, the study reached five principal conclusions: (1) digital image technology provides an alternative--of comparable quality and lower cost--to photocopying for preserving deteriorating library materials; (2) subject to the resolution of certain problems, digital scanning technology offers a cost effective adjunct or alternative to microfilm preservation; (3) digital technology has the potential to enhance access to library materials; (4) through the implementation of document control structures, digital technology offers a means to facilitate access and to provide links between the library catalog and the material itself; and (5) the infrastructure developed for library preservation and access activities supports other applications in the electronic dissemination of information. This report is divided into three major sections: a description of the products developed to reach project goals; a review of the process of applying digital scanning technology to the preservation of and access to library materials; and a discussion of the findings. Four appendixes offer information on the comparative quality of paper and facsimile copies; a description of a cost study; assumptions of the cost study, including equipment, labor and materials costs; and a scanning diagram. (KRN)
SGML as a framework for digital preservation and access by James Coleman( Book )
4 editions published in 1997 in English and held by 152 libraries worldwide
Isoperms : an environmental management tool by Donald K Sebera( Book )
3 editions published in 1994 in English and held by 151 libraries worldwide
The organizational phase of Project Open Book : a report to the Commission on Preservation and Access by Donald J Waters( Book )
4 editions published in 1992 in English and held by 149 libraries worldwide
The Yale University Library is now organized to move ahead with Project Open Book, the conversion of 10,000 books from microfilm to digital imagery. In the first phase of the Project--the organizational phase--a Steering Committee was established that included several faculty members, and a project team was created. In addition, Yale conducted a formal bid process and selected the Xerox Corporation to serve as its principal partner in the project. Xerox has identified for Yale the required equipment, software, and services to complete the project, as well as their costs, and has proposed a three-phase implementation plan. The implementation will ultimately result in a conversion subsystem, browsing stations distributed on the campus network within the Yale Library, a subsystem for storing 10,000 books in digital form, and network access to high-quality image printers. The process leading to the selection of the vendor helped isolate areas of risk and uncertainty as well as key issues to be addressed during the life of the project. The Yale Library is now prepared to select the material for conversion to digital image form and to seek funding, initially for the first phase, and then for the entire project. This report reviews the purpose and scope of the project, outlines the steps taken in the first (organization) phase, and presents a summary of the results to date. (Author/KRN)
Directory of information sources on scientific research related to the preservation of sound recordings, still and moving images, and magnetic tape by Margaret S Child( Book )
3 editions published in 1993 in English and held by 137 libraries worldwide
This document was compiled to provide information about the current work of laboratories and researchers in non-print media in order to help explore and define possible future roles for the Commission on Preservation and Access. Its focus is on information from public sector and non-profit organizations. Summaries of the activities of 18 organizations, ranging in length from one paragraph to one page, are included. The descriptions cover the nature and scope of the organizations, their publications, and research projects related to preservation of photographs, film, and sound media. The directory also describes five databases, eight serials, seven monographs and articles, and three conference proceedings that address these topics. (KRN)
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I have like 500 fonts and I don’t need them all-not to mention it takes forever to find the right one. Is there a way to get rid of the extras?

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Have you ever gone to save a file in a program like MS Word and wanted it in a different folder than the ones you have? The good news is that most programs allow you to create a folder when you save.

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Is there a way to print my Internet Explorer Favorites?

Yes and No. You don’t have an option where you can right click your favorites and choose Print or anything like that, but there is a procedure whereby you can create a printable HTML document.

First we need to create the HTML list. With

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Why is it when I go to cancel a print job, the printer just keeps on printing? Is there a way to clear out all of the print jobs I have going?

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How can I print what appears on the screen completely? Many times it will cut off some of the right side of the material.

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Date & Time On Demand

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Do you find yourself constantly entering the current date and / or time in MS Excel?

Wish you had a quick key combination to get the job done for you?

Good-because that’s what you’re going to get.

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What is Safe Mode?

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2004

What is “Safe mode”?

Safe mode is a Windows maintenance mode where only the bare minimum of drivers are loaded. You don’t have access to CD ROMs, printers, or other non-essential devices.

It’s helpful to use this mode when you are having problems with your PC. For example, maybe you just installed an awesome new video card, but in all the excitement loaded the… Continue reading

Full Path

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2004

Have you ever gotten a little lost while using My Computer? Before you get buried in another deep directory, tell Windows to show the full path in the title bar. I know, it doesn’t sound all that profound, but it really comes in helpful. Here’s how:

Open My Computer (or any folder) and click the Tools menu, Folder options .

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Does your display flicker? Are your animations not working correctly? Have you been notified that you have “display problems. This program can’t continue”? This tip will help you solve those video problems.

Hold the Windows key and press the R key (Win+R). This will bring the Run command. Type, or copy, the following devmgmt.msc into the field in Run.

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Is your Internet Explorer drop down address bar full of old addresses that you will never use again? Mine isn’t, because I have fixed that problem by getting rid of them. Want to know how? Then keep reading.

