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University of Huddersfield has very friendly and helpful staff. It is constantly being improved and upgraded with up to date technology and facilities. It has a very good student services. There are constantly new societies being formed, last year alone many new societies were formed including the Assassins Guild (H.A.G.S) which I founded. All societies are at a high standard and are a lot of fun! All round Huddersfield University is a great university and one to look out for in the future
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University of Huddersfield has very friendly and helpful staff. It is constantly being improved and upgraded with up to date technology and facilities. It has a very good student services. There are constantly new societies being formed, last year alone many new societies were formed including the Assassins Guild (H.A.G.S) which I founded. All societies are at a high standard and are a lot of fun! All round Huddersfield University is a great university and one to look out for in the future
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Applying to University of Huddersfield
- Entry Requirements:
160-175 UCAS Points
Average range for University of Huddersfield entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
- Offer and Acceptance Rates:
- Total Applicants:
- 17,640
- Total offers Made:
- 12,375
- Offer rate:
- 70.15%
- Total offers Accepted:
- 3,115
- Acceptance rate:
- 25.17%
This is the latest available data, published by UCAS - 26th January 2017. It relates to offers made in June 2016. For more details visit the UCAS website.
University of Huddersfield Reputation
The University of Huddersfield is split over three campuses in Oldham, Barnsley and Huddersfield. The Queensgate Campus, Huddersfield is the main campus and is the home of the Student Centre, drama facilities, a Creative Arts Building and a new Business School which opened in 2010.
The courses at the university are designed around the future career prospects of the student. Alongside placements and lectures from industry leaders this helps ensure that each individual is as ready for the world of work as is possible. 94% of students continue to study or find employment within six months of their graduation from the University of Huddersfield. * (Destinations of Leavers Survey 2015/16)
The Students' Union hosts its own radio show, RadioHUDD and student paper HuddersfieldStudent as well as being the home for student advice for finance, housing, study and wellbeing. The Bar venue has hosted many big names including Noah & The Whale and Young Guns. Students will find places to eat, cafés and shops within the building and also iZone, an information and resource centre that lets students know what there is to do on campus including volunteering, clubs and societies including anything from Archery, Fencing and Medieval Re-enactment to Salsa and ultimate frisbee. Throughout the academic year markets and other stalls visit the Students' Union building to add a variety of shopping and interest.
Huddersfield is the largest town in Europe and boosts a lower cost of living than many other town. It is a lively place to hang out with theatres, shops and venues such as the Camel Club and Tokyo.
As well as sporting clubs and societies there are plenty of facilities that students can take advantage of on the Queensgate Campus including a sports hall, gym, boxing area and squash courts. In Huddersfield itself lies the famous Galpharm Stadium which hosts football and Rugby League games. Each year there is a competition between between the University of Huddersfield and The University of Bradford named 'Varsity' and is billed as the most important day of sport in the university calendar.
Home to 23,000 students the University of Huddersfield provides high quality teaching (the university is placed within the top 10 for teaching excellence according to the Sunday Times) and is continually investing in its facilities to provide the best learning environment for some of the lowest student fees to be found in the UK. The university is consistently ranked within the top ten for student satisfaction and for the quality of its facilities.
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Absolutely amazing place I've loved studying there
Equipment and teaching for computing practices are obsolete compared to other universities.
Fantastic facilities amd teaching staff, however a sub standard Students Union run for the self interests of its left wing officers
Vibey, small though, very woke! Sometimes lit.
Great, modern facility is and campus. Staff are great and helpful. Love my course
The campus itself and equipment, I can't complain about. I like the practice rooms, although they weren't exactly soundproof. The societies I joined were one of the best things about uni.
The campus itself and equipment are great. However, my three years at university were disappointing and I feel like I've wasted my time there. In my first year, within the first few lessons with my piano teacher, she told me maybe I should do something that isn't music. I wanted to learn how to be a songwriter but I didn't learn that. I wanted to learn more about the tech side of music but was told not to bother, if I just want to write lyrics. Then when it came to doing my EP for my Individual Project, I was so far behind and my teacher(s) called me mediocre on two separate occasions. I travel for about 2 hours to get to uni and I never felt like it was worth it. None of the lessons were of any use to me. This experience has put me in therapy and in debt. I have a lot to say, not enough room. Angry and disappointed in uni. I wasn't even awarded the right award/degree.
