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Engineering Technology
Major: Engineering Technology
Degree Awarded: Master of Science (MS)
Calendar Type: Quarter
Total Credit Hours: 45.0
Co-op Option: None
Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code: 15.0000
Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code: 17-3029
About the Program
The Master of Science in Engineering Technology offers courses focused on the technologies used in today's modern emerging industries. The program is designed for individuals who want marketable, applicable skills, and currently hold an accredited baccalaureate degree in engineering technology or have relevant work or class experience in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) fields. The primary goal of the Master of Science in Engineering Technology is to develop advanced-level practitioners who are capable in resolving technical problems through the application of engineering principles and technology.
The program can be pursued on a part-time or full-time basis. Courses will be delivered in several modes: face-to-face and/or on-line, and allow practicing professionals the opportunity to update knowledge and skills based on the latest technological developments in the industrial environment and therefore advance in their chosen careers. The flexibility of the program curriculum permits students to select a combination of courses relevant to their individual career goals or to provide the foundation for further advanced study.
Program Goals
Graduates of the Master of Science in Engineering Technology will be expected to:
- Apply scientific and technological concepts to solving technological problems.
- Apply concepts and skills developed in a variety of technical and professional disciplines including computer applications and networking, materials properties and production processes, and quality control to improve production processes and techniques.
- Plan, facilitate, and integrate technology and problem solving techniques in the leadership functions of the industrial enterprise system.
- Engage in applied technical research that will add to the knowledge of the discipline and solve problems in an industrial environment.
- Develop the communication skills required for technical managers.
For additional information, view the College of Engineering's Engineering Technology program web page or contact Gerry Willis at 215-895-6253 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must have a 3.0 grade point average in their undergraduate or upper division (junior and senior year) coursework.
International students who have their undergraduate degree from a country whose language is not English can be admitted with a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) test score of 550 or better. For more information regarding international applicant requirements, view the International Students Admissions Information page.
Prerequisite courses
The following prerequisite courses must be completed at the undergraduate level with a minimum grade of C:
- Calculus I
- Calculus II
- Physics I (can be algebra-based)
- Physics II (can be algebra-based)
- AC/DC Circuit Analysis
- Digital Electronics
- Chemistry I or Materials
- Business Statistics
Visit the Graduate Admissions website for more information about requirements and deadlines, as well as instructions for applying online.
Degree Requirements
Candidates for the MS in Engineering Technology must complete a minimum of 45.0 quarter credits. A minimum grade of B is required in all core courses and no more than two C grades in electives.
Of the 45.0 quarter credits required for the degree, 30.0 must be earned at Drexel University, including 24.0 credits of Engineering Technology (ET) courses. A maximum of 15.0 transfer credits may be allowed for graduate courses taken at other institutions, if they are appropriate to the student's plan of study.
|Core Courses
|Engineering Statistics
|Ethics & Business Practices for Engineers
|Networks for Industrial Environments
|Rapid Prototyping and Product Design
|Programmable Devices and Systems
|Microsystems and Microfabrication
|Nanomaterials and Nanoengineering
|Sensors and Measurement Systems
|Modern Energy Conversion Technologies
|Select three of the following:
|Statistical Data Analysis
|Materials for Emerging Technologies
|Engineering Quality Methods
|Reliability Engineering
|Precision Manufacturing
|Lean Manufacturing Principles
|Renewable Energy Technology
|Sustainable and Green Manufacturing
|Introduction to Project Management
|Systems Engineering Management
|Capstone Course
|Master's Project and Thesis in Engineering Technology *
|Total Credits
This is a three (3) credit course that is repeated three (3) times.


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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
RIP Helen Stenborg
by Jeff Labrecque
Helen Stenborg, an Obie Award-winning stage and film actress and long-time spouse of the late Tony Award-winning actor Barnard Hughes, died on Tuesday. She was 86. Stenborg was awarded the Obie for distinguished performance in 1986, when she appeared in Lanford Wilson's Talley and Son. In 1999, she was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance as the pyromaniac Sarita Myrtle in Noel Coward's Waiting in the Wings, a production that starred her husband, Lauren Bacall, and Rosemary Harris. Her last Broadway performance was in 2002 as Rebecca Nurse in The Crucible with Liam Neeson and Laura Linney.
Stenborg also appeared on film in On the Hook with Frank Langella and Elliot Gould, Three Days of the Condor, Starting Over with Jill Clayburgh and Burt Reynolds, Enchanted and Doubt. She worked extensively in television, including a long stint as an evil housekeeper on the soap opera, Another World.
She is survived by two children and a grandson.
STENBORG, Helen
Born: 1/24/1925, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Died: 3/22/2011, New York City, New York, U.S.A.
Helen Stenborg's western - actress:
Little House on the Prairie (TV) - 1977 (Betty Bowers)
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What friends are for
It might be necessary to remind readers that the copyright lawsuit brought by Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press and Sage Publishing against Georgia State University is still going on. It began in 2008, and after losing all of their major points at every level of the litigation, it would be easy and sensible to conclude that the publishers had walked away, as most sensible plaintiffs would have done. But these are not sensible plaintiffs; they, or the folks who call the shots and pay the bills for them, are fanatically determined to push their alternate view of copyright law ever up the hill, no matter how often it rolls back on them.


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The last ray gun is my favorite so far! Keep em' coming. Love it.
The last ray gun is my favorite so far! Keep em' coming. Love it.
Nice ray guns! I think the Turtle Melter might be my favorite.
