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M.Sc Occupational Health & Safety and Ergonomics
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
This MSc programme consists of four elements; lecture courses, continuous assessment, practical work, and a minor research thesis.
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This MSc programme consists of four elements; lecture courses, continuous assessment, practical work, and a minor research thesis.
Programme description
The programme is divided into seven subject areas that include: occupational health, occupational hygiene, ergonomics, safety and risk management, research methods, legal studies, and management studies. Students will gain experience in the use of state-of-the-art equipment and software packages. They will also observe occupational health & safety in the workplace at first-hand through extensive site visits. Students will be exposed to relevant domain experts through seminars and team-based projects.
Programme aims and objectives
The programme will give participants formal instruction in the broad multidisciplinary areas of occupational health & safety and enable them to take on managerial responsibilities for these matters within an industry or to work with a regulatory agency or consultancy firm. It will also provide a foundation for further research in the areas of occupational health, ergonomics, occupational hygiene, and safety engineering. The programme has been recognised by the Irish Health and Safety Authority and satisfies the academic requirements for membership of the U.K. Institution of Occupational Safety and Health.
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M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering
National University of Ireland, Galway
College of Engineering and Informatics
1. Big Challenges being addressed by this programme – motivation. Human health and quality of life is one of the most critical challenges facing humanity.
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About the Course
1. Big Challenges being addressed by this programme – motivation
• Human health and quality of life is one of the most critical challenges facing humanity.
• The challenge is all the greater due to a rapidly increasing and rapidly aging global population that now exceeds 7 billion.
• Biomedical Engineering addresses these issues directly, with engineers innovating, analysing, designing and manufacturing new medical implants, devices and therapies for the treatment of disease, injuries and conditions of the human body, to restore health and improve quality of life.
• CNN lists Biomedical Engineering as No. 1 in the "Best Jobs in America" 2013.
2. Programme objectives & purpose
The objective of the programme is to generate graduates with a sound grounding in engineering fundamentals (analysis, design and problem solving), but who also have the multi-disciplinary breadth that includes knowledge of human biology and clinical needs and applications, to be able to make an immediate impact in the field on graduation, in either the academic research or medical technology industry domains. Ultimately the programme aims to generate the future leaders of the national and international medical technology industry, and of academic research and teaching in biomedical engineering.
3. What's special about CoEI/NUIG in this area:
• NUI Galway pioneered the development of educational programmes in Biomedical Engineering in Ireland, introducing the country's first bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering in 1998, that was the first to achieve professional accreditation from Engineers Ireland in 2004, and at the graduate level with the Structured PhD programme in Biomedical Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (BMERM) in 2011.
• NUI Galway has been at the forefront of world-class research in biomedical engineering for over 20 years and has pioneered multi-disciplinary research in biomedical engineering and science, with the establishment of the National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES) in 1999, and up to the present day with the announcement of NUI Galway as the lead institution in a new Science Foundation Ireland funded Centre for Research in Medical Devices (CÚRAM).
• NUI Galway has a very close and deep relationship with the medical device industry locally, nationally and internationally, at many levels, from industry visits, guest lectures and student placements, up to major research collaborations.
• Many of our engineering graduates now occupy senior management and technical positions in the medical device industry nationally and internationally.
4. Programme Structure – ECTS weights and split over semester; core/elective, etc.:
• 90ECTS programme
• one full year in duration, beginning September and finishing August
• comprises:
- Foundational taught modules (20 ECTS)
- Advanced taught modules (40 ECTS)
- Research/Industry Project (30 ECTS).
5. Programme Content – module names
Sample Modules:
Advanced Finite Element Methods
Advanced Computational Biomechanics
Advanced Biomaterials
Bioinstrumentation Design
Medical and Surgical Practice
Stem Cells and Gene Therapy
Translational Medicine
Polymer Engineering
Advanced Engineering Statistics
Systems Reliability
Lean Systems
Research Methods for Engineers
Financial Management
Regulatory Affairs and Case Studies
Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
6. Any special funding arrangements – e.g. Irish Aid
Comment (PMcH): CoEI scholarships a great idea.
7. Opportunity for number of Industrial & Research internships.
Students enrolled on this programme will have an opportunity to apply for a one-year post-graduation internship in either a related industry or research group in Ireland.
8. Testimonials.
"The Biomedical Engineering programme at NUI Galway has given me the fundamental engineering skills and multi-disciplinary background in biology and clinical application that I needed to be able to make an immediate impact in industry and to be able to design and develop new medical implants and devices. My graduate education through my PhD in bone biomechanics was also very important in this because I directly combined engineering and biological analysis techniques to better understand how stem cells generate new bone, showing me how biomedical engineers can play a critically important role in generating new knowledge on how the body works, and how new treatments can be developed for diseases and injuries, such as osteoporosis." Evelyn Birmingham, BE Biomedical Engineering (2009), PhD Biomedical Engineering (2014), R&D Engineer, Medtronic Vascular, Galway.
For further details
How to Apply:
Applications are made online via the Postgraduate Applications Centre (PAC):
Please use the following PAC application code for your programme:
M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering - PAC code GYE24
Scholarships :
Please visit our website for more information on scholarships:
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M.Sc. Computer Science – Data Analytics
National University of Ireland, Galway
College of Engineering and Informatics
1. Big Challenges being addressed by this programme – motivation. Globally, there is a reported shortage of data analytics talent, particularly of individuals with the required deep technical and analytical skills.
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About the Course
1. Big Challenges being addressed by this programme – motivation
• Globally, there is a reported shortage of data analytics talent, particularly of individuals with the required deep technical and analytical skills.
• Accenture, Gartner and McKinsey have all identified Data Analytics as one of the fastest growing employment areas in computing and one most likely to make an impact in the future.
• The Irish Government's policy is for Ireland to become a leading country in Europe for big data and analytics, which would result in 21,000 potential new employment opportunities in Ireland alone.
• CNN has listed jobs in this area in their Top 10 best new jobs in America.
2. Programme objectives & purpose
This is an advanced programme that provides Computing graduates with advanced knowledge and skills in the emerging growth area of Data Analytics. It includes advanced topics such as Large-Scale Data Analytics, Information Retrieval, Advanced Topics in Machine Learning and Data Mining, Natural Language Processing, Data Visualisation and Web-Mining. It also includes foundational modules in topics such as Statistics, Regression Analysis and Programming for Data Analytics. Students on the programme further deepen their knowledge of Data Analytics by working on a project either in conjunction with a research group or with an industry partner.
Graduates will be excellently qualified to pursue careers in national and multinational industries in a wide range of areas. Our graduates currently work for companies as diverse as IBM, SAP, Cisco, Avaya, Google, Fujitsu and Merck Pharmaceuticals as well as many specialised companies and startups. Opportunities will be found in:
• Multinational companies, in Ireland and elsewhere, that provide services and solutions for analytics and big data or whose business depend on analytics and big data technologies;
• Innovative small to medium-sized companies and leading-edge start-ups who provide analytics solutions, services and products or use data analytics to develop competitive advantage
• Companies looking to extend their research and development units with highly trained data analytic specialists
• PhD-level research in NUI Galway, elsewhere in Ireland, or abroad
3. What's special about CoEI/NUIG in this area:
• The MSc in Computer Science (Data Analytics) is being delivered by the Discipline of Information Technology in collaboration with the Insight Centre for Data Analytics (http://insight-centre.org) and with input from the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Applied Mathematics in NUI Galway
• The Discipline of Information Technology at NUI Galway has 25-year track record of education, academic research, and industry collaboration in the field of Computer Science
• The Insight centre at NUI Galway is Europe's largest research centre for Data Analytics
4. Programme Structure – ECTS weights and split over semester; core/elective, etc.:
• 90ECTS programme
• one full year in duration, beginning September and finishing August
• comprises:
- Foundational taught modules (20 ECTS)
- Advanced taught modules (40 ECTS)
- Research/Industry Project (30 ECTS).
5. Programme Content – module names
Sample Foundational Modules:
• Tools and Techniques for Large Scale Data Analytics
• Programming for Data Analytics
• Machine Learning and Data Mining
• Modern Information Management
• Probability and Statistics
• Discrete Mathematics
• Applied Regression Models
• Digital Signal Processing
Sample Advanced Modules:
• Advanced Topics in Machine Learning and Information Retrieval
• Web Mining and Analytics
• Systems Modelling and Simulation
• Natural Language Processing
• Data Visualisation
• Linked Data Analytics
• Case Studies in Data Analytics
• Embedded Signal Analysis and Processing
6. Testimonials
Ms. Gofran Shukair, MSc, Research Engineer at ZenDesk, Ireland
After graduating with an MSc at NUI Galway, Gofran worked with Fujitsu's Irish Research Lab as a research engineer before moving to a software engineering position at Zendesk, Ireland.
