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Doctor of Nursing Practice: Executive Leadership
The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) at Felician University prepares students to integrate nursing science as the basis for the highest level of nursing practice. Students are prepared through organizational and systems leadership to utilize systems thinking as a framework for quality improvement initiatives and organizational change initiatives, and critically analyze current evidence to improve practice.
The DNP features a carefully constructed curriculum based upon the American Association of Colleges of Nursing's (AACN) Essentials of Doctoral Education for Advanced Nursing Practice and the American Organization of Nurse Executive's (AONE) core competencies for nurse executives. In eight 12 week sessions, spanning just over two years, students can complete the 40 credits and designated practicum hours for their DNP project to earn their doctorate. The theoretical content of the program is offered online via computer-mediated instruction from faculty certified in distance education, providing an education experience that offers flexibility and convenience to working professionals. The program features two on-campus, credit-bearing residencies, providing periods of close work and personal attention with our committed faculty.
Students choose to complete a track which focuses either on Advanced Practice or Executive Leadership, preparing them for leadership roles in a variety of settings. The curriculum culminates in an intensive and rigorous DNP project which emphasizes key competence areas. These include translation of research, evaluation of evidence, application of clinical innovations to advance healthcare delivery, and dissemination of knowledge to improve healthcare outcomes.
Graduates of Felician's Master of Science in Nursing: Executive Leadership track Adult-Gerontology, or Family Nurse Practitioner track who meet academic requirements enjoy a seamless transition into the DNP program and can transfer up to six credits from their master's program toward completion of the DNP.
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Executive Leadership Track
Doctoral students in the Executive Leadership track develop real experience enacting a change project within a healthcare organization, building experience and skill in leadership, project management, financial planning, informatics, and technological skills. Evidence-based, transformational leadership is stressed to provide graduates with experience as agents of positive change.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will confidently analyze various informatics systems for the delivery of healthcare, and be equipped to implement health policy initiatives that focus on clinical prevention and population health for vulnerable populations. Graduates of the program are prepared to apply core knowledge in scientific theory, conceptual models and knowledge construction; organizational and leadership management for quality and safety in healthcare systems; business and financial resource management; healthcare advocacy in global political and social systems; and information technology to improve healthcare outcomes.
- Integrate nursing science and theories from other disciplines in the development and evaluation of new practice approaches which will improve health care delivery.
- Effect changes in clinical nursing practice through organizational and systems leadership utilizing systems theory as a framework for quality improvement.
- Critically analyze current evidence to implement quality improvement modalities to promote effective, efficient and safe patient centered care.
- Utilize information systems and technology to improve and transform health care which contributes to improved patient outcomes.
- Implement health policy initiatives which focus on clinical prevention and optimal health for vulnerable populations while advocating for social justice, equity, and ethical polices in health care.
- Collaborate with all members of the health care team to improve patient-centered care and to benchmark outcomes and quality improvement initiatives.
- Implement and analyze clinical prevention and intervention initiatives for diverse populations in order to effect improvement in the nation's health.
- Advance the nursing profession through leadership initiatives which support other nurses to achieve excellence in advanced nursing practice.
- Lead with ethical comportment in all aspects of advanced nursing practice.
Admission Requirements
- A completed application.
- Submission of all official academic transcripts from previously attended college(s)/university(ies).
- A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in graduate coursework
- Licensure as a registered professional nurse in New Jersey. The licensee cannot have any pending disciplinary action against their nursing license from any Board of Nursing.
- Successful completion of an undergraduate or graduate level statistics course and a graduate level nursing research course.
- Two professional letters of recommendation supporting the applicant's potential to succeed in a doctoral program.
- International academic credentials are reviewed by an international accrediting agency (World Education Services) on an individual basis.
- A minimum score of 79 in the Internet-based TOEFL or 550on the paper-based TOEFL is required of graduates of non- English speaking countries.
- Curriculum vitae.
- A 2-3 page essay which includes professional goals that are congruent with the selected program of doctoral study. Within the essay, present a scholarly project proposal which identifies a potential scholarly practice inquiry project related to an area of professional expertise or interest. The project proposal should address relevancy to the selected program of study and planned implementation to effect practice change at the organizational, system, local, regional or national level for improving patient and population health outcomes.
- A notarized copy of the photo page of a government-issued identification such as passport or driver's license.
- Criminal history background check(s) or other requirements mandated by the practicum site.
- Personal Interview
- A Master's degree in nursing or related field (i.e., MBA, MPA, MHA).
- Portfolio assessment (May indicate need for additional coursework).
- Current professional practice in the Nurse Executive role.
Contact Information
Please contact the Office of Graduate Admission should you wish to speak with a counselor about applying to the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. We can be reached via email, or by calling us directly at 201-355-1465.
Dr. Margaret Daingerfield, Associate Dean and Director of the DNP Program, can be reached via email, or by calling 201-559-6151. Dr. Marie Cueman, Chair of the Executive Leadership Track, can be reached via email or by calling 201-559-6000 extension 6256.


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And then there's Oklahoma Senator Tom Cockburn who has threatened to hold up disaster relief funds until further "austerity cuts" are made to the government's budget to offset the disaster relief funds. I guess all those billions the right voted to pay out to Halliburton and defense contractors over the last 10 years has had no impact on the budget....
i don't know anyone who considers AJ right wing, conservative, or main stream in any way. can't say i know much about pat robertson, but he's a preacher, so i'm not sure he fits in there either.
as for sources...do you ever check anything that isn't far left loon? i know you live in Eugene and you may not realize that there is a whole moderate world out there not running around high and naked. :evil:
again, you need better sources. the "disaster relief funds" that were threatens to be held for sandy were pork add on.
you obviously know nothing about Halliburton or who and how they have been used, but again...sources.
you are really good at regurgitating left wing crap.
