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The Dark Knight Rises – A thorough entertainer
The trilogy could not have had a better ending. This one was a thorough entertainer. You name it, the movie has it… Great director, cast, background scoring, screen play, and amazing use of technology, imagination, and I can go on.. Frankly all credit to Christopher Nolan for his direction. After a not so entertaining Batman movie (1st in the sequel) he has bounced back with fantastic direction on 2nd and 3rd…
Some highlights on the cast:
Christian Bale as the Batman has done perfect justice to the role of the Batman as he has done in the past. His physic and looks makes a perfect combination of Bruce Wyne and the Batman.
Tom Hardy as Bane – The bad guy with the mask. The well built Tom was perfect for the role. Also the slow dialog delivery makes his character have a special bad guy. I think the director has consciously chosen to do this and has been quite successful in that attempt. But it is a good thing that Tom Hardy has a mask on for this movie to be Bane. Otherwise his face does not fit the description of a bad guy at all. So good decision to go with the mask.
Michael Caine playing the role of Alfred has actually done better in this movie than the previous Batman. In the previous one, he is more of an advisor and nothing more. In this movie there are a lot more emotional conversations with Bruce Wayne which he has done really well.
Morgan Freeman – Needless to say. He has done his little cameo role very well.
The ladies of the movie Anne Hathaway and Marion Cotillard have been presented very well. Special mention about Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle a petty thief, with an attitude has done really well and done justice to her role.
The movie itself:
The plot of the movie is very simple – While Bruce Wayne (the Batman) has been away into a self exile for 8 years and the Gotham city seems to be under control without any organized crime. But there are efforts going on to create fear and destroy the city. Batman comes back and saves the city.
Right from the beginning to the end, except for the one twist on who the actual person who leads the bad people, there is absolutely no surprises. Atleast to me most of it was predictable. But yet, the screen play has been stunning to keep the interest despite being straight forward.
Things that I thought could have been done better:
a) The initial flight chase sequence and bad guys escaping which was almost like a James Bond or Mission impossible type stuff. I thought it could have been short or may be done differently.
b) Some dialogs from the Batman was very predictable and typical hero type dialogs. Although in the flow of the movie it did not sound too bad. But for a guy like Christopher Nolan, he could have paid some attention to removing stuff like that.
c) The football ground scene. With the whole ground behind the kickoff return guy going done, and bombs going off on all sides, the kickoff return guy seems to realize that everything behind him is gone only after he stops running… It sounded funny but did not seem intelligent at all…
There were a few other small blips in the screen play that I noticed but getting into the details might give away the story… but those could be ignored as well.
What I really liked about the movie:
a) The fancy super toys that the Batman uses.. 🙂 Ofcourse the motorcycle and the hover craft that he uses were absolutely amazing.
b) The director's imagination: Some of the things that he has shown are fantastic. Especially the motor super cycle chase sequence. When he wants to turn the opposite direction, the way the wheels turn and he gets back is absolute jaw dropping. I loved that scene. Infact it happens twice in the movie. Dont forget to watch that.
c) Music (background score) is mind blowing. There was not a single scene where the music director Hans Zimmer has not left his mark. Every scene had a perfectly balanced scores. I loved this.
d) Last but not least, most part of the movie was shot in Pittsburgh. I was actually in Pittsburgh when the movie was shot… To see all that in the actual movie was very heartening. After all Pittsburgh is my extended home town… 😉
I know this review comes a little late but these are just my thoughts without telling the actual story. I would give 8 out of 10 for this movie.
Hope you like my comments and are helpful. Do leave a comment if you liked it.
Posted on August 12, 2012, in Movie Review, Music, Opinion, Travel and tagged Batman, Batman 3, Batman movie review, Christopher Nolan, Movie Review, The Batman, The Dark Knight Rises, The Dark Knight rises review. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.


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IPO activity also dried up in the first quarter, where only 8 companies raised approximately $700 million in capital, compared to 32 companies raising $6.8 billion in capital during Q4 2015.
Number of Closed U.S. M&A Deals
- Deal volume in the U.S. and Canada was down approximately 22% in Q1 2016 compared to the same period in 2015.
- Deal Value for the quarter was also down approximately 2% compared to Q1 2015.
- The transaction that headlined the quarter was Royal Dutch Shell's acquisition of BG Group that valued the company at over $54 billion.
- The most active acquirers during the quarter include Audax Group, The Carlyle Group, and KKR, with 15+ acquisitions.
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- The number of investments exited by private equity and venture capital firms in the United States and Canada during the first quarter rose 29% over the same period in 2015.
- Approximately $56 billion in capital was exited during the first quarter, a 23% increase over the pervious period in 2015.
- In addition to exits, 72 North American PE and VC funds closed in Q1. The largest funds raised include Advent International's $13 billion buyout fund, and BTD Capital Partners' $6.2 billion buyout fund.
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Power instability in developing countries creates a need for automation of electrical power generation or alternative sources of power to back up the utility supply. This automation is required as the rate of power outage becomes predominantly high. Most industrial and commercial processes are dependent on power supply and if the processes of change-over are manual, serious time is not only wasted but also creates device or machine damage from human error during the change-over connections, which could bring massive losses. The starting of the generator is done by a relay which switches the battery voltage to ignition coil of the generator while the main power relay switches the load to either public supply or generator. The approach used in this work is the modular approach where the overall design was first broken into functional block diagrams, where each block in the diagram represents a section of the circuit that carries out a specific function.
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
In an effort to regain some blog momentum, we decided to do 7 posts in 7 days. Pathetic, marketing scheme? Of course. Should be fun.
Different Name
Through much cajoling, I have convinced Ginny to join me on this blog. She has been secretly blogging along the way, but desperately hoping no one finds her (her old blog). I do understand. However, we will now both be blogging at this site.
Of course, it will look different. But that is a good thing. I have assured her she can do whatever she wants, which includes recommending some of her weirdo bands. So, you (the reader) will have to be on the ball, cause maybe it's me writing, maybe it's her. You can do it.
Due to this fact, we've decided to change the name. The blog will still be located here, but will be called "the atypical life". This seems to fit us a little better, and the post below describes a glimpse of why.
Home is not where the heart is.
Ginny & I are in the process of buying a home. If you know us, this is quite a big deal. We fancy ourselves to be happy renters. We have never owned a home, and have even spurned the idea for the most part. Observer's have offered the following reasons for our home ownership avoidance: must not have enough money, they've got plans to move, they'll buy when they have kids, or a desire to not "put roots down", whatever that means. Well, although there may be hints of truth in all of the conjecture, these really are not the reasons we have opted to live in a borrowed home.
