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Year the College of Business was founded
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*University of Notre Dame Class of 2015 (from high schools that rank)
2011 Median Annual Salary
Management and Information Technology Management
*Source: Notre Dame Institutional Research, Future Plans 2011, February 2012.*Salaries do not include bonuses.*Statistics are based on received 2011 placement surveys.
Freshmen are not admitted into the College of Business. All University of Notre Dame freshmen are enrolled in the First Year of Studies program. Upon completion of First Year of Studies, students may move into the College of Business if they are have completed all requirements including Writing and Rhetoric, University Seminar and Physical Education; earn at least 24 credits and be in good academic standing. Prospective business students are also expected to have completed two semesters of Calculus and Principles of Microeconomics prior to entering the College. College of Business students declare their major in the second semester of the sophomore year.
Management and Information Technology Management
Undeclared sophomores
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Percent Male
Percent International
Median SAT score
Median ACT score
African American
4 percent
Asian American
6 percent
Hispanic or Latino American
10 percent
Native American
2 percent
White (Non-Hispanic)
78 percent
A Notre Dame education starts with exploring a broad liberal arts curriculum in a variety of academic areas before choosing a particular major. Many of these will be University requirements. Students are required to maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA. More
Average size in required business courses
Average size in business electives
Average size in non-business courses requiredfor admission to business program
Classes with fewer than 20 students
12 percent
Classes with 21 to 50 students
87 percent
Classes with more than 50 students
1 percent
Number of different elective courses available in the business program
Elective courses added since June 2011:
Leading areas of study:
Special Programs:
The Collegiate Sequence in International Business is a series of courses designed to give the undergraduate a broad exposure to the global nature of the world of business. Successful completion of this coursework results in the International Business Certificate.
Microventuring Certificate ProgramThe Microventuring Certificate Program combines instruction, experiential learning and an international internship. Students begin with a broader, theoretical view of microentrepreneurship, microenterprise development and microfinance. They then move into a deeper dive of entrepreneurial skills development with an application of these tools to a specific, domestic enterprise. Finally, students move back into the broader contest, leveraging skills and experience in an international internship. successful completion of all phases of this program results in the Microventuring Certificate.
Hosted by the Mendoza College's Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, annual competitions provide an opportunity for students to learn, to foster new business development and to compete for prize money. more
One-on-one Peer Tutoring is available for any undergraduate student in most business courses.more
While the Mendoza College of Business does not offer a doctoral program in business, information about doctoral programs in general and about recommended undergraduate coursework to prepare for entering a Ph.D. program is available.more
International Studies develops awareness of the importance and benefit of a global perspective through international study and complementary campus activities. More than 40 academic-year and five summer programs in 20 countries ensure that participating students come to understand their potential as leaders in a global world through exposure to international academics, research, and cultural engagement. 2010-2011 Mendoza College of Business student participation exceeded 53 percent.
The University of Notre Dame provides its students with many unique opportunities through which Mendoza undergraduates can engage in research, scholarly and creative endeavors. more
Academic departments and the Center for Social Concerns collaborate to provide educational experiences through community-based learning courses. Students are invited to think critically about complex social realities and about their responsibilities within them. Relationships are maintained with approximately 50 local organizations and alumni clubs, helping students find service, advocacy, community organizing and other means of becoming engaged in addressing social concerns.
Year of last major change to core curriculum - 2009
Percent of 2011 graduates who provided employment information
Percent of 2011 seniors seeking full-time employment in business
Number of companies recruiting undergraduate students
Number of companies that posted full-time positions between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009
Job offer results, of 2011:
Accepted first job offer by graduation
Accepted first job offer in three months following graduation
Accepted first job offer more than three months after graduation
2011 Graduate Compensation:
Median base salary
Median signing bonus
12 percent
54 percent
General Management
Human Resources
Bloomberg Businessweek Undergraduate Programs Ranking (2013)
Bloomberg Businessweek Undergraduate Specialty Program Rankings (2013)
The Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame earned top 10 rankings in 8 of 14 business specialty categories in the 2013 Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of the "Best Undergraduate Business Programs by Specialty."
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To build a premier Catholic business school that fosters academic excellence, professional effectiveness and personal accountability in a context that strives to be faithful to the ideals of community, human development and individual integrity.
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Used to be a fan of this codec package, but the cumbersome upgrade process (save config -> uninstall -> reinstall) for minor codec upgrades made this a pain to maintain. It works well, I suppose, but I'm finding a lot more flexibility with just installing FFDShow, LAVFilters and Media Player Classic.
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Offers a chronological timeline of important dates, events, and milestones in North Carolina history.
The first Native Americans cross into North America from Siberia 12,000 to 10,000 years ago. The first permanent settlements appear around 1000 BCE. Approximately 30 Native American tribes are scattered across the area now known as North Carolina. The Iroquois inhabit the mountains in the western part of the state, the Sioux live in the central piedmont area, and the Algonquin live in the southern tidewater area. One of the original 13 colonies, North Carolina was the first state to instruct its delegates to vote for independence from the British crown during the Continental Congress.
