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The University of Mary Washington women's lacrosse team topped St. Vincent College, 15-5, on senior day in Fredericksburg, VA. The Eagles improve to 6-5 overall.
The Eagles got out to a fast start on senior day as multiple Eagles put one in the back of the net. Vinny Smiroldo got it started as he scored just 30 seconds into the game for his fourth goal of the season. Chris White added a goal just 2:50 later to go up 2-0 on an assist from Shane McKenzie. The Bearcats got on the board with 9:49 to play.
Senior Cole Hogan put one in the back of the net with 3:46 left. Josh Schulman scored just a minute later and then Robert Tata added a goal as he picked off the Bearcats and took it the length of the field to score his third goal of the year and put the Eagles up 5-1 at the end of the first quarter.
The two teams got off to a slow start in the second quarter, but a goal by Kieran Burns assisted by White put the Eagles up 6-1 with 7:50 to play. McKenzie added a goal on an assist from Jamin Lane at the 5:55 mark and just 10 seconds later JC Reynolds scored on an assist from McKenzie. St. Vincent notched a goal with just 59 seconds left in the half to put the score at 8-2.
Out of the half, the Bearcats scored two goals to bring the score to 8-4 with 7:31 to play. From there, White scored three straight goals, two assisted by Hogan and the other assisted by McKenzie to put UMW up 11-4. Chase Kapuscienski then scored a goal on an assist from Hogan with 2:46 to play. Nick Clingan capped the third quarter scoring with his first career goal on an assist by Sean Tuite to put UMW up 13-4.
St. Vincent scored the first goal of the fourth quarter just 4 minutes in. Will Hackett then scored his first gaol with 9:40 to play to put UMW up 14-5. Brandon Williams scored the final goal for UMW with 4:58 to play that gave the Eagles a 15-5 win.
Tata led the team with seven ground balls and six caused turnovers, while Davis King and Eli Ayer had five ground balls a piece.
The Eagles will be back in action on Saturday when they host Salisbury at 1 p.m.


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Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted by Breaking the Spine that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.
This week's book:
Title: Queen of Hearts (Queen of Hearts Saga #1)
Author: Colleen Oakes
Publisher: Harper Teen
Publication Date: May 3, 2016
Summary (from Goodreads): As Princess of Wonderland Palace and the future Queen of Hearts, Dinah's days are an endless monotony of tea, tarts, and a stream of vicious humiliations at the hands of her father, the King of Hearts. The only highlight of her days is visiting Wardley, her childhood best friend, the future Knave of Hearts — and the love of her life.
When an enchanting stranger arrives at the Palace, Dinah watches as everything she's ever wanted threatens to crumble. As her coronation date approaches, a series of suspicious and bloody events suggests that something sinister stirs in the whimsical halls of Wonderland. It's up to Dinah to unravel the mysteries that lurk both inside and under the Palace before she loses her own head to a clever and faceless foe.
Part epic fantasy, part twisted fairy tale, this dazzling saga will have readers shivering as Dinahs furious nature sweeps Wonderland up in the maelstrom of her wrath.
Familiar characters such as Cheshire, the White Rabbit, and the Mad Hatter make their appearance, enchanting readers with this new, dark take on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
I really love an epic fantasy retelling and this book sounds amazing! The fact that it has so many elements of the original Alice in Wonderland story, yet it is a whole new twisted tale is very intriguing to me. I can't wait to become immersed in this series.


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Frost causes cracks in foundation
Q. I have a room in the basement that was built as an addition afterwards by previous owners. Above it is a cement parking area. The area is damp in the summer so I use a dehumidifier. With this long winter in Canada, with thaw and freeze cycles, I have noted cracks in the foundation bricks. Prior it was treated with Zinsser WaterTite Waterproofing Paint.
The ideal situation is to excavate from the outside but it is not my property and the expense is high for a non-used room.
- Should I continue to use the Zinsser WaterTite for repair?
- Should I look at supporting inside foundation with cement brick foundation on 3 sides?
- What do the cracks indicate?
A. The cracks indicate that frost pressure from outside has pushed the walls in slightly. This may have been caused by extensive water penetration, perhaps from a negative-grade condition outside, which could include the parking area. If the ground and the concrete slope toward the foundation, rain and melting snow in sufficient amounts can saturate the soil, and frost does the rest.
A dehumidifier is fine to use in the summer to lower the relative humidity, which could cause molds to grow.
Painting the inside of hollow block walls with waterproofing coatings is a bad idea. Water can accumulate in the blocks' cores and cause serious moisture problems in the living areas. I would not recommend using any of these coatings.
The photos you sent do not show that the situation is very serious at this time. But recurring yearly events are likely to aggravate the situation.
The outside grading should be examined carefully, and so should the slope of the parking area. Adding soil to change the slope of the grade is relatively simple, but the concrete area is more involved. Discharge from downspouts should also be checked to make sure that it does not remain close to the foundation.
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Social Media for Business Explained
There are a ton of social media platforms out there and it can be very overwhelming to try and determine which ones are the best investment of your time and money. At Red Egg Marketing we look at everything including demographics and target markets to choose the social media profiles that will get our clients the greatest exposure and best serve their customers' needs. With this article we hope to shed some light on the social media dilemma for small businesses and help you to determine where you should spend time setting up and managing a company profile.
When trying to choose a platform, think about a couple details.
- Who is your customer? Look at your customer demographics and figure out what platform they use.
- What industry are you in? Some industries have specific social networks.
Now let's break down the networks to give you a better idea of what they do.
- Facebook – Most businesses should be using Facebook. They have the largest user base and have some of the best targeting options. Great for small business and large businesses alike.
- Twitter – Twitter is very popular but works better on a larger scale. If you are looking to reach a broad audience, Twitter is very helpful.
- Instagram – Instagram is kind of like Facebook & Twitter's hipper, younger brother. Instagram is very heavy on visuals, reaches a broad audience and has a younger demographic. Instagram is great for businesses with tangible products or a cool brand.
- LinkedIn – LinkedIn is a professional networking site. Profiles on this site are based around one's professional career. It's great to add your business to the site but it works best when used as a personal networking tool as well.
- Google+ – Google+ has very few active users in comparison to other social media platforms. It's user base is primarily tech people or people who don't like Facebook. However, it offers lots of SEO benefits so I highly suggest posting on G+.
- Pinterest – Pinterest is perfect for businesses that depend on visual marketing. The majority of its users are women as well as people who like cooking and crafts. A great place to market towards brides to be.
- Foursquare – Foursquare is only relevant for physical locations. Users check-in with this program when they visit an establishment. Sometimes businesses offer rewards for the 'Mayor,' the person who visits the most. This is great for restaurants and other frequently patronized establishments.
- Houzz – Houzz is an app for remodeling. If you are in the trades or are an interior designer, Houzz is a good one to be involved in.
- Yelp – Yelp is very popular for restaurant goers and for service based businesses. Your business is probably on Yelp whether you put it there or not. Thus, keep an eye on your profile in case of any negative feedback. While good reviews on Yelp can bring in lots of business, bad reviews can hurt greatly. *Just a heads up, Yelp's 'review filter' is quite terrible and it will be a total pain in your rear end as you get started.
- Snapchat – Businesses are still trying to figure out how to use Snapchat. It will probably be great for businesses with flash specials or that want to create an exclusive network.
These are just a handful of social media platforms you can use for your business. There are more but you should be able to get started with one of these. If you need any help choosing or managing the right platform for your business, please contact Red Egg Marketing.