Our true reason usually goes unsaid for fear of sounding self-righteous, but now that we're buying, I guess we feel the freedom to say what we have been thinking. It is always easier to go public with finger pointing when the target includes you.
I think we each have our own reasons that somehow comingle to formulate what we think as a couple- always dangerous to speak for your spouse…but here goes: Ginny would describe it as a strong desire to not be a woman who is typified by "talking about curtains". The tightwad that I am, would point to America's wasteful consumerism and propensity to buy things we cannot afford. I hate debt. Feels like a chokehold. Scripture has some things to say about debt as well (believe me, I have heard all of the many reasons why buying a house is o.k., I am doing it remember).
Although I shun the curtain explanation as a little feminine, I think Ginny better describes the way we approach the whole thing. I don't want to be average. I don't want to be typical. If I know that I am fallen and sinful, and believe me I am reminded often, then I think that my default is usually destructive. So, Ginny and I have always committed to being atypical. Not for different's sake. But because we know that what comes easy to us must be questioned and examined, lest we follow our own lead and end up precisely where we do not want to go.
And this is why we do not want to buy a house.
However, as we have conversed on this subject, we have come to realize what many of you are already thinking….it is not about the house. It is about the heart. And we know our weak hearts enough to know that a step toward normal could end in submission. It is not our strength that requires things such as home purchases to be mulled over to this extent. It is our weakness.
Another factor, yet untold, for moving from our current rent house is one that you may not understand. It is where eliot lived: we prayed on our knees for him on this floor, we brought him through this door, he slept in this room. All of his life was in this house. The thought of leaving is a tough one.
It was facing this proposition that cemented the notion that all of this has nothing to do with a house. Whether it be buying a new one or having to leave one that holds what will forever be our greatest memories, the soul rises above all.
Thus, in our hearts may we battle as never before to be atypical, because Christ has a call on all of those he seeks that is anything but normal. And may we relish with wide smiles every memory that can never be taken away.
10 comments:
- Heather B. said...
So glad the the two of you are blogging again! I just hope that we all will get to see pictures of sweet, beautiful Hazel VERY soon!! Like tomorrow!! LOL!!!
- February 22, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Monique said...
i love this new blog...i love stalking one of my favorite families...i love the 80s
- February 22, 2009 at 7:55 PM
Welcome back to the blogosphere. Change can be a good thing and in the case of this blog I believe it is. I expectantly look forward to learning from your wisdom and life experiences, thank you for taking time out of your life to share with us.
- February 22, 2009 at 11:21 PM
- etrhodes said...
So glad to be "catching up" with you guys again! We moved ourselves this Summer from the home that I brought all of my babies home to, the home where my girl spent her last beautiful days on earth. Every memory of her was so vivid in that home I was afraid that they would fade if I were to leave them behind. Although looking back I can see that God allowed for there to be an indescribable level of comfort in our move too. I will be praying the same for you all as you carry the memories of your sweet boy Eliot with you to your new home.
- February 23, 2009 at 6:10 AM
- Amy said...
Not wanting to leave the house that Eliot lived in is more than understandable. We didn't even get to bring our son home, yet I still hesitated to leave the house where we spent our time "with" him. Be gentle and give yourselves times to grieve that even as you start a new and exciting chapter in your lives.
- February 23, 2009 at 7:05 AM
- AW said...
I'm not in or never have been in your shoes. But I will say that I understand a little about being hesitant to leave your home with Eliot's memories.
When my husband and I moved out of our first apartment into our first home, we both cried. While we didn't have a child there, it was the place where we had our first two years of marriage memories: He carried me over THAT threshold. We made love in THAT bedroom for the first time. We burned our first meal in THAT kitchen. We cried over my lost job in THAT dining room. We drive by every now and then and reminisce, but we have just as many and MORE memories in our new little house. More heartache and more joy, but memories that are ours nonetheless. We take them whereever we go...no matter the building we might be sleeping in.
Blessings on your house hunt! It's a perfect time for you to be doing it!
- February 23, 2009 at 7:07 AM
- Unknown said...
I appreciate your feelings about consumerism and debt. Wish you the best in coping with your home with Eliot.
- February 23, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- Amy R. said...
We cried when we left our first house, where we brought home our little girl, Morgan. She was not an easy baby - which I think makes our bond that much stronger because we have struggled together. She was just one when we moved but she still talks about our old house and playing in the basement. She likes to look at "Morgan's baby" pictures from our old house.
We own a little bigger house than our first house, but we still long for the first one. It felt more like "home". Did we REALLY need a garage? Did we REALLY need a second bathroom? I think we would also be happier with the smaller mortgage we had. My husband was just laid off and one of the first thoughts I had was "if we have to sell the house, I will be fine with that." It's not the greatest time to sell a house though. Oh well, just rambling on now. Looking forward to your other posts.
- February 23, 2009 at 1:47 PM
Probably a surpise, but I too am keeping up with your blog. No, I'm not an old friend, but a new friend that will share my thoughts and experience with you as you move through the decision to purchase a home. The struggles that you are experiencing are real, they touch on many areas of your life: emotions, financial, investment, faith, tax, beliefs, and life philosophy.
For you, being grounded in a faith and understanding, this will be a decision that will not change who you are, but a source of new memories, new opportunities, and a place to share your life with others.
I will not pretend to understand the difficulty of the change, but I will be there to offer support when I am capable. I consider it a privilege to have our lives cross paths, and look forward to helping you through the process.
Your REALTOR,
Dale Carlton
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The Ishpingo-Tiputini-Tambococha (ITT) oil fields are situated in the Yasuní national park, a biosphere reserve in the Ecuadorian Amazon – arguably the most biologically diverse region on the planet. The land is also home to the indigenous Huaorani tribes: the Tagaeri and the Taromenane, who live in voluntary isolation.
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The ideas of these groups aligned with those of the so-called 'pink tide' that swept through Latin America towards the beginning of the millennium, with many socialist governments emerging. One of the countries in which the wave of left-leaning governments found a foothold was Ecuador, whose PAIS Alliance democratic socialist party entered office in 2007 with the inauguration of Rafael Correa.
Positioning himself as a progressive leader, Correa adopted the idea of an 'oil moratorium', and he viewed the protection of Yasuní not only as a national interest but also as an opportunity to reposition Ecuador as a 'post-oil economy'. Decades of oil dependency had taken their toll both environmentally and economically.
