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Casual Fridays: Backbreaker Football: Tackle Alley
Welcome to another installment of Casual Fridays. John Teti is busy petting his new cats today, so I'm filling in for him. And I've decided that today's game SHALL BE A SPORTS GAME.
Is that a cricket I hear? Ha, ha! Now that 92 percent of you are gone, we can proceed.
Backbreaker Football: Tackle Alley for the iPhone has two names. Which means that the developers probably made a long list of names, most of which were terrible, but then decided that "Backbreaker Football" and "Tackle Alley" were of such high quality that they would actually go ahead and use both.
No backs are actually broken in this simple yet addictive football simulation.
Here is how it works. Step one: Buy the game. It's cheap. It was 99 cents when I bought it. Step two: Pick a fake football team. Obviously, the developers didn't want to spring for the NFL license, so all of these teams are fake. Just pick one. Go with the one that has colors that don't hurt your eyes. That was my strategy. Step three: Put your name on the back of your jersey. This is actually very cool. Because you will spend 100 percent of the game looking at your player's back.
Now it's time for the game to start! The game does a slow, gratuitous pan around a football stadium. I have no idea why this is part of the game, but there it is. Sloooww, paaaannnn. Zzzz.
Suddenly, you're down on the field, looking at your player's back. The object of the game is to get to the end zone while avoiding tacklers. You do this by tilting the iPhone left and right to "steer" your player. The game features touch-screen controls that allow you to juke left and right, and spin left and right. There is also a turbo button, and best of all, there is a showboat button.
Crispy Gamer Pro Tip: Do not showboat until you are about to go into the end zone for a score. If you showboat too early, you will be tackled from behind and you will bring much shame on your house, as they say.
Early levels only feature a couple of tacklers here and there, but things ramp up quickly and get far more interesting and hectic. Even if you don't like sports, or sports videogames, you should try this. I missed my subway stop this week because I was tilt/running through tacklers. And that, folks, is the highest honor that can be bestowed on an iPhone game.
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What's up with Workgroup PDM? Who knows. SOLIDWORKS is unable, or unwilling, to say what they're plan is for WPDM and that lack of communication is getting on the nerves of those of us who use it. Honestly, I don't know why it's such a difficult topic to address. As a matter of fact, I'll give you what I think is the best option and exactly what SOLIDWORKS (Dassault) should do with it:
Keep it. You don't have to improve it. You don't have to change it. Just keep it compatible with all future versions of SOLIDWORKS. Why? Because there are those of us who don't need ePDM, or some other over-the-top PDM system, and we have a ton of time and money invested in what we have now. Why would you abandon what I'm assuming is a decent portion of your user base? While the bean counters may see dollar signs, I suspect that showing such disregard would not go over well.
So there's your answer, SOLIDWORKS. Now, you just need to accept my plan and then let your WPDM users that WPDM's life will last as long as SOLIDWORKS is around. I believe there are many who will breath a sigh of relief.
What is your title?
Vice President, User Experience Architecture for Dassault Systemes, SOLIDWORKS R&D
What, exactly, does that mean?
Ultimately, it means that I, and my team, have responsibility for all user facing aspects of the software that we deliver from SOLIDWORKS R&D. Our goal is to ensure we provide the best user experience to our users. Some characteristics that we feel contribute to a good user experience are that the software should be easy to learn, easy to use, consistent, and fun to use. In my role, I manage three major areas: user experience design, technical documentation, and localization. User experience design, led by Tom Spine whom you know within my team, includes researching user needs, designing the user interface and interaction with the software, creating all of the graphics for the software, and performing usability testing to make sure we are delivering the best experience. Technical documentation not only includes the team that writes the end user documentation but also develops the methods by which it is delivered; in our case, in addition to standard local installed delivery methods, we provide our own custom internet based web help system. Our localization team ensures high quality localization of our user interface and documentation into the 13 other languages that we support in addition to English, so customers around the world all experience a great user experience. The user experience team works hand in hand with our product definition, development, and quality assurance teams to deliver the best software possible for our users.
Where did you come from?
