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By Avid Cyclist
from New York state
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Comments about Nashbar Zurich Photochromic Sunglasses:
I like the fact that the lenses become darker in bright sunlight, but not too dark that I cannot see road hazards when I transition from sunny to a shaded area.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Good eye protection
By Drew
from Sioux Falls, SD
Good eye protection at a price you don't have to worry about so much.
Great product for the price
By rubz the rider
from texas
I use these glasses for predawn rides before work,they keep all the bugs out of your face, fit snug and don't fog up. Great product for the price.
Great for riding in any weather conditions
By Riding Europe
from Salt Lake City, UT
These have been great for riding during our changing weather. Sunny or cloudy, they are great. Nice and light weight. My sunglasses aren't the right shade if things get cloudy or if I'm riding in the shade so these glasses are the perfect solution.
Too light for sunny days
By Scott
from Aurora, IL
The sunglasses do not go very dark even in sunlight. These would be good for cloudy days or evening rides. They do have a yellow tint that brightens the vision. Good fit.
Do not darken near enough
By gu
from Minneapolis, Mn
About Me Casual/ Recreational
I bought these for RAGBRAI, start when it is sunrise and then full sun. These glasses will not darken near enough for common road cycling.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Perfect for me
By Aeolian
from Lexington, KY
I use these glasses for road cycling usually 4 or 5 times a week. I like the way they fit and I like a lens that doesn't darken very much. I spend a lot of time riding at dusk with sun and shade. With these glasses I can still get a good view of the road ahead while protecting my eyes. If you are looking for glasses that darken you should look at something else. These have very little change in them.
Nice shape but very little tint
By PTS
from Kentucky
These are nicely shaped light weight glasses but the advertised lens darkening is a joke. Little or no change occurs in the sun. A very disappointing purchase.
Zurich Sunglasses.
By gks333
from silverdale, wa
I have the ones that are near clear with light tint for the cloudy days in the deep forested areas. Light fogging at the very top of the glasses if I have them all the way back on the bridge of my nose. A good product overall at a fair price.
Great buy
By Dave
from Rockaway, nj
I purchased these glasses for evening club rides. Glasses provided great wrap around eye protection. I would not use these for mid day rides in bright sunlight, but for my evening rides that start in bright daylight and end in dusk, these are perfect. And at great price. They go from light gray to clear quickly.
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Salem, Ore. -- (Pamplin Media Group) Advocates announced Wednesday they will abandon their effort to end the state monopoly on liquor sales in Oregon.
Although they had an already-approved version for circulation among voters, advocates said they ran into delays in getting approval to proceed with a preferred revision. The Supreme Court issued a decision last week on a ballot title, the official summary of a measure, but it still awaited approval for circulation.
July 3 is the deadline for filing signatures for initiatives for the Nov. 4 ballot. The measure would have required 87,213 valid signatures.
But a chief sponsor said advocates aren't giving up on the effort to get the state out of retail liquor sales, which it has controlled since the end of Prohibition in 1933.
"We still believe Oregonians are ready to end our state's Prohibition-era monopoly on liquor sales and allow Oregon consumers to buy liquor at qualified grocery and retail stores — just like consumers do in most other states," said Lynn Gust, division president of retailer Fred Meyer.
Oregon is one of 18 states where liquor sales remain in state hands. Washington state voters approved a privatization measure in 2011.
The other sponsor was Lauren Johnson, chief executive of Newport Avenue Market in Bend, who said the state should concentrate on education, compliance and enforcement of liquor laws.
The initiative would have drawn opposition from an array of groups.
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission had prepared a plan for "modernization," under which the state would continue to own liquor stocks but allow retail sales by stores larger than 10,000 square feet. But lawmakers did not advance it in their 2014 session.
"As we have in the past, this is a dialogue that continues with policy-makers, including legislators," said Pat McCormick, a spokesman for Oregonians for Competition. "But if we are not successful in achieving privatization through the legislative process, we will be back in 2016."
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Yes I (the wife) am reading these replies. Old man went to bed. This is half my shop - I have all the wood working tools. Here are some of his projects
Thats hillarious My wife also used to use alot of wood working tools too, Scroll saw she liked alot, Shes too busy now so she doesn't do much but she used to make all kinds of things,
Oh, by the way very nice shop
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Looking good Gary and Ms. Gary, especially like the privacy gate. Some yrs back I tried to get a permit from the city sept I asked about a garage in back, nothing doing, because of the sq. ft. of the house, so I gave up, should have said it was a shop, bummer.
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Looks good, Gary. The part I worry about is the Mrs taking half the shop...sounds like my wife with my new shop. I am very concerned there may be a take-over planned. Oh well, as long as there are no curtains involved.Don
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great shop. love the chair swing, did you also do the cactus by the gate???very nice work and a fine shop to do it in.
welcome to the site, good to have both of ya.
DDA52 Looks good, Gary. The part I worry about is the Mrs taking half the shop...sounds like my wife with my new shop. I am very concerned there may be a take-over planned. Oh well, as long as there are no curtains involved
sounds like its time to start planning for a 2nd shop. just call the first one practice.
my wife is a sewer so i get the shop to myself....... both of them actually.thanks for the help
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The Houston Dynamo and New York Red Bulls will meet for the second match in little more than a month in a crunch match in the Eastern Conference when the clubs face off Sunday afternoon at BBVA Compass Stadium. The Dynamo can clinch a berth in the MLS Cup Playoffs with a win and the right combination of other results, following their scoreless draw at Sporting KC last week. The Red Bulls have already booked their ticket to the postseason – but are now chasing the Supporters' Shield – coming off a late 2-2 draw with the New England Revolution two weeks ago.
Broadcast Info
TV: CSN Houston / UniMas (Channel listings)
Radio: 1560 AM / 850 AM
Starting Lineups
Dynamo: Hall; Sarkodie, Boswell, Taylor, Ashe; García, Creavalle, Clark, Davis ©; Barnes, Bruin
Subs: Deric, Weaver, Carrasco, López, Brunner, Cummings, Driver
New York Red Bulls: Robles; Holgersson, Olave, Sekagya, Barklage; Alexander, McCarty, Cahill, Steele; Luyindula, Henry
Subs: Meara, Kimura, Miazga, Lade, Sam, Akpan, Wright-Phillips
Get up-to-the minute stats throughout the match
Steph gets you ready for Sunday's sold out match with the New York Red Bulls. Plus, a special guest stops by … with beer.
