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All Punjab National Bank (pnb) branches in Sehore District with IFSC Code
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REDLANDS - First it was the Sharks vs. the Jets.
Come Saturday, it will be the Terriers vs. the Wildcats.
Redlands and Redlands East Valley high schools will battle it out at the Mock Trial County Championships at the Foothill Law and Justice Center in Rancho Cucamonga.
The two schools beat out 27 other high schools across the county to take a spot in the finals after two nights of semi-final competition held Wednesday and Thursday at the San Bernardino Civic Courthouse in downtown San Bernardino.
The competition is a simulation of a court case where students portray key characters and take turns representing both sides of a case - the prosecution and defense - before a real judge and two attorneys.
RHS was pitted against the Academy for Academic Excellence from Apple Valley in a redux of last year's finals where the Terriers took home the top prize and bragging rights.
Getting into the finals "is absolutely thrilling" said RHS adviser Donna St. George. In addition to the win in 2011, the Terriers have come home with many 1st place county wins over the years.
"I've got a wonderful team who has worked very hard. There's no `quit' in them," she said. "They have given me all their time and their commitment, and the affection that we share is mutual."
REV was locked in a competition against Cajon High School of San Bernardino, during the semi-finals, where the Cowboys took on the role of prosecution and the Wildcats served as the defense.
Ed Berman, adviser for the Wildcats, said he was very proud of his team and the work they displayed during the competition so far.
"We've pretty much worked really hard and I thought they were going to do it," he said. "We were pretty well matched with Cajon... they played well, and so did we. But it gets down to the polishing touches and so forth. (Getting to the finals) wasn't a shock to the system, I believe if you work hard you have a shot to be there, and the kids worked really hard."
Saturday's match-up will be a redux of last year's semi-final round where RHS took on REV and beat the Wildcats to go to the finals.
Both teams are ready to see what each other has to offer this Saturday, they said Thursday.
"I really hope that we make it to state this year, because we made it last year and I want to continue it," said RHS Senior and team co-captain, Seth Wacks, 17. "We are focused more on our performance this year... and how our witnesses do their thing."
For many seniors participating on both teams, it is bitter sweet for them to make it to the finals on their last year, especially for REV senior Hailey McClung, 17.
"It feels great. All of our hard work and time has we put forth (has helped) us succeed. I had some nerves, but I was more confident (this year) and I'm happy for my team that we made it this far," she said.
Close to 500 high school students participated in the Mock Trial competition this year, co-sponsored by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools and the San Bernardino County District Attorney.
REV has 17 students on its team, while RHS has 13 on its varsity team and 14 students on its junior varsity team.
RHS' JV team took 7th in its portion of the competition, St. George said.
The winner of Saturday's competition will advance to the state finals on March 22 through 24 in Riverside.
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In a typical month, we devote this space to a new product or technology that may not have reached a show's exhibit floor or the press release stage. Since this is our 10th Anniversary issue, we wanted to take that one step further.
At some recent concrete industry events, we scoured the exhibit floors and asked some manufacturers what they see happening to their products over the next 10 years. Their answers were enlightening.
Ready-mix trucks
"What's affecting our customers most now, and probably for the next five to 10 years, is emission control for trucks," says Frank Nerenhausen, vice president of the concrete placement division at McNeilus Companies. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency standards for heavy trucks require a 65% reduction of nitrogen oxide (NOX) emissions between 2007 and 2008, setting NOX emissions at a record low of 0.07 grams per mile.
In response, engine parts manufacturers have added systems and hardware, such as exhaust scrubbing devices. Engines are heavier and use fuel for after-treatment purposes, and have therefore become less efficient. Nerenhausen points to the development of lightweight equipment, like water tanks and mixer drums, to counteract this trend. "The adaptation of composite technology will be revolutionary to the ready-mix industry because of its durability and weight-savings to maximize payloads and productivity," Nerenhausen predicts.
Batch equipment
The future for batching is in pre-cast operations, according to Ted Holzum, president of Standley Batch Systems. He cites demand for precast and prefab concrete homes in hurricane-prone areas, among other factors.
"We started doing a lot with pavers and segmental retaining walls in the late 1980's and they're still going strong," says Holzum. "But we're moving more and more to precast because so much can be pre-made. Any time you can do something in a factory, it's more feasible and cheaper than what you can do on a jobsite."
As industry innovations such as self-consolidating concrete and specialized admixtures develop, Holzum predicts even more growth for pre-cast. "Anything that can make things go quicker on the job site will get bigger over the next decade," he says.
GivenHansco helps producers consolidate their business and financial systems onto a common database platform. However, company president Gary Given is already looking ahead to the next trend: remote devices.
Given estimates the concrete industry is 12 to 18 months behind other industries using this technology. "You see companies like FedEx and DHL using it all the time, but we're still using paper and signed copies on every delivery," he says. "It adds to the overhead and administration on every order."
Given sees the industry adopting processes like printing tickets in truck cabs, making onsite ticket changes, and accessing critical data on-demand. "It will be an education process for customers, but if producers want it, the technology will support it," he says.
Brian Impellizeri recalls being at the International Builders' Show in Orlando, Fla., in January, when he turned on a morning news show on television. Viewers were being given a dose of environmentally friendly, sustainable greenness.
Impellizeri, Grace Construction Products' manager for decorative and masonry accelerators, was impressed that this was not just being televised to those in the building industry, but to a general audience. "The future is all going to be about green," he says.


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This is our most prestigious event of the summer. All teams are invited to battle for the title of Supreme Summer Team!
The champions will take home a set of rings!!! The event has been running since 2003. over 100 teams participate on the specific weekend. This weekend is restricted to Travel B, Select, AE, A, AA teams. Girls and Boys AAA/Elite are the following weekend!
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I hate it when people say they "HATE surprises!"
Ummm, no you don't.
You're going to tell me that if I (or someone else you adore) showed up to your front door on a random evening with a quality baguette, cheese, wine and some fabulous conversation you're going to be totally miffed? I highly doubt it!
Everyone loves a pleasant surprise – like a free coffee, unexpected flowers or getting a card in the real-life mail – but some people just prefer to feel in control of a situation they're unsure of. And that's completely okay.
But sometimes you just have to ease up and roll with the surprises. They're probably going to be awesome ones.
This soup was a surprise – and a damn fine one. The surprise part came from adding some jarred roasted red peppers which gave the soup an excellent sweet-smokey flavor and generally tszujed the whole thing up.
Also, I suggest adding a tiny pinch of (surprise!) baking soda to your tomato soups (and sauces) – it reduces the acidity of the canned tomatoes allowing their sweetness to shine through.
If you've got some stale bread lying around, make some pan-toasted croutons to top this soup off – they're super easy, thrifty and will impress the person who's eating with you.
Tomato and Roasted Red Pepper Soup (serves 2-4)
– 1 tablespoon olive oil, plus more if needed
– 1 medium yellow onion, diced
– 4 cloves of garlic, chopped
– 1 can of whole tomatoes (I used canned cherry tomatoes, but plum tomatoes are good too)
– 2 whole (or 1/2 cup chopped) roasted red peppers (from a jar)
– 4 cups vegetable broth
– salt and pepper
– a pinch of baking soda
Heat olive oil in a large pot over a medium high heat. Add onions and a sprinkle of salt and cook stirring for 5 minutes until soft. Add garlic and cook for another minute until fragrant. Add a little more olive oil if the pan goes a little dry.
Add tomatoes, red peppers and vegetable broth. Crush the tomatoes with the back of a wooden spoon as you stir everything around a bit. Add a small pinch of baking soda and stir into the soup. The fizzy action means its working.
Bring it all to a boil and then reduce to a simmer and cook for about 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
All the soup to cool for about 10 minutes and then puree it in a blender in batches. I left a ladleful or two out, so keep a little texture. Do whatever you'd like!