Then there's always right-wing whacko Peter Santilli who is now being investigated by the Secret Service for saying, on the air, that he "wants to shoot Hillary Clinton in the female organ, and I don't want her to die right away...." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/21/pete-santilli-secret-service_n_3312564.html?icid=hp_politics_top_art
i believe that nonprohet is engaging in deflection. this odd trip into he said/she said keeps us from talking about the illegal activities going on with this admin.
Why not. The liberals were blaming Bush for hurricane Katrina...
...Or how about Reagan's admin--you know, when they secretly negotiated a sale of weapons to the Iranians in exchange for delaying the release of the hostages to make Carter look bad, then, they took the proceeds from the sale of those weapons and funneled them--illegally--to the Contras? Are those the type of illegal activities you'd like to talk about, or, are you only interested in smearing Obama?
You can't make this stuff up......http://maddowblog.msnbc.com/_news/2013/05/21/18403447-reaching-the-weather-weapon-stage?lite

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From the photographer: "One of our favorite moments during weddings is the first look. On our way walking over to the Langham Huntington's amazingly landscaped Japanese gardens, we noticed we were taking a very long walk down a long covered bridge, and I knew this was the place! There's so much emotion and anticipation leading up to this moment, and we love seeing the couple's expressions as they see each other! For Lynn and Christian, we know it was a long planning process so to see them so happy was very rewarding for us!
When we first stepped outside to view the Horseshoe Garden at Langham Huntington, we definitely had to take a moment to digest what we saw! The grounds were so perfect and spectacular, the views of the valley were amazing! As we took a stroll around the path, we realized that there was 360 degrees of perfection. I love it when the bride has a long walk with her dad to the groom, there's so much that happens on the way! The groom's emotions rise, family and friends gasp as they see her for the first time. Coming down those steps looked like something out of a fairytale!
Every turn at this elegant venue had a new surprise for us, and the Georgian Ballroom was no exception! The vaulted and arched ceilings and historic artwork made the perfect backdrop for a romantic reception! The soft pink tones of the floral and cake were gorgeous. For us one of the highlights of the reception was all the activities for the kids. There was magic, balloons, face-painting, a photo booth, I think the kids were having more fun than the adults!" — Ron Miller of Ron Miller Photography


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What Does Repentance Look Like?
from R.C. Sproul Jun 26, 2017 Category: ArticlesOne of the penitential psalms, Psalm 51 was written by David after he was confronted by the prophet Nathan. Nathan declared that David had grievously sinned against God in the taking of Bathsheba to be his wife and in the murder of her husband, Uriah. It's important to see... Keep Reading
$5 Friday Sales on Holiness, Theology, Ethics & More
from Karisa Schlehr Apr 29, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesTime to load up your bookshelves. Find $5 Friday resources this week covering sanctification & spiritual growth, ethics, spiritual warfare & the devil, parenting, ethics, holiness, the five points of Calvinism, and how we are to live this side of heaven. Evangelical Ethics provided this week courtesy of P&R Publishing. Sale starts Friday at 8 a.m. and ends Saturday at 8 a.m. EST. Keep Reading
An Interview with R. Albert Mohler Jr.
from Tim Challies Apr 28, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineDr. R. Albert Mohler Jr. serves as president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. In addition to his presidential duties, Mohler hosts Thinking in Public, an interview forum about frontline theological and cultural matters; and The Briefing, which seeks to enable Christians to think biblically about current events. He has served as pastor and staff minister of several Southern Baptist churches and came to the presidency of Southern Seminary from service as editor of The Christian Index, the oldest of the state papers serving the Southern Baptist Convention. Keep Reading
VIDEO: CrossReference: Give Me Your Son
from Karisa Schlehr Apr 27, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesThis week we bring you the fifth episode from CrossReference: Discovering Christ in the Old Testament, a new series from David Murray and HeadHeartHand on the appearances in the Old Testament. You can watch the first two episodes here, and the remaining videos will be available for temporary viewing each week for the next six weeks at the Ligonier blog, Challies, and HeadHeartHand. Keep Reading
Life From Death
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Apr 27, 2011 Category: ArticlesThe irony does not escape me that just days after we celebrate so earnestly the resurrection of Jesus, my dear bride begins the stem cell transplant process in our battle with leukemia. There will be a few days of sundry tests, but soon she will undergo what may be the most intense chemotherapy there is. She is in remission as I type, and God willing will be when that chemo starts. Why bury your body in chemical poison when there is no known cancer therein? Just what exactly are we trying to kill this time? White blood cells. Before we sought to kill what was killing her. Now we are seeking to kill what seeks to make her well. Keep Reading
The End of the World According to Harold Camping (Part 5)
from W. Robert Godfrey Apr 26, 2011 Category: ArticlesHarold Camping has not only deserted the church, he seems also to have deserted Christ and his Gospel. In his online book The End of the Church…and After, he began to reject a number of teachings on salvation common in Reformed churches. Consider this strange amalgam of biblical truths and errors all of which Camping rejects as errors so serious that Christ has ended the church age because of them: Keep Reading
Worship Matters
from Karisa Schlehr Apr 26, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsIn response to a growing interest in the use of liturgical elements in worship, The Gospel Coalition recently posted a few responses to the question, "To what extent does your church use liturgical elements such as responsive readings and creeds? Why?" In light of this discussion, here are further resources to help address public worship, discernment in worship, the regulative principle of worship, legalism, liturgy, and Christian freedom. Keep Reading
Young Women, Idolatry & the Powerful Gospel
from Tim Challies Apr 26, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineWe are all inveterate worshipers — it's just something we do without thinking about it. Worshiping is part of our nature because God created us to worship Him, and, by doing so, we bring both Him and ourselves deep pleasure (Pss. 16:11; 149:4). The world is full of worshipers, and some of them actually worship God. But the truth is that most of us worship idols. Keep Reading