"The mix of technical and soft skills I gained through my Masters studies at NUI Galway is invaluable. I had the chance to work with great people and to apply my work on real world problems. With the data management and analysis skills I gained, I am currently pursuing my research in an international research project with one of the leading IT companies. I will be always thankful for studying at NUI Galway, a great historic place based in a culturally-rich vibrant city with an international mix of young and ambitious students that made me eager to learn and contribute back the moment I graduated."
For further details
How to Apply:
Applications are made online via the Postgraduate Applications Centre (PAC)
Please use the following PAC application code for your programme:
M.Sc. Computer Science – Data Analytics - PAC code GYE06
Scholarships :
Please visit our website for more information on scholarships:
Visit the M.Sc. Computer Science – Data Analytics page on the National University of Ireland, Galway web site for more details!
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M.Sc. in Medical Physics
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is a full time course which aims to equip you for a career as a scientist in medicine. You will be given the basic knowledge of the subject area and some limited training.
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The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is a full time course which aims to equip you for a career as a scientist in medicine. You will be given the basic knowledge of the subject area and some limited training. The course consists of an intense program of lectures and workshops, followed by a short project and dissertation. Extensive use is made of the electronic learning environment "Blackboard" as used by NUI Galway. The course has been accredited by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (UK).
Syllabus Outline. (with ECTS weighting)
Human Gross Anatomy (5 ECTS)
The cell, basic tissues, nervous system, nerves and muscle, bone and cartilage, blood, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, nutrition, genital system, urinary system, eye and vision, ear, hearing and balance, upper limb – hand, lower limb – foot, back and vertebral column, embryology, teratology, anthropometrics; static and dynamic anthropometrics data, anthropometric dimensions, clearance and reach and range of movement, method of limits, mathematics modelling.
Human Body Function (5 ECTS)
Biological Molecules and their functions. Body composition. Cell physiology. Cell membranes and membrane transport. Cell electrical potentials. Nerve function – nerve conduction, nerve synapses. Skeletal muscle function – neuromuscular junction, muscle excitation, muscle contraction, energy considerations. Blood and blood cells – blood groups, blood clotting. Immune system. Autonomous nervous system. Cardiovascular system – electrical and mechanical activity of the heart. – the peripheral circulation. Respiratory system- how the lungs work. Renal system – how the kidneys work. Digestive system. Endocrine system – how hormones work. Central nervous system and brain function.
Occupational Hygiene (5 ECTS)
Historical development of Occupational Hygiene, Safety and Health at Work Act. Hazards to Health, Surveys, Noise and Vibrations, Ionizing radiations, Non-Ionizing Radiations, Thermal Environments, Chemical hazards, Airborne Monitoring, Control of Contaminants, Ventilation, Management of Occupational Hygiene.
Medical Informatics (5 ECTS)
Bio statistics, Distributions, Hypothesis testing. Chi-square, Mann-Whitney, T-tests, ANOVA, regression. Critical Appraisal of Literature, screening and audit. Patient and Medical records, Coding, Hospital Information Systems, Decision support systems. Ethical consideration in Research.
Practicals: SPSS. Appraisal exercises.
Clinical Instrumentation (6 ECTS)
Biofluid Mechanics: Theory: Pressures in the Body, Fluid Dynamics, Viscous Flow, Elastic Walls, Instrumentation Examples: Respiratory Function Testing, Pressure Measurements, Blood Flow measurements. Physics of the Senses: Theory: Cutaneous and Chemical sensors, Audition, Vision, Psychophysics; Instrumentation Examples: Evoked responses, Audiology, Ophthalmology instrumentation, Physiological Signals: Theory Electrodes, Bioelectric Amplifiers, Transducers, Electrophysiology Instrumentation.
Medical Imaging (10 ECTS)
Theory of Image Formation including Fourier Transforms and Reconstruction from Projections (radon transform). Modulation transfer Function, Detective Quantum Efficiency.
X-ray imaging: Interaction of x-rays with matter, X-ray generation, Projection images, Scatter, Digital Radiography, CT – Imaging. Fundamentals of Image Processing.
Ultrasound: Physics of Ultrasound, Image formation, Doppler scanning, hazards of Ultrasound.
Nuclear Medicine : Overview of isotopes, generation of Isotopes, Anger Cameras, SPECT Imaging, Positron Emitters and generation, PET Imaging, Clinical aspects of Planar, SPECT and PET Imaging with isotopes.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging : Magnetization, Resonance, Relaxation, Contrast in MR Imaging, Image formation, Image sequences, their appearances and clinical uses, Safety in MR.
Radiation Fundamentals (5 ECTS)
Review of Atomic and Nuclear Physics. Radiation from charged particles. X-ray production and quality. Attenuation of Photon Beams in Matter. Interaction of Photons with Matter. Interaction of Charged Particles with matter. Introduction to Monte Carlo techniques. Concept to Dosimetry. Cavity Theory. Radiation Detectors. Practical aspects of Ionization chambers
The Physics of Radiation Therapy (10 ECTS)
The interaction of single beams of X and gamma rays with a scattering medium. Treatment planning with single photon beams. Treatment planning for combinations of photon beams. Radiotherapy with particle beams: electrons, pions, neutrons, heavy charged particles. Special Techniques in Radiotherapy. Equipment for external Radiotherapy. Relative dosimetry techniques. Dosimetry using sealed sources. Brachytherapy. Dosimetry of radio-isotopes.
Workshops / Practicals
Hospital & Radiation Safety [11 ECTS]
Workshop in Risk and Safety.
Concepts of Risk and Safety. Legal Aspects. Fundamental concepts in Risk Assessment and Human Factor Engineering. Risk and Safety management of complex systems with examples from ICU and Radiotherapy. Accidents in Radiotherapy and how to avoid them. Principles of Electrical Safety, Electrical Safety Testing, Non-ionizing Radiation Safety, including UV and laser safety.
- NUIG Radiation Safety Course.
Course for Radiation Safety Officer.
- Advanced Radiation Safety
Concepts of Radiation Protection in Medical Practice, Regulations. Patient Dosimetry. Shielding design in Diagnostic Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy.
- Medical Imaging Workshop
Operation of imaging systems. Calibration and Quality Assurance of General
radiography, fluoroscopy systems, ultrasound scanners, CT-scanners and MR scanners. Radiopharmacy and Gamma Cameras Quality Control.
Research Project [28 ECTS]
A limited research project will be undertaken in a medical physics area. Duration of this will be 4 months full time
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M.Sc. in Regenerative Medicine
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
Regenerative Medicine aims to generate therapeutics for repair and regeneration of damaged and diseased organs. These therapeutics are based on stem cells, gene therapy and engineered tissues.
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Regenerative Medicine aims to generate therapeutics for repair and regeneration of damaged and diseased organs. These therapeutics are based on stem cells, gene therapy and engineered tissues.
The M.Sc. in Regenerative Medicine at National University of Ireland in Galway, aims to provide students with the skills necessary for a career in this emerging discipline or within other areas of biomedical research. Taught modules will address the science behind regenerative medicine, its application to human disease and its importance to modern society. Students will then undertake a laboratory-based individual research project for four-5 months.
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M.Sc. Water Resources Engineering
National University of Ireland, Galway
College of Engineering and Informatics
Water security is a major concern facing humanity and engineers are the primary professionals tackling this issue.
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About the Course
Water security is a major concern facing humanity and engineers are the primary professionals tackling this issue. Annually, more than 3.4 million people die from water related diseases while 1 in 9 people world-wide do not have access to safe and clean drinking water and 1 in 3 people world-wide are affected by water scarcity. In addition, population growth, urbanisation, climate change and increasing energy demands, are placing unprecedented pressures on our finite water resources. This 1-year MSc programme aims to equip students with the skills needed to design solutions to deliver safe/clean water. The programme will also give opportunities to students to study the economics and management of large projects.
Programme Objectives
The MSc in Water resources Engineering will provide students with the technical competences to provide solutions to water security issues. Core modules will address technical aspects of water provision, water resource management and water / wastewater treatment. A primary objective of the programme is to ensure that students have a thorough understanding of modern hydrological modelling tools. The programme has a strong emphasis on the design of hydrological systems, with students working in groups to solve real-world problems. Graduates of this programme will be in a position to make significant contributions to solving water resource problems in both industry and academic roles worldwide.