The Yasuní-ITT proposal
Correa formally launched the Yasuní-ITT Initiative at the UN General Assembly on 24 September 2007. He proposed that in order to preserve the park, a multilateral commitment not to drill for the 846 million barrels of oil locked beneath the park would keep around 410 million metric tons of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
This would also reduce other significant environmental impacts, the destruction of indigenous hunting areas, deforestation for the building of roads, and the contamination of waterways.
He announced that Ecuador was willing to sacrifice half of its potential oil revenues if it received the other half through international donations, appealing to governments from a position of common but differentiated responsibilities between developed and developing countries to combat climate change.
It was a bold move, given that in 2007 Ecuador depended on the oil industry for over half of total export earnings and for over one-third of the annual federal budget. Ecuador hoped to generate between US$600 and 700 million annually for 10 years, which would equate to the the potential revenue of the resource.
In exchange, the countries that had donated would be given a Yasuní Guarantee Certificate. These would be placed in the EU's carbon credits market, the world's largest scheme for trading greenhouse gas emissions allowances, and permitted the emission of one tonne of carbon dioxide, which member states would be able to purchase and trade with.
The income from the sale of certificates was to be placed in a UNDP Trust Fund, and its interest would go towards sustainable development projects in Ecuador.
This was the first time in history a country proposed to keep oil in the ground and avoid carbon emissions in exchange for international monetary support and engagement.
Constitutional protection
However, the initiative really started to gain traction after the country voted for constitutional change in 2008. This was the first in the world to grant legally-binding 'Rights of Nature', and also focused heavily on the rights of indigenous communities, stating that they have the right 'to keep and develop their own forms of peaceful coexistence and social organisation and of creating and exercising authority'.
At first, the provisions of the 2008 Constitution convinced the international community that Ecuador was serious about the initiative. It had the full support of the UN at the 2009 Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, and the UNDP Trust Fund was created on 3 August 2010.
Correa makes a u-turn
In spite of this, by 2013, the initiative had only received $13m, a tiny fraction of the US$3.6bn goal, and just 0.37% of the target was pledged by international donors.
Correa held a conference on 16 August 2013 and announced that "the world has failed us… It was not charity that we sought [from the international community]. It was shared responsibility in the fight against climate change."
He also revealed that drilling of the ITT fields would have to go ahead, as it would not be economically feasible for Ecuador to forego almost 100 percent of its potential oil revenue. This sparked national outrage, as polls at the time showed that between 78% and 90% of Ecuadoreans were opposed to drilling in the region, and called into question Correa's credibility and authenticity as to whether concerns for the Yasuní Park were genuine.
Despite the petitions and public demonstrations which followed, the rights to drill were given to oil company Petroamazonas, and extraction commenced in September 2016.
Global economics strikes a blow
The reasons as to why the initiative failed are still widely contested, with some blaming the start of the financial crisis in 2008 as being a vital factor in the ultimate lack of significant international contributions. Likewise, with such an unfamiliar and unique scheme which was the first of its kind, it was likely to have made many governments reluctant and hesitant.
However, many blame Correa himself for not being convincing enough in his belief in the initiative, as he had made it clear throughout that there was potentially always a Plan B to allow the park to be exploited if his acclaimed Plan A did not work out.
Economist and conservation specialist Dafna Bitran Dirven detailed in her analysis of the initiative how "the spectre of 'Option two' [drilling] was always present, haunting the realization of 'Option One' [keeping the oil in the ground]". Furthermore, Correa's suggestion that countries give money for Ecuador not to do something seemed to some more like ransom than collaboration.
What next for the Yasuní?
Correa has now stepped down after three terms of '21st century socialism', with current president and former vice-president Lenín Moreno taking office in April 2017. Despite being a close ally of Correa's for many years, he has now attempted to distance himself from the former president politically and personally, accusing him of authoritarianism and corruption during his presidency.
This has caused ongoing hostility between the two, with Correa countering Moreno's claims by branding him a "wolf in sheep's clothing" who cheated him for 10 years, and was in fact siding with the opposition.
With Ecuador's 'pink politics' rapidly becoming a thing of the past, is it beginning to look as if the preservation of the Yasuní National Park is perhaps nothing more than a fantasy?
To revive or not to revive?
There is no doubt that there are failures and limitations of the Yasuní-ITT initiative that can be reflected on and criticised.
But what ought to be taken away from the whole episode is how close Ecuador came to putting right the wrongs that the developed world continues to make with regard to resource extraction. It tried to instil a new and alternative vision for the future which could have liberated many countries from fossil fuel dependency, whilst also contributing massively to the fight against climate change.
Does this failure therefore point to the fact that we are inextricably locked into an ingrained addiction to fossil fuels that is immune to even the most inspired ideas? Is it unrealistic to capture the developed world's imagination again after such a perceived failure?
Yes, the initiative fell short of achieving its goals first time around. But with the serious and urgent effects of climate change now pushed into the spotlight, global leaders need to enforce dramatic change, and fast.
However, five years since the demise of the Yasuní-ITT Initiative, today's conditions are arguably more favourable for re-examining such a revolutionary and necessary initiative. Perhaps the next generation of leaders can carry on where Ecuador stumbled and build on the lessons learned.


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Real Estate Trends to Watch in 2018
Posted by Dwane Crews on Tuesday, December 26th, 2017 at 3:02pm.
Real Estate Trends to Watch in 2018
We're down to the last few days of 2017 and we're starting to look towards the new year. With a new year comes new real estate trends. We scoured several of the top real estate publications to pinpoint real estate trends for 2018.
The supply will increase.
Out of all of the possible trends for 2018, this one should make you breathe a sigh of relief. According to Realtor.com's chief economist, Danielle Hale, the housing supply will finally start to catch up to the housing demand. "The majority of the year should be challenging for most buyers, but we do expect growth in inventory starting in the fall," she tells the website. This is very good news for the end of 2018.
There will be a Shortage of Starter Homes.
This is a 2018 real estate trend that you may not have thought about. Starter homes will become hard to find in the new year, according to realestate.com. They predict the smaller houses becoming scarce mainly because of cost.
More Millennials will Own Homes.
Millennials will make up nearly half of all homeowners in the new year. Realtor.com predicts that 43% of mortgages in 2018 will be taken out by millennials. That's a 3% increase from 2017. Don't underestimate what this age group will do in the new year.
The South will See a Housing Boom.
The new year will be a big year for all southern states! According to Realtor.com, southern cities will "beat the national average in 2018." They specifically call out cities like Dallas, Tulsa, Little Rock and Charlotte. Curbed listed Nashville as one of the markets to watch in the new year, putting them at No. 9 for the overall rank.