He is Not Here, He is Risen
from Chris Donato Apr 25, 2011 Category: ArticlesMany Christians seem content to leave Jesus on the cross, while the resurrection often suffers from neglect. That the cross receives so much attention, however, is not without warrant. After all, the event was the "one act of righteousness" that led "to justification and life for all men" (Rom. 5:18). That is to say, the one Man's act of righteousness is the climactic act of Jesus' life-long fidelity to His Father's will and purpose, when He offered up His life for His people. Keep Reading
Twitter Highlights (4/24/11)
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 24, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsHere are some highlights from the various Ligonier Twitter feeds over the past week. Keep Reading
Why was Jesus raised from the dead?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Apr 24, 2011 Category: ArticlesIt is a good thing to enter into the pathos of the disciples during those dark days between the crucifixion and the resurrection. It is easy for us to forget that they haven't read the rest of the story. We live on this side of the resurrection, and its explication in Scripture. We have Truth revealed. They had only anguish and uncertainty. They had lost their Lord. Their trouble, however, was not ultimately that they missed Jesus. Their heartache was rooted in something more substantial than personal sadness. Keep Reading


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I had an image on my camera phone of 3 of my dogs that I wanted to blow up and have printed on canvas after 2 of my dogs had passed. I wanted to have them on some type of poster or the image blown up so that I could remember them as they were a part of my life. The only image file that I had was a very low resolution image and many companies turned me down and or were not willing to help because my image file resolution was too low. I requested quotes and emailed multiple canvas printing companies however I was disappointed with my findings. More than finding a cheap mass produced company such as snapfish or canvas on demand or canvaspop, I wanted to go for high quality, permanence ratings, and great customer satisfaction. I stumbled on trubate.com and found a deal through canvasberry.com and decided to give them a try, however I was extremely weary about the outcome. I called in to inquire about my file and if it was even possible to get my image printed without sacrificing the quality of the image. The staff was extremely friendly and told me not to worry and that everything will turn out okay. So I paid, and I was waiting and once the print got to my house, oh my god I was speechless and found tears to my eyes. They completely restored my original file on a huge 40 x 60" floating frame that left me absolutely speechless. I just want to reach out to photographers or the general public that it's possible! I am a CanvasBerry fan and would absolutely love to do business with them again. For all you people who want to print on canvas whether its for professional or personal use I highly recommend CanvasBerry. They definitely did not let me down!
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High level Chinese officials indicated a new willingness to discuss the situation in Tibet with representatives from the Dalai Lama. "In view of the requests recently made by the Dalai side to resume talks, the relevant officials of the central government will have consultation with Dalai's private representative." The Chinese officials stress any discussion will have to deal with ending any protests about the upcoming Olympic games.
The decision to talk with Dalai Lama epresentatives will not result in clearing up all points of dispute, but it certainly opens the door to pursue a path to peace and end current violence.


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ALEXANDRIA, VA -- The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions announced new responsibilities for two veteran staff members. Eamon Connor advances to the post of director, education and certification programs, and Jeremy Schoolfield is promoted to editor-in-chief of the association's member publication Funworld.
Connor has served with IAAPA for 17 years, most recently as director of education programs and services. In his new post, he also will lead the association's new certification program, and will take charge of developing, implementing and reviewing programs to assist IAAPA members in achieving various levels of professional certification.
Schoolfield joined the IAAPA staff in 2004 following a career in print journalism as a reporter with newspapers in Indiana and South Carolina. He has won four writing awards during his tenure with IAAPA. Schoolfield most recently was senior editor of Funworld. He now assumes responsibility for all the editorial and production aspects of the publication.


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The E36 chassis 3-Series BMW was a huge hit among driving enthusiasts from the first moment the car hit the pavement. The E36 won numerous awards over the years it was produced and is still a favorite of many BMW enthusiasts to this day! -- View the E36 Wiki
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Hi guys,
Ive been lurking for a while since i got my e36 and learned a lot but with all the reading and researching I can not solve an issue so i have to ask.
My car is a 1995 (10/1994 production date) 318is.
The issue at is my driver door microswitch was acting up and i fixed that. Now my passenger door is not rolling down or up (.5in) and i though microswitch...but i put 3 diff switches nothing....I checked ground and its good. I took out the regulator and it works off the car meaning just motor and regulator i can roll up or down with the window switch but once i put on the car the window jams or drops.. ..i think the clutch in the motor is bad or logic board anyway thats one issue
second is the microswitch according to the electrical diagrams the switch goes into the ZKE IV module and no were else. it can not be the comfort relay since driver side works. and even if i press the switch with my finger etc nothing happens no click no sound but the drive side works still and since both wires for drive / passenger go into the zke iv module im confused driver side is getting power....but not passenger. Can this be a bad zke iv module? ive read about the module failing which leads to everything not working but not like my case? any input? ive spend a week tracing wires and stuff all is good. Continuity is good in wires. fuses are good, their old but good. I bought a pack of new fuses just in case but still nothing. i figured even if the mother is bad the switch should click it etc but the witch is not getting any power etc. what am I missing? I also swapped drive door motor to just make sure if switch is pressed but still nothing so it comes down to an issue with the microswitch on the striker not getting power....
