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Apartment Paseo Maritmo Ibiza
Large 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment. Very large terrace ( Smoking allowed in this area) Central position, next door to Pacha Hotel and Gran Hotel with Casino & Spa. Near to Lio and Life Marina. Walking distance to Ibiza town and Talamanca beach.
In the most chic area of Ibiza ! Near to Pacha Club,Grand Casino,Life Marina Yachting Club and Cipriani. This area is the best for those who want to enjoy a holiday where everything is happening. Also close by you have many shopping stores, lounge bars, restaurants of various ethnicity, taxi station, ATM banking, beauty clinic and a hospital. Ibiza VIP Service for VIP Table service
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Talamanca 500 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: http://ibizavipservice.net 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Balearic Islands region
Ibiza (also known as the white island) or Eivissa (in Catalan) is an island in the Mediterranean Sea 79 km off the coast of the city of Valencia in Spain. It is the third largest of the Balearic Islands, an autonomous community of Spain. Ibiza being the largest of the two islands that form the Islas Pitiusas, with Formentera being the smaller of the islands. Ibiza's largest towns are Ibiza or Vila as it is also known, Santa Eulalia del Rio and Sant Antono de Portmany. Its highest point being Sa Talaia), is 475 m/1,558 ft above sea level.
The relatively small island and its towns have become world-famous for their associations with tourism, nightlife, and the electronic music the island has originated. It is well known for its summer club scene which attracts very large numbers of tourists, but the island's government and the Spanish Tourist Office and have controversially been working to promote more family-oriented tourism. Ibiza VIP Service named famous clubs including Space, Privilege, Amnesia, Pacha, DC10, Eden, and Es Paradis, with new additions Ushuaia, Destino and Booom. Ibiza is home to the legendary "port" in Ibiza Town, a popular stop for many tourists and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There are now several new 5 star hotels and many famous beach clubs in Ibiza & Formentera.
Ibiza Town
The promenade of Paseo Maritimo, where this flat is located Ibiza VIP Area, offers a pleasant walk to Ibiza Town.
Marina Botafoc, which is a short walk away is considered the most upmarket part of Ibiza, it is a luxury harbour with numerous restaurants ,bars, designer boutiques, favoured by people of refine taste.
There is a ferry service that connects Marina Botafoc and Paseo Maritomo with Ibiza Town, a short sea ride of 10 minutes, very frequent and inexpensive.
Talamanca beach is one of the trendiest in Ibiza, offering a great variety of beach restaurants and bars, water sports or simply sunbathing, swimming and relaxing.
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Encodings in the .NET Framework
Overview and Description
A codepage is a list of selected character codes characters represented as code points) in a certain order. Codepages are usually defined to support specific languages or groups of languages that share common writing systems. All Window codepages can only contain 256 code points. Most of the first 127 code pointsrepresent the same characters. This is to allow for continuity and legacy code. It is the upper 128 code points 128-255 (0-based) where codepages differ considerably.
For example, codepage 1253 provides character codes required in the Greek writing system and codepage 1250 provides the characters for Latin writing systems including English, German and French. It is the upper 128 code points that contain either the accent characters or the Greek characters. Thus you cannot store Greek and German in the same code stream unless you put some type of identifier to indicate what codepage you are referencing.
This becomes even more complex when dealing with Asian characters sets. Because Chinese, Japanese and Korean contain more than 256 characters, a different scheme needed to be developed but it had to be based on the concept of 256 character codepages. Thus DBCS (Double Byte Character Sets) were born.
Each Asian character is represented by a pair of code points (thus double-byte). For programming awareness, a set of points are set aside to represent the first byte of the set and are not valued unless they are immediately followed by a defined second byte. DBCS meant that you had to write code that would treat these pair of code points as one,and this still disallowed the combining of say Japanese and Chinese in the same data stream, because depending on the codepage the same double-byte code points represent different characters for the different languages.