Is 2018 the year that you finally make your dreams a reality and look for your dream home? Our talented, hardworking agents at Synergy Realty Network can help. Call us and let's make 2018 your year!
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We love updating and building new usable features on the Nasara platform to increase productivity and ease of use for our dear users. Since our last release, we have built new and powerful features to enhance usability on the platform. New Dashboard Re-design and Statistics Have you noticed the new and improved dashboard after logging in recently? Yes! We are sure you loved it just as much as we did. We have created a new look and access to an overall statistic of your site. You can now view quick stats on : Total Contacts Uploaded and the rise and ...Read More »
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Yvonne Reeder
Community Banking Manager
As a community banking manager, Yvonne Reeder helps provide support to team members, generates sales leads and referrals through clients and community partners, and delivers unique products to strengthen long-term banking relationships with clients. Yvonne loves supporting and developing long-lasting client relationships by building trust with clients and going above and beyond for them.
Yvonne has been a community banker for more than 33 years, so she understands the impact community banks have on local residents, business owners, and organizations. She enjoys working and living in a community that is supportive and finds it rewarding to give back to the community that has given her so much.
"'FCB Bank is not just a financial institution with traditional values, it is a company that thrives on its employees, clients, and community by supporting and recognizing their achievements."
You can often find Yvonne exploring the restaurants and shops in Downtown Frederick, or attending local events to support business owners and organizations. She also loves reading and spending time with her family. Yvonne would love to travel to Bora Bora one day to swim in turquoise water and go ziplining.
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New Hampshire Colorectal Cancer Screening Program Patient Navigation Model Replication Manual
The New Hampshire Colorectal Cancer Screening Program (NHCRCSP)external icon patient navigation model has been highly effective in increasing the completion and quality of colonoscopy screening among low income, uninsured, and underinsured groups. The results of a comparison group study showed that NHCRCSP-navigated patients were 11 times more likely to complete their colonoscopy than non-navigated patients. Given its success, CDC and NHCRCSP developed a manual to help others replicate the model.
This manual provides specific information and tools to replicate the NHCRCSP patient navigation model. Detailed information is provided on implementing a model that improves completion of colonoscopy and follow-up, increases patient knowledge about their tests and results, and improves overall screening quality and patient satisfaction.
Intended Audiences
Any organization that conducts colorectal cancer screening or administers a colonoscopy program may benefit from implementing this intervention. Organizations could include health systems, endoscopy centers, primary care practices (including Federally Qualified Health Centers), universities, state or local health departments, and grantee programs. This manual also may be useful for health care providers, pharmacy staff, and other community partners to clarify their roles in the intervention and how it benefits their patients.
Rice K, Gressard L, DeGroff A, Gersten J, Robie J, Leadbetter S, Glover-Kudon R, Butterly L. Increasing colonoscopy screening in disparate populations: results from an evaluation of patient navigation in the New Hampshire Colorectal Cancer Screening Program.external icon Cancer 2017;123(17):3356–3366.
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The department offers programs leading to the master of arts (MA) and doctor of philosophy (PhD) degrees. There is also a joint PhD program in applied mathematics with The University of Alabama system campuses at Birmingham and Huntsville.
This page provides general information about coursework, preparation, and degree requirements for graduate programs in the math department.
In addition to the pages of this website, you can read about the graduate programs in math in the UA Graduate Catalog.
Prospective Students
Prospective students should visit our page for prospective graduate students.
Accelerated Masters Program
The University offers an Accelerated Masters Program (AMP) for students who wish to earn a Master's degree while also studying as undergraduates at the University.
Courses are available in the following areas: algebra, analysis, topology, differential equations, mathematical methods for engineering, numerical analysis, mathematical statistics, fluid dynamics, and optimization theory.
Residency Requirements
For University rules regarding transfer credit, residency requirements, and other policies and deadlines, refer to the Graduate Catalog and the Graduate Academic Calendar.
Degree Requirements
The requirements summarized here are covered more fully in the UA Graduate Catalog. You should also consult the current catalog for complete information about University policies. The Math Graduate Handbook has more detailed information about requirements.
If University degree requirements happen to change during your stay at the University, you will be subject to the rules that were in force when you first enrolled, not to the new rules. Changes made at the departmental level, however, may work retroactively, depending on the circumstances.
GPA Requirement
Every graduate student must maintain a grade point average of "B" or better. A student whose grades drop below a "B" average will be placed on academic probation. According to University regulations, a probationary student who cannot return to a "B" average within the next 12 hours of graduate work will be dropped from the program.
Furthermore, in order to graduate, at least 75 percent of the credit hours that are counted as part of the requirement for the degree and approved by the Graduate Advisory Council must be completed with a grade of "B" or better. You must meet with your advisor before each semester to ensure that you are following a suitable program of study. A complete list of courses offered is in the Graduate Catalog.
Admission to Candidacy
The Graduate School requires all students for an advanced degree to submit an "Admission to Candidacy" form.
Application for Degree
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I've always loved the tart flavor of Granny Smith apples, so when I noticed that Woodchuck hard cider came in a Granny Smith variety, I grabbed it up. But more on that in a moment. First I'd like to talk about that misleading term "hard cider," as distinguished (only in America) from "soft cider."
About two weeks ago, I bought a bottle of "all natural" apple juice. It was dark in color and thick in texture, and it tasted much different from what I normally think of as apple juice. In fact, it tasted exactly like what I've always been told was "soft apple cider."
So I looked it up. As it turns out, there is only one kind of apple cider- hard cider, which is an alcoholic beverage. Soft cider is nothing more or less than apple juice. That's just what real apple juice tastes like.
So what about the almost-clear, sugary stuff that gets sold as "apple juice" in every supermarket? It's fake, heavily-processed pseudo-juice. Real apple juice is, and always has been "soft cider."
So hard cider is the only real cider. Fair enough. But what about this particular hard cider? It lives up to its billing, with the tart, crisp refreshing taste of a Granny Smith apple. The alcohol content is only about five percent, so if you have a high tolerance like me, it's more of a refreshing beverage than a hard drink. Not that you should drive after drinking it, but it's more like a really tasty apple juice (soft cider?) than a true hard cider. I liked it.


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EOH to Host Blues Duo Sonny Landreth & Cindy Cashdollar 9/24
The Earlville Opera House is pleased to host an evening with blues legends Sonny Landreth and Cindy Cashdollar, Saturday September 24 at 8 PM.
