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La Mirage
La Mirage is in a beautiful Elevated Country Home overlooking Bantry Bay. Warm, friendly family atmosphere. It offers a guest T.V Lounge and located off the N71. Le Routard Recommended and 5 minutes drive to Bantry Town centre. The hotel has car parking available so guests are welcome to bring their own car. We all look forward to seeing you here at La Mirage.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- Bicycle parking
- Free Breakfast
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Luggage Storage
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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From Bantry Town continue on the N71. After a mile you will pass Bantry Golfcourse on the left hand side. Continue on for another mile and you will see 5 or 6 houses overlooking a lake. La Mirage is the next right turning after them houses, about 1/2 a mile off the main road.


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School of Education Home > Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit > About The Ability Exhibit
"Disability education is for everyone by everyone.
It is a shared responsibility, and it is up to each of us to model inclusive behavior."
It has been twenty years since the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and almost forty years since the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Both of these laws protect against discrimination of people with disabilities by requiring equal access to employment, education, goods and services.
Americans have progressed in their attitudes and behaviors toward people with disabilities; however, there remain questions and concerns about appropriate communication, comfort level, and inclusive practices.
When it comes to interacting with individuals with disabilities, people ask, "What should I do?" How should I respond?" "Is it okay to say that?" "How can I become an ally?" Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit will attempt to answer some of these questions.
The Ability Exhibit Experience
Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit© is a traveling exhibit designed to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities through respect for others, comfort during interactions, and awareness of disability issues. Using a multi-media approach to demonstrate respect, comfort and awareness, the exhibit offers suggestions for becoming disability allies and educators:
Person-First Language promotes the person first, then the disability. Using person-first language allows us to show respect and avoid labels.
Quiz Yourself: "Ability IQ" Through computer quizzes, test your knowledge about disability facts, celebrities with disabilities, disability law, and appropriate communication techniques. You will be surprised how much you already know and what you might learn.
Who Do You Know with Disabilities? Indicate if you know someone with a disability, and notice how many people - including you - already are disability allies! Categories include Visual (blind, low vision), Hearing (deaf, hard of hearing), Mobility, Psychological, Medical, and Learning disabilities.
"Space Rope" Hold one end of the Space Rope and experience the communication distances used by people who are blind and have low vision. Knots on the Space Rope indicate the distance between two people. Used in pairs, the Space Rope helps simulate the appropriate distance between two individuals for public or personal space.
Learning Disabilities are "silent" or "hidden" disabilities that affect millions of people, but often are overlooked. See facts and statistics about learning disabilities in the United States.
Universal Design (UD) is "the design of products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialized design" (Center for Universal Design, 1997).
Universal Instructional Design (UID) relates to curriculum and academic settings and provides welcoming educational environments and equal access for everyone.
Universal Design in Student Development (UDSD) is universal design in student services and student development. An informational video and several publications provide the "how to" specifics for utilizing UD, UID, and UDSD.
The Disability Movement in the United States is illustrated through a sample of historical photographs. A pivotal moment in the movement was the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, the most comprehensive legislation concerning the civil rights of persons with disabilities. Learn more about disability legislation in the "ADA 20th Anniversary" video.
Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit was created by Saint Louis University (SLU) graduate students in the Disability in Higher Education and Society course under the direction of their instructor, Karen Myers, PhD. "I was so inspired by [graduate student] Anne Marie Carroll's initiative that I formed a team of students to take her idea to the next level," said Myers.
Evolving from a class project into a sophisticated exhibit, Allies for Inclusion: The Ability Exhibit debuted at SLU on October 27, 2010. "More than 150 students, faculty, staff, and community members attended the unveiling, timed to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)" (Karen Myers in Business Officer, March, 2011).
Since its debut, The Ability Exhibit has been displayed at other colleges and universities, and it received national recognition at the 2011 ACPA College Student Educators International annual convention. "We are thrilled with all the outstanding feedback and attention we've received," said Myers. "Plans for future showings on other campuses are currently under way, and we are very excited for the future of The Ability Exhibit."
Our Mission
The Ability Institute promotes global inclusion by providing educational opportunities to transform attitudes and develop allies for people with disabilities.

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It looks like a good gym i know its got some good fighters from what i have seen on UK shows. Think i may have to go down there to try it out been watching mma for years and fancy trying it. I have done a bit of BJJ with Steve Campbell and a bit of thai as a kid, I think mma is the next step.
Plus, the training sessions are structured to be easy for someone who works full time to get to, and at the minute they're doing a 30 day free trial; if you're on Facebook, give Will or Gav a shout;
Predators MMA Manchester
Definitely a great place to train. Good people and great training.
Been there 3 times, training seems spot on and it's always full, they must be doing something right! AV14 and Phil you two train at Predators? And MMA Life defintely do it, get down one day this week for your 1 to 1 if they have an opening.
Avi and Phil are 2 of Predator's fighter's; I don't know Phil personally (though I did confuse him for Phil O'Hare once) but Avi is one to watch...and by that, I mean don't get naked around him! :p
I'm the handsome one with rugged good looks!!!! Or the mouthy bald funny fucker, whichever you prefer, not been in for a while, was in Tuesday I think and wednesday morning, roll on Monday!!!!