The campus itself and equipment are great. However, my three years at university were disappointing and I feel like I've wasted my time there. In my first year, within the first few lessons with my piano teacher, she told me maybe I should do something that isn't music. I wanted to learn how to be a songwriter but I didn't learn that. I wanted to learn more about the tech side of music but was told not to bother, if I just want to write lyrics. Then when it came to doing my EP for my Individual Project, I was so far behind and my teacher(s) called me mediocre on two separate occasions. I travel for about 2 hours to get to uni and I never felt like it was worth it. None of the lessons were of any use to me. This experience has put me in therapy and in debt. I have a lot to say, not enough room. Angry and disappointed in uni. I wasn't even awarded the right award/degree.
The university has a very friendly and welcoming environment with amazing staff member. The international societies along with events hosted by the students union majorly helps in overcoming homesickness and making new friends.
No lecture theatres for business school, student union unwelcoming societies are literally bare minimum and facilities are awful considering no lecture theatres for business school
Its a good Univeristy, needs a higher ranking. Enjoying my time from the last year and plan to study for next 4-5 years in the same uni. All thanks to the environment provided by Uni.
Great university and facilities! Great student union and societies! Loved my time there! (WiFi needs to improve as on occasion it went down when assignments were due and sometimes couldn't connect on my phone.)
Such a great university. All the buildings have everything you could need so you never have to walk far for a snack, drink, toilet. The staff are all incredibly sweet and dedicated to what they teach. I've never know people to be so kind and helpful and to selflessly offer up their free time to ensure their students progress! There's also a variety of clubs and societies to join which makes making friends with other people on different courses a lot easier. Such a great university, no complaints!
Amazing experience, couldn't of picked a better uni!
Fantastic lecturers who gave fast and accurate feedback.
Great uni, could do with some better facilities, depends on your course
Very good uni. Got a homely feel
Great campus, it's big enough so it doesn't all feel clustered, but you can walk around it all in about 5 minutes which is good if you have back to back lectures in different buildings. A lot of food options on campus too and very affordable. The facitilites are top notch quality and are kept in the best condition and they're always refurbishing or even buying new equipment to facitilate your study. They recently added Wi-Fi boosters in one of the building which makes the internet speed so much better and it would be great if that was installed in all buildings. Tutors are friendly and extremely helpful and make you feel welcomed, there's also so much help if you're struggling with mental health problems or stress. Library has everything you need, including lots of computers and also laptops that you can loan out if you don't have one and would rather do work at home. Library is also open 24/7 during term time. Overall a really great uni, would recommend.
Fantastic campus and state of the art facilities, helpful and friendly lecturers and members of staff.
Superb University and a superb experience, so much better than many others. These are the best years of your life make the most of them!
If your in the modern part of the Uni it is very nice and clean, some of the older sections aren't that great and are extremely dated. There are a lot of clubs and societies to join. The student union is nothing to shout about, the shop is overpriced. Careers service nothing to shout about, you basically have to do it all yourself and often feel like you are being palmed off. WiFi is absolutely terrible in parts of the university. You will find yourselves using data most the time.
Small university in a bleak town. Transferred after a year, not much accommodation variety.
Good internet and friendly people
Great times, great people in Huddersfield
I looked around a few universities before choosing Huddersfield and it's by far the best uni around especially for my course and what I'm wanting to do afterwards
Helpful facilities onsight, friendly atmosphere, would be helpful for more insight on societies but overall good experiences
Lovely friendly campus! If you're struggling Glenda from the wellbeing services or any of their staff in general are amazing!
I love the Uni campus it is so beautiful! All of the facilities are just amazing and there are hundreds of societies/clubs to choose from! You can access the wifi anywhere, anytime and it is super fast!
Really good university, would recommend to anyone who's looking, new campus with amazinf facilities
The campus is clean, bright and airy and I love the fact it is all on one campus and right next to the town centre so no public transport is needed. The wifi around campus is quite weak at times, but is sufficient enough.
Absolutely love the uni. I think that pole dancing should count as a sport so we don't have to pay but apart from that it's great
So far everything's been great.
The university itself was good. Facilities and culture was nice. My course however was a huge let down.
Amazing university, which you will only understand when you come here. It has a brilliant community, with small class sizes and smaller societies. It has a beautiful campus with a lot of money being put into new buildings and resources (but the campus des sometimes resemble a building site). Some parts do struggle from being a small Uni- especially the SU which somehow is not able to run a bar.. It is an great Uni, with amazing charm and a very personal touch, you will know every person on your course by your second year, a probably about half the campus.
Couldn't be happier at Huddersfield. Amazing University :)
Great campus with very helpful staff. Modern facilities and plenty of societies
Shocking! Very bad communication on the most basic level. Set up a disabled student to fall, no attempt to apologise or hell from them at all. Disgusting.