Both sporting illustrious solo careers, the combination of southwest Louisiana-based guitarist and singer-songwriter Sonny Landreth and dobro and steel guitar player Cindy Cashdollar creates an electric duo of blazing guitars and classic roots vocals. Having played with the likes of Willie Nelson, Eric Clapton, and Merle Haggard, among others, Landreth and Cashdollar are often described as "musician's musicians," both at the top of their game.
Sonny Landreth's unorthodox guitar style comes from the manner in which he simultaneously plays slide and makes fingering movements on the fretboard. Landreth, who has an easygoing personality, can play it all, like any good session musician. His distinctive guitar playing can be heard on recordings by John Hiatt, Leslie West and Mountain, and other rock & rollers. Landreth began playing guitar after a long tenure with the trumpet. His earliest inspiration came from Scotty Moore, the guitarist from Elvis Presley's band, but as time went on, he learned from the recordings of musicians and groups like Chet Atkins and the Ventures.
Cindy Cashdollar's unerring ability to perfectly complement a song or step out with a tasteful, imaginative, and exciting solo – and to do it in so many musical genres – has made her one of the most in-demand musicians in the American roots music scene. She has worked with numerous artists ranging from Dave Alvin and BeauSoleil to Marcia Ball and Peter Rowan. Cindy first heard the unique sliding sound of the Dobro in her hometown of Woodstock, New York where she honed her skills playing with bluegrass legend John Herald, blues great Paul Butterfield, Levon Helm, and Rick Danko of The Band.
Sonny and Cindy perform Saturday September 24. Doors open at 7:30, show begins at 8 PM. Tickets are $30 general admission, $28 members, and $15 for students and children (under 18), with premiums applying in the first 4 rows of seating. The Earlville Opera House is wheelchair-accessible with a ramp and a lift. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 315-691-3550 or visit www.earlvilleoperahouse.com. Earlville Opera House events are made possible in part thanks to the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.


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Lafayette Speaker GroupBack to Meetings
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This meeting is open and anyone may attend.
Speaker Meeting followed by a discussion.
Open meeting and we always have home baked cookies.
First Tuesday of every month is Birthday celebration with chips and cake.
Group conscience is 2nd Tuesday of the even months.
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Seattle Service Unit
The Seattle-Tacoma area has a population of over 3.5 million people, which gives us plenty of opportunity to be a witness for Christ. On Monday, we go work for Rebuilding Together Seattle. It is an organization that does small maintenance jobs for older people and veterans to make their homes safer for them. In the rainy weather that Seattle is famous for, the boys have come home wet some days. Tuesday and Wednesday they work at the Good Samaritan Hospital, pushing folks in hospital beds and wheel chairs after outpatient surgery, delivering the mail, stocking carts, and whatever else the volunteer coordinator needs them to do.
Thursday and Friday Habitat for Humanity uses them wherever they are needed. Twice a month they serve supper at two different rescue missions. Every other week, one of the boys goes with the man from Gospel Tract on their tract route. We sing three times a month with the mission and tract couple, and we worship three Sundays a month with the mission and tract couple at the mission house. The other Sunday we go visit a congregation that is close by. The house parents are Fernando and Emily Schrock from West Point, MS.
This unit started in Vernonia, OR in January of 2007. The houses are raised on piers and the boys add the stairs and decks to accommodate the new height. This unit has moved to Seattle in January of 2013. The boys are building with 'Habitat for Humanity' Wed., Thurs., and Fri., and Mon. and Tues. they alternate with 'Rebuilding Together' and 'Seattle's Union Gospel Mission. There are four boys in this unit together with their house parents. The boys put in six months of service in this unit.


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Sometimes it is difficult to imagine how a fabric will look when it is made up, so to help you visualise how some of the fabrics available can be combined, please take a look at the images below. As we add more fabric designs, we will increase the gallery images.
If there is a collection you would like to see more of, please visit our fabric page and select that particular collection via the drop down menu.
Riviera - NEW COLLECTION
Riviera brings art home through impressionistic brushstrokes and delicate pastels. The hand-painted allure is captured across three beautiful cotton prints, with the picture enhanced by two ethereal 3m sheers – one printed over a textured ground, the other over a […]View Gallery
Bloom - NEW COLLECTION
A botanical collection of fresh, country-style designs. Interpreted through pastels picked straight from a cottage garden, three floral prints have a hand-sketched delicacy which sits perfectly alongside two serene jacquards and a pair of daintily embroidered trails. Explore this collection's […]View Gallery
Tresco - NEW COLLECTION
Here's a collection of upbeat ideas where floral themes have been given a fresh twist. Using a medley of zesty colours, Tresco combines digital prints, bright embroideries, woven leafy motifs and a coordinating damask in a spirited scheme for the […]View Gallery
Malibu - NEW COLLECTION
Malibu is a tropical extravaganza, with five funky prints in six sunny colourways. Flowing fronds, fan-shaped ginkgo leaves and scattered trails of eucalyptus are all interpreted in an exciting, vibrant style, supported by an abstract inky stripe.. Explore this collection's […]View Gallery
Rio - NEW COLLECTION
Welcome to Rio! In this lavish celebration of colour and pattern, four cut/uncut velvets display a stunning 3D effect, their bold geometrics vying for attention with dazzling jacquards and an embroidered coordinate. Rio palettes are as hot as the designs, […]View Gallery
Lusso 2
The story of the successful Lusso range continues with this beautiful collection of lustrous fabrics. Swirling marble, distressed textures and metallic highlights shimmer in seven colour groups, from striking kingfisher, black and gold to soft champagnes and linen tones. Ornate […]View Gallery
In a suite of sunny palettes, Brightside simply exudes a zest for life. Comprising a series of modern prints based on hand-drawn linear graphics, the collection combines flowers and leaves with funky stripes and Scandi motifs, all presented on versatile […]View Gallery
Roof Garden
The ambience of relaxed roof top terraces inspire this on-trend collection. Spiky succulents with all their prickly charm create a fun look, teamed with textured florals, trailing leaves and co-ordinating spot designs. Soft shades of pastel, chambray, mineral and spice […]View Gallery
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Village Life
Rural charm and country nostalgia define this whimsical collection of British designs, bringing a relaxed style to any home. From buzzing bees and clucking chickens, to darting dragonflies and orchard fruits, the hand-painted watercolour detail of these novelty patterns is […]View Gallery
In bright, fresh palettes, the Meeko story comprises a series of upbeat modern prints on 100% cotton. A painted leaf patchwork, naïve flowers and circular motifs team with a skeletal foliar trail, a folksy geometric and a dashed coordinate, all […]View Gallery
Tradition meets modernity in the Hemingway collection of weaves. Classic gingham checks, Jacobean trails and a criss-cross lattice are balanced by contemporary geometrics and an ogee silhouette, all presented in a set of timeless tones.View Gallery
Scandi is a bright, contemporary collection with five designs in vibrant and popular shades which together create a fresh scheme. The fabrics are 100% cotton and suitable for curtains, roman and blinds as well as other accessories.View Gallery