I'm a local New England boy. I grew up in Topsfield, MA, for which the only claim to fame is that it is the home of the oldest "agricultural" fair in America. Having lived in MA yourself, you've probably been to the fair. For college, I went to Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and got a BS and MS in manufacturing engineering (MFE). I actually started as an ME, EE double major because I knew since high school that I wanted to work in either robotics or CAD for a living. In my second year, they started the MFE program where I could take classes in ME, EE, CS, and management, which was perfect for my goals, so I switched to that major. My real education was working in the WPI CAD Lab; 2 years as a "proctor" as an undergraduate and 2 years in graduate school as the teaching assistant for the lab. I was able to teach ComputerVision CADDS 4X and Aries Technology software and that was when I really got hooked on being in the CAD industry. I think I'm one of the few people that actually planned to be in this industry. After graduate school, I worked for Aries Technology (later acquired by MSC Software), first in technical support for 6 months, and then in the training department for 2 years, writing training manuals and teaching classes on solid modeling and FEA pre and post processing. Then SOLIDWORKS came around and I thought, why does the world need another CAD system; who can possibly compete with PTC? A couple of people from Aries had moved to SOLIDWORKS, so I sent a resume to a friend to test the waters in December 1995. The next day, Scott Harris brought me in for an interview. I was blown away by the software demo and people at the company and thought, OK, the world DOES need another CAD system! The next day I had an offer and the rest is history.
How long have you been with Dassault?
I started in January 1996, so just over 18 years. As I mentioned, I had interviewed in Dec 1995, but I was in the process of buying my first new house and was afraid the mortgage wouldn't come through if I switched to an unknown startup company in the middle of the process. So I somehow convinced Scott to delay my start date by a month, which was not an easy feat since I know of at least one other person who interviewed on Thursday, had the job offer on Friday, and started on Saturday! This was a great, fun time, but extremely challenging. Talk about life changes. I was married in September, bought a house in December, and moved to a startup company in January where I was working 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. But we all worked this hard because we wanted to, not because we had to. I'm so thankful that my wife stood by me through those early years with long hours. My first job at SOLIDWORKS was starting the technical support department and hiring an extremely talented group of individuals, many of whom have had a huge influence on SOLIDWORKS; Aaron Kelly, Ian Baxter, and Fielder Hiss to name a few. I later took over the Product Definition department from Scott Harris when he moved on to other initiatives. At the time, product definition was also responsible for the UI design of the software and that was my primary passion. As the software was getting bigger and more diverse, I saw that we had many "cooks in the kitchen" and it was starting to become inconsistent. Usability was an up and coming field in software and as UI was my passion, I spun off the "usability group" within R&D to make sure we stuck to our roots and continued to make the easiest to use software in the CAD world. We later changed the name of the group to user experience and merged technical documentation and localization into the group.
When did design become important to you?
I think it has always been important to me and includes many different forms of design. As examples, in elementary school, my brother and I used to buy used, beater BMX bikes and totally refurbish them, stripping the paint off, repainting them, and redoing all of the mechanicals. I've been tinkering with bicycles ever since. My latest major bike project was converting one of my single speed track bikes to a belt drive which requires the rear end to be redesigned to mount the belt (since a belt can't be split like a chain, you have to split the frame instead to install/remove the belt). Since junior high school, I've always had a passion for working on automobiles and boats as well. Starting with helping a buddy rebuild a 1977 Jeep CJ5, to owning a 1971 Pontiac Lemans Sport in high school, to owning and restoring a 1971 Triumph TR6, and of course there was the SOLIDWORKS Factory Five roadster project we did a few years ago where I lead the brakes and suspension team. My current projects are a 1974 Jeep CJ5 V8, which is completely in pieces in my garage, and a 1970 Century Buccaneer inboard boat which needs the floor rebuilt and a bunch of mechanical work. I plan to do a lot of custom work on each of those projects, designing both mechanical and electrical parts for each. On the other end of the design spectrum, in junior high school, I had a TI 99/4A computer and I used to design and implement elaborate graphical welcome screens for games, although I never got to programming the actual games since the welcome screens used up all the memory! I also used to take the profile side shots of sports cars shown on a grid in Road & Track magazine and write little programs to map them into coordinates and vector line work so I could print out large versions of them to put on my wall. In high school, after 3 years of computer programming classes, they had no curriculum for our senior year "honors" computer class since we had run out of programming languages to learn. At first, we were given the task of programming the grading system for the school on one of the two IBM PC's they had at the school. Then they took the computer away to give it to the counseling department, so we were told to make up our own curriculum. I got the computer and drafting instructors together and told them I wanted to redo my freshman year drafting course on the computer. They had an Apple 2E with some sort of 2D CAD program and an A size plotter and that is when I got hooked on CAD.
What is it about SolidWorks that you enjoy the most?