Also, if the microswitch is not getting power and the model probably doesnt now if the door is closed or not might be causing my central lock issue? if i press from inside on door with the nub to lock it locks all locks but from outside if i lock with key from passenger side it locks passenger and trunk but not driver door? if i lock driver door from outside it locks itself and trunk but not passenger door?
and it all kinda points to the zke iv or micro switch ( which work when plugged to the driver side btw)
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ok, just to update
I had some free time. So i decided to look at the door jam microswitch again. Like i had said i suspected that the module would be bad. I took out the module and opened it up and there are 5 relays inside it. 3 small ones that work with the locks and 2 big ones that deal with the windows. Either way i shook the module and pluged things back and voila it works. but after some time it stopped agian.....I think the relays in there are bad and i found this guy online he rebuilds the unit.. http://www.bmwgm5.com/ and in our cars the module is the gm4.
so anyone use his services....I think that my issue is the module. Anyway just wanted to update you guys in case some one has similar issues.
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Allegations are circulating in the British Parliament about deliberate lies on the part of the security company, ArmorGroup, which allegedly withheld important information from military authorities. An employee said he had been told not to give some pertinent information to the British armed forces and that the company exaggerated the number of its employees on the ground in Iraq. According to Colin Williamson, a former member of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, he was in Iraq until the summer of 2005. 'My role was to go to certain Iraqi police stations daily in the Basra area. But, we were told not to report back any intelligence we picked up there, not to hand it to the British military. why? Because our bosses and probably, in turn, the FCO(Foreign and Commonwealth Office didn't want to expose how corrupt and infiltrated by the militia the police were." Williamson claims his Iraqi source was so well informed he could tell the exact moment when mortar attacks would occur, but this information was not provided the British military.
ArmorGroup spokespeople deny these allegations and claim it is all conjecture. The allegations are serious since they indicate a deliberate failure to cooperate between private enterprise firms and the British military. Let's get a Parliamentary investigation going.


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Why is ABC News quoting discredited birther Jerome Corsi?
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Jerome Corsi is the guy who co-wrote Unfit for Command, a book so infamously inaccurate that it helped spawn the term "swiftboating" as a description of a political smear campaign.
That alone should tell you everything you need to know about Corsi, but there are so many other reasons he's not a credible figure. There's the birtherism. The appearance on a "pro-White" radio show. The bigoted comments on Free Republic. The promotion of laughable conspiracy theories about global government and the "North American Union." The failed Obama smear book.
So why would ABC quote him in an article about "birth tourism," the purported efforts by pregnant foreign women to give birth in the United States so their children will be U.S. citizens?
And as though he were some sort of authority on the topic, no less:
[C]ritics say the practice largely goes unchecked and exploits the true meaning of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, enacted after the Civil War to grant citizenship to descendants of slaves.
"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside," the amendment reads.
"It's really an incorrect interpretation of the 14th Amendment," said Jerome Corsi, a conservative author and columnist who has studied the issue of birth tourism. "Birthright citizenship is a loophole ... [and] as it expands into a business for entrepreneurs in foreign countries who offer birth tourism packages, it markets the loophole to attract additional mothers to the U.S."
I wonder how much Corsi has "studied the issue." Apparently, at least enough to write an edition of "Jerome Corsi's Red Alert," a subscribers-only "online global financial strategies newsletter," on the topic last month. A subscription can be had for only $99 a year, if you're interested.
Red Alert is promoted in weekly excerpts on WorldNetDaily, the right-wing news site where Corsi is a senior staff writer. The edition concerning "birth tourism" is no exception. It seems like being referenced as an authority on the topic by a major news outlet would be good for business, especially when more information about Corsi and "birth tourism" is just a quick Google away.
I'm sure Corsi is grateful to ABC for the exposure.
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Bill and Steve's Radio Adventure
June 24, 2013 , 3:59 PM by Amber Tripp
Every Tuesday we look forward to a visit from Melbourne lawyer Bill O'Shea and
psychiatrist Dr Steve Ellen for Bill and Steve's Radio Adventure. Each week
they explore topical issues facing the legal and medical profession as well as
inviting a key identity into the studio for discussion about their life and
career. Recent guests have included the likes of criminal defence lawyer Rob
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Doherty. You can listen below to their interviews. We were also lucky enough to be joined by the wonderful Melbourne Lawyer Lizzie O'Shea for these discussions who was filling in for Bill.
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Prothane makes bushings in both colors. But is there a difference in them? Is one harder than the other? There are a lot of misconceptions about the color difference in Prothane's bushings, so let us at DST clear that up for you.
Aside from the actual color, there isn't really a difference at all between the red and the black. They are the same durometer, or hardness, so they will perform the same and both should last the life of your vehicle.
The black bushings do have a small amount of graphite mixed in with the polyurethane which has the potential to help with squeaking. But really, the best way to prevent Prothane bushings from squeaking is to use the supplied pre-lube* and grease them properly at install. So whether you choose the red, or the black, just be sure to grease them properly to avoid any squeaking.
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Bright and super sharp 5" Full HD display
Fantastic colour reproduction and a high PPI (~441 ppi pixel density) make the HTC One E8's screen one of the sharpest on the market. See your pictures and videos like never before and be amazed by the crystal clear clarity of the E8's 5" display. The HTC One E8 delivers crisp pictures and incredibly vibrant landscapes. The E8's stunning centrepiece is big, bright and ideal for gaming, as well as watching films and television shows on the go.