Well I'm probably the smallest guy there, skin head, look about 15 haha. Probably meet you at some point.


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By David Krueger Herald Writer
So we meet again.
That might be the sentiment for a few local teams when the state quarterfinals begin Thursday at the Tacoma Dome.
Half of the six Wesco 3A and 4A teams in the state quarterfinals are facing a nonleague opponent for the second time this season. The Mountlake Terrace boys and Lake Stevens and Glacier Peak girls teams square off against teams they played earlier this season.
"Is it a good thing or a bad thing that you know the opponent and you've played them?" said Mountlake Terrace head coach Nalin Sood, whose Hawks play Lincoln for the second time this season in the 3A tournament. "I think it's a good thing. But you never know what's going to happen."
Sood's Mountlake Terrace team lost a nail biter to the Abes 60-59 on Dec. 8 at the Les Schwab Invite at Highline Community College. The Hawks' coach said after the game that it could perhaps serve as extra motivation if Mountlake Terrace played Lincoln again in the future, which they will do at 2 p.m. Thursday.
But really, what were the odds? About one in seven.
"I told the guys after the game that if we ever see them again maybe the one-point difference would be in our favor," Sood said. "That's just coach speak. Who would have thought that we'd see them again at the end of the season in Tacoma? … With only seven other teams down there there's a good chance you're going to play them. It's surprising, and it's not surprising."
The Hawks have a new weapon that they didn't have in their first go-around with the Abes: senior guard Blake Fernandez. Fernandez, who injured his wrist in a fall-league game, returned in a 48-35 win over Wesco 3A rival Shorewood on Dec. 14.
"Adding Blake to this game will help us," Sood said. "He might be the difference in getting over the hump. We'll need him."
Another rematch from the Les Schwab invite will happen at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday when the Lake Stevens girls take on Kentwood. The Vikings are the sole local team that defeated its quarterfinals opponent in the regular season, with Lake Stevens winning 65-47 on Dec. 8.
Like Sood, Lake Stevens head coach Randall Edens said that game was a long time ago, and he expects both teams have improved since then.
"It was early on, we're going to be an entirely different team at this juncture being a couple months removed from that," Edens said.
Kentwood is coming off a 61-60 double-overtime win over Lynnwood in the regionals. Edens knows the Conquerors have quite a weapon in post Jenny Johnson — who had 18 points and 19 rebounds in the win against the Royals.
The Vikings have been playing loser-out elimination games since a semifinals loss to Lynnwood in the district tournament. Edens thinks that experience has his Lake Stevens team battle tested and ready for Tacoma.
"We've certainly been tested in our last four games, every one has been loser-out, and now at the Tacoma Dome you're guaranteed two games," Edens said. "We've got that experience. I think we've got a lot of things working in our favor."
In the same half of the 4A bracket as Lake Stevens are the Arlington girls, who, if they can get past No. 3 Gonzaga Prep at 3:45 p.m. on Thursday, could face Lake Stevens in an all-Wesco North matchup in the state semifinals.
"We get past that regional round and why not us? You get past two games you're in the championship," said Arlington girls' head coach Joe Marsh. "… It would be pretty cool. … If we see (Lake Stevens) in the semifinals, it would be a battle. But it would be a lot of fun."
Marsh and his Eagles are excited to have a later game so they can watch the Arlington boys team take on No. 7 Richland at 12:15 p.m. on Thursday.
"We were down there (at the WIAA office in Renton for the state draw) and we were the only school with two teams in," said Arlington boys head coach Nick Brown, who carpooled to the state draw with Marsh and Arlington athletic director Tom Roys. "It was really cool. It's a different feel than we're used to. I think we're good, the girls are good, it should be fun."
The Arlington boys are in the same half of the bracket as Wesco rival Jackson, the No. 3 team in 4A. This means the two teams could meet in the semifinals if the Eagles get past Richland and the Timberwolves come out on top against No. 4 Central Valley at 2 p.m. on Thursday.
Unlike those coaches who are in rematches, Jackson head coach Steve Johnson is frantically looking for information on his state quarterfinals' opponent. Although, it's technically not the first time this year Jackson has faced Central Valley, last year's 4A runner-up.
"I'm kind of scrambling to get some film to get a read on the opponents," Johnson said. "I do know just from previous years that they're a tough, hard-nosed team. Very well-coached. We played against them in the summer league this past year."
Also at 2 p.m. is the final rematch of the tournament, when the Glacier Peak girls play Bellevue, which handed the Grizzlies a 46-43 loss to begin the season. The No. 4 Wolverines outscored Glacier Peak 20-12 in the final quarter as they rallied to win.
Glacier Peak head coach Brian Hill sounds eager for a rematch.
"We match up well with them. They're tall and athletic. We've got some size," Hill said. "I'm sure they've improved. We've improved. I'm sure it'll be a great game. Good matchup for us."
Hill said it can be "nerve-settling" facing a familiar opponent, especially in such a big game.
"I think the thing that a lot of coaches talk about is how it's tough to beat a good team two or three times in a row," Hill said. "And we're a good team. They got us the first time around and we're going to try our best to make sure it doesn't happen again."