"Whoever controls the media, the images, controls the culture." - Allen Ginsberg
Hello and thanks for your comments.
Next is the Thunderbolt Ray Gun with Rocket Ring Touch Display
and nice colors.
Modeling ZBrush/Polymodeling, render Keyshot
Ralf Stumpf
Here is the "Venus Fly Special Edition".
This Ray Gun holds the record in rays per second on M-Planets.
Modeling ZBrush/Dynamesh, render Keyshot.
Ralf Stumpf
Love your work. Very insprinational!
These guns are so cool.
Happy Easter!
It's flashback time. Over ten years I now work with ZBrush.
Starting with version 2 (no Subtools!) after seeing the Angler video
from Pixolator (great video, should be a new version with the ZModeler now).
I made quite a lot Angler Fishes myself over the years mostly for
demonstration purposes. Here are three of them now rendered
in Keyshot.
Hope you like it.
Ralf Stumpf
And thanks for the comment on my previous post.
yes, the amazing angler fish video! wonderful to see your progression on the topic! i am a very long time user of zbrush too, started with 1.75 even. no subdiv levels then...lol...and, i am a silent visitor of your thread for long, so this post i thought i should say hi :-)
my fun with zbrush thread, my homepage riolama, and my zbrush blog
B9 Robot from the television series Lost in Space.
I love vintage robots, and the B9 is one of my all time favorite
like R2D2, Maria from Metropolis and Robby the Robot (which is
from Robert Kino****a the same designer as the B9)
90% of the parts are build inside ZBrush with the Zmodeler Brush.
For parts that are too difficult for the ZModeler I use Modo (goZ).
The model has 80K points and 3MB file size.
Worktime four and a half days.
I change some proportions so it's not movie accurate.
Model send with Dynamic Subdivisions (smooth Level 3 or 4 per Subtool)
with the Bridge to Keyshot for test rendering (16 Mio. Polys in Keyshot).
Hope you like it.
Ralf Stumpf
Thanks Kokoro for your comment on my previous post and I say hi too.
Lovely new stuff Ralf!
Frederik Storm
Character artist
My company: Monkey Tennis
my Z4r2 beta images
my Z4 beta images
my sketchbook
zbrush interview
matcap pack
You're a man after my own heart, Ralf!
I loves me some robot, too, and it's nice to find someone with an obvious knowledge of sci-fi films!
You forgot to mention Kinosheeta (my spelling) also designed the Jupiter 2, not to mention 'Tobor the Great'!
Excellent work, Ralf! Brings back wonderful memories.
Gorgeous work on the robot! Just beautiful!
"Whoever controls the media, the images, controls the culture." - Allen Ginsberg
Thanks Frederik, Morbius and Webhead for your kind comment.
Here is my attempt to the 1954 B-SciFi Tobor the Great.
It's from the same designer as Robby and the B9.
As the body looks a bit old today the head on the other
side is kind of modern and classic.
This could be the next trend, less victorian more design.
Modeling Zbrush/Modo, rendering Keyshot.
Hope you like it.
Ralf Stumpf
Great thread, great models. I've always loved your stuff, Ralf, but this is just too cool. Thanks for remembering the old robots!
I love that little robot and the helmet! :-)
The little robot especially. The oval extrusions are interesting.
All the extrusions are interesting!
Hello, thanks for your comments on my previous post.
Here is a new render of my Skeksis bust from the Dark Crystal.
Modeling Zbrush, render Keyshot.
Hope you like it.
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Hi everyone! Today I will have a book signing at Hastings in Topeka, Ks. from one until three. Would really like to have you visit me. That's Hastings Book Store in Topeka, Ks. from 1-3 on Sat. Nov. 21st. I'll tell you how it went later one. Thanks. Nolan
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Writing is great but being published is even greater!
Hi, everyone! To all my Facebook friends interested in the world of writing, please visit me on my web site: www.nolancarlson.com I have been a published writer for over 30 years and been to over 200 schools throughout the midwest presenting programs on reading as well as my books. I have been published by Berkeley Pub. Group of New York and sold books to E.P. Dutton. Presently my young adult books are being published by Vintage Publishing out of South Carolina www.vrpublishing.com I would be glad to share the trials and tribulations of writing plus the final success. Just let me know if you would like for me to share with you. Nolan Carlson
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
New Face Book Friends
A warm hello to all of my new Facebook friends. I hope many of you like to read. I like to read as well as write. I have been a published author for over 30 years and have enjoyed some success. I have had 19 books published so far. I also like to read. I just finished reading two great novels by Ken Follett. The first one was about 1,100 pages and titled Pillars of the Earth and the sequel was World Without End and had 1,100 pages. I read that one twice. I also love football and spend most of Sat. and Sun. watching it during football season. Please visit me at www.nolancarlson.com Take care. Nolan
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Good books for reluctant middle school readers
This series is great for reluctant middle school male readers. I have been told that by teachers, parents, and the kids themselves. They seem to love the series and put down the remote on their video games.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Quality Books to Distribute Shiner Series
Just got word that Quality books (national book distributor to libraries and schools throughout the nation and Canada) will distribute Summer & Shiner. The book can be purchased at all book stores, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com as well as Vintage Publishing.
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Happy Veteran's Day!
Happy Veteran's Day! All of our past, present and future veterans... thank you for serving our country! Your bravery, courage and dedication is greatly appreciated and admired.