Programme Structure and Content
This is a 90ECTS programme, one full year in duration, starting in September and finishing August. The programme comprises an individual research project and thesis (30 ECTS), an integrated group design project (15 ECTS) and a number of taught (core and elective) modules (55 ECTS).
The core taught modules include: Hydrology & Water Resources Engineering, Hydrological Modelling, Design of Sustainable Environmental Systems, Water Quality, Water Resources in Arid Regions, and Applied Field Hydrogeology. Sample elective modules include: Computational Methods in Engineering, Global Change, Offshore & Coastal Engineering, Environmental Economics, Project Management, and Estimates and Costing of Engineering Projects.
The Integrated Group Design Project involves the design of components of a water supply and/or treatment system and will be typical of real-world water resources engineering project. Each student will also complete an individual minor research thesis in the area of water resources engineering. This thesis accounts for one third of the overall programme mark.
What's Special About CoEI/NUIG in this Area
• Water engineering has been taught at graduate level at NUI Galway for over 40 years. During this period students from over 50 countries have graduated from NUI Galway.
• The MSc in Water Resources Engineering is a re-launch of NUI Galway's International Postgraduate Hydrology Programme established by the late Prof Eamonn Nash. Many of the staff who lectured on the Hydrology Programme contribute to the current programme; so the recognised tradition of world-class teaching in water engineering at NUI Galway continues.
• Currently NUIG staff are involved in large-scale funded research projects in water resources, facilitated by the world-class research facilities at NUI Galway.
"It was a privilege and a pleasure to participate in the Galway MSc programme with world renowned hydrologists, excellent technicians and support staff, and Irish and international students. The comprehensive programme provided an excellent basis for my subsequent career in hydrology."
Charles Pearson, MSc Hydrology, NUIG, 1990 Graduating Class
Regional Manager, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
"I am fortunate enough to have completed a world-class course in Hydrology at National University of Ireland, Galway which was taught by world-leading academics and researchers. Since my course completion in 1990, I have been able to play a key role in hydrologic application and research in Bangladesh and Australia based on the knowledge I gained from my studies in Galway."
Professor Ataur Rahman, MSc Hydrology, NUIG, 1990 Graduating Class
Water and Environmental Engineering, School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics, University of Western Sydney
"NUI Galway gave me priceless experiences; it was my first travel outside the Philippines. Being a graduate of NUI Galway opened doors of opportunities for me. My being who I am now started with my NUI Galway experience and I will always be grateful to the institution, to my friends and to my former professors."
Dolores San Diego-Cleofas, MSc Hydrology, NUIG, 1995 Graduating Class,
Assistant Professor at University of Santo Tomas, Manila, Phillipines
How to Apply
Applications are made online via the Postgraduate Applications Centre (PAC):
Please use the following PAC application code for your programme:
M.Sc. Water Resources Engineering - PAC code GYE23
Scholarship Opportunities
There are a number of funding opportunities for International Students planning to attend NUI Galway. Information on these can be found at:
The College of Engineering and Informatics will also award the Nash Scholarship in Water Resource Engineering. This is in memory of our deceased colleague, Eamonn Nash who was our Professor of Engineering Hydrology for many years, and was a well-known in the international engineering community. The "Nash cascade" and "Nash-Sutcliffe coefficient" were named after him, and these still feature in scholarly publications. Over four hundred senior hydrologists throughout the world received their post-graduate hydrological education at this University. Please visit our website for more information on scholarships:
The MSc in Water Resources Engineering is accredited by Irish Aid as an eligible course for their International Fellowship Training Programme (IFTP). Through the IFTP, Irish Aid provides funding for students from eligible developing countries to undertake postgraduate studies on selected courses in colleges and universities in Ireland. More information on Irish Aid Fellowships can be found on the website of the Irish Council for International Students at:
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MSc Biomedical Science
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
The objective of this course is to introduce students to an inter-disciplinary approach to research, which utilises technologies and skills from a wide spectrum of scientific, engineering and clinical disciplines to address fundamental questions originating in biology and medicine.
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Course Objective
The objective of this course is to introduce students to an inter-disciplinary approach to research, which utilises technologies and skills from a wide spectrum of scientific, engineering and clinical disciplines to address fundamental questions originating in biology and medicine. During the course students will carry out a number of practicals. They will be introduced to selected advanced experimental techniques used in biomedical science and industry. The techniques include:
DNA-microarray and RT-PCR, Immunostaining and Confocal Microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Atomic Force Microscopy and Nano Hardness Tester, Mass Spectrometry, various chromatography methods and Infra-red spectroscopy.
Benefits of the Course
The programme offers the Biological Sciences graduate a means of achieving the mathematical, computational, and instrumentation skills necessary to work in biomedical science. Likewise the Physical Science/Engineering graduate will gain experience in aspects of cell biology, tissue engineering, and animal studies. The course work will draw mainly from courses already on offer to undergraduates in the Science faculty, but will also include new modules developed specifically for this course. Expertise from other research institutes and from industry will be used,where appropriate.
The course covers following areas:
Material Science and Biomaterials
Applied Biomedical Sciences
Cell & Molecular Biology: Advanced Technologies
Fundamental Concepts in Pharmacology
Human Body Structure
Protein Technology
Tissue Engineering
Radiation & Medical Physics
Molecular Medicine
Regulatory Compliance in Healthcare Manufacturing
Advanced Tissue Engineering
Introduction to Business
Scientific Writing
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the MSc in Biomedical Science with undergraduate degrees in engineering and science have gone on to work within the medical device and pharmaceutical industry, hospitals and academia.
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MSc Biotechnology
National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Natural Sciences
The MSc Biotechnology programme aims to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and experience that are needed to pursue a successful career in biotechnology.
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The MSc Biotechnology programme aims to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and experience that are needed to pursue a successful career in biotechnology. Through tutorials, lectures, assignments and a four-month research project, the programme focuses on the adaptation and application of biological processes for commercial and industrial use. This course would be suitable for graduates with a primary degree in the Biological Sciences who wish to extend their knowledge and skills for a career in the biotechnology sector.
Graduates have found employment in the pharmaceutical and food industries, and in diagnostic and research services, with companies such as Abbott, Allergan, ICON Clinical Research, Norbrook Laboratories and Pfizer. They are pursuing careers in manufacturing, quality assurance, product development and research, as well as the broader sectors of sales, marketing, and regulatory affairs.
Programme Content:
Core Modules
Research Project:
Five-month laboratory project with an academic research team on a biotechnology topic.
Frontiers in Biotechnology:
An interactive tutorial-based module that will develop students' transferable skill and knowledge of recent advances in biotechnology.
Current Methodologies in Biotechnology:
Experts will teach methodologies fundamental to biotechnological research and application.
Diagnostic Biotechnology:
A comprehensive overview of immunological and molecular diagnostics applied in current biotechnological applications.
Fundamental Concepts in Pharmacology:
Fundamental understanding of how drugs work and how they are discovered and developed.
Protein Technology:
Enhancing protein production and function of biopharmaceutical and industrial proteins on a commercial scale.
Introduction to Business:
Concepts of marketing, management and accountancy and their application in biotechnology businesses.
Optional Modules (Choose 2)
Advanced Industrial Process:
This module is designed to develop an awareness of microbial technologies and their applications to biotechnology.
Applied Concepts of Pharmacology:
This module introduces students to autonomic pharmacology and drug discovery and development.
Scientific Writing:
This module aims to provide students with an in-dept understanding of the process of scientific publications.
Emphasis on the clinical value of manipulation of the immune system.
Quality Management Systems:
QMS for the efficient and safe running of commercial and industrial biotechnology enterprises.
Cell & Molecular Biology: Advanced Technologies
This module outlines the fundamentals of cell and molecular biology.
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MSc Climate Change, Agriculture & Food Security (CCAFS)
National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Natural Sciences
The world's climate is rapidly changing due to global warming, and will continue to do so for the decades and centuries ahead. This poses major challenges for future agricultural systems to provide food and other bioresources for the 9 billion people that will occupy the planet by 2050.
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The world's climate is rapidly changing due to global warming, and will continue to do so for the decades and centuries ahead. This poses major challenges for future agricultural systems to provide food and other bioresources for the 9 billion people that will occupy the planet by 2050.
The 1 year MSc in Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) provides students with the skills and tools for developing agricultural practices, policies and measures addressing the challenge that global warming poses for agriculture and food security worldwide.
The MSc CCAFS programme is a partnership with the international CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS), which is led by the CGIAR and Future Earth, and currently involves over 700 partners worldwide
Graduates of the MSc CCAFS programme will be equipped to pursue roles associated with local, national and international efforts to promote sustainable agricultural production, global food security and climate change adaptation.