Serve warm with chopped herbs (I got in on some chive action!) and pan-toasted croutons or bread.
Pan-Toasted Croutons
– 2 pieces of slightly-to-moderately stale bread (I used 3 day-old sourdough)
– 1 tablespoon olive oil
– 1 garlic clove, minced
– smoked sea salt
– cracked pepper
Cut bread into bite-sized squares and heat olive oil in a medium pan over a medium heat.
Add bread, garlic, salt and pepper to the pan and toss to coat the bread in seasoning and oil. Arrange the bread pieces in a single layer and cook them for 3-4 minutes on each side until golden. Store in an air-tight container for 1 day.


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Celebrity Photo: Friends Stud Matt LeBlanc Dyed His Hair For How Long?!
Joey Tribbiani was actually a silver fox.
-Carolyn French
Did you know that charismatic small-screen veteran Matt LeBlanc colored his spiky 'do the entire time he was on Friends? That's 10 freaking years!
Needless to say we were totally shocked … and rather impressed.
Matt, 43, had the ill fortune of falling into the category of stars that started going gray far too early (see: Steve Martin).
Read Exclusive! A Troubled Ex-Friends Star
"I dyed my hair the whole time on Friends," Matt confessed this week during a TCA panel about his new series Episodes.
As for what finally caused him to step away from the Natural Instincts for Men, LeBlanc said "I just was sick of doing it."
Well we still think he's hot, with or without the dye job! (Us Magazine)
Carolyn French is an assistant editor at BettyConfidential.


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The mission of the Crop Science Research Laboratory is to: (1) conduct genetic, entomology, pathology, and plant resistance research on cotton and corn for major insect and disease pests; (2) to expand the knowledge of molecular processes of cotton and corn; (3) to develop sustainable agricultural technologies and systems; and (4) to develop technologies to optimize waste use and disposal from confined swine and poultry production via various crop and soil systems. To accomplish this mission the Laboratory has two Research Units: Genetics and Sustainable Agriculture and Corn Host Plant Resistance. This research is accomplished using integrated, multidiscipline research teams.


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Do you love Halloween? The scary season is fast approaching and to celebrate we are running the Halloween Costume Competition!
Last year the competition was fierce, with an awesome Ghostbusters ensemble taking first prize! Check out last year's costumes and get inspired to create your best outfit yet.
How to Enter1. Take a photo of your best Halloween costume. 2. Post it in this Thread. 3. Keep an eye on the thread and see what the competition is like!
What you win The most awesome of all badges! The Halloween Badge. Only one is given out per year! Check out the badge in the Notes Post!
The competition will be running from the 31st of October until the 13th of November (that's two weeks to get that photo in!) GOOD LUCK !
It would be good if this was a 'sticky' post, you should also mention the prize
MSFX said
what's the prize what's the prize what's the prize?
The only thing you can't buy, well… unless you buy envato itself… a badge…
How about a Halloween AudioJungle/ThemeForest/GraphicRiver etc comp, judged by the reviewers? The winners get featured on the homepages the week of Halloween.That would be awesome!
SoundFix that's a pretty awesome idea! Our reviewers are pretty busy but it's something I'll look into.
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SoundFix that's a pretty awesome idea! Our reviewers are pretty busy but it's something I'll look into.
Thanks! That's great
Always excited to see new costumes
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…or wherever it is the telly's located.
[ Assuming, that is, that you own one! ]
jumping right in on that tip
[ the one by which I'm putting the ass in "assumption," yes ]
I dare say:
perhaps you recognize the following image, credited to a certain 'Dirk Mai'
[ Make-Up by Stacey Hummell ]
Yeah, you know, the one in which I'm all gussied-up in the grand regalia of Mildred von Hildegard's
highly-coveted [ & oft-imitated ] line of conceptual bespoke brilliance
known as 'Mother of London'
[ …? ]
the photo shoot was captured on film—
namely, the latest documentary by Christopher Hines
[ pictured: musician & model Quentin Elias ]
After a wildly successful round
in the festival circuit,
it's slotted to premiere at 8 PM
on MTV Network's Logo
"Chiseled bodies, flawless skin, sculpted jawlines. At a time when popular culture objectifies men more than ever, it's hard for them to avoid the pressure to possess such physical traits. In his follow-up to The Butch Factor, director Christopher Hines exposes how far some will go to attain the 'Adonis Factor' — the kind of god-like masculine beauty only seen in ancient Greek sculptures.
Hines takes viewers on an eye-opening journey through circuit parties, gay porn, and [ AHEM! ] avant-garde fashion photo shoots, all of which promote their own kinds of idealized physiques. By capturing a diverse range of voices — from those who dedicate their lives to the pursuit of mainstream male beauty, to those who openly spurn it — The Adonis Factor ultimately
poses the question: does a man's fixation on body image make him any happier?"
[ via Breaking Glass distribution ]
Promotional Trailer:
[ Purchase : DVD ]
T H E Y Say :
"More than ever, we live in a body conscious world, one where images of the male body are targeted at you 24/7. No wonder then that many men, both gay and straight, find themselves unhappy with their body image, opting to go to various lengths, some extreme, in the pursuit of their ideal of physical perfection.
Yet in an increasingly superficial society, one where your look may well shape, if not define you, is this any surprise? Indeed as one participant in this thought-provoking documentary from writer, producer and director Christopher Hines put it, "how I look has made my experience of being a gay man, the
better" and here cue more parties, more sex, more friends. Yet life is a lot more complicated, as Hines sets out to show, along the way taking into account the thoughts of dermatologists, doctors, psychologists and sexologists, to plastic surgeons kept busy with never-ending requests for face lifts to pec implants.
Yet whilst surgically enhanced male beauty comes with a price tag attached to it, others things in life arrive with alarming side effects. For here Hines charts not just the use of illegal growth hormones and steroid abuse, but shocking slimming disorders that see twink styled teens resorting to aerobic bulimia, literally working off everything they eat, as opposed to throwing the calories up, just to stay thin beyond thin. All of which brings to mind the question of what has society become, when the pressure to fit in results with many playing Russian Roulette with their health?"
[ In Conclusion ]
"Filled with more buffed-to-perfection muscular studs than what you can shake a waxing strip at…" [ L O V E ! ] Hines "deliver[s] an eye-opening insight into the yin and yang of the gay world."
[ David Hall, Gay Celluloid ]
Hey ma!
One that mentions me,
e v e n :
"…Willowy model Clint Catalyst [ with a marvelous makeup sequence that magically employs loose chains and spray paint to conjure up a compelling cover visage ] has moved miles away from the persecution of small-town bigotry to moulding his admiration for the likes of David Bowie into a personal statement that can be truly savoured.
By journey's end, there is much hope that the queer amongst us will be accepted first by themselves, then by their peers and finally by the world at large. As commentator-comedian Bruce Vilanch points out, the ultimate male physique has been deified and envied since the original Olympics, where competitors never had to struggle into skimpy spandex."
[ Laughter over the thought of me in spandex; fond affections for the JWR — ditto, Canadians in general ]
and with
Full Disclosure
of the Short Notice
The Adonis Factor Airs Again
☆ ★ ☆ on Tuesday, April 5th at 11:30 A.M. [ Eastern Standard Time ] ☆ ★ ☆
[ schedule/listing ]
[ model/actor Anderson Davis , one of the film's interview subjects ]


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I had installed backtrack 5 r3 32 bit kde on my samsung laptop, but it is taking fbdev driver by default in xorg.conf file ,
Somebody Please help me to configure intel driver in xorg.conf.If my manually change Driver to "intel" in xorg.conf it crashes.
I have i3 3rd gen processor, intel HD 4000 integreted graphics onboard.