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The HTC One E8 features a quad-core 2.5 GHz Snapdragon 801 processor. This means that there are four powerful processor cores to handle the phone's most power-hungry functions and allows the E8 to run multiple tasks seamlessly as well as also preserve its battery life by shutting down the main cores when processor heavy functions are not being used.
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With an impressive storage capacity of 16GB, the HTC One E8 will take all your music, films, pictures and much more. If 16GB isn't enough then you'll be pleased to know that the E8's memory is expandable up to 128GB so in total your smartphone could be packed with a massive 144GB of memory, enough to keep even the most snap happy and music loving users happy.
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Featuring an 13MP camera, the HTC One E8 lets you capture life's moments in superb detail and clarity. The super fast Autofocus features mean that you'll never miss another moment again. The HTC One E8 can capture a photo in around 0.3 of a second, resulting in perfect blur-free photography that will make you smile for years to come.
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Use multiple SIM cards to get the best deal, stay on top of costs and get the best signal, alternatively you could have one SIM for personal calls and the other for professional ones. The HTC One E8 makes swapping between SIM cards a breeze.
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Featuring intuitive gesture response that gives you control to shortcuts without turning on your phone, the HTC One E8 allows you to answer incoming call by raising your E8 to your ear, or activate your camera mode by picking up your phone and tapping the volume rocker.
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Other smartphones may struggle when it comes to sharing music or videos with friends due to their tiny speakers taming even the most ferocious track. HTC BoomSound changes all this due to dual frontal stereo speakers powered by built-in amplifiers that deliver a bigger sound with less distortion.
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Near Field Communication (NFC) makes life easier and more convenient for consumers around the world - making it simpler to make transactions, exchange digital content and connect electronic devices with a simple touch. With 'One-touch' NFC technology, you can pair devices and share even faster. Just touch together compatible devices and they'll pair with each other instantly. This means you can send photos to smartphones or stream music on speakers without any hassle.
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Hi hi! I'm Tron, a neutered 2-year-old brown and white tiger! No computer program here; this handsome kitty is the real deal. I'm quite a little love-bug; I enjoy rubbing ankles and sitting on your lap anytime! And boy, do I know how to purr! Plus, if you need me to save you from any vicious cat toys, I'm your cat. I will fight them to the death! I'm a Personal Assistant in HSPPR's Feline-ality program, which means I will be by your side through thick and thin, especially if thick and thin describes the amount of wet cat food I'll be getting! If you want someone to be by your side as you try to save the world, come check me out today!
My adoption fee is FREE because I'm one of this week's Hand-Picked cats! It still includes a voucher for a veterinarian exam, vaccinations, 45 days of pet health insurance, and a microchip. Stop by Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region at 610 Abbot Lane in Colorado Springs to see me and all of my friends! Click HERE for directions.
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We can cry about the past forever some make great incomes capitalizing on their past. But the fact remains we can't change the past. The law of the land today says America has a border with other countries. From that fact America has established a legal path for immigration. Crawling over a fence and bypassing the system is illegal and should remain so. I don't care if Mexico extended to Oklahoma at one time it doesn't today Keith
i have no problem with immigration. i have a problem with illegal immigration. don't care where they come from. to the mexico issue: it's always curious to me that people defend the breaking of the law when they come this way, but never complain that we can't go south and do the same. the cost of living is lower down there. why can't i just go south and live? why must i go though all that pesky mexican immigration AND they won't even let me buy land. we can look at the disaster that open immigration has been in the EU and for the brits letting former colonists come in as they wish. i can see why the dems like the idea. it's a great way to expand the welfare rolls and the leftists voting block.T want's to make it a race issue, but that, as we have found in the last few years, is the fall back position for a weak argument. yes, we may all be of one human family, but we all made different choices. if you don't like the way your place is running, fix it. don't go to another country and demand accommodation.
Can we start with the original theft of LAND?
QuoteCan we start with the original theft of LAND?get over it. throughout history most conquered and colonized lands have been better off for it. want to go live in a grass hut? go for it.
If you want them to have their land back so much give them your land and go live in Europe or wherever you people came from..Hmm Tb you filling out the papers yet.
Quote from: sterling on January 30, 2014, 05:22:10 PMIf you want them to have their land back so much give them your land and go live in Europe or wherever you people came from..Hmm Tb you filling out the papers yet.sterling; My people (the Anishinabeg or 'original' people) come from 'here' with a little French Canadian spicing things up. I and my family are members of the Sault Ste. Marie Band of Ojibwa. Perhaps I should be asking you for your papers, heh? :-D TBH; I don't believe in land ownership. We are borrowers while alive, nothing more.
Tb, "your" people crossed from Russia to get here. No, they didn't originate here.
