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By Mumbai Bureau of Dow Jones Newswires
Mumbai – Private-equity firms 3i Group PLC, Blackstone Advisors India Pvt. Ltd. and Carlyle India Advisors Pvt. Ltd. are interested in taking a stake in Lanco Infratech Ltd.'s power business, the Economic Times reported Monday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
The firms may buy a stake in a holding company, to be formed by combining all of Lanco Infratech's power assets.
Lanco plans to sell shares to investors to raise money for a power plant, the report said.
The holding company could be valued as much as $2 billion and investors could buy stakes worth up to $500 million, the report said, citing an investment banker.
Utilities such as E.ON, GDF Suez S.A. and AES Corp. have also evinced interest in the business, the report said, citing an unnamed person.
Lanco operates power plants with total capacity of 4,410 megawatt and plans to develop another 7,103 megawatt of capacity.
Lanco and 3i declined comment to the newspaper, the report said.


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Is there some code so you can disable the author box on a specific page?
Is there some code so you can disable the author box on a specific page?
Edit the page and select disable social author bio and it will be disabled for that page.
Let me know if this works for you.
Hi Nick. I could use a shortcode to "no display" per page.
I have some plug-ins that automatically use my admin bio for page posts but I can not choose the author on the page (not an available field on the plug in edit) nor change the one the page displays.
I'm not sure what you are looking for Joan... If you are using the current version of Social Author Bio it adds a metabox to the edit screen for the post/page that gives you a checkbox to disable Social Author Bio for that post/page.
Is that what you are asking?
Some of my plug-ins (calendar and products) use a WP Page format for posting the event or the item but do not have the author metabox on the edit page, so I have no way of changing the plug-in default setting which is my admin and main author for blog posts. I don't want to disable that user bio as it is one so many posts now.
Is there is a shortcode to remove all social bios just on the single page, that's what I am seeking.
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:21 PM GMT on June 11, 2008
A tropical wave approaching the coast of South America near the southernmost Lesser Antilles Islands has developed some spin and a bit a heavy thunderstorm activity. This disturbance has been labeled Invest 91 by NHC this morning, but does not appear to be a threat to develop into a tropical depression. Water temperatures are warm enough and shear is low enough to allow some development, but dry air on the west side of the disturbance is limiting its thunderstorm activity. The disturbance should move ashore over South America by Thursday before a tropical depression can form.
Wind shear is very high over the Caribbean, and is expected to remain high for the coming week. None of the computer models are forecasting tropical development in the coming week. However, wind shear is forecast to be low along the northern coast of South America and in the waters offshore of Panama and Coast Rica. We will need to watch this area for development early next week when the moisture from Invest 91 arrives.
Wild June weather across the U.S.
It's good to be back blogging again! I had a great week of relaxing and recharging in the Bitteroot Mountains of Montana the past week. It was pretty nuts to go for a hike yesterday--35° with heavy snow and driving wind--then come back to the sweltering east with the vegetation going bonkers from all the heavy rain of the past week. An unusually pronounced kink in the jet stream is responsible, which allows cold air to spill southward over the Western U.S., while at the same time pumping plenty of hot, moist air northwards into the Eastern U.S. The latest 2-week forecast from the GFS model indicates a continuation of a more active than usual jet stream the remainder of June, so expect plenty more wild weather this month. The main action today will be in Iowa, Nebraska, and eastern Kansas, which the Storm Prediction Center has placed at "Moderate" risk of severe weather.
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Massmart Drops Most in 11 Months on Profit: Johannesburg Mover
-- Massmart Holdings Ltd., South Africa's biggest food and goods wholesaler, dropped the most in 11 months after saying it expected to post earnings that were below analysts' estimates.
Massmart declined 3.1 percent, the most since September 12, to 170 rand at the close in Johannesburg.
Adjusted earnings per share in the 52 weeks through June 24 rose to as high as 5.80 rand, Massmart said in a trading statement today, missing the 6.82 rand average estimate of 14 analysts compiled by Bloomberg. Earnings before foreign exchange effects and costs related to Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s purchase of a controlling interest in the South African retailer rose to as much as 6.80 rand, the company said.
"These shares have been priced for perfection, so even if they are good results there are risks of being knocked back at these levels," Ferdi Heyneke, a trader at Afrifocus Securities in Johannesburg, said by phone today.
Massmart shares have climbed 28 percent since Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, announced June 20, 2011, it had acquired a 51 percent stake in the company for 16.5 billion rand ($2.02 billion). Massmart trades at 35.2 times earnings, compared with the FTSE/JSE Africa General Retailers Index which has a price-to-earnings multiple of 20.2.
Massmart will announce its audited result on Aug. 22, according to the statement.


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I changed my appearance in Kubuntu to "MS Windows 9x", but the GTK+ applications remain with the oxygen style. I know about the "GTK+ Appearance" tab in the settings, but it has only 2 options - "oxygen-gtk" and "raleigh". How can I add "MS Windows 9x" to the available options for GTK apps?
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i had 2 10's i pushed tha kit 2 its limit wit a 1600 watt amp i got 2 say it held up real good under tha demands i put it through after 4 hours of play time (driving) it was putting out 14 Volts i would buy a nother one if i wasnt going bigger wit my subs and power needs maybe scosche should make a 2000 watt 0 Gauge kit all tht came wit tha 1600 kit i would but it so im tellin you if ur running any thing under 1600 watts and u dnt feel like paying a lot get this kit i paid less then $100 wit the 2 yr warranty (prices depending on where u live of course) (the pis is of 2 Pioneer TS-W254R 10-Inch Component Subwoofer and the cap)
* This kit works awesome but I upgraded a few things while installing it like the ground Crimp Style Ring Terminals I upgraded to (Kicker 09GT1 1/0-4AWG ROHS Compliant Ground Termination Block (From Amazon.com)) which works awesome, I upgraded the rest of the Crimp Connectors to gold plated ones for better connectivity, & I even Upgraded the Remote Wire to a 16 Gage (from the Local Napa Auto Part Store) because the one in the kit seems a little too thin for my liking (Felt if I pulled just right it would break in half (Also my amp calls for the remote wire to be 16+ Gage)). ** The only real Problem I ran into is that one of the RCA cables came apart so I had to replace them (after installed) which it came apart where it suppose to insert the amp (which I got OUT). I luckily had my brothers kit (same one) so I stole his set (which I now have to replace). *** But over all my System Sounds awesome and I would RECCOMMEND this kit to anyone wanting to hook up there system for a great value for your money (I am using it as a Base install and Upgrading a few things from there when I can afford it).