There is now a growing recognition of how different agriculture systems can contribute to climate change, past and present. Hence, the dual challenge of adapting future agricultural systems to climate change, must also include mitigation of the effects of agriculture on climate change.
The MSc in Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) is aimed at students who want to combine scientific, engineering, technical, social or policy skills so that they are better equipped to understand and make significant contributions regarding adaptation and mitigation of climate change impacts on global agriculture and food security.
As the climate change challenge for sustainable development and sustainable business on the planet intensifies, there will be a need in all organisations for personnel skilled in both climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies/approaches for the development of greener economies, agrifood systems and low-environmental footprint supply chains.
Graduates of the MSc CCAFS will be well positioned and competitive for positions in research, policy, enterprise, business, administration and other activities across a wide range of public and private sector institutions internationally. Career mentoring, advice, strategy and facilitation will be provided to all students on the MSc CCAFS to ensure that MSc CCAFS graduates rapidly enter employment in relevant institutions and activities where they can build from their interests, experience and training.
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MSc Coastal and Marine Environments
National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Geography and Archaeology
Galway's identity is intertwined with the coast. The Discipline of Geography, with strong links with The Ryan Institute which identifies marine and coastal processes as a Priority Research Area, is delighted to offer a brand new structured postgraduate programme in NUIG.
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Galway's identity is intertwined with the coast. The Discipline of Geography, with strong links with The Ryan Institute which identifies marine and coastal processes as a Priority Research Area, is delighted to offer a brand new structured postgraduate programme in NUIG. This programme is designed to train skilled personnel, who can advise on, organise and regulate an informed development of coastal and marine resources and activities in Ireland, the European Union and worldwide. Ireland's coastal and marine environments are a vital natural resource. This value is reflected in a broad range of current EU directives and strategies aimed at taking full advantage of these resources while also enhancing our natural environments. The Irish Government has recently launched an integrated plan (Our Ocean Wealth), seeking to put into operation these EU policies for our coastal and marine resources. While rapid growth is expected as these new plans come into action, they are not without risks. A recent report by the Marine Institute outlined some challenges: a need to develop our environmental understanding; the challenge posed by climate change; protecting biodiversity; enhancing monitoring capability; greater integration of science, management and advice. The key to achieving the true sustainable development of our coastal and marine resources may be through new educational programmes. On the one hand, facilitating existing managers and planners through targeted learning in this expanding field, while on the other hand, training our current students to be the future decision-makers in these coastal and marine environments.
This is a highly opportune time for an MSc in Coastal and Marine Environments: physical processes, policy and practice. This MSc programme, theoretically informed and with a strong field-based and applied focus, is offered in direct response to newly emerging discourses on the long term health of coastal and marine environments. It seeks to challenge and facilitate students to engage with but go beyond established scientific conceptual and theoretical perspectives, engage new ways of understanding the complexities of our evolving physical coastal and marine environments, and develop critical insights that can support policy and practice in sustaining these increasingly vulnerable environments.
The MSc in Coastal and Marine Environments is a full-time postgraduate course delivered over 3 semesters (12 months). The programme was devised by a team of academics from the Discipline of Geography who have been involved in priority EU-funded and US National Science Foundation (NSF) research on contemporary and future challenges facing coastal and marine areas, including the ANCORIM (Atlantic Network for Coastal Risk Management) (INTERREG) and MARNET (Marine Atlantic Regions Network) (FP7) projects, as well as local and national-level projects on the same. The team is engaged in a broad range of scientific investigation of the physical environment, with an excellent international publication record. Students will become active members of ongoing research programmes and will learn the research and publication process.
There is a strong focus on the formulation of coastal and marine policies and strategies; the identity and role of stakeholders; the nature and impact of local, national and European governance; and the historic and contemporary approaches used to understand the physical processes that control the characteristics of our coast. Development of skills is supported by a significant focus on practical and field-based learning, including short field courses in Ireland and work placements.
It is directed at graduates from Geography, Natural Sciences and other related disciplines in the social and natural sciences, and at professionals in the field who are interested in furthering their knowledge of coastal and marine environments. Students will be required to conduct socially relevant research that addresses the roles of agencies and policy structures in coastal and marine environments.
With coastal and marine resources increasingly promoted as being central to revitalising the Irish economy, the coming years will require well-informed and educated leaders who understand the complexities of the interaction between the economy and health of these environments. This, added to the broader national and European focus on the coastal zone and the urgent need for more Higher Education courses which recognise the renewed importance of sustainability of coastal and marine activities and the multifunctional facets of these areas, should present graduates of this course with opportunities across various fields ( coastal and marine science, environmental consultancy, local/regional/state management agencies, government and policy institute research, politics and governance of the environment, sustainable energy, research laboratories and programmes, teaching, heritage, tourism, etc.). The work placement programme will aid in professional development and offer links with potential employers, giving our students realistic and desirable career opportunities, and built-in work experience upon graduation.
PhD Entry: the MSc Programme can be used as a platform for potential doctoral PhD candidates for research programmes in Geography and our partners in NUIG, especially the Ryan Institute, and abroad. This will encourage the growth and visibility, at home and abroad, of the coastal and marine priority theme research clusters in NUIG.
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MSc in Biomedical Genomics
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
Introduction to programming for biology. Introduction to statistical computing in R. Algorithms for molecular biology. Medical genomics I.
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Core modules
• Introduction to programming for biology
• Introduction to statistical computing in R
• Algorithms for molecular biology
• Medical genomics I: genomics of rare and common diseases
• Medical genomics II: the cancer genome
• Genomics techniques I: sequencing library preparation
• Genomics techniques II: genomics data analysis
Optional modules
• Scientific visualization
• Probabilistic models for molecular biology
• Molecular and cell biology of cancer
• Advanced and applied immunology
• Stochastic processes
• Machine learning
• Applied statistics
• Advanced probability with applications
• Linear modeling
• Bayesian Modeling
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MSc in Computational Genomics
National University of Ireland, Galway
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science (NCBES)
Programming for biology. Overview of molecular biology/genetics concepts. Statistical computing in R. Algorithms for molecular biology.
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Core modules
• Programming for biology
• Overview of molecular biology/genetics concepts
• Statistical computing in R
• Algorithms for molecular biology
• Medical genomics I: genomics of rare and common diseases
• Medical genomics II: the cancer genome
• Genomics techniques I: sequencing library preparation
• Genomics techniques II: genomics data analysis
Optional modules
• Scientific visualization
• Probabilistic models for molecular biology
• Molecular and cell biology of cancer
• Advanced and applied immunology
• Stochastic processes
• Machine learning
• Applied statistics
• Advanced probability with applications
• Linear modeling
• Bayesian Modeling
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MSc in Mechanical Engineering
National University of Ireland, Galway
College of Engineering and Informatics
The MSc is a 12-month, 90 ECTS Level 9 Masters in Mechanical Engineering. This 90 ECTS programme includes a substantial 30 ECTS research project, complemented by 60 ECTS of modules (including 10 ECTS of optional modules).
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The MSc is a 12-month, 90 ECTS Level 9 Masters in Mechanical Engineering. This 90 ECTS programme includes a substantial 30 ECTS research project, complemented by 60 ECTS of modules (including 10 ECTS of optional modules). The research project is directly supervised by a member of academic staff for the full 12-month period on a selected industry or research topic and is assessed on the basis of a written thesis. The modules focus on advanced engineering research methods and technology, where students will combine design, computational methods and modelling, as well as experimental testing and prototyping activities, utilizing state-of-the-art research facilities in the New Engineering Building in NUI Galway. Over two semesters, students will take a total of 10 mandatory advanced modules in mechanics, materials, and applied mathematics for engineering and research methods. In addition, students will choose 2 further modules from a choice of 9 specialist modules including turbo machines, offshore engineering and advanced energy systems.
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MSc in Neuropharmacology
National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Natural Sciences
Neuropharmacology is the study of the effect of drugs on the brain. Research into diseases of the brain (e.g. schizophrenia, depression, Alzheimer's Disease) and their treatment continues at an unprecedented rate.
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Neuropharmacology is the study of the effect of drugs on the brain. Research into diseases of the brain (e.g. schizophrenia, depression, Alzheimer's Disease) and their treatment continues at an unprecedented rate. The purpose of this course is to provide students with an opportunity to acquire the theoretical and applied knowledge of neuropharmacology that will enable them to proceed into developing a career in neuropharmacological research.
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MSc Sustainable Resource Management: Policy & Practice
National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Natural Sciences
This novel course applies a multidisciplinary approach to environmental sustainability based on the specialisms of NUI Galway and University of Limerick.
