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I'll be playing Deer Lick for the first time this coming Sunday (10/9). Definitely want to get in a round or two before the PPIC. I'm playing McCurry dubs in the morning and figure I'll probably be at Deer Lick around 3. If anyone else wants to tag along, the more the merrier.
Since it is my first time out there, are there any navigation issues I should be aware of? Is the map on here accurate for the most part?

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text: Front Back Driver closeup Shown with grille off Photos (4) Video View larger Arcam Muso Bookshelf speaker Item #: 776MUSOB 1 Review This item is no longer available. Original Price: $299.99 each Shop all Bookshelf Speakers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Kristen Schaub Muso to your ears You've just come home from a long day of work at the office. Your eyes are tired from looking at the computer screen, but your ears are yearning to hear something other than office chatter and printer noise. So fire up Arcam's Muso bookshelf speakers and immerse yourself in the delicate soprano voice of Madame Butterfly, or the sultry sound of "Satchmo's" jazz trumpet. Arcam designed the Muso speaker to complement their Solo receivers, making them a great addition to a stereo setup or computer desktop system. 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Download owner's manual Satellite loudspeaker Detachable grille Rubber mat Handbook Owner Registration Card/Thank You Letter Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Video Shielded Yes Tweeter Type Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) N/A Woofer Size (inches) 3.5 Woofer Composition Polymer/Aluminum Woofer Surround Rubber Power Range 30-100 Sensitivity 85 dB Impedance (Ohms) 4 Frequency Response 70-20k Hz Connector Type 5-way post Bi-amp Inputs No Height (inches) 9-1/16 Width (inches) 4-3/4 Depth (inches) 6-1/8 Weight (pounds) 6.3 Mounting Bracket Included No Recommended Stand Height (inches) 28-31 Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology Two-Way Design: The Muso is a two-way satellite loudspeaker that uses high-quality material throughout. 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By Toni Talbot, SPHR
I keep hearing about these overtime rules. I truly don't understand what is going on, yet, I want to make sure my practice is in compliance. My office manager and an associate dentist are salaried (I do not pay them overtime). What do these rules entail and how will they affect me in my dental practice?
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May 22, 2009
FOODIE FRIDAY: Pizza Hand Delivered
Pizza is one of our favorite foods. My son takes his 'za very seriously. Here he started with a pre-made crust. I often make the dough but this time he bought it. Using a bottled pizza sauce he then jazzed it up a bit by adding Garlic Tabasco Sauce and chopped fresh jalapenos to the sauce.
We love spicy food here so that was just the base layer. Next there was a combination of Mozzarella and Aged Cheddar cheese. The dark bits on there are pieces of a very hot pepperoni and of course there had to be sliced jalepenos on top too.
Stick that bad boy into a hot oven for a bit and voila. I am having pizza for lunch...hand served by my darling son. Nothing could taste better than when your son cooks something and shares it with you.
8 comments:
- lindalee said...
Looking good!!! Pizza is one of my favorite foods, too. I could almost eat it daily. Several years back, when we were on a really delightful vacation in Scotland, I was jones'in for some pizza. The only pizza I could find at that time was a "child's size" portion in a local bookshop coffee shop. I was in desparate need, so they popped the small frozen round into the microwave and I ate it with great satisfaction!
- May 22, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Susan @ A Southern Daydreamer said...
I don't eat pizza very often...but the kids and hubby love it! Happy Foodie Friday! Have a great weekend ~ Susan
- May 22, 2009 at 6:53 AM
- susan said...
Why is it that boys have to add hot sauce to everything ?:) On the other hand, I've never heard of garlic Tabasco--good tip!
- May 22, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- ButterYum said...
Neat pizza. Ooh, and I love you cakes!
- May 22, 2009 at 9:04 AM
- Mary said...
That is a fine looking pizza. Now I'm hungry for things I should not be eating. Have a wonderful weekend.
- May 22, 2009 at 9:10 AM
- Florida Sue said...
Lordy this looks so good. I agree. Food tastes better when your son makes it. Lori have you ever seen a Presto Pizza Cooker? It's a countertop pizza cooker for when you need to do a frozen pizza in a hurry. I love weight inducing gadgets.
- May 22, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Kara said...
This sure looks yummy! I posted a recipe for pizza too. Great minds must think alike!
- May 22, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Mid-Atlantic Martha said...
We love pizza - It's a staple in this household!
- May 24, 2009 at 6:55 PM


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Let me start by saying I currently have two enormous pet peeves frequently generated by journalists/pundits. The first is the use of the word "nuance" or "nuanced" which is code for "I am enlightened and/or reasonable enough to understand that the world isn't black and white, there are "shades of gray" and therefore my "nuanced" discussion or analysis is superior to your opinions, which are essentially Neanderthal grunting".
This thinly-veiled hubris is insufferable, and the phrase du jour has permeated every sector and level of journalism. It's one thing when the almond-milk drinkers at The Atlantic are using it; it's another when sportswriters writing about…well sports, revert to it over and over and over. Can we go back to talking like characters from "da Bears" sketches already? It's just as intelligent, only without the overwhelming smugness.


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Euro bars. I lowered the headlight with different mounts and
lowered the instruments a bunch too.
Euro bars. I lowered the headlight with different mounts and
lowered the instruments a bunch too.
those look to be '77 RS brake calipers. but what's with the engine badge? in '78 it would have said "R100/7" rather than just the large BMW tag- that came a year or 2 later.
Ride Safe, Ride Lots
it's a mongrel bike. started life as an R80/7. added barrels, heads, carbs, and front end from a '77 RS parts bike. Starter cover is from a '79(no model designation). rear fender is stock BMW with the square part cut off and fiber-glassed a new contour for the Lucas style tail light.
the seat is a Corbin for a /6 with 1.5 inches cut off the front so it fits,
with a fiberglass seat cowl held on with industrial velcro.