I bought this and I have it hooked to my 1300W sony amp with 2 12' subs, the cap helps out a lot, now my head lights dont look like strobe lights when my bass hits
works good to keep your battery alive so you can still start your vehicle
It keeps my car battery from going dead and my 1000 watt amp at its full potential; but my headlights still go dim with every bass hit
so i bough this from my local walmart and i have to say the power wire is nice. but then again the ground cable that comes with this set is 6 gauge like why would u buy a 4 gauge kit and give u 6 gauge grounding wire that makes no sense to me since you need to have equal size gauge wire. also the kit came with zip ties that i used to hold the power wire in place and i opened the hood an every single zip tie broke and i put them on 10 mins before. also the fuse holder has a cap that falls off when ever u hit a bump in the road exposing your fuse. i don't recommend this
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I'm using this with a 600 watt amp. No dimming lights when I'm running it hard. I do, however, wish it came with better install instructions and some speaker wire. So make sure you google how to install the cap and get some 12 ga speaker wire.
Thank You!!!! for sending it as soon as possible.
Love this product
the instructions had a few mistakes in it like it says to use a 5/8 drill bit but thats way to big i needs more like a half inch
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There's no one type of person on campus. You meet all kinds of different people every day.
decent athletics, not a huge part of campus life
Guys & Girls:
With so many students and being that it's in NYC, you always have a lot of options. There really isn't such a thing as a "typical look" of an NYU student
Athletics are not as big as in other universities but they are supported by the school and students.
Campus Food:
Dining is pretty average but there's a lot of choices.
I love the diversity of the school. There's always something new to learn from everyone. There's a club for pretty much all orientations, backgrounds and affiliations.
Students get a lot of freedom in the school. The rules are pretty standard and aren't hard to follow.
Campus Quality:
Although we do not have much of what we can call a campus, our amenities are very nice from the gym to the library. The neighborhood is very trendy.
Off-Campus Housing:
Apartment hunting in NYC can be a pain. Many apartments are quite small and expensive so it's always better to have roommates. Parking is difficult anywhere in the city unless you are willing to pay for parking garages. It's more convenient to walk or use the public transportation because everything is pretty close -- food, shopping, spa, name it. NYU also has shuttle buses on different routes.
Off-Campus Dining:
NYC food selection is hella good.
Campus Housing:
The dorms are fantastic in comparison with other schools - private bathrooms, air conditioning, spaciousness. The guards are lenient about overnight guests of any sex, and are usually pretty nice if you stumble home wasted.
You need to show your ID to get into any building on campus - it's Manhattan, and it's understandable why they do that. Some of the guards are cool, some are miserable, but they don't really affect the student experience, especially if you live off campus. The NYPD is more of a hassle.
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Dude, it's NYC. There are a million things to do, you just need to seek them out.
Campus Housing:
My own dorm has very spacious rooms, but is a long walk from classes.
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NYC has the best options for college food and dining
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The big apple is the best campus a university could have!
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HARTFORD, Conn. -- Whatever lingering questions anyone had about the veracity of light heavyweight Chad Dawson's decision win against Glen Johnson after their rousing slugfest in April 2008, they've been answered.
Dawson had won their initial meeting via unanimous decision, 116-112 on each of the three judges' scorecards to retain a light heavyweight world title. But Dawson faded late and there were questions left behind, especially from the Johnson camp, which claimed it was a robbery.
Now, forget about all that. Dawson left no doubt at the XL Center on Saturday night as he claimed a clear unanimous decision and a vacant interim title.
The problem was that for all his talent, Dawson didn't do much to create any excitement or demand for future fights.
The scores were a bit closer than they should have been on two scorecards, 115-113 rendered by judges Duane Ford and Michael Pernick. Judge Glenn Feldman, however, had it 117-111. ESPN.com also scored it for Dawson, 118-110.
Dawson's 27-year-old legs, faster hands and an array of skills were too much for the aggressive, but highly ineffective 40-year-old Johnson.
Johnson (49-13-2, 33 KOs), who had a big problem with the first decision, was more at ease after this one.
"I'm not sure I won the fight," said Johnson, who was bidding to become the oldest man, at 40 years, 319 days, to claim a version of the light heavyweight title. "I thought I did enough, especially in the late rounds. He started out running and my whole plan was to wear him out at the end with body shots. I felt I was doing that and landing on the inside, especially late in the fight. My whole game was to put pressure on him from the start. I knew he would run. I thought I could run him out of gas, which I thought he was at the end."
Dawson picked up that interim title and he is supposed to face the winner of the Dec. 11 rematch in Montreal between full titleholder Jean Pascal and former titlist Adrian Diaconu. That's the fight Dawson promoter Gary Shaw said they would pursue.
"Obviously, we'd like the winner of Roy Jones-Bernard Hopkins," Shaw said. "Most likely, we'll go after Pascal [if he wins] to clear it up in the WBC so there is no more interim title."
But if that fight happens, it very well could be headed to Montreal, where Pascal and Diaconu are based.
Dawson, for all of his talent, does not have the kind of exciting style -- Johnson I notwithstanding -- to excite many American fans, nor is he a big draw.
Dawson is from New Haven and his handlers brought the fight to Hartford hoping to attract the locals to support the state's No. 1 fighter. But they didn't turn out. There was little buzz for the fight and just 5,230 showed up.
Dawson (29-0, 17 KOs), a southpaw, did control most of the fight. He displayed a fast right jab, often tripling it up. He mixed in hard left hands while Johnson had difficulty landing cleanly.
The outcome left Johnson's future in doubt.
"I don't know if I will retire or not," Johnson said. "I'm going to see what phone calls I get. If there is something that makes sense, I'll fight again. If nothing comes up worthwhile, I'll retire."