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This novel course applies a multidisciplinary approach to environmental sustainability based on the specialisms of NUI Galway and University of Limerick. You investigate biodiversity and conservation during Semester 1 in NUI Galway, and evaluate urban sustainability in UL for Semester 2. Much of the teaching is delivered through fieldwork in Semester 1 and there is usually a European fieldtrip in Semester 2. You spend Semester 3 undertaking a research project, based at either institution. Assessment is ongoing and there are no exams. You avail of facilities from both colleges throughout the year and will graduate with a jointly awarded degree.
Semester 1: NUI Galway
Ecosystem Assessment: Appraise geology, hydrology and biodiversity to undertake ecological assessments. 10 ECTS
Biodiversity and Conservation: Assess Nature Conservation legislation, policy and practice in Ireland. 5 ECTS
The Environment and Human Health: Evaluate benefits to health from biodiversity. 5 ECTS
Environmental Problems and Solutions: Critique and develop innovative solutions to real world problems. 10 ECTS
Semester 2 University of Limerick
Material and Energy Flows: Review attributes of material and energy flows within urban systems. 9 ECTS
Urban Form and Transport: Evaluate impacts of urban form and transport:on the environment. 9 ECTS
Urban Household Sustainability: Analyse attributes of household consumption and explore household sustainability. 6 ECTS
Sustainable Life-cycle Engineering: Judge policies and design approaches to tackle problems facing the electronic sector. 6 ECTS
Semester 3 Research Project: 30 ECTS. Individual dissertation based either at NUI Galway or University of Limerick
You learn how to undertake assessments to comply with legislation.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
You pitch your year-long environmental role to a panel.
Varied Assignments
Formal reports to using technology: film, wiki, poster, leaflet formats.
Applied Community Knowledge
You learn how to value stakeholders and engage communities.
Direct experience of sustainable problems and issues
You learn from policy-makers and practitioners working in the field.
This multidisciplinary course equips you with the necessary skills and knowledge to apply to today's competitive workplace.
Graduates gained employment in Ireland, UK, USA, Australia, and elsewhere, in diverse areas such as: University researcher; PhD student; industry based environmental management, environmental analyst, environmental consultant, environment, health and safety officer, environmental quality control officer; consultancy based climate change researcher, waste management officer, agri-environment advisor. Graduates also work for biomedical companies and local authorities.
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Bluetooth and a headset!
I'm a huge headset whore.
I'm not too worried about the radiation we probably get more from getting a tooth x-rayed.
so sad, my iphone is killing me ☹
Well a few friends of mine who're always proposing war between my iPhone and there Samsung phones recently upgraded to the Galaxy S3 and have been reporting major missed calls and call drop out when they actually connect.
They are on three differing networks and live in 5 different areas.
Maybe the antenna is weaker.
Maybe the higher SAR rating is due to the functioning of the iPhone's more powerful antenna...??!
I don't know...
Just saying...
The experts can correct me.
Probably one of those things that take 1000x the amount recorded to do any damage, they prob tested on rats LOL :P
Ya a buddy of mine got a GS3 and had major problems with it, he called samsung tech support and believe or not they sent him some ota patches for known issues with the phone. LMFAO :P Told him WTF?? would a company like that release a phone with known issues?? LOL Sorry but another reason why i stick with iPhone.
Who has ever gotten cancer because of taking on a cellphone? I think the sun is a litrle more dangerous then my iphone.

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Trees, wreathes, Christmas villages, all kinds of Christmas decorations adorn houses across the country, but not many families have a wall of fame that showcases their Christmas spirit and their sense of humor.
Meet the Waters family: John Waters, Attorney at Law, Beth Waters, community volunteer, Spencer Waters, a jet pilot in the Marines, and Alexander Waters, newly-minted lawyer.
Serious professions, yes, but the family is quite the cast of characters. For 30 years, the Waters family has been pushing the envelope with their Christmas cards. It started with a spoof wedding invitation.
"We got married in the fall and right before Christmas we sent out our first Christmas card together and it looked like a wedding invitation with the double tissue and double envelope. It took off from there," said Beth Waters. "Every year we would pick out one major event that we wanted to remember and it's still true today."
"All of a sudden it became a tradition," said John Waters.
People they would write soon realized the Waters weren't right. They didn't always stick to the holiday at hand. Happy Halloween. Happy Thanksgiving. Happy National Backyard Campout Day? Nothing was off limits.
"In 1996 when we were saluting the Olympics, we all were dressed alike and had to have the big huge flag and big space. That was quite a production," said Beth.
And the family favorite is the Y2K card."We had a great time with the bomb shelter," said John.
The family has even been turned into a comic strip courtesy artist Charlie Daniel. These cards are elaborate like a newspaper, a Playbill, one even went airborne. Some years are busy like 2013 when Alexander graduated law school and started working at his dad's firm. Some years aren't busy. At all.
"We're all barefoot. We ain't done squat. I think it was refreshing. It caught people off guard," said Alexander Waters.
"And then sometimes we'll have an idea and it's just so bad we have to scratch it and start all over again like the Holiday Barbie. I was not a very cute Holiday Barbie," said Beth.
The family dog always makes cut. "I'm the animal control officer so we've had some interesting experiences trying to get the dog to act right," said John.
Topping last year's card is always the goal and sometimes that's not easy.
"We have to sit down, we have a family confab and think about it, come up with ideas, brainstorm," said John.
The Waters family definitely doesn't follow the letter of the law at Christmas time, but boy do they bring joy to their friends and family year after year.
"They say your house is on fire you could grab one thing. I'd grab my 30 Christmas cards," said Beth.
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The more important smell test is one of tone: that cocktail of cleverness, warmth, and mania that marked the Henson years.
NBC eventually tore down the dressing room and turned it into a Henson shrine.
The following day the solicitor of the prisoner called upon Mr. Henson, and asked if Mr. Astley would give 10s.
Henson's money and horse enabled him to pay the cash at once.
After listening to Henson's experiences for more than an hour he followed him to the door and begged him to come to see him again.
In 1842 the school was established at Dawn, to which Henson moved with his family.
Henson demanded a hearing and successfully refuted the misrepresentation.
Henson then proceeded to have walnut sawed in Canada and shipped to Boston.
Henson, with similar equipment, went to Clements Markham Inlet.
Henson saw that he was a friend, and opened his heart to him.


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Remarks by Ambassador Wittig to the UN Press Corps on Libya
Feb 24, 2011
W: Violence against civilians and represssion of peaceful demonstrators just has to stop. Apparently the regime in Tripoli did not heed the call of the Security Council that we made on Tuesday. So we really got to think about further action of the Council and that's what we emphasise on.
Q: Is there a possibility of a sanctions resolution?
A: We will have consultations about the next step. It's an ongoing process. But we certainly want the Council not only to monitor as we promised - but to take action.


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Rag & Bone Spring 2013
No doubt I won't be the first, or indeed the last, to comment on the choice of Rag & Bone's show venue, Moynihan Station, at Thirty-third Street and Eighth Avenue. (And no, I'm not talking about the almost unbearable saunalike heat; thank heavens that a run of show can serve as a makeshift handheld cooling device, aka fan.) The site is envisioned as a future expansion of Penn Station, and it's hard not to draw parallels between its proposed radical reimagining and Rag & Bone's David Neville and Marcus Wainwright's own aspirations to build on what's gone before to create something new and relevant and user-friendly. As of now, it can be stated with some certainty that Rag & Bone is streets ahead in achieving that particular goal. Neville and Wainwright have taken the casual/utilitarian Americana thing they've had going on since the very beginning, and made it more sophisticated and nuanced, adding layer upon layer—quite literally—on top of where they first started. That layered approach has paid off big time for them. It not only taps into the way so many women want to dress, it also allows them to pull out and appropriate a piece (or six) that chimes with the way they want to look.
That was certainly evident in their spring 2013 collection, which was a great evocation of a romanticized, and Anglicized, vision of the Dakar car rally, yet which never lost the brand's usual effortless, urban edge. (The opening look: flared black leather shorts under an engineer-striped coat, a loosely buttoned shirtdress, and pedal-to-the-metal platform sandals.) It combined plenty of motocross references—snap-fastening shirts, pouch-pocketed ankle-zippered pants, and cropped or oversize biker jackets galore, several in an electric-green craquelure leather—crisscrossed with artisanal work that suggested designers familiar with the contents of Lady Mary Crawley's lingerie armoire, what with the satiny or lace trim shorts and smocked skirts as delicate as old lawn petticoats. Elsewhere, there were sharp white blazers, a knockout green/black curvy/easy dress, and the latest sighting of that new hybrid double skirt (one short over one long) that has been stalking several NYC runways in the last 24 hours, here in the form of their utility-strapped Bedouin dress.