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- Course Delivery
- Fully Online
- Total Credits
- 36
- In-State Tuition Per Credit
- $309.00
- Out of State Tuition Per Credit
- $435.00
Earn your degree from the University of Nebraska at Kearney
Get the same diploma as on campus students
The online Special EducationAdvanced Practioner with emphasis in Behavior Intervention Specialist Master of Arts in Education (MA Ed) is designed for individuals with a passion for working with students with learning impairments.
Why choose this program?
- Learn to identify strategies and interventions for serving students identified as having Behavior/Emotional disabilities or those on the Autism Spectrum.
- Gain skills to conduct a Functional Behavior Assessment, design and implement a Behavior Intervention Plan based on the assessment and implement Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports.
- Prepare for doctoral programs in Applied Behavior Analysis.
- Acquire content knowledge needed to pursue further certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
This endorsement allows the individual to teach children identified as having one of four disabilities:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Deaf-Blindness
- Multiple Disabilities
- Traumatic Brain Injury
Upon completion of this program, students are eligible for a Nebraska endorsement as a Behavior Interventionist. Students seeking endorsement in other states should check with their states department of education.
Career Outlook: Special education teachers engage with children and youth that have a wide variety of disabilities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the need for special education teachers will grow about 8% from 2016-2026. Although most special education teachers work in public schools, some find jobs in the private sector taking care of special needs children in childcare services and other institutions.
More about the Special Education, MA Ed, Advanced Practitioner program: The Master of Arts in Education: Special Education Advanced Practitioner program is designed for teachers who currently hold certication in Special Education and would like to further their education.
Students have four options to choose from:
- Behavior Intervention Specialist
- Inclusion and Collaboration Specialist
- Assistive Technology Specialist Emphasis
- Functional Academic Skills and Independent Living Specialist Emphasis
About Faculty
University of Nebraska online courses are taught by expert faculty who embody the qualities resulting from research experience and professional/field experience. Students learn from faculty with a variety of backgrounds, many of whom are published researchers in their fields. NU faculty who teach online do so in a way that enables maximum learning and because technology provides students with maximum access to education.
To be accepted to this program, you must have:
A bachelor's degree
2.75 GPA or above on a 4.0 scale
A license/certificate required
Standard teaching certificate
Official transcripts from all previous schools
A professional biography
To apply to this program:
- Complete and submit the online application for admissions
- Pay the $45 non-refundable application fee
Application Deadlines
- Fall Semester
- July 10
- Spring Semester
- November 10
- Summer Sessions
- April 10
Core Courses
|Course Name
|Educational Research
Course Number: TE 800
This introductory web-based course in educational research focuses on evaluating and interpreting educational research and applying its findings to educational practice. The course will provide opportunities for students to (a) define and differentiate between and among basic, applied, and action research and explain how each contributes to practice; (b) conduct and interpret preliminary, primary, and secondary sources of research in both online and hard copy formats; (c) compare and contrast various research designs, and (d) analyze qualitative and quantitative research methodology. This will include the use of statistical techniques and conditions to describe educational phenomena and to determine the validity and reliability of research methods, case studies, critical-theory, historical, and ethnographical methodology.
|Philosophy of Education
Course Number: TE 803
Survey of the philosophical foundations of western culture and their relation to the development of earlier and contemporary educational philosophies.
|Curriculum Development in Multicultural Education
Course Number: TE 804
Students learn to evaluate, create, and implement multicultural lesson plans, unit plans, textbooks, curriculum guides, classroom rules and regulations, and school policies. In addition, students study diverse learning and teaching styles as well as explore the meaning and the reality of creating an environment that is conducive to and supportive of infused multicultural education.
|Overview of Assertive Technology
Course Number: TE 805P
This course examines the applications of assistive technology for individuals with disabilities as it relates to teaching and learning. Existing research with students with special needs will be reviewed and new applications of existing and developing technology will be explored.
|Assessment of Young Children: Birth to Five
Course Number: TE 829
This course prepares students to evaluate assessment tools for young children, determine their appropriateness for various purposes, write and interpret evaluation reports, and translate assessment results into intervention goals and strategies. In field experiences students administer tests and interpret and report results. Prerequisite: TESE 827P or departmental permission. Additional Course Fee Required
|Practicum in Special education
Course Number: TESE 816D
Students are expected to document 210 hours of direct contact with students of the appropriate grade level and disability for the endorsement they are seeking. This course is a semester course.
|Functional Behavior Assessment & Behavior Intervention Planning
Course Number: TESE 867
This course is designed for graduate level students to examine function-based behavior intervention strategies for individuals with disabilities who engage in challenging behavior. Students will be taught basic elements of functional analysis that includes: defining, observing, and recording behaviors as well as the creation of graphic displays for analysis. Ethical standards for behavior management, crisis intervention, and positive behavioral support will be highlighted. This course contains a functional assessment/intervention field component.
|Teaching Social Skills to Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Course Number: TESE 879P
This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to teach Social and Personal Skills for students with disabilities. Students will be exposed to various Social and Personal Skills programs and strategies that are presently available that have been designed for students with special needs. The development of role play, problem solving, social story, and social script techniques will be emphasized. In addition, students will be able to develop individualized instruction for students based on needs assessment data. Students will also apply their knowledge of age appropriateness in the development of social and personal skills lessons.
|Critical Issues in Special Education
Course Number: TESE 880
This course provides students with the knowledge and understanding of the critical issues facing the field of Special education. Professional ethics and code of conduct will be emphasized.
|Characteristics & Identification of Behavior & Learning Disabilities
Course Number: TESE 881
This course provides an in-depth coverage of the identification process, etiologies and characteristics associated with disorders that are categorized as learning disabilities or behavior disorders. Distinction from Pervasive Developmental Disorders and Severe Emotional Disturbance will be discussed.
|Applied Behavior Analysis
Course Number: TESE 882
This course provides an in depth examination of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Students will examine the history and development of ABA as well as the use of ABA in the education of and research with individuals with disabilities.
|Intervention Strategies for Individuals with Behavioral & Emotional Disabilities
Course Number: TESE 883
Prereq: TESE 881 This course will examine research effective strategies and interventions for working with students that have behavioral and emotional disabilities. Interventions appropriate for the three tiers of intervention will be explored.
|Positive Behavior Intervention & Supports
Course Number: TESE 888
This course presents the latest in practices and research in the field of Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS). Students will be exposed to strategies and interventions to change challenging behavior and effectively maintain appropriate behaviors of students through positive behavior interventions and supports.
Cost for Nebraska Residents
Per Credit Hour
- Tuition: $309.00
- Fees: $52.25
- Total: $361.25
3 Credit Hours
- Tuition: $927.00
- Fees: $156.75
- Total: $1083.75
Cost for Out of State Residents
Per Credit Hour
- Tuition: $435.00
- Fees: $52.25
- Total: $487.25
3 Credit Hours
- Tuition: $1305.00
- Fees: $156.75
- Total: $1461.75
Questions about tuition? We can help.
What's it like to take a program online?
Quality learning experience
The University of Nebraska has offered distance education courses for more than 100 years so you can expect a quality, rigorous experience. Online courses are often highly interactive with faculty and students communicating through e-mail, discussion forums and chat groups. You'll have direct access to world-class faculty – researchers who are experts in their fields or practitioners with real-world experience. Also, you'll be part of a community of learners and can benefit from the perspectives of students from across the globe.
Online learning gives you the flexibility and freedom to attend your classes wherever is convenient to you. You can save time and money by being able to continue to work and by avoiding relocation or travel costs. You will be required to complete assignments in a certain timeframe, but in most instances, you can log in and complete coursework during the time of day that works best for you. You aren't tied to a specific class time.
Service you expect from a leading University
Online learners at the University of Nebraska have access to the same student services available to on-campus students. An academic adviser will guide you along your journey, library services are available to help you excel in your program and career services are available when you are ready to take your next step. These are just a few of the services in place to help you succeed.