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SAN BERNARDINO - Declarations of political candidacy tend to be celebratory, but on Friday, Draymond "Dray" Crawford II announced he was running for mayor after somberly recounting the attack on Pearl Harbor - a disaster that was preceded by years of warnings, he said.
"The city of San Bernardino is under attack, not from a foreign force but...in short, a lack of leadership," he said, speaking in front of 26 people on the steps of City Hall. "Warnings came from our staff and our residents and others...but today we live in a day of infamy."
Crawford, who works for the city Public Works Department in charge of crews that clean graffiti and maintain trees, said the city needed a leader who wasn't in power as finances dwindled and the city filed for bankruptcy.
He answered questions about what he saw as responsible for the city's bankruptcy filing - increased pension costs and project spending and a lost utility tax were high on the list - but said he wasn't running for mayor so he could point fingers.
"I'm not coming here to give you lip service - it's all written down," he said, holding a document that details revenue increases he says will total $20 million a year.
That includes parking meters downtown, along the SBX bus corridor that's being constructed and at San Bernardino Valley College, as well as a yearly graffiti fee.
"That's seed money to help pay our debts and convince our creditors we're serious," he said.
Not mentioned in the news conference but emphasized in an interview beforehand was having work done by local companies with local workers, something he said should be built into the proposal-seeking process more than it is now.
"We need to recycle as much of our tax money as possible," he said.
Crawford, 50, served in the Marines and as a police officer in Fontana and Long Beach and has been on the Police Commission for eight years, according to his LinkedIn profile. He said he graduated from Fontana High School and moved to San Bernardino in 1993.
Crawford is the first person to formally announce candidacy for the November 2013 election. Mayor Pat Morris said he will not run, and two-time candidate and longtime City Attorney James F. Penman said he has no plans to run again. Several City Council members are also reportedly interested.
It's time for an outsider to lead the city, several residents listening to the announcement said.
"I'm interested in hearing your platform because (current officials) have to go," said Tracylyn Sharitt, who previously mounted a recall petition against several council members. "Mayor (Pat) Morris officiated my son's wedding, but he has to go."
Even if he probably wouldn't vote for Crawford, resident Scott Olson said his challenging statements were good for the city.
"There are so many things that need be brought to the public," Olson said. "The more voices people hear this from, the better."
Crawford said he had planned to run for a council seat in the 6th Ward - representing the Westside - but saw a need for greater change.
"This is our city," Crawford said. "Nobody else is going to do it but us."
Reach Ryan via email, or call him at 909-386-3916.


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Francis Marion University
President's Board Room, Stokes Administration Building
Friday, June 2, 2006 – 11:30 am – 12:30pm
Presiding: Present:
Mr. Kenneth W. Jackson Mrs. Teresa C. Anderson
Chairman Mr. James A. Brown, Jr.
Mr. T. Hal Campbell
Dr. H. Randall Dozier
Mr. William M. Ellen
Mr. L. Franklin Elmore
Mrs. Melissa J. Emery
Mr. Edward S. Ervin, III
Member Emeritus
Mrs. Patricia C. Hartung
Mr. Robert E. Lee
Mr. George C. McIntyre
Mrs. Gail Ness Richardson
Mrs. Carolyn Beasley Shortt
Mr. W. C. Stanton
Mr. Robert Williams, Jr.
Others Present:
Ms. Kathy Andrews, Director of Publications and Marketing
Dr. Ken Autrey, Chair of the Faculty
Mr. Garry L. Ballard, Executive Director of Communications Services
Mr. Darryl Bridges, Dean of Students
Dr. Fred Carter, President
Dr. Richard Chapman, Provost
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Cooper, Director of Community Relations
Mrs. Kim Davis, Human Resources / Employment and Assistant Director of Institutional Research
Mr. Jay Dowd, Vice President for Development/Executive Director of FMU Foundation
Mr. Daniel Dukes, Legislative Liaison
Dr. Ron Faulkenberry, Dean of the School of Education
Mrs. Rachel R. Hamaie, Executive Assistant to the President
Mr. Murray Hartzler, Director of Athletics
Mr. Michael Hawkins, Associate Athletic Director for Media Relations and Marketing
Mrs. Brandie Hayes, Director of Alumni Affairs
Dr. Joseph E. Heyward, Vice President for Student Affairs
Mr. Jay Kispert, Vice President for Business Affairs
Dr. Ken Kitts, Associate Provost
Mr. Bob Merritt, University Attorney
Mr. Jim Newman, Morning News
Dr. Charlene Wages, Vice President for Administration
Kenneth Jackson called the meeting to order at 11:30 am. He then asked Rachel Hamaie to call the roll. Mr. Jackson then noted for the record that media notification had been made in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act, and a quorum was present.
Mr. Jackson presented the minutes of the February 3, 2006 Board Meeting to the Board for approval. George McIntyre made a motion that the minutes be approved, and the motion was seconded by James Brown. The minutes received unanimous approval by the Board.
Academic Affairs and Accreditation Committee:
Trish Hartung began her report by presenting a committee recommendation that the Board approve Resolution 05-06, Resolution for Approving the Francis Marion University Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan had been sent by mail to each Board member for review one month prior to the meeting. She then informed the Board that the final version of the Strategic Plan being considered for approval reflected organizational changes, but that there were no changes to the content. She stated that the Strategic Plan was approved by the Faculty on April 11, 2006. In addition, the Board approved the objectives of the Strategic Plan in the 1999-2000 academic year. Robert Williams made a motion that the Resolution be approved. Carolyn Shortt seconded the motion. The Resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mrs. Hartung stated that the committee received a report on enrollment at Francis Marion University. She reported that enrollment continues to increase. The quantity of freshman applications increased as well as the quality of applicants. The committee also received a report from the Director of the Center of Excellence, Tammy Pawloski. The Center of Excellence is involved in training teachers to work with children of poverty. Dr. Pawloski hopes we will be able to lead other organizations to recognize the need for such a program.
Development and Alumni Committee:
Hal Campbell reported that the committee received a report from Jay Dowd. Also, Brandie Love was introduced in the committee meeting as the new Director of Annual Giving. He reported that as of April 30th the Capital Campaign has gifts and pledges totaling $31, 212, 941 compared to an original goal of $12,000,000.
He then reported that the Foundation Board elected new officers. Tim Norwood will be the new Chairman. Reamer King will continue as Vice Chairman. Hal Campbell will continue as Secretary and Floyd Keels will continue as Treasurer. There were also new Foundation Board members elected. They are Ben Zeigler, an attorney with Haynsworth, Sinker and Boyd, Mark Avent, with Pepsi-Cola in Bennettsville, and Allie Brooks, a retired educator from Florence School District 1.
Mr. Campbell reported that this year's Annual Golf Tournament generated $25, 713 in net revenue. The next Francis Marion University Foundation / Alumni Golf Classis is scheduled for March 16, 2007.
He then reported that this fall the Real Estate Foundation will purchase the west campus from the FMU Foundation, which does not include the 4 acres of commercial/retail development along Highway 76. This allows the FMU Foundation to engage in developing this acreage as needed. It will also substantially relieve the burden on the FMU Foundation as it relates to the note payable on the property.
Mr. Campbell reported that the University will assume greater responsibility for scholarships increasing unrestricted monies within the Foundation. This will generate an additional $45,000 in unrestricted dollars.
In addition, he reported on the following alumni events and activities:
1. Homecoming occurred from February 23rdth through February 25th. The School of Education held a reception at The Cottage on Thursday afternoon where approximately sixty five people attended. Four alumni were recognized as outstanding educators. On Friday night a dessert and coffee reception was held at The Cottage. Over fifty alumni, faculty and staff gathered to recognize the Hall of Fame inductees: Precious Adderson '02 and Jennifer Brabson. Also on hand were the 1986 women's basketball championship team and Coach Sylvia Hatchell. Saturday was Homecoming Day and the Patriot Fest.