I think the university is fantastic and offers complete support for any type of person. Willing to care for those that need it. Facilities could be a bit better however the social aspect more than makes up for that loss.
Great uni. Really recommend it.
The university itself is beautiful with a really friendly environment. The societies aren't that good but other than that it's a pretty great place to study.
Great facilities, clubs are varied but expensive, union shop (like all other unis) is a MASSIVE rip off for food, just go into town for lunch. Careers supply opportunities constantly throughout my course, internet is amazing.
Everything about the Uni is amazing except the SU, there is no bar (the partner bar doesn't offer discounts and is expensive). The shop recently put their prices down to normal (not £2.50 for a cheese sandwich!) but the hot food counters are really yummy too.
Nice campus close to town and the bars, and some fab societies and people there
Clean modern campus, big library with 24/7 hour access except holidays. Staff on site friendly and helpful.
Perfect location! New campus is lovely
My course never really used the central services building because I am at the opposite side of campus. The wi-fi is awful and drops connection constantly. The health and well-being has helped me allot with allot of personal issues and issues from my halls. I have never used the careers service but I have herd that it is good.
I spent a year at Coventry which was absolutely awful so I transferred to Huddersfield. The university is so much better. The buildings are all modern unlike Coventry's flashback to the 60s/70s. The staff are all friendly and take genuine interest in students. The student support services have all been very helpful and the careers department put a real effort into each student. Also unlike Coventry there aren't as many foreign students who can't speak English holding the class back. It's a genuinely nice place to be.
It's a great uni. Plenty of things going on all the time. Shops, cafes and banks onsite. Great societies and lovely surroundings.
Shockingly average societies, lack of unison between university and the societies with a lack of teams as well (Hockey).
Fab uni, loads of support and help, haven't got a bad word to say about it!
I love it here. Best choice I ever made to move to Huddersfield. Made some lifelong friends
great uni with everything you need from support to facilities
Fantastic university, great facilities
The University of Hudderfield is amazing, so much better than I expected. The campus is lovely and quite small which I like as it is easy to navigate. There are plenty of clubs to get involved with and the facilities are excellent.
I'm based in the business school doing accounting and love the building and lectures halls I have, course is taught extremely well
A great University, great drama department, staff who care. Great social side
It's a really good university, but there are a lot of organisational issues with timetabling and a significant lack of communication.
Fantastic place to learn close with amazing facilities and staff
Huddersfield fantastic university for students to come together and collaborate cross courses by using facilities available which are first rate there is always an event going on organised by the su. The university has fantastic facilities good libraries sports hall and eateries which are great hang out spots for students.
Originally Huddersfield was my second choice but after visiting my first choice I have to say I preferred Huddersfield and I am so glad I came to Huddersfield my short experience has been outstanding
A lovely campus to study on, huddersfield has been good to me so far and the staff here are more than willing to put in the extra help if you need it.
The uni's beautiful, and has really great facilities. Only downside in my experience have been the societies, some of which seem to be badly run.
great campus, not had much to do with SU, loads of places to get a coffee
I haven't really got involved with many societies due to the work load however Huddersfield has a lot of societies that are always taking on and the student union are always running events too!
Brillant university! They care for their students
I love this university. With circa 20,000 students in a town of 150,00, it is well and truly built on student living - bars, clubs, food galore.
Amazing university with some spotty wifi but the teaching is amazing.
Good uni depending on the subject. Amazing music facilities and very friendly atmosphere.
Fantastic university, I feel right at home here
Huddersfield Univeristy has expanded during the past three years I have been there with newer fresher and more up to date facilities and technology which I have found to be beneficial.
I find that the services are great and having a Starbucks is amazing However campus kitchens and canteens are extremely expensive
Would recommend to anyone to study here
Does it's job, nice plan, especially for music
Honestly was terrified of going to university but the media and journalism team have helped me settle in and get used to the change in timetables and living away from home. The facilities are great and studio grade quality. Very happy that I decided to come to Huddersfield!
Great uni. But needs more societies. There's great art and design facilities.
In my experience, the staff are all friendly and know what they're talking about. There are plenty of career opportunities and a lot of courses offer an optional work placement in your chosen field in the third year. The course fees are currently cheaper than most other universities, sitting at around £8.5K a year. While the Uni's official accommodation is a few miles away, there are other choices which are on the same street as the campus. At the end of the year, you'll look back and realise how much fun you've had and how many stories you have to tell... before you remember you're going back in September to do it all over again. I highly recommend the University of Huddersfield.