First off, to view your history, click the little arrow at the end of the address bar. If you want to delete single entries, just highlight an address… Continue reading

Fixing Uninstall Errors

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Have you ever gone to uninstall a program, only to get some kind of nasty error message? It was probably something to the effect that the uninstall part of the program was hopelessly messed up and good luck trying to remove it from your system.

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Windows’ Built-in Zip Program

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I heard mention that Windows has its own unzip program. Where is it and how does it work?

Actually, you do not need to open a “program”. If you have a zipped file, just double click it.

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Do you find the standard Windows mouse cursor is a bit too small? If so, you may want to select a larger cursor scheme from your Mouse Properties. Here’s how:

Hold the Windows key and press the R key (Win+R). This will bring up the Run line. In Run, type main.cpl

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OK, I know there are several ways to view the contents of your hard drive (normally drive C), but here’s another one that I thought was kinda cool.

First, hit your Windows Key and the letter R (Win+R). (The Windows key is located between the Alt & Ctrl keys).

You should now have the Run dialog box sitting

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I’m having a hard time with my word processor. When I go to highlight a large section of text with my mouse (more than what’s currently shown on the screen), I zip right past the point where I want to stop. So, I keep my mouse button down and go back up – only to zip by my stopping point again. This can go

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What are those random letters and words that show up in the subject or at the bottom of many spam emails?

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I always have too many programs open at the same time and I can’t remember which icon belongs to which program on my toolbar. Is there an easy way to tell which button is which?

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If you use computers a lot, you probably find yourself out in the real world wishing you had an Undo command (you know, like just before you’re about to smash your new car). Well, the “universal” undo shortcut is: Ctrl+Z.

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I hear about programs having “skins”-what does that mean?

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I made a new friend today. It was there all along and I never noticed it on the right side of my keyboard to the right of the Spacebar. I don’t even know it’s true name, so I’ll call it the “Menu Key”. Why? Because when you press it, it opens up a drop-down menu for many (but not all) programs. The menu includes all the

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We came across it by chance. Driving alongside Lake Varano, a few kilometres from the town of Cagnano, we spotted an inconspicuous road sign pointing to the Grotta di San Michele. We hadn’t heard of it, and didn’t expect to find anything more than one of the many limestone caves that the Gargano Peninsula is famous for, but decided to take a look anyway. We were very glad that we did!

Grotta di San Michele

We drove along the deserted road for a while, stopping to admire the spring flowers that were growing everywhere, and stopped when we saw another small sign. We were on the side of a spectacular valley, but what really caught our attention was the large (empty) car park and the rows of amphitheatre style seating.
Entrance to the Grotta di San Michele

A pathway led down to a small garden and the cave entrance

We walked through a gate topped by a statue of St Michael and down the path into a small garden with a well. The custodian of the church was sitting on a seat at the entrance to a large cave. He woke with a start as we approached: clearly he was not expecting many visitors that day!
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Entrance to the Grotta di San Michele

It was a surprisingly large cave, with three altars and a few faded frescoes. We walked behind the main altar and through the dripping limestone cavern (being careful not to slip on the wet rocks!). The water here is said to have healing properties, particularly for eyesight.
Grotto Church of San Michele at Cagnano Varano, Italy

The main altar of the Grotta di San Michele

The Cult of Saint Michael

The church, and the main altar, are dedicated to the Archangel Michael. The cult of St Michael spread across the Gargano Peninsula in the 5th century, and several churches in the region were founded in his name (most famously the Sanctuary at Monte Sant’Angelo, which we had visited the previous day).

There are various legends associated with the Grotto at Cagnano. The cave was probably inhabited since paleolithic times but it later became a church, the story being that St Michael descended from heaven and entered the cave on a horse. This led to it becoming a place of pilgrimage and it is said that St Francis of Assisi made the journey here. We spotted an “ex voto” (a carving made by an ancient pilgrim) on the floor.

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Ex voto (pilgrim carving) on the floor of the church

A Place of Pilgrimage

There is still a pilgrimage in May each year to commemorate the first appearance of the Archangel in Gargano. The row of seats and the car park made more sense now that we knew that the church would play host to large numbers of visitors. We climbed to the top of the seating area and found a kiosk (now closed) and a number of picnic benches, presumably to cater for hungry pilgrims.
Grotta di San Michele

There are rows of amphitheatre style seats outside the grotto

Valley near Grotta di San Michele

There is a spectacular view across the valley

Standing there, and looking across the valley, I started to imagine what it would be like to be here at the time of the pilgrimage, to sit among the worshippers and gaze at the spectacular view. St Michael surely chose an inspiring location for his church.
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— A man who survived a seven-story fall when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti said Saturday that he is ready to return home.

Bill Nathan, 25, suffered broken ribs, backbone fractures and bruising on his liver when the Jan. 20 quake leveled most of the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince. He has been receiving medical care in Raleigh.

“It’s been a month, and I feel that I need to go back there. I need to go back there and work with the kids,” Nathan said.

Nathan, the director of the St. Joseph's Home for Boys in Port-au-Prince, was on the roof of the facility when the quake struck.