Major League Soccer unveiled their playoff schedule on Thursday for the 2013 MLS Cup Playoffs.
The playoffs will open with the Eastern and Western conference play-in games on October 30th and 31st, and will continue all the way until the MLS Cup Final on December 7th.
MLS has scheduled an extended break of almost two weeks between the first leg of the Conference Finals (Nov. 9-10) and the second leg of the Conference Finals (Nov. 23-24), to allow all players a chance to play for their country during the international fixtures scheduled in mid-November.
The Dynamo have multiple players that could be affected by the international break, as the United States crosses the pond to play Scotland and Honduras will face Brazil in Miami. Both Brad Davis (USA) and Boniek García (Honduras) have been involved in recent World Cup qualifiers for their respective national teams.
After the Conference Finals have been played, MLS will take another break to observe the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. All parties involved should be plenty rested before the MLS Cup Final.
Here is what the playoff schedule looks like:
- Knockout Games: Oct. 30-31 (Wed.-Thurs.)
- Conference Semifinals, Leg 1: Nov. 2-3 (Sat.-Sun.)
- Conference Semifinals, Leg 2: Nov. 6-7 (Wed.-Thurs.)
- Conference Finals, Leg 1: Nov. 9-10 (Sat.-Sun.)
- Conference Finals, Leg 2: Nov. 23-24 (Sat.-Sun.)
- MLS Cup: Dec. 7 (Sat.)
Dynamo broadcaster Glenn Davis is back on the air tonight with a new episode of Dynamo All-Access, presented by Houston Community College. The show will air on Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 AM from 7-9 p.m.
Call in and give Glenn your thoughts on this weekend's home finale against the New York Red Bulls, and what you think of the Dynamo's playoff hopes and positioning. Glenn will also have interviews with Dynamo players and coaches throughout the night.
Listen in as Glenn talks everything Dynamo!
The call-in number for the show is 713-439-1560.
Brad Davis saves Mexico? We need to root for the Galaxy? The Pulp breaks down the strangeness.
Giles Barnes and Anthony Arena go head to head in another FIFA 14 challenge. This time, we pit veteran vs. rookie.
ICYMI, Bobby Boswell and Calen Carr faced off here.
Another weekend gone by, and the Eastern Conference playoff picture is still no clearer. With the Dynamo off after a midweek draw against Sporting Kansas City, the eyes of the Orange faithful were watching a few other scores from around the conference.
New England Revolution 1, Montreal Impact 0
New England came up with a big road victory to keep pace in the playoff chase, temporarily putting them in the fifth spot before the other games finished. When the dust settled on Saturday night, their 45 points were only good enough for seventh place, but it's only a single point behind the Chicago Fire in the last playoff spot.
New England has two matches against the Columbus Crew, who were eliminated from playoff contention this weekend, to finish out the regular season.
Montreal's loss kept them two points back of the Dynamo as they begin to make up their games in hand. Montreal has one game left to play before they are even in games played with the rest of the conference, this Wednesday against the LA Galaxy. We'll get more into how this match affects the Dynamo's postseason hopes further down the page.
Philadelphia Union 1, D.C. United 1
D.C. United nearly pulled out the impossible result, but instead only got the improbable thanks to Jack McInerney's 90th minute equalizer. The draw gave Philly 46 points, tied with Montreal and Chicago, but the Union reside in sixth place by virtue of the games won tiebreaker.
Philadelphia's road doesn't get any easier, as they travel to Montreal before hosting Sporting Kansas City in their season finale.
Chicago got the result they needed in Frisco, which pulled them into the pile-up of teams on 46 points, two behind the Dynamo. FC Dallas was eliminated in the Western Conference with the loss.
The Fire have dates against Toronto FC and the New York Red Bulls to close the year.
Playing on Sunday and with a pack of three teams just two points behind them, it's possible that the Dynamo will go into their match against the New York Red Bulls (3:00 p.m. CT; TICKETS) below the red line. Of course, it's also possible that they will go into the match with the opportunity to punch their ticket to the playoffs, depending on Wednesday's Galaxy vs. Impact result.
If Montreal ties or loses on Wednesday, here's what must happen for the Dynamo to clinch a playoff spot:
- Dynamo win vs. New York Red Bulls AND
- Chicago tie or lose vs. Toronto FC OR
- New England Revolution tie or lose vs. Columbus Crew
If Montreal wins in Los Angeles, the scenario changes to this:
- Dynamo win vs. New York Red Bulls AND two of the following:
- Philadelphia Union tie or lose vs. Montreal Impact AND/OR
- Chicago Fire tie or lose vs. Toronto FC AND/OR
- New England Revolution tie or lose vs. Columbus Crew
Obviously, all that the Dynamo must worry about is to continue winning and their playoff status will eventually work itself out.


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Imagine an elementary school class that would rather talk math and science than video games and movies. That's the kind of environment one can find in Maria Carandas' second grade classroom.
It's should be no surprise then that Carandas, a UH College of Education alumnae, was named National Student Teacher of the Year by the Association of Teacher Educators.
Using interactive applications in the classroom, Carandas promotes both learning and understanding. Such techniques were honed through her own experiences at the College of Education.
The college prepares teachers, counselors, education administrators and professionals for careers in social agencies, business and government. Thanks to the university's urban setting, students have opportunities to work in a variety of educational settings. For more information about the College of Education visit http://www.coe.uh.edu/.


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Williams announced today that it will restart its damaged Geismar, LA olefins plant in April 2014. The plant has been offline since an explosion on 13 June that killed two employees. The restart plan includes bringing online a previously planned 600-million lb/year expansion that will increase ethylene production capacity at the plant to 1.95 billion lbs/year, the company says. The company says it has resumed expansion construction across most of the plant outside the damaged area near the propylene fractionator. Based on the initial damage assessment, the...