Welcoming, the university makes you feel relax and calm trough all the process. The lecturers are amazing and modules very challenging
I've had age eat time at uni so far and the course has so far been great
The clubs are OK but the sports seem very competitive and it would be nice to play more relaxed. The students union is really just offices, a shop and a cafeteria, no bar or anything. The wifi is very hazzy too.
This university is the worst university in the whole world, unprofessional and mean tutors , distgusting study area. I have studied at this university unfortunately wnd since then I regret it every single day, I wish I could return back to the day that I had to decide between huddersfield and leeds. PLEASE DONT WASTE YOUR TIME. The most nagative point is the tutors who doesnt care if you okay mentally and physically and they never help you or support you.
Great University. Awesome facilities and a really strong focus on getting employment straight out of uni.
Very nice facilities all very modern
There is a new feel to the university. The library is brilliant with thousands of books and hundreds of computers, the printing facilities are excellent too. The teachers are very passionate about their work.
Amazing university! Everyone is so friendly and willing to talk. Facilities are great, especially the library once you get used to it.
I studies there from 1999-2002, it was pretty good and fun to be around.
Awesome uni, really student oriented, and they do their absolute best to make sure we do our absolute best and get the degree we deserve :)
It's a pretty good university, but the staff aren't very good at keeping you informed or doing things on time
It's a nice place, some lecturers are borderline competent, but the experience is great.
Fantastic university with amazing staff
Generally a good unI, with it being based on one campus life is a lot easier
Very good friendly university, helpful in everyway possible always someone putting you in the right direction. Kind teachers there to listen and help you out with situations and problems. Great facilities to use within all departments. Keeping up with the latest technology such as the newest 3D printers. Brilliant societies to join to make great friends.
Excellent university, with brilliant facilities.
Having the best time studying at the University of Huddersfield, the tutors are amazing, as are the campus and facilities
University of Huddersfield has very friendly and helpful staff. It is constantly being improved and upgraded with up to date technology and facilities. It has a very good student services. There are constantly new societies being formed, last year alone many new societies were formed including the Assassins Guild (H.A.G.S) which I founded. All societies are at a high standard and are a lot of fun! All round Huddersfield University is a great university and one to look out for in the future
Not bad... Not a great social place though
Great campus, brilliant new student union building
Excellent uni, very happy that I choose to study here. The help and gudiedess from tutors was always their when needed. Campus life is friendly and inviting. the uni itself has a wide rage of socities for studenrs to join and a hige range of student events within the party scence to make uni life as enjoyable as possible.
It has been a great experience doing my computing, engineering and science foundation year at the uni.
Very pleased with this University. Offers support where needed, great facilities (library, computers etc)
Amazing opportunities and fantastic lecturers. Always something going on with a busy social life.
Such a friendly place to be around. Always enjoy my time there and the facilities and teachers are fantasic!
Good university, university is very close with lots of local businesses. Good facilities and amazing support.
Not a bad uni. Course was not what I expected, didn't get what I wanted from it.
Great uni and lovely campus. Sometimes wifi doesn't work and is difficult to get a computer in the library sometimes.
Fab uni with excellent facilities and even better staff!
It's a really awesome place with excellent state of the art facilities for students due to it's brand new multi million pound refurbishment. I'm in applied science and lecturors are all literally at the top of their game. Their knowledge is outstanding and if a student shows they're willing, they'll do anything to help you achieve your best. Huddersfield is a great uni, it's got everything you could need and then some!!
Such a great uni with great and further improving facilities
Brilliant campus and great lecturers. Also just a lovely place to be.
I've been having a great experience at the university of Huddersfield however, I feel that the lack of a proper students union ruins the experience.
I love the university! Never thaught I would enjoy it as much as I do!
If studying textiles or any other creative subject then I would definitely say this is the best university I have found for facilities and industry links
Huddersfield is so friendly, you feel at home right away. In Human and Health Sciences, the staff are always helpful and you get loads of support. The SU are helpful when you need anything and put on some great nights and activities. Overall it is a fantastic little university in a wonderful town.
The universities facilities and union is great! Always trying to get all students involved especially for the clubs and societies. The only downfall is the wifi in the students union is slow and sometimes cannot be connected to.
Sudden change of course content for year 2014-15 for new intake of Architecture/Architectural Technology without prior notice. Thus causing even external examiners to notice the lack of high standard of work produced this year in addition to the cluelessness of every student after lectures.
Really good uni always expanding cares about students
A great uni where lecturers show a passion and drive for teaching and furthering students education.