Don "Radar" Wreyford
MOA # 91738, RA #27032 , ABC #7915 - "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results" - Albert Einstein
I picked up this 1978 R100S a year ago, it had been sitting under a cover in a garage for ten years, . I gave the owner $500 for it (which is what he was asking) and got out of there before he could change his mind.
I rebuilt the top end, carburetors and brakes,replaced the clutch and did a thorough clean up. Now I have about a grand in it.
It's a keeper.
hell of a score dude!
Ride Safe, Ride Lots
Here's a better view of the seat, cowl and tail light. I think it simplifies
the rear end look.
Nice job Jonhkuhn. I love what you've done with that bike. I particularly like what you did with the headlight and instrument cluster. Really streamlines the whole look. Can I ask how you went about it? Did you fabricate parts or are they from other manufacturers?
Many thanks and again, nice bike!
The headlight mounts are from a cafe bike parts site ( I forget which one). I slid them down the fork tubes to lower the headlight. Then I cut down the stock BMW instrument mount until the bottom of the tach/speedo is resting on the top of the headlight shell. The billet triple clamp is from San Jose BMW. Euro bars and handle bar mirror (from aerostich/rider wearhouse)
John Kuhn
But seriously... Wow nice bikes. I miss my R80GSPD so much. Sold it to get a VW camper for family time. Bought the R100GS to get me time, hope my wife will join me once a while, actually hope to get her riding a F650GS at some point
1981 R80G/S(wp4860 forks, Henderson triple clamp)
2010 Husaberg FE450
Past BMWs: '68 R50/2, '77 R80/7, '87 R80GSPD, '76 R60/6, '85 K100RS, '91 R100GS
Nice ST!
1981 R80G/S(wp4860 forks, Henderson triple clamp)
2010 Husaberg FE450
Past BMWs: '68 R50/2, '77 R80/7, '87 R80GSPD, '76 R60/6, '85 K100RS, '91 R100GS


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http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mo...y-s-philosophyI wish I was making this up. But I'm not that creative. This is just proof of the old adage that "Truth is stranger than fiction because fiction has to make sense; truth is not bound by that constraint."
(h/t to Jon Stewart at the Daily Show for pointing out this latest bit of folly) I am glad someone is watching FOX because it sure isn't me.
Here's the actual video of Bill O declaring "Christianity is not a religion." But Judaism is!
Oh, Bill.


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PT.KEMILAU NUSA AZURI (Kenz Tours)
NUSA PT.KEMILAU AZURI (Kenz Tours) is a Tours & Travel Agent based in Batam Island. We are engaged in travel services. We currently serve a tour package with the main purpose of Batam, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
Via Batam = Saver Package. Proximity Batam Island with neighboring countries, especially Singapore and Malaysia make Batam as a transit point for tourists who will travel to Singapore and Malaysia before melajutkan next trip. Some time ago tourists use Batam as a transit due to airline tickets cheaper than if you use such a direct flight to Singapore. Besides tax rates abroad via Batam is cheaper. But it was no longer valid since January 1, 2009 where a new system of fiscal entry into force abroad. The core of this new rule is that every person who has a TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number) or not yet 21 years old will get a Free Fiscal facilities if traveling abroad either by sea or air (read: Free Fiscal Fiscal and Terms of Payment).
By utilizing the facilities Free Fiscal you can fly directly to your destination without having to transit in Batam. The main purpose of our tour packages for Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. With the increasing number of direct flights to three cities that goal will mean more and simplify your trip.
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Today's guest blogger is Sharon Sala/Dinah McCall. As the author of over 75 books, Sharon is a New York Times, USA Today and PW Bestselling authors. She had won many awards including the RWA Lifetime Achievement Award. If you don't follow her on FB, you should because she writes the most interesting posts. Her newest books is The Dove by Dinah McCall and btw, that's her granddaughter on the cover.
Not everyone knows why I incorporate Native Americans into so many of my stories, but for the uninformed, I would like to share.
My daddy's paternal grandmother was Cherokee, and his maternal grandmother was part Cree, and while I might look like this fair-skinned, blue-eyed white child, every facet of my soul belongs to The People. I identify with the Native way of life and the spiritual beliefs in every way that matters. When I six years old we moved into an old frame house down on the river
south of the town where I grew up so I could catch a bus to start first grade, and every morning when I walked the half mile from our house up to the main road to catch the bus, a lone wolf walked parallel on the rise that ran alongside my path. It never tried to hurt me or come closer and for some reason, I wasn't afraid. By winter, it had disappeared, and I never thought much of it until years later when I was telling the story. As I spoke of the wolf, an Indian man who was standing in the group suddenly grabbed my arm and very insistently told me that was a powerful sign; that it meant I had been marked by The Old Ones and that I needed to pay attention; that I had a special purpose to fulfill. It was startling to think I had any purpose at all beyond being my father's daughter and my mother's child. Little did I know that the wolf, which happens to be the totem for the Cherokee people, had put me on a path far more winding and far-reaching than anything I could ever have envisioned.
Now as I write my stories, I have a sense of responsibility to carry the torch that was given to me. My stories come to me in dreams, with complete plots, and with dialogue and in color, and they are as real to me as going to the movies would be for you. All I have to do is wake up and put them on paper so I can share my dreams with my readers. Sometimes the spirits give me stories that I don't realize serve a certain purpose until long after they have been printed, sold, and read and reread countless times.