“The top of the building collapsed, and it threw me up in the air,” he recalled. “I jumped to a neighbor's roof and from the neighbor's roof, I bounced. I went all the way down to the ground.”

Nathan’s friend, Miles Wright, who founded Hearts with Haiti, a non-profit that helps fund the boys’ home, flew Nathan to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for medical care. He then came to Raleigh for additional treatment.

“It’s amazing in four weeks to see Bill, where he was, to where he is today,” Wright said.

Nathan is expected to make a full recovery. He said he hopes to return to Haiti next month to help with recovery efforts.

“We need to see a way of rebuilding,” Nathan said.

The St. Joseph's School, which started in 1985 to help boys get off the streets, includes the Wings of Hope home. The quake also damaged that facility, which helps children with physical and mental disabilities.

All the children who lived in the homes survived the quake, but a seminary student was killed.

Efforts are under way to rebuild the facilities. Several of the boys from the St. Joseph's School are coming to the United States to tour as a dance troupe.  They hope to raise money for rebuilding.

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Updated February 12, 2015

While we've had a few brushes with wintry weather this season (including some pockets of wet snow and sleet in northern parts of our area as I write this on a Tuesday morning), the question has been raised to us about how often we end up without any measurable snow during a given month or for the winter season as a whole.

I did some delving into historical statistics for the Raleigh area, and thought I'd pass along a few of the numbers that turned up. I actually looked at two different cuts from the long-term data to see how the numbers compare – if you look at all the observations available back to 1887 or if you restrict the period to the current 30-year "normals" time frame that runs from 1981-2010.

I'm posting three images here that are based on the 1981-2010 time frame, since that time period accounts a little better for patterns we've experienced most recently, and yet it is long enough to offer some reasonable stability and statistical confidence.

First, a simple look at the "normal" snowfall for that time period (meteorologists and climatologists define "normal" as more or less an average over the 30 years ending with the most recent "zero" year).

Normal Raleigh snow 1981-2010The first graph shows that our normal yearly snowfall around Raleigh is just under six inches, with most of that falling in January and February, but some notable contributions from December and March (there are also non-zero, but quite small, normals from November and April that contribute to the 5.9 inch total).

For those of you who follow statistics, you might wonder if snowfall follows a distribution that makes values like average, median, mode and so on run pretty close to one another. Well, the answer is that, on a seasonal basis, is not real far off. But taken a month at a time, the average values are skewed pretty high by the infrequent occurrence of large snowfalls, while there are lots of years with much lower totals.

This is illustrated by the median, shown in the second graph.

Median Raleigh snow 1981-2010

Median is the amount of snow such that half the years in the record had more snow than that, and half had less. You'll see that the median amount of snow on a monthly basis is much smaller than the average, because of the sizable number of times we have rather meager amounts compared to the years that we have a lot of snow. In January, the normal snowfall is 2.9 inches (influenced by years like 2000, when over 25 inches fell) while about half the time we get less than three-quarters of an inch for that month. Adding up the snow for the whole season helps to smooth all that out some, so that the median for the season is 4.3 inches, compared to the 5.9 inch normal. Also note here that the "0.0 inch" values shown for December and March actually represent trace amounts (some snow observed, but less than 0.1 inch accumulation).

So how often do we have a winter month, or a whole snow season, without any measurable snow (we're talking a trace or under one-tenth of an inch)? That pretty much counts as essentially none for most of you, so the third graph incudes months or years in which we did have some snow, but only a trace.

Percent years trace or less snow for Raleigh

As you see, for the 1981-2010 period, December and March end up with no measurable snow almost three-quarters of the time, while that happens about 40 percent of the time for January and half the time for February. So, the fact we didn't get measurable snow in December or January in Raleigh isn't very unusual historically. However, it is somewhat tougher to string together the whole November through April time frame without getting some measurable snow, as seen by the seasonal percentage of only failing to see that 13 percent of the time (or about 1 in every 7-8 years). The last time that happened, by the way, was the winter of 2005-06.

Most of these numbers are a little lower for the 1981-2010 period than the same stats covering the entire period of record back to 1887. For example, the average seasonal snowfall for that whole period is 7.4 inches, compared to the more recent 5.9. Likewise, while more recently we have a 13 percent chance of going through the season without measurable snow, the longer-term average is 9 percent, or around once in 11 years.

Part of that decrease appears to be a bit of a "squeeze" on the season, as the long-term average snow for December and March was 1.1 and 1.2 inches, respectively, while for the "normals" during that period fell to .6 and .5 inches. The most snow on record for a season was in 1892-93, when Raleigh got 31.6 inches, and there have been 12 winter seasons since 1887 with no measurable snow.

After all that, you might wonder what it means for this year. That's the problem with long-term statistics – they aren't real helpful for short-term predictions!

The fact that the percentage of entire winters that go "snowless" is much lower than any of the core snow months tells us that going through a couple of months without snow doesn't make the odds real high that we'll fail to see some in the remainder of the winter.