Hampton Court
Hampton Court evokes a feeling of our regal heritage through traditional florals. These intricate hand painted designs will look elegant in both classic and contemporary spaces. Printed on luxury cotton sateen this collection is available in a beautiful palette of Lavender, […]View Gallery
Sophie Allport
We offer a wide selection of fabrics designed by Sophie Allport. All the fabrics are 100% cotton, perfect for making curtains, cushions and blinds. The fabrics have many country style prints, including Chicken, Pheasant, Runner Duck and Labrador fabrics. Most of the fabrics contain […]View Gallery
Inject some pattern and texture into your home with this delightful woven and embroidered collection. An eclectic mix of designs, including pretty botanical trails, contemporary stripes and textured trellis embroideries that will bring an understated sophistication to any room. Available in seven […]View Gallery
In a glorious array of luscious shades, Tahiti is based on four dramatic digital prints which appear as if painted across a linen-cotton union. Inspiration has been drawn from tropical beaches and Moorish settings, with a sumptuous jacquard and an […]View Gallery
Grayson combines exquisite design with contemporary colours to create a unique range that has something for every home. The stunning textured satin ground with raised yarns simulates embroidery creating a sumptuous tactile look. Choose from a delicate tree design, placement skeleton […]View Gallery
Ideal for the summer-house, the pantry, the kitchen or the conservatory, Nature draws on a remarkable sketchbook of illustrations capturing shy wildlife in fine pencilled detail. Set on coloured backdrops echoing wooded glades, the collection is 100% cotton.View Gallery
Notting Hill
The vibrant Notting Hill is a modern geometric concept in sumptuous woven velvet. Suitable for upholstery and throws, curtains and décor accessories, five strong concepts embrace diamonds, hexagons, tile patterns and zigzags together with a cross-hatched plain.View Gallery
Bring a touch of Spanish flair to your home with this collection of embroidered and woven fabric Taking inspiration from the embellishments of matador jackets and the mosaics in The Alhambra; traditional Spanish culture combines with modern colours to create […]View Gallery
Folkloric emblems, chunky stitch effects and clipped yarn techniques create a distinctive Scandinavian look. Linen embroideries in a mid-century style are complemented by woven stripes and leaf trails in this fresh collection, which is rich with texture. Intriguing frayed yarn […]View Gallery
A charming collection of nature inspired watercolour prints, digitally printed onto rustic linens. Copyright Notice: The rights in the images belong to Clarke & ClarkeView Gallery
Pastel shades and sorbet colours are at the heart of this zesty collection of retro, geometric prints. Printed on 100% cotton panama fabric with PVC coated options, these uplifting fabrics bring a modern look to any home. Copyright Notice: The […]View Gallery
Bursting with lively colour, Batik takes inspiration from Indonesian tie-dye techniques. Watercolour effects and eye-popping colours against an ivory background create a fresh, exotic look. Printed on 100% cotton and with PVC coated options, Batik is suitable for drapes, cushions, […]View Gallery
Inspired by a shoreline stroll, Beachcomber comprises a medley of maritime themes, with birds and sea life joined by sailing boats and seaside scenes. In a quirky hand-drawn style, all are in warm colourways on 100% cotton with an optional […]View Gallery
Hot and vibrant, Miami is a set of prints for those keen to add a pinch of zest to their living spaces. The influence of iconic mid-century fashion is made clear through simple, bright motifs, and an optional PVC glaze […]View Gallery
Full of character and dazzling colour contrasts, these contemporary prints work in both traditional and modern settings. Octavia is an intricate floral design, whilst Terrazzo, Cassandra and Luella bring flowing geometrics and multi-coloured stripes into the collection. Available in six […]View Gallery
It's time for a spot of magic! Enhanced by a random cross-hatched effect and an iridescent gleam, the bright and beautiful Magical poly-cotton plains are simply entrancing – and simply perfect for curtains, cushions and decorative accessories.View Gallery
This distinctive collection of decorative weaves features Ikat influences, striking geometric designs and chunky stitch detail. The rich palette of seven colours highlighted by intense contrasts, create a variety of moods. From vibrant spice and raspberry to laid-back charcoal and […]View Gallery
The lovely Cotswolds collection is a modern take on traditional country living. Designs include a contemporary embroidered leaf motif, flame-stitched ogees, an ombré twill stripe and a rustic weave, supported by soft plains and plaids for matching upholstery. . […]View Gallery
Rippling marble effects, foliage designs and mineral colours bring the beauty of nature indoors. Intriguing bark textures and cross-sections of tress and organic patterns make these decorative weaves truly unique. Available in seven tranquil colours, the five designs are suitable […]View Gallery
Garden Party
A charming collection of ten printed patterns in contemporary shades of raspberry, mineral, aqua and sky. Created in a modern country style, depicting scenes from a glorious British summers day. Copyright Notice: The rights in the images belong to […]View Gallery
Inspired by sophisticated Scandinavian design, this eclectic collection of embroideries and jacquards portrays a modern twist on this popular theme. The embroideries are full of personality and movement with a painterly hand, while the distressed check and voile complement these […]View Gallery
Genevieve is a collection of six charming designs in five pretty colour ways. Printed on our popular 100% cotton quality, these nostalgic patterns have been carefully produced using techniques which create a vintage, shabby chic look in shades of Chambray, […]View Gallery
Inspired by the Caribbean, the tropical Cariba collection is bold, bright and contemporary. The colours featured in this collection of printed cottons include a vibrant mix of spice, raspberry and aqua. There are six co-ordinating designs in this collection, providing […]View Gallery
Folia, is a charming and playful collection of printed cotton designs, providing endless colour coordinating options for around the home. Botanical floral patterns combine with bold stripes and dramatic geometrics, with colours ranging from easy living Naturals through to punchy […]View Gallery
Combining scandinavian influences with contemporary design, Kendi comprises of three embroideries, a stunning spray dyed stripe and versatile woven co-ordinates. Rustic charm and muted tones gives Kendi a sophisticated feel and complements the natural dry qualities. Available in four inspiring colour […]View Gallery
A tribute to nature's beauty, Wordsworth is an album of classic cotton prints where watercolour depictions of lush blooms and blossom-laden sprigs meet naive geometrics. In naturally inviting palettes, Wordsworth is complemented by Oslo, a super-soft plain in a wide […]View Gallery
Swedish folkloric leaf emblems, chevrons and stylish geometrics are brought to life on jacquard woven, printed and embroidered fabrics. Available in five colour groups, the mid-century feel is balanced by a contemporary colour palette. Copyright Notice: The rights in […]View Gallery
Timeless tartans, tweeds and twills inspired by cosy crofts and heather-strewn hills have been gathered to form the Glencoe collection. New colour blends impart a contemporary edge whilst soft, easy-care yarns ensure the welcome is always warm.View Gallery
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In the eight weeks since fractional-ownership pioneer NetJets established a new subsidiary to facilitate the sale and purchase of whole aircraft across the private aviation community, QS Partners principals have seen a pick-up in transactions and "glimmers of hope" that more buyers and sellers may be ready to step into the market.