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- Horses and More - Camp Tapawingo Day Camp
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Ever wanted to know how to feed, properly groom, and get ready to ride a horse? Learn all this and more and spend one afternoon riding in the arena, in addition to the usual camp fun such as games, hiking, canoeing, and more. Who: Girls entering grades 2 - 5 Date: Monday, July 22 - Friday, July 26, 2013 Location: Camp Tapawingo Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday Fee: $125 per girl Min/Max: 30/50 girls Closing Date: Monday, July 8, 2013 ...
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Description:Emulex 10GbE Virtual Fabric Adapter (VFA)II and III family for IBM System xPart Number(s)
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With a land area of 1,127,000 square kilometres, Ethiopia is a vast, landlocked country on the eastern side of the African continent. Kenya and Somalia lie to the south, Sudan to the west, whilst to the north and northeast, cutting off Ethiopia's access to the sea are Eritrea and Djibouti. Ethiopia includes some of the finest mountain scenery in Africa, notably in the Simien Mountains which have been designated a World Heritage Site. This highland area in the northern part of Ethiopia includes many summits over 4000 metres (13000ft.), the highest peak being Ras Deshen, at 4620 metres (15157ft.), the fourth highest mountain in Africa. Geographically, the Simien Mountains comprise several major plateaux, which are underlain by basalt lavas thousands of metres thick. It is the erosion of these lavas which has created the dramatic escarpments and freestanding pinnacles which are characteristic of the range and which are comparable in terms of spectacle to the Grand Canyon.
Time Zone
The time in Ethiopia is GMT + 3 hours.
The official language of Ethiopia is Amharic although there are several regional languages throughout the country. You will find that a lot of people in the cities speak some English, certainly enough for you to buy souvenirs, order in restaurants etc. In the countryside you are unlikely to find people who speak any more than just a few words of English. We do recommend that you take a pocket phrase book and learn some basics such as common greetings.
Ethiopia has a wet season from June to September and a dry season for the rest of the year. Following the wet season, the country is lush and green, with lots of flowers and growing crops. Thereafter, the country dries out progressively until the next rains. The climate of the Simien Mountains has been likened to the perfect English summer day. At altitudes of around 3000 metres (10,000 feet) and above, we can expect temperatures of around 15°C / 59°F to 20°C / 68°F, falling close to freezing point at night and with frosty mornings a possibility. In the lowlands you will find daytime temperatures of 25°C / 77°F to 35°C / 95°F.
The Ethiopian unit of currency is the birr. For up to date exchange rates visit: www.xe.com
It is not necessary to purchase local currency (Ethiopian birr) prior to travel and sterling, euros and US dollars are readily exchanged in Addis Ababa. We suggest you carry your travel money in the form of cash as it can be difficult to change travellers cheques in Addis Ababa and there are no bank ATMs currently in service. Credit cards can be used to purchase goods and services and it is a good idea to carry one in case of emergencies.
Visa Requirements
A valid passport (with at least 6 months remaining validity), and a visa are required. The easiest way to obtain your visa is on entry at Addis Aaba. You will need 2 passport photos, 20 US dollars, and will have to fill out a visa form. This facility is available to citizens of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland, and most EU countries. Full details of visa requirements for Ethiopia will be sent with your booking confirmation.
You should attend your own doctor and dentist for a check-up. Your doctor will have access to the most up to date information on the required vaccinations for the country you are visiting. In general we recommend vaccinations against the following: Polio, Tetanus, Typhoid, & Hepatitis 'A'. Malaria prophylaxis is not recommended for this trip.
A very good online resource is the NHS travel website at www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk
Additional Sources of Information
Guide to Ethiopia. Phillip Briggs
Ethiopia. The Bradt Travel Guide
Lonely Planet. Trekking in East Africa
In Ethiopia with a Mule. Dervla Murphy
The Sign & The Seal. Graham Hancock
Simen Mountains Trekking Map. 1.100,000. University of Berne.
Lonely Planet - www.lonelyplanet.com
Rough Guides - www.roughguides.com


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Write Temp™ 3-in-1 Digital Thermometer
Write Temp™ 3-in-1 Digital Thermometer by Safety 1st makes temperature taking easy. With three different methods to choose from and a quick 20-second reading, you'll know quickly whether your little one's temperature has risen above normal. The Write Temp also helps you avoid cross contamination with a handy personalization feature. Write in which child is using the thermometer and germs will have one less path to take! The thermometer package also includes a Fever Chart which you can use for easy reference.
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Global Coverage
Date: 22 Feb 2013
The view shown here is similar to an earlier one, posted in October 2011, but now the coverage is more complete. The globe on the left was created from the MDIS monochrome surface morphology base map campaign. The globe on the right was produced from the MDIS color base map campaign. Each map is composed of thousands of images, and the color view was created by using 3 of the 8 color filters acquired. (1000, 750, and 430 nm wavelengths are displayed in red, green and blue, respectively.)
Last Update: 8 Mar 2013 (AMB)
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington


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High in the mountains on a beautiful summer's day, with hot pavement below and permafrost on the rocks above, this is a true mountain paradise, and a gruelling cycling nightmare! This spectacular print, featuring the work of legendary cycling photographer Graham Watson, gives you a breathtaking view of the Tour de France during one of its most difficult stages, as the three-week-old marathon climbs its way towards the heavens through the French Alps. Printed on high-quality gallery stock, reproduced with perfect color and clarity, and designed with an elegant white-bordered layout, it is both a spectacular work of photographic sports art, and a great collector's item for years to come. Perfect for a nice frame and a prominent place on the wall of any fan!
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With the unfortunate cancellation for round 1, Round 2 at fraddon moto park on february 26th became the cornwall schoolboy scramble club 2012 season opener. With rainfull in the week leading up to the meeting and some good preparation The track had several line choices And some big ruts and by lunch time the track couldent have been better despite coming a bit ruff in area's.
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Amx and amx open classed racers competed together for the day.Johnny Hawkins had an unbeatable first in the opening race of the meeting In the Amx division with Mark Lanceley making a stand taking second.2011 champion,Mark Calcutt took sixth ahead of Bradley Bolitho. Sam Chapman claimed the first race win for the Open catagory ahead of 2 stroker Darren Toy. Recent upgrader from seniors And now aboard a 2 stroke KTM.Stuart Smith showed hes adapting well to the changes and took a brilliant fourth.