In order to allow for the storage of different languages in the same data stream, Unicode was created. This one "codepage" can represent 64000+ characters and now with the introduction of surrogates it can represent 1,000,000,000+ characters. The use of Unicode in Windows 2000 allows for easier creation of World-Ready code, because you no longer have to worry about which codepage you are addressing, nor whether you had to group character points to represent one character.
Please note that when writing Unicode applications for Win95/98/ME you still need to convert the Unicode code points back to Window codepages. This is because Win95/98/ME GDI is still ANSI based. But this is made easy with the functions WideChartoMultiByte and MultiByteToWideChar. See " Unicode and Character Sets" on MSDN.
For information about encodings in web pages, please see MLang on MSDN.
Encodings in Win32
See Unicode and Character Sets on MSDN.
Encodings in the .NET Framework
The .NET Framework is a platform for building, deploying, and running Web services and applications that provides a highly productive, standards-based, multilanguage environment for integrating existing or legacy investments with next-generation applications and services. The .NET Framework uses Unicode UTF-16 to represent characters, although in some cases it uses UTF-8 internally. The System.Text namespace provides classes that allow you to encode and decode characters, with support that includes the following encodings:
The .NET Framework provides support for data encoded using code pages. You can use the Encoding.GetEncoding method (Int32) to create a target encoding object for a specified code page. Specify a code page number as the Int32 parameter. The following code example creates an encoding object-enc -for the code page 1252.
After you create an encoding object that corresponds to a specified code page, you can use the object to perform other operations supported by the System.Text.Encoding class.
The one additional type of support introduced to ASP.NET is the ability to clearly distinguish between file, request, and response encodings. To set the encoding in ASP.NET for code, page directives, and configuration files, you'll need to do the following.
In code:
In page directives:
In a configuration file:
The following code example in C# uses the Encoding.GetEncoding method to create a target encoding object for a specified code page. The Encoding.-GetBytes method is called on the target encoding object to convert a Unicode string to its byte representation in the target encoding. The byte representations of the strings in the specified code pages are displayed.
To determine the encoding to use for response characters in an Active Server Pages for the .NET Framework (ASP.NET) application, set the value of the HttpResponse.ContentEncoding property to the value returned by the appropriate method. The following code example illustrates how to set HttpResponse.ContentEncoding.
The last major area of discussion involves encodings in console or text-mode programming. In the section that follows, you'll find information on using the Win32 API and C run-time (CRT) library functions, CRT console input/output (I/O), and Win32 text-mode I/O, should you need to deal with this sort of application.
Encodings in Web Pages
Generally speaking, there are four different ways of setting the character set or the encoding of a Web page.
Setting and Manipulating Encodings
Since Web content is currently based on Windows or other encoding schemes, you'll need to know how to set and manipulate encodings. The following describes how to do this for HTML pages, Active Server Pages (ASP), and XML pages.
HTML pages
Internet Explorer uses the character set specified for a document to determine how to translate the bytes in the document into characters on the screen or on paper. By default, Internet Explorer uses the character set specified in the HTTP content type returned by the server to determine this translation. If this parameter is not given, Internet Explorer uses the character set specified by the meta element in the document, taking into account the user's preferences if no meta element is specified. To apply a character set to an entire document, you must insert the meta element before the body element. For clarity, it should appear as the first element after the head, so that all browsers can translate the meta element before the document is parsed. The meta element applies to the document containing it. This means, for example, that a compound document (a document consisting of two or more documents in a set of frames) can use different character sets in different frames. Here is how it works:
You substitute with any supported character-set-friendly name (for example, UTF-8) or any code-page name (for example, windows 1251). (For more information, see Character Set Recognition on MSDN).
ASP pages
Internally, ASP and the language engines it calls-such as Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript), JScript, and so forth-all communicate in Unicode strings. However, Web pages currently consist of content that can be in Windows or other character-encoding schemes besides Unicode. Therefore, when form or query-string values come in from the browser in an HTTP request, they must be converted from the character set used by the browser into Unicode for processing by the ASP script. Similarly, when output is sent back to the browser, any strings returned by scripts must be converted from Unicode back to the code page used by the client. In ASP these internal conversions are done using the default code page of the Web server. This works great if the users and the server are all using the same language or script (more precisely, if they use the same code page). However, if you have a Japanese client connecting to an English server, the code page translations just mentioned won't work because ASP will try to treat Japanese characters as English ones.