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Presenting at Riley County Jail Literacy Class
Had a great time presenting to the inmates at the Riley County Jail in Manhattan, Ks. on Thursday, Nov. 5th. The guys in orange jump suits were attentive, polite, and interacted with interest. I gave a presentation two years ago and enjoyed myself at that time as well. Many of them were very well read. I was impressed!
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Hello, all
Hey, guys, my name is Nolan Carlson and I've got a great book series I would like you to take a look at! You can view my complete book series on my website at www.nolancarlson.com. These books are great reading for middle school kids, especially boys and reluctant male readers. They are jam-packed with small town adventure, pranks, animals, and fun. See you there!
Oh, watch for a contest with a cash reward in the future!
PS: Be sure to follow me on twitter and find me on facebook!
Happy reading,
Oh, watch for a contest with a cash reward in the future!
PS: Be sure to follow me on twitter and find me on facebook!
Happy reading,
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Monday, November 2, 2009
I'll be in Topeka, Kansas at Hastings for a book signing on Sat. Nov. 21s! Hey, guys, please check out my new web site: www.nolancarlson.com Nolan Carlson
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The finale of Showcase 2012 brought in the bigwigs of the fashion world who showcased a variety of themes ranging from Feeha Jamshed's Parisian streetwear to Datch's grungy casual wear, Prada's neon jumpsuits to Adnan's classic sherwanis.
Amir Adnan
While Amir Adnan men's collection primarily comprised classic black and off-white sherwanis, which were designed in his signature crisp and traditional look, they were far from boring. It was the way he toyed with finer details such as applique work and the embellishments in gold and silver wire work on the sherwanis which made them stand out
Trends to remember: The classic tight pants or chooridaars
The feel: Traditional and regal
The look: The modern nawab
Aghata Ruiz de la Parada
Spanish designer Prada marked her debut in Pakistan with such exuberant neon shades that they were reminiscent of delicious popsicles and lollipops. From jumpsuits to flared ensembles, winter clothing to summer wear, the colour palette of blood reds, neon greens, sunny oranges and flashing fuchsias reigned supreme in her collection
Trends to remember: Coloured sunglasses and colour-blocked heels
The feel: The lollipop collection
The look: US in the 1960s
Faiza Samee
Samee's collection was a tribute to the 'courtesans of Lahore'. From the farshi ghararas to the shararas and silk saris in shades of plum, pink, red and mint, the look was embellished with detailed embroidery
Trend to remember: Traditional tikkas and jhoomars
The feel: Rich velvet borders, jamawars
The look: Kothas of yesteryears
Sanya Muneer
Muneer's highly wearable and very feminine line toyed with browns and beiges, delicate embroidery and embellishments with diamantes on flowy silks
Trends to remember: Flowers on the neck or as an armband
The feel: Exquisitely feminine
The look: Classy woman in contemporary times
Monia Farooqi
Mirror work seemed key in Farooqi's collection which paid homage to "the bar girl of the Chandni Bar". While some were appreciative of the miniskirts designed from traditional material or the colourful sari collection, others found the concept and result distasteful
Trend to remember: Mirror work and accessories like nose rings and ghunghroos
The feel: Enticing appeal of the bad girl
The look: The bar girl of Chandni Bar
Feeha Jamshed
Jamshed paid a glowing tribute to her deceased sister with a collection titled 'Minnaal Jamshed'. While the show was in the form of a mournful procession, the collection retained her father's famed line Teejay's signature look as well as incorporating some Parisian pieces. Since the show was drenched in sorrow, the colour palette ranged in sombre shades of black, grey and white and finally moved to brighter shades towards the end, signifying a new beginning for the designer who has chosen to design under her own name rather than her father's label.
Trends to remember: Eastern drapes in western outfits
The feel: Immaculate touch of the 1990s
The look: The serene woman
This Italian retail brand's spring/summer collection 2012 featured hues of olive, grey and black, giving the collection a very 90s grunge appeal. With its signature vintage yet urban look, this was a line made for the younger lot.
Trends to remember: Leather handbags
The feel: Casual appeal
The look: Urban chic
Honey Waqar
The 'Mahrani Kohinoor' collection, with its over-the-top embellishments using semi-precious stones and diamantes as well as zardozi and gota work, was clearly not meant to be subtle, sophisticated or chic. It was definitely for the flamboyant bride.
Trend to remember: Use of semi-precious stones
The feel: Excessive embellishments
The look: For the daring bride
Mian Nauman
From Lahore came Mian Nauman, whose 'Mela collection' was precisely about colours and lace cut-work. The designer drew his inspiration from the colours of a mela and his collection was primarily in cotton material.
Trends to remember: Matching pair of earrings
The feel: Bright and lively hues
The look: Mela fever
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MILWAUKEE – "Pitchgate" got another day in the news cycle Saturday when Twins manager Ron Gardenhire called a brief team meeting to "clear the air" over a public dispute over pitch selection between left-hander Jose Mijares and catcher Joe Mauer.
"Anytime these things happen, for me it doesn't matter; just have a little meeting and get it out of the way," Gardenhire said before the Twins' game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park. "Then we're better off; then we don't have to keep walking around it."
Mijares said Saturday that he planned to talk with Mauer about the incident; Mauer declined to comment to the media.
Gardenhire inadvertently started the rhubarb when he criticized the pitch selection in a key Prince Fielder at-bat Friday night. Mijares, replacing starter Scott Baker, threw six consecutive fastballs, including one on a 3-2 count that Fielder knocked into the right-field corner to drive in the tying and go-ahead runs in a 4-3 Milwaukee victory.