The community. And when I say the community, I mean every aspect of it. The people at SOLIDWORKS, SOLIDWORKS World, local user conferences, visiting users in person at their facilities, interacting with users online in the user forum, our VARs, and the list goes on and on. We have the most passionate community around SOLIDWORKS and it makes it extremely satisfying to come to work every day. It's amazing to work with customers and see what they are doing with our software. Not only is the community aspect important as it relates directly to work, but Dassault Systemes and SOLIDWORKS really support their employees in helping the community in other ways. For instance, you probably know that I've been leading our Team Dassault Systemes charity cycling initiative for 13 years now. This is something that members of the team do in our spare time outside of work, and it brings together all sorts of members of the Dassault Systemes community around the world to raise money for various charities. We even have a team that rides the Minnesota MS150 every year that is composed completely of SOLIDWORKS end users, their families and friends. They loved SOLIDWORKS software so much, they started that initiative on their own back in 2007, riding in SOLIDWORKS shirts that they hand made themselves with t-shirts and magic markers. That is just one example of our passionate community!
What's your proudest career moment?
There are so many great moments that I can't say there is one proudest moment. I would say that I take the most pride in building talented teams, mentoring employees and watching them grow throughout their career. It is also extremely satisfying to hear how much users love our software and it makes me proud when I design something that really helps users to be more productive in their work, such as UI elements like the context toolbars or the shortcut bar (the "s key"). We know our software isn't perfect and we continue to strive to make it better and better each year and I'm proud to say that our user experience team is leading the charge to make sure that continues to happen.
Can you share some of the crazy ideas that have been tossed about over the years?
Most of the crazy ideas have actually made it into the product, just in a less crazy form. I think that we put the craziest ideas together back before we developed SolidWorks 2008. We really wanted to change our user interface to be much more efficient and differentiate it from our competitors since we were all marching along to Windows standards. Back then, we had some user interface ideas and prototypes that tried to maximize the graphics area and minimize the UI. So all of the UI elements were around the edges of the screen and would fly out when you clicked or hovered over them. I still have that prototype and use it as one example of our UI prototyping methods at user group meetings and in other presentations. In the end, that prototype inspired the heads-up view toolbar, the task pane that auto-hides when unpinned on the right hand side, and the ability to hide away the manager area on the left hand side.
How about some of the ones that didn't work out quite as planned?
There are always some projects that you wished worked out better. Some of the UI concepts that we implemented in drawings had some rough starts, like the dimension palette and some of the other dimensioning controls. Most of the time, we get those types of things optimized through usability and beta testing, but those dimension tools stand out as ones that we didn't quite get into optimal shape until one or two service packs into the new release. The magnifying glass is another one that doesn't yet meet its full potential. That was one of my ideas for solving the problem of selecting very small items without having to zoom the entire viewport. So, the whole UI and interaction was optimized for being a momentary selection tool and therefore it's not optimized for other workflows for which you may need a magnifying glass, like inspecting various area of a model. It's also not discoverable. I know there are some users that love it, but I think it's probably a small percentage of users who even know it exists.
Where do you see SolidWorks heading in the next five years?
We are quite a mature product so much of the functionality that users need is already there, except maybe in certain vertical functional areas. So I see us continuing to round out the functionality and extend the breadth of the product as we have been in recent years. One thing that SOLIDWORKS has always been good at is not being afraid to go back and revisit existing functionality to improve it, even if in some cases, it means totally revamping the functionality. One example is the equations functionality that we totally revamped. It took us a couple of releases, but for a long time it was an area that wasn't fully developed, and we are still continuing to make improvements to it. For the rest of the functionality that is already there, I see us continuing to really optimize the interaction and user interface and adding more "delighters." This is where the passion really lies for me and the rest of my group. Of course, we are also working on our 3DEXPERIENCE Platform based products as well, and our main SOLIDWORKS product also benefits from that work. Those new products act as a sandbox where we can play with new ideas, prove them out, and then if they work out really well, we can also put those ideas into the core SOLIDWORKS product. Just one example is the mate context toolbar that we added in SOLIDWORKS 2014. That was initially implemented in SOLIDWORKS Mechanical Conceptual and everyone liked it so much, we did the same thing in the main SOLIDWORKS product.
How important is user input?
User input is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. While the current trend in group and title names is "user experience," the field that we really study and practice is called "user centered design." That means the user is at the center of all that we do. We work hand in hand with our product definition team to perform user research that helps us determine what projects to implement and the specifics of what the users need from that functionality. The enhancement system is an important aspect of that, but so are customer visits, phone calls, surveys, reading the forums and blogs, etc. We then make sure we are getting user input during our design and implementation phases which include spec reviews and usability testing of prototypes or early code. Finally, we make sure that we perform usability, Alpha, and Beta testing as early as possible so we can take the user feedback and adjust our designs and implementations before final release. Without user input "we are just breathing our own exhaust" as is commonly stated.