As I'm sitting with laptop in hand, I don't feel like I'm writing. I'm not struggling to find what words comes next, or what needs to happen. I don't see the words I'm typing as they appear on the screen. I see the story unfolding in my head in movie fashion, and I have learned to translate what I see into words. It's a good thing I can type fast, because sometimes the movie wants to go faster than my fingers, and I have to take a breath and slow down. Some people call that channeling; like I'm being given the story. I don't know what to call it. I just know it is my process; it is my gift.
Being a storyteller, which is what I call myself, rather than a writer, is a great thing within the native culture. They are the keepers of the past and the historians for the future, and I am forever grateful for my native soul and for the path on which I walk.
Bottom Line: OMG! Today is Oreo Cookie Day…like I need a reason. Pass the milk, please.


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Started to work on this bucket. It was made for 80 mm pins going to modify it for 70 mm pins. Weld it up and line bore it out to size.
Weld with flux core .045 suitcase welder of bobcat 250.
Not great but I am getting better.
4 hours of burning wire later am almost ready to start the boring process.
Post more pictures Monday.
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Pretty good looking job chief.
What your doing looks good but why didn't you just make bushings for it?MM250
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With flux core you might not notice it but the proper way to line bore is to take a intial bore pass of .125 off the bore then begin welding. Also pay attention to the hardness of the base wire, espically in a boss which does not hold a bushing and will be exposed to an even harder chromed pin.Lincoln ranger 305g x2
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Nias, Mentawai, Uluwatu are world class breaks that can be surfed all year round. Small wonder that surfers from around the world flock to Indonesia to experience the rolling tubes and spectacular beaches that these islands have to offer.
Here the surf is always up, so grab your board and come and discover what other surfers have known for years, that Indonesia truly has some of the world's best waves.
Escape from the city for a while and take the short drive from Yogya to the mystical Parangtritis beach where dramatic jagged cliffs meet a glistening volcanic black sand beach. Located around 28 km (17 miles) from Yogya this is the ideal distance to come for a day trip to take a break out of the city and soak up the roar of the waves and the astounding atmosphere. Here you'll see some incredibly green lush hills set against the backdrop of...
Location: Java » DI Yogyakarta » Kota Yogyakarta
Tanjung Setia Beach
Secluded along the western coast of Lampung, beyond the thick forests of the Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park lies an enchanting hidden paradise called Tanjung Setia Beach. Although obscured from spotlights, the waves at Tanjung Setia are touted as among the world's best by surfers from all over the globe, and at par with the world famous surf of Hawaii. Located some 273 kms or some 6-7 hours driving from the province's capital...
Location: Sumatra » Lampung » Kab. Lampung Barat
Sawarna Beach
Overlooking the vast open Indian Ocean, featuring crystal clear blue water and stretches of white sandy beach, shaded bybeautiful rows of sheltering trees, the Sawarna Beach is without a doubt one of the most beautiful beaches in the province of Banten. Located by a peaceful little village on the south coast of Java Island, Sawarna Beach offers a host of natural wonders such asits...
Location: Java » Banten, West Java » Kab. Lebak, Kab. Sukabumi
Indonesia is most proud of the Plengkung Beach at the eastern tip of Java Island. Aside from its enchanting natural beauty, the long curving coast line here is recognized as one of the best surfing sites on the face of the earth.  ...
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Tapaktuan : Surf , Beaches and Waterfalls
Tapaktuan is a fairly remote and rugged town on the coast of southwest Aceh Province facing the Indian Ocean, affectionately dubbed by many foreign tourists as "the prettiest town in Sumatra." The coast of Tapaktuan is lined with large boulders and sees massive waves striking the shore. Aside from the beautiful waves, another main attraction is the large expanse of shimmering white sand along the beach. Beyond the beaches are a...
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Have you ever heard the term "left-hander" waves? If you have not and want to see or even conquer this surfing experience then come to Lakey Beach. This beach is located in the Hu'u Village, Dompu Regency, in the province of West Nusa Tenggara on the east coast of Sumbawa Island. Lakey beach is a long, wide, palm-lined, white-sand stretch of beach fronted by reef. Much of the bottom is rocky, but farther up the beach it's...
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World-class thrilling waves meet jaw-dropping scenery at the secluded surfers' paradise of Suluban Beach. Located not too far from the picturesque Uluwatu Temple, this beach is the actual site of the famous Uluwatu surf break. This beach extends right up and joins the Uluwatu Beach. Together they are the Mecca for wave chasing junkees who come to Bali. Located at the Pecatu Village, in the South Kuta sub-district,...
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The Emergency Department at UI Hospitals and Clinics and UI Children's Hospital provides care for the most critically ill children and adults in a patient and family-centered atmosphere. In its present facilities, newly built in 2008, the department handles emergency cases from throughout Iowa and surrounding states. The multidisciplinary service works closely with the medical and surgical departments at UI Hospitals and Clinics and UI Children's Hospital to optimize the care and outcomes of patients young and old.
Children aren't just little grownups when it comes to emergency medical care. University of Iowa Children's Hospital offers eastern Iowa's only board-certified pediatric emergency medicine specialists and the state's only Level 1 trauma center for both children and adults. That means trained experts are on hand 24–7 to help kids with serious illnesses or injuries, backed by UI Children's Hospital's more than 200 pediatric specialists in dozens of medical fields. As part of the University of Iowa Children's Hospital, the Pediatric Emergency Department embraces the philosophy of family-centered care. In fact, our pediatric emergency care was ranked fifth in the country by Parent's magazine in a 2009 survey. Along with expert care, the emergency department healthcare team is committed to service and to the comfort of you and your family.