Whilst Stefan Kent took thirteenth.The Gates drop to the floor with the amx and open riders charging as race two was underway. Sam Chapman appeared to claim the race holeshot Being the first rider to fly over the doubles after the sand section.Stefan Kent was seen abroad His daughters,Ktm 85cc small wheel machine,After his Ktm 350F had to be left in the pits with a flat battery. Darren Toy was back on top form as top 2 stroker within the pack.Liam Curtis Stevens was on good form After unfortunate injurys towards end of 2011.
In the mid stages of the race Stefan Kent aboard the Small wheel 85cc goes over a jump , With two lapping rider flying side by side of him, Darren Toy with out making any fault of his own landed on the top Of Stefan Kent, But with pure luck both riders remained unharmed.Johnny Hawkins after a brilliant first race win , was riding perfectly and mistake free as expected from the expereinced rider. Super fast Sam Chapman was having a brilliant race and was coming up through the lappers within the third lap of the event.Ever improving Ashley Monks was having a superb ride abroad his YZ125.
Johnny Hawkins claimed the AMX race win wants more,Whilst one of his workers At hawkins motors,Alex Hockey claimed second.2011 champion Mark Calcutt upt his game and came in taking third.Lisa Milward had abrilliant ride from gate to flag and took Eigth.Sam Chapman came on top of the open rankings as expected,Despite a smashing ride from Daniel Whyatt who claimed a well respectable second and top lap time.Whilst Chester Blair took tenth ahead of eleventh James Woodford.
The final race was soon kicking off after Sam Chapman again took the race holeshot.After taking the fastest lap time in the second moto,Dan whyatt was on top form and this time Challenging Sam Chapman for the lead given Sam heaps of pressure.Whyatt later takes to the lead deservingly. But Sam Chapman eagerly fights back and charges back past leading once again.Sam Then ups his game and pulls ahead.
Whilst Stuart Smith battles hard with Johnny Hawkins the pair switch leads beetween them selves several times.
Back markers latter play a part in the pairs Hard fought battle.
Whilst Vince Thorpe Looks on better form.
Wayne Slater finds himself in the dirt not for the first time of the day Again on another corner.
Johnny Hawkins claimed the race win once again Taking the overall for the amx division.
Whilst Sam Chapman takes the open class overall.
A strong line up of seniors compettiors came to fraddon moto park in hopes for a action packed days racing,No one was dissapointed.
The opening race saw Josh Taylor compete in the lead in a dominant fashion abroad his new 2012 RMZ 250.
The top runners were running best lap times just seconds between showing the race was very competitive with no room for any mistakes. Josh Taylor dominantly took the opening race win. Second place was helped to be secured by a Pro Circuit engined KXF 250F with a solid ride by Jack Stevens.Maverick Smith had a good performance and took third.Whilst disadvantage of an older Bike proved to be no problem For Jack Gribble to run the pace,Taking a smashing fourth place to start the weekend. Whilst top of the two strokes , And also top of the big wheel 85cc upgraders,Dean Symons claimed fifth.Whilst battling furthur down the field Colt Bright paced the chequers in sixteenth.
Riders lined up to the gates for the second moto of the day , With Josh Taylor buzzing with confidence after his dominant Moto 1 result.The Gates dropped with Josh Taylor having the most perfect start taking the race holeshot with the rest of the field charging close.
Jack Gribble was showing good form right from the early stage hanging on to a solid fourth on Lap three.Maverick Smith and Jack Blackburn was having a hard fought battle That ended with Maverick getting the upper hand on the fifth lap.Whilst Dean Symons was on great form up the front of the pack abroad the 125 KTM. Josh Taylor remained absouloutly untouchable and remained out of anybodys league throughout the second moto Going on to take the Win more than deservingly.Whilst Alistair Gwennap and Sean Semmens had a real race of there own with Alistair taking the advantage result second time round giving them both every thing to fight for in there final race of the day.
After dominant performances in the first two Motos it was looking set for Josh Taylor to be completley out of everyones league once more,But one rider stepped up his game and for a few laps gave Taylor a real run for his money.Taylor Holeshot with another perfect start to the race but this time instead of emdiatly gapping from the group,Jack Gribble was on maximum form pushing real Pressure on to Taylor. Jack Pushes harder and harder and later manages to pass Josh In good form.Josh Taylor Kept his cool And his head in the game and re took the lead. Whilst Great riding from Will Hawkins saw him Get into third With upgrader Dean Symons screaming the 2 stroke 125 in fourth.
Josh Taylor took the final race win,second place was secured By Jack Gribble who also had the best lap of the race.Jack Blackburn had a good ride and took sixth. Whilst Alistair Gwennap took Twelth ahead of Dan Furse in thirteenth.
Josh Taylor Rightfully claimed the seniors Overall.
Eager youth riders for the Small wheel and the Big wheel 85cc divisions competed together for the weekends racing With a great mix of abilitied riders ,The racing was Competitive throughout the pack.
Talented Youth Rider Josh Gilbert attended the meeting and highly stood out to prove why he such a strong contender in bigger series such as the BYMX And the red bull Elite youth cup.
The opening race saw Josh Gilbert claim the 45 points. Joe Eiffert Recently upgraded to the big wheels and had a whole new learning curve taking the bars of a new Honda CRF150,Having already got to grips with the bike, Joe claimed second spot.After recent wins at the CMC motocross Meetings Zac Hudson showed Heaps and bounds of improvement in all areas of his riding And got the smashing result of third to prove it.Jake Curtis Stevens came on top of the small wheel rankings,Bagging the unbeatable 45 points in the opening moto of the day.Aidan williams took runner up spot respectively.Ever Improving Ethan Davies smashed threw the race taking third at the flag. Whilst Daniel Roberts claimed a solid eighth to start his weekends racing off.
The second moto for the big wheel and small wheel 85cc class saw Josh Glbert own the gates , taking the race holeshot.