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The college of science is one of the pioneer colleges of Sudan University of science and Technology (sust), in the west compus. The college of science aims to develop and distinguish itself in the fields of basic and specialised sciences and scientific research related to the Sudanese society and the entire world. Praise be to Allah the college of science has already made steady progress in these fields.
Through sust website, the college of science aspires to provide useful and required information reflecting its mission and objectives and delivers its services.
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Introduction to AUSD's PBIS Programs
The goal of School-Wide PBIS is a school environment that is safe, predictable, inclusive, and welcoming for students and families.
Research has shown that the benefits of PBIS include:
- Increased attendance
- Student self-reports of a more positive and calm environment
- Teacher reports of a more positive and calm environment
- Reduction in the percentage of students who engage in behavioral disruptions
- Reduction in the number of behavioral disruptions
In 2012, AUSD began implementing a Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) Program in our school sites. PBIS is a proactive and school-wide approach to defining, teaching and supporting appropriate student behavior. It emphasizes acknowledging and directly teaching appropriate behavior over punishing. It also provides a continuum of supports for students who struggle to meet the school expectations"
PBIS is generally implemented as a schoolwide program, so that students learn that the same behavioral expectations apply to every classroom, as well as areas outside the classrooms (including the hallways, cafeteria, restrooms, and outside spaces). That way all students are receiving the same guidelines, the same consequences, and the same supports. That kind of consistency and clarity has been shown to help students learn.
pbis elements
Not every school site's PBIS program is the same. But all robust PBIS programs consist of:
Clearly defined school-wide expectations
A small number of clearly defined behavioral expectations are communicated to students in positive terms. Each school develops its own expectations, such as Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Be an Ally. The expectations are reinforced school wide via the use of regular lessons in classrooms, posters, videos, and assemblies.
Explicit teaching on the expectations
Teachers and staff clearly and consistently explain the behavioral expectations for various settings. A behavioral expectation for a cafeteria might be "clean up your area," for instance, while an expectation for the playground might be, "take turns." The behaviors are taught to all of the students in the school through direct teaching in the classroom and across other areas on campus.
Acknowledgment of appropriate behaviors
Teachers and staff acknowledge appropriate behavior and efforts when they see them. A specific verbal acknowledgment ("great job cleaning up the block area!") may be paired with giving an acknowledgment ticket. Each school has its own ticket that reflects their school expectations and mascot. Examples include Star Cards from Ruby Bridges; Otter Cards from Edison; RISE awards from ASTI; and Hoot Hoot Hoorays from Otis. The tickets are turned into the teacher or front office for a chance to win a larger award or activity prize.
Data collection
Office discipline and low-level (minor) discipline data are collected on school-wide behavior. The school's PBIS team reviews the data regularly to look for patterns that indicate a need for re-teaching expectations.
Individual support where needed
Each site has a Coordination of Services (COS) Team that meets regularly and connects students with appropriate interventions in any area of need (e.g., behavior, academics, attendance, health, and social-emotional). Parents are engaged as active partners to ensure that the best plan is created to foster student success.
Active support by all stakeholders
In the most successful implementations of PBIS, the entire school community - including all teachers, staff, students, and families - understand, support, and participate in the PBIS. The goal of school-wide PBIS is a school environment that is safe, predictable, inclusive and welcoming for students and families.
Joanne Murphy
Sr. Program Manager
(510) 337-7135
Catherine Rodecker
Lead Psychologist
(510) 337-7928
The PBIS framework incorporates three tiers.
Tier 1/Universal Support: This is the training that all students in all settings receive on the behavioral expectations and climate of their school.
Tier 2/Selected: About 10-20% of a school's students may need more focused support via, for example, social skills groups, daily check-ins with an adult, or behavioral interventions in the classroom.
Tier 3/Targeted Intensive: Some 3 to 5% of a school's students may need individualized behavioral interventions with, for instanced, a psychologist or behavioral interventionist.


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Review of the universal L5 Remote
Familiar situation, when in an office one panel from кондюка on all or when the panel from a TV set at home is suddenly lost. The American company L5 Technology suggests to throw out all panels, and instead of them to use the iPhone.
As the main component though what DU-pulta the infra-red sensor serves. In our case it is such small nozzle which is inserted into the 30-pinovy socket of phone. For control and the general management the L5 Remote program from App Store [answers Free, with iTunes link].
At first it is necessary to be defined, how our future panel will look? In the program there are some in advance collected templates for a wide range of introduction. If at you there is a lot of panels, transition from the 1st to another is carried out свайпами on the screen.
I prefer to assemble the own panel from the designer because enough 5-7 buttons are frequent to me in life. They can be changed in the sizes, to give descriptions or to appoint icons. There are also some buttons of internal menus when open an additional number of buttons of management.
On development of a new accessory to me there were enough 5 minutes.
When the panel is accurate, we pass to its training. We press the virtual button on the iPhone screen, and late we press on corresponding with «the live panel», having arranged them before each other.
Be not afflicted, if from the first the signal does not register. Such can be for many reasons. For example, walls of a room gave effect of an interference. Then simply depart further or become closer. From time to time the signal of the panel weak also is required to be pressed on the button constantly while on the screen of the iPhone Signal Assigned inscription will not flash.
At a forum of support of L5 Remote many expostulate that the panel does not obtain data from climate control of some a Split systems. Friends, before us IK-peredatchik, instead of IK-priyemnik. If your superheaped up кондюк possesses bilateral communication with the panel, this accessory will not suit you. Specify before purchase.
The next printsipny counter of L5 Remote is possibility to fill in the icons for buttons and TV channels. Whether it is enough, suddenly standard it are not pleasant to you. Panels it is possible бекапить through iCloud, to exchange with friends, to transfer with iPhone on iPad etc.
As a whole, the accessory is interesting. By means of it it is possible to operate actually though what household appliances which are compatible with DU-pultami. Users share at a support forum about own successful settings and reports on work with this or that equipment.
And at present we look live video in what I adjust the panel for musical system.
The price in the USA: $43.
The price in the Russian Federation: 1550 rub.


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Cowgate Terriers kept up their title bid in the Magpie Under-10s League with a 4-2 home win over Grainger Park Wildcats.
Daniel Fullen (3) and Chris Davison scored for Cowgate with Reece Darwent and Jack Swann replying for the Wildcats. Montagu Eagles and Red House Comets shared the points after a 1-1 scoreline. Louis Laing netted for Eagles with Adnan Alasadi equalising for Comets.
West Denton Cobras were victors after Daniel Entwhistle and Harry Robertson both scored two each. Carl Lattimer and William Marsh got two back for NEE Weldstream.
Wideopen Blacks saw off Kingston Park Tigers at Wideopen after a 5-3 win.
Goals from Andy Johnson (2), Charlie Noble, Daniel Clubbs, Scott Turnbull made sure of the result for Blacks.
Jason Anderson, Ryan Brady, Scott Fraser reduced the arrears for Tigers.
In the Toon Under-10s League, Wideopen Blues and Throckley Magpies drew 1-1 with a goal from Jamie Hardaker for Blue and a reply by Joseph Collins. Red House Apollo were 3-0 victors at West Denton Vipers after Ryan Thompson, Craig Gillfillan, Josh Allan all got on the score sheet.
Fawdon Foxes had a win at Red House Jedis and Kingston Park Jaguars were comfortable winners at Grainger Park Panthers.
Kingston Park Bulldogs had a narrow 2-1 win at NEE Weldstream in the Under-Nines League.
Ashley Heslop, David Frame both scored for the visitors with Robbie Jones getting one for Weldstream.
Newcastle Blue Star's Zak Bewley scored four in their home game with Cowgate and Walker had an easy success at home to West Denton Dynamos.
West Denton Warriors were narrowly beaten at home by Heaton Hawks.
Mark Griffin and Carl Hewitt netted for West Denton but strikes from Andrew Roen, Alex Kennedy (2) made sure of the result for Hawks.
There were wins for Montagu Dragons against Red House Farm, Grainger Park Foxes at home against Wideopen Bees and Grainger Park Falcons at Montagu Wizards.