Throughout the fight, Dawson would land shots and appear to at least stun Johnson, but there was never much of an effort to follow up and go for the kill.
"I just tried to use all the tools to my advantage," Dawson said. "I felt like I tried to land the big punches when I had to. I knew I couldn't stay in there and get hit. I had to keep moving, sticking and moving and that's what was the difference in the fight."
He was right about that, but not quite with his next statement.
"It was important to put on a show for my hometown fans," Dawson said.
Dawson, 27, has the résumé of a top fighter with two wins apiece against former champions Johnson and Antonio Tarver plus a decision win against then-light heavyweight titlist Tomasz Adamek, who went on to win the cruiserweight championship and more recently make a splashy debut at heavyweight.
The problem was that, again, for all his talent, Dawson didn't put on much of a show. There were numerous times during the bout when the crowd booed the lack of action, which certainly wasn't because of Johnson's effort. He stormed after Dawson all night.
"I think he's a tremendous talent but he needs to be more cognizant of being an entertainer," said promoter Lou DiBella, who co-promotes Johnson but is an admirer of Dawson's talent. "He has the ability to be a whole lot more pleasing than he is. I think maybe he will be but he needs to make adjustments. When you're in your hometown and the fans are booing you that says something."
Bottom line: It was a dominant performance, but not a particularly pleasing one.
"I think that's who Chad Dawson is," Shaw said. "I don't think he is going to change. He's one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world but just like there are some that don't like the style of Floyd Mayweather or a Pernell Whitaker, Chad dominates. Sometimes he doesn't get credit because a lot of judges look for the aggressor when they should be scoring on contact. So Chad's going to unfortunately going to be in some close fights."
Dawson's attributes are impressive. The fast hands, size and speed make him easily the most impressive talent at 175 pounds.
He just doesn't use it all consistently.
"He has lightning fast hands so I don't understand why he doesn't throw more or walk someone down," Shaw said. "I don't think he still has the confidence he can take people out and I really do think he can. If he throws the combinations he can hurt anybody."
Yet for all of Dawson's talent, he didn't.
Dan Rafael is the boxing writer for ESPN.com.


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There is no question that every person will have a dream at one point or another. Some will even have visions. But both experiences often leave people searching for interpretations. What did the dream mean? Is it a warning? Is it advice? Is it preparation for things to come? In this book, best-selling author Perry Stone will answer these questions and cover topics such as:
The purpose of dreams and the revelations they bring
Why dreams use symbolism and why they aren't simple and plain
Learning to listen to your partner's dreams and warnings
Why some dreams are delayed in coming to pass
The significance of nightmares and dirty dreams
True dreams versus false dreams
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What it means when you dream of a departed loved one
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Perry Stone directs one of Americas fastest growing ministries, Voice of Evangelism. From its 70,000-square-foot International Ministry Center, Voice of Evangelism is striving to reach the world with the gospel of Christ through revivals, television, audio/video media, printed material, and missionary sponsorship. Perry has authored over forty books and booklets and produced over one hundred videos and DVDs and hundreds of audio teaching albums series. Perry publishes The Voice of Evangelism magazine. Manna-Fest with Perry Stone, a weekly television program, can be seen nationally and internationally via cable and satellite systems around the world.
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The author relates his dream in June 1996 warning of a future terrorist attack on America and a second dream about five tornadoes, and he reveals how these dreams predicted the attack on the World Trade Center. He encourages readers to read the book for biblical insights and answers for understanding their dreams and visions.
1 The Last Days—Time That We Pierce the Veil
Humanity has struggled to believe in a world they cannot see with their eyes, touch with their hands, and smell when they breathe. In this chapter the author discusses the invisible veil that covers both the natural eyes and the spiritual understanding of men and women and gives biblical insights for "lifting" or "piercing" this veil so that the invisible realm becomes visible.
2 The Dream Factor
During the years between Adam to Abraham mankind had no written law to read or follow. God revealed His will through dreams, visions, angelic encounters, and personal visitations. Since dreams and visions are going to be manifest through believers as the Holy Spirit flows through the earth in the last days, this chapter discusses these two methods of delivering messages, warnings, and instructions for correctly reading or interpreting the meanings of dreams.
3 Dreams—Amazing Purpose for These Revelations
In this chapter the author discusses a "deep sleep" or "spiritual trance" when true spiritual visions may occur. He lists some issues that God addresses through dreams and explains why dreams and visions are important even though we have the written Word of God.
4 Why the Symbolism—Can't God Make It Plain?
More and more people are poring over biblical references to dreams and visions to unlock the cryptic codes and strange passages that have stumped scholars in previous generations. The author discusses biblical symbolism in this chapter and helps the reader to understand biblical symbolism and patterns.
5 Learn to Listen to Your Wife's Dreams and Warnings
The author uses the warning dreams given to the wife of Pilate just before the trial of Jesus and shows that apparently Pilate listened to his wife's warning and "washed his hands" to free himself of the guilt of innocent blood. He discusses the instincts that women have today and gives several examples demonstrating women's power to understand dreams.
6 Why Are Some Dreams Delayed in Coming to Pass?
In this chapter the author explains the reasons for some dreams being delayed before coming to pass. He uses anecdotes to demonstrate the purpose for delay. He explains that a delay is not a defeat.
7 Nightmares and Dirty Dreaming
"Dirty Dreaming" involves the kinds of dreams that no one wants to talk about. The author shows the Jewish rabbinical view that such dreams may be the result of a demonic spirit. He lists several reasons why such dreams occur and gives steps to stop nightmares and dirty dreams.
8 False Prophets and False Dreams
The author warns that a true dream or vision must always be in agreement with the written Scriptures and will complement the will of God in a person's life. He discusses the issue of personal prophecy, giving biblical insights for dealing with it. He gives important criteria for judging a dream for accuracy.
9 The Psychic Voices versus the Prophetic Visions
This chapter discusses the clash between two kingdoms—the kingdom of God and the kingdom of Satan. The author reveals spiritual reasons for the increase today of psychics and the rise of familiar spirits. He shows readers how to identify the real prophetic, citing amazing biblical examples.
