Submit item to News
Original at umdcourtyards.com
• Sat, Nov 7
University Courtyards at the University of Maryland, College Park Click here to read about UMD's "Promoting Responsible Action in Medical ... umdcourtyards.com
About the Video: This interview with oncology expert Dr. Susan Kesmodel focuses onOriginal at dnatube.com
• Fri, Nov 6
oncologist at the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center and an assistant professor of surgery at the University of ... dnatube.com
NEWS RELEASE: October 26, 2009 - NYU Takes Top Prize in Third Annual University of Maryland M&A Competition
Original at Robert H. Smith School of Business
• Mon, Oct 26
College Park, Md. – October 26, 2009 – The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business today announced the winners of its third annual Mergers & Acquisitions Competition, held October 22-23. The event, organized by Smith’s MBA Finance Association, challenged 10 team...
Fitch to Upgrade $50MM Maryland Health & Higher Ed Fac Auth Revs (UMMS) Series 2008D
Original at PR Inside (Pressemitteilung)
• Fri, Oct 16
Effective Oct. 22, 2009, Fitch Ratings will upgrade the ratings assigned to the $50,000,000 Maryland Health and Higher Educational Facilities Authority revenue bonds, University of Maryland Medical System Issue, series 2008D (the bonds) to 'AA+/F1+' from 'A/F1'. The rating action i...
Third parties not required to release PSP games on PlayStation Store
Original at Joystiq
• Fri, Oct 16
By Andrew Yoon We highly encourage Sony to make simultaneous digital releases of PSP games a requirement for publishers, not merely a suggestion. The company previously issued a mandate for PS3 games to include trophies in 2009 -- a similar policy must be enforced on the PSP. Without it, there's no guara...
Interview: SCEA's Eric Lempel on PSP minis, scrapped UMD conversion
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Oct 8
By Andrew Yoon Are any Sony first-party studios working on PSP minis? What determines the pricing of PSP minis? If someone wanted to release at $1.99, they could? Yes, absolutely.Continue reading Interview: SCEA's Eric Lempel on PSP minis, scrapped UMD conversion
Capcom dates promised PSP UMD Legacy titles
Original at Joystiq
• Wed, Oct 7
By James Ransom-Wiley Still unaccounted for? Those PS1 old-timers you've been waiting forever to buy again: Dino Crisis, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3.Capcom dates promised PSP UMD Legacy titles originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
PSA: NIS America's PSP re-releases half price on PSN
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Oct 1
By Randy Nelson As we reported earlier this month, NIS America is making several of its previously UMD-only PSP games available for download from the US PlayStation Store late tonight / early tomorrow morning to coincide with the launch of PSP Go.
Sony America scraps UMD-to-PSP Go conversion plans
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Sep 24
By Griffin McElroy That's quite a blow to the base of American PSP owners with large libraries of UMD titles looking to upgrade to a PSP Go -- a blow significantly worsened by the European "PSP Go Rewards" initiative, which grants three free games to PSP Go purchasers who register for the promotion using an ol...
PSP Go upgrade incentive rewards 3 free games to UMD owners
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Sep 24
By Griffin McElroy Sony has finally figured out how to incentivize the UMD-less PSP Go for those who possess a towering library of tangible titles for the original models of the device. The company recently announced the "PSP Go Rewards" program for European territories, which offers three free games to an...
PSP Minis on UMD 'real possibility,' could appear on PS3, Sony says
Original at Joystiq
• Fri, Sep 11
By Randy Nelson Given that they're being tailor-made for quick, digital distribution on PSP Go, Sony's "Minis" will probably be released on UMD, the company tells Develop. "The most successful Minis titles will probably transition to UMD," SCEE head of developer relations Zeno Colaco said in an inter...
Persona to launch simultaneously on PSN and UMD
Original at Joystiq
• Wed, Aug 5
By Andrew Yoon Persona's September 22nd release is awfully close to the release of the all-digital PSP Go. So, what's Atlus to do? Release Persona on UMD and PlayStation Network simultaneously, of course! This will be the first PSP title in America to simultaneously launch in both physical and digital...