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90% of the fats in pecans are unsaturated (about 60% monounsaturated / 30% polyunsaturated)
Pecans can double the cholesterol-lowering effectiveness of a traditional heart-healthy diet, according to a study published in The Journal of Nutrition, September 2001. An eight-week study at Loma Linda University found that a 'pecan' diet (which consisted of replacing 20 percent of the calories from the American Heart Association's Step I diet foods with pecans) lowered total cholesterol by 11.5%. The Step I diet lowered total cholesterol by 5.2%. In addition, the pecan diet increased the HDL "good" cholesterol whereas the Step I diet decreased HDL unfavorably. Triglycerides also were significantly lower with the pecan diet. Although the pecan diet contained more fat (39.6%) than the Step I diet (28.3%), participants did not gain weight.


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About the photographer
Dan Proud is a selt-taught photographer with a passion for Australia's wide open spaces. Captivated by the vastness of the outback, Dan loves to travel far and wide to capture artistic landscape imagery.
Formerly trained as a graphic designer, he quickly became interested in photography finding it a valuable creative tool. Dan is currently developing his portfolio with projects in Queensland and Western Australia, while also building his client base as a commercial photographer.


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The study of this subject is for those of you who are interested in geographical matters, from ecosystems, mountains and weather to cities, people and cultures. During your studies, you will use as many different resources as possible to discover more about the physical and human impact of various geographical events, including current issues such as global warming, climate change, international conflicts and sustainability.
All students studying A Levels must have at least five GCSEs at grade A* – C (grade 9 – 5) in academic subjects, including English Language at grade C (grade 5). Two of these must be B grades (grade 6). Specifically for Geography, you will need GCSE Maths at grade C (grade 5) or above.
It is not necessary to have Geography GCSE to study this subject at A Level.
The AS course consists of two physical and two human modules: Coastal Systems and Landscapes, Hazards and Changing Places. In addition, there is a Geographical Fieldwork Investigation which is assessed in an exam skills-based paper. There are two one-and-a-half-hour exams at AS Level and no coursework.
The A Level course comprises study of two human and one physical module: Global Systems and Governance, Population and the Environment, and Carbon Cycles. There is also a 20% coursework module based on a fieldwork investigation, and two exams lasting two and a half hours.
During this course you will investigate and evaluate a wide range of topics using real life situations, from the effects of globalisation in the West Midlands and London to heavy flooding in Bangladesh, flood management in China, as well as volcanic eruptions in Chile and Italy.
These issues affect all of us throughout the world, drawing together a diverse range of countries, nationalities and cultures in the quest to solve some of the problems that face the planet today – population increase, greenhouse gas emissions, famine and poverty on the one hand, compared with over-production and opulence on the other.
Assessment is purely by examination in May and June of the AS year. In the second year assessment is by examination and 20% written coursework. This is a linear course so any exams sat at AS Level do not count towards the final A Level grade.
Those students whose A Levels include Geography may continue to study this subject at university, or study a related subject such as Geology, Social Anthropology, Environmental Studies, Planning or Archaeology.
An AS or A Level in Geography is a widely recognised and well-respected qualification, welcomed by employers and universities who appreciate that those with an A Level in Geography must have good communication and analytical skills, as well as a degree of practical application. It can lead to a wide range of careers including journalism, teaching, media and work with environmental agencies worldwide.


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The small armchair is finished
The first piece of fabric to be secured was the bit covering the seat and the front of the chair. Then I moved onto the arms.
After securing the sides of the chair cover over the arms and underneath the chair frame with staples, I grabbed part of this piece of fabric from the back of the chair to pull it tightly and fix it. There wasn't quite enough of the fabric to staple securely, so I tacked a piece on (the bit you can see me holding) and sewed a length of cord onto a very tiny piece to help me yank it through from the front.
One of the next jobs was to sew the two sections together with an invisible ladder stitch into the seam with the piping. You can't see my stitches, can you? That's because they're invisible.
I may only use ladder stitch ever again on every project from now on. I have grown to love it.
In order to get a straight seam along the back of the chair, I used a length of thick cardboard tape, which I stapled to the top of the chair. I covered it with a bit of polyester to smooth out the edges before flipping the fabric over and revealing a beautiful seam in which all of the squares in the pattern lined up (this took a very long time to get right).
I then ladder stitched the back panel to the chair using a curved needle and working a little way down one side, then switching to the other so that the seams were even and the tension equal on both sides. I had to use three panels of fabric for the back panel, to use up bits I had left over. I am very pleased that I was able to match these squares up too.
After having secured the cover (I know I make this sound easy; it actually took a lot of hours and much unpicking of staples and re-stretching of fabric), it was time for the fun jobs of making a piped cushion with welts for the seat of the chair and a mini piped scatter cushion for my son's back (and stapling black bottoming onto the, er, bottom)…