16th Century North Carolina History Timeline
1524 - Giovanni da Verrazano explores the Carolina coast for France.
1540 - Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto explores the southwestern part of the state in search of gold.
1584-1585 - Sir Walter Raleigh sends several shiploads of people to establish the New World's first English colony on North Carolina's Roanoke Island.
1586 - The colonists are forced to return to England due to hardships.
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1590 - White returns to Roanoke to find that the settlers have all disappeared. The word "CROATOAN" is found carved into a tree. The fate of "The Lost Colony" remains one of the state's most enduring mysteries.
17th Century North Carolina History Timeline
1655 - Nathaniel Batts becomes the first European man to permanently settle in North Carolina.
18th Century North Carolina History Timeline
1705 - Bath, the first town in North Carolina, is built.
1711-1713 - The Tuscarora War between Native Americans and European settlers. After two years of fighting a number of military expeditions, the Tuscarora ended the war, marking the last significant effort by eastern Indians to stop the wave of white settlers crowding them out of their land.
1718 - Blackbeard the pirate is killed off the North Carolina coast.
1729 - North Carolina becomes a royal English colony
1767-1770 - Tryon Palace is built in New Bern, becoming North Carolina's colonial capitol building.
1774 - The women of Edenton, led by Penelope Barker, take on British rule by putting down their tea cups in what becomes known as the Edenton Tea Party.
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1794 - The capital of North Carolina, which had previously been located in New Bern, is moved to Raleigh.
1795 - Univ. of North Carolina becomes the nation's first state university
1799 - The first gold nugget is found in the United States at Reed Gold Mine in Cabarrus County.
19th Century North Carolina History Timeline
Early 1800s -North Carolina becomes known as the "Rip Van Winkle" state because it makes so little progress that it appears to be asleep.
1804 -The "Walton War" is fought between residents of Georgia and North Carolina.
1828 - North Carolina Native Andrew Jackson becomes the 7th president of the United States.
1830s - The U. S. government forces Cherokee Indians from their homes in what becomes known as the "Trail of Tears." Many Cherokee hide in the mountains of North Carolina.
1831 - Workmen attempting to fireproof the roof of the State Capitol ironically end up setting the building aflame.
1836 -After years of having governors elected by the state senate, Edward B. Dudley becomes the first popularly elected governor of North Carolina.
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1845 - James Polk becomes the 11th president of the United States.
1853 - The first North Carolina State Fair is held.
1861 - May 20 - North Carolina leaves the Union. Instead of voting to secede from the United States, as other states did, North Carolina voted to "undo" the act that had brought it into the United States.
1861-1865 -The United States Civil War. Some 40,000 North Carolinians are killed over the course of the war.
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1866 - Tuscarora Indian Henry Berry Lowrie leads a revolt in Robeson County, becoming a folk hero to many Native Americans. Six years later, he mysteriously disappears.
1868 - July 4 - North Carolina is readmitted to the Union.
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1878 - A Cherokee reservation is formed in Western North Carolina, providing protection for those Native Americans who lived in that area.
Late 1800s - The textile and furniture industries grow rapidly in North Carolina.
1897 - The first bill to give women the right to vote in North Carolina is proposed, but is sent to a committee on insane asylums and is never passed.
20th Century North Carolina History Timeline
1903 - The Wright brothers make man's first successful flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
1917 - The United States enters World War I.
1918 - Fort Bragg is established.
1920 - The 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution passes, giving women the right to vote across the country, including in North Carolina.
1920s - Tobacco becomes an important crop in North Carolina.
1929 - The Great Depression begins.
1941 - The United States enters World War II.
1943 - Pembroke State College for Indians (now UNC-Pembroke) becomes the nation's first public four-year college for Native Americans.
1954 -Hurricane Hazel, one of the most destructive hurricanes in state history, batters the Carolina coast.
1959 - Research Triangle Park opens in between Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, ushering in an era of high-tech growth in North Carolina.
1950s-1960s - The Civil Rights Movement.
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1960s - The North Carolina Fund, established by Governor Sanford, works to end poverty in North Carolina and becomes a model for programs across the nation.
1965-1973 - Vietnam War.
1989 - Hurricane Hugo strikes North Carolina, reaching as far inland as Charlotte, and doing major damage.
1993 -The Smart Start program to improve school readiness begins. The program is looked upon as a national model.
1994 -The Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina is ranked as the best place to live in the United States.
1996 -Hurricane Fran strikes North Carolina, causing massive damage across the state.
1999 -Hurricane Floyd slams into North Carolina, bringing with it flood waters that devastate many areas in the eastern part of the state.