The solution is to set the code page that ASP uses to perform these inbound and outbound string translations. Two mechanisms exist to set the code page:
How are these code-page settings applied; First, any static content (HTML) in the .asp file is not affected at all; it is returned exactly as written. Any static strings in the script code (and in fact the script code itself) will be converted based on the CODEPAGE setting in the .asp file. Think of CODEPAGE as the way an author (or better yet, the authoring tool, which should be able to place this in the .asp file automatically) tells ASP the code page in which the .asp file was written.
Any dynamic content-such as Response.Write(x) calls, where the x is a variable-is converted using the value of Response.CodePage, which defaults to the CODEPAGE setting but can be overridden. You'll need this override, since the code page used to write the script might differ from the code page you use to send output to a particular client. For example, the author may have written the ASP page in a tool that generates text encoded in JIS, but the end user's browser might use UTF-8. With this code-page control feature, ASP now enables correct handling of code-page conversion.
The behavior of the browser set by the meta tags (described earlier) in the server-side script can be achieved by setting the Response.Charset property. Setting this property would instruct the browser how to interpret the encoding of the incoming stream. Generally this value should always match the value of the session's code page.
For example, for an ASP page that did not include the Response.Charset property, the content-type header would be:
If the same .asp file included:
the content-type header would be:
XML pages
All XML processors are required to understand two transformations of the Unicode character encoding: UTF-8 (the default encoding) and UTF-16. The Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML) supports more encodings, but all text in XML documents is treated internally as the Unicode UTF-16 character encoding.
The encoding declaration identifies which encoding is used to represent the characters in the document. Although XML parsers can determine automatically if a document uses the UTF-8 or UTF-16 Unicode encoding, this declaration should be used in documents that support other encodings.
For example, the following is the encoding declaration for a document that uses the ISO 8859-1 encoding (Latin 1):
Encodings in Console
Programmers can use both Unicode and SBCS or DBCS encodings when programming console, or "text-mode," applications. For legacy reasons, non-Unicode console I/O functions use the console code page, which is an OEM code page by default. All other non-Unicode functions in Windows use the Windows code page. This means that strings returned by the console functions might not be processed correctly by the other functions and vice versa. For example, if FindFirstFileA returns a string that contains certain non-ASCII characters, WriteConsoleA will not display the string properly.
Always keeping track of which encoding is required by which function-and appropriately converting encodings of textual parameters-can be hard. This task was simplified with the introduction of the functions SetFileApisToOEM, SetFileApisToANSI, and a helper function AreFileApisANSI. The first two affect non-Unicode functions exported by KERNEL32.dll that accept or return a file name. As the names suggest, the SetFileApisToOEM sets those functions to accept or return file names in the OEM character set corresponding to the current system locale, and SetFileApisToANSI restores the default, Windows ANSI encoding for those names. Currently selected encoding can be queried with AreFileApisANSI.
With SetFileApisToOEM at hand, the problem with the results of WindFirstFileA (or GetCurrentDirectoryA, or any of the file-handling functions of Win32 API) that cannot be passed directly to WriteConsoleA is easily solved: after SetFileApisToOEM is called, WindFirstFileA returns text encoded in OEM, not in the Windows ANSI character set. This solution is not a universal remedy against all Windows ANSI versus OEM incompatibilities, however. Imagine you need to get text from a file-handling function, output it to console, and then process it by another function, which is not affected by SetFileApisToOEM. This absolutely realistic scenario will require the encoding to be changed. Otherwise, you will need to call SetFileApisToOEM to get data for console output, then SetFileApisToANSI and get the same text, just in another encoding, for internal processing. Another case when SetFileApisToOEM does not help is handling of the command-line parameters: when the entry point of your application is main (and not wmain), the arguments are always passed as an array of Windows ANSI strings. All this clearly complicates the life of a programmer who writes non-Unicode console applications.