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September 26 2016
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Golden, Colorado USA, September 26, 2016 ─ CoorsTek, the world's leading supplier of engineered ceramics, is showcasing the most extensive portfolio of wear-resistant ceramics available at next week's MINExpo in Las Vegas. By extending the life of material handling equipment, these ceramics help mining operators improve their uptime and profitability.
The company's CeraSurf® ceramic liners and components are specifically engineered to endure the severe conditions in conveyors, chutes, cyclones, piping, silos, and other material handling equipment. CeraSurf alumina and UltraSiC™ silicon carbide ceramics combine higher strength with better abrasion and corrosion resistance, outperforming traditional materials by as much as 10:1.
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Exide Technologies Electrical Controls Maintenance Technician in Salina, Kansas
Self-starter with excellent problem solving, communication, teamwork, safety, Lockout/Tagout, and project management skills. Must be capable to effectively troubleshoot plant and facility power from 480V three phase down to 5 volts DC. Complete electrical installations as required to properly and safely complete assigned tasks, to include running conduit and pulling wire.
Apply online or text plantjobs to 97211 to begin your pre-screening process!
Create and sustain zero injury in workplace, minimize Pb blood level exposure levels
Coordinate and implement maintenance training programs related to electrical and control systems
Must be able to troubleshoot and repair electrical and controls systems, to include PLCs, VFDs, motor starters, PID loop tuning, digital and analog I/O, etc
Identify best practices that ultimately reduce equipment downtime, i.e. reduce recurring equipment issues, reduced setup, quick-change modules, and equipment efficiency
Must be able to identify opportunities that ultimately reduce maintenance costs
Seeks out unsolicited automation and control projects and improvements that contribute to the plant performance
Use Work Order software system and other computer programs as required
Support new installations, improvements, and optimization projects in all areas of the plant
Provide programming, debug, and troubleshooting support for all factory automation systems, plc's, hmi's, vfd's, robots, PID loop tuning, motor control, electrical power distribution, etc
Develop and implement programming modifications to the factory automation systems that will facilitate plant performance standards and simplify operator intervention.4\
Provide hardware and software support to the plant automation network
Assist in developing documentation for new and existing plant automation and control systems
Maintain current program versions for all plant automation equipment on the central controls computer drive, or document management system
Develop, initiate, and support plans to optimize and simplify existing plant automation and control systems
Develop, initiate, and support plans to modernize existing obsolete plant control systems
Provide operational support and implement modifications to items, such as, plant robot, machine vision, machine automations, data collection
Proficient in data collection to SQL server platform, provide platform to display required information on specified platforms
Ability to run conduit and pull wire as required for power distribution and controls integration
Involved in plant shutdown activities relating to skills and tasks assigned Responsible for continuous improvement in all areas of Maintenance department
Comply with current Quality Systems requirements
Understand marketplace and update systems as needed and capable to work effectively with plant engineering and all related departments.
Follow Toyota Production Systems (TPS) objectives and guidelines, to include support of Kaizen events.
Follow Lean Manufacturing procedures.
Perform other work as assigned by the supervisor or management personnel.
Physical Requirements:
Sitting, standing, bending, twisting, and walking as necessary. Wearing of PPE is required. Employee is required to repetitiously lift and handle equipment and parts weighing from grams to 100 pounds.
Equipment Used:
Knowledge ofallelectrical tools, i.e. oscilloscope, multimeters, amp-meters, megohmmeters, power meters, process meters, etc. Person must possess above average computer skills that relate to report writing, presentations, spreadsheets, and project management, to include most Microsoft products and must be able to computer knowledge for access to, modification of, and upload/download PLC and panelview programs. Familiar with common hand tool usage including power tools.
Education, Experience, Skills Required:
Candidate must have a 2 year degree from vocational school in industrial electronics and controls or 10 years of industrial electrical and controls experience with at least 5 years of experience with Allen Bradley Programmed Logic Control related products and ladder diagram logic. Must possess above average troubleshooting skills in order to sustain plant production.
- Must achieve passing score on pre-employment assessment
EEO Statement
Exide Technologies is an equal opportunity employer where an applicant's qualifications are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other basis prohibited by law.
About Exide
Exide Technologies (www.exide.com) is a global provider of stored electrical-energy solutions for the transportation and industrial markets. Exide's 130 years of technology innovation combined with operations in more than 80 countries enables the company to deliver compelling solutions for the world's current and future power needs. Exide produces and recycles a broad range of products, serving the Transportation, Industrial Network Power and Motive Power market segments with battery and energy storage systems and specialty applications for a broad range of industries including: agricultural, automotive, electric, light and heavy-duty truck, marine, materials handling, military, mining, powersport, railroad, security, telecommunications, utility and uninterruptible power supply (UPS), among others. Exide is Powering the World Forward - history and scale combined with a start-up mentality make Exide the right choice for customers who want more than simply a battery supplier.
Job Locations KS-Salina
Requisition ID 2019-2540
Category Manufacturing - Operations and Maintenance
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The garden party fundraising event last month in Montgomery County, Maryland, had all the usual markers of a political candidate on the rise. Well-dressed children frolicked on the lawn of the stately home while guests helped themselves to finger foods and glasses of wine. Several elected officials made appearances. There was even an iconic Olympic athlete in attendance, good-naturedly taking selfies with fans.
But something that might have been unthinkable only a few years ago was about to happen. Kevin Mack, an openly gay candidate running for the Maryland House of Delegates in the 15th District, has a personal story unlike a typical political biography. And at this garden party gathering, he wasn't afraid to share it.
"I believe in government and its ability to help people," Mack told the crowd, once they gathered around the patio area for his remarks. "I have been on Medicaid. I have experienced homelessness and addiction. And I am living with HIV."
The casual way in which Mack folded his HIV diagnosis into his biography felt remarkable, all the more so because there was virtually no reaction, certainly nothing negative, from the diverse crowd of politicos and supporters. As Mack sees it, life with HIV is simply an example of his relatability as someone who has faced life challenges. And that is something altogether new: a candidate making himself more relatable by disclosing he is living with HIV.
Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis, a longtime friend of Mack and no stranger to fighting HIV social stigma, attended the reception and lent his support and star power. The Olympian's history facing ignorant questions about HIV transmission could not have stood in sharper contrast to the candidate who calmly explained his HIV diagnosis and how it made him a better public servant.
Related: Now Is the Time for People With HIV to Run for Office
"There's so much work left to be done to educate people about HIV," Louganis said in remarks to the crowd. "But where do you start? You start in your backyard. You start in your community. And that's what Kevin is doing. He's always living in the solution rather than the problem."
There is no exact record of the number of candidates or elected officials who are openly living with HIV, although several have been elected in recent years, primarily in liberal pockets throughout the country. Maryland's populous Montgomery County, however, while home to a largely Democratic base, isn't exactly West Hollywood.
In an interview with My Fabulous Disease, Kevin Mack says that his HIV disclosure is more about personal integrity than any political calculation. "I wasn't going to live in shame about it," Mack said, "and I wasn't supposed to be alive past 40, so this is a gift. I am here."
Mack also believes the work of our government is the reason he is alive today.
"Part of the reason I wanted to run is I have seen the good the government can do," Mack said. "Whether it's my having received Medicaid when I needed it or the research the government did for me to take the pills that I take to save my life. Yes, we had activists yelling and they put necessary pressure to conduct the research we needed to. I have been given a gift of life and I'm going to go out there and advocate to be sure the government works for people."
Mack has a message for those who might reject him due to his diagnosis. "If they're not going to vote for me because I'm HIV positive," he said, "then I don't want them to vote for me. Screw 'em."
Reactions to his HIV disclosure have been muted, Mack says, despite his transparency. The candidate even sent out a mailer to 15,000 potential voters with a beginning sentence that reads, "I was diagnosed HIV positive over 20 years ago." There were no hateful phone messages in response or calls for his withdrawal.
"There was one person who said how sorry he was when he heard my diagnosis," Mack said. "I had to educate him, to explain there was nothing to be sorry about. Because of good advocacy, I am alive today."
Mack has much of Maryland's Democratic establishment working in his favor. He is on staff for U.S. Congressman John Delaney -- himself leaving his seat in a recently announced pursuit of the presidency -- and Delaney and his wife attended the garden party, along with Aruna Miller, the Maryland Delegate vacating the seat for which Mack is now running. These officials and other political movers and shakers at the event appeared solidly behind Mack's candidacy and the personal biography that comes with it.
Early voting has begun, with primary election day set for June 26th. Even with a political landscape seemingly tilted in his favor, Mack is running like a man on a mission. Perhaps that mission is something that transcends his political aspirations.
"I've taken control of my life," he said. "I'm going to take care of myself. I'm going to be here a long time. So, I am going to do what I can to give back."
[Note from TheBody: This article was originally published by Mark S. King on June 15, 2018. We have cross-posted it with their permission.]