21st Century North Carolina History Timeline
2003 - Police arrested Olympic bombing suspect, Eric Robert Rudolph, in Murphy
2005 - State legislature voted implementation of state lottery
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2009 - Seven people in North Carolina charged with plotting terror attacks in foreign countries, including Israel and Jordan
2010 - Duke University won NCAA Championship
2011 - Huricane Irene made landfall in North Carolina
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Job advice for homely people
How to make the most of what you have
It's unfortunate but true that homely folks often have more limited income prospects than their better-looking peers. People are shallow like that.
What can you do if you've been blessed with less than your fair share of good looks? Both "FMF" at Free Money Finance and Kiplinger columnist Marty Nemko have some advice.
Bing: Famous ugly people
Marty also has some relevant remarks for employers: "All other things being equal, I'd give the nod to an ugly candidate." You can probably hire them for less and they'll work harder than those who know how to get by on their looks.
In his post "Why I like to hire ugly people," Marty recalled the change in people's attitudes toward him when he wore a hairpiece for some TV spots. (What do you think? We prefer Marty in the photos without the rug.) "Wearing the hairpiece helped me realize the power of looks," he said.
What's the non-beautiful person to do? We'll offer some samples from both of these writers.
- Make the most of what you've got. Stand up straight, wear decent clothes, be clean -- and, ladies, use makeup to full advantage. Marty notes that makeovers are available for free at department stores. Keep your weight under control.
- Know more and work harder than the pretty people. FMF says that "you MUST deliver results and have a good attitude." Marty adds:
Don't skimp on self-development. If you have mediocre skills, that's strike two. Add a mediocre personality, and it's usually strike three and you're out.
- Don't give up hope. One of the studies cited by FMF found that education and confidence in your abilities have more effect on your income than a beautiful face.
Need inspiration? Think of the hugely successful people you adore who don't have classic good looks. Lyle Lovett comes to mind. Who are your favorites?
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Insurance you didn't know you had
Your home, auto and medical coverage could be better than you think. Here are 11 scenarios for which you might be pleasantly surprised to learn you can file a claim.
If you took an ax to your kitchen floor, the damage typically wouldn't be covered by your homeowners insurance. Insurers generally don't cover intentional damage, and whacking a floor with an ax is considered pretty intentional.
Except when the blows are inflicted in the course of dispatching a rattlesnake that slithered into your kitchen, threatening your wife and 3-year-old child.
That's what happened a few years ago to a friend of Bill Sirola, a retired former spokesman for insurer State Farm, and the friend's insurer paid up without a murmur.
"It took him five or six good whacks to kill the thing," Sirola said.
There are plenty of things that insurance won't pay for. But in writing about insurance over the years, I've stumbled across some unexpected things that are covered. Some are pretty esoteric, like actresses insuring their legs or policies that pay out in case of alien abduction. But others are fairly common, and I've picked my 11 favorites among them, starting with my No. 1 of all time:
Waterbed liability
Cue the rotating disco ball and the 1970s funk music, because many renters and condo insurance policies provide coverage if your bodacious berth bursts.
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The insurance applies regardless of what caused the leakage, as long as you didn't intentionally break the bed.
Sometimes the coverage is built in; in other cases, you may need to pay a little extra for a waterbed-liability endorsement. But once you have it, you're covered for damage to your own pad as well as whatever you inflict on your downstairs neighbor.
Tombstone damage
If a vandal destroys or carries off a loved one's headstone, it might be covered under your homeowners insurance. The damage would be subject to the same restrictions that apply to other coverage, meaning the destruction:
- Exceeds your deductible.
- Is a covered loss.
Theft and vandalism damage are typically covered losses, but natural disasters often aren't.
It turns out that you can get your shiatsu subsidized, depending on your coverage and the circumstances. Your doctor can prescribe massage to help you recover from a car accident or an on-the-job injury, for example. If your insurance covers chiropractic care, it may also cover massage ordered by the chiropractor.
Check your policy for details or talk to your employer's human-resources department.
Weight control
Run-of-the-mill weight-loss programs aren't covered by most insurance policies, according to the National Institutes of Health, but your insurer may cover prescription weight-control medications and weight-loss surgery.
The latter typically costs $25,000 to $30,000, so coverage is a really big deal. To qualify, though, you have to be morbidly obese -- usually defined as 20% or more above your ideal body weight or with a body mass index of 40 or higher. You may also qualify if you're not quite that heavy but you have a serious weight-related condition, such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease or severe apnea.
Even if your weight-loss program isn't covered by insurance, you may still be able to defray the cost if it's prescribed by a doctor. In that case, you can use the pretax money you've put in your flexible-spending account at work to pay for it. Flexible-spending plans allow you to pay for a host of other medical expenses that may not be covered by insurance, including smoking-cessation programs, birth control, fertility treatments, orthodontia and (if prescribed by a doctor) over-the-counter medications, including aspirin.