To make things more complex, 8-bit code written for console has to deal with two different types of locales. To write your code, you can use either Win32 API or C run-time library functions. ANSI functions of Win32 API assume the text is encoded for the current console code page, which the system locale defines by default. The SetConsoleCP and SetConsoleOutputCP functions change the code page used in these operations. A user can call chcp or mode con cp select= commands in the command prompt; this will change the code page for the current console. Another way to set a fixed console code page is to create a console shortcut with a default code-page set (only available on East Asian localized versions of the operating system). Applications should be able to respond to a user's actions.
Locale-sensitive functions of C run-time library (CRT functions) handle text according to the settings defined by a (_w)setlocale call. If (_w)setlocale is not called in the code, CRT functions use the ANSI "C" language invariant locale for those operations, losing language-specific functionality.
The declaration of the function is:
The "category" defines the locale-specific settings affected (or all of them, if LC_ALL is specified). The variable-locale -is either the explicit locale name or one of the following:
".OCP" and ".ACP" parameters always refer to the settings of the user locale, not the system locale. Hence they should not be used to set LC_CTYPE. This category defines the rules for Unicode to 8-bit conversion and other text-handling procedures, and must follow the settings of the console, accessible with GetConsoleCP and GetConsoleOutputCP.
The best long-term solution for a console application is to use Unicode, since Unicode interfaces are defined for both the Win32 API and C run-time library. The latter programming model still requires you to set the locale explicitly, but at least you can be sure the text seen by Win32 and CRT does not require transcoding.
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Up until now, the focus has always been on the first name…but one student in particular has mastered this and is moving on to bigger and better things. So I came up with a no-frills song about the different parts of our names.
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Good pizzas with fresh ingredients on a base made without yeast. Friendly service. I like it that they serve the pizzas one after the other, presliced, so everyone in the group can have a taste. Italians may find the pizzas expensive compared to other places; for me used to foreign prices they are about standard. I'd definitly go back.
I think most Americans tend to associated Italy with great pizza, but that has not been my experience (outside of Napoli at least). The pizza here has nice crispy crust, not soggy, and uses only ingredients of the highest quality. Better yet, they have Italian micro brew beer... on tap!
The food *is* excellent indeed (pizza made with organic flour and selected ingredients) though very expensive: 2 pizzas, one beer, one glass of wine: 40 EUR! Worth a visit, but it is advisable to book well in advance: the place is small and very popular. Weakness: service is slow.
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> If the machine does boot,I would have guessed that it's version of DOS is
> the DOS is 2.0 so it
> supports loadable device drivers.
customized just like all the sort-of-compatibles. But
I had thought that MS-DOS utilizes (perhaps heavily)
the programming interfaces built into the bios rom. I
could be wrong. But if that's so, I'm surprised there
was a version of DOS available for it at all. Was
there a DOS available for Multibus 8086 systems?
Regardless of the fact that it runs DOS 2.0, I think
it's a function of the bios to search for a rom
associated with a graphics controller.
> The Gazelle's 8" floppies have 1024 byte sectors,I'm too lazy to do a simple search right now, but I'm
> not the 512 used by just
> about ever other DOS machine on the planet.
thinking all 8" drives use 1024 byte sectors. Bracing
for possible incoming *eggs*, my APC has 8" floppies,
so my guess is that they're both compatible in that
way at least. The Xerox 16/8 had as an option 8"
drives, but those I don't have with mine (it is
available though).
The program written by Dave Dunfield (ImageDisk)
would handle all that though I think. If you need
particular help with something, he's very
knowledgeable. The owner of one of the more notable
vintage sites has a Gazelle Jim. You could enquire
about software from that dude. If you're too busy,
I'll do it for you. I want to see that bad-boy
running, and even if it means taking a trip up there
(with my APC) at some point, I'm willing.
> If I hadI've been told recently that 8" drives can be readily
> connected an 8" floppy
> to a PC, the sector size would become the next
> challenge.
replaced with high density 1.2 meggers. Not sure if
it'll work the other way around though. I'm going to
be playing with this stuph more in the coming weeks....