2. The School of Business Alumni Breakfast had a record number of 80 in attendance this year. The Outstanding Alumnus recognized this year was Sherry Miller Jones '89, '95 of Darlington.
3. A new Alumni Directory was published. This is the third published directory. For the first time, this directory is available online. A basic subscription allows alumni to update their own information online and gives them access to an alumni newsletter, an all alumni bulletin board, and the intra-advertising component. A paid subscription allows them to search the database online.
4. This spring, Student Alumni Association members had the opportunity to participate in a new mentorship program. Students were paired with graduates who shared their career interests. Seven students were mentored by FMU graduates for periods of time ranging from 4 weeks to the entire semester.
5. A new student award, the Alumni on the Rise Award, has been established by the current Alumni Board. This award is given to a student in their sophomore or junior year who is making a difference in bridging the gap between students and alumni.
Executive Affairs Committee:
Mr. Jackson stated that the committee met and discussed 06-06 Resolution for the Reinstatement of the Francis Marion College Medallion. This medallion was retired in 1992 when Francis Marion College became Francis Marion University. This resolution from the President asks that the Provost be allowed to wear this medallion at official ceremonial occasions. Mr. Jackson made a motion that the resolution be approved. Mr. Williams seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Financial Affairs and Facilities Committee:
Robert Lee then reported that with 91% of the budget year completed, only 89% of the allotted funds have been expended. Of those funds expended 76% of them were used for personnel costs. All unexpended funds will be carried over to the next budget year.
There were three action items for the full Board. Mr. Lee reported that the first resolution, 07-06 Resolution for the Adjustment of University Fees, comes from the committee with unanimous approval. This resolution calls for an 8% increase in tuition. This will increase the cost per semester to $3256 for non-nursing students and $5049 for nursing students. This will yield $1,680,000 for expenditures to next year's budget. Mr. Lee presented the resolution to the Board for approval. Gail Richardson seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. Lee then presented the second resolution from the Financial Affairs and Facilities Committee, 08-06 Resolution for the Adjustment of the Student Activity Fee. The resolution raises the student activity fee $25 to a total of $47.50 per semester. These monies will go toward the improvement of athletic facilities. Dr. Carter explained the intent is to increase the fees over the next few years until the student fees are at $100. Mr. Campbell asked how these fees compare to other universities in South Carolina. Dr. Carter stated that our fees for tuition and student activities are still among the lowest in the state. Mr. Lee presented the second resolution to the Board for approval. Mrs. Richardson seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Mr. Lee then presented the third resolution from the Financial Affairs and Facilities Committee, 09-06 Resolution for Budget Approval. Mr. Williams made a motion that the 2006-07 budget be approved. Mr. Jackson seconded the motion. The resolution received unanimous approval by the Board.
Student Affairs and Athletics Committee:
Frank Elmore stated that the Student Affairs and Athletics Committee received a report from Darryl Bridges. Mr. Bridges reported that the new Student Government Association (SGA) officers were elected and all 20 of the upper class senate seats were filled. The new SGA officers are Shaquanna Corbett, president; Tiffany Gibson, vice-president; Felicia Golston, treasurer; and Brian Mitchell, secretary.
Mr. Elmore reported the Student Life Awards were hosted on April 18, 2006. Fifty-four students and nine student organizations were recognized for their achievements.
The Office of Student Life organized many events including weekend films, Homecoming, Ms. FMU and Greek Week. The winner of Ms. FMU 2006 was Katie Todd.
Mr. Elmore reported that the Office of Career Development hosted a job fair this spring with recruiters from 38 companies and organizations. There were 217 participants. The Office of Counseling and Testing conducted five outreach programs to coordinate disability services with university students. The Office of Multicultural Affairs sponsored the Minority Student Honors Awards during which over 300 students were honored for their academic achievements. Fourteen of them had GPA's of 4.0 or above.
Mr. Elmore reported that the committee also received a report from Murray Hartzler outlining the following:
1. The average GPA for student athletes has increased to 2.82 for the spring semester. The average GPA of all students is 2.501.
2. Mr. Dylan Owen of the FMU baseball team was named an All American.
3. The baseball team went to the NCAA Division II World Series, and is currently ranked third in the nation.
4. Garth Thompson was named Conference Coach of the Year for both men's and women's tennis.
5. Men's Tennis is ranked 14th in the nation. Women's tennis is ranked 16th in the nation.
6. In softball, women rank 8th in the region.
7. The FMU golf team placed 3rd in the independent Division 1 conference tournament.
8. Women's basketball lost in the conference championship game.
Mr. Hartzler also announced that FMU has a new head basketball coach, Mr. Gary Edwards from Indiana University. Francis Marion University's progress toward NCAA Division I is continuing along smoothly.
Mr. Elmore then thanked Dr. Joseph Heyward for his more than 30 years of service to Francis Marion University as he is retiring this year.
President's Report:
Fred Carter began by telling the Board that on the 29th of June a retirement party will be held for Dr. Heyward at Wallace House. He thanked the faculty and staff for the continued increases in enrollment. Also he praised the coaches and Murray Hartzler for one of the most successful years in the history of FMU athletics.
Dr. Carter then discussed the tours of the Frank B. Lee Nursing Building and of the Grille that occurred the previous night saying that he believes the nursing building will be an example for other universities planning to build nursing facilities. He talked not only of current successes but of future building plans. In the fall, ground will be broken for the new Center for the Child. In addition, construction for the Performing Arts Center will begin in the fall or early winter. Next year Francis Marion University should receive bond funding for the construction of the new Business and Education Center. Dr. Carter stated that he hopes the construction of this building will begin in 2007-08. That same year more resident facilities will be added. The Education and Business faculty will be moved out of Founders Hall into the new building so that Founders Hall can be renovated in subsequent years. Also, the new athletic facilities will be built within the next five years.
Among numerous changes at the University, the one thing that isn't changing is the quality of education. This year many faculty members are retiring but many more are being hired into new positions allowing for new ideas and change. This process is bitter-sweet in that we lose old friends but gain new opportunities.
Dr. Carter then thanked the Board for approving a pay increase for the faculty and staff that enables Francis Marion University to maintain quality people. He concluded his report reminding by everyone of the Hanson Park Dedication and cookout following the meeting.
Unfinished Business
No unfinished business
New Business
Mr. Jackson asked the Board members for input into the Agency Head Evaluation Report that must be filed every year. He then reminded the Board members of the next quarterly Board Meeting, the Wampee Retreat on August 6th and 7th of this year.
Executive Session
Mr. Williams requested an executive session. The motion was seconded by Mr. James Brown.
The Board reconvened after the executive session.
No action was taken during the executive session
The Board Meeting was adjourned at 12:25 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Carolyn Beasley Shortt


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From cross country skiing down a remote candle-lit trail in Mille Lacs Kathio State Park to riding through the woods on snowmobile with none other than the Minnesota Vikings, the Lake Mille Lacs area will be abuzz with family friendly outdoor activities Feb. 6-8.
Arctic Blast, a snowmobile rally sponsored by the Minnesota Vikings is held near Lake Mille Lacs annually, with the city of Wahkon on the lake's southern shore hosting this year's event. Check out millelacs.com for full event information, and be sure to note the Arctic Blast parade with the Vikings on Feb. 7, along with ice sculptures, sleigh rides, ice-skating and fireworks over Wahkon Bay.
The main event, snowmobiling with current and past Vikings players, will be Feb. 8 with stops at Castaways Resort, Nitti's Hunter's Point and Buzzies on the Bay in Isle. Shuttle service will also be available for those who don't have a snowmobile, but would like to spend time with Vikings players. Proceeds from Arctic Blast will benefit the Vikings Children's Fund.