If your team was thoroughly convinced that a change was needed, and there was major pushback from the user community, would you listen?
Of course. We will only be as successful as our users are successful with the software, so it makes no sense to not pay attention to such feedback. And there have been many times that we get pushback from our users and we adjust the software based on that feedback/pushback. Again, the goal is to get that feedback as early in the process as possible so we can hopefully get the optimal design in place by the release of the software. I think that SolidWorks 2008 was the release where we got the most amount of pushback and we expected that. We were making MAJOR changes to the user interface. Users are generally opposed to change and there is no faulting that. Change requires re-learning and is a speed bump for end users. It was a gamble, but we truly believed that our designs would make the user more efficient. I think that has proven to be true. Have you tried to go back and use a pre-2008 version lately? If you have you'll probably agree that it is much more difficult to use as compared to post-2008 versions.
Thanks, Jim!
Marie, and her husband David, have done much to help SOLIDWORKS users learn SOLIDWORKS over the years with the books they've written. These days, Marie works for SOLIDWORKS, having been there for the last nine years as the Director of Education Community, SOLIDWORKS. If it is a SOLIDWORKS product in virtually any educational institute, then Marie is responsible for the curriculum. And certification. And scholarships. In other words, she's busy. Prior to coming to SOLIDWORKS, Marie was the Engineering Department Chair at Massachusetts Bay College and was responsible for STEM outreach. Prior to that she worked in robotics at Zymark and at Prime Computer/Computervision. [...Read More...]
Anyone who has been a part of the SOLIDWORKS community for any length of time probably knows of Mike. Some of us remember when he was just a humble blogger before he was beamed up to the SOLIDWORKS mothership to join the certification team. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who was jealous of this, not that I'm holding a grudge. I mean he deserved it, I guess. It's not like I was in the running for the position. Hell, I didn't even know about the position. You'd think, though, that I would have at least been asked if I was interested…oh, look, a butterfly. [...Read More...]
As with so many aspects of SOLIDWORKS, there is no one way to go from a blank screen to having a designed solid in it. There are those who will sculpt a part and others who will build it up like a Lego® model. I tend to straddle the fence, utilizing whichever method suits my needs at the time. One thing, though, that I don't deviate from is how I start the model. [...Read More...]
Every craftsman has his favorite tools and, aside from the fact that I'm no craftsman, I have mine.
First up is my SpacePilot Pro from 3DConnexion. I absolutely love how little I have to use my mouse and the amount of control I have when moving my model around. The there's the ability to map commands to the buttons at my fingertips, the view buttons that provide me with all 8 standard view quickly and just how cool it looks next to my keyboard. If you have one, you know what I mean. If you don't, you should look into getting one. If you don't know what one is, click on the link. [...Read More...]
Templates are the foundation of your SOLIDWORKS design. By having your templates setup correctly, you'll be able to automate data downstream. It's amazing how many people, even companies, don't realize this and fail to leverage the power of templates. Thankfully, you've found this post and will be able to rectify a situation you may not have even known that you had. [...Read More...]
On an almost weekly basis, I see someone asking what the best way to learn SolidWorks is. The thing is, there's no blanket answer. There are those who swear by VAR training. Others swear at VAR training and opt for online training. Still others go through the tutorials, then learn as they go along. There are also the ones who learn in a formal classroom with an instructor.
What's best for you depends on you, your needs and your learning style. [...Read More...]
It's easy to test graphics boards in desktop computers: you pop off the lid, disable the existing board, stick in the new one in a spare slot, reboot the computer, and install the new display drivers. But laptop computers are different, because the graphics circuitry cannot be disabled or replaced. There is no spare slot; you can't change what's inside of them. [...Read More...]
When my journey started, I didn't know it would end up here. Mostly because "Certified SolidWorks Expert" didn't exist, but also because, at the time, SolidWorks was simply a means to an end. (Cue "back in time" special effects). [...Read More...]


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Dr. Stephen Allen, Interim Vice President for Student Services
Stephen has been at Southern Utah University since 2003 and serves as the Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management and Retention. In this role, Stephen is responsible for shaping the University's enrollment based on the goals and priorities of the University. He and his colleagues focus efforts on recruiting students who are a good fit for SUU and then retaining students to graduation once they enroll. The offices that fall under the purview of Enrollment Management include: Admissions, Financial Aid and Scholarships, the Registrar's Office, and International Student Engagement. Stephen holds two postgraduate degrees, a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership and a Master of Arts in Educational Administration, from the University of Nebraska—Lincoln. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Communication from Southern Utah University.