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Celebrate March Madness with action, style, and amazing artistic flair! This is the NCAA's official event poster published to commemorate the 2002 Women's tournament, culminating with Final Four weekend in San Antonio in which Geno Auriemma's UConn Huskies outlasted all to become champions. From the beautiful representation of the Alamo and the River Walk, to the silhouetted game action, to the southwestern-style fonts and graphics, it's all here, in the classic annual 24" x 36" poster format. Both a beauty for your wall, and a valuable collector's item for years to come! A rare poster you won't find anywhere else - limited quantities remain in our warehouse.
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In 2010, the introduction of Makaira two-speed and Cedros single-speed offshore reels demonstrated Okuma's commitment to wholesale advancement of the offshore reel category. In 2011, one example of this continued commitment goes by the name Andros.
Completely new, from concept to completion, the Andros 5II lever drag reel showcases what's become possible with 50- to 80-pound Spectra fiber lines. Andros delivers incredible strength, handling and capability from… get this… only 15.2-ounces of refined excellence with a capacity of 430 yards of 50-pound braided Spectra. At less than a pound and fitting in the palm of your hand, Andros houses a ton of ambition to take on larger challenges with a smaller reel than ever before possible.
At the heart and soul of Andros capability is its' unique and advanced frame design. Andros' frame and left side plate are precision-machined as a single continuous piece from bar stock aluminum. Additionally, the reel foot is machined as an integral part of the frame support. The design eliminates wasted space and redundant structural elements while allowing for the largest possible spool diameter and Andros' low profile mounting position in reel seats.
Competitive reels utilize a reel foot that's separate from frame elements. Within this design both the frame and reel foot require independent structure to deliver strength. The result is that the main frame sits elevated over the reel foot, which introduces wobble under high stress and necessitates a reduction in spool diameter in order to maintain a compact overall size.
In all offshore applications, spool diameter and the resulting line pick-up is of critical importance. Thanks to the frame design, Andros delivers a spool diameter of 54.5mm while top competitors deliver spool diameters of only 46mm and 47mm. The bottom line here is that Andros, whether in high or low gear, can pick up as much as 30% more line per turn of the handle. This massive point of separation is where Andros confirms itself as a true big game performer. When on big fish, the ability to gain line is an absolute necessity. It's the difference between performance and punishment.
The right-side side plate finishes Andros framing structure. Again precision-machined from bar stock aluminum, the mounting system continues Andros superiority. Utilizing male and female aluminum connection points and just a single screw, Andros eliminates even more corrosion points and allows for simplified maintenance access. Where it's common to find five or six screws on competitors, each a potential point for electrolysis to take place, Andros single screw frame design represents long-term thinking and respect for the investment in a reel designed for life.
Andros' commitment to excellence touches each and every interior component. The drive shaft, spool shaft, main gear and pinion gear are all cut from 17-4 stainless steel. Strong, rigid, durable and highly corrosion resistant, this high-grade stainless allows for the reduction in parts size without compromising structural integrity. The gears are helical cut (cut at an angle) to provide progressive meshing instead of the noticeable hard slap you can feel in straight-cut gears. While obviously smoother, helical cut gears are also more durable over the long-term.
Andros features six EZO bearings from Sapporro Precision Incorporated of Japan. Andros' two spool bearings are ABEC-5 rated, delivering ultimate freespool performance. As an industry first, Andros non-spool bearings are fully grease-packed from the factory. While this does introduce slight handle resistance, it minimizes water intrusion and ensures long-life durability. The spool bearings feature a 30% grease pack with respect for freespool. The right-side spool bearing is unshielded and immediately available when the right side plate is removed. This allows anglers looking to maximize freespool performance to easily remove the grease and replace with oil. If this is done, please incorporate a rigorous maintenance schedule to protect the bearing. The left spool bearing is shielded, but only because its' size is not available from Sapporro without the shield.
Andros drag system is Carbonite, greased with Cal's drag grease. The system delivers 15-pounds of drag at strike, 24-pound at full, each while maintaining complete freespool. In front of the drag are Andros' two-speeds: 6.4:1 on high, dropping to 3.8:1 at low. Andros' high speed keeps pace with sailfish, wahoo and other speedsters while delivering exceptional action from vertical jigs. In low, Andros bears down on tuna, jacks and other powerhouses. The 3.8:1 ratio assures that even in low gear and with half a spool of line in the water, sufficient line is being retrieved to bring large fish to the boat.
Mounted on a rod, Andros sits low and stable thanks to the reel foot's inclusion as part of the frame structure. Its' drop down gear case places the machined aluminum handle nearly in line with the rod blank for superior power and balance while nearly eliminating wobble when cranking under pressure.
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Andros' multi-discipline design elements refuse to be categorized as simply a jig reel, casting reel or live bait reel. Combining forward-thinking design with the best materials available, Andros does it all with no-excuses performance. Excelling with fish up to 100 pounds, quickly Andros will become your most often used and most enjoyed piece of premium fishing equipment.
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Keep a cool look under every sun in the Kaenon Polarized G12 Beacon sunglasses. Made of SR-91® lens material, these Kaenon sunglasses are impact-resistant, durable, lightweight and offer maximum clarity in any light. An 8.25 base curve keeps the elements out while you're guaranteed protection with every wear thanks to 100% UV broad spectrum. Variflex™ nose pads in the bridge provide a comfortable, secure fit.
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Marais Wide Dresser Topper
An elegant serpentine front, graceful cabriole legs and a beautifully carved apron give our Marais Collection all the traditional French flair of the original antique that inspired it.