If you're looking for a quieter getaway on Feb. 8, head to Mille Lacs Kathio State Park near Onamia for a serene candlelit cross country ski adventure at dusk. Luminaries will guide the way on two separate trail routes, a 1-mile loop and 2.5-mile trail between the park's trail center and interpretive center. A shuttle bus will run continuously between the two locations. Snowshoers are also welcome, with a short .5-mile trail groomed for stomping.
The event, co-sponsored by the Minnesota State Parks and Trails and the Natural Resource Club of Central Lakes College, will be from 6-9:30 p.m. Ski rental will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and snowshoes will be also be available free of charge. Refreshments will be served and music will be provided by Hans Blix and the Weapons Inspectors from 7-9 p.m.
While there is no charge for the Candlelight Ski event, a vehicle permit is required to enter the State Park ($5 for a one-day permit) and skiers 16 years old or older will need a Minnesota Ski Pass ($6 for a one-day pass), all available at the park office. For trail condition updates, call Mille Lacs Kathio State Park at 320-532-3523.
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By Sharon K. Ghag The Modesto Bee
A cold drink on a hot day is one of summer's pleasures. Multiply your refreshment with some new drink ideas.
A soda is just a beverage, but a homemade soda is cartoon character reaction good. One sip and your eyes will pop out of their sockets and your mouth will get "WOW" big. That's how good it is.
Ripe cherries in the back yard inspired this version, but a soda made with blackberry, peach or strawberry syrup will have you dreaming of putting summer's fruits to good use.
Fix and stash a batch or two in the freezer. The sugar content keeps the syrup from freezing hard, so it's always ready to mix with seltzer.
A squirt of lemon in water is just the starting point for refreshing the palate and quenching your thirst. Steeped and infused water, with or without tea, offers even more choices. The tamarind water is a wake-up call to go outside your comfort zone in reaching for a cold one. It's tart and sweet and — most important — refreshing. Tamarind in pliable bricks can be found in Asian markets.
Herbs add another element when slaking your thirst. Steep rosemary, lemon verbena, basil, lavender or chamomile and chill and drink, or freeze in trays and add to drinks as ice cubes.
And don't forget spices. Cinnamon sticks, a pinch of saffron and sweet fennel are more flavor options.
Finally, there's no better way to end an evening than with an ice cold egg cream. This soda, consisting of chocolate syrup, milk and seltzer, probably dates to the 19th century, according to "New York Sweets: A Sugarhound's Guide to the Best Bakeries, Ice Cream Parlors, Candy Shops, and Other Emporia of Delicious Delights," by Susan Pear Meisel ($29.95).
"The modern versions contain neither egg nor cream, although earlier versions did include eggs in the ingredients," according to the book. Whatever its origins, it sure hits the spot.
When making your own sodas, if preparing syrup seems like a tad too much work, then turn it into a chiller by combining 3/4 cup seltzer with 3 tablespoons fruit puree. For peach puree, "The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen" (Clarkson Potter, $35) recommends combining 1 pound ripe peaches, peeled and pitted, with 1/4 cup lime juice (three limes), 1 teaspoon sugar and 3/4 teaspoon salt. Puree the ingredients in a blender. For each drink, pour 6 ounces (3/4 cup) seltzer water over ice into a highball glass. Stir in 3 tablespoons peach puree and garnish with a peach slice.
Sour cherry syrup
- 2 quarts fresh sour cherries, pitted
- 2 cups sugar
- Juice of 1/2 lemon
Cherry soda: Fill tall glass with ice. Add 3 tablespoons syrup and add a few dashes citric acid solution or acid phosphate. Top with seltzer and mix gently. Makes 2 cups.
Cherry cream soda: Fill a tall glass with ice. Add in 3 tablespoons syrup, pour in seltzer until the glass is almost full. Stir. Top with 3 tablespoons milk and serve.
Cherry lassi: Add 3 tablespoons yogurt to a pint glass. Stir until smooth. Add 3 tablespoons cherry syrup and stir until syrup and yogurt are incorporated. Fill three-quarters full with water, stir and top with ice.
Bourbon and cherry chocolate: Add 1 3/4 ounces Maker's Mark bourbon, 1 tablespoon cherry syrup and dash of chocolate bitters to a cocktail shaker half-filled with ice. Shake and strain over fresh ice cubes or into a rocks glass, or serve neat in a martini glass.
Cherry ice cream soda: Fill a tall glass with ice. Add 3 tablespoons syrup. Add enough seltzer until the glass is two-thirds full, stirring briskly. Add 1 scoop vanilla ice cream, then top with more seltzer, taking care that it doesn't run over.
From "Make Your Own Soda: Syrup Recipes for All-Natural Pops, Floats, Cocktails and More," by Anton Nocito
Traditional chocolate egg cream
- 3/8 cup (3 ounces) whole milk
- 3/4 cup (6 ounces) very cold seltzer
- 3 tablespoons (1 1/2 ounces) chocolate syrup
- Straight pretzel rod for garnish
From "New York Sweets: A Sugarhound's Guide to the Best Bakeries, Ice Cream Parlors, Candy Shops, and Other Emporia of Delicious Delights," by Susan Pear Meisel
Infused and flavored waters
Cucumber water: 1 cucumber, peeled and seeded; juice of 1 lime; 5 cups water; sugar, to taste; 1 lime, sliced, for garnish. In the jar of a blender, blend the cucumber and lime juice and then strain through a fine-mesh sieve for an hour. Add the juice to the water, along with a little sugar to taste. Serve garnished with a lime slice.
Rosemary lemon iced tea: 1 bunch rosemary, well washed; zest of 2 lemons; juice of 2 lemons; 1 cup sugar; 5 cups water. Put the rosemary, lemon zest, lemon juice and sugar in a heatproof container. In a small saucepan, bring the water to a boil and then pour it over the rosemary. Stir and let infuse for two hours. Strain and serve cold.
Tamarind tea: 5 cups water; 1 cup tamarind paste; 1 cup sugar. In a small saucepan, bring the water to a simmer over medium heat. Add the tamarind and sugar and stir for about five minutes, then let soak for two hours. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve and serve cold.
From "Mediterranean Cooking," by The Culinary Institute of America and Lynne Gigliotti
Lemon-mint infusion
- 2 slices lemon
- 2 sprigs fresh mint
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Open Sesame: Strong Passwords Key to Account Security
In a well-known story, a simple woodcutter overhears a secret password--"Open Sesame"--that a group of thieves uses to unlock a magically sealed cave containing a vast treasure. Because the password was easy to remember, the woodcutter was ultimately able to appropriate the treasure for his own use. Had the thieves taken just a few simple common-sense precautions to protect their password, however, the story might have turned out very differently.
Substitute "online account" for "magically sealed cave," and the same holds true today. Most of us have significant financial and personal information that's readily accessible through the Web, in most cases protected by nothing more than a username and password. Given the damage that can result from unauthorized access to this treasure trove of information, it makes sense to pay attention to a few simple common-sense rules that apply to online passwords.
Don't share your password
The thieves in the story were doomed from the start--all shared the same password, and had to yell it out loud to open the cave. Today, we type passwords into computer keyboards, phone and ATM keypads, and at checkout registers. Just as you wouldn't shout your password out for all to hear, don't make it easy for others to see you entering your password (e.g., by looking over your shoulder). And don't share your username or password with anyone, for any reason.
Do use strong passwords
Your password should never be a word that can be found in a dictionary; today's cybercriminals use sophisticated dictionary programs that can quickly try to enter every word in the list as your password. Better to use a combination of numbers, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and symbols. And a longer password is generally better than a shorter password. Your password also shouldn't contain personal information that's easy to guess--children's names, names of pets, or phone numbers, for example.