When reporters asked Mijares why he threw so many fastballs, the pitcher said it was because Mauer called them. "I don't know what's going on with Mauer," he said.
For his part, Mauer acknowledged calling for a fastball but added, "You don't call it for down the middle."
Gardenhire was most concerned that the distraction would keep the Twins from recognizing what has been a good June. The Twins won 15 of 17 games between June 2 and June 21 but entered Saturday night's game with a three-game losing streak.
"We've been playing good baseball, and we've lost a couple of tight ballgames," the manager said. "Frustration sets in, yes, because we had been playing a lot better, and we had a chance last night. But I want them to stay on that path."
Ultimately, Gardenhire said, Mijares was out of line.
"Every player's got to be accountable, and Mija knows that," he said. "If you have the ball in your hand as a pitcher, and the catcher's calling something you don't want to throw, the one rule of this game is you don't have to throw it, because you have the ball."
Gardenhire previously has criticized pitchers for shaking off Mauer, notably Kevin Slowey and Francisco Liriano, and acknowledged that Saturday. He also said none of his pitchers should be afraid to disagree with Mauer, a four-time all-star and the 2009 American League most valuable player.
"People shake all the time; they're not afraid to," he said. "We trust him; you trust your catcher, and that's a good thing. Some of the issues we've had in the past was shaking too much, trying to outthink the game rather than trust the catcher and his report of what a hitter does.
"But every pitcher has a right – if he doesn't feel comfortable with a pitch in a certain situation, he doesn't have to throw it. Every pitcher."
Briefly: Jason Kubel ran the Target Field bases with no discomfort Saturday and could be close to a minor league rehabilitation assignment.
"We're going to do the same thing tomorrow and do a full workout with the team on Monday, and we're going to look at him and decide what the next step will be," athletic trainer Rick McWane said.
– McWane said Denard Span, out since June 6 because of a concussion, had his second consecutive good day Saturday and did some light baseball activity.
"He's hitting in the cage, he's hitting off a tee, and once he's comfortable with that, we'll take a look at him and see where we are," McWane said.


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November Community Events in Phoenix
TruPath is a staffing agency headquartered in Arizona. We're often involved in events that support our workforce, our clients, our community, and further economic development. This month is no exception!
There are several community events happening around the Valley this November. We've compiled a list that offers a good variety for participants. Furthermore, this includes free, weekend, and after-hours events. You can also view TruPath's full community events in Phoenix list HERE.
Below, we highlight five Community Events in Phoenix:
1. Best of the West
This year, WESTMARC celebrates its 25th Anniversary Best of the West awards. It began as a way to recognize outstanding contributions to the image, lifestyle, and economic development of the West Valley.
On the evening of 11/2/17, WESTMARC will announce West Valley award winners in three categories: Economic Engine, Quality of Life Enhancement, and Excellence in Innovation.
2. DLA 2017 Annual Conference & Luncheon
The Diversity Leadership Alliance celebrates its 16th Annual Diversity Conference and Awards Luncheon on 11/3/17. General tickets include all-day conference access to all workshops, complimentary continental breakfast, and lunch for the DLA Awards Luncheon.
Featured workshops:
- Equip Yourself & Build Unity
- Incivility to Cultural Agility
- Earning a New Humanity
3. Valley Partnership Community Project
On 11/4/17, Valley Partnership celebrates its 30th Annual Community Project benefiting St. Vincent de Paul's Phoenix Urban Farm. Each year, Valley Partnership selects a non-profit organization that can benefit from renovating and enhancing facilities for those in need.
Initial plans … include installing an irrigation system, electricity, adding shade to allow for an extended growing season and planting.
4. Career Transition Workshop: Telling Your Story
Career Connectors connects professionals in career transition with resources and hiring companies. There are routine events that you can attend throughout the month. On 11/9/17, job seekers are welcome to join hiring companies TruPath and Beacon Group where they'll be discussing culture and current job opportunities. Free resources at the event include: resume review, hiring company networking, business portraits, LinkedIn coaching & educational opportunities. Representing the TruPath recruiting team is Peter Difilippantonio. Learn more about Peter D's background.
5. Panel: What is the Phoenix Metro workforce looking for in their next employer?
On 11/14/17, Cresa brings a collaboration of recruiting agencies and the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity together. The group will be discussing business objectives regarding recruitment, branding, workplace environments, and economic trends. Panelists include:
The panel is being moderated by Lisa Mozilo-Valles, VP of HR for Cenlar Bank. This event is the second in the 2017 Human Resources Event Series sponsored by Cresa.
Looking for more community events in Phoenix? Check out our full list of November events.
As a trusted recruitment source for more than a decade, TruPath has the industry knowledge and a proven model to help our partners feel comfortable in their search for a candidate.
Through our TruProcess, we are able to consistently deliver exceptional candidates that help organizations continue down successful paths. Contact TruPath today in order to tell us about your staffing needs.


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The University willexplore settlement discussions ona mental health-related lawsuit with theplaintiff, who is using the pseudonym W.P., as requested by the presiding judge.
According to a text order signed by Tonianne Bongiovanni, a magistrate judge at the United States District Court of New Jersey, on Mar. 17, the plaintiff is to submit to the court a confidential settlement memo under five pages with his settlement position by Mar. 28.