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hmmmm help me, driver on sierra wireless.. modem USB bro :d
This has a Ralink chipset...it has a lot of power and is 802.11n. What are its limitations in comparison to the Alfa AWUS036H in terms of compatibility with BackTrack, Aircrack, Kismet, Linux, VMware 6, etc???
hmmmm help me, driver on sierra wireless.. modem USB bro :d
Big thanks for this!
I ve got a question - i got a build-in Atheros 5006 EG WLAN Card and i want to know wether it supports RFMON or not because i got Wireshark on my XP and i couldnt make it scan in promisciuos mode
I would be very greatful if i recieve and aswer to my question.
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someone know a wireless expresscard with a good chipset... something with atheros?
my bigger notebook has only a expresscard-slot..
(have to make 15 posts before i can submit a link)
My driver not detected in Backtrack 3 final
1.VGA driver chipset sis 672 series
2. Wifi driver Realtek Rtl 8187 B
help...any solution for me
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it is supported by any backtrack?


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English-Essay Writing
posted by Sue .
When writing an essay in MLA format with a works cited page,do you have to write the entire name of the book, or just the first couple of words???(Title has 6 words) Thanks
Look up citationmachine dot net and choose MLA to the left.
I hope this helps.
This is a GREAT MLA guide.
You need to have each source of information cited in TWO places:
1. the Works Cited page that is placed after the last page of your paper, and
2. in parentheses in the text of your paper, immediately after the quotation or paraphrase.
For example, this would go on the Works Cited page (with proper indentation for the second and following lines):
Du Bois, W.E.B. The Souls of Black Folk. Chicago, 1903. Project Bartleby. Ed. Steven van Leeuwen. Dec. 1995. Columbia U. 2 Dec. 2003
... and this would go immediately after the quotation or whatever:
(Du Bois)
The information in parentheses in the text needs to be as brief as possible. That's why there's a Works Cited page – for all the details of the listing.
Here's a good place for information on citing in MLA format:
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Hold your cursor over the words CITING SOURCES in the left column and then click on whatever type of source you need help with. Many examples will show up. You will get two examples for each type of reference – one for the Works Cited page and one for the parenthetical (in-text) citation.
You can also see what a Works Cited page looks like – click on Sample Works Cited in the left column.
If you need to cite in APA or another format, go here:
In the column at the left, scroll down until you see the different topics on evidence and the different styles (MLA, APA, Chicago, etc.).
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This will help you with APA bibliographies.
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Also for APA.
And here's an excellent site to give you guidance on how to use quotations well in your papers, long or short: http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/quotations.html


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This is 'Week of Champions'
Beginning Monday, March 24, Albany County Executive Dan McCoy will be holding a "Week of Champions" to honor local high school teams for sportsmanship, achievement and excellence.
In a statement, he said that the Capital District has long been known as producing some of the best high school talent in the state. The winter sports season proved to be a good one for county schools as Green Tech High school won the state Class AA basketball title and the Voorheesville boys' basketball teams won the Section II Class B title.
Monday, March 24, 8:30 a.m.: Green Tech H.S. In just their fourth season of competition the Eagles won the NY State High School Athletic Association Class AA title with a thrilling win over Jamestown in the state tournament. Albany County Legislator Norma Chapman has a special connection and will be there.
Tuesday, March 25, 2:30 p.m.: Voorheesville H.S. Honoring the boys' basketball team for winning the Section II title. The team had a great season and finished the year with a 21-2 record. The top-seeded Blackbirds won its first Sectional title since 2005 and at one point in the season the team reeled off a 19-game winning streak.
Wednesday, March 26, 3 p.m.: Bethlehem H.S. The Eagles had a number of Sectional title winners in various sports, including repeat honoree swimmer Gunnar Zemering. Also to be honored, swimmer Alex Taber and members of the girls' and boy's track field and bowling teams.
Thursday, March 27, 3 p.m.: Colonie H.S. He will honor the record-setting Colonie High School varsity cheerleading team, which won six First Place and five Grand Champion awards in the 2013-14 season. The team took top honors in the UAlbany Showdown, the Suburban Council Cheer Championships and the Scotia Spirit Invitational. The County Executive will also honor four Colonie wrestlers for winning Sectional titles.
Friday, March 28, 3 p.m.: Guilderland H.S. He will honor two Sectional wrestling champions: Junior Josh LoGuidice who won the school's first Sectional title in four years in the 106 lb. weight class and senior Mike Lainhart who won the title in the 120 lb. weight class.


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What is the purpose of the study?
This study is comparing different ways to assist parents in helping their young children sleep better. When young children sleep better, parents and other caregivers often sleep better.
Who can participate in this study?
Participation in this study is completely voluntary. If you do not want to be involved with this study, all regular and standard medical care will still be available to you through your practice and Nationwide Children's Hospital. You can talk to your regular doctor about clinic-based counseling, which has been previously shown to assist parents in helping young children sleep better. You also have the right to leave this study at any time, even if you agree to join now.
What are the possible risks/discomforts and benefits?
It is possible that you could feel upset when answering questions about you or your child, but it may be more likely that you find the questions a little boring. You do not have to answer any question that you dislike or find upsetting. Possible benefits to you might be learning better ways of helping your child sleep.
You will also be compensated for participation after completing the 3-week survey.
Who can I contact if I am interested or if I have any questions?