There are lots of historic examples of sizable snows later in the season as well. We've had measurable snow as late as April 18 (in 1983), and there was a 10-inch snowstorm on April 3 in 1915.

It appears we'll have some very cold air arrive toward Valentine's weekend, and we'll likely stay below normal for temperatures through the following week.

That doesn't offer any guarantees that a system will combine with some of that cold air in just the right way, and so far it appears mainly dry through the weekend, but it's something to watch!

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  • James Davis Feb 26, 2015
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    So how is that 'snowless' winter working out in NC?

  • Andy Barnhart Feb 12, 2015
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    Seems overly complicated. What is the median date of the last snowfall? If we are past it or it is within the forecast window and there is no likely snow forecast for the entire extended forecast, then it is likely we will have a snow less winter based on past history.

  • Bill Price Feb 10, 2015
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    No he doesn't. Outliers should not be removed unless there is concrete evidence of said outliers not be representative of the sample (e.g. equipment malfunction).

  • Paul Donovan Feb 10, 2015
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    You need to remove the outliers (eg 25 inches in Jan 2000) to get any meaningful statistical analysis


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Tillis backers form super PAC for possible Senate bid

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House Speaker Thom Tillis speaks during the opening day of the 2013 legislative session on Jan. 9, 2013.

— Supporters of House Speaker Thom Tillis said Friday that they have filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission to create a super PAC to build support for a possible U.S. Senate campaign by Tillis next year.

As an independent expenditure committee, Grow NC Strong can raise and spend unlimited funds in support of a Tillis campaign.

Tillis and Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger are widely seen as potential challengers to Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan in 2014, but neither has formally announced a campaign.

“Our state’s failing economy is turning around under the leadership of Thom Tillis, and there’s a reason for that: Thom understands North Carolina businesses,” Champ Mitchell, chairman of Grow NC Strong, said in a statement. “We need a reliable advocate who will eliminate the burdens holding back further job growth. His track record of success shows we can rely on him to get the job done.”

Mitchell, executive director Michael Luethy, treasurer Cindy Marrelli-Watko and assistant treasurer Doyle Parrish are the only members of the super PAC who have been identified. No filings by the group are on the FEC website, and its own website provides only links to contribute or get on a mailing list.

Mitchell is a former partner with the Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice law firm who has served as an executive at RJR Nabisco and most recently as chairman and chief executive of domain registry firm Network Solutions. Luethy is a former staffer for the North Carolina Republican Party and the Republican State Leadership Committee who now heads Cary-based Oak Grove Campaigns, which provides services to candidates in more than two dozen states.

Marrelli-Watko has worked in sales and management positions at IBM and Accenture and is a board member of the North Carolina Values Coalition. Parrish is chief executive of hotel owner Summit Hospitality Group.

“Thom Tillis is an honest and proven leader who stands strong for conservative principles,” Marrelli-Watko said in a statement. “He has the character it takes to stop the continual growth of government and its assault on our values. He’s exactly what we need in Washington right now.”

“As Speaker, Thom Tillis instituted a results-driven approach to state government that is sorely missing today from our bickering federal government,” Parrish said in a statement. “He proves every day in Raleigh that his private-sector experience equipped him perfectly for the difficult job of protecting priorities while balancing a budget.”

Grow NC Strong is the second outside group focused on Tillis. A 501(c)4 called North Carolina House Legislative Partners ran a television ad in March featuring him touting the agenda of House leaders.

Democrats quickly criticized the creation of the super PAC.

"Speaker Thom Tillis has consistently ignored the economy and job creation for middle-class North Carolina families while pursuing favor with special interest groups,” Ben Ray, a spokesman for the North Carolina Democratic Party, said in a statement. "Thom Tillis has a long record of close ties to special interests and inappropriate relationships with lobbyists, and this is just the latest chapter.”

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  • jgilchr May 27, 2013

    Got to love Citizens United! Super PAC = corporate funding = corporate candidate

  • Nothing New May 26, 2013

    You can forget my vote for him he pushed a bail bonds training bill that got passed that supports one of jis buddies and guess what it violates the NC Constitution. He has proven he is just as big of a crook as the ppl they replaced

  • jackjones2nc May 25, 2013

    The ALEC agenda is a danger to personal liberty and freedom. The ALEC agenda is dismembering America's middle-class with attacks on struggling families.

  • jackjones2nc May 25, 2013

    I'd love to see Tillis in a "big boy" election. He can't wash off his ALEC and extremist affiliations. Let's go!

  • prodigalrn May 24, 2013

    Didn't speaker Thom Tillis run a lonely-hearts club for staffers/lobbyists out of his office up there? Do I remember that correctly? Me thinks I do.

  • Spock May 24, 2013

    ALEC for the uninformed is the American Legislative Exchange Council. A platform that I support!

  • ripetomatoes May 24, 2013

    True, that. Voters should know more about the ALEC agenda. davidgnews

    Thom Tillis isn't GOP. He's a representative of ALEC.

    44 legislators in NC and over 2000 nationwide.