Drunken guests
A friend leaves your Super Bowl party, hops into his car and promptly plows into another vehicle. Everybody in the other car winds up in a hospital, and you get sued for serving alcohol to your friend.
There's plenty of variation in state laws, regional court cases and insurer policies, but in general the liability portion of your homeowners insurance can help pay your defense and any damages awarded, up to the limits of your policy.
And there's the rub, because many homeowners policies limit liability protection to $300,000 or so. You'd be smart to investigate getting at least a $1 million personal liability or umbrella policy if you're a homeowner.
Also, your coverage may depend on you not doing something egregiously stupid, like serving a minor or continuing to serve someone who is already drunk.
For details, talk to your insurance agent.
Stupid kids
Parents in most states can be held financially responsible for damage caused by their minor children. Fortunately, many homeowners insurance policies will help pay the bill -- depending on the child's age, the circumstances and the policy language.
A big exception: Insurance policies won't pay for damage resulting from "intentional," "malicious" or "illegal" acts.
If your little Sally accidentally knocks a baseball through the neighbor's plate-glass window, your homeowners insurance may kick in. If she hurls a brick through the same window, though, you're on your own for the costs of the replacement -- and for the therapy she so desperately needs.
I think this is an over all good article BUT I will say this. Every state has different laws pertaining to how a policy is written. Every company has to follow those laws. I only saw once a reccomendation for the reader to talk to their agent. It is incredibly important to have a knowledgable agent to guide you when purchasing insurance, no matter what kind of insurance. MY issues with this article are this: 1) the waterbed...generally if the cause of loss is wear and tear, ONLY the water damage will be covered. NOT the waterbed. 2) the college student away at college. In most states, the personal belongs will be covered no matter where the student is living, in an apt or in a dorm, as long as the student is part of the household. The only time the percentage of the personal property is diminished is when you are away from home on a trip. The examples I have given are GENERAL. If you have questions about your policy, you need to ask your agent. If the agent will not or cannot give you the information that you want. And show you precise examples in your policy. THEN FIND ANOTHER AGENT. A GOOD AGENT IS A WONDERFUL THING. We are willing to help. If your agent doesn't want to help, you can find a new one. In each state, the policy is writen by a set of rules, we each sell pretty much the same policy. The only difference we have to offer is our customer service. NOEVER BE AFRAID TO ASK QUESTIONS.
The article says: The (renter & condo) insurance applies regardless of what caused the leakage, as long as you didn't intentionally break the (water) bed. If the insurance truly pays out in the case of water damage from a deteriorated or worn out water bed membrane, this is the exact opposite case of many homeowner policies which consider hidden water damage from deteriorated (rusted or leaky) plumbing and bath fixtures as a natural occurrence - not suddenly and totally failing, therefore not an accident and you do not receive one penny.
This info switches from Home owners to Auto health and Renters Insurance policies, that some cover this peril other do not but switching from policies they will get sometimes covered.
As it was said by someone, also varies from State to State laws. Remember One nation(?) 50 different ( Independent???) States!
Well, as to damage caused by stupid kids...half the kids out there have below average intelligence,so too, do their parents,most likely. Those folks tend to read very little,and haven't seen,nor will read this story or their homeowners insurance,even if they have such a policy. So,I guess that we folks who enjoy above average intelligence shouldn't be concerned about a spate of insurance claims arising after publication of this article, as the dumb folks are/will remain unaware.
Years ago, a public adjuster whom I knew,told me that about 80% of the residential fires in the USA, occurred in homes owned or occupied by poor people, his euphemism for dumb folks.
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On November 18th and 19th new markings to create a "protected bicycle lane" were installed on Ames Street in Kendall Square. This work was done as part of repaving the street and removing the construction barriers that had been needed to allow for the construction of 75 Ames Street, the expansion of the Broad Center. This work was done by Boston Properties working closely with the 3 city departments – DPW, TP&T and CDD.
Why make this change? In this plan the bicycle is protected from moving vehicles by a row of parked cars and from the door zone of the parked cars by a marked buffer zone.
The parking spaces are marked out on the street. These are still metered spaces so the driver must pay the meter fee at the meter on the sidewalk. Do not park against the curb in the bicycle lane.
Click here to see the Ames Street plan.
For more information about protected bicycle lanes and this project go to http://www.cambridgema.gov/CDD/Transportation/design/bicycling/cycletracks.aspx
We hope all the users of the street will find this change an improvement. We welcome your feedback or comments.
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Mark Burnett, known best for "Survivor" and "The Apprentice," is helping NBC launch a music singing competition called "The Voice of America" next year, according to Hollywood Reporter. It could start as soon as the spring of 2011 and is already casting.
Here's the set up, based on a popular Dutch show called "The Voice of Holland."