Many websites provide specific criteria for passwords. For instance, you may have to choose a password that is exactly eight characters long, contains both uppercase and lowercase letters, at least two numbers, and at least one punctuation symbol. The tradeoff, of course, with such "strong" passwords is that they're not always easy to remember.
You might try using mnemonic devices to remember your passwords (tnwoeIgtra33p!!= there's no way on earth I'm going to remember all 33 passwords!!). In practice, though, like many, you may find yourself breaking the next general rule.
Don't write down your passwords
You may keep track of all of your different account and website passwords by writing them down. That's really not a good idea, though. It's a particularly bad idea to keep your list of passwords on a file stored on your computer or mobile device. The risks are obvious--just imagine the consequences if your password list were to fall into the wrong hands.
If all the mnemonic tricks in the world aren't going to help you remember the seemingly countless number of passwords you need to be able to recall on a regular basis, and there's just no way that you're going to part with that password list, consider a password manager program or application. These programs encrypt your login and password information--basically, you only need to memorize one password: the one that lets you access the password manager.
If you do keep a password list, make sure the list is stored someplace safe, and that it's not readily accessible by others. For example, don't leave your list of passwords open on your desk, right next to your computer.
Do use different passwords for different accounts
When you spend the time coming up with a strong password that you can remember, there's an overpowering temptation to use that same password everywhere you can. Bad idea. You should always try to use a different username and password with each account. The danger in using the same username and password for everything is that if one of your accounts is compromised, all of your accounts are at risk. And change your password periodically; change it immediately if you see any suspicious activity in your account.
Don't let your guard down
Good password practices and a little common sense can go a long way in protecting you from cyberthieves. The key is to avoid common mistakes, educate yourself on basic Internet security practices, and stay on top of things by regularly checking your accounts. Above all, don't be lazy--the time and effort you'll spend today implementing effective passwords is nothing compared to the problems you'll face if you find that you're not the only one with access to your accounts.


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The library is conducting a series of studies on AppSearch [1], our new discovery service. These studies usually take about twenty minutes. As a participant, you will be given a gift certificate for $10 to the University Book Store, and you will also directly be helping to improve the library's tools for other students.
These studies will take place December 11th, 12th and 13th (finals week). If you are available between 10 AM and 4 PM on these days, indicate your availability by filling in this simple form [2] with your contact information.


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Welcome to another Coupon Corner!
So, I opened my e-mail this morning and I was reminded that this is my birthday month. Sad that I am another year older, but happy because I received e-mails from almost 2 dozen places that want to give me free food! If you're not already signed up for these, get crackin'! Some are only good on your actual birthday, and some are a bit more generous and valid all birthday month long. Here's a partial list of the places that reward you for having a birthday (Sadly, you may not have some of these places where you live)...
IHOP...Go to IHOP.com and join their "Pancake Revolution" and get a free meal...another one on your birthday
BURGER KING...Go to BKcrown.com and sign up for a free kids meal by clicking the Parents tab
CHILI'S...Go to Chilis.com and join the e-mail list for a free order of Queso & Chips
HOULIHAN'S...Go to Houlihans.com and join the e-mail club. You'll get a free appetizer and a free entree on your birthday
BASKIN ROBBINS...This one's been around since I was a kid. Go to BaskinRobbins.com and sign up for a free cone on your birthday
CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN...Go to CPK.com, click the e-mail icon and sign up for a free kids meal during your child's birthday month
DENNY'S...Get a free Grand Slam breakfast on your birthday. Nothing to sign up for. Check out Dennys.com
FAMOUS DAVE'S BBQ...Go to FamousDaves.com and sign up for Dave's e-mail club for free food on your birthday
RED LOBSTER...Go to RedLobster.com and join their e-mail club for free dessert on your birthday
RUBY TUESDAY...Go to RubyTuesday.com and click on "so connected". Sign up and get a free burger on your birthday
PERKIN'S...Go to PerkinsRestaurants.com and sign up for "MyPerkins" for free food on your birthday
COLD STONE CREAMERY...Go to ColdStoneCreamery.com and sign up for free ice cream on your birthday
WAFFLE HOUSE…Join the Regulars Club at WaffleHouse.com and get a free waffle on your birthday
CARVEL…Join the Fudgie Fanatics and receive a free cone for your birthday
ON THE BORDER…Join Club Cantina for a free brownie sundae on your big day!
Many local restaurants have similar programs that you can sign up for in-store or on-line. Before you take the family out to eat, check the restaurant's web site and see if they offer up free food!
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Whenever I type a URL, instead of the letters I wanted to insert, I get a garbled set of letters that resemble nothing I entered or anything else that make sense.
In normal circumstances your web browser should always display whichever letters or numbers you happen to be typing, so if your URL bar is displaying garbled nonsense that doesn't reflect what you just typed, the culprit will nearly always be an extension or add-on that's affecting the browser. Add-ons offer many useful features, but unfortunately not all of them work properly, and even add-ons that were working previously may become troublesome after updating to a newer version of your browser.
The quickest way to troubleshoot the problem is to simply turn off all add-ons automatically and then work backwards to figure out which one in particular is messing up your URLs. Your browser includes an option to load without any additional software specifically for troubleshooting issues like this. If you use Internet Explorer, open the "Start" menu and navigate to the folder labeled "Accessories."
Open the "System Tools" sub-folder, and then click the icon labeled "Internet Explorer (No Add-Ons)" to open Internet Explorer without any third party programs active.
If you are instead using Firefox, the process is slightly different. Open the "Start" menu and type the word "Run" into the search box.
Click the blue "Run" icon at the top of the search results and then type the phrase "Firefox -safe-mode" (without the quotes) into the text box and click "OK."
Click the button labeled "Start in Safe Mode" to launch Firefox without any additional extension programs.
After loading your browser without add-ons, the garbled text problem should be resolved. You can either continue to load the browser without any extra programs, or instead simply close and re-open your browser and then disable the specific add-on causing the problem.
To remove individual add-ons in Internet Explorer, click the "Tools" button at the top of the screen and select "Manage Add-Ons." Click the name of whichever add-in you most recently installed (or most recently updated) and click the "Disable" button.
In Mozilla Firefox, instead click the orange "Firefox" button at the top-left corner of the window and then click "Add-Ons." Open the "Extensions" tab, click the name of your most recently installed add-on, and then choose "Disable" to prevent the program from opening with Firefox.
In some extreme cases the problem may not go away after troubleshooting your add-on programs. In this instance, you could get around the problem entirely by simply downloading and installing a different web browser, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
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NSW: Reception with President and Mrs. Poskanzer
2:00 – 4:00 pm / Nutting House
You're invited to the Poskanzer residence to enjoy dessert with Steve and Jane Poskanzer as you mingle with your friends. You will receive specific information from your NSW Leaders, as arrival times will vary. Please wear your NSW nametag for admittance. Rain Location: Great Hall.
Note: NSW groups 20-39 only.
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USC invites community to vote for best Super Bowl ad
While the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers compete for the attention of viewers in Super Bowl XLV Sunday, Feb. 6, the real players -- Doritos, Pepsi and Budweiser -- will compete for the top prize, the coveted advertising championship and the Cocky Award.
The community is invited to join University of South Carolina students in Bonnie Drewniany's "Super Bowl of Advertising" class in casting their ballots for the best Super Bowl XLV commercial during the game.
More than 60 students and faculty in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications will gather at Newsplex in the SC-ETV building for Cocky's Super Ad Poll to watch the game and critique this year's crop of Super Bowl commercials. They'll use special remote controls to evaluate commercials on likeability, persuasiveness and brand identity.
Others can vote online on the website- http://jour.sc.edu/superadpoll/index.html- and return Monday, Feb. 7, to find out the winning ads.
Each year, the advertising team that creates the winning commercial is invited to campus to receive the coveted Cocky Award and share behind-the scenes stories in the making of the commercial.