10 What It Means When Dreaming of a Departed Loved One
Through the examples of dreams he has had of his beloved grandfather, the author shows us how to understand the purpose for dreams we have of departed loved ones. He gives several reasons why God allows us to see a departed loved one. He addresses dreams of our own death, or of premonitions people have of their own death.
11 The Law of "Double Dreaming"
Citing the example of Joseph's interpretation of Pharaoh's dreams, the author explains the biblical principle of "double" dreams. He compares it to the NT principle of two people being in agreement.
12 Can a Warning Dream Be Changed Through Prayer?
The author cites numerous examples of warning dreams. He reveals the biblical principle that warnings and mercy always precede judgment. He shows how intense prayer may be needed to avert the spiritual attack or alter the circumstances.
13 Four Types of Spiritual Visions
The author uncovers the meanings of four types of spiritual visions or dreams. He explains the difference between dreams and visions and helps the reader understand the biblical purpose for each.
14 The Meaning of Symbolism in Dreams
The author provides detailed biblical symbolism used in dreams, including the following objects: doors, a lamb, cattle, a bull, a goat, a dog, a swine, a serpent, trees, rocks, mountains, a desert, valleys, rain, water, a river, the sea, fishing, oil, wind, tornadoes, flowers, a field, wheat, corn, birds, locusts, a sword, arrows, a lamp, fire, smoke, the right hand, the left hand, bread, meat, vessels, earthquake, lightning, storms, chains, and foxes.
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Just got back from prenatal clinic. It's finally showing in the ultrascan DDD <333
It is 5 weeks old <3 Might be an August baby if all goes well, will get a better due date in my next visit a month from now. Still too small to make any assumption but it's really there.
I have now started eating all the supplements the doctor gave me and followed their advice and stuff. They really stress on drinking milk, like, a lot since calcium is really, really important and I don't really drink milk regularly lmao
The doctor also said the possibility for miscarriage is high for first time pregnancy so I have to really take care of myself and the baby. Man, I didn't know it would take a lot of work >.<
But it's really there omg
My baby <3
Let me guess, you're gonna name it either Damian, Timothy, Jason, Dick, Bruce, Barbra, Alfred, Cassandra, Conner, or Stephanie ?
I wish you nothing but absolute happiness!
Hi Abby! So I log on to DA after 2 years and see this kind of jolly news Congratulations! Take care, dear
I'm guessing your child will be raised on DC comics
babyyyyy <3<3<3))
I'm late in saying this, but congrats on the baby! take care of yourself and your future child, ok?
I wish you and the baby luck
Congrats Abby!! :3
just...wow! 8D
Congrats!! ~
congrats on your cub tiger mommy!
I wish the best for you and your baby.
Congratulations Abby! So now you're going to be saying that baby wants mac and cheese all the time. XD
Congrats, dove! I'm happy for you.
Congratulations Best of wishes
Awe, Congrats! Nice work, it looks like an ancient picture of a buffalo...AWESOME! BUFFALO BABY! Its probably gonna be so cute.
Congratulations hun! Best of wishes!
So, I guess congratulations are in order!
May you both be healthy and live long!
May you both be healthy and live long!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I legit squealed when I saw the scan
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if its a boy please name him Damian then u would have your own little robin!!!!!!
OMG! Congrats Abby!! xx
I hope all goes well!
Congratulations ^3^
I wish you the best for you and your (future) family :3
I wish you the best for you and your (future) family :3
Congrats! This is fantastic news.
Aww. Congrats!
Congratulations! I hope you have a happy and healthy baby
CONGRATS! Many congrats, many wishes that all goes well for you and your baby!
Congratulations, honey! <3 Wish you and Mr. Lion the best :*
Congrats :3
Ahhhhhhh congratulations!!!!!!
this is kinda surreal for me not gonna lie T.T
Congrats Abby !! Let's call that baby Richard !
Congratulations! I'm so happy for you!
If you need to drink milk, you should try making smoothies; then you get the milk you need, it's healthy, and you can add awesome flavors.
Aww, congratulations! I'm really excited for you! (:
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The mission of Brother Martin High School is to form young people through a holistic education that fosters academic excellence in a caring, disciplined community which integrates Catholic tradition and the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart to meet the needs of a changing world.
Eighth grade students are required to carry a minimum of six courses. The Placement Committee will place students into the appropriate level of English, math and science. An eighth grade student who fails any subject during the regular school session must successfully complete remedial work in the subject area at Brother Martin summer session before he may advance to the freshman year at Brother Martin.
Religion 8
English 8 or English I Honors
Introduction to Algebra, Algebra I, or Algebra I Honors
Environmental Science, Physical Science, Physical Science Honors, or Computer Applications I (concurrent with Intro to Algebra)
World Geography or World Geography Honors
Health & Physical Education I
Beginning Band (elective)
Advanced Band (elective)
Advanced Chorus (elective)
Religion 8
This course traces the history of the Catholic Church, introducing students to Creed, sacramental development, and the people who contributed to the Church past. Included in the history of the Church, the students are inculcated in the history of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, the Charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, and the Mission of Brother Martin High School. Additionally, students are taught how to face a variety of relationship choices and challenges beyond the home. They learn how to choose friends wisely and how to be a good friend and that respect, honesty; responsibility, temperance, and modesty find their place alongside the Christian virtues of love, justice, and the quest for genuine peace.
English 8
This course is designed to introduce basic fundamentals of grammar and usage, including sentence formation. From there, students learn the organization and development of a paragraph. Students study various literary types as found in the literature anthology and young adult novels. A language unit is included as well as vocabulary study. Incorporated into this class are the study habits and skills that enable the student to be a successful learner both inside and outside of the classroom.
English I Honors
This course [Eligible for high school credit] is a high school credit course for 8th graders that reviews the basic skills of grammar usage, sentence formation and paragraph construction. Work then concentrates on stylistic techniques, organization, vocabulary building, and essay writing. The student studies various literary types and begins analysis of themes as well as vocabulary. In this rigorous course, students go beyond the surface of what they read and study to express understanding through composition and presentations.