If you are interested in participating, please access this research project and sign up online at this website. If you would like more information or if you have any questions, please call Jules Arthur, Clinical Research Coordinator at Clinical Research Services at Nationwide Children's Hospital at (614) 722-2656.


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About Me
I'm a Morris Graduate School of Management student, pursing my MBA with a concentration in Management and Human Resources. I am also a full-time paralegal specializing in unemployment law. When I'm not working or studying, I'm watching Hockey or Baseball or attending concerts.
NATO Summit
Bark in the Park!
Finals Week and a Recap
Morris Women Presents
Mentoring Panel Discussion
International Women's Day
The Oscars!
Graduating on-time and Morris Women
Scheduling Classes
Year 2012
Winter is Here!
Morris Women
Sports and Unity!
Week Four
Open Streets
The Last Two Weeks!
To Drop a class or not!
Fall is almost here.
Busy, Busy, Busy
Summer Vacation
Summerfest in Milwaukee!
Graduation Time!
We're havin' a heat wave!!
My first blog!
Previously on Real Life @ RMU
Winter is Here!
Week one of the winter quarter is here along with cold weather in Chicago. There is about two week left before Christmas. So time to cash in on some of the last minute deals! I am almost done with my shopping, but have a few more items to purchase.
Christmas in Chicago is my favorite time of year. The city is lit with holiday decorations making the city sparkle and shine. Walking down Michigan Ave during this time, you can feel the buzz of the holiday spirit emanating through the streets and passer byes.
I am looking forward to the professional development week at RMU which is being held for from December 13-15. There are going to be several interesting speakers that I am looking forward to listening to.
Other than that I am still working on organizing Morris Women and am looking for members who are interested in joining. Morris Women is geared towards providing women with tools and knowledge needed to succeed in the business and in their careers; through mentoring, volunteering, and networking opportunities. If you would like more information and become a member please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Until then, I am wishing everyone and their families a safe and Happy Holiday and Happy New Year!
Next on Real Life @ RMU
Scheduling Classes
As a graduate student you are bestowed with the honor of scheduling your own classes according to the required courses based on your degree and concentration. For the planners this is fun, but if you are disorganized or misinformed, planning your class schedule can be a pain.
I happen to fall into both categories. I enjoy planning and mapping out class grids, however, I am mapping out class schedules without the correct information. I am down to four classes left of my graduate degree. Two quarters left, that feels so good to say out loud! However, during my schedule creation, I noticed that the classes I need are all scheduled on the same day and are not being offered in the Spring quarter. This is a major road block. I was supposed to finish my degree in July, but with the way classes are scheduled not sure that is going to happen. Dont get me wrong, I enjoy school and learning, but at the same time I would like to say I am finish, Je suis fini! I guess I shouldnt tempt fate, but I am trying to work with my graduate counselor and trying to figure out something. I take comfort in knowing that there are a few other students who are having the same problem. I will find out how this all works out this week.
Other than that, I am having a difficult quarter. I am struggling with both Statistics and Project Management classes. These two classes are difficult and require so much work. I have been eating and breathing Stats and PM for the last few weeks!
Also, I am working on getting the Morris Women Organization approved. The application has been submitted and now we are just waiting for a response so we can start planning forums and panels. If anyone is interested in participating or would like to make suggestions about events they would like to see at RMU, send me an e-mail. email@example.com or twitter at @blackhawksgirl0.
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NinaProgram: Master of Business Administration Hometown: Chicago, IL Campus: Chicago
Year 2012
So the holidays are officially over with the ringing of the New Year! This New Years Eve, I had dinner with a friend downtown. I dressed up for the occasion and even had my hair styled for the night. I felt like a princess all dressed up. My dress and jewelry resembled the old Hollywood fashion, classy and elegant. The rest of the Downtown Chicago crowd also dressed to impress. The women had pretty dresses with their high high heels. The men were equally dressed up in their shirts and ties. The atmosphere was fun and people were happy to be out.
With the start of the New Year, come the infamous New Years resolutions. My resolutions are simple. I resolute not to make resolutions that do not last more than two weeks. Instead, I will try to be a more conscientious student and try to avoid last minute homework assignments. I will also try to help out more with my community and to focus on others around me. These are not the only resolutions I have but they are a start. There are a lot of other things which I would like to accomplish this year, and I am looking forward to working on them.
What resolutions, if any, did you plan for the year? You can e-mail me a response at firstname.lastname@example.com or twitter at blackhawksgirl0.
I wish everyone a Happy New Year and I look forward to hearing from you.


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Oxford MBA and Executive MBA information session in New York
The GOTO Team
Tuesday, 12 February 2013 from 19:00 to 21:00 (EST)
Event Details
Find out more about the Oxford full-time MBA and Executive MBA programmes
We are pleased to invite you to an information session in New York on February 12th from 7pm.
The event will provide an opportunity for you to learn more about the Oxford MBA and Executive MBA (EMBA) programmes.
Stephan Chambers, MBA programme director, will introduce you to the MBA programmes at the School and deliver a mock lecture about entrepreneurship; The Entrepreneurial Imperative.
Alumni will attend the event and will be happy to share their experience of the programme with you. Should you wish to attend the information session, please book a ticket.