Doritos brand manager Stuart Beck and ad creator Cole Koehler claimed last year's Cocky Award for "Snack Attack Samurai," the first consumer-generated spot ever to win the annual Ad Poll.
Professor Drewniany, who has studied Super Bowl advertising for nearly 20 years, has taught the journalism course for eight years. The course, which covers advertising principles and the relationship between culture and advertising, includes the annual Ad Poll and Cocky Award.


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You've got the perfect dress. The perfect pumps. The perfect date.
You want to look in the mirror and see Katy Perry, but all you see is Tyler Perry.
It's not too late. There is still time to tuck and pluck, nip and snip so you'll look more like Madonna and less like Madea for holiday party season.
Think of this as the "12 Ways 'Til Christmas." Here are 12 steps you can take to make heads turn when you walk into your holiday party.
Perk up your ears
As we get older, our ears follow suit with the rest of our skin and they begin to lose collagen and elastin. The ears cannot support the weight of earrings like they used to, which causes the jewelry to droop and sag. Dr. Susan Van Dyke of Van Dyke Laser & Skin says Juvederm can instantly and effectively restore ears so that they support ear jewelry like they did when the skin was more youthful. Juvederm is an injectable filler made from a sugar naturally found in skin. It gives firmness to the skin by holding a large amount of water.
Face the facts
If your face isn't looking as bright and cheery as you want it to look, an antioxidant brightening facial from Red Door Spa might be just what you need. Your skin constantly sloughs off dead cells. These cells can clog pores and give the skin an aged look. A revitalizing and detoxifying facial will repair cellular damage caused by daily stress, strengthen the skin's ability to protect itself and restore luminosity.
White Christmas
Smile Simplicity is a new, non-invasive smile enhancement, veneer technology that is pain free. Smile Simplicity, which is offered by the Scottsdale Smile Center, works on stained, misaligned and gapped teeth and dramatically improves smiles quickly and painlessly. Plus it provides permanent whitening. For those who are looking for a quick fix to brighten up their smile, there is no better or more affordable way to upgrade your pearly whites than to get them whitened. Dr. Jeffrey Clark of Scottsdale Dental Excellence offers a special type of whitening called Opalescence Boost Bleaching, which takes less than an hour and is guaranteed to leave your teeth sparkling new.
Need a lift?
Body Beautiful Day & Med Spa is the first day spa in the Valley to offer the Fractora Firm by Invasix, which is the newest generation of safe skin tightening technology. The process of Fractora is unlike most other skin tightening treatments. Rather than making incisions, laser technicians gently heat skin to an optimal temperature, which causes the skin to naturally remodel and contract. The treatment only takes 30 minutes and can repair loose skin on the face, jaw, neck, upper arms forearms, upper thighs, knees, and post baby tummy skin. There is no hospitalization or recovery period.
Bye, bye butterfly
Have you avoided the perfect party dress because of tattoo regret? Thanks to PicoSure — which is 100 times faster than any other laser on the market — there may be time to erase the ink before your company Christmas party. PicoSure, which is offered by Phoenix Skin, has a couple of advantages over other tattoo removal procedures: its offers a shorter timeframe between treatments and fewer treatments necessary for removal.
In a different vein
Have ugly veins you want to erase? "Sclerotherapy, laser and endovenous ablation are methods to treat veins depending on the location and size of the veins," says Dr. W. Patrick Davey of Dermatique. "Laser treatment using ultrasonic guidance is effective in closing larger, deeper veins. Occasionally, lasers are used on the skin's surface following sclerotherapy to treat tiny blood vessels that are either too small for sclerotherapy or that have failed to respond to previous injections."
Smooth operator
Want thing to go a little more smoothly this holiday season? Laser hair removal is now "the standard of care to permanently decrease if not eradicate hair in any given area," says Dr. Bill Halmi of Arizona Advanced Dermatology. "The results are usually very long lasting — several years. It is also not uncommon to have permanent removal." Dr. Mark A. Blair of Paradise Valley Dermatology says, "best results can be achieved by a person with fair skin and dark hair. That being said, laser hair removal is possible for all skin types with the proper wavelength laser platform."
Don't sweat the small stuff
Nervous about holiday party season? You're not alone. Nearly 3 percent of the population suffers from hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). According to Van Dyke, once a year Botox injections can dramatically reduce sweating in most people. The savings in dry cleaning alone make it worthwhile. Men and women are increasingly turning to Botox to solve this problem.
Fat gets cold shoulder
"CoolSculpting is as a revolutionary new technology based on decades old knowledge that uses cold temperatures to 'freeze' fat cells," says Dr. Michael Carlton of Phoenix CoolBody, which has two Valley locations. "After a single treatment you can see a remarkable 20-25 percent reduction in fat in the treated area. Results are long lasting and no surgery is required."
Extend yourself
Stacy Ghazi of Vanity Blow Out Bar says that if you want a lion's mane of hair to frame your face for the holidays, clip-in hair extensions may be the way to go. Clip-ins do the least damage because the hair is attached with clips. Vanity Blow Out Bar uses a special type of clip-in (the halo) that is placed around the head, which adds length and only takes minutes to apply. Ghazi calls the halo method an "up-and-coming trend."
If you're a do-in-yourselfer and want perfect party hair, you can achieve the perfect blowout with Drybar's Blowout In A Box, which includes Drybar's trio of tools — the Buttercup (official blow dryer of Drybar), full pint medium round brush (for achieving curl and volume on all hair types), and Hold Me! clips (featuring a self-locking system that allows for large sectioning).
Want pouty party lips?
"Injectables can be used not only to plump lips and fill wrinkles, but they can also add youthful volume back to cheeks, enlarge small chins or breasts, lift brows, volumize aging hands, and fill under eye hollows," says Dr. Lee Laris of Phoenix Skin. "We also use fillers to improve acne scars."
The eyes have it
"The most popular procedure I have done this year is to brighten the upper face by focusing on the eyes," Van Dyke says. "I use fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm to reduce the hollows under the eyes (the tired look) and tear trough (the sad look). I employ relaxers such as Botox and Dysport to raise the brow and soften the crow's feet. The overall effect is soft and subtle, but nevertheless, remarkable."


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International students are eligible and encouraged to open a bank account in the United States. Having a U.S. bank account will provide you with a secure location for your money that is safe from theft or loss, and it will also allow you more flexibility and independence. Additionally, your sponsor will now have a convenient way to transfer funds for tuition and living expenses.
Requirements vary from bank to bank, but generally include two forms of identification. The primary form of identification must be a government-issued photo ID such as a passport. The secondary form of identification is different for each bank but might include any of the following: your college ID card (OwlCard at Foothill), a driver's license from California or a foreign country, a credit card with your photo, a social security card, a parent's credit card, a birth certificate, a letter from your current school, a copy of your U.S. visa, or a copy of your vehicle registration.
You may consult the publication Banking Guide for International Students compiled by US Bank to find more information about such banking basics as opening a checking account, filling out a check, ATM cards and check cards, Internet banking and more. US Bank also waives fees for incoming wire transfers to international student accounts.