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Product review and warning: $99 craftsman (sellstrom safegaurds) welding helmet
alrighty, so a while back i had my GOOD Jackson welding helmet apart for cleaning, and while putting it all back togther, i apparently left out the plastic lense sheild
never noticed, when right to a job interview at a trucking company, and the interview included a welding test, and i had to do some overhead welding on plate steel .... yea .. the autodarkening lense got beaten up pretty good on me ... BUT it was still decently usable
last week i decided it was time to pick up another helmet, and considering im broke, except for a sears card, i decided to make a purchase from sears ..
i decided i would TRY one of the $99 "sears" brand helmets, i figured what could go wrong ? maybe the headband could break, or the lense retaining tabs might break off ..... easy stuff to fix with spare parts of a grinding mask or some JB weld ... and as long as the lense worked, nothing else realy mattered
what a mistake .... the mask doesnt darken right away !!!! it lets that first bright flash of arc make it to your eyes
and any time the welder sputters for a moment, like when your unsteady hand moves away from the work a slight bit... BANG ... lense lightens .... no delay AT ALL ... so the next arc you get goes right to your eyes again
i could seriously get less arc eye if i just left the helmet on the bench and looked away while i welded
Thanks for the information. I will be purchashing a welder and appropriate equipment in the next two months or so. I plan on getting a Hobart handler. It will be my first welder. Well the guy I bought my two cars from gave me a cheep stick welder but I dont plan on using it. I do a bunch of research before I buy anything like this but I never considered that some of the helmets would act that way.
Can you recommend a good helmet that is still afordable?
Sounds like there's something wrong with the helmet you bought... even cheap autodarkening helmets I've seen seem to darken quick enough. Bring it back and try another one. If they give you any trouble, ask for the manager and tell him it's a safety issue.
There is something wrong with that hood and it should be replaced and if the next one does the same thing raise a stink until you get your money back, they will give you a refund if you complain after the second one. Don't worry about the flash you have been getting since those things WILL provide UV protection even if they don't go dark. It is very un-nerving and uncomfortable when they fail to darken but you will not burn your eyes. I know you will hear all these "urban legend" sob stories about welders going blind from these things but that is pure BS since there is a government mandated safety standard that requires 100% UV protection even in the lightened stage, that is why you can't get one that goes completely light. The same cannot be said for your damaged Jackson, TOSS THAT THING! It may very well allow undetected UV rays even in the dark stage because of the damaged lens and UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you continue to use it!
im sure it meets the standard for UV, but visible light can damage your eyes also ... just not so fast
after the first flash in the eyes i definitely felt like i had stared at a light bulb for a few minutes, and i definitely had white spots in my vision for an hour or so after using this helmet
im not even going to risk exchanging it for a replacement, im gonna spend an extra $67 and get the Hobart helmet that sears has
i simply don't have the time to drive out to screw around w/ more possibly junk helmets ...
and in not tossing the Jackson, its a great helmet, so im saving it for when i have the $ to upgrade the lens
Those Hobart helmets, (the one they call "the hood") at least the ones from 4 or 5 years ago, use a lens called "Chameleon" which is same identical lens with the same name that is found in one of the Harbor Freight hoods usually on sale for around $50 bucks. The shell and head gear is cheaper made but of decent quality and as I said the business end is the same. When I still had my shop two of the guys had the HF hood and it seemed to do just fine but I don't know if the Hobart still uses that lens or not, I think the HF one does and if so it is a good one. Sellstrom makes some really good products and I don't think you would be disappointed with the model you have if you had not gotten a faulty one. Jackson is my favorite and when I said to toss the one you have that was just a figure of speech as the saying goes and certainly it would make more sense to replace just the lens rather than the entire hood. Also the Huntsman auto lens that is a drop in replacement for the dark glass in a conventional hood is a great set up since it gives you the flip up option of a regular hood so you will have a completely clear safety lens for chipping, grinding, etc, this is extremely handy when working after dark or in any low light situation where the lightened phase of most auto hoods is still dark enough to be a PITA
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When I welded I wear a pair of lite shaded glasses under my welding Hood. And when I worked in a fab shop and where welding is being done I put them on. because you don't know when another welder is gonna strike that rod. I'm a old timer, I like the old type hoods that you flip down your self. I just don't trust the new type. Just my two cents.
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Kenny, I started using the auto dark hoods when the first Jacksons hit the streets and used them for years but I found that even the best of them do not allow full visibility, that is they are so dark right at the weld itself that they make it hard to see a fine joint such as when trying to MIG weld auto body parts. I found that visibility is much better with the conventional hood and with the type of welding I do now they are about all I use anymore. I know it may be hard for some to accept, it was for me, but the auto dark hoods are actually safer than a conventional one and you cannot burn your eyes even if it does not go dark. There was a rumor some years ago (even in some welding trade magazines) that in the milliseconds it takes for it to darken you would get a tiny amount of "flash" and this damage would accumulate over the years. This was only rumor and these things do have to meet safety standards that require protection in any phase unlike a conventional hood that offers little to no protection with the dark lens open. There is a good deal of discomfort from failure to darken but it is not harmful as has been proven many times and as the rep from Jackson pointed out if there was any possibility that you could burn your eyes from using one of these things, even in the long term, then the product liability and workman's comp lawyers would be having a Field day! He said the government standards were nothing compared to getting it approved by the company lawyers
Fellows believe what you want but those things are safe and you will not harm your eyes with one. They have been around now for about twenty years and literally millions of them are in use and there are no documented problems stemming from their use. "urban legends" abound and tell many sad tales and a lot of people are avoiding a very good tool because of such unfounded non-sense and as the Jackson rep pointed out if there were any problems the law suits and workman's comp claims would have killed them years ago.
I purchased a HF helmet a couple of years ago. It took some time to get it adjusted as far as the times and sensitivity, but it works great. I am sure it isn't made to last, like the high dollar ones, but it was only $50. If it breaks now, and I have to go buy another one, I am still ahead.
It does take some getting used to the auto darkening helmets. I was used to flipping the helmet up to see things, and sometimes still have to because of the limited lighting on what I am welding. My welder is an old Sears Mig, and the wire is "hot" all the time. That leaves alot of opportunities to accidently strike an arc. The autodarkening helmet protects from that, if it is in place.