The university facilities and tutors are really good. Will highly recommend this university
Best university ever, great teachers, interesting modules, endless opportunities!!!
I love this uni. Starting from lectures to social life, everything is spot on. The online portal has all lecture backups which makes revision that much easier. Our freshers festival is just great
Good university. It gets a bad rep as being rubbish but I think the people that say bad things about it probably haven't ever been there
Really good uni with more of a homely feel than most!
Great wifi connectivity! Friendly staff, the uni looks great. Course is amazing.
As someone who has completed their first year, I can say the experience has been amazing thus far. The campus has a brilliant modern design, with new buildings and lecture halls. The people are friendly and quick to ask to join a range of societies. Furthermore, as a business school student I would recommend Huddersfield. The lecturers are very supportive and have years of experience in your chosen field.
I loved my experience at uni in Huddersfield! Nobody wants to leave!
Academically its a good university, some lecturers are better than others. Library could do with a lot more computers. Spent more time finding a spare computer than doing work I think.
I love hudds, they're so helpful with everything
The university has a very welcoming feel about it and the students and staff are always so enthusiastic and happy to help. The university is quite small and compact within a certain area of the town so it isn't too daunting , however it's rejuvenated look gives it a calm and spacious feel which enables students to both socialise and study accordingly. Being situated by the cannal it also offers a very picturesque landscape, unlike many city centre concrete jungles.
It's a lovely vibrant town and the campus is amazing with great facilities! The Music course is amazing it's all your choice what you do which means you can Taylor your degree to suit you
facilities pretty average in comparison to other unis, transferred out after first year
Great university and a great location. Can't make any negative comments. The staff are really helpful, the campus is beautiful and their is endless support for students who need any kind of help.
After being at The University of Aberdeen last year and dropping out due to how awful that was - Huddersfield is amazing! Everything looks shiny and new, the course is brilliant, and I love it. Simple as.


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Day Trip to Anguilla, Part 2
No, folks, this is not where I'm staying. It's one of the villas I inspected at Cap Juluca two days ago. See that island in the distance? That's St. Martin, my base of operations here in the Caribbean.
by Wendy Perrin
As I started telling you yesterday, my day trip to the British territory of Anguilla somehow turned into a whirlwind tour of the island's best beach resorts. After checking out Malliouhana, we headed to Cap Juluca.
That's Cap Juluca's white-sand beach. Could you live there or what?
One thing I love about Cap Juluca's beach: Like all Anguilla beaches, it's open to the public yet feels private because there's barely anyone there. Another thing I love: All water-sports activities are included in the hotel rate.
That's us marching from room to room at Cap Juluca with our tour guide, Director of Sales & Marketing Charles Black.
Now, as I also started telling you yesterday, trying to keep 5- and 6-year-old boys under control inside elegant five-star hotel rooms--especially when a beach with boats beckons in the distance--is not something I would wish on anyone ... especially when a rough ferry crossing that morning had already made one of the kids sick. Just in case anyone is starting to think my life is far more glamorous than it actually is, this was the scene when we'd landed at the pier that morning:

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Church Uses Dead Easter Bunny To Promote Easter Service
Church Uses Dead Easter Bunny To Promote Easter Service
A South Carolina church is standing behind its invitation to Easter Sunday services, an invitation that shows an apparently dead Easter Bunny.
The Rock: Conway's Community Church used a photo of a dead rabbit surrounded by broken Easter eggs on a postcard sent to homes in Conway.
"Bunnies Stay Dead: Jesus Didn't," the postcard reads.
WMBF-TV said several viewers complained about the postcard, but the pastor of the church defended it.
"We hope to get people's attention," lead pastor Kevin Childs said during an interview. "It was a calculated risk. Are we willing to offend some to get the attention of other folks who have no regard for Jesus, the church, the gospel or Easter? That's a risk we're always willing to take."


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SOURCE: DryShips Inc.
January 03, 2017 09:00 ET
ATHENS, GREECE--(Marketwired - Jan 3, 2017) - DryShips Inc. (NASDAQ: DRYS) (the "Company"), an international owner of drybulk carriers and offshore support vessels, announced today that, it has signed definitive documentation with Sifnos Shareholders Inc. ("Sifnos"), an entity controlled by our Founder and Chairman Mr. Economou, for the previously announced refinancing of the majority of its outstanding debt under the new senior secured revolving facility ("New Revolver").