Jerry Roeder, Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students
Jerry began his tenure at Southern Utah University in January 2011 serving as the Assistant Vice President for Auxiliaries in Student Services. In 2013, Jerry was appointed as the Assistant Vice President for Student Services and Dean of Students overseeing Student Services functions including University Housing, Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Support Services and Judicial Affairs. Jerry earned his undergraduate degree in Public Relations from Syracuse University and his master's degree in Education Supervision and Administration from Plymouth State University in New Hampshire.
Jake Johnson, Assistant Dean of Students
Jake serves as the division's jack-of-all-trades," working with each department within the division to establish goals and learning outcomes, to assess programs and services, and to develop and provide professional development opportunities. In addition, Jake develops and maintains divisional policy, guides the University's judicial process to ensure that students live up to the Student Code of Conduct, and supports various initiatives and special projects specific to student engagement, retention and accreditation. In November 2012, Jake also began directing the programs and services of the Multicultural and International Center (MIC). Jake is in the process of researching and writing his doctoral dissertation to earn a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He earned an undergraduate degree in Communication and Political Science from Southern Utah University.
Heather Holmes, Administrative Assistant
Heather Holmes has been the administrative assistant in the Vice President for Student Services suite since November 2013. Heather comes to SUU from the North Carolina Department of Justice, Attorney General's office where she worked as a paralegal for nearly six years. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from California State University, Fullerton, an Associate in Science degree in Paralegal Studies and an Associate in Arts degree in Liberal Studies also from Fullerton College.


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Long's Family Orchard, Farm & Cider Mill
- Location: 1540 East Commerce Rd., Commerce, MI 48382
- Dates open: September 14 Opening Day
- Hours: Vary
- Description: Pick your own apples, wagon Rides (offered weekends in September to pick your own apple customers), Cider Mill (operating weekends only, cider is sold daily, Donut Kitchen, Night Time Corn Maze, Great Atmosphere and Picture Taking, Fall Time Fun Area: Petting farm, Corn Maze, Wagon Rides, U-Pick Pumpkins, Play Area and more...In general -U-pick apples are available Mid September, Cider Mill/Donuts are open Mid September, Corn Maze Late September
Diehl's Orchard and Cider Mill
- Location: 1479 Ranch Road, Holly, MI 48442
- Dates open: Aug. 15-Oct. 31
- Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m., 7 days a week
- Description: Come out every weekend for hot donuts, hot and cold cider, family fun, and hayrides (which run from September 21st to October 27th).
Franklin Cider Mill
This popular historic cider mill is nestled in busy Oakland County. Its favorite cider and donuts are joined by apples, baked goods, meats and cheeses, jams, honey and vegetables. Parking is free.
- Location: 7450 Franklin Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301 (corner of 14 Mile and Franklin, 1 mile west of Telegraph)
- Hours: weekdays - 7 a.m.-6:30 p.m., weekends - 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
- Contact: 248-626-8261
Yates Cider Mill
Yates is one of the most popular cider mills in the local area. It's also one of the oldest, . Specializing in cider, the mill also sells donuts, pies, apple butter, cider slush and caramel apples. In addition to the food, Yates also offers activities for the whole family, including pony rides, a petting zoo, Fudge Shoppe, and apple tent.
- Location: 1990 E. Avon Road, Rochester Hills, MI 48307
- Hours: Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m.-7 p.m. in October
- Contact: 248-651-8300
Goodison Cider Mill
Home of the world-famous Pistachio Nut Bread, Goodison also serves up fresh pressed cider, warm donuts, home-baked goods, and weekend fun for children and adults in the fall. Parking is free.
- Location: 4295 Orion Rd., Oakland Township, MI 48306
- Hours: Open daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Labor Day until Christmas
- Contact: 248-652-8450
The Paint Creek Cider Mill is open for most of the year and features a lunch and dinner menu, many different flavors of ice cream, smoothies and, of course, local cider and fresh doughnuts that are made on-site. Visit the Paint Creek Cider Mill's website and Facebook page for more information.
- Location: 4480 Orion Road, Oakland Township, MI 48306
- Hours: Daily, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
- Contact: 248-656-3400 or email@example.com.
Rochester Cider Mill
From the corn maze and petting farm, to the giant hay climbing pyramid and antique wall, all activities at Rochester Cider Mill are free. A minimum of four varieties of apples are available for purchase at any given time, as well as cider, donuts and other baked goods.
- Location: 5125 N. Rochester Rd., Oakland Township, MI 48306
- Hours: Call to confirm hours.