Sony: PSP without UMD 'always the plan'
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Jul 2
By David Hinkle Matsui explains that part of the progression of the PSP to the PSP Go is that Sony had to wait until digital content was on par with physical media, and that the timing now is right. That's one of the reasons why Sony is still selling the existing PSP alongside the Go. Well, that, and it's probabl...
Explore Japan: Camp introduces students to language, culture - Frederick News Post
Original at Frederick News Post
• Wed, Jun 17
subscription), MD Originally from Yokohama, Japan, Hamada-Prendergast has taught her native language at the State University of New York and the University of Maryland, College Park, among other places. Hamada-Prendergast has lived in Frederick County for about 15 years ...
Hanover company lights up the night
Original at Maryland Gazette
• Wed, Jun 17
MD The question we have to ask is, how much benefit do people see in this and how does it compare with other options," said Hamilton, who teaches marketing and brand management at the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business. ...
West County: 2 women at top of their class
Original at Maryland Gazette
• Wed, Jun 17
MD Her plans are to attend the University of Maryland College Park. Salutatorian Serena Walker ended her high school career with a GPA of 4.39. Walker also was involved in Key Club, National Honor Society, Happy Helpers for the Homeless. ...
Painting award winners show promise, surprise
Original at Business Gazette
• Wed, Jun 17
MD The jurors included John Winslow, painter and Catholic University emeritus professor, whose proclivities are fairly evident in the selection of finalists. The other two jurors, also painting professors, were Patrice Kehoe, University of Maryland, ...
Jacks in second, split with Bombers
Original at Kilgore News Herald
• Tue, Jun 16
USA Haynes allowed two runs in two innings in his first TCL appearance this year. Ian Schwalenberg would finish off the game for the Pump Jacks. The Maryland native and University of Maryland junior allowed one hit and no runs in 2 1/3 innings, ...
blazing unusual trails
Original at Baltimore Sun
• Mon, Jun 15
United States After graduating from the University of Maryland as a theater major specializing in theatrical lighting and being told by a professor that no one ever hired women as stage electricians, she applied to the Baltimore chapter of the International ...
North County grad never missed a day of school
Original at Maryland Gazette
• Fri, Jun 12
MD She also was involved in a University of Maryland group to prepare for college, and she mentored middle-school students at Brooklyn Park and Lindale middle schools. In addition she took six Advanced Placement classes for college credit. ...
VIMS trains interns in oyster aquaculture
Original at William and Mary News
• Thu, Jun 11
VA OAT trainees recently visited Martinsville to experience tilapia culture, and future rotations are scheduled at the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab at Rutgers University in New Jersey and at the Horn Point hatchery at the University of Maryland. ...
Names & Notes
Original at Business Gazette
• Thu, Jun 11
• 1 related articles
Names & Notes The University of Maryland, College Park's annual economic impact to the state is more than $3.4 billion, and it supports more than 23000 jobs, according to ... and more »
Related articles from media-newswire.com.
Classical students eager to put on a show
Original at Business Gazette
• Thu, Jun 11
MD Young musicians from across the country have traveled to the University of Maryland, College Park, for the past 22 years to participate in the National Orchestral Institute and Festival, a rigorous, four-week program that some of its faculty describe ...
The History of Religious Tolerance in Maryland
Original at Southern Maryland Online
• Wed, Jun 10
MD The University of Maryland nearly eliminated the invocation from their commencement exercises until the president of the university stepped in. It appears that even the birthplace of religious tolerance isn't immune to the irreligionists and their ...
How To: Sensors tested to maximize nitrogen use for crops
Original at American Farm
• Tue, Jun 9
MD Researchers at the University of Delaware and the University of Maryland are testing Greenseeker sensors in an effort to learn how to maximize the use of nitrogen. Josh McGrath, an assistant professor in the Laboratory for Ag and Environmental Studies ...
Home-school graduates enjoyed flexible schedule
Original at Maryland Gazette
• Sun, Jun 7
MD Hannigan will attend the University of Maryland, College Park in the fall as a junior, studying criminal justice. State law requires home-school families to register with their local school system and undergo inspections by either the public school ...