Aidan Williams was up racing in good form riding top of the small wheelers.Whilst Zac Hudson was racing flat out having another fantastic ride on his KX85 Big wheel.Josh Gilbert was running perfect laps Faster than all the AMX riders and Just a few seconds of the top OPEN classed riders lap times Showing just how talented the Young rider is and was lapping the field by the third lap.Whilst Aidan Williams has to retire from third place After running out of fuel a real dissapointing result from a ride that was going on strong.Josh Gilberts strong laps saw Him right behind Second place running Joe Eiffert,Joe Eiffert decently jumped the tracks Main table top,To then Be flown over by Leader Josh Gilbert who lapped the whole pack taking the race win with Joe Eiffert taking second respectively. With Zac Hudson in third ahead of fourth spot Callan Stone.Another strong ride By Jake Curtis Stevens secured him another moto win.With No fuel left to finish the race Aidan was out the ranks. Helping Put Ethan Davies in a fantastic second place.Alfie crocker secured himself third. whilst improving strong,Kian Mayho took ninth.The final race was Holeshot By Josh Gilbert who again performed fantastically going on to take the Big wheel devision overall victory, whilst Jake Curtis Stevens claimed it for the Small wheel division.
With unfortunate low attendences for the Auto And Juniors classes,The young guns raced togetherd to Improve there days riding and to help keep a smooth running meeting.
Eleven hardcore competitors took to the lines for the opening race after some good racing throughout the pack from all riders.Louie Kessell came top of the Autos with a strong lap time ahead of Thomas Higman,Luke Woolgrove and Connor Jago.
Ryan Mundell topped the Junior division rankings Ahead of well riding Tyler Rowe,Followed By Sam Hunt who continues to stretch his improving streak.
The second race of for the youth riders was soon underway, Again louie kessel was having another strong ride with more solid lap times going on to take another race win.
After a slighlity dissapointing result in moto One,Connor Jago came back fighting taking second spot. Whilst Thomas Higman claimed third over fourth placed,Luke Woolgrove.
The Sixty five riders had another great race Tyler Rowe stepped up the pace and rightfully claimed first place,With race one winner Ryan Mundell claiming second.
Jason Down improved over his moto one result taking third.
Whilst newly upgraded from the auto class , Lewis Wiltshire took sixth ahead of Bradley Taylor in seventh.
The final race was underway with Ryan Mundell gateing perfectly to take the race holeshot and early advantages.Tyler Rowe was on good form up close With Mundell. Whilst abroad the Opie Oils Ktm machine,Sam Hunt was riding strongly in third hunting down the pair ahead.
Auto compeitor Louie Kessell was riding a class of his own being untouchable by his fellow competitors. whilst Thomas Higman,And Luke woolgrove chase on behind.
The finish flag flew for Ryan Mundell taking the overall victory in the 65cc devision.With Louie kessell doing the same dominating the Automatic riders a perfect start to the season.
Written By:Charlene Vernon
Photos By:Charlene Vernon
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If you find normal crocodiles to be a little frightening check out the jaws on this guy!
Pepesuchus deiseae is a newly discovered crocodyliform, a group that includes modern-day alligators, which lived during the late Cretaceous period, between 99 million to 65 million year ago. The fossil skull was found at a site called Sao Paulo in Brazil by paleontologists from the Brazilian National Museum. It can currently be found in the Federal University of Rio de Janerio's National Museum with other fossils that were discovered In Brazil.


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Eimeo is one of Mackay's seaside suburbs, one which has got it all together. So much so, that the surf club, the sailboard club, the catamaran club have all amalgamated. Members of the club provide a seasonal beach patrol which makes for safer use of the waters of the Coral Sea and the beach is regularly patrolled by the Department of Primary Industries who are responsible for a shark netting program.
At Eimeo, the publican of the Pacific Hotel scored the best piece of real estate. Better known as The Eimeo Pub, patrons have the best views in town, with expansive views over the ocean and nearby islands. Massive views, and massive tides! The beaches here have a 6 meter tide, which means that it's possible walk out for about a kilometre when the tide is out.
Do not get caught when the tide changes, otherwise you could miss out on the monthly markets which are organised by the surf-sailboard-catamaran club.
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Gary Nelson '59 has retired in Milton, Fla, after 31 years working as a flight simulator instructor, program manager, and site manager for the U.S. Navy Flight Training Program, training Navy, Marine, Coast Guard and foreign students in both fixed-wing primary and helicopter advanced training. Prior to that, Nelson served 21 years in the Navy as a Naval Aviator, including tours to Vietnam.
Edwin Madigan '63 Barry McIntyre '63, Ted Roskuszka '63, Dr. Mehdi Heravi '63 and Thomas McLaughlin '63 held their own USU 1963 mini reunion of sorts earlier this year in Estes Park, Colo. They look a little different than they did during their days on campus, but they're definitely still Aggies: the photos show them, arms around each other, sitting and grinning in wet, spring snow.
David M. Rose '72 retired as an elementary school teacher after 28 years of service this last June. He was chosen Teacher of the Year in 2011. Rose spent the last three years of his career as a science teacher. He lives in Pleasant Hill, Calif., with his wife of 24 years and has two children, a son in high school and a daughter studying geology at UC Davis. He has traveled widely and looks forward to more adventures in his retirement.
Jay S. Miller '80 M.S. chief of interpretation for Arkansas State Parks, retired with 37 years of service to the agency. He began his park career as state trails coordinator and park planner, and served the past 29 years as administrator of program services. Miller has presented sessions at countless regional, national, and international conferences, and published articles in The Interpreter and Legacy magazines. He was part of an team of trainers hosted by South Korea, was a consultant to U.S. National Parks, the Madagascar National Park Service and Bolivia National Parks. He received the National Association for Interpretation's Master Interpretive Manager Award, the NAI Region 6 Meritorious Achievement Award and the Fellow/Lifetime Achievement Award. In retirement, Miller plans to provide keynote, and motivational speaking through his consulting company, Interpretive Communications. He is a Certified Public Manager, a Certified Interpretive Planner and a Certified Interpretive Trainer. Married with three children, he lives in Little Rock, Ark.
Bradford R. Rich '85 president of SkyWest, Inc., which includes SkyWest Airlines, Inc., ExpressJet Airlines, Inc., and SkyWest Leasing, now serves on Intermountain Healthcare's Board of Trustees. Rich received a bachelor's degree in accounting from Utah State University. He has served on the SelectHealth board, is a director of the annual Dixie Classic Golf Tournament and has served on the City of St. George Water and Power Board.
Gay Wayman '82, '83 M.S. has published a collection of her essays in Life and Laundry: Surviving the Spin Cycle, available on amazon.com. "My hope is that readers will find something that resonates with them; be it joyful, emotional, passionate or pragmatic. There is a place for all of it in our lives," she said.