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Eating vitamin C–rich foods may protect your knees from osteoarthritis, reports a recent study in Arthritis Research & Therapy. Here's why: They're packed with antioxidants, which protect cells from oxidative damage, and oxidative damage breaks down cartilage—the "shock absorber" in the knee joint. Vitamin C slows down deterioration by strengthening cartilage and reducing inflammation in the joint. "To get the full benefits, eat food with lots of vitamin C on a daily basis," says Marissa Lippert, MS, a dietitian in New York City. But oranges have stolen the vitamin C spotlight for far too long. Here's how to sneak the top five runner-ups into your diet:
Papaya. Boasting 300 percent of the daily recommendation per serving, this vitamin C superstar is delicious in a smoothie: Blend papaya chunks with a frozen banana, ice, and 1/3 cup of 100 percent pineapple juice.
Red, yellow, and orange bell peppers. Cut into strips and dip in hummus for a healthy snack; or roast the peppers and use them as a colorful topping for grilled chicken or salmon.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is preparing for frayed nerves as he fears this season's battle for the Formula One world title will boil down to the last lap.
Earlier this season Horner suggested the fight would go to the final race, and has obviously been proven right as the showdown takes place in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.
A degree of tension has eased given Red Bull won the constructors' championship last Sunday, remarkably doing so in six short years after the team was built from the wreckage of Jaguar's failure.
The focus, however, is now firmly on the drivers, Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel, who find themselves eight and 15 points adrift of championship leader Fernando Alonso.
The permutations as to what might unfold are many, which is why no-one can call just what will transpire at the Yas Marina circuit for what is undeniably one of the most exciting conclusions to a season in F1 history.
Attempting to manage those tensions that are likely to build within the team as a whole, and on both sides of the garage in particular, is not an easy task.
Taking the situation in his stride, Horner said: "My role, not just with the drivers, but also the engineers, the guys in the garage, throughout the team, is to stay incredibly focused."
"We had an unbelievable weekend last weekend in Brazil. Winning the constructors' was a huge thing for the whole team."
"It's quite nice to have got that out of the way so there is not the distraction of thinking about that."
"Now there is pure focus on giving the drivers the best possible support we can going into Sunday's race."
"Obviously it's a different situation for us, compared to Ferrari and McLaren, because we've two guys competing against each other for the biggest prize in motor sport."
"To be honest, I've not seen any difference in them so far. They are focused on the job in hand, they both know to beat Fernando (to the title) they have to finish, and to finish ahead of him."
"So they're going about the weekend, as they have the previous 18, and they're pretty focused on getting the most of themselves, out of the car, and then we'll see how things pan out."
"But looking at what has happened this season, this championship will go down to the last lap, which is a fascinating prospect."
For Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali, the goal is simple - one driver, one title on the line, with the sole aim of ensuring he finishes in the top two.
Such a scenario will ensure Fernando Alonso becomes only the ninth driver in F1 history to win three titles, and the youngest ever to achieve that feat.
For Domenicali, it comes down several factors as he said: "You need to be lucky, to keep a cool head and to keep that head up."
"We've seen in the past if you react emotionally at the wrong time and in the wrong way during a race because something has happened, then you make mistakes and it is finished."
"So we have to be very concentrated. We need to do the things we normally do in a weekend and not try to make too many calculations because if you do that then you get lost."
"We need to be focused on giving our best. Clearly we are trying to control the emotion we have inside, but so far everything is okay."
Let us not forget Lewis Hamilton, 24 points adrift of Alonso and having to win to stand any chance, but who was quickest at the end of Friday's practice, followed by Vettel, Alonso and Webber.
Of all the drivers he arguably faces the easiest task, as explained by team principal Martin Whitmarsh.
"Lewis has to focus on winning the race, and thereafter if he wins the championship then it's in the hands of others," said Whitmarsh.
"If you're trying to defend a position, to control the points you get, or the points your rivals get it, becomes more complicated."
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News about Engineering and Engineers, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 19, 2015
Claire Martin Prototype column on Engineering Problem Solving and Design, Harvard University course that tasked students with creating a reasonably priced, technologically sophisticated barbecue smoker; notes semester's success, given that Williams-Sonoma has expressed interest in selling the Harvard smoker. MORE
Apr. 27, 2015
Op-Ed article by policy expert Lina Nilsson offers evidence that the opportunity to work on societally meaningful projects could be key factor in convincing more women to become engineers; argues that while there are many social factors inhibiting women from such careers, reframing goals of engineering research may be one of the easiest to fix. MORE
Apr. 15, 2015
Otherlab, research company founded by Dr Saul Griffith in San Francisco, is at forefront of movement called 'soft robotics'; group's engineers aim to bypass problems of conventional engineering by using lighter, softer materials, creating cheaper and more effective products; soft technology has resulted in non-rigid exoskeletons for military and disabled people, inflatable quarantine rooms, and range of other biologically-inspired designs. MORE
Feb. 8, 2015
Donovan Hohn First column describes how reversal of Chicago River, long considered triumph of engineering, is now known to be responsible for contaminating bodies of water to the south with invasive species; notes that it is one of many engineering projects, like dams and draining of wetlands, that country is now trying to reverse in order to improve environment. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Many colleges are offering cross-disciplinary programs that encourage students to apply artistic approach towards science, technology, engineering and math disciplines. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Carlotta A Berry describes why she insists on introducing herself as Dr Berry; notes that in part it stems from perception that as a female and African-American engineer, she is less qualified than her white male colleagues. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Group of engineering students at City College of New York will participate in national championships for concrete canoeing at the University of Pittsburgh in Johnstown, Pa; concrete canoeing has rich tradition among civil engineers, and at City College, whose teams go back to at least 1970s. MORE
May. 28, 2014