Sony considering UMD game trade-in program for PSP Go digital versions
Original at Joystiq
• Fri, Jun 5
By Alexander Sliwinski Koller stated that in the past the company has seen a 20-25 percent "trade-up factor" among PSP owners. The company is apparently still in the "planning stages," but we contacted Sony to find out if there were any further details or timetable.Sony considering UMD game trade-in program for...
How To: Tutorial, extraer el ISO de un UMD y pasarlo a la memoria del PSPOriginal at YouTube
• Thu, Jun 4
By rss@youtube.com (die15gamer) Author: die15gamer Keywords: Tutorial extraer el ISO de un UMD pasarlo la memoria del PSP Comprimir CSO Added: June 4, 2009
NEWS RELEASE: June 1, 2009 - University of Maryland Business School Appoints Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship Director of Investments
Original at Robert H. Smith School of Business
• Mon, Jun 1
College Park, Md. – June 1, 2009 — The Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business today announced Craig Dye has joined the center as director of investments. In his new position, Dye will be leading the continued growth of the Dingm...
NEWS RELEASE: May 27, 2009 - University of Maryland Business School Expands to Space in Baltimore BioPark
Original at Robert H. Smith School of Business
• Wed, May 27
College Park, Md. – May 27, 2009 – The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business today announced it has acquired new space in Baltimore at the University of Maryland BioPark. The Smith School is moving its existing location from the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UM...
PSP UMD Case ReviewOriginal at YouTube
• Tue, May 26
By rss@youtube.com (CS3Tutorials001) Author: CS3Tutorials001 Keywords: PSP UMD Case Review games videos awesome great good kool cool worth it Added: May 26, 2009
How to copy psp games without havind the UMD diskOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Mar 6
By rss@youtube.com (iamcool587) This is a video showing u how to copy UMD games to ur psp without... Author: iamcool587 Keywords: Plz watch my vid Added: March 6, 2009
How To: Thesis Statements: A Simple Guide to Getting Them RightOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Feb 27
By rss@youtube.com (peakdavid) Brief introduction to the Guest Lecture on "Thesis Statements: A Simple Guide to Getting Them Right" for University of Maryland University College. Provides a simple formula for all thesis statements: A sentence that contains your topic + your position on it.
Original at Chronicle of Higher Education
• Wed, Feb 11
By Heidi Landecker Mr. Lott, now a visiting senior research scientist in the department of computer science at the University of Maryland at College Park, has been sparring about gun policy with Mr. Levitt, a professor of economics at the University of Chicago, for nearly a decade. Their dispute turned litig...
Opinion: One quantum leap
Original at MSNBC
• Thu, Jan 22
Nanowerk LLC - The experiment was run by Monroe and other researchers at the Joint Quantum Institute, a partnership between the University of Maryland and the University ... Quantum Leap: Information Teleported between Ions at a Distance Scientific American
How To: Second Life - A Beginner's Guide to Signing Up and Getting StartedOriginal at YouTube
• Tue, Dec 2
By rss@youtube.com (peakdavid) Second Life tutorial for University of Maryland University College students on how to create a free Second Life account, create an avatar, navigate Orientation Island, and use the Search function to find Escribir Park and Escribir House.
Opinion: Colleges Accused of Giving Little Consideration to Alternatives to Affirmative Action
Original at Chronicle of Higher Education
• Mon, Dec 1
By Peter Schmidt But colleges have received little or no guidance from the courts or federal government on how to meet such a requirement, and as a result they “appear to be floundering,” argues the law-review article. The authors are George R. LaNoue, a professor of political science and public policy at t...
Headed to Alburque, New Mexico for the American Studies Conference
Original at canwebefrank.com
• Thu, Nov 13
By Frank León(noreply@blogger.com) I’ll be presenting a paper in a panel moderated by Northwestern University’s E. Patrick Johnson. I’ll be joined by three fantastic colleagues: Marlon M. Bailey of Indiana University-Bloomington (a graduate of UC Berkeley’s African Diaspora Studies Program), Jeffrey Q. McCune of the Uni...