Under the terms of the New Revolver, Sifnos has extended a new loan of up to $200.0 million that is secured by all of the Company's present and future assets except the MV Raraka. The New Revolver carries an interest rate of Libor plus 5.5%, is non-amortizing, has a tenor of 3 years, has no financial covenants and was arranged with a fee of 2.0%. In addition, Sifnos has the ability to participate in realized asset value increases of the collateral base in a fixed percentage of 30%.
Following the closing of the New Revolver the below reflects the balances as of December 31, 2016:
The transaction was approved by the Company's independent members of the board and a fairness opinion was obtained in connection with this transaction.
Mr. George Economou, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer commented:
"We are pleased to have now completed the restoration of our balance sheet. With total available liquidity of $155.8 million we are now ready to begin looking at acquisition opportunities in all of the shipping sectors including drybulk vessels, tankers, and gas carriers, as the opportunities arise."
About DryShips Inc.
The Company is an owner of drybulk carriers and offshore support vessels that operate worldwide. The Company owns a fleet of 13 Panamax drybulk carriers with a combined deadweight tonnage of approximately 1.0 million tons, and 6 offshore supply vessels, comprising 2 platform supply and 4 oil spill recovery vessels.
The Company's common stock is listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market where it trades under the symbol "DRYS."
Forward-Looking Statements
Matters discussed in this press release may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides safe harbor protections for forward-looking statements in order to encourage companies to provide prospective information about their business. The Company desires to take advantage of the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and is including this cautionary statement in connection with such safe harbor legislation.
Forward-looking statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events, including the registered direct offering, and financial performance and may include statements concerning plans, objectives, goals, strategies and other statements.
The forward-looking statements in this release are based upon various assumptions, many of which are based, in turn, upon further assumptions, including without limitation, management's examination of historical operating trends, data contained in the Company's records and other data available from third parties. Although the Company believes that these assumptions were reasonable when made, because these assumptions are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and contingencies which are difficult or impossible to predict and are beyond the Company's control, the Company cannot assure you that it will achieve or accomplish these expectations, beliefs or projections.
Important factors that, in the Company's view, could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements include the failure to consummate the registered direct offering, the strength of world economies and currencies, general market conditions, including changes in charter rates and vessel values, failure of a seller to deliver one or more vessels, failure of a buyer to accept delivery of a vessel, inability to procure acquisition financing, default by one or more charterers of our ships, changes in demand for drybulk commodities, changes in demand that may affect attitudes of time charterers, scheduled and unscheduled drydocking, changes in our voyage and operating expenses, including bunker prices, dry-docking and insurance costs, changes in governmental rules and regulations, changes in our relationships with the lenders under our debt agreements, potential liability from pending or future litigation, domestic and international political conditions, potential disruption of shipping routes due to accidents, international hostilities and political events or acts by terrorists.
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In 1924, Ernest Bloedow had a dream to start his own bakery in Winona, MN. Located at 601 Sandborn Street, Ernest and his wife, Mary, started their little bakery which soon became a family affair. In 1925 the bakery moved to the corner of Broadway and Laird into a former saloon, complete with a hitching post outside. The bakery soon became known as Bloedow's Little Bake Shop on Broadway. There it flourished and was passed down through the family.
By 1941, Ernest's and Mary's daughter, Mildred, and her husband, Julius Gernes, assisted in the bakery operations and eventually purchased the bakery. In 1984, Mildred and Julius' son, Ernest, and his wife, Darleen, took over the Bloedow tradition with its now famous recipes. In 2004, the bakery was sold to Hugh and Mary Polus, the first owners outside of the Bloedow family.
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Lately I've been thinking our generation. The world is so insanely messed up that most of us just don't know exactly what to do with ourselves.
Funny, isn't it? We find ourselves in the same position of the youth exactly one hundred years ago--the Lost Generation.
What do we do in the midst of carnage?
Coffee, but of course.
And so we sit down one cup after another, aimlessly searching cafe to cafe looking for one to meet our needs. And, maybe even find the human interaction we crave to convince us that this world is not so bad as we think it is.
We don't know what we want or what we need. But, we find ourselves in coffee shop after coffee shop just the same. Somewhere between the cups of the acidity we find ourselves pets, spinsters of the past, and terrible cranks about the future.
It's a time to contemplate for us while we can only wait and wait and wait to see something run into our little roads. And even the trips in the little cars that break down and hiss do not give us the answers.
We are lost children trying to find our way in the coined "little things" of a lackluster life. But what are the little things? And, do they even matter?
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We are the Lost Generation
And so red car after red car we go, climbing mountains and sliding down them. We do so much yet here we find ourselves sipping another cup of coffee waiting for the next thing to start.
When will it be enough? Perhaps, never. We strive for perfection--an ideal crafted by the dumbest of idiots.