    And all GOP affiliated.

    That battle will be hard to win even if you knew where to start it.

  • tmstubbs63 May 24, 2013

    However runs for the GOP against Hagan will win in November....she is lousy....

  • davidgnews May 24, 2013

    "Thom Tillis isn't GOP. He's a representative of ALEC."

    True, that. Voters should know more about the ALEC agenda.

  • davidgnews May 24, 2013

    We're sunk. Tillis, Hagan, 'fill-in-the-blank' - none of them are worth it, and sad for this state.


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Ryder’s Ice Bucket Challenge

WWE Superstar Zack Ryder posted the following clip to his YouTube channel, answering the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge made to him by Saved By The Bell’s Dennis Haskins (Mr. Belding) and a few others.

Ryder issues a challenge of his own, and nominates fellow WWE Superstars Kofi Kingston, Tyson Kidd and Hornswoggle.

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The following clip features comedian Evan Wecksell and his son Beckett, who is being quizzed on WWE theme songs.

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In the beginning of the book, Beowulf goes to help the Danes out by killing Grendel. Grendel is a ferocious monster that has been killing the Danes in the mead hall (115). During this time period, warriors will celebrate their victories and tell of their accomplishments by singing. This social gathering has started bothering Grendel because he can hear all the noise and happiness coming from the mead hall. This is making Grendel jealous because he is a descendant from Cain, and knows he will never feel happy (106).

Grendel goes into the mead hall at night, and he begins killing everyone in there. News of how Grendel is murdering the Danes starts to spread all over. When Beowulf hears about Grendel, he feels that it is his obligation to stop Grendel from killing anymore. Beowulf leaves to go to Herot to kill Grendel. He is mostly being praised for his long journey to face this terrible monster. Beowulf says, "Grendel is no braver, no stronger than I am! I could kill him with my sword; I shall not" (677). Beowulf feels that he can defeat Grendel even without a weapon. The first night, they have a celebration in the mead hall, and the warriors fall asleep in the hall. Grendel makes his usual nightly visit and finds many victims waiting to be killed (725). To his surprise, he meets his match,


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To assess what price Oxyglobin should be set at, we must analyze the 4 C's. Firstly, in evaluating the company, we determine that the cost of production is $15 Million per year independent of volume, plus $1.50 per unit variable cost. The current capacity for Oxyglobin is 300,000 units. In exhibits 4 and 5 we determine their break-even cost.

Next, we must determine who the customer is and what their potential is. To do this, we begin by looking at the number of veterinary practices in the US. Exhibit 1 shows the average monthly case load of the 15,000 US veterinary practices. In looking at these averages, we can determine the absolute number of practices and doctors for each class of practice. Taking the average number of animals (dogs, cats, and other) each class of practice treats each month and multiplying that by the absolute number of practices in each class yields the absolute number of animals each practice treats per month and subsequently the annual potential.

Targeting veterinarians in the emergency care segment is the most efficient and effective approach. The potential of this segment is 6,930,000 animals per year. Of this nearly 7 Million animals in need of blood, approximately 7 % of the need blood come from blood banks and the remaining 93% from a very inefficient and costly "donor animal". This 93% (6,444,900) represent the potential market for Oxyglobin and is clearly far above the 300,000 unit annual capacity for Oxyglobin. Conservatively, if we assume 30% of these animals are in critical need of blood then we get 2,079,000 animals. Of this population, we know that 60% of Veterinarians and 65% of pet owners are willing to pay the $200, $400 (vets cost doubled to pet owner) price. Again, being conservative,


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WTA Diary: Welcome Back, Martina

Catch up on all the best WTA moments from the past seven days, including the countdown to Martina's return and Elina's Baku breakthrough.

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Every week there's a lot happening on the WTA - on the court, off the court, by the numbers, even a few tweets... catch up on it all in this week's WTA Diary.

Welcome Back
This week sees Martina Hingis make her eagerly anticipated return to tennis. Competing alongside Daniela Hantuchova, the Swiss Miss, appearing on the WTA for the first time in six years, begins her comeback against Julia Goerges and Darija Jurak in Carlsbad.

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While Martina is making her return to the fore, another loyal WTA servant, Anne Keothavong, is calling it a day. Last Wednesday, the Brit brought her 13-year career to a conclusion, and she was given the warmest of send offs in the Twittersphere.

Teenage Kicks
There have been plenty of column inches written this year about the WTA's latest batch of teenage talents, but until Sunday none had managed to go all the way and win a title. The player to finally make the breakthrough was Elina Svitolina, who edged out Shahar Peer in Baku.

Relive the best moments from Elina's big day in our finals photo gallery.

Fresh from her triumph in Stanford, Dominika Cibulkova is popping down the Pacific Coast Highway to defend her Carlsbad title. But before she strikes a ball in anger, the Slovak has a not insignificant off-court commitment to take care of: presenting the latest edition of the WTA Live All Access Hour presented by Xerox.

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All In A Day's Work
She may not have left with the title, but Agnieszka Radwanska certainly left an impression in Stanford, wowing the crowd with jaw-dropping shot after shot after shot.

