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Stephen L. Horn edited the blog post BA A151 Business Foundations – Flipped Classroom in the group KPC Engage: 1 year, 11 months ago
This is the Welcome Video I posted for my student's to watch prior to attending class.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Thank you
This is in a Pecha Kucha style and I like the images you use for it. One comment I have is that you might want to consider accessibility. There is a lot of good explanation on how the class will work in this introduction, but it is not accessible to someone who is hearing impaired. I don't think anything is really missing in terms of visually…[Read more]
Tammy Farrell edited the blog post Google Classroom in the group KPC Engage: 1 year, 12 months ago
Do students have to have an @alaska.edu email or will any gmail mail account do? What if they are not a student at KPC or UAA? Can you still enroll them? Or send the code for them to access the google classroom?
Tammy, It is my understanding that all UAA students are assigned a Gmail account with alaska.edu as part of their registration. Steve
Hi Tammy,
I think only google apps for education accounts can access Google Classroom, so any of our students should be fine with their @alaska.edu accounts.
I tried – and yes you have to have a UAA gmail.
Brandi Kerley edited the blog post Screencast with Kaltura Demo for Transcribing Audio in the group KPC Engage: 1 year, 12 months ago
This has been absolutely the most frustrating aspect! Attempting to post an embedded video into this little post. I even zipped the file to reduce size. I am beginning to think I do not have time to complete this and can see why students up against a deadline choose to do the bare minimum when faced with technology inclined to be…[Read more]
Brandi, try downloading the video to your desktop, then open a New Post and drag and drop the file there. It will load it into a media page and in the lower right corner you will see a box that asks if you want the video to be inserted into your post. Click there and it will put the video right into your post.
Hi Brandi- I had no luck trying to get an embed to work from Kaltura on this wordpress site last week- as I think we need to have an additional plug-in for that-which I just requested from UAA! Ill update you if/when I get it installed!
Brandi Kerley edited the blog post UBD for Preparatory Advising 101 in the group KPC Engage: 1 year, 12 months ago
UBD-Tree_201601 Preparatory Advising 101
Here is my UBD tree for the Preparatory Advising 101 Blackboard course shell. I would appreciate feedback and direction from those you have previous course design experience as well as those who, thinking from a student's perspective, may identify areas I have not considered.
Thank you,
This was an excellent class. Sometimes I think a story board or a physical example of how it all links together is helpful in understanding the big picture and knowing how to navigate around. I loved the class. I have used google docs years ago and it was a great refresher. I also like how you organized the class. Thanks!
Clair Kochis edited the blog post Clair's Reflection on Google Apps in the group KPC Engage: 1 year, 12 months ago
This was a good analysis and evaluation on the use of Google Apps for teaching mathematics online. I am interested in the presentation software you used. Prezi? It would be good to have a Prezi workshop in the Fall before classes start. Always fun to be in a workshop with you, learning together.
Hi Steve,
This was actually done using Google Slides. I will post a Prezi for you to see as well. I had to share it with you in Google Drive!
I agree that Google docs/slides with pen capabilities would be awesome! The apps are more focused on peer collaboration, and can augment other tools.
For Hangouts, sharing your screen in much more seemless than in Collaborate (no scrolling delay). Hangouts sharing a One Note would be a nice solution for the Surface!
Just to clarify,…[Read more]
It is not that students do not have the Google Apps, it is that they would have to have access multiple tools from multiple tabs to see all the content they care about. (And until next spring, that may even include having to log on to different Blackboard sites for all their classes.) In contrast, MyMath Lab integrates into Blackboard so they need…[Read more]
Terri Cowart wrote a new blog post Sunshine Reflecting on Engaged Workshops in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
I've enjoyed this week of Engaged Workshops with Sarah, James and Claudia. These workshops are an excellent way to learn about Course Design, Office 365 and Google Apps. I highly recommend these workshops to f […]
Sarah Frick edited the blog post Good Game! in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
Great job everyone! So great to see everyone so engaged and motivated! I had a great time getting to know you all!
We awarded you all a final "KPC Engage" Badge! If you want to display it on social media or any online areas, you can follow the prompts to accept it and save it in Credly and have more social sharing functionality.
Thanks…[Read more]
James Scott wrote a new blog post Office 365 Overview in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
I enjoyed exploring course design, Google Apps, Office 365, and getting to know everyone this week. For those interested, here is a video overview of Office 365. To jump to a particular section, click the dropdown […]
K. Penny Vadla wrote a new blog post Google Apps Reflection and Just Relaxing After Busy Day in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
The Google Apps Workshop provided a quick look at many Google Apps that have the potential to enhance the 'learning community' in both the F2F and online portions of the writing classes I teach so the two apps […]
Clair Kochis edited the blog post Prezi Video Embedded from YouTube to reduce file size in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
Embedded from YouTube. Thanks to Sarah for this tip on reducing file size in videos.
Jennifer Anderson posted an update in the group KPC Engage 2 years, 3 months ago
What a week! I love the Google apps and really think they're going to be useful in my office. Thanks ETT!
Brandi Kerley wrote a new blog post The place where I work in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
Walk out of my office at lunch and this is what I experience. Every year (and it has been a decade!) it takes my breath away and inspires me to keep going. I love learning, advising and being here. It is […]
Clair Kochis edited the blog post Prezi versus Slides in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
So here is a quick tip. If you are recording presentations in a tool like Camtasia and you have the ability to record both the microphone and the system audio (in order to record audio as well as your voice when […]
Brandi Kerley edited the blog post OH Sweet Heavens Google + in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
I may or may not have just joined Google+ and might be experiencing a data overload! It is like a mashup of all things that interest Brandi. I like it! Anyone else on Google+? How do you like it?