Erik Anderson '99 recently joined Logan Simpson Design (LSD) as a senior environmental planner in Salt Lake City. Erik has 14 years of experience in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and natural resource management planning for federal clients. Anderson received his bachelor's degree, in civil and environmental engineering from Utah State University and his M.A.S. degree in environmental policy and management from the University of Denver in 2009.
Eric. D Hone '94 a shareholder in the litigation and in the entertainment and sports department at Gordon Silver in Las Vegas was recently named one of the "Top 100 Lawyers in the Mountain States" by SuperLawyers.com. Previously he was named among the "Legal Elite," by Nevada Business for 2009-2013, and as a "Top Lawyer" by Vegas INC., in 2012. Hone's practice is focused on business litigation, as well as sports and entertainment law. He also has considerable experience in construction law. He received his Juris Doctor from the Duke University School of Law.
Lance Jacobs '93 is now General Manager for North America for German-based software security company Avira. Jacobs is responsible for day-to-day operations, increasing end-user and channel sales, as well as improving awareness of the Avira brand in North America. He is based in Burlingame, Calif. Jacobs' career to-date spans two decades in the software industry, focused mainly on sales, business development and marketing. Most recently, he was vice president of sales at ThreatMetrix, before that, he was director of the Strategic Sales Group for North America at F-Secure.
After 12 years' work studying the "fantastically intricate" human blood (hematopoietic) system at the George Q. Daley lab at HHMI/Children's Hospital Boston, Mathew "Willy" Lensch '91 has been recruited to become the Executive Director of Harvard's Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology Department. He's one Aggie definitely worth Googling.
Seegrid Corporation, based in Pittsburgh, PA., announced Amanda Merrell '10 has been promoted to marketing director. Merrell has utilized unconventional approaches to the material handling industry that have been directly responsible for establishing brand awareness for Seegrid. She joined Seegrid after graduating from Utah State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and communications, with an emphasis in public relations. Seegrid is the leading manufacturer of vision-guided robotic industrial trucks.


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I am focusing on changing human interpretations of the musicality of birdsong over time. By focusing on biological, religious, and creative contexts, I will reveal the environmental and ecological importance of understanding animal noises. Studying the sounds of birds and other animals will foster generations of people who focus on listening to environmental soundscapes. Bird songs are examples of Schafer's "keynote sounds" that may not be consciously heard by people, but nevertheless influence the character of human society. Over time soundscapes will morph and change as society grows, but active listeners will hear the beauty of the natural world and will seek to protect the environment from invading sound pollution. Additionally, listening to soundscapes of nature can provide musicians with inspiration to develop more creative music forms. Through this process bird sounds can contribute toward the positive progression of human soundscapes.
The above clip includes various bird songs and other calls. These sounds illustrate the musicality of birds as well as provide a relaxing and meditative atmosphere. Listening to natural soundscapes provides a break from the loud and often grating noises of human society. Examining natural soundscapes as a whole allows individuals to understand how different bird species interact and respond to environmental stimuli. Additionally, listeners should note their own responses as they listen to natural landscapes to discern any instinctual, emotional, or intellectual reactions to the sounds.


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Dr. Who and the Daleks
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ATTENTION, WHOVIANS! (For the uninitiated, that is not something Jay-Z yells at the beginning of a song, it's a name for Doctor Who fans)
Before Matt Smith, before David Tennant, before Christopher Eccleston, before even the scarf and afro guy, there was Peter Cushing. Well, not before, exactly, because this feature-length movie isn't a canonical part of the Doctor Who universe or storyline. So it's sort of more adjacent, than before. It's nearby, if nothing else. Approximate, at least. Like, Dr. Who is in it! But instead of a mysterious Timelord alien, he's kind of just a confused human grandpa with the last name Who. But he does have a TARDIS! Of course, instead of a disguised alien craft it's just, like, this junky thing he made with his granddaughter. Oh yeah, he hangs out with his granddaughters. Yeah. But then they travel through space and fight the most classic Dr. Who bad guys of all, the Daleks! Of course, in this imagining of Dr. Who, the Daleks are just some dopey trashcan looking guys with plungers sticking out of 'em that talk funny -- oh, that's how they still are? Seriously?? PERFECT! IT'S CANON AFTER ALL!
So no matter how much you know, don't know, or don't want to know about Dr. Who, this movie will fill your needs. Plus, the RiffTrax itself is totally canon, and an official part of the Mike, Kevin, and Bill timeline (unlike that regrettable one-off TV special, "RiffTrax goes to Hawaii", which shall never be spoken of again). Exterminate Dr. Who and the Daleks today!
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Most people look at the Science Center as a fun and educational place to go on a Saturday afternoon...
What they might not realize is that we're also trusted partners to the school systems of the areas we serve. Our educational programs supplement traditional classroom learning with a valuable informal education and serve to build on the foundation of knowledge kids gain in school. Most importantly, they further the mission of increasing competency in S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) competency.
Our educational programs include:
- Field Trips
- Off-Site Programs
- School Break Camps
- Summer Camps & Academy
- Science Competitions
- Homeschool Programs
- Scout Programs
- And much more
These activities enhance classroom experience and provide students with a different way of looking at science, math and technology.
19 May 2015
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Local students of the Young Entrepreneurs Academy Class of 2015 at Orlando Science Center received CEO status on May 14, 2015 at the commencement ceremony in the Digital Adventure Theater: A National Geographic Experience.
After months of hard work, José Fajardo, Executive Vice President of the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce; JoAnn Newman, Orlando Science Center President & CEO; and Nicole Rivera, YEA Program Coordinator awarded the class their diplomas.


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Recipe by DHANO923
"This is a simple home version of butter chicken, also known as 'murgh' or 'chicken makhani,' a popular dish in Indian restaurants. This is best served with naan, an Indian bread, or you can also serve this with basmati rice."