Maybe we should ground ourselves into something tangible. Don't mistake this grounding for coffee grounds, darlings.
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Larinioides sclopetarius
Females reach a body length of about 10 mm, males are somewhat smaller. Generally black and white and sometimes velvet-like in appearance.
Usually found near water, often on man-made metal structures; rarely on vegetation.
When to see it
Males can be found mostly during summer; females are active until November in central Europe.
Life History
They often hide during the day and wait for prey in the centre of their web at night.
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Circa 2000, it was the start of a new millennium, for those of you who were in your early teens or on the doorsteps of the teen years at that point in time, you will remember grappling with all things pertaining to puberty and one of them was body odour. With all the mad running around and constant flurry of activity that was our daily lives back then, it was commonplace to have your body odour precede your entry to any room and leave a lingering aroma, to be polite, long after you had left the room.
Talcum powders, with all sorts of formulations weren't doing the trick, but were the only recourse back then. There were a couple of roll-ons but they had a placebo effect at best.
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Creatively inspired by Alexander Pushkin's short story of the same name, Queen of Spades is a perfume that intended to hint at the emotional melodrama involved in the plot and at the intricacy of the subconscious worlds unknown it contains therein. This 'modern' version plays with the original perfume's white floral heart and citrus combination but - much like the juice's colour, which is a deep navy blue - it's darker, infused with the earthen elements of patchouli.
Created by Florent Jubert the modern twist in this iteration of The Queens Of Spades composition is mango, which when, combined with the vanilla and the marshmallow accord in the base lends a very edible, gourmand edge to the perfume.


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"Dallitude", also known as "Dallas attitude," has been around for a long time. The term itself often invokes a negative connotation to "outsiders," but Dallas natives don't let it get to them. Instead, they fully embrace their friendly, independent, bull-headed spirit.
The seemingly-maligned city has experienced tremendous changes over the last decade with its bustling metropolis, vibrant nightlife, and some of the best food scenes in the world. Of course, we can't leave out sports! It's no wonder why "Big D" natives are so proud of their roots.
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There's no shortage of sporting events in Dallas. But this post would be a disappointment if we failed to mention the Dallas Cowboys. Not only are the Dallas Cowboys the most profitable sports team in the world, but they were also the first to introduce the NFL's iconic cheerleaders. The Cowboy's first cheerleaders represented a new era of entertainment and even have their own reality TV show.
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It's probably not a surprise to hear that Dallas has some of the best barbecue. But the food scene in Dallas is beyond Tex-Mex and steakhouses. If you're a foodie, get ready to be dazed by the diverse selection of cuisine in the Big D.
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Beyonce Writing 'Inspired' Music After Twins Birth & Dropping Album Before Coachella 2018
Giving birth hasn't stopped Beyonce's creative juices from flowing! HollywoodLife.com has learned EXCLUSIVELY the twins have motivated her to write new music that will drop before Coachella 2018!
"Beyonce has actually been inspired by the twins to write more music," an insider close to the Carter family tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY of the 35-year-old singer's plans after recently giving birth. "The babies, along with Blue Ivy, have really made her the happiest she has ever been and she is putting all of her feelings into her music. Her next album will definitely have songs about them and it is pretty much a definite that a new album will arrive right before her rescheduled Coachella gig next April."
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I am reminded today of the benefits of a FEVER! It is part of the healing process (not just a symptom of disease). It is best to medicate with care.
Fever reducing medications, such as Acetaminophen, can have serious side effects (leading cause of liver failure, and some research links it to asthma and ADHD).
A recent study in the journal Pediatrics shows that 91 percent of parents surveyed thought that a fever can cause harmful effects, with 56 percent of caregivers very worried about the potential harm of fevers for their own children. And 89 percent of parents reached for such fever reducers as acetaminophen and ibuprofen before temperatures reached 102 degrees.
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A fever is, obviously, a symptom of an underlying disease. It can be something as simple as a cold or ear infection, or something more serious. The fever itself is a mechanism to fight off disease. It is necessary to heal!
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The Eastern Academic Scholars' Trust (EAST) supports two membership types:
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Actress Kaley Cuoco has dismissed rumors she is heading for a divorce by mocking the tabloid gossip in a series of sweet snaps with her husband Ryan Sweeting.
The Big Bang Theory star wed tennis player Sweeting on New Year's Eve (31Dec) in 2013 after a whirlwind courtship, and reports recently suggested the couple was heading for a split.
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Who Made These Rock Stacks?