Event schedule:
18.45: Registration
19.00: Mock lecture - The Entrepreneurial Imperative
19.30: Oxford MBA and EMBA programme presentation
20.00: Q&A session with alumni
20.30: Drinks reception
The Oxford MBA is a full-time one-year programme comprising an intensive series of stimulating lectures, energetic seminars and small group work, which can take students anywhere in the world. In little more than a decade, the Oxford MBA has become one of the best one-year programmes in the world. In the Financial Times' Global ranking (Jan 13) the MBA programme is ranked number three in the UK. We offer a flexible, but rigorous course delivered by international scholars.
The Oxford Executive MBA is designed to help senior professionals realise their potential whilst delivering international general management competence to their organisations. The EMBA is delivered in a flexible format of 17 one-week modules starting in January each year and concluding in September of the following year. More than 70% of Oxford EMBA participants do not live in the UK.
Should you require any further information about the event, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Aramark Holdings Corp. set its initial public offering price at $20 a share yesterday, at the low end of its expected range. The stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange today under the symbol "ARMK."
Aramark sold 28 million of the 36.3 million shares in the offering, with existing shareholders selling another 8.3 million. The company raised $725 million through the IPO, which is expected to close on Dec. 17.
The company will have an equity value of about $4.60 billion at the IPO price of $20. Aramark has said it will use the proceeds to repay debt, which was $5.82 billion on Sept. 27. Aramark reported revenue of $13.95 billion and net income of about $70 million for fiscal 2013.
This will be the third IPO for the Philadelphia-based provider of vending, food, facilities management and uniform services. The company's chairman, Joseph Neubauer, who owns about 10% of Aramark, led a buyout in 1984 and helped bring the company back to public ownership in 2001. He then led its 2007 buyout with a group of private-equity firms that included GS Capital Partners, JP Morgan Partners and Warburg Pincus.
Eric Foss, who previously held chief executive posts at Pepsi Beverages and Pepsi Bottling Group, last year succeeded Neubauer as Aramark's chief executive. Neubauer remains chairman.


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Eagles Outlast BC in SAC OpenerNovember 28, 2012
Jefferson City, Tenn.- The Brevard College Tornados dropped the South Atlantic Conference opener 81-62 to the Carson-Newman Eagles in Holt Field House on Wednesday night.
The Tornados opened the second half on a 7-3 run to make it a one-possession game before an Antoine Davis three-pointer pushed Carson-Newman's lead to six points.
Brevard remained within striking distance for most of the second half, cutting the Eagles deficit to four points on a Miles Leather layup with 10:11 remaining in the second half.
Carson-Newman, however, began to pull away late in the second half thanks to a 14-3 run to close the game. Ish Sanders turned in a game-high 24 points for the Eagles, and went 6-for-11 from three-point range.
The Eagles hit an impressive 11-of-24 (45.8%) shots from beyond the arc to help expand their lead early in the game.
Freshman Manzey Miller led the Tornados offensively, dropping 20 points on 7-of-15 shooting from the field. Leathers provided a spark off the bench for the Tornados, chipping in 13 points on 5-of-6 six shooting from the floor and a perfect 3-for-3 from the line.
Brevard held their own in the first half, using a 14-3 run to close the second half to pull within seven at 41-34 going into halftime.
The Tornados will host the Mars Hill Lions on Saturday, December 1st at 6 p.m. for their SAC home opener.


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PHILADELPHIA - The Ivy League has announced its Academic All-Ivy selections for the 2013 spring season, and 10 Penn athletes -- five men, five women -- have been recognized.
A first-team All-Ivy selection and the Big 5 Player of the Year, Ryan Deitrich started all 43 games for the Quakers -- the only Penn player to do so. He made the most of his time, leading not only the Red and Blue, but also the Ivy League, in batting average (.382) and on-base percentage (.500) while tying for the Ancient Eight lead in hits with 55.
Daren Frankel rowed in Penn's heavyweight rowing varsity eight which won a pair of races, defending its title in the McCausland Cup against George Washington in March in addition to a win over Georgetown. In May, Frankel was in his usual fifth seat in the V8 as Penn finished 10th at EARC Sprints -- the best result for the heavyweights since 2007. While competing for Penn, Frankel has also put himself in position to row for his country, earning a selection to the USRowing U23 National Team Selection Camp this summer in hopes of making the team for the World Championships in Austria this July.
Junior Max Marsico enjoyed another stellar year for the men's golf program, earning GCAA All-Region for the third time in as many tries and finishing as Penn's low scorer in every tournament he played. Marsico capped his year by tying for second place at the Ivy League Championships, earning first-team All-Ivy recognition. He finished the year with a team-low 72.9 stroke average.
Anthony Santomo was a senior captain for men's lacrosse and led a defense that topped the nation in goals-against average, and individually he finished the year 10th nationally in caused turnovers per game. Santomo received USILA All-America honorable mention recognition and was also a unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection, and he was also named a USILA Scholar All-America and played in the USILA's North/South All-Star Game during the NCAA's championship weekend in Philadelphia.
Sam Shawwas a member of the lightweight varsity 8 boat throughout the 2013 campaign and helped the Quakers back to the IRA regatta for the first time in three years where the Red and Blue won the Petite Final and finished seventh in the nation.