The competition's format is similar to Idol, but even closer to X Factor, with some notable differences from both. The Voice has a panel of four coaches who also have careers as popular performing artists. During the audition rounds, the coaches sit in rotating chairs with their backs to the contestants, so they can only hear the singers, not see them. If they like the performance, they push a button, sending the contestant to the next round and claiming the contestant as one of their students. If more than one coach likes a contestant, the singers gets to choose who will be his/her coach.
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AFT Statement in Support of Chicago Teachers Union
WASHINGTON—Statement of AFT President Randi Weingarten in support of the Chicago Teachers Union.
"Yesterday, on a call with her fellow AFT executive council members, including the union's three national officers, Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis reported on the status of the CTU's ongoing negotiations with Chicago Public Schools, the CTU's hope for a settlement, and its preparations for a strike if a settlement is not reached.
"Chicago's teachers want what is best for their students and for Chicago's public schools. And they want to work in an environment that respects their work and their role as partners with administrators in ensuring that every Chicago child has a chance to succeed. The AFT and its members stand with the CTU.
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Service was phenomenal, everyone was really friendly.Clean rooms, clean pool. I would definitely come back.
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Older hotel, Only one bath towel provided
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Just out of the town centre a nice easy walk On the river side to get to the shops and dinning places.
hotel nice
The staff was very nice and the over all comdition was nice.
The room was nice, but seemed a bit damp in the mornings. our clothes seemed damp as well. I also felt paying $18 a night to park my car was a bit high.
I liked that everyone was very helpful
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Staff was nice. Not too far from riverwalk. Great place to stay with kids.
Parking was full at night. Hard to find where to park.
Breakfast, happy hour , restaurant
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Staff was great. They were nice, friendly, and very helpful. Air conditioner was super cold in 105 degree weather.
Room was next to a noisy elevator.
Every thing very nice
the parking I waited a hour cause a car park in front of my truck and if im paying they should respect .
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Bathroom To loud Restaurant To much for parking
On the riverwalk, but not too close to the noise. Around the corner from all the activity. Nice, big pool. Retro feel.
It doesn't have it's own access to the riverwalk, although it's on the river. You just walk across the street to gain access.
Great views, situated on te quiet end of river walk.
Pay for parking was too much, and not advertised ahead of time.
Pool and view.
Some of the fixtures were broke and drape was torn.
it had a big swimming pool an a bar.
my kids couldnt enjoy swimming cause the bar lady told us we could splash water cause some people sitting on a table were getting wet. It was a swimming area people get wet.
Entrance to river walk close by, pool was cool
Everything else, images we're deceitful, it took at least 15 min on the river walk to arrive to the main river walk locations, hotel has high ratings yet is empty for the most part, over priced drinks, price was unreasonable for the location and structure of the building.
Great service. Definitely A+. Taxi boat across the street added to the convinience. We are planning to stay again next month.
Nice room and clean. Wifi pretty fast
The river next to the hotel is not the part where popular for tourist, you have to walk 10 mins to downtown and the center of river walk. One of the staff is not good, i asked about the attraction and how to get there. He not even show me the map or told me anything good. Just told me walk to downtown. Not even told me the direction.
I liked everything from the time we checked in to the time we left. Helpful staff and it was always clean.
A/C was not working on lobby, restaurant, bar area... On rooms the A/C went off and on and too noisy....
I just liked the fact that it had a lot of tables all around the hotel and u can drink out there for after hrs. The pool and the fact that it has a bar in the pool area.
Not such a good room for the price and not really in the river walk.
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VERO BEACH - This fall, children visiting McKee Botanical Garden will have more things to explore and discover about the garden thanks to a new backpack activity program.
To enhance the learning experience for children, McKee staff has been preparing, developing and testing new curriculum with activities that children can do while they are enjoying the beautiful garden year-round.
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Black Bean & Mango Salsa Cups
Some of the first appetizers I decided to make for our "Spring Into Summer" party last week were these little "Black Bean & Mango Salsa Cups". The recipe could not have been simpler — just a yummy mango and black bean salsa popped into baked wonton cups. Easy, cute, fresh, and delicious. Well, apparently the guys in the room had a different spin on "cute"…
Derek: "Dude, what are these little things? They're really good!"
Other guys in room: "They look like little claws." "Yeah, man, like talons!" "With salsa!"
Derek: "So they're like RO*TEL talons. RO*TALONS!!!!"
Thus blogosphere, I introduce to you cute little salsa cups. Or Ro*Talons. :)
Black Bean & Mango Salsa Cups
- 12 wonton wrappers
- 1 can RO*TEL diced tomatoes and green chiles, drained
- 1 (15 oz.) can black beans, drained
- 1 can whole-kernel corn
- 1 mango, peeled and diced
- 1/2 cup chopped green onions
- 1/2 tsp. ground cumin
- 1 handful fresh cilantro, chopped
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Make the wonton "cups" by gently pressing each wrapper down into a mini-baking cup, careful to be sure that the corners are folded out and not in. Bake for 7-10 minutes, or until the cups are firm and slightly golden.