The Trappings Of Fame
There are plenty of perks that accompany fortune and glory on the tennis court, including - at least in the world of Sloane Stepehns - a never-ending supply of persimmon pies.

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Mountaineers whacked in Waco

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WACO, Texas - A year ago in Morgantown, West Virginia and Baylor played a game in which the teams combined to ring up almost unprecedented offensive numbers. As an encore in front of the home fans Saturday night, the Bears tried to match those all by themselves.They came about as close as anyone could expect, too, much to the chagrin of the Mountaineers.Baylor's offense scored at will and its defense put the clamps on West Virginia to nearly the same degree Saturday night. It all added up to a rather humiliating 73-42 loss by the Mountaineers, just a week after their season appeared to pick up so much steam."We just came out here and laid an egg,'' West Virginia safety Darwin Cook said. "Today just wasn't our day.''
What an understatement that is.How bad was it? Well, it was the most points ever surrendered by West Virginia in the modern era and the second-most ever given up by any Mountaineer team. The only prior opponent ever to score more points was Michigan in a 130-0 win in 1904. Washington & Jefferson's 72 points in a shutout win in 1891 now falls to third on the list.Before the third quarter had ended, Baylor had broken its own record for total yards by a West Virginia opponent. The Bears set that mark at 700 yards in last year's 70-63 loss in Morgantown, and had 746 Saturday night before the fourth quarter ended.When all was said and done Baylor had 872 yards, shattering its own school record of 781 set and matched the previous two games this season. The Bears had 617 in the first half alone. They had 476 rushing and 396 passing.For that there was plenty of blame to go around. Defensive coordinator Keith Patterson wasn't willing to spread it, though. "Obviously I didn't have them ready to play football,'' Patterson said. "This is a game of emotion. They teams that play with emotion and intensity are the ones that succeed."And give Baylor credit, they just physically whipped us.''And the final score actually made the game seem far closer than it really was. West Virginia trailed 42-7 midway through the second quarter, 56-14 at halftime and 66-21 midway through the third quarter. The Mountaineers added meaningless touchdowns in the fourth quarter, including TD passes by Paul Millard, who mercifully relieved a battered Clint Trickett after the game was out of hand. Those came against Baylor's second team, which played most of the second half.Darwin Cook also added a score late in the game when he took a lateral from Travis Bell after an interception and returned it for a touchdown and the final points with 3:01 to play.That late flurry, however, did little to make up for what happened at the outset, which was when Baylor simply ran away and hid, making the game a laugher before the first half was over.
In just the first quarter, Baylor gained 369 yards and built a 28-7 lead. The 369 yards was the highest total by any team in the FBS in any quarter of any game played in at least 10 years.
Baylor did not have a three-and-out all game - the Bears have not had one this season - and did not punt.By halftime, Baylor had rolled up 617 yards of total offense, just 83 short of what the Bears had a year ago in that 70-63 loss in Morgantown. On 58 offensive plays, Baylor made 27 first downs in that half (finishing with 38 for the game). At one point, the Bears scored on three consecutive offensive plays - at the end of a 12-play drive and then on back-to-back one-play "drives" of 47 and 80 yards.Meanwhile, West Virginia was getting nothing from its offense, which struggled so much that on consecutive series in the first quarter coach Dana Holgorsen took Trickett out of the game and replaced him with Millard. Both times Holgorsen said it was because he couldn't communicate with Trickett because the quarterback still doesn't understand his signals."I'm not doing something right,'' Holgorsen said of the inability to get Trickett up to speed with the communications aspect.Trickett sat out the fourth quarter, but still appears to be West Virginia's starting quarterback. The Mountaineers are off next week before facing Texas Tech on Oct. 19, so Trickett will have some time to rest his injured shoulder and other sore parts."It's Clint,'' offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson said when asked if he still had a starting quarterback. "Clint gave us a spark [last week in a win over Oklahoma State].''
West Virginia had one and only one crack of hope during the entire game, but that was over in a hurry. After Baylor's offense had scored in the first 40 seconds of the game and WVU was forced to punt after its first four plays, Baylor's Levi Norwood fumbled the punt near his own goal line. The ball went back into the end zone, where WVU's Karl Joseph recovered for a touchdown. And so with just 21/2 minutes gone, the Mountaineers were tied with the Bears, 7-7.But that was it. Baylor would score on eight of its nine first-half possessions - all touchdowns - the only exception coming when freshman Daryl Worley intercepted Bryce Petty after the Bears had reached the WVU 32.Aside from that, Petty was 17  of 25 for 347 yards passing (342 in the first half). Antwan Goodley caught seven passes for 170 yards and running back Lache Seastrunk, not to be outdone, had 172 yards and two touchdowns. Goodley and Seastrunk's numbers all came in the first half.For the game, Trickett finished 9 of 28 for 161 yards. Millard was 8 of 13 for 115 yards and touchdowns to Ronald Carswell and White. West Virginia had 394 yards of offense after gaining just 147 in the first half.Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or or follow him at
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Who Really Controls Oil Prices?