Sophomore Amanda Chin earned second-team All-Ivy for the second time in as many years for the women's golf team, tying for seventh at the Ivy League Championships in late April. She had a team-low 75.5 stroke average and shot a school-record 68 at the Yale Fall Intercollegiate.
Brooke Coloma earned first-team All-Ivy and second-team Mid-Atlantic All-Region honors en route to leading softball to its second Ivy League championship and first-ever NCAA appearance. She set the school's all-time mark with 123 career RBI in addition to the new Penn single-season mark with 19 stolen bases. Coloma also finished her career in the top five all-time at Penn in at-bats, hits, runs, home runs and stolen bases.
Alison O'Connor was a two-year captain for the women's rowing team and rowed on the varsity 8 this year which went 10-16 overall including wins against Tennessee, Michigan State, Texas, Indiana and Northeastern.
Maddie Poplawski made Ivy League history this season, setting a new Ancient Eight mark for career draw controls with 176. A team captain, Poplawski had 44 draw controls in her senior season, adding 17 goals as she earned her fourth Ivy League championship -- part of a seven-year run of Ivy titles for Penn. An All-Tournament selection as the Quakers won the program's second Ivy League Tournament, Poplawski had three goals and four draw controls over two games to help Penn secure an automatic bid into the NCAA Championship field. Poplawski was named second-team All-Ivy, giving her three All-Ivy selections in her career.
Senior Morgan Wheeler capped a stellar career for the women's track & field team with her third straight appearance at the NCAA Championships in the javelin. She finished third all-time at Penn in the javelin, fifth in the pentathlon, sixth in the outdoor high jump, and seventh in the heptathlon.


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As a small business owner with his wife for more than 21 years, Greg Walden knows what it takes to sign the front side of a paycheck and create new economic opportunities.
He also knows that we cannot grow the economy by growing government. The best way to revive the economy and create jobs is to reduce government spending and incentivize businesses to create jobs.
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Greg Walden opposed the stimulus and supported a plan to reduce the tax burden on small businesses, which create nearly 80 percent of the new jobs in the United States.
When the bill was signed into law, the White House promised that the stimulus would increase by 44,000 the number of jobs in Oregon by December 2010. Unfortunately, even with the stimulus, since the bill was signed the number of jobs has actually decreased by 18,300 through July 2011.
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Katie Reid of Redlands, spent the summer working at Collector's Galleries on Redlands Boulevard.
She wrote up an account of the experience.
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Two summers ago, I moved back to my hometown of Redlands to spend time appreciating my parents and their hospitality. Redlands, affectionately known by its youth as "Deadlands," is a town of nostalgia set in the middle of San Bernardino County: The streets are lined with Victorian houses that are protected by the city; downtown looks as if it came straight out of the fifties, and the town as a whole is ranked as the 12th most haunted city in California.
To attempt to tear down one of these historic monuments and replace it with a newfangled retail store is considered a travesty, and, because of this, the ratio of mom-and-pop shops, jewelry stores and antique stores to big businesses and chains is overwhelming.
It was in one of these little shops that I spent my weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. trying to earn a bit of summer income.
The store was called Collector's Galleries, and its purpose was to encourage coin and stamp collecting by providing the tools necessary to fuel such hobbies. In this store, one could find scrapbooks, coin protectors, and magnifying glasses, as well as a wide variety of coins and stamps from times gone by. These collectables, precious to some, were strewn throughout the little store and encased in glass.
It was like a museum filled with scraps of paper and coinage representative of the monetary systems of countries long gone and times long past.
In our glass cases sat blackened pieces of metal claiming to be from Ancient Rome and Confederate dollars of the rebel states, carefully preserved. The stamps were minuscule pieces of artwork, displaying the faces of familiar men and women, influential moments in history, or perhaps a scenic portrait. It was a museum of art and history, priced for sale and trade.
On my first day of work, it was also my first time in the store. Because of my unprecedented employment, I was unprepared for what a coin and stamp store would be like; the gust from the air conditioner knocked me back, and I had to push on the door with all my might to battle the wind current. This ferocious blow emphasized the smell of old that pervaded the air, and once my eyes adjusted to the change of light from sunny summer day to dusky dark interior, I saw that everything in this store was old: the furniture, the cases, the collectibles.
Within this store of memories nestled in the heart of the past, I observed a different way of life. These were people seeking out and buying pieces of the past to keep and treasure.
I watched the collectors come in and go out, passing time with the thrill of their search and disappearing for an hour or two into the time that the objects of their diligence represented.
I found myself wondering what would drive a person to embark on a quest that would keep him calling back weekly if not daily asking if we'd obtained more inventory, and would push him to dig through gallon Tupperware tubs until their hands turned black with dirt, and would not allow him to abandon his search. Believe me, I sorted through thousands of pennies, nickels and dimes, and labeled hundreds of stamps during my time there: there was no magic in these items that I could see.
But when a vigilant collector rummaged through the box that I had just sorted some new goods into, he saw something else.
I believe what I was watching happen within this magic, besides the accomplishment of a goal, was a sudden immersion in a different time, perhaps a better time, filled with the mystery of the age. Imagine going back to the `20s and experiencing a Fitzgerald party, or maybe seeing the `40s and raising a victory garden for our boys in the war, or maybe going back even further to the 1800s and watch as a country with newly found freedom claims its place in the world. People naturally search for an escape from their problems, and these unique people that I had the pleasure of spending my summer with found their escape in their collection on the past.