Introduction to Algebra
This course completes the student pre-high school mathematical foundation and provides an introduction to algebra through real-world applications. Topics covered include integers, variables and expressions; solving equations and inequalities; number theory; graphing; geometrical concepts; statistics and probability; percents and rational numbers; multiplying and factoring polynomials.
Algebra I
This course [Eligible for high school credit] is taken by those 8th graders whose academic record indicates the ability to handle the Algebra I curriculum. This program includes a study of variables and open sentences, problem solving, polynomials, special products and factoring, algebraic fractions, graphing, radicals, and real numbers.
Algebra I Honors
This course [Eligible for high school credit] is taken by those 8th graders whose academic record indicates the ability to handle the Algebra I Honors curriculum. This program includes a more advanced study of variables and open sentences, problem solving, polynomials, special products and factoring, algebraic fractions, graphing, radicals, and real numbers.
Computer Applications I
This course [High School Credit] is a half credit course required of all 8th graders not in Physical Science. The course has a dual purpose.
1. To inculcate fundamental academic skills in the following areas:
2. To teach the computer skills needed in todays world:
Environmental Science
This course [High School Credit] is an introductory course for eighth graders which examines the environment and the effect man has on it. The students will develop an understanding of what an ecosystem is and the elements that determine the types and numbers of organisms that live there. Concepts that will be discussed include the atmosphere, water, soil, and renewable and non-renewable resources. Through a close relationship with the World Geography class, students will learn about events that have impacted the environment and will gain an understanding of how everything is connected in the Earth biosphere. Through laboratory work, students will be introduced to collecting data, graphing and interpreting it, and how to draw conclusions based on their findings.
Physical Science
This course [High School Credit] is a survey of the fundamental principles of physics and chemistry, the metric system, the scientific method, descriptive chemistry, force, motion, heat, light, electrical energy, organic chemistry, and the periodic table. Physical Science serves to prepare students for future work in biology, chemistry and physics. A student is placed in Physical Science only if he is also placed in Algebra I in 8th grade.
Physical Science Honors
This course [High School Credit] is taken by students whose background indicates the ability to work at an advanced level. The course covers the same topics as Physical Science with enrichment activities and additional laboratory work to prepare students for future work in advanced science courses. A student is placed in Physical Science Honors only if he is also placed in Algebra I Honors in 8th grade.
World Geography
This course [High School Credit] is a required high school credit course for all entering 8th grade students. The first quarter concentrates on basic geographic skills such as map reading, graph analysis, and chart interpretation. Also, the student learns the elements of physical and cultural geography. The second quarter places emphasis on the North American continent with special attention given to Louisiana. The third quarter concentrates on Latin America and Western Europe. The fourth quarter is devoted to the study of Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Rim. The course is also designed to serve as an introduction to Brother Martin's technology resources.
World Geography Honors
This course [High School Credit] is taken by students whose academic background indicates the ability to work at an advanced level. The course covers those same topics explored in World Geography but with enrichment activities that encourage analytical thinking. The student enrolled in this course is required to research topics in depth outside of the classroom. Also, more advanced writing skills are required; therefore, students placed in World Geography Honors are also placed concurrently in English I Honors.
Health and Physical Education
This course [High School Credit] is a program of indoor and outdoor lifetime physical education activities and instruction.
Eighth Grade Band
This course [High School Credit] is for 8th graders who select band as a full credit course. Eighth graders will receive high school credit for Beginning Band or Advanced Band upon successful completion of the course. (Students are allowed to take band as a seventh credit.) Students with little or no experience may elect Beginning Band which meets daily. Musicians with moderate performance skills are placed in the Intermediate Class/Symphonic Band which meets daily. Eighth graders with exceptional musical ability may gain membership in the Advanced Band (Marching and Concert).
Eighth Grade Chorus
This course [High School Credit] is a full credit elective course that meets daily to provide training and experience in singing music especially selected for high school male voices. The experiences are planned to develop a love for singing, to encourage participation in choral activities at school and in the community, to give students a working knowledge of the principles of good singing, to acquaint them with some of the masterpieces of choral literature, and to give proper training to maturing voices. Attendance at all out-of-school rehearsals and performances is mandatory.
Successful completion of the following courses earns a student high school credit:
English I Honors, Algebra I, Algebra I Honors, Environmental Science, Physical Science, Physical Science Honors, World Geography, World Geography Honors, Health and Physical Education I, Computer Applications I (1/2 Credit), Chorus, Beginning Band, and Advanced Band.