Adtkart, Check the lens in that hood and if it is the Chameleon (adj 9-13) then it is the same one that is (was) found in the $200 Hobart hoods I have been told that the newer Hobarts use a different lens now, I have not looked at one lately to know for sure, but I do know the older ones used the chameleon and it was a really good lens. The one I bought about 5 years ago I used for about a year before trading up to the pro Jackson and it worked really good. I only bought the Jackson because I got it for a give-away price and I gave the Hobart to one of the guys at the shop who has used it nearly every day since with no problems. I think it is probably the same lens you have and if it is it is a good one
don't buy cheap
I have a fab shop and have several auto darkening hoods. Advice buy the Hobart elite from ebay. About $200. I have a harbor freight that I bought to arc weld and MIG weld with because the cover glasses are easily replaced. The Hobart cover is a bear to replace. I use the Hobart to TIG weld with and it's cover stays fairly clear for a long time. The catch is the harbor freight hoods "clear state" is darker than the Hobart's, that is it is clear but like looking through sunglasses on the shade where as the Hobart is lighter like you turned on room lights with sunglasses. Both have adjustable shades and are OK when welding.
Also if your over 40 buy a magnifier lens to go inside the hood, your welds will be better and you life may depend on how good your weld is sometime.
You can RTV them inside the hood and your good to go.
Just a word of warning here, the subject that started this thread in the first place is about a weld spattered lens. Auto-dark or conventional glass lens, these lens should NEVER be used if spattered, pitted or deeply scratched since with these it is possible to get UV exposure and not even know it. Obviously the lens that is the subject here is wisely being replaced, as well it should be, but I have known welders (weldors?) to use a damaged lens and not even think about it since there is no immediate discomfort. This can be a big mistake because low level exposure to UV rays due to a damaged lens can be cumulative and cause eye damage over time. Far more to be concerned about with what condition your hood is in rather than what type it is.
the only way I can weld without an autodarkening helmet is using a bright shop light to light the work so I can see it through the helmet. I have 2 autodarkening helmets, 1 I bought used in questionable condition for $10 but it does work and my dad bought 1 from the Farm center for $80 I think that works good. have a cheap regular helmet for welding sometimes and watching someone weld. both of the autodarkenings, I notice a small flass but it's less than a second.
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Shannon Sentman, JD
Shannon Sentman, JD, MSRE, LEED AP®, is a nationally recognized leader in the high-performance building industry. As CEO and Co-founder of SOL VISTA, a national leader in commercial building efficiency services and tech, he works with commercial building portfolio owners across the U.S. to maximize the value of their assets. For its successes, SOL VISTA's was honored as Maryland Incubator Company of the Year in 2014.
In addition to his work with SOL VISTA, Shannon is an adjunct lecturer at University of Maryland, a frequent lecturer at Johns Hopkins, Georgetown and other universities, and an oft published author. His publications include the U.S. Green Building Council's "Green Office Guide" and the American Bar Association's "Green Building and Sustainable Development: A Practical Legal Guide."
Before co-founding SOL VISTA, Shannon practiced as an attorney with the international law firm Holland & Knight. While there he built a unique, cross-disciplinary practice counseling clients, such as Forest City, McKinsey & Company, PricewaterhouseCoopers, USGBC, Goldman Sachs, Rohm and Haas, and Fortune Brands, on environmental sustainability-related and real estate matters.
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'"I knew things were bad in Buffalo, but I didn't think they'd get to the state they are right now," Lever said. "They say the strength of an organization starts at the top, and right now it's just not there. That's the unfortunate thing."'
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Not to my knowledge. I got mine from a guy who turned his Hadar into a "real Galil!" He turned an exotic variant into something indistinguishable from the zillion other .308 Galils out there... his loss, my gain.
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Qualified and highly motivated students may complete an honors thesis in Political Science. These students need to inform the Department Chair of their interest in the spring of their Junior Year. Students doing an Honors Thesis must have a Political Science GPA of 3.5 and an overall GPA of 3.4. This program involves a full year, two course sequence: POLS 4990: Research Design and POLS 4991: Political Science Honors Thesis. Students doing honors theses will have a 37 hour major.


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Home > News & Events > Events Calendar > Financial Literacy Session: Investment Products
Financial Literacy Series (Part II): Investment
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12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Bell Hall, Belfer Building Facilitated by:
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This is the second session in a series of Personal Finance Education seminars designed to help us navigate our personal finances. In this second seminar learn about common investment products and obtain answers to these questions:• What are IRAs and how do they work?
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Information Meeting-Inspire Program-Clintwood
Tuesday, January 29, 2013, 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Information Meeting at the Dickenson Center, 818 Happy Valley Drive, Clintwood, VA. on January 29th, 2013 from 4-7PM. This will be a "come and go" style meeting. Come by to pick up information on Bluefield College's Online Inspire Program.
Bluefield College's Online Inspire Program has the working adult in mind, offering degrees in Human Services, Management and Leadership, RN to BSN, Criminal Justice, Public Safety, and E-Business and Entrepreneurship. Bluefield College's Inspire Bachelor degree programs are offered 100% online and are structured to provide students with all necessary knowledge and skills for the job they want to pursue or the promotion they want to obtain. This program is very doable for a working adult, offering two classes at a time for an eight week session. When those eight weeks are up, the next two classes start. Depending on how much college credit you already have, you could obtain your Bachelor's degree in 13 months. If you don't have any college credit, Bluefield College also offers the general education classes online that you will need.