Adrianne, Ohio Bigfoot Research Manager
Just imagine taking a hike in a remote area of a forest, a place where there are little or no trails or signs that anyone else has been there recently. All of a sudden you come upon a mysterious looking stack of three or more rocks, one on top of the other, perfectly balanced. You would have to scratch your head and wonder…. You know that this artifact had to be made by somebody or something, it just could not have happened naturally. One might wonder how old the structure is or its' purpose for being there. Being in a lush forest is enchanting in itself, but finding something like this just adds to the enchantment.
If you are a Bigfoot researcher you might ponder the thought that it could be possible the creature you are looking for could have made this. You take photos of it from every angle. You examine it closely to see if maybe there could have been some type of evidence left behind, a nearby footprint, or maybe a lost hair. You look for other signs, such as broken limbs on trees. You mark it with your GPS. Measurements are taken and you might even draw a simple map to show where it is at in relation to other visible landmarks. You theorize that the creature that made this could have built it as a warning or a marker of some kind……what else could it possibly be? Why would a human make it? There are no signs of anyone around for miles. No other animals have the capabilities to make such a thing. It had to be a Sasquatch!
I guess it could be possible that a Bigfoot may have built that stack of rocks. After all we humans have been doing it for hundreds even thousands of years! The most common name for them is a "cairn". A cairn is an Irish term used to describe a manmade pile or stack of stones. They have been mainly used as landmarks since ancient times. They were also used for hunting, ceremonial, astronomical, and other purposes too. The indigenous people of the Americas used them to mark buffalo jumps, some date back to thousands of years ago. They were also used as landmarks and directional markers long before Europeans arrived. Some people believe they bring good luck. You often see rocks stacked at the end of people's driveways to wish you good luck as you pass by.
In modern day they are most commonly used to marks trails in remote areas where the trail is not obvious. Most often they are found in mountain regions above the tree lines. A common name for them is ducks. They are called ducks because the top rock usually has a pointed end or a beak that shows direction. There is an expression that hikers use "Two rocks do not make a duck". This reminds the hiker that two rocks on top of one another can happen naturally and may not be a marker. Ducks are always made with three or more rocks.
Rock stacking or rock balancing is also an increasingly popular form of art. Some artist are even paid to do this, some do it for free. You can find this form of art spread across the United States. Many of these artists create their art wherever they feel inspired. These works of art are in beautiful balance that at times seems to defy gravity. There are four different styles of this art: pure balance, counter balance, balanced stacking and free style.
It's not wrong to consider that maybe a Bigfoot creature may have constructed the rock stack you have found. After all you did not see who or what made it. It is possible that they may make them for the same reasons we do. But if you have seen one of these stacks in the past or you run across one in the future it may be good for the sake of your own research to consider all of the other possibilities first and remember that we humans have a purpose for building them too before making that claim.


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UZNA OMOM Pancake from Harajuku, Japan,locates in the alley of Taipei East zone.
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A government investigation could shed much-needed light on the Medicare competitive bidding process for durable medical equipment, prosthetics and supplies, according to Cynthia Morton, executive vice president of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care.
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If Republicans are ever serious about winning statewide elections in Illinois then they must do better in Chicago.
Over the past decade Republicans continuously ignored Chicago because the conventional political wisdom was that the Democratic machine was too strong and it was a waste of time, energy, and money.
Two local politicians are trying to change that.
Suzette of WVON AM 1690 and Former Congressman Joe Walsh of AM 560 The Answer will moderate an urban conservative dialogue entitled
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The event is being presented by Young Government.
State Senator Dan Duffy and local Algonquin Precinct Committeeman and County Board Candidate Andrew Gasser will be on a panel that will begin the discussion on the two party system.
Other honored guests include State Senator Napoleon Harris, Chicago Republican Committeeman of the 34th Ward and Co-Chair of the Chicago Republican Party Percy V. Coleman, Young Government Spokesman and Green Party Member LeAlan Jones, and Spokesman for Chicago Vote TJ Crawford.


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The very talented and beautiful singer who has been dubbed "The Oricon Comet" for topping the charts in Japan recently has released a MV for her new single called 好きなんだ(Sukinanda), which means "I Like You." The single will be released on November 18th. It will be in CD format and has only two tracks: 1. Sukinanda and 2. Sunday.
The MV doesnt have much of a storyline, but shows Younha in different scenes around Japan with her cellphone, listening to mp3 and her guitar. I like that the video is very simple and cute and I can focus more on the song and her pretty voice :) She's so talented. I want to hear more songs from her!
PS: I absolutely love her cellphone!
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