- Contact: 248-651-4224
- Location: 61475 Silver Lake Rd, South Lyon, MI 48178
- Dates open: Aug. 16 to Nov. 24
- Hours: Open daily, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. November hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Description: U-Pick, cider mill, Friday Night Haunts, hay rides, straw maze, petting farm, corn maze, sunflower garden.
Macomb County
Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill
Blake's Fall Festival runs weekends in October and includes train rides, hay Rides, pony rides, a straw maze, story book barn, animal petting farm, barnyard funland, cornfield maze, straw mountain and more. Blake's also offer u-pick fruits and vegetables and a store filled to the brim with tasty treats and fresh apple cider. See Blake's website for fall festival ticket information.
- Location: 17985 Armada Center Road, Armada, MI 48005
- Hours: The store is open daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Barnyard Funland open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through October, with ticket sales ending at 5:30 p.m. The u-pick orchard closes at 5:30 p.m.
- Contact: 586-784-5343
Hy's Cider Mill
Guests can pick their own apples at Hy's or buy a bushel at the store. Cider is also available.
- Location: 6350 37 Mile Rd., Romeo, MI 48065
- Hours: Open Sept. 10-Nov. 6 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
- Contact: 810-798-3611
Miller's Big Red Apple Orchard
Through October, Miller's guests can pick their own apples and pumpkins, stop by the petting zoo and straw mountain, or visit the store for hand-dipped caramel apples, fresh pressed cider, donuts, pies, jams and jellies and much more. Visit the website for haunted hayride dates and ticket information.
- Location: 4900 32 Mile Rd, Washington, MI 48035
- Hours: Open daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
- Contact: 586-752-7888
Verellen Orchards & Cider Mill
Verellen Orchards is open year round, but guests during the fall seaseon will find cider, several varietes of fresh apples and other fruits, vegetables, coffee cakes, ice cream, eggs, honey, cookies and more.
- Location: 63260 Van Dyke, Washington, MI 48095
- Hours: Open daily 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
- Contact: 586-752-2989
Westview Orchards
Every weekend Westview hosts a different themed festival featuring a variety of activities for all ages. Guests can visit the petting zoo, try their luck in a six-acre corn maze, or pick their own apples and pumpkins. In the store, guests will find fresh apples, 10-inch deep-dish pies, donuts, fruit flips, breads and, of course, fresh apple cider. See the website for weekend activity fees.
- Location: 65075 Van Dyke, Washington Township, MI 48095
- Hours: Farm market open daily until Dec. 24 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; u-pick apples and pumpkins daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Contact: 586-752-3123
Middleton doesn't have many ammenities, but the small cider mill makes up for it in great donuts and cider. There's a fenced in duck pond and food for kids to toss in, but otherwise the donuts, pies and cider are the main attractions. Middleton Cider Mill remains family owned since 1957.
- Location: 46462 Dequindre Ave, Shelby Township, MI 48317
- Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
- Contact: 586-731-6699
Wayne County
- Location: 38035 S Huron Rd, New Boston, MI 48164
- Dates open: Aug. 1-Jan. 1
- Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
- Description: U-Pick orchards, cider mill, animal farm, live entertainment.
- Location: 7897 Six Mile Road, Northville, MI 48167
- Dates open: Sept. 6 through end of October
- Hours: 10 to 8 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 10 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
- Description: U-Pick pumpkins, corn maze, hay rides, barn play area, cider, donuts and more.
Parmenter's Northville Cider Mill
- Location: 714 Baseline Road, Northville, MI 48167
- Dates open: Aug. 31-Nov. 24
- Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a week
- Description: Fresh cider, donuts and wine from the Northville Winery.
Plymouth Orchards & Cider Mill
- Location: 10685 Warren Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170
- Dates open: Aug. 31 - Nov.
- HOurs: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days a week
- Description: Cider, donuts, hay rides, petting farm
Washtenaw CountyObstbaum Orchards
- Location: 9252 Currie Rd., Salem, MI 48167
- Dates open: Sept. 7 to late October
- Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Description: Cider, donuts and other baked goods
- Location: 685 Central St, Dexter, MI 48130
- Dates open: Late August to mid-November
- Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Description: The Dexter Cider Mill is the oldest continuously operating Cider Mill in Michigan. Along with its natural cider, it offers fresh apples, doughnuts, caramel apples and apple nut bread.
- Location: 13011 Bethel Church Rd, Manchester, MI 48158
- Dates open: Labor Day through Oct. 31
- Hours: Tues.-Fri., noon-6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Description: Horse-drawn hayrides, 7-acre corn maze, a you-pick pumpkin patch, kids play area, free straw maze and animals area, tours of our vintage cider press, fall events and entertainment, and delicious, crisp heirloom and family favorite apples.