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Event: Deepal Shaw was seen at a special screening of her film VIKALP.
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Date: 18-Jan-2011
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Bollywood actress Sridevi's daughter Jahnavi Kapoor was snapped at the airport.
Bollywood banes Ileana D'Cruz, Bipasha Basu and Neha Dhupia were snapped at Miss India grand finale.
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The NFC picture is not quite as clear. Green Bay and Atlanta are the only two teams that have wrapped up their division. San Francisco has clinched a playoff spot, but like Baltimore in the AFC their spot is yet to be determined. The NFC East has three teams tied at 8-6, and the Washington Redskins have the upper hand. A huge game this weekend will likely determine the NFC West winner, with the 49ers and Seahawks deciding their fate. Seattle also has an upper hand for the Wild Card, as does Minnesota. The Vikings have a couple of very difficult games to finish the year, so they might miss out on the post season. The New York Giants also have a chance at the playoffs, but they need some help. After this weekends game, we should know a lot more about the post season. Let's get to the games.
As always, home team in CAPS.
Atlanta 3 1/2 DETROIT
The Falcons are gearing up for the post season, and the Lions have had a miserable season. I have a feeling there is going to be a lot of changes next season in Motown.
Falcons 27-21
Washington 5 1/2 PHILADELPHIA
The Redskins have the inside track to the division title, and I doubt anybody thought that at the beginning of the season. The Eagles have been a train wreck for most of the year, and I expect a major shakeup at the end of the season. I don't see any reason to go against the Redskins now, and Robert Griffin III is expected to play. That really helps.
Redskins 23-13
MIAMI 4 Buffalo
Believe it or not, the Dolphins actually have a shot at the playoffs. No really they do. They have to win outright and have everybody else lose. It isn't going to happen. But that could change next year.
Dolphins 24-16
TAMPA BAY 3 St. Louis
The Bucs got smoked last week, but their season was pretty much over anyway. Wait until next year. The same can be said about St. Louis, who needs another year or two. I'll take Tampa at home.
Bucs 20-14
GREEN BAY 11 1/2 Tennessee
This is just a warm up for the Packers as they get ready for a strong post season run.
Packers 35-17
New York Giants 1 1/2 BALTIMORE
This is a huge game for Baltimore, who desperately need a win. They are in the playoffs but they are in a massive tailspin right now. The Giants need to win but they need a lot of help to get to the playoffs. The Ravens could get healthy at the right time, but I'm not sure it is going to matter at this point. The Ravens really need this game. I'll take my chances with them.
Ravens 20-17
HOUSTON 7 Minnesota
The Texans got back on track last week and they will likely be the AFC's number one seed. Despite their terrible game against New England they will be very tough to beat in the playoffs. The Vikings can make the playoffs in the NFC but they have a tough remaining schedule. The Texans still need this game though, so I am going to pick them at home.
Texans 35-24
CAROLINA 7 1/2 Oakland
Ho hum.
Panthers 26-14
DENVER 12 1/2 Cleveland
The Broncos are rolling, so much that some are calling them the most dangerous team in the NFL right now. They are looking good, but the playoffs are a different story. The Browns certainly are not going to get in their way.
Broncos 30-7
New England 14 1/2 JACKSONVILLE
The Patriots loss last week means they likely will play in the first round of the playoffs. This should be an easy tune up.
Patriots 32-10
Chicago 5 1/2 ARIZONA
The Bears got off to a tremendous start, and now they are likely out of the playoffs. Talk about a total collapse. The Cardinals looked promising too, with looked being the key word there. They really need a quarterback, like really bad. May be the Bears do too.
Bears 21-14
Indianapolis 6 1/2 KANSAS CITY
The Colts are gearing up for a shocking post season berth, and the Chiefs season just can't end soon enough. Losing here isn't going to help anything.
Colts 29-20
San Francisco 1 SEATTLE
This is a huge game in the NFC, and playoff seedings are on the line. The 49ers looked great last week even though they almost squandered a huge lead. I still don't know how Seattle is getting it done, but they are. They won't here though. Some think the 49ers are the best team in the NFC. Winning here might prove it.
49ers 23-21
DALLAS 2 1/2 New Orleans
Both teams have outside chances at the playoffs, but need to win both of their games and hope everyone else loses. And, since they are playing each other, one team really has no shot. Let me rephrase that. Neither team is going.
Cowboys 33-30
Game of the Week
PITTSBURGH 3 1/2 Cincinnati
The Bengals have a better chance at the playoffs, but even if they get there they won't last long. The Steelers had a devastating loss last week, and it likely cost them a playoff berth. They have to win both of their final games and get some help. I think they will win here so that is a good start.
Steelers 28-24
Stinker of the Week
NEW YORK JETS 2 1/2 San Diego
Yawn, yawn, yawn.
Jets 10-7
Record For Week 15: 11-5 ( 10-6 without the spread )
Record Through Week 15: 100-109-4 ( 121-92 without the spread )
Game of Week Record: 6-8
Stinker of Week Record: 6-8
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2010
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 2. Assessment
CHAPTER 1. Taxation Base
Article 2. Procedure to Claim Exemptions
Section 259.8
259.8. Free public libraries exemption affidavit. The affidavit for the free public libraries exemption shall indicate the extent to which the property is open to the public, whether or not any admission or user charge is made for the use of library books, periodicals or facilities and the extent (if any) to which sales or business activities are conducted on the premises.
History.—Added by Stats. 1974, Ch. 186, p. 373, in effect January 1, 1975.


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