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1/3 cup
plain nonfat yogurt
1 tablespoon
tandoori masala powder
1 1/2 pounds
boneless, skinless chicken thighs, cut into 1-inch pieces
onion, chopped
1 (1 inch) piece
fresh ginger
1 clove
2 tablespoons
3 tablespoons
cooking oil, divided
2 teaspoons
garam masala
1/4 teaspoon
Indian chili powder
1 cup
tomato sauce
1 cup
half and half
2 tablespoons
1 teaspoon
dried fenugreek leaves
1 teaspoon
True to it's description, this is the "simple home version" that I have been looking for without the hassles of grinding cashews, grilling the chicken, etc, etc. The best decision I made was to follow the recipe exactly as it was written even down to the minutes for cooking each layer of ingredients, and that definitely paid off. The only substitution I made was using a tsp of frozen fenugreek leaves instead of dried, but I don't think that hurt it too much. Don't be deterred if you can't find the fenugreek leaves at all...I'm sure it's fine even without them. Will definitely be making this again for many years to come. Thanks so much for submitting this recipe! PS. One small note, if the chicken releases some water when initially browning it, dump it out of the pan before heating the remaining oil and browning the onions.
This was yummy, but I would recommend a couple things. Use heavy whipping cream instead of half and half. Or, condensed canned milk if you want a lighter dish. In India they never use half and half. For the "cooking oil," use vegetable oil. For the butter, you can make "ghee," which is cooked butter with removed fat. You cook the butter in a pan, and when you see the white coagulation on the top, strain the melted butter through a cheesecloth. You will have the golden goodness of the butter without the other stuff. It tastes nutty and flavorful, and if you're wondering what this stuff is - it's what you get with lobster at a good restaurant! You'll have to use a bit more butter (I use a pound) if you're going to make ghee. A lot will be removed in the straining process. Also, "tomato sauce" may be confusing. Don't use the stuff you use for pasta! (but that might be a big DUH). Use a can of pure tomatoes, diced or whole. Use the juice! And, one more thing. I tend to like more sauce with my rice and meat (I like to slurp it up with garlic naan and jasmine rice!) If you're like me, you'll want to use more heavy cream and yogurt. This will mean a pinch more of spices (careful with the chili powder!) Another tip - add yogurt to the dish slowly, so the rest of the sauce will "accept" it... the yogurt will curdle if too much is added at once. Happy eating!
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This is a very good recipe that I will definitely make again. Next time I'll probably add less salt (1/2-3/4 t), and less Indian chili powder (1/8 t) so it's not quite as spicy. I used a combo of condensed milk and half & half and it turned out nicely. I ended up adding extra half & half just to balance out the salt and heat. But we loved this meal served over jasmine rice!
Love this recipe! this was my first foray into Indian cooking and I was pleased to say it was pretty good! I love how everything is more or less scratch, and delicious. I add a bit more garlic (hard to go wrong!) and serve with naan bread and rice. since I can't find fenugreek leaves, I use the powder. I actually did this for my extended family around Christmas, and even for my grandparents whose palettes aren't particularly adventurous, they really enjoyed this meal. yummy! I have also added spinach at the last minute and it was a nice flavour as well with a bit more nutrition :)
I have had butter chicken in many Indian restaurants. This recipe is So easy and So good. I really like spice so I doubled the chilli powder. I used good Indian ingredients from the Indian Market too. I would not change a thing. Next time I am going to double it!!!
Easy recipe that resulted in a very tasty dish. I didn't make it very spicy by not adding very much chili powder. The dish was very flavourful so I didn't have to add very much salt either. I marinated the pieces of chicken thighs overnight and they turned out great. I also doubled the garlic/onion/ginger paste, tomatoes and evaporated milk because I wanted double the amount of sauce. I cooked some mushrooms in the extra sauce and it was delicious. I would make this again because it is a simple recipe with great flavour. I used canned crushed tomatoes this time but next time I might try to puree canned diced tomatoes or fresh ones.
I loved it, especially because it leaves a spicy hot taste in the back of the throat. I changed the half and half for half of sour cream. I really liked it.
I used heavy whipping cream instead of Half-n-Half, and I increased the chili powder to 1/2t. Great easy recipe!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Murgh Makhani (Indian Butter Chicken)
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Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 474
Calories from Fat: 274
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One healthy living tip busy moms often neglect is stress relief. We say it's because we don't have time to sit down and breathe, rest and relax when we're performing as chauffeur, short-order cook, house keeper and referee all day long. And I get that. I make those same excuses, too. That's where yoga comes in. Not only is yoga based on beneficial movements for your body, it's also centered around breathing, which is an art in itself that leads to stress reduction.


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Schools Superintendent Joshua P. Starr's preliminary request for next budget year, to be announced Tuesday, is about $10 million over the amount the county is required to provide under state law, Montgomery County Council President Nancy Navarro said Monday.
Although the numbers are preliminary, Navarro (D-Dist. 4) of Silver Spring said the council is hesitant and concerned about approving a budget above the required amount.
"There is concern about the stress and pressure that it will put on the other county agencies," she said.
Dana Tofig, schools spokesman, declined to confirm the numbers.
The state maintenance of effort law dictates a county fund its school system at the same amount per pupil as the previous year. The county government supplied about $1.42 billion of the school system's total $2.16 billion budget this budget year, or about 65.7 percent.
The budget for next fiscal year, fiscal 2014, which begins July 1, will be finalized in the spring.
Councilwoman Valerie Ervin, chair of the council's education committee, said it is possible that the school system is low-balling state aid, but it is too early to tell and it is "very irresponsible to be making comments about a budget we have not seen."
"I wish my colleagues wouldn't begin to flex their muscles over numbers they don't know yet," Ervin (D-Dist. 5) of Silver Spring.
Starr told parents at a meeting a few weeks ago that the County Council has indicated it will not approve a budget above MOE.
Ervin said in September that the council's education committee will be monitoring the school system's spending more carefully, after she and other council members disagreed with its decision this summer to give employees a base pay raise and some employees two step increases.
She said Monday that she and Navarro met with Starr on Friday to take a look at the basics of the budget, which exceeds the minimum by about a half percent of the school system's total budget, or about $10 million, she said.
Navarro said she was interested in seeing what types of positions would be restored and what problems the superintendent planned to address in the budget.