More than hundred students demonstrate their inventions and research for what Pres Obama says is one of his favorite events, White House Science Fair, now in its fourth year; fair highlights education in disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, collectively known as STEM, and honors young achievers in those fields. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Structural engineer Aine M Brazil is quintessential behind-the-scenes player; Brazil and her fellow engineers at Thorton Tomasetti are responsible for 26-acre Hudson Yards neighborhood rising on Far West Side of Manhattan, as well as other high-rise cityscapes, including three million square feet of development in Times Square. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
The complicated Rube Goldberg machine in a viral video ad from a start-up toy company called GoldieBlox has a simple goal: to show girls that being an engineer is cool. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Letter from James Dyson, founder of eponymous company that produces vacuum cleaners and hand dryers, responds to July 29 Advertising column on Air Force program for student engineers. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
A private job placement company said that there are plenty of job seekers in the United States for thousands of tech jobs, raising doubts over appeals for more foreign guest workers. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Report by National Foundation for American Policy says international students make up 70 percent of full-time electrical engineering graduate students in United States. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
Civil engineering students gather at National Concrete Canoe Competition at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where they pit their designs for concrete canoes against one another; annual competition has been run by American Society of Civil Engineers for more than two decades. MORE
May. 20, 2012
College engineering programs and students are shifting their focus to designing vehicles that are more fuel-efficient, including hybrid and electric vehicles, in response to similar changes within the auto industry. MORE
Dec. 8, 2011
Columbia University is grappling with a rare faculty revolt against Feniosky Pena-Mora, the dean of its engineering school, who has been accused of ignoring professors' concerns and worsening a chronic space shortage. MORE
Nov. 17, 2011
Survey of more than 400,000 undergraduates shows those in engineering study most outside class, while business majors tend to spend more time at jobs and family duties. MORE
Nov. 6, 2011
Roughly 40 percent of college students planning engineering and science majors end up switching to other subjects or failing to get any degree, for reasons ranging from very difficult freshman classes to lack of math preparation; some schools are addressing problem by switching out dry lectures, in which students can lose enthusiasm for subject, for more interactive classes. MORE
Nov. 6, 2011
List of questions that prospective science and engineering majors should ask at colleges they are considering described. MORE
Oct. 17, 2011
Stanford and Cornell appear to be top contenders in competition for $400 million in land and subsidies to build science and engineering graduate school on New York City's Roosevelt Island; city officials are trying to discourage notion that there are front-runners. MORE
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Why Is Science So Straight?
Gays and lesbians are underrepresented in many STEM fields.
September 5, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERS AND: Homosexuality and Bisexuality , Engineering and Engineers , Mathematics , Science and Technology , Social Conditions and Trends
Silicon Valley, Seeking Diversity, Focuses on Blacks
The acute underrepresentation of blacks in the technology industry has given rise to a flurry of initiatives in Silicon Valley to improve the situation.
September 4, 2015, Friday
MORE ON ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERS AND: Blacks , Computers and the Internet , Silicon Valley (Calif) , Engineering and Engineers , Hiring and Promotion , Science and Technology , Minorities
Has Success Spoiled Formula One?
As the series has grown and attracted lucrative television contracts and global sponsors, it has allowed teams with bigger budgets to use superior technology to eliminate human error.
August 22, 2015, Saturday
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Keeping Skyscrapers From Blowing in the Wind
Giant counterweights, or dampening systems, installed at the top of New York's skinny skyscrapers help reduce swaying.
August 9, 2015, Sunday
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Woman Behind #ILookLikeAnEngineer Says Campaign Against Gender Stereotypes Is 'Long Overdue'
What started as an employee recruitment campaign has become a social media movement with the goal of diversifying the tech industry.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
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Schneider Electric to Take Majority Stake in Aveva
Aveva would receive Schneider Electric's industrial software business and cash for a 53.5 percent stake in the British engineering company.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERS AND: Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Engineering and Engineers , Schneider Electric SA , Cambridge University , Great Britain
Learning to Engineer a Better Brisket
Harvard engineering students were assigned the task of creating a technologically sophisticated barbecue smoker that can outperform the best product on the market and sell for less than $1,500.
July 19, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERS AND: Williams-Sonoma Inc , Cooking and Cookbooks , Colleges and Universities , Engineering and Engineers , Barbecue , Inventions and Patents , Harvard University
John Paulson Gives $400 Million to Harvard for Engineering School
The gift from Mr. Paulson, a billionaire hedge fund manager, is the largest in the university's history.
June 4, 2015, Thursday
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Chinese Scientists Indicted by U.S. Are Seen as Stars at Home
At least three of the six men charged with economic espionage by the United States this week have ties to a Chinese university vying to be a force in microchip engineering and sales.
May 21, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERS AND: Industrial Espionage , Computer Chips , China , Justice Department , Tsinghua University , Inventions and Patents , United States , Engineering and Engineers , Cyberwarfare and Defense
Women Who Choose Engineering
Readers discuss a profession that variously welcomes and alienates women.
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
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The Australian Grand Prix Corporation is pleased to announce Ashley Hart as the ambassador of the 2011 Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix.
The stunning Melbourne born and raised model is now based in New York but will be making a special trip home to take on the coveted Ambassador role with the Australian Grand Prix.
Hart will experience a taste of life in the fast lane with a ride in a 2-seater F1 car, hosting the super exclusive GP Party and welcoming international guests and celebrities.
"What appealed to me most about the role was the opportunity to represent Melbourne on a truly global stage. I am so proud of this city and all it has to offer – I want the whole world to know just what an incredible place it is," said Hart.
The personable home grown beauty was discovered in 2007 and has never looked back. From the beginning of her career, Hart easily made a name for herself in both print and television, appearing in campaigns for Levis, Jeans West, Billabong and Rip Curl, in addition to becoming a favourite 'Dealette' on Channel 7's Deal or No Deal.
Establishing a successful modelling career, she has since built a strong working relationship with major international brands throughout Europe, the US and Australia.