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Echo Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: ECTE), a company developing its needle-free Symphony® tCGM System as a non-invasive, wireless, transdermal continuous glucose monitoring system, today announced the closing of a previously announced underwritten public offering of 13,633,333 shares of its common stock and the full exercise of the over-allotment option to purchase 2,045,000 additional shares, offered at a price to the public of $0.75 per share. The gross proceeds to Echo from this offering are approximately $11.76 million, before deducting the underwriting discount and other estimated offering expenses payable by Echo.
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The offering is being made pursuant to a shelf registration statement that Echo previously filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") and which is effective. A final prospectus supplement and accompanying base prospectus has been filed with SEC and is available on the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. Electronic copies of the final prospectus supplement and accompanying base prospectus relating to the offering may also be obtained by contacting Aegis Capital Corp., Prospectus Department, 810 Seventh Avenue, 18th Floor, New York, NY, 10019, telephone: 212-813-1010 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Kate Major Lohan, the wife of Lindsay Lohan's dear old dad Michael Lohan, was arrested last night for attacking him in a drunken rage, according to police.
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Kate Major Lohan, the wife of Lindsay Lohan's dear old dad Michael Lohan, was arrested last night for attacking him in a drunken rage, according to police.
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Troubled celebrity father Michael Lohan has married his troubled girlfriend Kate Major ... who is also pregnant with their second child, according to reports.
Michael Lohan's notorious baby mama Kate Major had to be rushed from a rehab facility to a Florida hospital after suffering a seizure, according to reports.
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Republican judicial candidate Martin C. Kelley received a "recommended" rating from the Chicago Bar Association.
Jill C. Marisie and Cary J. Collins, Kelley's fellow candidates in the GOP primary for the Cook County Circuit Court 13th judicial subcircuit seat, were "not recommended."
Kelley, however, is a former investigator for the Chicago Bar Association's judicial evaluation committee, the same panel that rates judicial candidates.
He resigned from the committee when he decided to run for the seat being vacated by Judge Janice L. Bierman. "Mr. Kelley is even tempered, fair, and possesses the requisite qualifications to serve as a circuit court judge," the evaluation said.
Kelley didn't enjoy the same support elsewhere. Only five of 10 groups that make up the Alliance of Bar Associations thought him a strong candidate. He was "not recommended" by the Illinois State Bar Association, the Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois, the Puerto Rican Bar Association and the Women's Bar Association of Illinois.
In justifying its "not qualified" rating, the Chicago Council of Lawyers expressed concerns about the depth of Kelley's legal practice.
"He has little actual trial experience as the primary practitioner," said the evaluation. "In general, he lacks experience in complex litigation matters."
It was just the opposite for Collins and Marisie. All 10 groups in the alliance rated Collins "recommended" or higher. Nine of the 10 called Marisie "recommended" or higher. Only one, the Chicago Council of Lawyers, said she was "not qualified."
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Adynxx, a clinical stage pharmaceutical company developing a first-in-class platform of therapeutics to address pain at its molecular roots, announced today the completion of enrollment in the Phase 1 clinical study in healthy volunteers of its lead investigational drug candidate for the prevention of acute and chronic post-surgical pain, AYX1.
"The Adynxx therapeutic platform – a novel approach to treating and preventing pain – has the potential to transform pain management," said Dennis Podlesak, chairman of the Adynxx board of directors. "The clinical development of this breakthrough technology is being driven by an accomplished management team that has a track record of success that includes building successful biotech companies and attaining multiple new drug approvals. The Adynxx team is well positioned to achieve our goal of developing these exciting new treatment options for preventing pain."
The 30 subject, dose-escalating study is currently evaluating AYX1 in five cohorts of healthy volunteers. Later this year, Adynxx plans to move into a proof-of-concept Phase 2 clinical study assessing the ability of a single administration of AYX1 at the time of surgery to reduce acute pain, prevent the transition to persistent post-surgical pain and consequently improve functional recovery.