Ruth Ann Lowenkron, the plaintiff's attorney at Disability Rights New Jersey, explained that it is a typical occurrence for a judge to suggest that the parties discuss settlement. Though settlement discussions can be initiated by either parties, in this case, they were ordered by the judge, she added.
"From the plaintiff's perspective, we are very happy to see if we can resolve this matter and one can go back to living their lives happily as a student and as the University," Lowenkron said.
Lowenkron noted that the two parties are currently exchanging important documents and that there will likely be discussions between the two parties in the near future.
To move forward, according to Lowenkron, each party will communicate with the judge about its position and the likelihood of reaching a settlement agreement.
Lowenkron noted she cannot comment on the nature of the settlement or her opinion about the likelihood of reaching an agreement.
"We are very grateful for any opportunity to resolve the matter," she said, "W.P. is interested in resolving it and ensuring circumstances for persons with disabilities at Princeton are improved."
University Media Relations Specialist Min Pullan declined to comment, explaining that the University does not comment on pending litigations.
William Maderer, attorney for the defendants, did not respond to a request for comment.
In another order issued on Feb. 23, Bongiovanni noted that the formal discovery phase is stayed pending the settlement discussion, as a result of the scheduling conference on that day.
This event marks the latest development in W.P. v Princeton. InJanuary, a federal court judge determined that W.P. may remain anonymous during the discovery phase of the trial.
The lawsuit, initially filedMar. 2014, resulted from a letter sent to W.P. by the University administration that allegedly demanded the plaintiff either take a voluntary withdrawal in the next four days or be mandatorily withdrawn. The letter followed an incident in late Feb. 2012 when the student, then a freshman, swallowed 20 anti-depressant tablets in a suicide attempt and immediately began trying to vomit them out.
After disagreements between W.P. and the University, W.P. was told that he would be banned from returning to campus. The University also allegedly denied W.P.'s requests for alternative accommodations outside campus. The student subsequently filed a complaint with the Office for Civil Rights in the U.S. Department of Education.
InOct. 2014, the University filed a motion to partially dismiss the lawsuit, attempting to limit the liabilities of some administrators listed as defendants. Bongiovanni ruled in favor of the motion in June 2015; the decision was overturned this past January.


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USA: TETRA Acquires Newly Built Derrick Barge TETRA Hedron
TETRA Technologies, Inc. (TETRA or the Company) announced that it has acquired a newly built derrick barge with a 1,600 metric ton capacity, fully-revolving crane and accommodations for 300 personnel for an expected total investment of approximately $71 million, including the purchase price and inspection, transportation and outfitting costs.
The barge, which is named the TETRA Hedron, was acquired from Wison (Nantong) Heavy Industries Co. Ltd. and Nantong Mee Lee Cheong Tongbao Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. The barge, which was originally contracted for by a Malaysian company, was recently completed under the supervision of TETRA personnel in Nantong, China. TETRA anticipates that the barge will undergo final outfitting and sea trials upon its arrival in the Gulf of Mexico and that it will be available for work in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Stuart M. Brightman, TETRA's President and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "This acquisition demonstrates our continued commitment to expanding our capabilities in the well abandonment and decommissioning markets. The TETRA Hedron will enhance our ability to remove larger structures and it will complement our existing heavy lift, diving, plug and abandonment, and cutting services. During the second quarter, we have hired and trained the majority of the key personnel needed to operate the Hedron. Initial feedback from our customers regarding our purchase of the Hedron has been very favorable, and we have a growing backlog of work waiting for the Hedron's anticipated fourth quarter debut in the Gulf of Mexico."
TETRA is a geographically diversified oil and gas services company focused on completion fluids and other products, production testing, wellhead compression, and selected offshore services including well plugging and abandonment, decommissioning, and diving.
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The walls in our home are like an empty canvas waiting to be painted. We often decide to cover this canvas with a monochrome paint layer, stick on it a wallpaper in a uniform texture, or choose a decorative plaster to diversify the vision of the room with color shades and varied shapes. Walls – this empty canvas, however, can be covered with far more impressive, modern and varied shapes and precisely for one of these forms we will speak in today's material. It's about 3D wall panels that are gaining more and more popularity lately, and as you will see in a moment, there's a reason why. For those of you who are not familiar with the panels in question, we will apply a brief introduction.
3D wall panels are used to build decorative projects around the world. One of the main reasons is that the coating offers quality finishing for every interior at an extremely competitive price. But perhaps even more important: it is possible to create a personal style and atmosphere, very easily because of the various beautiful designs available and the fact that the tiles can be painted. So the possibilities are almost endless!
They are absolutely natural and environmentally friendly, made from sugar cane fiber or bamboo pulp. They have a special texture and design that gives a great 3D effect, turning each wall into a glimpse of a decorative element. They can be placed directly on the wall or on the ceiling, they are easy to install and allow painting in different colors, but only with acrylic paint.
Using 3D panels, you can decorate all the walls in the room or achieve incredible results, creating an accentuating wall. The good choice of lighting fixtures and their correct positioning near the wall can make it a true work of art, thanks to the relief surface and its ability to refract and reflect the light.
The main advantage of 3D wall panels is more than clear – incredibly beautiful and modern end result, but there is more.
- Create an effect with a precisely repeating embossing motif, thus ensuring that your walls look just as good.
- Environmentally friendly material that makes them suitable for business objects as well as for residential interiors.
- Extremely lightweight but also very durable, thanks to the glass fiber reinforcement.
- They give the possibility of painting in different colors with proven good coverage.
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The 3D panel helps protect the environment.