Oil prices can easily trump everything else in the market. So while it’s useful to look at the stock market or unemployment or a rising or falling dollar, it’s much more useful to pay close attention to what’s going on in the oil markets.

I’ve said it before, but there’s simply no market that’s larger or more important than oil, and you can verify this statement for yourself by making a list of goods and services you use that DON’T have an oil cost input.

Don’t bother trying – the list is short if not non-existent for most Westerners.

But if I asked you which country or countries really have control over oil prices, you might be tempted to answer “Saudi Arabia,” or at the very least, “OPEC.”

The truth is, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Saudi Arabia (OPEC’s largest oil producing member) still control a good chunk of world-wide oil production.

OPEC produces about 40% of the world’s oil, and the Saudis contribute about 12% to the total.

But the real story in world oil production isn’t in the Middle East. And surprisingly, it’s not even an OPEC member. Because while Saudi Arabia is still home to the most oil, it has more or less lost its ability to pump MORE oil today.

OPEC as a whole has the same problem. Oil production has peaked in OPEC. Some would say it’s in decline. Complicating the issue just a bit, OPEC claims to have more oil now than it did during the late ‘90s – when oil was at its cheapest.

You don’t have to be an oil expert or a geologist to realize that OPEC is lying. How could it be possible, for instance, that Saudi Arabia has exactly the same amount of oil reserves in 2010 as it had in 1988?

It’s not.

Since 2002 at least, it’s pretty clear that OPEC and Saudi Arabia especially are full of beans when it comes to their official oil reserve estimates.

The real story in oil over the past decade or so is in Russia.

Russia has increased its output at a time when OPEC has been unable to break through production ceilings seen in 2008.

In fact, if you believe Russian oil authorities, Russian oil production will overtake Saudi production this year.

Since 2001, Russia increased their production by 50% from around 7 million barrels per day (MBPD) to an estimated 10.3 MBPD this year. Not too far behind is the United States, which produces around 9 MBPD.

I underscore this news not because it’s anything especially useful, necessarily, but because it’s exactly the kind of event that no one expected 5-10 years ago. The oil market is huge, yes, but it’s also dynamic, ever-changing and complicated.

In a strange twist, we might expect oil production in the United States to overtake both Saudi Arabia and Russia within the next 5-10 years – or maybe some other country will take the lead.

In any event, if you’re an oil investor, it pays to look for new opportunities, and not to assume that your prior knowledge and beliefs about the oil markets are still correct.

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Josh Ritter visited WYEP’s studios to discuss his music and new found occupation as a novelist. Ritter released his debut book, Bright’s Passage, last year. Josh spoke about the dark themes of the storyline and the darkness of some of his latest songs as well as getting reviewed by a master of darkness, Stephen King. He talked about his experience of recording the audio book version himself when a lot of authors don’t do this; “I very blithely went about writing the novel. When It came time to do an audio book, I thought I’ll put it out on my own label, I worked with Random House to do that. I found myself in Chicago working with this great musician and actor, Dan John Miller, he was in a band called Blanche, really fascinating dude. Ended up out there for 5 days reading. I probably read the book, 2 or 3 times over; realized I had to come up with all these voices! What a craft it is to do that well!” He shared the story of his recent health scare, a bout with acute exertional rhabdomyolysis, a condition caused by a breakdown of muscle fiber content into the bloodstream; “In the course of a day, or a day and a half, I gained 30 pounds. .. I ended up in the hospital with a lot of IV’s going into me and playing a game of wait and see as to whether my kidneys were gonna fail or my liver was gonna give up. All the while I looked like the Marshmallow man. It was a really scary, unplanned six day vacation” Ritter also gave insight about his upcoming album The Beast In Its Tracks that is scheduled for release March 5 and shared a new song called "Joy To You Baby." According to Ritter, this upcoming record will be more auto-biographical than his recent albums; “I’ve always believed that it’s important to steer away from auto-biography in music. I like the idea that you can work on something outside yourself. The outside world is always so much more entertaining and requires more imagination to describe in some way. But in the last little while, I’ve started working on music that is a little bit more auto-biographical and have taken some of the experiences that I’ve had and working on them in a way that I feel, I hope would be more relevant than to me.” He’s hoping to release the new album in early 2013 and again is working producer Sam Kassir, who also plays keyboards in Ritter’s backing group, The Royal City Band. Along with a new song, Josh Ritter played a song from his latest full length So Runs The World Away – “Lark”, one from The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter – “The Temptation of Adam” as well as a cover of “Moon River”.

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SUMMER FELLOWSHIPS: These are intended primarily, but not exclusively, for junior faculty members in the tenure-track position at Xavier. The current stipend is $4,000.  The faculty member may teach one course or workshop during the summer of the award.

Applications cannot be made for both Summer Fellowships and Faculty Development Research Leaves during the same academic year.

You can view a list of recent recipients of faculty development leaves and summer fellowships at Recent Internal Awards.