But there were also the collections that reminded the collector of someone they loved, like the man who collected butterfly stamps because his wife loved butterflies, or the one whose goal was to find dollar bills whose print dates matched the dates of his family members' birth days.
My coworkers and I started to check our own pockets, hoping for that one-in-a-million chance that we find the bill he was looking for. There is really something beautiful about a person who would go to that much trouble to remember the people he loves most, even if it is through stamps or dollar bills.
One woman and her husband would come to the store accompanied by their canes about once a week. He would pull out her chair and my boss would bring over a box of postcards we gathered especially for her and a lamp to help her see. While her husband sat next to her digging through one of the three gigantic boxes we had labeled Foreign Coins-2 cents each, she would look at each one of the post cards as though it had been intended for her to receive; after admiring the picture on front, she would flip it over and read the handwritten notes between families and friends, with their "wish you were heres," exciting anecdotes, and reminders of love and devotion to one another. She would sit for a couple hours sifting through the postcards, then she would pick out her favorites, tap on her husband's shoulder, make her purchase of about $2, and together they would hobble on out of the store.
This woman perplexed me. The letters weren't for her, yet she seemed to collect the writing as much as she did the pictures that adorned them.
But what I understand now is that the letters were meant for her. She did know the people, because she held these moments in time in her hands: she knew that Sally had been to Paris and went to the top of the Eiffel Tower, only to realize that she was afraid of heights; she knew that David was homesick in Germany but was enjoying the beer. And even though the letters were not addressed to her, she was the rightful owner and recipient because she truly treasured these memories that were sold to Collector's Galleries for less than 50 cents each.
A memory has no monetary value; it is only worth something when it is found worthy enough to be remembered.
My little lady at Collector's Galleries saw worth in these memories, just as any other collector finds worth in a 100-year-old penny. Items that people sell just to have out of the house, or throw away, or even toss on the sidewalk because they hate to carry change, are worth something to the patrons of Collector's Galleries.
That value, that search, that nostalgia-that's the magic.
Katie Reid, a 2010 graduate of Redlands East Valley High School, is a junior at California State University, Long, Beach - an English education major with an emphasis in literature minoring in comparative world literature.
She aspires to be a high school English teacher.


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ARLINGTON — Elijah Gene Spratt, the 10-year-old who died while swimming on the Stillaguamish River on Sunday afternoon, was described by his mother as having a stunning smile, sparkling blue eyes and an intense love of football.
Stephanie Spratt called her son "a caring, compassionate soul.
"He was such a special kid," she said. "He would walk up to a stranger and try to become friends with them. Everyone who came into contact with him loved him."
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"He was a very strong swimmer," his mom said. "That was one of his passions. He loved to be in the water anytime he could."
Elijah, who was playing in the river without a life jacket, was swept downstream for about a half mile before he was spotted and pulled from the river by rescue swimmers and divers. He was taken to Cascade Valley Hospital in Arlington where he died.
"I don't want anyone to feel guilty over this," Spratt said. "It wasn't anybody's fault. It was tragic accident."
Elijah's death marked the eighth drowning this year in Snohomish County and the second in the Stillaguamish River.
It was followed Monday one more death, the drowning of an 18-year-old man on the Skykomish River near Index.
Elijah spent the first eight years of his life growing up in Langley on Whidbey Island. He participated in a youth football team, the South Whidbey Falcons. "He was a fast, fast runner, and great at tackling," his mom said.
Her son had just completed the fourth grade and had registered for another youth football team in the Arlington area, where his foster family lived. "He loved his foster parents," his mom said.
"I will miss him so much," Stephanie Spratt said. "He is engrained in my heart and soul forever."
Spratt said she has long been an advocate of kids wearing lifejackets while in the water, one of the safety tips recommended by the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
Local rivers are cold and moving forcefully, making it difficult for people to safely swim even short distances.
Shawneri Guzman, coordinator of Safe Kids Snohomish County, said an adult should always be on the alert and within arm's reach when children are in the water.
"Supervision is the key," she said. "It takes less than a minute to drown."
By the time people realize that a swimmer is in trouble, there's often just seconds when they're above the water before they go under, Guzman said.
Water safety isn't just a problem for kids, she said. "It also happens every year to very experienced swimmers. We are not aware of the limitations of our ability."
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The Knowing Garden Community School is happy to welcome trusted advocate for children and parents, Dr. Laura Markham to our community.
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Long ball gives Tornados split with NewberryFebruary 26, 2011
Brevard hits three home runs in game one to earn split with Wolves on Saturday
Brevard, N.C. - Ron Patterson, Randy O'Dell and Zack Merriken all hit pitches out of the ballpark and Brennan Daniels went seven strong innings as the Tornados defeated Newberry, 9-4, in the first game of the doubleheader. However, the Wolves took the weekend series in the second game as Evan Darr drove in the go-ahead run in the top of the fourth in winning the nightcap, 3-1.
The Tornados move to 6-8, 1-5 in the SAC on the season, while Newberry goes to 10-7, 5-1 in conference play.