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text: Gardeners enjoy state-grown foods By Julie Robinson October 18, 2011 Story Share Lawrence Pierce Apple crisp served at the Taste of West Virginia reception for The International Master Gardener Conference contained Golden Delicious apples, a variety that was discovered in Clay County in 1912. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The 700 or so Master Gardeners in Charleston last week for an international conference took off their gardening gloves Oct. 11 and picked up plates to sample tastes from around the state. "A Taste of West Virginia" featured traditional Appalachian foods prepared with foods grown and packaged in the state.Beans and cornbread were on the menu, of course, but so were creamy ramp chowder, carved-to-order smoked brisket, focaccia with herbal dipping oils, smoked trout and lamb sliders. Massive platters of colorful grilled marinated vegetables and Mediterranean salads shared space with the Indian flavors of Mulligatawny soup on the vegetarian end of the room.The Civic Center chefs introduced the visitors to Appalachian ingredients prepared in a global way. The products of nearly 30 food businesses or groups went into the recipes."We thought about seasons, what would be ready at that point in time, and what might or might not hold over. We also had to think about a cool fall evening and what we think of as traditional, comforting foods that people from all over the U.S. would be able to identify and appreciate," said Carrie See, program coordinator for WVU Extension Service Small Farm Center.Some of the ingredients surprised the visitors. Take the ramps. One man looked skeptical when he saw the ramp chowder sign. "Are they strong," he asked. They were not.I expected freeze-dried ramps, since they were out of season, and was surprised to see bright green ramps in the creamy chowder. The ramps, which had been prepped and frozen shortly after harvest, were supplied through the Small Farm Center.The Center and the West Virginia Department of Agriculture selected the products and worked with Civic Center chef Jamie Cochran to develop the menu. "We worked to select products and foods that truly represented West Virginia and Appalachia," said Tom McConnell, Center program director. At the carving station, smoked brisket from Flying W Farms in Burlington was served with the expected horseradish and mayo sauces, but I tried Up The Creek pepper mustard with it. The tangy mustard was a nice complement to the smoky meat. Up The Creek mustards and sauces is a family business based in Montgomery.Another carnivore-indulgent station featured pulled pork from Black Oak Holler Farm in Fraziers Bottom, and pulled chicken and savory lamb patties made from locally raised lamb at Gardner Farms in Waverly. The small, soft, whole-wheat buns for the sliders and pulled meats were made by Brunetti's Italian Bakery in Kenova. The silver dollar buns were made from wheat grown by McConnellA cheese station featured a creamy havarti cheese by Green Glades Creamery in Terra Alta and West Virginia blue cheese by Spring Gap Mountain Creamery in Paw Paw. Smoked trout was offered straight or in a pate. A WVU extension agent sitting at our table raved about the smoked trout, which came from Wilson Mills Farm, located north of Peterstown.Folks lined up at the soup station to sample the ramp chowder as well pinto beans supplied by the Preston County Dried Bean Consortium and cornbread made from cornmeal ground at Jacksons Mill and baked by Charleston Bread. Corn relish, chow chow and pickles from Red Roof Farms in Fayetteville provided sweet and sour contrast. They also tried pickles and roasted red peppers made into coulis from Uncle Bunk's in Sistersville. Oliverio's Italian Style Peppers from Clarksburg and Biselli Pasta from Elkins played starring roles at the pasta station, which also featured Italian sausage from Demus Market in Marion County. Platters of sliced baguettes and focaccia baked by Charleston Bread could be dipped in olive oils or topped with dry cured specialty ham from Black Oak Holler Farm.D'Annunzio Italian Bread in Clarksburg supplied pepperoni rolls, a Mountain State staple.Crudities and other fresh vegetables added color to most stations and dominated the salad station, many supplied by The Purple Onion and Capitol Market. Mock's Greenhouse & Farm in Berkeley Springs supplied the hydroponically grown greens and tomatoes."That's a great story. He started with one greenhouse for greens and now has 14 for produce," McConnell said. Dips were flavored with mixes from Ordinary Evelyn's in Clay. After building their salads, guests could dress them with Wilted Lettuce Dressing, which is just as good on unwilted greens, by Appalachian Mountain Specialties in Sandyville."I thought the meat and salad stations were really nice. People don't equate that with West Virginia," McConnell said. "This event was as good for the staff and farmers as it was for the people who ate."Cornmeal milled at Jackson's Mill in Weston provided the main ingredient at the top-your-own polenta and grits station. A sweet potato bar offered a vegetarian option.Apple crisp at the dessert station naturally included Golden Delicious apples, which originated in Clay, and were supplied by Orr's Farm Market and Orchard in Martinsburg.Many of these West Virginia products are available in the Almost Heaven Market in the Capitol Market and Tamarack in Beckley. Bob's Farm Market sponsored the reception.For information on the Small Farm Center of WVU Extension Service, visit smallfarmcenter.ext.wvu.edu or call 304-293-2715. For more information on West Virginia food products, visit www.wvagriculture.org. Reach Julie Robinson at email@example.com or 304-348-1230. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Boy Scouts unearth buried treasure in West Virginia park 2 Boy Scout leader apologizes for Donald Trump's political rhetoric 3 Kanawha Electric & Machine Co. closing after 80 years 4 CAMC Health System to cut 300 jobs 5 Driver unharmed after train crashes into car near Kanawha Boulevard Food Notes: Oct. 19, 2011 Previous Story Shoppers peruse Global Market at First Presby (photo) Next Story


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REPORT: Kris and Bruce Jenner separated
(TMZ) - UPDATE - 4:01 PM PT Sources say Bruce and Kris have been separated since June and they are reiterating what TMZ is told from others - that there is no plan to divorce.
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3:39 PM PT Sources connected to Kris and Bruce tell TMZ ... Kris - who is the moving force in the separation - has NOT contacted a divorce lawyer. TMZ reports as of now she's fine with the status quo. Fact is, according to TMZ they've been separated for awhile, and Kris and Bruce don't want to screw up their reality show ... which is raking in $40 mil for the family.
Kris and Bruce Jenner have separated, TMZ reports.
The couple issued a statement saying, "We are living separately and we are much happier this way."
Sources connected with the family tell TMZ ... Bruce has been living in Malibu full-time and spending a lot of time with his sons Brody and Brandon. Kris is firmly planted in Calabasas with her daughters.
TMZ is told Bruce has privately told his sons living away from Kris was just the way the relationship evolved.
In their statement, they say they will continue to have love and respect for each other.
It's unclear how the split will impact their reality show.
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UCF's Blake Bortles Earns Manning Award Player of the Week Honor
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Blake Bortles, a redshirt junior from UCF, has been selected as Manning Award Player of the Week. He earns the win over seven other Manning Award Stars of the Week in the Allstate Sugar Bowl's Facebook contest.
The Knights welcome another AAC battle tonight as Rutgers comes to town. The game will be televised on ESPN at 6:30 p.m. CT. This will be UCF's first Thursday-night appearance on ESPN since 2005 at South Carolina.


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Chino Hills High School's Performing Arts Deparment presents Meredith Wilson's "Music Man."
Show times are at 7 p.m. tonight and Saturday at 16150 Pomona Rincon Road, Chino Hills.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Student identification, children younger than 10 and seniors 55 and older are $10, general admission is $12.
The "Music Man" tells the story of the power of music, love, and hope.
Set in River City, Iowa, Harold Hill comes to town as a con man, trying to convince the stubborn Iowans to give him money for a kids' band.
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Lenovo's versatile Network Storage family offers three flexible video surveillance storage and management solutions to meet a variety of SMB and distributed enterprise needs. Lenovo has a video surveillance storage solution for everyone. So, when small businesses, distributed enterprises and even small home office users seek the right platform for storing, protecting, sharing and viewing physical security audio and video files, they can start and end their search with Lenovo. Read More...
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WATCH: Armin van Buuren releases 'Alone' music video
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Armin van Buuren has released the music video for "Alone" off his latest album Intense.
The video stars singer Laura Evans with some cameos by Armin himself. The storyline highlights the lyrics and the message of the song, and even includes some choreography in a city street!
Armin is currently busy on the road while on his Armin Only Intense tour, while also making stops on his A State of Trance 650 tour.
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Hi, it seems as if I've ended up at the worst possible place in the UK for training! I cannot seem to find a good quality gym. I'm here for the next 3/4 years for university and would like a good to high quality gym as I have aspirations to compete in MMA in the near future.
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