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Date: 2007
Page count: 127 pages
Format: softcover
Category: in Hungarian and English
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Page count: 127 pages
Format: softcover
Category: in Hungarian and English
Original price: 490 Ft
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This is a textbook. A textbook introducing you to the -- not too complicated -- knowledge of WINNING. Many feel that games of hazard -- as their name suggests -- are based exclusively on chance. That is not quite true, however. It is easy to see why not. Every angler is playing a similar game: he is winning, when a fish catches the hook, and is losing when a fish does not catch the hook. But who would say that every angler is cathing fish with equal chance? Artists of angling
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justice in the Bible
SUICIDE—What does the Bible say? Answer
If a Christian commits suicide, will they go to Heaven? Answer
Why does God allow innocent people to suffer? Answer
What about the issue of suffering? Doesn't this prove that there is no God and that we are on our own? Answer
Does God feel our pain? Answer
Did God make the world the way it is now? What kind of world would you create? Answer
|Matthew Modine (Mac), Robert Forster (Ray), Larry Bagby (Spencer Hightower), Bob Gunton (Joe Whetstone), Randy Wayne (Pete Thomason), Rance Howard (Judge Danielson), Clare Carey (Dr. Anna Wilkes), Nikki Deloach (Mindy), Burgess Jenkins (Harry O'ryan), See all »
|Gary Wheeler
|Level Path Productions, Trial Productions, Mark Freiburger, Elise Graham, See all »
|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
"A lawyer ready to die takes one final case… the trial of his life."
Synopsis: "After the horrific death of his wife and two sons, suicide seems to be the only escape for small town attorney Kent 'Mac' McClain… until he's assigned a capital punishment case that begins to transform his life and those around him forever.
Attorney Kent 'Mac' MacClain has nothing left to live for. Nine years after the horrific accident that claimed the life of his wife and two sons, he's finally given up. His empty house is a mirror for his empty soul, it seems suicide is his only escape. And then the phone rings.
Angela Hightower, the beautiful heiress and daughter of the most powerful man in Dennison Springs, has been found dead at the bottom of a ravine. The accused killer, Peter Thomason, needs a lawyer. But Mac has come up against the Hightowers and their ruthless, high-powered lawyers before—an encounter that left his practice and reputation reeling.
The evidence pointing to Thoomason's guilt seems insurmountable. Is Mac definding an ingenious psychopath, or has Thomason been framed—possibly by a member of the victim's family? It comes down to one last trial. For Thomason, the opponent is the electric chair. For Mac, it is his own tormented past—a foe that will prove every bit as deadly."
"The Trial" is based on the novel by Robert Whitlow published by Thomas Nelson. The story is about a suicidal lawyer, Mac (Matthew Modine), who, just before he is about to take his life, gets a phone call. It is from a local judge who wants him to take on one last case.
The case is about the murder and attempted rape of an innocent college aged girl. The accused is a young, former Marine, Pete Thomason (Randy Wayne—"To Save A Life"), who has no memory of the events surrounding the murder.
Did this young man kill his girlfriend, or is there a conspiracy behind the case that no one can seem to find? Can Mac take on the dead girl's rich and powerful father, who wants Pete executed for allegedly committing the murder?
Gary Wheeler's epic retelling of this book makes a John Grisham-style courtroom drama that kept me on the edge of my seat and kept me guessing.
The movie is almost completely clean. There are a few instances of discussing of drug use. There is a scene where Mac has a flashback to a car accident that took away his whole family, but the scene takes place after the crash. There is a little violence involving gunfire. There is no foul language and no sexual content at all, thus proving that you can make a good movie and keep it clean.
The movie references the Book of Ecclesiastes famous quote, "a time of healing." Mac is definitely going through his time of mourning, but with help from his friends, both old and new, he discovers his time of healing. The movie shows God as the source of healing, and indeed He is. Psalm 91:1 says, "He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty." God cares for you, and He wants you to lay your burdens at the foot of the cross.
Christian producer Gary Wheeler made an amazing movie. He is a talented director. I highly recommend "The Trial" to all of you who love courtroom dramas and suspense dramas.
Violence: Minor / Profanity: None / Sex/Nudity: Minor
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Marquette is known for many things; our beautiful lakeshore, vast forests and myriad of outdoor activities, along with a rich history of mining, logging, and shipping. More recently, though, our scenic lakeside community has gained a reputation as a gastronomic mecca, with a wide variety of culinary opportunities for foodies to enjoy.
Whether it's fine dining, local freshwater fish, artisan baked goods, pub grub, authentic ethnic cuisine, or just a good sandwich, Eastside Independent Restaurants are ready to serve you. Though by no means exhaustive, the list presented here exemplifies the locally owned, independently operated gems you can find in our Eastside Dining District.
Restaurant Week 2019: March 3-10
Check back soon to find delicious $10 lunch specials and $25 dinner deals.
The 906 Sports Bar & Grill is located in the heart of Downtown Marquette with stunning views of the ore dock and Marquette's Lower Harbor. The 906 has14 HDTVs to catch all your favorite events. The cuisine focuses on homemade recipes along with fresh ingredients.
|906 Sports Bar and Grill
|145 W. Washington St.
Aubree's Pizzeria & Grill has proudly served made-from scratch pizzas, fresh salads, unique sandwiches, bugers, and delicious entrees since 2006! Our all-you can eat pizza, salad and soup lunch buffet is a favorite available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. seven days a week. deliveries and carryout available, plus Happy Hour specials daily.
|Aubrees Pizza and Grill
|227 W. Washington St.
Border Grill has been serving Marquette Since 1997! A fast-casual Mexican restaurant specializing in street tacos, but the menu also includes burritos, quesadillas, salads and bowls. Hand-crafted with your choice of charbroiled chicken, steak, or shrimp as well as three shredded meats and broiled whitefish. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten -friendly options are also available. Rice, beans, guacamole, salsa and chips are all made fresh daily! Free Wifi. Dine in or take out. Open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday.
|Border Grill (Third St.)
|800 N. Third St.
Voted best Italian restaurant in the Upper Peninsula, the Casa has been serving pasta, pizza, seafood and award winning steaks since 1981. Convenient parking and only 2 blocks from NMU, the hospital and Lakeview Arena, the Casa serves the best in beer, wines and cocktails. Open daily at 4 p.m.
|Casa Calabria
|1106 N. Third St.
The Delft Bistro is committed to curating a unique dining experience. Using quality ingredients with a twist of cinematic entertainment, the delft serves New American Fare, from burgers to filet mignon. We accommodate all occasions, from family night to date night. Let Delft Bistro light up your downtown experience
|Delft Bistro
|139 W. Washington St.
Highly regarded with incredible food and an atmosphere to match, DIGS will serve you with a big city experience mixed with the small town charm. Rotating seasonal food menus, influenced by modern kitchens, can best be described as "American-ish fare on vacation." Along with dedicating craft to our cocktail menu and offering exclusive beers, DIGS might become your new favorite spot!
|Digs Gastropub
|154 W. Washington St.
Experience a piece of the past with a twist of the new. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner with all natural and made from scratch ingredients. Stop in the candy store to top off your visit for signature chocolates, or a sweet from the old fashioned soda fountain.
|137 W. Washington St.
Over 10 years as one of the state's finest steak and seafood houses. Great wines, great ambiance, and great service. Open daily, lunch served Monday through Saturday. Deck overlooking Lake Superior.
|Elizabeth's Chop House
|113 S. Front St.
Marquette's best kept secret, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Utilizing local, fresh ingredients, Harley's creates a constantly evolving menu that highlights the Midwests's favorites with a big city flare. Try the house special smoked salmon, Fat & Juicy Burger, Vegan Bowl, Chowder, & Cajun Mac-n-Cheese. Boutique wine list, local beers, and craft cocktails.
|Harley's Lounge At Ramada Marquette
|412 W. washington St.
In our corner restaurant overlooking Lower Harbor and the beautiful Lake Superior, you will find an unforgettable atmostphere. A building full of history, infused with a modern twist, where you'll be wowed by top-notch fresh-baked pies and fireside dining with superior lake views. We look forward to serving you down at the bay!
|Iron Bay Marketplace
|105 E. Washington St.
Pronounced "Lan-yap"; meaning a little something extra or more than expected. AN authentic Southern restaurant featuring the flavors and hospitality of the South. We span from the Carolinas over to texas and back to Memphis with a big ol' layover in Louisiana! Come Taste the quality of over 100 menu items all made from scratch in-house. Home of the Voodoo Bar and Gris Gris Specialty Shop. Serving brunch Thursday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
|Lagniappe Cajun Creole Eatery
|145 Jackson Cut & 145 W. Washington St.
The Northland Pub features traditional pub fare with 14 taps of select Michigan craft beers and old favorites. From wings to burgers to classic sandwiches, the pub is sure to have something for everyone. Follow us on Facebook (@northlandpub) and instagram (@northlandpubmqt) tosee mouthwatering pics of our chef's specials!
|The Northland Pub at Landmark Inn
|230 N. Front St.
A long established gem appealing to the Italian cuisine lovers near and far, enjoy traditional pastas, aromatic sauces, savory meats and much more made fresh every day. Dine in our casual atmosphere or take us home seven days a week.
|The Pasta Shop
|824 N. Third St.
Specializing in wood-fired brick oven pizza, the Piedmont marries traditional Italian concepts with contemporary flavors and a casual dining experience. Our chefs showcase their creativity with weekly specials, and our menu boasts our impressive selection of classic dishes. Italian has never tasted this good!
|The Piedmont at Landmark Inn
|230 N. Front St.
A Marquette favorite since 1983! Serving lunch and dinner in a historical Marquette pub atmosphere. Famous breadsticks, gourmet pizza, fire-grilled burgers, stacked sandwiches, big salads, delicious soups, pasta, steak, & seafood. Southwest specialties & Friday fish fry. Full bar specializing in Michigan beers on tap. Happy hour, outside deck and cozy fireplace.
|Portside Inn
|239 W. Washington St.
If you are looking for excellent food in a fun atmosphere, Stucko's Pub & Grill is the place for you. Come in and enjoy fresh whitefish daily, signature burgers, homemade bourbon bbq, our popular poutine, or one of our 14 beers on tap. Kitchen open until midnight everyday. Written by MLive.com as a "Must-visit eatery," you will see why we have become a destination for tourists and Marquette's locals!
|Stucko's Pub & Grill
|900 N. Third St.
After more than 50 years, Togo's remains a Marquette Favorite and a must-stop for travelers. With over 35 varieties of grilled and cold subs there is something for everyone. Togo's begins each day baking an assortment of breads from scratch, then freshly slicing their meats, cheeses and veggies to create the perfect sandwich. Convenient call ahead pick-up and delivery service available. Marquette's Original Submarine Sandwich, come taste the difference!
|Togo's Marquette's Original Submarine Sandwiches
|1000 N. Third St.
Vango's is the oldest pizza parlor in Marquette, serving homemade Greek and American food from scratch. Gyros, spanakopita, burgers, soups, salads and daily features. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Full bar. Outdoor patio with T.V. Take-out, delivery and catering available.
|Vango's Pizza and Lounge
|927 N. Third St.
Historic Downtown Marquette restaurant and brewpub overlooking Lake Superior, serving lunch and dinner. specializing in fresh, wild-caught Lake Superior whitefish. Featuring artisan pizzas, panini sandwiches, BBQ ribs, steaks, pasta, and vegetarian dishes. Saturday night prime rib special. One of Michigan's finest brewpubs, serving 10 of their own hand crafted beers on tap. Full bar, extensive wine list. Open Monday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to close.
|Vierling Restaurant & Marquette Harbor Brewery
|119 S. Front St.
Located in Downtown Marquette, Zephyr offers a menu filled with wines that tell a story of where they're from and how they came to be. The same enthusiasm goes into our food. Our traditionally cured meats and cheeses are chosen carefully & our sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts are all homemade with simple, fresh ingredients.
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The use of Linux as a mobile operating system (OS) has been steadily growing, with an increasing number of companies announcing plans to develop Linux platforms.
Uniquely positioned in the OS space with implementations in both the smartphone and feature phone segments, Linux is in sharp contrast to Symbian, Windows Mobile and Palm which have focused on the smartphone segment. However, Linux phones still represent a small segment of the overall handset market.
Some key benefits of Linux as a mobile OS include its small kernel size, open source, and low (no) cost. As a result, there are a number of Linux-based solutions in the marketplace including products from MontaVista and Wind River and proprietary systems utilized by Motorola, ACCESS, BenQ, and others. In addition, PalmSource has announced the development of its Access Linux Platform (ALP) for smartphones, which IMS Research believes may be commercially available in late 2007.
This does not mean that Linux is without challenges. The most significant of these is the lack of a single set of standards. There are currently a number of industry organizations that are trying to address this issue, including the Linux Phone Standards forum (LiPS), the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) Mobile Linux Initiative, and the Mobilinux Open Framework Platform to name a few. Despite these efforts, there has not been significant forward progress on a platform standard.
The recent announcement from Motorola, NTT DoCoMo, Vodaphone, NEC, Panasonic, and Samsung Electronics that they will form a foundation to pursue a uniform open Linux-based platform could mark a turning point for the future of Linux as a mobile OS. Foundation members have stated that they hope to see the first handsets shipping based on the uniform platform by 2007.
While this might appear to be an ambitious goal, it is important to note the considerable experience that each of the member companies has with Linux. In particular, NTT DoCoMo has been utilizing MOAP-L, a Linux derivative on their Japanese handsets, while Motorola has been using EZX for several of their models. This experience should help to streamline the development process.
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iPhone too expensive for UK market and unlocked in Germany
- No phone (with contract) costs over £200 ($400), My Nokia N95 cost £70 this year when I renewed my contract. The iPhone is £269.
- The more expensive the contract the cheaper the phone. For example my N95 on a £20 per month contract would of been about £199. If I went for a £40 contract the phone would be free. The iPhone is £269 regardless of contract price.
- 80-90% of all contracts are for 12 months. I know that companies are bringing in 18 months but it's not de-facto for now
- UK is on 3G