Game One: Brevard 9, Newberry 4
Box Score
Daniels (2-1) went seven innings, striking out five in recording his second win of the season against the Wolves, and Patterson and Brett Brinson had three hits apiece as the Tornados evened the series against the Wolves.
Newberry opened the scoring in the top of the first as Kevin Rufus led off the inning with a base hit. He came around to score on a two-out single by Jovan Rohena to put Newberry up 1-0.
The Tornados answered in the second as Brinson led off with a single and O'Dell greeted Newberry starter Cole Robison (2-2) with a two-run shot over the left field fence to put Brevard up 2-1.
After Newberry tied the game up at two apiece, as Chas Goodwin came around to score on a double by Darr in the fifth, but Brevard answered again with the long ball, this time with Patterson sending a pitch over the left field fence scoring Kameron Armacost to put Brevard up 4-2.
Newberry would tie the game up again in the sixth on a pair of RBI singles by Zach Morgan and Goodwin, but Merriken's home run over the left centerfield fence broke the tie for good in the bottom of the inning. Champ Stuart drove in Steele Myers to give the Tornados the 6-4 lead and the Tornados added two more runs in the seventh and Armacost came across the plate in the eighth on a balk to end the scoring as the Tornados took home the 9-4 victory.
Game Two: Newberry 3, Brevard 1
Box Score
Evan Brown (1-0) allowed one earned run in five innings and Tyler Sturkie picked up his second save of the weekend as the Wolves spoiled a complete game effort by Brevard's Casey Smith (1-3) as Newberry won the season series with the 3-1 victory.
Chris Love broke open a scoreless game with a home run over the left centerfield fence in the top of the second to give the Wolves the early 1-0 lead and Newberry plated another run in the fourth as Darr brought home Vogel with a double to left field to give the Wolves a lead from which they would not look back.
The Tornados cut into the lead as O'Dell's double to left field in the fourth brought home Merriken to put the score at 2-1. Brevard threatened to tie it up with two outs in the inning, but Brown retired Christian Christopoulos on a fielder's choice to end the inning.
Newberry added an insurance run in the top of the seventh as Robby Scaggs brought home Rohena with a base hit up the middle and Sturkie pitched through a jam in the bottom of the inning to give the Wolves the 3-1 victory.
The Tornados remain at home next week, hosting Winston-Salem State University on Gil Coan Field in a nine-inning game on Tuesday, March 1st. First pitch is set for 3 p.m.


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Saturday at 2:00 a.m., deputies from the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office responded to the report of a motorhome that had crashed into the Timber Tavern located at 28052 SE Highway 212 in Boring, OR. The business had just closed for the night and only a small number of persons were still on scene at the establishment when this crash happened.
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2008 Allstate Sugar Bowl Cross Country All-State TeamsThe Louisiana Track and Field Coaches Association has announced the 2008 Allstate Sugar Bowl Cross Country All-State Teams. The teams iare based on the top 25 performances at the 2008 LHSAA State Cross Country Championship Meet held in Natchitoches.Girls
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chucka-boo-boo & gnome need to stroke one another in their own threads, instead of hijacking every thread into talkin' bout wood boards. And gnome is abusing this Forum because he is using every bit of every thread he can to promote his product; lest yee forget, he is selling that crap, ergo, whenever he's on here he's pumping product & giggling over his keyboard in hobbit-land.
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Mr Harper said it was important that the ALP's position on tobacco donations applied at both the state and federal level.
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The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment
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The Foundation of Communion with God: The Trinitarian Piety of John Owen
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Pilgrims in Progress: 2015 Regional Conference
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Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave
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The Life and Theology of Paul
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Second Annual Buffalo Club Benefit for NatureBridge
Thursday, January 17, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Please join us for a special reception benefitting NatureBridge programs in Southern California at The Buffalo Club in Santa Monica on Thursday, January 17 from 6:30 to 9 pm!
NatureBridge has been educating young people in nature since starting in Yosemite National Park in 1971. Our presence in Southern California is growing with more than 1,500 students scheduled to attend our programs in the Santa Monica Mountains and Channel Islands National Parks this year.
Joins us on January 17 for an evening of inspiration, good food, and good company. Board Chair Geoff Given will address NatureBridge's bold vision and strategies to create the next generation of environmental leaders. Award winning cinematographer, director, and producer Louie Schwartzberg will inspire with his stunning time-lapse nature photography and thoughts on gratitude.
The Buffalo Club, according to the New York Times, is "'London private club meets 1920's East Coast chophouse." Zagat says the location features a unique supper club atmosphere replete with classic architecture, old world charm, and internationally acclaimed food—small plates of comfort food intended to be shared. Hidden in an industrial section of Santa Monica, The Buffalo club restaurant patio is surely one of the best outdoor dining experiences in LA.
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1520 Olympic Blvd
Santa Monica,
Thursday, January 17, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Read the rules. Before you begin work on an entry for competition, you, your teacher, and your parents should carefully read the National History Day Contest Rule Book. Make sure to contact your coordinator if you have questions.
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Hi Newbie here, Just wondering if there is anyone that can help me achieve a Grub4Dos boot-up instead of Grub 2.
I had Windows7 32bit already and install Back|Track 5r3 using the dual boot, but would like to be using grub4dos instead.
Do i have to install it before i had installed B|T or can i reverse the Grub 2 install and then install G4D ???
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