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The better chance for shower and thunderstorm development will be more westward were the better instability lies. The southern boundary is a bit stronger as a result from the cooler air from todays MCs and substantial heating across northern Indiana as this area has had a good amount of sunshine all day. Expecting regeneration of storms along this boundary from nw Ohio back into sw lower Michigan. Most activity should remain south and west of the cwa but some showers could spill over into Lenawee and Monroe counties as main flow aloft is from the southwest. Main cold front is moving through eastern Wisconsin and that will push slowly through the area overnight. Not much dynamical forcing with the front, just mainly surface convergence. Southeast Michigan will not likely get into the good deep instability as that will remain to our south, shunt off by todays MCs and boundary to the south. Only expecting scattered showers and thunderstorms to accompany fropa. The front should be close to exiting the area around sunrise. Will still carry a chc for precip far southwest corner Monday morning as this area will still be close to the front. Drier air will slowly work in behind the front with dewpoints starting off the day still in the upper 60s in the north to lower 70s south but dropping a 10 or so degrees by end of day. With plenty of moisture in the boundary layer, expect a rapid development of cu shortly after sunrise with clouds slowly thinning and diminishing throughout the day from nw to se. It will still be quite warm Monday as airmass behind front more drier then cooler. Zonal upper flow Wednesday over the Great Lakes will transition to cyclonic by the end of next week/weekend as a series of shortwaves act to carve out a trough. Midrange deterministic models time the lead disturbance for Thursday, so Wednesday will likely be another dry and warm day. Then, indications are that a low-level circulation attendant to the upper height falls will slowly track across the lower Great Lakes. This could focus a more well-defined period of precipitation, but still significant model spread with respect to the timing and placement, so have kept general chance PoPs Thursday through Saturday. Temperatures are expected to trend back toward normal late next week. && .MARINE... A cold front will move across the region tonight turning the winds from south/southwest to west/northwest. Speeds are expected to remain below 15 knots. High pressure will set the stage for light and variable winds on Tuesday. && .HYDROLOGY... Additional showers and thunderstorms are possible in advance of a cold front tonight. Widespread rainfall is not expected - however localized downpours are still possible, capable of totals up to an inch. && .PREV DISCUSSION... Issued at 1257 PM EDT Sun Jul 24 2016 AVIATION... Showers from this morning continue to rapidly decay across the Southeast Michigan terminals. Additional thunderstorms are attempting to make progress east across Central Lower Michigan and will affect the airspace around MBS - but may not have enough to reach FNT. Additional lingering activity over Southwest Lower will continue to weaken and only present the opportunity for light showers early this afternoon across the Detroit vicinity terminals. The possibility still remains for additional thunderstorm development in advance of an approaching cold front later this evening and overnight. Ceilings will remain rather variable with locally lower clouds within showers. Southwest winds should become established through the afternoon...with a few gusts in excess of 20kts. The flow will become more northwesterly in the wake of the front on Monday. For DTW...limited chances for convection directly affecting the terminal as best forcing will remain west of the immediate airspace. The greatest chance for thunderstorms will be in the hours preceding the cold front. Clouds will flirt with BKN at or below 5kft - but will maintain a SCT condition for the most part. //DTW Threshold Probabilities... * Low for thunderstorms between 04-09Z. * Low for ceilings at or below 5kft. && .DTX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... MI...NONE. Lake Huron...NONE. Lake St Clair...NONE. Michigan waters of Lake Erie...NONE. && $$ DISCUSSION...DRC/DT MARINE.......Mann HYDROLOGY....Mann AVIATION.....Mann You can obtain your latest National Weather Service forecasts online at www.weather.gov/detroit.


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Suppose $M$ is a connected, smooth, second-countable manifold.
Let $U \subset M^n$ be some neighbourhood of the diagonal. We will call a function $a: U \times \Delta_n \rightarrow M$ an "averaging operator of order n" if $a|_{U \times v_i} = \pi_i$, where $v_i$ denotes the i-th vertex of $\Delta_n$.
Intuitively, $a$ should tell us how to take a weighted average of "close" functions.
Does every $M$ admit a smooth averaging operator of order $n$, for some $U$ and all $n$?
(I am trying to prove that smooth functions are dense in $Hom(M,N)$ without embedding $N$ into any $\mathbb{R}^n$ and the above result would greatly help me.)


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uninteresting, boring, tedious, monotonous, unrelieved, unvaried, unimaginative, uneventful;
characterless, featureless, colorless, lifeless, insipid, unexciting, uninspiring, unstimulating, uninvolving, jejune, flat, bland, dry, stale, tired, banal, lackluster, ho-hum, stodgy, dreary, humdrum, mundane;
mind-numbing, wearisome, tiring, tiresome, irksome, dullsville
[Antonyms] interesting
6 a rather dull child
unintelligent, stupid, slow, witless, vacuous, empty-headed, stunned, brainless, mindless, foolish, idiotic
informal dense, dim, moronic, halfwitted, thick, dumb, dopey, dozy, bovine, slow on the uptake, wooden-headed, fat-headed
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darken, blacken, dim, veil, obscure, shadow, fog
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Re: Barclays Did It Again...An
other Payment Hold...
Well, if you're gonna go to the LA Times, you may want to mention that Capital One and GEMB both due this as a matter of course, especially if more than one payment is made in a billing period.
When I complained to Cap One, they were rude, but took off the hold.
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Article Courtesy Scrapjazz.com: by Sheredian Vickers
I often have more photos than I could ever scrapbook when I take pictures at special events or holidays. I solved the dilemma of too many Christmas pictures by creating a photo collage using photo-editing software. I put together a set of photos and cropped them to various sizes and then dropped them onto a canvas, printed it, and trimmed around the edges. I then assembled the layout.
- Cosmo Cricket Fleuriste collection patterned papers
- Signo pen
- Bazzill InStitch'z paper piercer
- ColorBox Fluid Chalk
- American Crafts Letter Stickers
- Cricut personal diecut machine
- Photoshop Elements software
- EK Success photo corner punch
- Design an 8" x 10" collage using various photos, print, and trim, leaving a ¼" white border.
- Adhere the collage to the background patterned paper.
- Using a flourish shape from the Cricut Storybook cartridge, die cut two in different sizes from coordinating patterned papers.
- Ink the edges of the patterned papers.
- Adhere the piece with the larger pattern at the top of the photo.
- Adhere the piece with the smaller pattern below the photo, slightly off center.
- Use a paper piercer to pierce around the top patterned paper and then connect the holes using the Signo pen for faux stitching.
- Use American Craft glitter letter stickers for the title.
- Add a punched photo corner as desired.
- Embellish with a diecut quote.
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When I click the button e.g. "featured" I only want to see the featured posts from "Custom Post Type--> Garden" with custom field "featured".
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December 06, 2013
The first UK Small Business Saturday takes place on Saturday 7 December, on what is usually the busiest shopping day of the year.
Small firms and independent retailers across the UK are hoping the event will have the same impact that it has had in the USA, where Small Business Saturday in 2012 generated £3.5bn worth of sales and long-term custom.
The event has cross-party backing nationally as well as the support of local councils and many small business organisations. So far, 40 local councils have answered the call from the Forum of Private Business (FPB) to offer free parking on the day.
Phil Orford, FPB chief executive, said: "It is fantastic to see so many local authorities supporting their small firms in this way. As the cost of doing business continues to rise it is more important than ever to support our small businesses. The 40 councils that have agreed to offer free parking are an example of the excellent work local authorities can do to support small businesses."
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is also urging customers to support their high streets and city centres this Saturday. John Allan, FSB national chairman, said: "The day will shine a spotlight on the fantastic range of independent small businesses in the UK. Whilst small firms need support 365 days a year, this day is a welcome boost for many and will introduce the public to a business they may well go on to support in the future."