"Despite many years of investigation and development, effective relief of post-surgical pain remains a challenge for the millions of patients who undergo surgery every year," said Rick Orr, president and chief executive officer of Adynxx. "Given the urgent need for new treatment options for post-surgical pain, we are excited to have advanced the AYX1 development program at such a rapid pace since the company's founding. With enrollment complete, we look forward to receiving and evaluating the unblinded safety data later this quarter. This will allow us to initiate a Phase 2 efficacy stud
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2014+ Cadillac CTS General Discussion Discussion, Options Code Label in Cadillac CTS Third Generation Forum - 2014+; In the 2008 CTS there was a label on the underside of the cover for the spare/inflater in the trunk ...
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In the 2008 CTS there was a label on the underside of the cover for the spare/inflater in the trunk that listed the codes for all of the attributes of the car as it was manufactured. The codes covered everything from color to tire size. Does anyone know if such a label exists for the 2014, where it might be, and if so does anyone have an index of the codes?
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Great question. I was sure it must be in the glove compartment, so I looked and it's not there. I can't find it anywhere on the car, and I searched all over the internet and can't find out where it is. Possibly under that styrofoam storage tray under the floor in the trunk, but I don't want to pry up the retaining plugs to find out.
RPO code lists are usually easy to find on the internet too, but I didn't find any for the 2014 CTS. Maybe your dealer could help.
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Cool Rod, Thanks. You looked, as I did, in all of usual spots. I thought about under the storage space in the trunk as well and like you I did not want to try it.
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Wesley College celebrated the 6th annual Arts in the Parlor with an "On Broadway" theme on April 10 at the Schwartz Center for the Arts. More than 200 people attended the fundraising event that supports student scholarships. The evening represented not only a celebration of the arts but also recognition of Wesley College President Dr. William N. Johnston and Susan Johnston's dedication and service to Wesley College and the community during their tenure as president and first lady....[more]
Dr. Agashi Nwogbaga, Professor of Mathematics at Wesley College, was honored during the national convention of the Alpha Chi Honor Society that took place in Chicago, IL, in March 19-21, 2015. The Society is a national honor society open only to the top ten percent of students from all disciplines throughout the country. With some 300 chapters and an active presence in almost every state, Alpha Chi actively promotes academic excellence, undergraduate and graduate research, campus academic...[more]
Wesley College's Roland Attoh-Okine has been named the eastern College Athletic Conference Division III South Men's Track & Field Rookie of the Week, it was announced by the league office on Wednesday night. This is the first time that Attoh-Okine has received a weekly award in his collegiate career. A freshman from Newark, Del., Attoh-Okine, in his outdoor season-debut, clocked a 14.75 in the 110m hurdles at the Colonial Relays hosted by William & Mary last Saurday. Attoh-Okine's mark ranks...
Wesley College's Department of Law and Justice Studies presents Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson at the Schwartz Center for the Arts in Dover on Wednesday, April 15 from 5 - 7 p.m. Johnson will discuss the challenges, purpose and opportunities of his agency to an audience that includes Wesley's Law and Justice students as well as other local college students. Students will have an opportunity to ask questions after Johnston's prepared message. Prior to serving as the secretary of...[more]
Using funding awarded by the US Department of Education, the Wesley College education department established a "Success for Life" (SFL) program for its undergraduate education and physical education majors. The goal of the program is to significantly increase recruitment and retention of highly-qualified young teachers into local school districts. The SFL participants meet weekly and provide peer-to-peer support as well as plan and participate in outreach activities at local schools....[more]
Wesley College's field hockey team received several different honors from the National Field Hockey Coaches Association for its academic prowess on Thursday afternoon. The Wolverines as a team received the Gladiator by SGI / NFHCA Collegiate National Academic Team Award for accumulating over a 3.0 Team GPA during the 2014 season. Additionally, 11 different Wolverines were named to the Division III National Academic Squad for maintaining over a 3.30 cumulative grade point average during their...[more]
Two Wesley College music students and two students from University of Delaware's music department were selected to have original choral compositions rehearsed and given a reading performance at a composer's workshop organized by Wesley College Associate Professor of Music - Director of Choir James Wilson for the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) on March 10. Wesley students Emily Bentz and Nicholas Oakley as well as UD students Carl R. Pariso and Emily DeWoolfson presented their...[more]
Eight Wesley students traveled to Denver Colorado to presented six posters at the 249th American Chemistry Society (ACS) National Meeting & Exposition on March 22 -26. The theme of the event was "The Chemistry of Natural Resources" and student presented their DE-INBRE and DE-EPSCoR sponsored research in chemistry, most of which was completed during their summer (2014) internships at Wesley. Students in attendance included Jasbir Deol (biological chemistry), Megan Durrant (medical...[more]
Wesley College's softball team swept Immaculata University on Tuesday afternoon, blanking the Mighty Macs, 8-0 in game one before rallying for a thrilling, 10-8 victory in the nightcap at DuPont Softball Field. The Wolverines have now won a program-record 11-straight games and own a 16-1 mark. Immaculata falls to 0-8 on the season. Sarah Saunders drove in half of Wesley's runs in the opener, going 2-for-3 with a double and a triple. Morgan Seymour also drove in two in game two, collecting...