Genesee County
- Location: 10411 Clyde Rd., Fenton, MI 48430
- Dates open: May- November
- Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Description: U-pick, hay rides, cider, donuts, corn maze, train rides, face painting, inflatables, farm animals, pumpkin picking.


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Preseptal cellulitis is cellulitis involving the external soft tissues and eyelid. The orbital septum, a connective tissue reflection of the periosteum, inserts into the eyelids and separates them from the orbits.
Orbital inflammation is often caused by sinus infection because of the multiple venous channels that exists between the sinuses and orbits. Preseptal cellulitis must be differentiated from orbital cellulitis because orbital cellulitis has potential severe complications including orbital abscess, subperiosteal abscess, brain abscess, meningitis, optic neuritis, cavernous sinus thrombosis, and blindness.
Not applicable
Imaging Findings:
Preseptal cellulitis appears as inflammatory changes involving the external soft tissues.
Orbital cellulitis can involve three separate compartments
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-- Mary Elizabeth Dallas
FRIDAY, May 20 (HealthDay News) -- Teens who choose to practice
abstinence or delay having sex may still engage in sexual
risk-taking as adults, according to a new study.
The researchers found that a combination of other factors,
including genetics and environment, are stronger contributing
factors than being sexually promiscuous in young adulthood -- which
they described as associated with but not causing later sexual
When it comes to causal factors for sexual risk-taking, "it
doesn't really matter whether you delay sex or not," the
researchers said in a news release from the Association for
Psychological Science. They cited having multiple partners, drug
and alcohol use during sexual encounters and unprotected sex as
examples of sexual risk-taking.
The findings are scheduled for publication in a future issue of
Psychological Science.
For the study, Marina A. Bornovalova, a University of South
Florida psychologist, and her colleagues examined more than 1,000
pairs of identical and fraternal twins who'd been enrolled in the
Minnesota Twin Family Study since age 11. They were questioned on
various factors related to biology, including age at puberty, as
well as on psychological and social issues, such as friendships. At
age 24, the participants were asked about their sex lives and any
related risk-taking behaviors.
In twin pairs where one sibling had sex at age 16 or younger and
the other did not, the researchers found that their sexual
risk-taking was identical -- regardless of the age at which the
twins initiated sex.
This suggests, they said, that a combination of genetic factors,
such as a tendency to act impulsively, and environmental ones, such
as having an unstable family life or living in poverty, are
associated with sexual risk-taking in adulthood.
In short, they explained, a person's genes and life experiences
both contribute to the decision to have sex at a young age and also
to take sexual risks later on.
The researchers stressed that they do not advocate early sexual
activity, warning that it can lead to depression and negatively
affect school performance, among other things. But if our goal is
to reduce sexual risk-taking, we need to be focusing on something
else," Bornovalova said, adding that it will take more study to
determine just what that should be.
Whatever is causing sexual risk-taking, it is not early sexual
initiation," she said.
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The beloved American holiday tale, by Joe Landry, comes to life as a live 1940s radio broadcast, in this adaptation of the Christmas classic of George Bailey and his search for purpose and love! A meaningful tale sure to make your holiday season a little warmer. Tickets are $25 for Adults and $14 for Kids. Senior ticket prices are $23 and are available Thursdays and Sundays only. Tickets can be purchased by calling 231-947-2210, online at www.oldtownplayhouse.com, at the OTP Box Office or www.MyNorthTickets.com.


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Perched in the front row of Narciso Rodriguez's Spring 2010 show was Jessica Alba, decked out in the designer (of course), Mary Alice Stephenson, Emmy Rossum and Tory Burch. Such feminine stars for a collection that proved that a little masculinity thrown into the mix can be quite sexy. Let's be honest, it's not like Jessica Alba really needs any help with that...
The collection was a delicate interpretation of Spring 2010, kind of an exhale after the more elaborate, embellished, stretched, and sheer collections we've been seeing. As always, Rodriguez sticks to elegance and sophistication in his silhouettes. He struck a high note with airy gowns featuring cascading hemlines (longer in the back and swooped up in the front) during the closing looks of the show.
The collection was not all light and easy, we should add. There were rather androgynous looking jumpsuits, prints that recalled some kind of internal body scan and pops of aggressive red and amethyst. But what fans of Rodriguez understand and what likely makes him a favorite amongst one Ms. Obama is that in these moments, the details never outshine the woman.


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Education Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE:EDR)
A self-managed and self-advised REIT engaged in the ownership, acquisition and management of quality student housing communities. It also provides student housing development consulting services to universities, charitable foundations and others.