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In general, primary consideration will be given to projects that show promise of furthering the applicant's scholarly and professional development. Under this broad principle, a considerable variety of proposals -- including interdisciplinary proposals -- will be acceptable for evaluation.

1.  The following are examples of projects that would merit consideration:

a.       Scholarly research with the goal of final publication.

b.       Creative and inventive projects in the area of the arts -- such as drama, music, film, radio-television -- for faculty
members for whom such undertakings would be comparable to scholarly research.

c.       Creative and inventive projects that involve the improvement of teaching either in terms of the content or in terms of methodology.

d.       Advanced study in a specific area for the purpose of professional development, including the development of technical skills when such study is called for by recent developments in the applicant's field.

e.       Other activities that are judged to impact the University positively through intellectual development of the faculty member.

Applicants are encouraged to pursue their studies and research at institutions that are particularly distinguished for their programs in the applicant's academic field.

2.  The primary emphasis is on the quality of the proposal.  In the event of more quality applications than available, consideration will be given to length of service.

3.  For summer fellowships, priority will be given to junior faculty members who have not received a summer fellowship the previous year. The summer fellowships do not affect a faculty member's subsequent eligibility for a semester or year leave with pay.

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1.        To be considered, applications for 2017 Summer Fellowships must be received by Wednesday, November 2, 2016 . The required letters of support/reference from the applicant's department chair and proposal reviewers must also be received by this date. To ensure consideration all application materials must be received by the deadline. It is the applicant's responsibility to see that the application and all supporting materials are submitted on time.  Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.  Applicants may check with the office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs to learn of one's application completion status, prior to the due date.

2.        Applications should be addressed to the Chair of the Faculty Development Committee, in care of the office of the  Associate Provost for Academic Affairs. An electronic copy of your proposal should be sent to by the due date.

3.        At the time a faculty member presents a proposal to the Faculty Development Committee, a copy must be submitted to the department chair and the dean.

4.     The department chair (or dean if the applicant is a department chair) must submit a completed evaluation form.  (Please use attached form.) This should be submitted electronically to .

5.     Departmental chairs and heads of programs must submit a completed evaluation form from their dean.  (Please use attached form.) Self-recommendations will not be accepted.  Completed forms should be submitted electronically to .

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1.        A title page including title, applicant's name, rank, department, length of service as a member of the Principal Faculty, dates of any previous faculty development leaves and summer fellowships, and a brief description of the project and its goal (abstract).  Applicants should also include a listing of other funding available or for which they will be applying for the award time period.

2.        A detailed description of the project, (limited to five (5) double spaced pages) including the following sections.

    a.       a detailed description of the objective:

    b.       a thorough discussion of the scope of work planned;

    c.       a statement of the significance/contribution of the project;

    d.       a synopsis of any work or exploratory research on the project already completed;

    e.       a statement of, and the justification for, the time requested;

    f.         a summary description of any comparable projects completed by the applicant; and

    g.       if applicable, a statement on expectations concerning when and where the project may be published, performed or exhibited.

4.        If applicable, a brief description of previous Xavier-funded faculty development awards received.  This description must include the project title, type of award, dates granted, and short project description.  For each award described, indicate the scholarly outcomes achieved.  For each previous faculty development award, also include a copy of the Project Report filed with the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs.

5.        An abbreviated vita (no more than three pages).

6.        The applicant must solicit two letters of support/reference from referees in the same field (from Xavier or elsewhere), and an evaluation form from the applicant's chair or dean. ( Form attached.)  Letters and the evaluation form should be sent directly to the Chair of Faculty Development Committee in care of Steve Herbert, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs (ML 4542).   Letters may be submitted electronically to .  At its discretion, the Faculty Development Committee may seek consultation with authorities in the applicant's academic field.

7.        Please remember to include page numbers.

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Within two months after the end of the fellowship, the faculty member must submit a project report to the office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs.  An electronic copy should be submitted to  and the faculty member's department chair and dean. This report must include:

1.        A detailed summary of the work completed on the project, including statements regarding which goals of the original proposal were met and which were not

2.        In cases in which the work as originally proposed was not completed, the faculty member must address this in the report stating the reasons the project was changed.

3.        If applicable, copies of any output(s) from the project, e.g., books, papers, etc., may be submitted to the Office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs.

4.        This report will be available to the Faculty Development Committee.  The results of prior faculty development awards will be used in evaluating future proposals by the faculty member.  It is the faculty member's responsibility to deliver these reports in a timely fashion.

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   1. The Faculty Development Committee consists of five Principal Faculty representing all three colleges.
   2. The Faculty Development Committee will review all applications and the Chair, together with the office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, will submit the acceptable proposals to the Provost & CAO.  The Committee will indicate to the Provost & CAO its own judgment regarding priority among the proposals it submits.
   3. The Provost & CAO will have the final voice in approving proposals for funding.
   4. Faculty Development Committee members applying for a Faculty Development Award (e.g. Wheeler, Summer Fellowship, or leave), must recuse themselves from ALL discussions pertaining to that award category.

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