Meanwhile, stir together all remaining salsa ingredients in a bowl until combined. Once the wonton cups are ready, spoon the salsa into each cup, and serve immediately.
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Feel free to substitute in any of your favorite chunky salsa recipes with these! Just be sure that the salsas are well-drained, otherwise the bottoms of the wonton cups will get soggy.


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There's new information on plans for a billion dollar nitrogen fertilizer plant coming to the Tri-State.
Wednesday, we reported that Ohio Valley Resources applied for an air permit to build the plant near Rockport in Spencer County, but other communities may also be in the running and Owensboro is one of them.
More than 15 years ago, AK Steel decided to build it's new plant in Rockport, but many say it was an economic win for both sides of the Ohio.
"AK steel was certainly a win for us when it came to Spencer County," said President and CEO of the Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corporation Nick Brake.
Whether a proposed nitrogen fertilizer plant is built in Indiana, or across the big Blue Bridge in Kentucky, the potential for new jobs is exciting those in the Tri-State.
Wednesday, Ohio Valley Resources announced it's application for an air permit to build the facility on this plot of land in Spencer County.
But Owensboro, a city that's no stranger to new development, says it's still in the running and wants to win the billion dollar project.
"Obviously we're going to do everything we can to make it work in Kentucky, because that's where we are and that's where we live," Brake said.
Brake says with recent construction of Smothers Park, the new hospital, and a hotel and convention center is signaling a new era for Kentucky's third largest city.
"The construction impact has been great for our community," said Brake.
And with the potential for 1,200 construction jobs and 80 full-time positions, he says he's just happy to have the plant here in the tri-state.
"We're satisfied that this project is in this region and we feel like there's going to be a great benefit to all of us."
But brake says a plant this big, would bring families and spur new business in the area where it's built.
No word on when a final announcement could be made.
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Compare the 7900 hoods (left) with the new 9000 brake hoods (right).
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My profile of Charles Komanoff and his congestion-pricing crusade — Wired
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When State Department officials designated a Nigerian Islamist militant group as a foreign terrorist organization, they did so without mentioning that the people being terrorized are Christians targeted for their beliefs. In fact, they acted as if the group has other motivations.
"These designations are an important and appropriate step, but only one tool in what must be a comprehensive approach by the Nigerian government to counter these groups through a combination of law enforcement, political, and development efforts, as well as military engagement, to help root out violent extremism while also addressing the legitimate concerns of the people of northern Nigeria," the State Department said in the press release last week. "All of our assistance to Nigeria stresses the importance of protecting civilians and ensuring that human rights are respected. That assistance and these designations demonstrate U.S. support for the Nigerian people's fight against Boko Haram and Ansaru."
"While also addressing the legitimate concerns of the people of northern Nigeria" — such language suggests that the terrorism is an operation of Nigerian unrest about the economy or other social concerns. As it happens, Boko Haram's motivations are completely different.
The group, whose name means "Western education is sinful" in the native Hausa language, is formally known as the Congregation of the People of Tradition for Proselytism and Jihad and has become known for demanding Christians convert to Islam or die.
The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway heard a survivor of a Boko Haram attack speak Wednesday in Washington. The terrorists asked Habila Adamu if he was a Christian. He said he was.
"The gunmen wanted to know why he was not Muslim and told him they'd spare his life if he renounced his faith," Hemingway wrote. "His wife begged him to do what he needed to do to live. But he told them he was ready to die as a Christian. Before he could even get the statement out a second time, they shot him in the face."
Adamu survived, but thousands of others have not. Some women survive — but only to be used as "wives" by their kidnappers.
The Obama administration has consistently refused to acknowledge a religious motivation for Islamist extremist terrorism. In a 2010 speech, President Obama's then-counterterrorism adviser (and current CIA director) John Brennan said the administration does not "describe our enemy as jihadists or Islamists because jihad is holy struggle, a legitimate tenet of Islam meaning to purify oneself of one's community."
There's perhaps a case to be made for U.S. foreign policy officials, if not downplaying, at least not hyping the religious dynamic involved in terrorism: It'd be bad to say anything that terrorist propagandists could use to convince Muslims that the United States is at war with Islam. But there's danger in falling off the horse on the other side as well.
The State Department should take care not to deliver a messaging victory to American enemies by refusing to acknowledge the religious components of such attacks when appropriate.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- White Castle's Cravers Hall of Fame has a new inductee, the legendary "Architect of Shock Rock" – Alice Cooper. While visiting Columbus during his 2014 All Bad Things tour, Cooper stopped by the Columbus-based White Castle home office for a VIP tour, induction ceremony and an impromptu jam session.