Heads-up -- check us out at schools all across the US
Original at blogs.msdn.com
• Wed, Nov 5
By steven_sinofsky Cornell University Duke University Ohio State University Purdue University Stanford University University of Arizona University of Maryland - College Park University of Virginia University of Washington University of Waterloo Washington University in St. Louis
Brief consultations may affect students’ health-risk behavior
Original at University of Florida
• Tue, Nov 4
By khowell Highlighting positive self-image in interventions could play a main role in decreasing addictive behavior, according to Carlo DiClemente, professor at the Department of Psychology, University of Maryland, Baltimore County and a co-author of the study.
Majors Making a Difference: Conservation Biology
Original at WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future
• Wed, Oct 22
By Sarah Kuck University of Maryland Lund University Resources For more information about conservation biology, visit the Center for Conservation Biology at the University of Washington and the Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford University.
Opinion: Science Club: Robert Oerter
Original at DCist
• Sat, Oct 18
By Kriston Capps Robert Oerter has taught at the University of Maryland, Howard University, and George Mason University, where he has worked for the past 10 years. He is the author of The Theory of Almost Everything: The Standard Model, The Unsung Triumph of Modern Physics (Plume Press), which has been tr...
Islamic World’s Attitudes on US Strongly Negative
Original at Outside The Beltway | OTB
• Sat, May 5
By John Burgess US Public Diplomacy: A long row to hoe in the Islamic World Worldpublicopinion.org a project of the Program on International Policy Attitudes at the University of Maryland, has recently published an public opinion poll on attitudes toward the US, terrorist organization, and a general...
A rising tide of fury
Original at IsraPundit
• Wed, May 2
By Jerry Gordon Tony Blankley is to commended for this op-ed. Biy implication he questions the ‘moderate Muslim’ canard adopted by neo-conservatives such as Dan Pipes and Frank Gaffney that the Islamists and jihadists are in the distinct minority. He pivots his thesis-that Islamofascism is more rampa...
Local Students React to Virginia Tech Murders
Original at DCist
• Tue, Apr 24
By Lindsay Gibson American University administrators are taking a second look at their emergency response plan, which was revised this March. In addition, student leaders support a proposal for a text messaging alert system, saying it's a more rapid, efficient way to reach the maximum amount of student...
Boston Globe headline "Obama's silence on Imus alarms some blacks" unsupported by article
Original at Media Matters for America
• Thu, Apr 12
While suggesting that Obama might be subject to different expectations in the Imus matter, the other two African-American academics quoted in the article did not endorse a different standard nor single him out for criticism. Ron Walters, University of Maryland professor and former ai...
J. Glenn Morris Jr. named director of UF Emerging Pathogens Institute
Original at University of Florida
• Thu, Apr 5
By khowell Morris, 55, received his bachelor’s degree from Rice University in Houston and his medical degree and a master’s in public health and tropical medicine from Tulane University in New Orleans. He maintains an active, National Institutes of Health-funded research program working in the...
NanoFactories: Side Effects NOT Included
Original at Medgadget.com
• Wed, Mar 21
By Josh(jumbehr@gmail.com) Ok, so this is about as science fiction as it gets. Researchers at the University of Maryland have created "nanofactories" capable of magnetically docking with target cells and creating pharmaceuticals [de novo!] to render the cell inactive. The list of side effects on your prescriptio...
Sony's UMD format another retail bomb
Original at Blogging Stocks
• Fri, Mar 16
By Brian White You see, the UMD format not only houses Sony PSP gaming titles, but Sony (in its infinite wisdom) thought that consumers may want to "re-buy" all those DVD titles on this special new format (again) just to watch movies on that new PSP unit, since the UMD format is nowhere to be found outside t...
Podcast: Sun audio report: Lynching
Original at Under the Sun
• Thu, Feb 22
By feedback@baltimoresun.com (baltimoresun.com) Sun reporter Tom Dunkel interviews Sherrilyn Ifill, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore, about her new book on the tragic lives of Matthew Williams and George Armwood, two black men murdered by white mobs on the Eastern Shore in the 1930s.