Backstage, Wainwright was describing the personal landscape that inspired the collection—in addition to Dakar, both his father and grandfather served in the Army and were stationed in northern Africa. Yet in the end, he said, "it's pushing our idea of what a cool girl wants to wear, clothes to live in and be seen in." And it would seem that "girl" is a euphemism for any woman (and there seems to be ever more of them) who shares that attitude. Ringside at the heatbox sat a coolly composed Christy Turlington, fabulously immaculate in the boys' draped ivory top, lean black pants, and hefty sandals, and who managed to look as far from breaking into a sweat as Manhattan is from Dakar.


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It turns out that this is the only way to study the 'jellyfish' of Jupiter, life forms that float freely in the upper levels of the planet.
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Mathematics Information
Office: Room 101
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West Chester, PA 19383
Phone (610) 436-2440
Fax (610) 738-0578
Email: Department Chair
The University Avenue ("UAve") Mathematics Club is an undergraduate student organization whose goals are to present topics of interest and to foster mathematical communication among students and faculty. The club is a student affiliate of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Professor Ilaria and Professor Marano are the advisors for the club.
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REPORT: Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky among BET Hip Hop Awards Cyphers
Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky, and Schoolboy Q are among the artists who have reportedly signed on for the cyphers at this year's BET Hip Hop Awards. According to KarenCivil.com, this year's cyphers were announced at Saturday's taping of the awards ceremony at Atlanta's Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center.
Apparently, there will be eight different cyphers when the Hip Hop Awards air on October 15th on BET. A$AP Mob's A$AP Rocky, Ferg, Twelvy, Nast and Ant will be the second group to show off their skills. Joell Ortiz, Crooked I, Royce da Five-Nine and Joe Budden of Shady Records' supergroup Slaughterhouse will also perform cyphers. Meantime, one of the highly anticipated cyphers will feature Kendrick Lamar and his fellow Top Dawg Entertainment rappers Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Ab Soul and Isiah Radhad.
Saturday's BET Hip Hop Awards paid homage to hip-hop pioneer MC Lyte. She was honored with the I Am Hip Hop Award. Rapper Eve presented Lyte with the honor, while Will Smith and Queen Latifah participated in a tribute to the rap veteran.


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Canola and vegetable oil can be used interchangeably in baking and cooking. Both oils are very bland in flavor. Canola oil is actually a specific type of vegetable oil derived from the Rapeseed plant. It is low in saturated fat, high in monounsaturated fat, and contains healthy omega-3 fatty acids.


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Im not saying that every Benny's a kook, im saying the trashy guys who do get in your way, are kooks
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I wish my parents had a beach house....
You know who cares where you are from. If you're on it...you're on it. If you're respectful to others....you're respectful to others. Area and zip codes don't really matter. Just find your own peak...spread out...first come...first served. Do give dudes who have dedicated their lives to a certain spot your respect. If you haven't surfed that jetty for the last twenty years then don't think you're entitled to peak positioning. Pay your dues, work you way up, and show you're dedicated and serious. The rewards will come your way.
Oh skippy, do Bennies really get in your way that much? Now, I will admit your Bennies are WAY worse than my "shoobies." I can see your point there. Maybe you are right. Oh God I'm having Seaside Heights summer time flash backs right now......OMG..........NOOOO, another steriod abusing, gold chain wearing, Iroc driving, slick backed greasy hair guy..........oh no there's some Newark drug gang members over there...........OMG is that fat chubby girl, with the Elvira hair-do wearing any pants? Scary, scary place. Dang that place makes Wildwood seem quaint, if you ignore the projects and stuff. Wildwood is more inner-city, in ceratain areas, but isn't quite the freak show.
Growing up in Cape May for about the first 25 years of my life, then moving to Monmouth County for the last 20 or so, I can compare the South Jersey tourists from the North Jersey tourists pretty accurately...
South Jersey tourists are mostly from PA and Canada, are relatively friendly, admire the locals for their laid back lifestyle, and like to hook up with them whenever possible. I looked forward to them coming to town, and looked forward to them leaving.
North Jersey tourists are mostly from the wealthy and/or urban areas of NORTH North Jersey and New York, are extremely UNfriendly, either look down on the locals or think they are locals, and look for others of their ilk to hook up with. I only look forward to them leaving.
Maybe things have changed in South Jersey since I lived there, but that was my take...
i had some great waves tonight in vb at 1st st. there were only about 5 people out and it cleaned up nicely with some waist to chest lines.
Wow, I'm stoked for you Mr. Super Fish. I love the sunset sessions. Especially winter ones......ahhh the quiet peaceful feeling you get at dusk in the winter after a surf.
Oh, when it's cold out, isn't putting the heat on your car to the feet the best thing ever? I just love that....get all cozy and shoot
Hopefully just paying some dues for a kick ass spring, summer and fall...... cause we're earning it.
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Members of the Blue Raider Aquatic Club meet at the Doris and Bob
Holloway Health
& Wellness Center.
COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The Lindsey Wilson
College Doris and Bob Holloway Health & Wellness Center has
made a big splash with a group of area children.
More than two dozen area children from ages 6 to 16 are
charter members of the Blue Raider Aquatic Club. The club, which
meets and competes at the Holloway Health & Wellness Center, is
designed to encourage members to be lifelong swimmers.
"All of the kids aspire to be competitive swimmers. We have
some really good swimmers," said associate head coach Sheila Lynch
of Adair County, who has been swimming for six decades. Five of
Lynch's grandchildren are members of the club.
The club -- which is open to members and non-members of the
Holloway Health & Wellness Center who are ages 6-18 -- competes
against other swim clubs in the region and also enters statewide
meets. The club accommodates all levels of experience and ability,
Lynch said.
In addition to Lynch, LWC swimming coach Alicia Kemnitz serves as the club's supervising
The coaches place competitors into groups based on the
competitor's level of motivation, dedication to the team and to the
sport, Lynch said. Others factors are respect, speed and
"Good swimmers are motivated from within to work hard, are
open-minded to new ideas and enjoy themselves in all aspects of
life," Lynch said.
Taylor Smock of Columbia said she enjoys the swim club
because her family no longer has to transport her to Russell
County, the home of her former swim club.
"I really like being in the water and doing something
instead of sitting around," said 13-year-old Taylor, who will be an
eighth-grader this fall.
Reese Pearson, 13, of Columbia, said he's always enjoyed
swimming. Joining the Blue Raider Aquatic Club has allowed him to
enjoy one of his favorite activities while pursuing a long-term
"I want to try to use this to get a college scholarship,"
said Reese, who will be an eighth-grader in the fall. "It's just an
exciting thing that (Lindsey Wilson) is doing this to support the
swim team."
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Francis Marion University will hold an Open House for prospective students and their families on Saturday, March 24.
The day will begin with registration and a continental breakfast at 8 a.m. in the McNair Science Building lobby, and a welcome will be given at 9 a.m.
An information fair will run from 8 to 9 a.m. and three consecutive information sessions will be held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Session topics will include academic programs, financial assistance, residence life, campus services, admissions and more. The information fair will provide an informal way to gather information and ask questions, and will highlight support services available to students.
From 11:30 a.m. to noon, tours of the campus and residence halls will be given. A social and wrap-up will be held from noon to 12:30 p.m.
Open House is a great way for prospective students to meet faculty, staff, administrators and current students – all while learning about FMU programs and services. For more information, contact the FMU Admissions Office at 843-661-1231 or toll-free at 1-800-368-7551.


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Lions Rally Past BCFebruary 9, 2013
Mars Hill, N.C.- The Brevard College women's basketball team lost a 63-52 contest with the Mars Hill College Lions in Stanford Arena on Saturday afternoon, despite a career-high 19 points from BC freshman Shelby Wolfe.
The Tornados took a 6-4 lead on a Tuccoa Brackett layup at the 15:08 mark in the first half, and were ahead until Mars Hill's Erica Warren tied the game at 34-34 with 16:31 remaining in the game.
The Tornados led by as many as 11 in the opening half, but a 7-0 run by Mars Hill early in the second half gave the Lions a 37-34 lead and the game's momentum.
The Lions then used a 12-2 run to take a 49-39 lead on a pair of foul shots by Katie Buckner at 9:42. Mars Hill eventually led by as many as 17 in the game's final minutes.
