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The College of Agricultures search for a new dean to replace the retiring Lester Young continues. The four candidates will participate in an open forum discussion to present his or her qualifications to faculty, staff and students.

Rodney Hill was the first of the four candidates to participate in the open forum on Tuesday.

Hill is currently the strategic adviser to the vice president for research and economic development at the University of Idaho.

He is now interested in a role in which he is able to work closely with students and faculty so that he can use his career experience to facilitate disciplinary excellence in [Cal Poly Pomona] programs, as stated in his letter of interest.

Hill feels that he is fit for the position of dean of the College of Agriculture because he can relate to students.

I know and understand Cal Poly Pomona students because I share many of their experiences, said Hill, who is a first generation college graduate.

Hill also said that he is interested in the position because he shares a lot of the same values that are evident in the College of Agricultures methods.

Some of Hills values include leading and embracing change, empowering and inspiring others, and working across boundaries.

His presentation was focused on his vision for the College of Agriculture: its strengths, the tools and resources it has that contribute to agriculture on a global landscape and faculty, staff and student success.

Hill considers the learn by doing method at CPP one of its greatest strengths because he comes from a research and policy development background.

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LAKKI MARWAT: Shops and makeshift kiosks built on government land in Naurang town here were razed during an anti-encroachment drive on Tuesday.

The operation was launched after traders didnt pay heed to the notices served on them by the local administration to remove encroachments, built on both sides of the GT Road, on their own or face action.

The notices were served to shopkeepers by additional assistant commissioner Yaser Qayyum on the directives of the deputy commissioner Syed Zafar Ali Shah.

Municipal committee workers with the help of heavy machinery demolished dozens of shops and outlets built on the railway land.

Mr Qayyum asked the encroachers to remove debris within 24 hours or the administration would confiscate it. He said encroachers and land grabbers would be dealt with an iron hand.

EARTH DAY CELEBRATED: The local wildlife departments of D.I. Khan and Bannu divisions on Tuesday celebrated the Earth Day with the resolve to launch concerted efforts for conservation of natural resources and protecting the earth from pollution and environmental hazards.

In this connection, separate functions were held wherein students, teachers, conservationists and people from different walks of life participated.

Speaking on the occasion, district forest officer, Dera, Khan Malook said that deforestation, industrialisation and water and air pollution had increased environmental issues on earth, causing problems for human beings. He underlined the need for launching integrated efforts for environmental safety with the cooperation of the masses.

He asked the students and youths to play their role in nature conservation. Students and youths can spread the message of nature conservation by taking part in tree plantation drives, activation of school nature clubs and wildlife safety activities.

Bannu DFO Abdul Halim Marwat highlighted the importance of conserving and protecting the earth through educating people to refrain from cutting trees and clearing land for industrial, agricultural and residential purposes. People should also be educated about harmful effects of poaching and killing wildlife on the natural environment.

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Winter Park, FL (PRWEB) April 22, 2014

Marc Thee, Principal designer at Marc-Michaels Interior Design, Inc., is unveiling his first collection of signature tile represented by Barbie Kennedy Designs at Coverings 2014 at The Las Vegas Convention Center, April 29 May 2nd.

Marc Thees Essence Tile Collection will be on display at International Whole Tile Booth # L16033. In Marcs Essence Collection for Barbie Kennedy Designs he takes attainable tile, wood, metal and mirror and combines them in never-before-seen ways.

As a designer Im always looking to create extraordinary backgrounds in my work that create a sense of unity and peacefulness, said Thee. My Essence Collection is inspired by elements found in nature. This collection evokes a positive emotional response and helps build the character of a space.

Marcs brand new tile line is flexible in color, scale and style to appeal to interior designers, builders and home owners alike. The patterns work for small-scale projects such as backsplashes or fireplaces and large-scale patterns can be used over an entire wall or floor. Many of the designs work in wet environments and even exterior applications.

Be sure to stop by International Whole Tile Booth # L16033 to see Marcs Essence Tile Collection and for a chance to name the color for Barbie Kennedy Designs new ceramic collection. The winner will also receive a free iPad 2! Join Barbie Kennedy Designs and Marc for wine and cheese on Wednesday April 30th at 4:00pm and help them toast their new collections.

Marc Thee is the founder of Marc-Michaels Interior Design, Inc. which Interior Design magazine named the #1 residential design firm in the United States in 2013. He has more than 25 years of experience in high-end interior design. For more information please visit http://www.marcthee.com.

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Yang Dongjiang opened this year's conference with his keynote speach

China's skyscrapers are the symbols of its newfound success

Dongjiang questions whether there will a coherent 'Chinese Dream', just as there was an American one

The seventh edition of CDN's Interior Motives China Conference has just taken place in Beijing, ahead of the world's most important motor show and in the world's largest car market. The theme of this year's event, Mobilising the new urban landscape' is extremely pertinent to anyone who has experienced the city's congestion and its air quality.

During the event's two days, the presenters explored our future relationship with the automobile, from increasing levels of autonomous drive in our cars, to the varied definitions of the word luxury, and how that impacts on customer expectations right across the globe.

The Interior Motives conference is all about offering fresh perspectives on the future challenges of car design, hence why it was fitting that the opening keynote be delivered by Yang Dongjiang, an interior designer, architect and assistant dean at Tsinghua University's Academy of Arts and Design.

The keynote documented the recent rapid changes that have characterised architectural development in China, and the complex position that has placed its designers in.

It's no secret that the pace of change in China been extremely rapid, but the irrational obsession with building huge skyscrapers as a visual representation of the nation's new-found success, plus the irrational way in which cars are designed here shows, says Yang, the consequence of the fact that China has been closed for too long.

Add in China's subsequent rapid absorption of international ideas of design, and the resulting blend, understandably, lacks coherence for now. But how will the designers of China's future, both at home and abroad, bring about a distinct, cogent design identity?

To explore how that might happen, the first session of this year's event followed the title theme of this year's conference.

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PITTSFIELD -- Two men were held overnight after being charged with breaking into a vacant home and stealing copper pipes and wires.

Jarrod Stanton, 35, of East Street, and Steven Winters, 31, of Hawthorne Avenue, were arrested by Pittsfield police on Monday afternoon after police received a report of two men walking in the vicinity of West Union and John streets with copper wire in hand and a backpack.

When police went to the abandoned home the two had allegedly been seen leaving, authorities discovered the entire building "in disarray," according to the police report. Copper pipes and wiring from every outlet, electrical box and faucet were missing, according to police.

Police located the two men, based on a matching description, at a local scrap yard. Police interviewed Winters, who had a 12-inch pry bar on him, along with a screwdriver, flashlight and a dirty hat. Winters told police he was waiting for his friend at the scrap yard.

Stanton was stopped by police after leaving the scrap yard. He allegedly told police that he had just sold copper wire that he picked up at a previous job for $22.

Stanton and Winters were both arraigned in Central Berkshire District Court on Monday in front of Judge Fredric Rutberg. They pleaded not guilty to charges of breaking and entering into a building, larceny, and possession of burglary tools. Rutberg set bail at $250 on the charges pending a future court date.

To reach Nathan Mayberg: nmayberg@berkshireeagle.com, or (413) 496-6243.

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