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Kace Nelson was in the wrong place at the wrong time on Feb. 7, 2015, in Dumas, Arkansas when someone shot into a crowd of teenagers. Kace, who was 18 years old, was shot in the back of the head. He was rushed to Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where he underwent surgery.
After surgery, the obstacles kept coming. When Kace awoke from his two-week coma, he overcame pneumonia, a blood infection and staph. He was in the ICU for 30 days before his doctor referred him to ACH for rehab.
"When Kace came to us in the rehab unit he was in a wheelchair, with little movement in his right upper and lower extremities, and couldn't speak but could understand speech," Child Life and Education Music Therapist Andrew Ghrayeb, MA, MT-BC, said. "He still had that smile from day one.
"The bullet hit him primarily in the left hemisphere. It more than likely did damage to his temporal lobe, which has a part in speech and language. That is why melodic intonation therapy and therapeutic singing were used, as that engages the area of the right hemisphere that plays a part in singing. The theory is to use singing and the undamaged part of the brain to create new neural connections to help with speech," Andrew said.
Determined to get better, Kace remained motivated and positive at each of his daily sessions of physical, occupational and speech therapy. He also saw Andrew for music therapy three times a week.
Kace went home after 60 days at ACH. "When he was discharged, he was walking with just the help of a cane. His speech had improved and he even sang at his discharge party," Andrew said. "Upon discharge, he still had speech impairment and wasn't fully recovered, but he was always proud of every improvement whether it was the first time he sang 'my name is Kace' or when he was first able to move his right arm or walk unassisted."
Now 19 years old, Kace is back to walking, talking and driving. His mom Kathleen said his recovery has turned out better than she could have ever expected. "He is my miracle child," Kathleen said. "We couldn't have done it without the staff at ACH. I don't have words to describe how thankful I am for the way they took care of him."
Kace is still going to physical therapy twice a week at Jefferson Regional Medical Center as it is closer to his home, and Kathleen said, "He still hasn't stopped smiling."
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As the old rhyme goes, "sometimes, some crimes go slippin' through the cracks." But in a world where a lack of '80s cartoons updates qualifies as a crime, several gumshoes are picking up the proverbial slack. (Even if "cracks" and "slack" don't make for a precise rhyme.) According to The Hollywood Reporter's Heat Vision blog, Mandevile Films (the production company behind The Muppets and The Muppets Most Wanted) has determined that this case is neither too big nor too small and proceeded to call Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers the next Disney property due for a big-screen relaunch. The live-action/CGI hybrid was pitched by suddenly busy writer-director Robert Rugan, who is now tasked with melding our world with the tinker-toy realm occupied by ch-ch-ch-Chip and Dale—when he's not working on Paramount's Genies, directing his original script Beauregard Thibodeau, or adapting YA series The Genius Files, that is.
Of course, per the theme song for Rescue Rangers, when there's danger (of Rugan committing to too many projects), he can call upon the rodent sleuths and their insect assistant who always seemed to be the true case cracker. But noooooooo, "z-z-z-Zipper's Rescue Rangers" isn't the kind of hook that'll be stuck in your head for the rest of the workday. Probably time to listen to the real thing again:


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Liam Morey is not like many other 16 years olds, in fact, he's quite extraordinary all round. And it's this attribute which has bode well, especially in his latest endeavour – to be the youngest person to fly solo around Australia. Liam Morey's earliest memory of aviation is jumping on the trampoline in the backyard of his family's Twin Waters home and watching the planes fly over. At the age of 14, Liam took his fascination with flying into his own hands and took on a few part time jobs to pay for flight training, which he admits is not the cheapest hobby in the world for a youngster to take interest in. [caption id="attachment_15935" align="aligncenter" width="571"] Liam Morey[/caption] In March last year, he obtained his pilot's certificate, and in doing so became the youngest pilot in Australia at the time. "As millennial as it sounds, the idea (to fly around Australia) was first given to me by someone I was Facebook friends with, who I was mentoring in Sydney, he said, 'Why don't you do this?' I brushed it off but after talking about it with Ivan, my flight instructor and a few other people, we thought if we really got into it now, we could start to get take off – no pun intended," he says with a smile. Liam is in great company in his pursuits, given the Sunshine Coast is home to fellow aviation record-holder Lachlan Smart, who in 2016 became the youngest person to circumnavigate the world in a single engine aircraft at just 19 years old. "When he came back from the world record, it was amazing; he did such a great job and at the time I thought maybe I can do something like that in the future, it wasn't at the forefront of my mind, but now we end up here," he says. The first step was completing his navigation training, because until that point Liam could only fly a limited distance from the Sunshine Coast Airport. The countdown is now on for Liam to jet off on the journey of a lifetime, departing from the Sunshine Coast Aero Club at 9am on Saturday, 1 September. Flying a Bristell Light Sport Aircraft, Liam will travel over 16,000km around Australia, making 30 stops along the way over a three-week period. Upon the successful completion of his flight, Liam will beat the current record holder by nearly six months. "I'm a little bit nervous, but I think that's healthy, I don't think you can go into something like this without being nervous. "There are always going to be things we can't control, such as weather or maintenance to a certain extent, which is why having a good logistics and support team behind you is really helpful." To qualify for the Guinness World Record, Liam has to be by himself in the aircraft at all times, including any joy flights along the way, and he has to provide video evidence and witness statements to prove he has physically completed the journey alone. "The Sunshine Coast Aero Club will be my base station, so we'll have people looking ahead for weather, fuel and logistics; when I get there who is going to pick me up, who will help me with the fuelling, accommodate me? It's a huge logistical effort for over 30 locations over 16,000kms," he says. Along with the prestige of holding such a title, Liam is largely motivated by the message he wants to deliver to all young Australians – the record-breaking stunt is purely a vehicle to attract attention.
"It's about fostering the passions of young people and telling them about the STEM industry – science, tech, engineering and maths," he says."And secondary to that is the whole idea of youth empowerment, teaching other people that their big ideas can become a reality too if they put enough hard work and perseverance into it." Liam says STEM subjects have always been his favourite at school, and reveals that in the next five years there will be 160,000 jobs available in the STEM industry in Queensland, which is five times that of the next closest industry. "We don't have enough people filling that. There is a significant deficiency in the STEM area moving forward, so I'm trying to spread that passion with other people and show people what they can do in that industry, including all of the robotics coming out, the movement of trying to replace plastic and the plastic bag ban; all of that is happening in the industry, so the more people who can head towards it and be passionate about it, the more the industry grows," he says. In keeping with the STEM message, Liam's journey will be tracked to the second using state-of-the-art technology, which can be followed via social media; just search for Teen Around Oz. Given his parents (particularly his mum) are understandably a little anxious about their teenage son setting off on his own, I'm sure they will be following very closely! Flying up to 10,000ft, Liam says it's very serene being at such a height in a small aircraft, and it's easy to become addicted to the sense of freedom. "When you're up there, it's the best feeling, looking down, you are your own person." And what a remarkable young person he is. ]]>


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Renault have completed the first step of their planned takeover of the Lotus F1 team today, as they signed a formal letter of intent with the team.
Talks have been ongoing for several months concerning the potential takeover of the cash strapped team by Renault, and this latest move will likely help the Lotus team with it's impending final appearance in the high court regarding it's insolvency case with HMRC.
This latest news comes off the back of another difficult weekend for the Lotus team at last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. The team's air freight was late arriving at the Suzuka circuit thanks to late payments, with an outstanding hospitality bill of £27000 pounds leaving the team locked out of it's own hospitality unit all weekend.
Renault released a statement this Monday morning announcing the news. They said "Renault group and Gravity motorsport S.a.r.l., an affiliate of Genii Capital SA, are pleased to announce the signature of a letter of intent regarding the potential acquisition by Renault of a controlling stake in Lotus F1 LTD."
They continued with "The signature of this Letter of Intent marks Renault's first step towards the project of a Renault Formula 1 team from the 2016 racing season thereby extending 38 years of commitment of the brand to the world's premier motorsport championship series."
This is a big first step for both Renault and the Lotus F1 team, as it appears increasingly likely that Lotus will be re-branded as the Renault F1 team from next year onwards. The next step will be formally completing the take over of the team, along with finding a driver to partner Pastor Maldonado. It appears lead driver Romain Grosjean is to leave the team to join the new Haas F1 team for next year.


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Things To Do in Maui
Surreal scenery and adventure-packed vacations are easily part of your Maui vacation.
Things to do in Maui include visiting the world's largest dormant volcano and largest banyan tree, whale watching, and snorkeling off crescent-shaped crater rim of Molokini island. Culture and architecture, multiple hikes, a journey to Hana, waterfalls, and many sunny days at the beach are also part of the fun. Read More ↓
A highlight of a Maui vacation is a visit to the summit of Haleakala Volcano where you can hike down into the summit crater. Haleakala is also home to one of the most spectacular sunrises in the world.
The drive to "Heavenly Hana" provides spectacular coastal and mountain views. When you arrive in Hana you can enjoy the beautiful beaches and then drive a bit further to hike through a bamboo forest at Kipahulu and swim in the Sacred Pools.
Iao Valley
In historic Iao Valley you can see the 1,200 foot pinnacle called the Iao Needle and try out the Nature Center's interactive exhibits.
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During the winter months, Maui waters are also the best place in the Islands to see the 40-ton humpback whales breaching from sea. Read below for details on many exciting things to do on Maui.
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