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With challenging budget conditions at many large public universities, public student housing REITs will be able to take advantage to grow. In addition, the Company's expertise with managing will allow the Company to increase operating income.
Heavy debt. However, before it went freefall in 2008, average for this stock was $11-13 range+. Believe they have potential to regain their former range, as college ranks swell once more due to economic recovery, allowing anyone who buys in now to double their money
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The Stock still gives a high Dividend
With more and more people going back to school for second and third degrees, the need for good housing near the universities is going to grow in the coming years.


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VOLUME 50. ISSUE 78 MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1990 THE OST WEBER STATE COLLEGE Utah vs. the nation SlGNP fc Utah teachers jumping lines can expect $5,000 or more By R. Todd McGee Staff writer of The Sgnpost Editor's note: This is the last article in a two-part series investigating eductors who leave Utah for higher pay. Like most teachers, Blaine BlonquistofHenefer gets up early every school morning and bends over backwards to give his students his best during the day. Wishing he was better paid for his efforts, Blonquist jumped state lines for higher pay. "I wouldn't teach in Utah," Blonquist said. "Not unless they did something about the pay scale." A family ranch is the only thing keeping Blonquist from moving out of state. Utah fell more than 10 places in the national ranking of public school teacher's pay between 1983 and 1989, according to Nancy Needham of National Education Association Communications. Utah is also one of eight states paying teachers an average salary of $22,828 or less, according to Needham. Teachers can expect a salary increase of about $5,000 by WSC's image needs work; senate advocates ideas By Paula Wright Staff writer of The Sgnpost Weber State must project a winning image to all its publics to enhance opportunities to achieve educational excellence. Recommendations to improve WSC's image were approved by the faculty senate in a meeting last Thursday. "Institutions who are imaged as winners are better funded than losers," said Randy Scott, chairman of the image committee who presented the report. Emphasis needs to be placed on improved channels of communication between WSC and the community. The committee suggested the initiation of a President's Hot driving across state lines into Wyoming. Jumping the line into Colorado, a Utah educator would receive a $7,000 raise. Similarly, into Nevada or Arizona an average $6,000 increase would be noted. In 1986, Connecticut's Legislature passed the Education Enhancement Act which authorized $300 million to teacher's salaries, according to Mark Waxenberg, Connecticut Education Association president. "The law passed because higher teacher pay was our number one priority in the mid-80s," he explained. The results were an average pay which that went from $20,731 in 1983 to $37,343 in 1989, the second-best-paid teachers in the nation, next to Alaska. According to Needham, 34 percent of all teachers in Connecticut's Enfield School District commute from nearby Massachusetts. Many of them jumped the line when Connecticut upped its wage. Dr. Keith Burnett of WSC's education department said Weber State grads who don't have strong ties to the state are Line available to the community, faculty, students and staff to provide direct feedback about concerns and problems. "We need to let others tell us what they think and then do something about it," said Rod Julander, a member of the faculty senate executive committee. Establishment of a permanent image committee made of faculty, staff and students was suggested by the committee. The committee will oversee image management efforts and provide input. "Image is not just the responsibility of administration or of a committee," said Julander. "Each one of us contributes. We need to watch what we say and do." applying elsewhere for better pay. California, Clark County, Nevada, and Evanston, Wyoming are all getting numerous applications, he said. Concerning Utah teachers talking about moving and those actually doing it, Dee Burningham of the Utah Education Association said, "Clearly there is an increase." Currently, UEA is conducting a survry to get feedback on this issue, he said. Burningham acknowledged many teaching in Utah are too attached to leave. These individuals aren't jumping lines, they're jumping professions, he said. Diana McGee is a 1988 Weber State education alumna. She taught school for one year before realizing she could make equal wages for less work or more wages for equal work. Today she works for an optometrist. "The real harm to education and to kids comes when a pay imbalance does become chronic, when a state perpetually lags behind its neighbors in support for education and in professional salaries," Needham warned. An opinion leader survey is being prepared by the college advancement office said Scott. "This will serve as a feedback mechanism of how Weber State is perceived externally," he said. "Research will let us know what does work and what doesn't." 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"I don't have to go to church. I get to go to church," where it is air conditioned and has comfy seats. How grateful we should be that we are not in another country sweatin' it up during our hour or so of worship. Yet in other places people worship for many, many hours and do so with a thankful heart.
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Rainbow 1113 West Lincoln Highway 610-383-3780
Reeceville 248 Reeceville Road 610-383-3785
Registrations for grades one through eight are being accepted through Central Registration. Appointments can be made by calling 610-466-2400.