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Did you know that Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois invests $265 in each of our girl members annually? We know it is important to invest in the leaders of tomorrow by investing in the girls of today—the Girl Scouts who are learning to lead in their own lives and in their communities. They are discovering what is important to them, connecting with others and taking action to make the world a better place. Our goal is to provide cutting-edge program initiatives to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, so that they may grow in their leadership. Your contribution will directly help us reach that goal and will impact the girls in our council.
Two-thirds of the women who are today's leaders in government, business, education, medicine, science and in their communities were once Girl Scouts. But we know two-thirds of too few is not enough. An investment in Girl Scouts is broader than a case or a cure. It's a commitment to a generation. Our donors and volunteers are changing the world by supporting the young women who change it.
Imagine what an entire generation of girls will do given the confidence, the skills and the experience they need to lead!
- Your gift of $50—provides supplies for a Take Action project in which girls discover the root cause of a community issue and develop sustainable solutions together.
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Hi i was wondering if anyone knew of pipeline jobs and welder helper jobs around ok. I am currently in Stillwater, ok and do have a good job but would like to try something different and always wanted to pipeline and fig its a good time to see what options i have. What is the pay of a helper? how do i go about finding someone who needs a helper? Any info would be great! thanks
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Most Recent Posts
NBC Miami's 6 in the Mix Features PAMM in the Neighborhood
NBC Miami's 6 in the Mix talks to Bank of America's Maria Alonso about its involvement with PAMM in the Neighborhood. PAMM in the Neighborhood is a free summer program that brings art experiences beyond the museum's walls to provide access to education for youth at camps and community centers throughout Miami-Dade County.
Core Creative Members Enjoy Chic Summer Social
Members of Pérez Art Museum Miami's Core Creative gathered for a chic summer cocktail reception on the Museum's bayfront Portico. As the sun began to set, visitors were entertained by Brooklyn-based producer and DJ Rizzla, who got the crowd of Miami socials on their feet and on the dance floor. Guests sipped on cocktails from Mandarine Napoléon and enjoyed bites from Stephen STARR Events.
Guests Danced the Night Away to Rizzla at PAMM's Third Thursdays Music Series
On Thursday, July 17, 2014, Brooklyn-based producer Rizzla brought his electronic Caribbean sounds to PAMM's third Thursday music series.
PAMM Visited Artist Adler Guerrier at His Downtown Miami Studio
In preparation for the forthcoming solo exhibition Adler Guerrier: Formulating a Plot, which will open to the public on Thursday, August 7, 2014, PAMM's Communications team visited Adler Guerrier's studio at Dimensions Variable in downtown Miami to shoot a video of the artist talking about his work and sharing his inspiration.
Legacy Magazine's 40 Under 40 Awards Reception at PAMM
Check out NBC 6 South Florida's coverage of Legacy Magazine's 40 Under 40 Awards Reception at #PAMM, hosted by NBC Anchor Jawan Strader.


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Kristin Moran, PhD
Department Chair, Communication Studies
Kristin C. Moran, PhD, joined the Communication Studies department in 1999 as a visiting assistant professor and became a permanent faculty member in 2001. Moran offers media studies courses. Her current research focuses on the reception of Latino-themed and Spanish-language media in the United States. She is an active member of the Binational Association of Schools of Communication (BINACOM), an organization devoted cross border collaboration for faculty and students of communication. She currently serves as Chair of the department.
Ph.D., University of Washington, School of Communications
M.A., University of Washington, School of Communications
B.A., University of San Diego, Communication Studies
Scholarly and Creative Work
Moran's research focuses on the relationship audiences have with media texts emphasizing the development of Spanish-language media in the United States and its reception. She has published Listening to Latina/o youth: Television consumption within families, which critiques the tendency of mainstream media to reify and contain a Latina/o identity that is then sold back to youth in ways that limit Latino/a agency. Her research has also appeared in a variety of journals including the Journal of Children & Media and Learning, Media and Technology focusing on Latino-themed children's television. She has published research comparing the presentation of local news in Spanish and English in Journalism: Theory, Practice, and Criticism and the Journal of Borderland Studies.
Teaching Interests
Moran teaches a variety of courses that focus on the role of mass media in society, including the introductory course, Introduction to Media Studies, as well as more specialized courses such as Mass Media in Spain and Latin America, Media, Process & Effects, and Communication Criticism. She has also participated in interdisciplinary courses in the Honors program offering Asian Women in Popular Culture and Media and Politics in Latin America. Moran regularly teaches in the preceptorial program.


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Wormrot Say Singapore's Metal Scene Is 'Unpredictable'
Recent Earache signees Wormrot have a lot to live up to. Hailed as both a much-needed return to the label's grinding roots and the heirs to now-defunct but always pissed Texan grind horde Insect Warfare's filth-encrusted throne, the grindfreaks behind 'Abuse' have more than proven themselves, releasing scores of demos and LPs on local DY labels and spreading their disease as far past the Singapore borders as possible.
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Urban Sustainable Living is published by Patti Moreno the Garden Girl. She started gardening in 1998, as a way to not only eat healthier, but also to lose the weight that she had gained during her recent pregnancy. Her frequent shopping trips to the gardening supply aisles of a local home improvement warehouse earned her the nickname Garden Girl from one of the stores sales associates. After much trial and error, Patti was able to transform the backyard of her Boston home into an in-town garden that now produces almost all of the food her family eats. Her farmette has become a focal point within her inner-city community, a place where she shares her knowledge and passion for a concept she calls Urban Sustainable Living with hundreds of her neighbors, young and old alike. Patti's success serves to encourage both city-dwellers and suburbanites to take full advantage of their decks, patios, balconies, rooftops, even indoor bookshelves and turn them into sustainable gardens


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The following steps release the memory from C: drive:
- Delete or move all possible images, music etc. content to the E: drive.
- Uninstall unnecessary applications from C: drive and/or reinstall them to E: drive.
- Uninstall QuickOffice as Microsoft Office Mobile replaces it.
- Uninstall Microsoft Office Communicator in case you can use Microsoft Lync instead. Note: Whether to use Microsoft Communicator or Lync depends on the backend the your company infrastructure has.
If the you don't use one of Microsoft Applications, you can uninstall them separately. For example Microsoft Lync, go to Settings > Installations > Already installed and remove Microsoft Lync apps.
See the following FAQ first: Why doesn't the Lync app work with my corporate Lync account? The Lync application in PC works fine.