"When we heard about Cooper's life-long love of our hot and tasty sandwiches, we knew he had to be a part of the Cravers Hall of Fame," said Jamie Richardson, White Castle vice president. "He is a legend in the rock 'n' roll world, and now he is a legend at White Castle."
Presented with a plaque and a live cover performance of a few of his most notable songs, Cooper was honored in true Craver fashion. However, he is no stranger to Hall of Fame inductions. In 2011, he and his band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Cooper is the first Rock and Roll Hall of Famer to be inducted into the Cravers Hall of Fame.
"It's probably one of the most all-American things that there is, White Castles. So I feel like it's the one product that hasn't changed over all the years. Everything tastes differently now. But White Castle tastes exactly the same," said Cooper.
In 2002, White Castle began to induct public figures, celebrities and pop icons that had publicly shown their love of White Castle. Other celebrity Cravers who have been honored include current Speaker of the House John Boehner; Alex Weresow, a Los Angeles television producer; and the stars of "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle," John Cho and Kal Penn.
To enter the 14th Annual Cravers Hall of Fame Contest – Cravers can submit original stories about their relationship with White Castle, why it is meaningful to them and the efforts they have undertaken to satisfy their cravings for the one of a kind taste of White Castle. Potential Hall of Famers can learn more by visiting: http://www.whitecastle.com/cravers/hall-of-fame/new. Stories are evaluated for originality, duration and extent of the "Crave." Cravers have until July 31 to submit their entries. If selected as honorees, winners are invited to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the Hall of Fame induction ceremony this October.
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Even tho Brian and I didn't make the cut because of the time (YES, IT WAS MY FAULT FOR ONE REALLY BAD WRONG TURN AND ONE NOT SO BAD WRONG TURN) this was one spectacular ride!
As penance for making us bust out on the time, my new forum handle will be...
Which equals "Wrong Way Jim"!
Thanks to Scott and Mark for putting this together. I had a ball!
As penance for making us bust out on the time, my new forum handle will be...
Which equals "Wrong Way Jim"!
Thanks to Scott and Mark for putting this together. I had a ball!
Hey Jim your welcome! One of the complications about doing a long twisty route is the shear number of turns and hiway changes, which just makes it that much easier to make a wrong turn.
We rode together Friday, what was it something like 350 miles or so and most of it was the TBA route. You and Brian ride pretty dang good for a couple of boys from Flori-Duh!
The game plan is to do another TBA ride at next years SFO, so get ready!
I sort of thought that one of with the map, and the other with the route sheet might be the way to go and it would minimize any mistakes. I guess that next go 'round we'll have to fix up one of those enduro style roll charts, and I'll beg Brian to go in front or smack me in the head when I do something stupid, like take us most of the way to Heber Springs. Absolutely no issues with the map or with the written directions except for being too dense to take the time to study the intersections a little better.
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She blogs.
She's a REDHEAD!
She's a LOT like me!!
She's a LOT like me!!
SO … what's NOT to love about Vicki of redheadedtravels.com fame?
Especially now that she's passed me the poisoned chalice of the LIEBSTER Award …
It seems that the origins of this blog-lovin' award that recognises blogging fabulousness (well, I got it, didn't I?) by highlighting selected blogs and profiling the bloggers who made them happen have been lost in the mists of time!
So, today I'm sticking with Vicki's rules – here's how to play!
- Share 11 Random Facts about yourself
- Answer Vicki's 11 questions
- Share the
painjoy by nominating another 11 bloggers. Give them your own 11 questions to answer; and tell them you've nominated them!
Red Nomad Revealed: 11 Random Facts about ME!
- My left eye is blue and my right eye is black. I've scared a lot of young children by pretending I'm an alien …
- … which technically I am. I was born in New Zealand! But if you want to observe a real, live deportation, you'll be disappointed. I'm an Australian citizen!!
- AND … a loud and proud Aussie traveller. Just don't ask me where my favourite place is – I'm so fickle it's generally the last place I've been to! At this point, that makes it the Snowy Mountains ...
- ...where the highest I've ever been (without flying) is 2228 metres – the top of Mt Kosciuszko, highest point in Australia …
- … which I climbed to celebrate a significant birthday. I'll leave you to guess which one!
|BLACK Sunset at Lake Pamamaroo, Menindee Lakes, New South Wales
- BLACK is my favourite colour. But for
pedantspurists who insist it's NOT a colour, RED comes a very close second …
|What's NOT to love about RED? When it looks like this Eucalypt bark in the Snowy Mountains, that is!
- … closely followed by other colours like Blue. And Green! Actually, ALL the colours of the Rainbow – so I've started some Pinterest boards to capture the Colours of OZ!
- But RED features prominently in many parts of OZ – including my choice for quintessential Aussie landscape photo!
|Dingo at Ormiston Gorge, Central Australia
- I'm loudly and proudly an amateur photographer! My photos complement my diary as a visual record of what I actually see on my travels ...