Wesley College's Lindsay Siok has been named the Capital Athletic Conference Softball Pitcher of the Week, it was announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. This is the first weekly honor of Siok's career and she is first Wolverines pitcher to be named the CAC Pitcher of the Week. A sophomore from Milford, Del., Siok led Wesley to a perfect 6-0 week going 3-0 with a 0.82 earned run average in her three starts. Siok struck out 21 batters in her 17 innings which included two complete...


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Spy Kids fans are in for a big surprise – former child star Alexa Vega isn't a little girl anymore!
The 25-year-old, who's best known for playing Carmen Cortez in the family adventure series, says her latest role in Machete Kills is anything but wholesome.
"It's edgy, it's kickass," the newly engaged star tells PEOPLE of her provocative new role in the film, out Oct. 11. "I think every girl wants to be a badass."
"I'm excited for people to see me in a new light without going over the top," she adds, noting that she's spent years slowly trying to shed her child-star image.
"Making that transition takes so long because you don't want to lose your audience and you don't want to shock them too much," Vega explains. "So you try to take little steps at a time and take on different roles."
But her role as Killjoy in Machete Kills – which is directed by Spy Kids helmer Robert Rodriguez – is more of a giant leap forward.
"It doesn't get more badass than a metal bra and leather chaps!" she says about playing a seductive, no-nonsense vixen who's packing some serious heat.
Killjoy, she notes, is "the right-hand woman" to Sofia Vergara's character, Madame Desdemona, who's "the head honcho at the whorehouse."


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Justin Bieber, One Direction, Selena Gomez and Ellen DeGeneres were winners of the first-ever Social Star Awards, whose ceremony at Singapore's Marina Bay Sands celebrated social media's worldwide influence on pop culture. Fans were able to tune into the performance-filled live event via YouTube.
Aerosmith - which is in Singapore for its first concert there this weekend - kicked off the show with some of its biggest hits, including Walk This Way with Japanese beat boxer and YouTube sensation Hikakin. Sky Blu, Carly Rae Jepsen, Eric Benet and Blush also performed, and Psy closed the show with his ubiquitous Gangnam Style.
Bieber won the award for best solo artist, One Direction for music group, Gomez for popular actor and DeGeneres for TV show.
Accepting their award via video link, One Direction said, '"We want to say a massive thank you for the best Social Star group of the year award. Thank you for our Starcount award, and we will see you soon!"
"Thank you to all my fans that helped me win best solo artist," Bieber said. "You guys are awesome!'
Before the show, the red carpet was filled with many of the biggest social media stars of the past 12 months, including Hikakin, Tummy Talk, Marquese Scott, Ryan Higga and Wrecking Crew and PewDiePie. Jermaine Jackson, George Takei, Jepsen and Cee Lo Green were also spotted on their way in.
The Social Star Awards are based on data from Starcount, which aggregates and charts popular stars and celebrities by measuring the social media activity of 1.7 billion people across the 11 biggest social media networks in the world.
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