"Some segments are better than others, but we're seeing interest from prospective buyers and sellers from all over the world, with transactions weekly," said co-founder John Odegard.
While encouraging, private aviation is still facing a supply-and-demand challenge, according to co-founder Seth Zlotkin. The company, which holds inventory in a variety of pre-owned aircraft, is seeing significant activity in the midsize category. "A lot of Gulfstream G200s are changing hands, and G5s and Global Express aircraft have hit price points that are bringing buyers into the market," he said. However, Zlotkin added, the Cessna Citation 10 market continues to struggle.
Prior to the launch of QS Partners, NetJets's activities involving the sale and purchase of business aircraft on behalf of customers were largely conducted under the radar. As word of mouth spread about the service they extended to clients and inquiries broadened, NetJets decided to form the subsidiary.
The new venture was never intended to serve as a vehicle per se for steering business to its fractional, charter an aircraft management services, though about two-thirds of its inventory is the disposal of NetJets aircraft. Rather, QS Partners is an outgrowth of the process that NetJets goes through in refreshing its fleet periodically, Odegard said.
"We're a boutique shop that is leveraging our many years of sales experience," he noted. "What distinguishes us is not the volume of transactions we facilitate, but the personalized service we provide to our clients."


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This class usually consists of five boys who are very young, about the age of 5, and are autistic. Makaton tends to be used by the TA's of the class occasionally and the children seem to recognise it well. This is good because their vocal communication is not very effective at all; Pupil 1 can talk using words reasonably well but the others tend to make noises and use the odd word here and there. Pupil 1 is clearly the most physically able as he demonstrates good listening and interpretive skills regularly when performing in PE. The others often require assistance.
Pupil 2 joined the class half way through the duration of my project and is often kept in his chair being pushed. He is encouraged to use his voice, his hands, and comes out the chair sometimes depending on the activities being practiced. He's never been left out since his arrival despite being a quite boy.


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Matthew and Stephen have fallen in love with Hawkguy… and then stuff happens that is ominous.
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Who is God?
I read something on Facebook that gave me food for thought. I read something to the effect of "Don't just tell them what God can do for them, tell them who God is".
Wow, that certainly is something to think about. How often do we tell others of the wonderful things that God can and will do for them but fail to tell them who God is? Think about it………… why would you turn your life over to a God you didn't know?
Another reason that this is beneficial to me is when times are tough we tend to forget just who God is and what He is capable of.
I want to find out more about who God is!
I started at the beginning Genesis 1:1. I find it interesting that the Bible doesn't attempt to prove that God exists, it assumes His existence from the start. The very first statement in the Bible says "In the beginning God created the heavens and earth.
• Isaiah 55:8-9- God does not think like us. Ours is not the last word on right or wrong, so don't rely on our own understanding, rely on God.
• Romans 11:33-36, Proverbs 3: 19, 20– God is wisdom. God governs His creation with justice, love and power. We strive to gain wisdom in all we do, getting college education, work experience, life experience, not that any of that is bad…..but the wisdom we should be seeking with the same fervor is God's wisdom.
• Psalm 50:21 lets us know that God is not like us.
• Psalm 90:4- God is not limited by time. Our world is a physical world with physical limitations. God dwells in the spiritual realm and is not limited by the same things we are. Time is irrelevant to God, He transcends Timex!
• 1 Corinthians 1:25- God is not dumb or weak….."for the foolishness of God is wiser than man's wisdom and the weakness of God is stronger than man's strength.
• Psalm 145:18 – God is near and we can go to Him in truth. God wants us to talk to Him and He wants to be involved in all that we are and all that we do. He wants to know us and be known intimately. Sometimes I think we tend to want God to know us intimately so He can help us but we don't make the same effort to get to know him intimately.
• Psalm 147:5- God is mighty in power, and His Unchanging Omniscient understanding has no limits. Think about this. God's power, He spoke creation into existence, He fixes things for us on a prayer request if it is His will. I believe that He wants us to know of His power and to rely on it.
Just a few other characteristics of God. Keep in mind this list is by no means inclusive. No list could every contain the character of God.
Infinite- Romans 11:33
Omnipotent- Jeremiah32:17,18,26,27
Good- Psalm 119:65-72
Love- 1 John 4: 7-10
Unchanging- Psalm 102:25-28
Just- Psalm 75:1-7
Holy- Revelation 4:8-11
Omniscient- Psalm 139:1-6
Merciful- Deuteronomy 4:29-31
Sovereign- 1 Chronicles: 29:11-13
Faithful- Psalm 89:1-8
Full of Grace- Ephesians 1: 5-8
Comforter- 2 Corinthians 1: 3-4
I do not know one other person with such an impressive list. I believe I shall follow God.


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Benoy is looking for an architect to join its team in Nottinghamshire.
About Benoy
We are Benoy, an internationally award winning family of design specialists. Our multi-disciplinary practice spans the globe and specialises principally in master planning, architecture and interiors. We are committed to delivering world-class solutions that impact how humans experience and understand the built environment. Balancing creative vision with commercial viability, we work with clients to create iconic destinations that enrich people's lives, strengthen communities, enhance nature, and deliver lasting economic value. Our aim is to be at the cutting-edge of everything we do.
About the role
We are looking for a talented and ambitious qualified architect who shares our passion for design and delivering high quality buildings.
You will have great design and technical credentials. At the outset you will work closely with the project eader on the initial concept, through to the development and delivery of projects. Longer term as you develop, you will demonstrate your skills through owning one of a number of exciting global projects.