3D wall panels are pure natural products made from recyclable raw materials – consisting of pressed bamboo fibers and sugar cane. Bamboo is a plant of enormous growth. It is one of the fastest renewable resources. 3D wall panels are environmentally friendly and biodegradable up to 100%. With them, you take responsibility for people, the environment, the climate and the future.
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text: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=677578 Due to this bug, the DVD deltaisos from TC1 to TC2 were corrupted, hence nonfunctional. Unlike the diso from 14 Final to 15 Alpha TC1, this was unexpected. The DVD->netinst disos work properly so I posted them at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Robatino/Downloads Could anyone who has both the TC1 and TC2 DVD ISOs for a given arch attempt to replicate this? And could anyone who knows how to analyze the content of Fedora's install ISOs find out what is at the specific byte locations listed in the bug report? Thanks.


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Got my Raspberry Pi a few days ago.. and found this project on the web from a guy who was using his Pi as a media player (audio!), thought I'd give it a bash. I didn't bother with the solid state realy, my amp is on 24/7.
Below you can see me testing it out on a small stereo, using my tablet to control VLC via it's cool web interface.


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Top 10 Ways to Sink a Job Interview
You did well enough on your cover letter and resume to be invited for that all-important interview with those actually doing the hiring. Sure, you're nervous. But a case of nerves isn't going to knock you out of the box.
Actually, there are 10 standard mistakes that applicants make on interviews, any one of which means the end of you as a serious candidate, reports Fins.com. This list of 10 comes from speaking with nine serious players in recruitment and job search field.
Here are the Top 10:
1. Be late. Lateness, at least in most industrialized nations, is the universal sign of disrespect. Best to err on the side of caution, get there extra early and hang out in a coffee shop until about 10 minutes before you're scheduled to meet with the hiring manager.
Of course, crazy things can happen to people on the way to an interview, ranging from an accident blocking traffic to a flood in the subway. If anything like this happens to you, call the hiring manager explaining the delay, and ask if they'd still like you to come in that day or if they prefer you to reschedule.
2. Be out of tune with work world. If you're unemployed you might have lost touch with the normal flow of the work day. It's important not to appear too out of touch. If your concerned that you might fall into this category, you improve your chances of making a good impression by carving some extra space out of your schedule for your preparation and for the interview itself.
By being prepared, and not having too many extra worries on your mind the day of your interview, you approach the meeting with the proper mindset.
3. Appear anything but professional. Employers are hiring you to work. That means you should be dressed well, and have the body language, as well as the facial gestures of a serious professional. Once you're part of the team you can loosen up to fit the company's work culture. Until then, remain buttoned-up.
4. Take too long to say thanks. A carefully thought out email, sent shortly after the interview, which indicates your interest and enthusiasm regarding the position, can only help your chances of getting hired. Handwritten snail-mail is nice, but it takes way too long to be delivered. If several people interviewed you, then consider sending each of them a separate note. It's fine if each note has essentially the same content, just don't CC everyone on a single email.
5. Allow your cell phone to ring. In all professional situations, it's wise to defer to those with the most power. [Check out Erving Goffman's 'Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.'] That means if the boss's phone rings during an interview, they can speak on the phone while you're sitting there. But you'd be foolish to try the same act. Shut your phone off before even entering the premises. Play it extra safe, and don't let yourself be observed chatting on your cell while waiting in the lobby.
6. Treat support staff without respect. The administrative assistants, secretaries, and paralegals in an office often constitute the heart and soul of the organization. The higher-ups value their perceptions of potential candidates. In addition, because of their relatively low pay, they can be extra sensitive about perceived slights. Bend-over-backward to approach these gatekeepers with respect and deference.
7. Become the interviewer. Some assume it's an impressive tactic to turn the tables on the hiring manager and start grilling them with questions. Putting your interviewer on the spot about anything from their own capabilities, to the mess their organization is currently in, is a recipe for disaster. A few polite questions, which demonstrate your knowledge of the organization, its prospects, and your subject-area expertise, are more than enough. Should they invite you to assess the challenges that face their organization, proceed with diplomacy. This could very well be a test of your emotional intelligence [EI].
8. Frame your previous employer negatively. The principle behind speaking positively about all earlier work experiences is simple: If you badmouth those from the past, you're likely going to continue the pattern of behavior, and badmouth whoever hires you. There are always diplomatic ways to frame even the worst workplace disasters, as a useful learning experiences.
9. Behave abnormally. Employers have to determine if you can fit in their organizational culture. If your considered a genius in your field you might be allowed to operate on a longer leash. If you have such status, then you shouldn't be stressing all that much over your interview technique. Otherwise speed read your environment when you get to the interview and mirror how the employees are behaving, matching everything from their body language to their pace and volume of speech.
10. Be a pest post-interview. Excessive contact after the interview can turn off potential employers. Not only is it annoying to busy people, but it also signals desperation. To follow up, what's appropriate is an immediate thank you note, and possibly a timely phone call a week or so after the interview to indicate you're still interested. Other than that there's not much reason to contact the hiring managers, unless it's to inform them that you've secured another position.


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Join Jim LaPier for an in-depth discussion in this video Creating blocks, part of Learning AutoCAD for Mac.
Oftentimes, we create shapes that we want to use over and over again, like sinks for floor plans, or hardware like nuts and bolts. Instead of drawing these over and over again or even trying to copy the geometry, we can create a library of objects called blocks. Blocks are a grouping of objects that can be recalled, inserted, and shared among drawings. A block is a little more advanced, however, than a simple group of geometry. Each instance of the block references the same base geometry. This gives us the benefit of both a smaller drawing, as AutoCAD only calculates the main geometry once, and then only the location of all the references of the block.