Hart's naturally relaxed approach, bubbly personality, indisputable beauty and girl next door appeal, are only some of the key factors driving her on-going success.
"Ashley's engaging and adventurous nature made her the perfect fit to showcase the event and Melbourne to the world," said Andrew Westacott, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation.
"The second that you meet her you know that she has that "it" factor that is so rare. We couldn't be more excited for Ashley to join the GP family."


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Graduation is an accomplishment for the whole family | Jillian de Moya '15 - The Goshen News
Jillian graduated from Goshen College with a nursing degree, and credits her children with getting her through the schooling.
Goshen College students with connections to Nepal react to earthquake - Fox 28
Eleven Goshen students traveled to a town called Tansen to work in a hospital with Nepali nursing students. They've been able to find out that many of their friends are safe, but their hearts ache to go back and help.
Nursing students inducted into honor society
Goshen College hosted the induction ceremony for the Nu Omicron Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Nursing Society on March 28, 2015. Inductees from Goshen College included 12 graduate students, eight students from the RN-to-BSN program and seven students from the basic BSN program.
Nursing students present posters
Thirty MSN students researched selected nursing theories, then developed and presented posters to senior nursing students, nursing faculty, members of the President's Council, and administrators from local hospitals.
From Kindergarten to College - Janeth Vela, Goshen College nursing student | Good of Goshen
of GC nursing students passed the NCLEX-RN the first time they took it in 2014
of nursing alumni reported being satisfied or very satisfied with the program
The year GC became the first liberal arts college in Indiana to offer a B.S. in nursing
of registered nurse graduates are employed as nurses within 12 months of graduation
of admitted nursing students graduate from GC


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Professor Bound is an empirically oriented labor economist. Much of Bound's research has focused on the effect of health on the labor force behavior of older working-aged men and women with a focus on the effects of the U.S. Social Security Disability Program on the behavior and economic well being of working aged individuals. He has worked on the reliability and validity of survey measures of health and was an early contributor to the research showing disability declines among the elderly. In other work, Bound contributed to the evidence that an important influence on the demand for skilled labor within the U.S. is technological change. Much of his recent work has focused on education. In ongoing research Bound is studying the impact of high skilled immigration into the U.S. on U.S. competitiveness and on educational and labor force outcomes for U.S. natives. In addition, in collaboration with Arline Geronimus, he has written a significant number of papers on black-white differences in health outcomes. Along with his substantive work, Bound has made a number of methodological contributions, including influential work on weak instruments and on measurement error in survey data. He is an elected fellow of the Econometric Society and the Society for Labor Economists.
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HONOLULU, March 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Asia Pacific Clean Energy Summit & Expo (APCESE) will take place September 15-17, 2014 at the Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu, HI. Produced by TechConnect, APCESE will run concurrently with the Islands Innovation and Pacific Defense Energy Summit. Each year, more than 1,200 attendees from dozens of countries participate at the Summit, making it the preeminent meeting place for international leaders and energy experts at the forefront of the clean energy movement.
We are pleased to announce lead sponsors and supporters of this year's APCESE, which include: Ulupono Initiative, Hawaiian Electric Company, Lockheed Martin, County of Hawaii/NELHA, National Grid, Sempra Gas & Power, DLA Piper, Honeywell, REC Solar, and Hawai'i Gas.
"In alignment with our mission to facilitate more renewable energy development and innovation for Hawai'i, Ulupono Initiative is pleased to provide continued support to the Asia Pacific Clean Energy Summit and Expo," said Murray Clay, managing partner of Ulupono Initiative. "We look forward to a robust event that will advance Hawai'i's role as a leader in clean energy adoption and best practices."
There are several ways to participate at APCESE:
- Submit a Panel Proposal: Proposals to be reviewed by the joint Summit program committees. Deadline: March 28.
- Submit an Abstract: Present your Company, Technology, or Initiative. Deadline: March 28.
- Submit a Defense-Related Energy Solution: The annual Defense Energy Technology Challenge identifies top defense-targeted clean energy solutions. Deadline: May 31.
- Call for Island Solutions: The Global Islands Innovation Challenge gathers technology innovations, solutions, best practices and project proposals. Deadline: May 31.
- Exhibit at the Conference: Includes companies with innovative technologies, services and solutions for clean energy, defense, islands and isolated community needs. Deadline: March 28.
- Become a Sponsor: Connect your company with opportunities from across Hawai'i, the U.S. Military, Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore and regional finance and economic development offices and multi-national corporations from around the globe.
"The convergence of the co-located conferences provide a global perspective on the importance of clean energy and its role in energy security and surety," notes Matthew Laudon, President of the Clean Technology and Sustainable Industries Organization (CTSI). "By bringing together international thought-leaders from across the energy ecosystem, the annual Asia Pacific Clean Energy Summit is the preeminent event for the clean energy community."
To learn more about the Asia Pacific Clean Energy Summit & Expo, Islands & Isolated Communities Congress, and OTEC Symposium, visit: www.islandsconnect.com.
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Aug. 31, 2015 04:45 PM EDT
In their Live Hack" presentation at 17th Cloud Expo, Stephen Coty and Paul Fletcher, Chief Security Evangelists at Alert Logic, will provide the audience with a chance to see a live demonstration of the common tools cyber attackers use to attack cloud and traditional IT systems. This "Live Hack" uses open source attack tools that are free and available for download by anybody. Attendees will learn where to find and how to operate these tools for the purpose of testing their own IT infrastructu...
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The web app is agile. The REST API is agile. The testing and planning are agile. But alas, data infrastructures certainly are not. Once an application matures, changing the shape or indexing scheme of data often forces at best a top down planning exercise and at worst includes schema changes that force downtime. The time has come for a new approach that fundamentally advances the agility of distributed data infrastructures. Come learn about a new solution to the problems faced by software organ...