Julio Vildosola, CEO of Liquid Finance, said: "The inaugural Small Business Saturday is a significant step for the UK in promoting, supporting and developing small business. We can learn a lot from the US where there is a culture of entrepreneurialism, where advice, information and funding is readily available."
However, the event has also highlighted the ongoing need for support for the small business sector. Clive Lewis, head of enterprise at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), said: "Government needs to build on their efforts to back small businesses, tap into their entrepreneurial spirit and guarantee their growth."
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So…I saw your tweet.
You're "bored"?
I am…absolutely floored. Hopelessly lost in admiration!
You are everything I aspire to be.
Oh. Hold on.
Back. I had to go and check what "bored" meant, just in case the definition had changed recently, but no! It's the same! In essence, you're saying you're sat there, with all the resources of the internet at your disposal, and you've run out of interesting things to do.
Which is just incredible.
You are amazing.
I mean, by being "bored", you must have…
- Eagerly delved into everything Stanford, Harvard and Yale are offering up on iTunes, entirely for free – or lost your mind wandering around Coursera, which aggregates courses from some of the most famous universities in the world…
- …and then filled any gaps with Academic Earth and Khan Academy…
- …before testing yourself on the basics – all the basics – with Memrise.
- Started a blog (try going here – these guys are great) and then learned how to tell stories with it.
- Spent 7 years walking round the world like Paul Salopek…
Walking for weeks, months and years in the outdoors, calipering the vast physical and human stage called landscape with my legs, is the opposite of boring.
- Mastered travel, all travel, so you don't need these guys.
- Prepared every single foodstuff suggested by Cafe Ferdando, especially the Momofuku Milk Bar Cereal Milk Ice Cream…
- Backed up every single photo and critical document you own…
- …and then did it again, elsewhere, because you never know when the badsectorpocalypse will strike…
- …and even went as far as protecting all your precious bookmarks & settings on your favourite apps by going portable and sending a backup a copy to your USB or cloud drive? (Find all this travel-tech stuff baffling? Here's a reliable guide.)
- Packed a bag, walked out your front door, caught a bus, caught another bus, caught yet another bus, and kept going until you ended up somewhere incredible? Because yes, it's possible.
- Seen the everyday world differently via every episode of the amazing 99% Invisible, now so beloved by the listening public that its yearly Kickstarter fundraisers are a force of nature.
- Gone on a microadventure (trust me, it's fun). Here's the official book.
- Read about the science of boredom itself, which suggests painful novelty is better for us than comfortable monotony.
- Played through all 70 of these classic videogame RPGs.
- Explored the fringes of your vocabulary with Visuwords.
- Read all The Morning News, then all of World Hum, then every scrap of archived material from Brain Pickings, rounding things off with the Paris Review. (Well done. You've read some of – and read about some of – the best writing on the Internet. Admirable way to spend a couple of decades. I applaud your dedication).
- Read Lord Of The Rings yet again, except this time following the route in Barbara Strachey's Journeys of Frodo (above), the Ordnance Survey of the fantasy world.
- …and followed it up with a substantial dollop of TED-watching.
- Grasped the fundamentals of the 6,000+ living languages of the world.
- Successfully learned to do all 50 of these things…
- …and then somehow, against staggering odds, managing to fight your way through all 50 of these.
- Circled the globe at least once, printed off and signed your Maptia manifesto, then selfied yourself somewhere awesome, and e-mailed the picture back to them – and then come home and summed up your travels with a custom hand-drawn & illustrated map.
- Learned what this lady has to say about the hidden worlds of condiments, spices and street food.
- Got told, in no uncertain terms, what the fuck to have for dinner.
- Seen how vast / how tiny you are compared to the rest of the universe.
- Read this trilogy, while following the real history of Newton, Liebnitz, Hooke, Louis XIV, William II and all of Stephenson's "characters" in a real history-of-science book (say, this one), and pinpointed exactly where Neal Stephenson has stuck to the facts and where he has taken wild, anachronistic flights of fancy.
- Mapped yourself silly with the help of the incredible Strange Maps, GeoCurrents and BIG Map Blog.
- Read Nieman Storyboard until you learned how stories work (and read through this breezy overview)…
- …and then written at least as many fiction and non-fiction books as Isaac Asimov.
- Guess where in the world you're looking at to within 100 miles, 10 times in a row, with GeoGuesser – or just randomly gone exploring with MapCrunch.
- Leafed through the Internet Archive's Magazine Rack, where you can download (legally, for free) a near-complete run of classic science & scifi magazine Omni, which published original classics by William Gibson, William Burroughs and George R.R. Martin.
- Deciphered every one of these satirical paintings by Pawel Kuczynski.
- Taken every "inspiring quote" in the spirit it was intended.
- Sat outside and listened to the world – the birds, the weather, the bustle of humanity, the creak of your chair, the sound of your own breathing – until everything held absolutely zero novelty or interest for you. Go on. We'll wait.
- Learned to recite and draw the RCA Animates from memory.
- Picked over every single idea this man and this woman have ever had.
- Built your own Epic Quest Of Awesome – and then ticked off every single item on it.
- Explored xkcd's "Click & Drag" (here's a primer if you get lost) – before launching yourself into the Hugo-Award-nominated "Time."
- Get to the 2048th tile!
- Read, and more importantly thunk deeply about, all the Change This manifestos.
- Addressed every lingering guilty regret, until you were satisfied you'd done absolutely everything you could to make amends, no matter how belatedly.
- Worked out how this man fooled Penn & Teller.
- Explored boredom in more detail, and questioned whether being bored is actually a bad thing.
- And finally (because it's important to have a sense of proportion here) – you've followed every single link in every single issue of Aaron Bady's Sunday Reading series.
Not enough for you? Follow me on Twitter for more of the same.
Shannon of A Little Adrift has rounded up a couple of cubic miles of free stuff here, some of which I've mentioned above, most of which I haven't. Click this and you'll never be bored again, but your head may explode. Your choice.
I mean, there's other stuff – but let's face it, doing these things really ate up your free time. You're allowed a little slack!
And I don't want to sound unreasonable, of course. Or bitchy.
Anyway, I'll let you get back to being bored.