But also means we can update the geometry of the block later, and all instances of the block will update as well. Let's start with drawing a simple desk. I'll draw a rectangle here, and another one here, to create an L shaped desk. Now I'll find the block tool here, I'll name the block L desk, and then select the objects using the tool here. After hitting Return, I can tell AutoCAD what to do with the source geometry. Converting the objects to a block, leaving them as they are, or deleting them.
The base point is the insertion point and will be the default point when we insert the block. I'll use the outside corner of the desk here, as it'll be the most common point of reference for placing the block. I'll leave the other options as default. And here, I can add a description for future reference. Maybe the size of the desk, or a manufacturer, or part number if I'm drawing a desk representing one we purchase regularly. I'll hit Create Block, and I'm done. Now I can go to the Insert tool and select my block.
And then I can expand the options here. So I can decide if I want to insert the block at a certain location automatically, rotate it automatically, scale it, or specify these on screen when I insert the block. I'll click Insert and start placing my blocks. I can hit Return twice to jump back and hit Insert command. And again, to use the same block and place a few of these. Each of these blocks is locked for editing, so I cannot trim or stretch them as they're referencing a set of geometry located elsewhere.
Now, let's say after placing all of these in the floor plan, the customer decides they want a different sized desk, or the manufacturer changes the desk size itself. I'll right-click on the block and choose Block Editor. This will open a new window where you can edit the block definition. I'll stretch the leg of the desk here to make this part a little narrow, and maybe fill up the corners using the Fill It tool. I'll click Save and Close, and now we can see all of the instances of the block have been updated. I mentioned in an earlier video that layer zero has some special properties, and one of them is how blocks are controlled with layers.
If I create my block using geometry on layer zero and I changed the layer of a block after inserting it, the geometry will, on layer zero, will display the layer that the block is on. I can put this instance on a hidden layer, and all of the geometry is shown as if it were on the hidden layer. However, if I go back into the block editor, and if I were to change this leg to the center layer. Click Save and Close, that leg will show as center; no matter what layer the block itself is on.
So if you create your blocks on layer zero, it'll be easier to display your blocks on whatever layer you need later on, without being locked in to the layer of the geometry itself. Now that we have our block, we can share it with others by creating a new file called writing the block. I'll go to the tool here in the expanded block panel and select Write Block. I can use an existing block, or create a new one as we did when we created the original block. I'll specify where I want to save the block and hit Write Block. This creates a separate dwg file of the geometry of the block.
I can now share this on a server, or email it to a colleague. To insert a block from a file like this, I'll go back to the Insert command and click Browse. Locate my block file, and now I can insert it into another file easily. By creating a block library, users can have consistency across their drawings, and save time by not creating the same geometry over and over again.
This course was created and produced by Jim LaPier. We're honored to host this content in our library.
- Accessing the palettes
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- Working with different file types
- Editing polylines
- Modifying objects
- Controlling layers
- Creating blocks
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The Birthday Bash Of The Modern Day
People are constantly in a phase of evolution. They are constantly changing with the demands of time. Because as time goes on, the way people do things also changes. The way people behave also changes. And with these changes come different expectations and demands. With time you expect things to happen in a certain way and not how they used to happen before. And you just refuse to listen to someone who says that this was how things used to happen. Because you are someone who lives in the current trend and you want things to happen the way it's supposed to happen according to the modern times. This has become something of a constant in today's world, where everybody wants to be a part of the latest trend and outdo one another with how they go about their business.
Walking into a kids birthday bash is enough to tell you how far things have changes from say about five to ten years ago. Because at that times a regular birthday bash of the kid in the neighborhood would consist of homemade goodies such as cookies and sandwiches, along with a lavish birthday cake. The birthday cake would be the most expensive things on the table and if the parents could afford it they would have ordered a yummy flavored cake from a event catering Singapore for the occasion. But they wouldn't go to any other great lengths, to make the occasion more special. The birthday boy/girl would obviously be wearing new clothes, but that's about the extent of lavishness that parents go for when it comes to a kid's birthday.
These days it is so different form the times gone by that sometimes you are unable to believe some of the scenes that unfold in front of your eyes at a kids birthday bash. The whole thing is so lavish for the themed decorations to the food that has been delivered from an best Italian restaurant Singapore that sometimes you wonder if the celebration has anything to do with the kids or is it just an excuse for the adults to enjoy themselves. Because you hardly find anything that the kids are going to enjoy in these parties. Whereas you see that the adults in attendance are having a jolly good time.
This is how the modern day birthday bash has evolved to be. With all the luxurious things that children could have, it looks nothing like the birthday parties of the past, and maybe there is just no turning around and showing the kids what it used to be.


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This traditional two story house is inviting to families and
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Four Seasons
Some houses make you feel a certain way, a feeling of familiarity.
The Four Seasons delivers an experience the sense of space
and comfort.
Bradington Hall embraces the beautiful surroundings with
spectacular windows. The Master Bedroom allows for privacy
while one enjoys the convenience of being on the main floor.