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With the Apple Watch making its way onto wrists all over the world, it's only a matter of time before it becomes a staple in the workplace. In fact, Forrester reported that 68 percent of technology and business decision-makers characterize wearables as a top priority for 2015. Recognizing their business value early on, FinancialForce.com was the first to bring ERP to wearables, helping streamline communication across front and back office functions. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Kevin Roberts...
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Red Hat is investing in Tesora, the number one contributor to OpenStack Trove Database as a Service (DBaaS) also ranked among the top 20 companies contributing to OpenStack overall. Tesora, the company bringing OpenStack Trove Database as a Service (DBaaS) to the enterprise, has announced that Red Hat and others have invested in the company as a part of Tesora's latest funding round. The funding agreement expands on the ongoing collaboration between Tesora and Red Hat, which dates back to Febr...
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With the proliferation of connected devices underpinning new Internet of Things systems, Brandon Schulz, Director of Luxoft IoT – Retail, will be looking at the transformation of the retail customer experience in brick and mortar stores in his session at @ThingsExpo. Questions he will address include: Will beacons drop to the wayside like QR codes, or be a proximity-based profit driver? How will the customer experience change in stores of all types when everything can be instrumented and a...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is about the digitization of physical assets including sensors, devices, machines, gateways, and the network. It creates possibilities for significant value creation and new revenue generating business models via data democratization and ubiquitous analytics across IoT networks. The explosion of data in all forms in IoT requires a more robust and broader lens in order to enable smarter timely actions and better outcomes. Business operations become the key driver of I...
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While many app developers are comfortable building apps for the smartphone, there is a whole new world out there. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Narayan Sainaney, Co-founder and CTO of Mojio, will discuss how the business case for connected car apps is growing and, with open platform companies having already done the heavy lifting, there really is no barrier to entry.
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WSM International, the pioneer and leader in server migration services, has announced an agreement with WHOA.com, a leader in providing secure public, private and hybrid cloud computing services. Under terms of the agreement, WSM will provide migration services to WHOA.com customers to relocate some or all of their applications, digital assets, and other computing workloads to WHOA.com enterprise-class, secure cloud infrastructure. The migration services include detailed evaluation and planning...
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With their plates full of matzo crackers and bitter herbs, St. Malachy's students gathered for a Seder meal Thursday to celebrate Jesus' last meal with his apostles.
Holy Communion
According to St. Malachy Principal JohnWalsh, the Seder meal has been celebrated at St. Malachy's school for 19 years. He said the Seder meal is where the Catholic Eucharistic feast, also known as "Holy Communion" originated from.
Students, who feasted on matzoh crackers, parsley, saltwater, horseradish and applesauce, took turns reciting readings that described the story of the Israelites exodus from slavery in Egypt.
Walsh said, for him, the most powerful phrase in the readings is, "Next year, may we truly be free." Walsh compared the new-found freedom of the Israelites to the freedom one gains from their faith in Jesus Christ.
"We are a slave to sin," said Walsh. "Jesus is the new passover. The new meaning. The way to freedom."
Walsh said he thinks it is a great lesson for adults, too.
"It's an opportunity to think about our own lives," said Walsh. "To think about where we are with our faith and practices with our faith."
The bitterness of horseradish on the matzo cracker and parsley dipped in salt water represented the bitter life of the Jewish ancestors. The applesauce was used to represent that even the most bitter things can be sweetened by hope in God. Grape juice, in place of wine, was consumed to represent the new-found freedom of the Israelites.
Catholics, who represent the majority of students at St. Malachy, celebrate Holy Week, which is the last week of Lent — a 40-day preparation period leading up to Easter Sunday, where Christians observe a period of fasting, repentance, moderation and spiritual discipline.
According to Christian scripture, Easter marks the last day of Lent, and is the day Jesus Christ rose from the dead after his crucifixion. The miracle depicted in Christian scripture is also celebrated by Catholics at home with long-standing traditions of sharing a meal, coloring hard-boiled eggs and giving baskets of candy.
With Easter approaching this weekend, some students at St. Malachy are excited.
First-grader Owen Allen attempted to explain why he celebrates Easter.
"Um, Jesus rose from the dead," said Allen. "And then we have an Easter egg hunt."
Fellow classmate Cece Zachary adds, "I think he (Jesus) gets arrested."
"People didn't like him (Jesus)," said third-grader Sophia Patterson. "They thought he was lying about being the son of God. So, they crucified him."
Molly Sickels, who is in fourth grade, said few people believed Jesus was king of the Jews.
"The guards took him to Pontious Pilate, who condemned Jesus to death," said Sickels.
Zachary said her family colors and hunts for eggs to celebrate.
"We have this special paint we can use," said Zachary. "We do that (dye eggs) on Easter. "Sometimes before so the paint can dry. And we use them for our Easter egg hunt."
Zachary also said her grandmother, Mary Jane Weisshaar, makes a three-layered cake to celebrate.
"I think it's chocolate," said Zachary.
Patterson said her family also celebrates with a "really special meal" and her favorite part of Easter is "having fun."
"We bring my aunt, grandpa and grandma over," said Patterson, "My mom and dad hide eggs around the house."
Sickels said she likes to wake up to find an Easter basket of candy waiting for her. She said her 15-year-old sisters, Jamie and Josie, watch her hunt for eggs.
"They usually just go through their baskets and go back to bed," said Sickels.
Sickels said her family gathers at Grandma's house to eat ham and uses the opportunity to take photos. She said her favorite part of Easter was spending time with her little cousin.
Walsh said learning the origin of Catholic traditions are important lessons for the students.
"It's a repeated lesson for them," said Walsh. "It gains meaning over time."