Wolfe finished an efficient 9-for-15 from the floor in 35 minutes of action to lead BC's scoring attack. Micheala Watkins and Brackett also scored in double figures with 17 and 13, respectively, but three points from Tempestt Mack accounted for the rest of BC's scoring.
Watkins also collected eight steals, grabbed six rebounds and tallied a game-high six assists.
The Tornados and Lions split their season series after BC took the first game 79-74 in Boshamer Gymnasium on December 1st.
The Tornados return to Boshamer Gymnasium on Wednesday to host the Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters at 6 p.m. Brevard edged LMU 59-57 on a Wolfe game-winning jumper with 43 seconds left in overtime on January 16th in Tex Arena.


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Diane is set aside from all the other kids in the orphanage,...
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Four children living peacefully, they aren't normal, they were never normal, in fact they are wizards. Fita, Ludwick, Golong and Baloc are their names. They live in a muggle world, muggles have no clue that they even exist, but one particular spell will cause all the wizard to come together as an army and fight an old enemy that was accidentally summoned by the four children. Seth must find his children before his boss or everything will go down hill. The battle is on as the internationals are brought in to fight for their world before it's revealed to the muggle world.
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Samsung Electronics and Microsoft, at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011 in Las Vegas, unveiled the next generation of the Microsoft Surface experience featuring PixelSense technology, which gives LCD panels the power to see without the use of cameras. Building from the innovation of the first version of Microsoft Surface and Samsung's display technology, it is now possible for people to share, collaborate and explore together using a large, thin display that recognizes fingers, hands and other objects placed on the screen. This experience will come to life in the Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface for business customers later in 2011 in 23 countries, the vendor said.
Dassault Aviation, Fujifilm, Red Bull GmbH, Royal Bank of Canada and Sheraton Hotels & Resorts Worldwide announced that they will deploy the new product.
Microsoft and Samsung worked closely to develop the LCD panel and the new hardware product, which is being manufactured by Samsung and will be sold to business customers through its broad distribution and reseller network.
AMD, at a separate press release, announced that its Athlon II X2 embedded processor, combined with AMD Radeon HD 6700M series graphics, are the foundation of Samsung's SUR40 and the company is also set to launch its new G-series accelerated processing unit (APU) for embedded systems in the first quarter of 2011.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Bristol, Tenn. - Randy O'Dell had his first three hit game of the season and Bennett Hixson added a pair of RBIs, but King's bats came alive after a 25 minute rain delay in the second inning, led by a pair of triples by Bryant Walker as the Tornado topped Brevard at the KC Baseball Complex on Wednesday afternoon, 10-5.
Joseph Lepore (1-1) suffered his first loss of the season as the Tornados fall to 15-16 on the year. Daniel Glenn improved to 3-0 on the year for King (18-9) as the hosts recorded their second consecutive win over Brevard in two years.
Brevard went ahead early in the game, placing their first run of the game across the plate in the top of the first as Zach Merriken reached by getting hit by a pitch and Eric Renegar drew a walk. A fly out by Cody Queen advanced Merriken to third, where he scored on O'Dell's infield single to give Brevard the 1-0 advantage. Hixson followed with a base hit up the middle, bringing Renegar around to double the BC lead.
After Lepore retired King in the bottom half of the inning, the teams were held off the field for a 25 minute rain delay, and the Tornado battled back after the break, evening the score in the bottom of the second. Tyler Gaby tripled down the right field line with two outs, scoring Shane Timberlake and Garrett Cook to knot the game up at two.
The tie was short-lived as King plated four runs in the next inning, with Walker providing the big hit in the inning, driving a triple down the right field line, scoring Stephen Mullins and Danny Laperna. Freeman and Mullins also brought in runs in the frame to put the score at 6-2 after three.
Brevard and King traded runs in the fourth inning as Chad Funkhouser singled in Whit Bowen in the top half of the inning, while Carl Roberts brought in Cook with a base hit in the bottom half of the frame to retain the four run lead.
King added another run in the fifth as Timberlake singled in Walker to stretch the margin to 8-3.
BC added two more runs in the top of the seventh as Renegar singled in Merriken in the inning, while Hixson brought in Queen to cut the deficit to 8-5. However, Freeman followed a Walker triple with a double, and came around to score on a sacrifice fly to put King up 10-5 with two innings to play.
Brevard placed one final runner on base in the eighth as Funkhouser reached on a two-out single, but King was able to retired the final four batters in succession to take home the win.
The Tornados return home to Gil Coan Field on Friday, March 23rd, as Brevard welcomes Tusculum College for the first game of their South Atlantic Conference weekend series. First pitch of the game is set for 3 p.m. At the conclusion of the game, the Tornados and the Pioneers will participate in the St. Baldrick's "BaseBald" fundraiser for childhood cancer research. For more information on the BaseBald event, visit www.BCTornados.com.


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LISTEN: Afrojack remixes Tiesto's 'Red lights'
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Afrojack is putting his spin on Tiesto's "Red Lights." The producer/DJ has taken the uplifting, radio-friendly track and has worked in a darker sound surrounding the vocal.
Afrojack's remix will be included on a "Red Lights" remix package to be released next month.
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GSA Awards $596M Navy Technical Engineering Support Task
November 6, 2001
Contact: Deborah K. Ruiz, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC - FEDSIM, an organization of the U.S. General Services Administration, today named Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), as the winner of a task order valued in excess of $596.6 million for technical engineering support for the Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR). FEDSIM is GSA's Federal Systems Integration and Management Center of the agency's Federal Technology Service.
Competitively awarded through GSA's Millennia contract, the five-year task order provides technical engineering support to SPAWAR organizations and activities worldwide, afloat and ashore. Previously, SAIC provided technical engineering support to SPAWAR through a now-completed task order that FEDSIM established and managed since 1999.
"FEDSIM has managed many sizeable tasks, but this is the largest to date and clearly demonstrates our expertise in managing large-scale IT efforts," said FEDSIM Director Tim McCurdy. The SAIC technical engineering support services task includes systems architecture, systems engineering, system design, configuration control, pre-installation testing, systems integration, information security, and engineering support for acquisition for all SPAWAR business areas.
FEDSIM offers a wide range of support for planning, developing, acquiring, implementing, maintaining, and managing IT resources and support services. Managing over $1.2 billion in new IT acquisitions in 2001, FEDSIM has a proven track record of developing innovative and award-winning solutions to government IT problems and satisfying requirements for specific IT products and services.
Millennia is a multiple-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract vehicle that enables GSA to meet the federal government's demand for large systems integration and development projects by supporting its clients in a timely and cost-effective manner.
For details, contact Jeff Williams at (703) 392-9975 or visit GSA's FEDSIM Web page at http://fedsim.gsa.gov.
GSA is a centralized federal procurement and property management agency created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies and services. GSA, comprised of 14,000 associates, provides services and solutions for the office operations of over 1 million federal workers located in 8,300 government -owned and leased buildings in 1,600 U.S. communities


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Video Tutorial: Mounting Tips for the 3D HERO System
Check out our "GoPro 3D HERO System: Mounting Tips" video tutorial for tips on mounting the 3D HERO System.
Check out our "GoPro 3D HERO System: Mounting Tips" video tutorial for tips on mounting the 3D HERO System.
HERO4 Black Edition Camera Current software version: HD4.02.02.02.00Release date: 2/4/2015 Feature Enhancements: Adds Time Lapse Video mode Adds 720p240 video mode (Narrow FOV only) Adds 2.7K60 video mode Adds Auto Image Rotation Adds 30 photos/6 seconds Burst rate Old software versions: HD4.02.01.00.04 - Release date: 10/05/2014 HD4.02.01.02.00 - Release date: 10/14/2104 HERO4 Silver Edition Camera Current software version: HD4.01.02.02.00Release date: 2/4/2015 Feature Enhancements: Adds Time Lapse Video mode Adds Auto Image Rotation Adds 30 photos/6 seconds Burst rate Old software versions: HD4.01.01.00.00 - Release date: 10/05/2014 HD4.01.01.02.00 - Release date: 10/14/2014... Read More »
If your camera automatically starts taking a video recording upon powering it on, the camera has One Button Mode enabled. This will be indicated by your camera's LCD screen blinking and the red LED blinking on the front of the camera. If you do not want One Button mode enabled, this article will explain how to disable it. HD HERO (Original) To exit one button mode, please turn on the camera so it starts either recording or taking the photos. While it is doing so, press and hold the shutter button... Read More »
It is possible to record video with one camera and capture time-lapse photos with the other camera in the in the 3D camera housing, but not with the 3D Sync Cable inserted. The 3D Sync Cable will only assist with synced 3D recording when modes are identical between cameras. If you would like to use the 3D housing for dual recording you can simply neglect the 3D Sync Cable and start recording before inserting the cameras into the housing. Make sure to place the camera that is upside down in Upside-down... Read More »
Check out the "GoPro 3D HERO System: How it Works" video tutorial to learn basic operation of the 3D HERO System.