Grand Manor
The intimate layout of Grand Manor is carefully designed to
privacy for families while accommodating the needs of the
The rear stairway takes the beating of everyday wear while
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The Manor House
Space and comfort make the Manor House an ideal home for the
growing family. Designed to accommodate all members whether
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Manor Hall
The Manor Hall was designed for family and entertaining. The
open concept living area is a great place for the family to
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The Brentwood Cape is the plan to have if your homesite has
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Langley Manor
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Chelsey Classic
One phrase can describe the Chelsey Classic...Open concept.
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This split bedroom ranch design features a luxurious master
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Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) is used as a transparent conducting oxide film in electronics, displays, windows and other devices. A highly reproducible and scalable process for making an ITO alternative that is highly transparent and has superior conductivity has been developed.
Researchers in Dr. Yunzhi Peter Yang's lab have developed a 3D printing technology that can be used to form hybrid multi-material constructs incorporating a wide spectrum of materials (rigid and soft) and bioagents (such as cells and growth factors) with controlled spatial distribution across the hybrid structure.
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Eeek, my tests are mutating.
Writing tests is nice, but how are you sure that your tests cover your entire code? Percentages are a bad metrics for this, so a new way of working that goes by the name of mutation testing has gained a lot of popularity lately. In this talk, Lander will be your instructor on the basics of mutation testing. What it is, how you can integrate it, what the benefits and pitfalls are.
By Lander Vanderstraeten, PHP Consultant at PHPro
How to make your application or microservice platform failure resilient.
The way we structure our applications has fundamentally changes over the last few years. The service approach that is popular nowadays also brings forth certain challenges. What if a small part breaks down? Should your entire application suffer? In this talk, Mathias will tackle the issues that are brought forth by introducing their homemade PHP circuit breaker technology.
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Fiona Buchanan and Edward Benedict
Two highly enterprising people, Edward and Fiona have thrown in city life to manage a 3 acre organic vegetable farm and B&B in the centre of Glenlyon. Adsum Farm produces a wide range of top quality vegetables and edible flowers for local restaurants and farmers markets.
See how the experts grow their produce.
Pickles and veggies for sale.
Light lunches available.
Rosie Ashbolt
Picture this: A spectacular potting shed with everything that a keen gardener could want.
Raised garden beds in handsome timber frames, brim full of vegetables.
Gravelled paths and a wide range of fruit trees. And row upon row of healthy cuttings for the picking garden - flowers, herbs and assorted plants.
John Cable
JC is the local honey man- ask him about bees, honey and pollination. Stroll around his large veggie patch and see how a hard, heavy clay soil can be transformed into a highly productive veggie garden.
Learn how to make a wicking bed: Demonstration 10.30am to 12 midday. Cost included in entry ticket.
Honey and bottled fruit for sale.
Dan Harris
Dan is a local legend. His huge terraced vegetable garden overlooks a spectacular view of the Loddon Valley. There's nothing that Dan doesn't know about soil and growing veggies. With goats, chooks and other animals, his farm provides the compost and fertiliser that enriches his soil.
Dan sells his produce at the Glenlyon Farmers Market on the 3rd Saturday of the month.
Learn how to make top compost and build up soils.
Veggies and other produce for sale.
Yvette Reading
Walk past the picturesque front garden and at the back of this property, hidden from the road, you will discover a large and thriving veggie patch.
Walk through the magnificent sculptured iron gate and row upon row of vegetables stretch out before you.
See a wide range of berries scrambling up their frames, providing food for birds and humans alike.
Note the chooks strutting around, gobbling up snails and insects, the natural 'vacuums' of the block.
Seek shade under the fruit trees while you sip on home-made elderberry cooler.


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The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) is Arizona's statewide interagency system of services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays. AzEIP is established by Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which provides eligible children and their families access to services to enhance the capacity of families and caregivers to support the child's development.
In Arizona, a Team-Based approach is used to provide early intervention services. AzEIP contracts with private providers, known collectively as Team-Based Early Intervention Services (TBEIS) providers; to provide individualized support to all potentially-eligible and eligible children, and their families, within a given geographic region in Arizona. TBEIS providers work collaboratively with the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB) to provide services for children eligible for these service providing agencies.
The maps included on this page reflect the geographic service regions of AzEIP.
All programs that serve young children and their families can improve outcomes for children by making a difference for their families. This video describes the importance of supporting families, collecting data on family outcomes, and using the data to improve the program. Using the family data collected by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education's Part C/Early Intervention Program as an example, this video highlights how three families who received early intervention benefitted from support to their family. This video is a companion to the video Child Outcomes: Step-By-Step.
Intended audience: Program staff, leaders, and families in all programs for young children, including early care and education, early childhood special education, early intervention, childcare, and Head Start.
Source: Edelman, L. (Producer) (2017) Supporting Children By Improving Family Outcomes (Video). Published collaboratively by the Center for IDEA Early Childhood Data Systems (DaSy); the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA); the Desired Results Access Project, Napa County Office of Education, funded by the California Department of Education, Special Education Division; and collaborating partners.


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Construction will consist of two major parts: modernization of the elevator in the library stacks and addition of a new elevator to service the main floors of Gullixson Hall. Construction is scheduled to begin after commencement around May 19, with hopes of completion by early fall. With the additional elevator, new accessible restroom, and other modifications, the seminary is addressing long-held accessibility concerns in Gullixson Hall.
Construction equipment and supplies may occupy a portion of the parking lot and, for a period of time, access may be limited to the south entrance. Construction noise, loudest during the initial demolition, will discourage most classes and other events from occurring in Gullixson over the summer months. The library plans to remain open although we may have to occasionally adjust our hours to accommodate construction activities.
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