- … which means I rarely leave the house without my 'camera equipment' (aka one point and click camera) …
- … and I leave creating art by post-production photographic manipulation to the experts! If my camera doesn't do it, it doesn't happen SO ... this is as good as it gets for me!
RED HOT: The GRILL – from Vicki:
My answers to Vicki's questions:
1 What is your favourite Ice Cream Flavour?
I've been told not to bother turning up to dinner parties unless I bring my own concoction involving fresh cherries, cranberries, brandy, nuts, lemon juice, brown sugar and ginger swirled through a homemade vanilla ice cream base and covered in chocolate sauce. OMG I love my own cooking ...
2 What is something you wish you could do really well?
Lose weight! But … that's probably
not going to happen in THIS lifetime with so many as yet undiscovered
Aussie bakeries just waiting for a Red Nomad OZ visit!
|Oldest Bakery in Australia - Gundagai, New South Wales
3 If you had the chance to have lunch with one person (living or dead) who would it be?
That would depend on the lunch location.
So for example, it it's in the Outback, I'd choose Aussie poet Andrew 'Banjo' Paterson or Eulo Queen Hotel publican Isabel Robinson. In Central Australia, I'd choose activist for Aboriginal rights Olive Pink or Aboriginal artist Albert Namatjira. In the Riverland, I'd choose Aussie author Nancy Cato or explorer Captain Charles Sturt.
But for lunch on top of Australia's highest mountain Mt Kosciuszko? There's only ONE choice!! Pilchard's the man!
The anticipation of finding another Aussie BIG Thing! Or a cool Travel Sign!!
5 What activity recharges your energy?
Apart from travelling and eating?
That frisson of excitement when landscape, experience, colour, texture and novelty amalgamate into an instant of such staggering perfection I gasp involuntarily. And try to photograph it!
6 What is the best Festival you've ever been to?
I'm an each-way bet kinda gal. So it's a toss up between the Bedourie Camel Races and the Kununurra Agricultural Show!
|Camel Racing at Bedourie, Outback Queensland
How DO you decide between a) eating a plateful of Cocky's joy while watching the boys from the bush clear the racetrack after a whole mess of camels have thundered down it; or b) watching your very first Cane Toad race while sucking down a frozen chocolate coated banana with a mango smoothie chaser??
7 What social network do you use the most?
The 'actual' one. You can't beat talking to real, live 'people' – even better if they're literal 'friends' – using actual 'words' in a 'conversation'.
|Old Pub sign, Hamilton Hotel via Winton
For a piece of THAT action, visit @RedNomadOZ!
8 Why did you start your travel blog?
The short version? To share the best of OZ with the world.
The long version? Check out my first post HERE!
9 Where did you get your first passport stamp?
HHHMMMmmm … too young to remember. Quite possibly Fiji – but I was on my Mum's passport then. Does that count?
10 What one item do you never
travel without?
|Arty Sunset Shot - Boab tree at Derby, the Kimberley, Western Australia
It's a tough choice between good maps, travel insurance and ear-plugs. In fact, I can't decide. So YOU tell ME – which is the most important?!?!
Neither. A mongoose is the ONLY choice for an Ophidiophobic.
Share the Liebster LOVE:
And here are the lucky(!) bloggers I've nominated (in no particular order) …
- Saucy Kod at Saucy Kodz Blog
- Fun 60 at After 60 – the Next 10
- Jo at Zigazag Mag
- Kerry at A Novel Journey
- Carole M at Caroles Creative Corner
- Glen at Glens Life
- SFlaGuy at South Florida Guy
- Jill at Life Images by Jill
- Tina at Not Just Another Mother Blogger
- Rose at Rose ~ from OZ
- Beach Bum at Life and Times of a Carolina Parrothead
Your questions, should you choose to participate, are as follows:
- What's your favourite colour?
- What is the absolute BEST thing to eat?
- You're on a deserted island and you can choose one person to join you. Who is it?
- What scares you rigid?
- What's your favourite way to pass the time on a long journey?
- Where are you going for your next holiday?
- If you were to visit and/or travel in Australia, what would you most like to see?
- What's your all-time favourite book?
- What's your most popular blog post (define that however you like!)?
- What was your most embarrassing moment?
- What's your favourite quote?
|Poplars at Lake Jindabyne, Snowy Mountains New South Wales
And as I leave you with this gratuitous arty shot of Poplars reflected on Lake Jindabyne, I hope you've enjoyed the Liebster as much as I have!


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Physics of Music
I'm starting my third quarter physics course off with a few weeks on waves, so I was excited to find The Physics of Music and Musical Instruments, a neat online book by David R. Lapp of Tufts. It's got some exercises and projects I think I'll have my students do. Now, if only I could find something similar for thermodynamics (I have a good text, but am always looking for activities)…. Thanks, Make Blog!