Dual HERO System Processor: A Sandy Bridge i7 or newer is the minimum for 3D editing, with a Haswell i7 recommended. RAM: 4GB min, 8GB rec. 3D HERO System You will need a computer that meets the minimum required specifications for the GoPro Studio software.
When the 3D sync cable is inserted, the shutter button of the Master (right) camera will start and stop recording for both the right camera and the left camera. If you would like to adjust modes, or turn the camera on and off you will need to use the mode/power button on both cameras. Please watch the video tutorial on how the 3D HERO System works:
The SD cards do not have to be the same in each camera that you're using in the 3D HERO System. You can have different sizes, class ratings, and brand SD cards, and the sync will still be effective. We recommend only purchasing name brand SD cards through reputable resellers. There are both counterfeit and underperforming SD cards out in the marketplace, which can prevent proper functioning of your HD HERO camera's features.. For the HD HERO Original camera, we recommend 16GB Class 4 SDHC cards. For the HD HERO2 camera,... Read More »
You need to change settings on each camera individually in order to be able to use your files for 3D. Always make sure that settings are updated and set to be exactly the same on each camera before 3D recording.
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This is my guide to creating a wall type art that will look like this in the end...
First step is to go to this site...
Once there click the Rasterbate Your Image button-
Next, make sure the upload from your computer button is pushed in- (you can do a link if you want to, but this is easier for some people to just upload a pic)
Click the browse button here and choose the file you will be uploading (has to be under 1 megabyte)
After you have uploaded (which may take a couple minutes depending on how good/shitty your internet is), play around with cropping until youâre happy. Then click the Size button in the top left-
This is the step where you choose how many pieces of paper youâre picture will take up. I chose about 30 because I have a laser printer with a huge amount of ink.
This step is where you choose the printing out settings. I would recommend you leave them the same (although if you want the image to be more clear, change the dot size to 7mm instead of 10 or vice versa). When done click the Rasterbate button.
You will then get a screen where it gives a loading bar. When done just download the pdf it gives you and print.
And thats how you do it
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Chloe Moretz: Black and White Babe at the 2014 Met Gala
It's one of the biggest events of the year for the fashion industry and earlier tonight (May 5) Chloe Moretz strolled up to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City for the 2014 Met Gala.
Clad in a gorgeous getup, the "Carrie" star was hard to miss with her beautiful smile and picture perfect poses as she mingled with fellow attendees.
The 2014 Met Gala celebrates the opening of the redesigned Costume Institute and First Lady Michelle Obama will be on hand to officially kick things off.
Among the evening's highlights will be the unveiling of the newly-named Anna Wintour Costume Center, as well as plenty of amazing frocks from the top designers across the globe.


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Milwaukee Event Calendar
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Stay up late for the uncensored improv comedy of The Midnite Show! The group gets suggestions from the audience, then performs based off of what was said. The shows are sometimes dirty, irreverent, silly or satirical, but one thing is certain -- they're always funny.
TIckets are $5. The show is rated R, and guests must be 18 or older to attend. The bar will also be open until bar time after the show.
Comedy Sportz420 S. First St.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Venue Description:ComedySportz is a local comedy club and the fastest moving, longest running comedy show in Milwaukee. The improv show usually performs to standing room only crowds, so reservations are recommended. Special performances by request. Also specializing in private parties and entertainment/food packages for corporations, meetings or any special event.


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I have a bunch of low competition keywords that are not receiving impressions of my ads. That mostly includes keywords where no ads are being served and worst case they receive 1-3 ads. My ads are highly relevant to the keywords and in other services get CTRs of 1.1% to 1.6%
When I use the tool to test the bid required for first page placement, all but a few require over $1.00 One requires over $3.00! The lowest is $.30.
Given the conversion history, the most I can afford is around $.10 for break even.
Does anyone know why this would happen and hopefully suggest fixes?
Heh heh, I don't really know the answer, but I'd say it helps to explain why Google is so rich. I used to use Adwords, using similarly cheap keywords. I found that, over time, the price kept going up, even though no one else seemed to be using them—i.e. there was no competition for those keywords. I got the sense in the end (though it is only an opinion) that Google just slowly jacks the bid price up anyway, whether there's competition or not. Even if there are no other ads showing on the home page, they still want you to pay a certain amount to be placed on page 1. Often I found that my ad would only appear on page 10 or something, even though there were no ads on any of the previous pages—and I assume it was because Google was trying to get me to pay more for the privilege of having the ad on page 1. (Apologies to Google and everyone else if this is wrong, but it was the only conclusion I could reach, and I was turned off the whole thing, assuming it was rigged and not fair.)
It's just how it works. Google is basically saying "pay up, if you don't like it go somewhere else". But there's nowhere else, is there. It's not a perfect system, and a lot of people are turned off by it... I don't think you can 'fix' anything about it.
It's intrinsically dishonest. Too bad.
I'm not sure if it is dishonesty or simply that the automated system that calculates the prices considers you as your own competitor.
I dont think it is dishonesty. You should use any other alternative.
It's been a long time since I had last used adwords. Back in those days, the high bid was displayed, even if it was just a .01. As far as I can see, that is still the public posture.
If they have a policy with minimum bids, say so. And they should be transparent about it. Provide the approximate amount with the keywords list instead of making the advertiser waste precious time testing to find it. Anything less is an abuse of advertiser goodwill and time, and yes, intrinsically dishonest.
I haven't looked at Google Adwords for while. But when I did look at it, the Google literature lead one to believe that it was a pure competitive bid system where ads would show based on highest bid. So theoretically if there are no ads you should be able to appear for a click rate of one penny. But Google estimates the amount of clicks you would get based on impressions (which is based on search volume for the respective keywords) and if there isn't enough yummy money in it for Google, they will not show your ad unless you greatly increase the price you are willing to pay.
So no, it really isn't a competitive bid system. Google has the right to name their own price for advertising on their network. But it is/was dishonest for them to portray themselves as a competitive bid network when they really aren't. It's more of a floor or a minimum revenue thing where Google isn't going to show your ads unless there is a minimum amount of money in it for them.
About four or five years ago or so when I looked at advertising on Google after they killed my traffic the minimum rate to have my ads displayed was $0.10. That isn't cheap for a website which at the time had no revenue.
Every time Google kills my traffic I get an email a week or two later trying to get me to pay for advertising. Anyone else get those emails?
Hello from Google!
A few weeks ago we offered you $100 in free advertising to try ads on Google. We want to remind you that there's still time to take advantage of this offer to drive more traffic to your website.
With what you've learned from your Google Analytics account, you're in the perfect position to attract more visitors. For instance, you could look for keywords that your best customers uses to find you, but where you're not at the top of search results. Those keywords are ripe for search ads.
That email was sent right after they completely killed my traffic. I have a Analytics/Webmaster Tools account and after Google killed my traffic, I got some emails trying to get me to pay for advertising as I do every time Google crushes my traffic. I got a total of 86 visitors from Google in November 2012 compared to 6,000 from Yahoo/Bing (and a couple thousand direct and some other referrals). From Nov. 15 to Dec. 15 I got 81 visitors from Google. In January 2012 I got 650 visitors from Google compared to 6,500 from Yahoo/Bing. In early 2008 Google ranked that site #1 for two weeks or so and I was getting 2,000 visitors per day from Google.
My Yahoo/Bing traffic has held steady for years. Google keeps reducing traffic every year and keeps sending me emails trying to get me to pay for advertising. For most of this year I was getting 600+ visitors from Google each month (about a tenth of what I get from Yahoo and Bing combined) and then it dropped to less than a hundred, then they solicit paid advertising!
I don't think there is any doubt: Google is crooked. Google is manipulating search results to drive advertising revenue. If you aren't getting traffic you have no choice but to pay Google.
Yes, I too tried targeting keyword phrases with little to no competition and couldn't bring the cost down. It's frustrating and unfair how Adwords puts a stranglehold on all of us when it comes to ppc.
I have since moved to Adcenter which is more doable for most people looking to advertise.


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The water pump and/or the plastic side tanks on the radiator may leak causing a loss of coolant. The engine may overheat due to coolant loss. Continued coolant loss after external leaks have been repaired could indicate a blown head gasket.
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