- you will use your understanding of the project brief and the design process, to take responsibility for specific areas of design and development
- you will prepare and develop presentation boards, design reports, drawings, working models, visual renders and other documentation to the company standards
- you will prepare presentations and attend project and client meetings, presenting parts of the project as required
- a role model for the company's values, you will support and mentor architectural assistants within the team
- using your skills and experience you will contribute to the project or otherwise assist the project lead as required, including regular site visits where appropriate
Qualifications and skills:
- you are fully qualified as an architect in the UK or hold equivalent certification: professional registration is essential
- you have demonstrable experience across large scale projects
- you are knowledgeable of the different RIBA stages, as you may be working on UK projects as well as international ones
- you are creative with a strong visual sense, and keen attention to detail
- you are able to work as part of a team, and can work efficiently under your own initiative
- you must be skilled in AutoCad, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator) and Revit, 3D modelling and Rendering (Sketchup, Rhino, 3D Max or VRay)
- it would be great if you also have experience of Parametric Design tools (Grasshopper, Dynamo)
- you have strong presentation and communication skills that enable you to interact effectively with colleagues and clients
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Come to think of it, there has so far been not one career album by singer Wanda Sá on Parallel Realities. The main reason for it was that I assumed that her albums are all copyright protected, as many have been released also as CD.
But I thought that maybe it would be a good idea to actually test this assumption with her first LP and so far it has shown no signs of protection.
Take this with a grain of salt and be quick.
She is singing:
01. Adriana (Roberto Menescal / Luis Fernando Freire)
02. E Vem o Sol (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
03. Encontro (Wanda Sá / Nelson Motta)
04. Só Me Fez Bem (Edu Lobo / Vinicius de Moraes)
05. Mar Azul (Francis Hime / João Vitório)
06. Também Quem Mandou (Carlos Lyra / Vinicius de Moraes)
07. Tristeza de Nós Dois (Durval Ferreira / Maurício Einhorn/Bebeto)
08. Vivo Sonhando (Tom Jobim)
09. Sem Mais Adeus (Francis Hime / Vinicius de Moraes)
10. Inútil Paisagem (Tom Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira)
11. Tristeza de Amar (Geraldo Vandré / Luiz Roberto)
12. Vagamente (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
13. Samba de Verão (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
14. Corcovado (Tom Jobim)
15. Pra Dizer Adeus (Edu Lobo / Torquato Neto)
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BLOOMINGTON — In taking over as offensive coordinator at Indiana, Nick Sheridan vows to continue an attacking style the Hoosiers showed under Kalen DeBoer this past season.
"The biggest factor that goes into winning and losing is turnover margin and creating explosive plays. That's how you score points," Sheridan said. "Everything that we do, everything that we put together is an attempt to help us win and help us score points. That's what we're really trying to accomplish."
The 31-year-old was introduced as IU's offensive coordinator Saturday. Indiana coach Tom Allen said a strong endorsement from DeBoer played heavily into his decision to promote Sheridan, who was the tight ends coach this past season and the quarterbacks coach in his prior two seasons at IU under former OC Mike DeBord.
"Kalen came to me even before he actually knew he was leaving, just talking about what Nick brings to our staff and the mind that he has and the offensive abilities that he has," Allen said. "Kalen was just raving about him and what he felt he brought to our staff both schematically and in personnel. So that just all the more gave me the confidence and I feel with very strong confidence to make this decision."
DeBoer led IU to the second-ranked passing offense (302.4 ypg) and third-ranked total offense (432.8 ypg) in 2019, as the Hoosiers scored 30 or more points in nine of 13 games. IU returns its three top receivers (Whop Philyor, Ty Fryfogle and tight end Peyton Hendershot) and two top running backs (Stevie Scott III and Sampson James) from the 2019 squad, along with quarterbacks Michael Penix Jr., Peyton Ramsey and Jack Tuttle.
Expectations will be high, and Sheridan welcomes those expectations.
"Our expectations are to do better next year than we did this year, and it will always be that way," Sheridan said. "We're looking to try to grow and improve, and the challenge to the players is just because you had some success last season has no impact on what's going to happen in the future. You have to earn it every day in this league."
There is a risk in that Sheridan enters the job as a first-time play caller, having not called plays at any level in college. But Allen is confident Sheridan will adjust quickly because of his mind for the game and ability to communicate. Sheridan hasn't determined whether he will call plays from the press box or the sidelines, saying he will do what's best for the players at the time.
"I look at everything as an opportunity, and I think the selection of plays on game day is critical," Sheridan said. "That's an important part of this role, and I'm really looking forward to doing that."
Said Allen: "Being on the headsets throughout all the games for three straight years, and Nick was the one I communicated a lot with on the headsets the first two years in conjunction with Mike DeBord, I just feel without hesitation he has the feel for the game and the understanding of the game, the ability to have a big picture of it all."
Allen has yet to have any formal updates on other staff changes. According to multiple reports, William Inge is leaving his position as special teams coach to take over as defensive coordinator at Fresno State under DeBoer. According to several reports, former Carmel and IMG Academy football coach Kevin Wright is expected to be hired as tight ends coach to replace Sheridan, though Allen wouldn't confirm those reports Saturday.
"We've got some positions we've got to get squared away," Allen said. "Nothing is official with all that. I know this is the time of the year those sources confirmed are flying around like crazy on Twitter and beyond, so, but, yeah, I hope to have everything squared away with our staff. I'll have some questions answered probably within the next five or six days."


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"The Management of Food Hygiene Programme, has been developed by the National Hygiene Partnership. It forms an integral part of the National drive to improve food safety standards throughout the entire food Industry.
Who Should Attend
The programme is designed to benefit Catering Managers, Supervisors, Executive and Head Chefs in the Hospitality Industry, Health Sector, Retail Sector, Delicatessens, Industrial and Institutional Catering Units. It will also benefit Personnel & Training Officers in large scale Hospitality and Catering Organisations and College Lecturers in Tourism and Food Beverage Management subjects.
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The Course Structure
The Management of Food Hygiene is comprised of twenty one hours tuition in three modules. The programme is delivered over 4 days.
A project on HACCP is ongoing during the course to reinforce the learning and must be completed and submitted to the National Hygiene Partnership within one month of completion of the written examination.
Examination and Certification
Upon completion of the programme, participants are required to take a written two hour examination, and submit a project on HACCP within one month of completion of the written examination. Depending on their results, the successful candidates will be awarded either a Pass ( 55% to 69% ), Credit ( 70% to 84% ), or Distinction (85% to 100% ). Successful candidates will receive a certificate in The Management of Food Hygiene and their names will be entered on a National Register.
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Session 2 Food Preparation, Cooking and Reheating
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Session 6 Pest Control
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- California "ghost white" baby girl born without blood — ABC News
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