Because you, my friend, deserve it.
Images: Shermeee, Hubble Heritage, Mike Sowden.
I probably found less than half of these links on my own – so, my undying thanks to my big-brained friends for getting there first. I could never be bored with you around. Also? Where I use affiliate links to products or services I recommend, I receive a tiny percentage of any sales that might result, at no cost to the buyer. Ta.


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Secure Data Exchange: A Marketplace in the Cloud
Ran Gilad-Bachrach, Kim Laine, Kristin Lauter, Peter Rindal, Mike Rosulek
June 2016
Microsoft Research
Cryptography is the ancient science of encoding messages so that only the sender and receiver can understand them. Cryptography is now available to everyone thanks to the development of modern computers, which can perform more mathematical operations in a second than a human being could do in a lifetime. An ordinary PC can produce codes of such complexity that the most powerful supercomputer using the best available attack algorithms would not break them in a million years. Cryptography is used to secure telephone, Internet, and email communication and to protect software and other digital property.
The Cryptography group within Microsoft Research serves multiple roles:
The Crypto Colloquium is a venue for sharing our work with other local and visiting researchers.
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Yara Elias, Kristin Lauter, Ekin Ozman, Katherine E. Stange
March 2015
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March 2015
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Kristin Lauter, Adriana Lopez-Alt, Michael Naehrig
March 2015
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Microsoft Technical Report
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Daniel Shumow, Peter Montgomery, Dan Shumow
February 2010
Seny Kamara, Kristin Lauter
January 2010
Mira Belenkiy, Melissa Chase, Markulf Kohlweiss, Anna Lysyanskaya
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Springer Verlag
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Springer Verlag
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January 2001
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Homomorphic encryption (HE) refers to a special type of encryption technique that allows for computations to be done on encrypted data, without requiring access to a decryption key. While traditional encryption schemes can be used to privately outsource data storage…
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Cloud computing provides clients with a virtual computing infrastructure on top of which they can store data and run applications. While the benefits of cloud computing are clear, it introduces new security challenges since cloud operators are expected to manipulate client data without necessarily being fully…
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Mr. Rosenblum Dreams in English
Mr. Rosenblum Dreams in English
Reagan Arthur Books, Hardcover, 9780316077583, 368pp.
Publication Date: June 1, 2010
At the outset of World War II, Jack Rosenblum, his wife Sadie, and their baby daughter escape Berlin, bound for London. They are greeted with a pamphlet instructing immigrants how to act like "the English." Jack acquires Saville Row suits and a Jaguar. He buys his marmalade from Fortnum & Mason and learns to list the entire British monarchy back to 913 A.D. He never speaks German, apart from the occasional curse. But the one key item that would make him feel fully British -membership in a golf club-remains elusive. In post-war England, no golf club will admit a Rosenblum. Jack hatches a wild idea: he'll build his own.
It's an obsession Sadie does not share, particularly when Jack relocates them to a thatched roof cottage in Dorset to embark on his project. She doesn't want to forget who they are or where they come from. She wants to bake the cakes she used to serve to friends in the old country and reminisce. Now she's stuck in an inhospitable landscape filled with unwelcoming people, watching their bank account shrink as Jack pursues his quixotic dream.
In her tender, sweetly comic debut, Natasha Solomons tells the captivating love story of a couple making a new life-and their wildest dreams-come true.
Natasha Solomons is a screenwriter who lives in Dorset, England. Mr Rosenblum Dreams in English is her first novel and was inspired in part by her childhood spent at the cottage her own grandparents bought with restitution money from Germany. The recipes in the novel are from her grandmother's ancient cookbook. Solomons' most recent novel is the New York Times bestseller The House at Tyneford.


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There are plenty of places to find a computer to use. However if you have your own computer, which most people do, the wifi is often terrible.
There are lots of computer labs on campus with tons of computers. You definitely do not need a computer unless you like doing work in your room. The network reliability and wireless isn't very good in some spots but they are working on it. The speed has been a lot better. Only negative is in the dorms you have to use your own paper but your printer money on your account still goes down like you use the schools paper.
The computers in the library are accessible to all students and the network on them is very reliable. Printing is 2 cents per page. The computers in the library and labs are fast, but wireless service in most of the dorms is horrible at times. Printers, scanners and photocopiers are available in the library. Some dorms also have printers but you'll have to get your own printer paper to use with them. If you are a computer science major, you will most likely need a personal computer but it is still possible to use the school's computers to do all assigned work. Other majors will mostly likely not need to get a personal computer, unless its for entertainment and other non-academic stuff.
We have a computer lab in our dorm so that's a good start. If you print from the computer in the dorm it doesn't cost, but if u print in the Library it will cost. The Wi-Fi is not so good here though! you have to be in a certain spot to get a good connection! And it doesn't work in our rooms!
It's lots of labs on campus not including the many computers in the library. the wireless network sucks at times though.
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Mona! by spittfireartWatch
©2013-2016 spittfireart
An old anthro character of mine I decided to revamp! ;v;
Very beautiful curvy girl
This character looks really nice and cute in this picture you've done!
Wow, I love raccoons. She's adorable, I want to cuddle her so bad...
mmm cute^ 3 ^
loocks sexy
She's cute! May I hug her please?
I love it! <3
o_O" dont know why but theres something about her which makes her so dam cute that it feels like its too much cuteness for 1 person xD
mega cute face she has^---^
What a cutie! Love her shapes!
I'm kind of curious what the original design looked like.
Is it weird that i can "see" you through mona?
Maybe? She was originally made as my fursona or whatever, but I've sort of turned her into something different this time around. Basically same design though.
that's really cool. ive always been able to see that you basically put your self into all of your work, and i think it just comes through Mona more than others...
Adorable! *wubs*
She's cute and sexy!
My favorite combination!
My favorite combination!
super nice.
All of my yes.
Always did like raccoons for anthros.
Wow, she's really cute
looks very nice ^^. good job.
Cutie coon
D'awww :3
I like it!
Heh, and here I thought you didn't do this kind of anthro...
Looks amazing though, I love it!
Looks amazing though, I love it!
I remember this.
Adorable! 10/10!