Stephen L. Horn edited the blog post One Thought from a Cluttered Mind in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
I agree with your dog, Steve. You are a superstar! I am trying to do the same thing (virtual office hours) with Blackboard Collaborate. Maybe this fall, I can stop by your office and see how your Google Hangout version worked?
Thank you for your humorous, relevant analogies Steve! Keep them coming. Now to find some playful kittens to go with your newfound Google laser, lol.
Clair Kochis wrote a new blog post Learn by Doing in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
Reflections on Learning from both sides.
Learn by Doing. At Carnegie Mellon they refer to it as LBD. My students refer to it as "having to teach themselves" – not always intended as the compliment to my […]
Jennifer Anderson edited the blog post We celebrated the Salmon! in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
One of the things I love about KPC is that work-life balance is not just something we talk about – it's encouraged!
Thanks to that cultural attitude, I was privileged to chaperone (without guilt) my daughter's […]
Rob Knapp edited the blog post Now a way to share processes and procedures…… in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
After learning how to integrate One Drive and the Office Programs into a common space for sharing and exchange between each other I'm excited!
I'd sure like to get a place set up with One Drive or Google […]
Rob Knapp edited the blog post If you're overwhelmed with all the intake… There's always the "Plop Plop Fizz Fizz" in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
After all the knowledge and input from the sessions this week you may be feeling a little overwhelmed.
Don't worry, it will all settle in once you test and use the tools provided after the training.
Rob Knapp edited the blog post A New Day…. More Learning…. Tools for a Common Place to Share and Collaborate with Others in the group KPC Engage: 2 years, 3 months ago
The Sun is out…. It's a new day… Refreshed and ready to learn more. It's been a great week for finding new tools and ways to share and exchange ideas and stuff…. It's amazing to know that there are so ma […]
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I started new thread with new libs here
this is libs were ported from xperia x8 section, as lg p500 n x8 has same adreno gpu this tweak works in both..
i tried it in oxygen rom 2.3.2 and Slimgen v1.5.1
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debug.sf.hw=1 debug.composition.type=gpu ro.secure=0 windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=280 debug.performance.tuning=1 video.accelerate.hw=1 dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode=false dalvik.vm.dexopt-data-only=1 persist.android.strictmode=0 ro.min_pointer_dur=1
NOTE ; 1) PLS BACKUP before trying anything
2) i have tried it in only oxygen rom 2.3.2 and Slimgen v1.5.1
TO download New Adreno Libs and for screenshots and instructions with pictures see this link http://rk00064.blogspot.in/2012/03/i...e-p500-3d.html
This thread is on xda News , check this out http://www.xda-developers.com/androi...s-performance/
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Funny thing is when i tried to remove the libGLES_android.so it wasnt there??? lol so i flashed it figuring it would replaced it but didnt. When the flash was going on it completed nice. i try neocore for a 61.3fps finish, then antutu benchmark for 668 for 3dgraphics.
See screenshots below, i forgot to use both neocore n antutu before for screenshots but owell lmao. its close to yours after u used the tweak. Also what i have read from other posts...Yes the numbers/scores will vary but you can clearly see the difference.

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SEATTLE (AP) — Aaron Harang was coming off consecutive strong starts that gave the Seattle Mariners optimism one spot in the back end of their rotation might be settled.
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Robinson Cano hit a three-run homer and Mark Teixeira followed with a solo shot as part of New York's six-run third inning Thursday night, and Phil Hughes took a shutout into the eighth for the Yankees in a 6-1 win over the Seattle Mariners.
Cano and Teixeira were the catalysts for New York's big third inning that proved to be the Yankees only offense as they started a 10-game West Coast trip with a win. New York matched its season high for runs scored in an inning, tagging Harang (2-6) for eight hits in the third.
"You're going to have those innings. Obviously I made the mistake at the wrong time with Cano with runners on," Harang said. "It seemed like everything started to spiral out of control."
The Yankees batted around in the third inning, sending 11 batters to the plate and knocking out Harang after 2 1-3 innings. Jayson Nix and Brett Gardner sandwiched singles around Austin Romine's strikeout. Cano then lined a high fastball into the right field seats for his 15th homer and before Harang could recover, Teixeira hit his third homer to right-center to give the Yankees a 4-0 lead. It was New York's first back-to-back homers since Cano and Vernon Wells on May 12 in Kansas City.
The battering of Harang didn't stop. Travis Hafner singled and Kevin Youkilis doubled before Wells looped an RBI single. Ichiro Suzuki followed with a line drive over shortstop Brendan Ryan to score another run and Harang's miserable night was done.
"They started knocking the ball around and we had to get him out of there," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said. "He wasn't making any pitches and they weren't missing them. It happened pretty quick."
In his last outing at home on May 27, Harang threw Seattle's only complete-game shutout of the season, tossing a four-hitter against San Diego. He followed that with six solid innings at Minnesota giving up one earned run.
Harang felt his only mistake was the pitch to Cano.
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According to STATS, Inc., Beavan was the first pitcher to face the minimum number of batters in a relief appearance of at least 6 2-3 innings since Cleveland's Jake Westbrook in April 2004.
"I just had the mentality they will have to earn what they get and it worked pretty good tonight," Beavan said. "All you can do is make as good a pitch as you can and hope your defenders are there for the ball."
Seattle had little offense because of Hughes, who won for the first time in nearly a month. He struck out seven before leaving after facing one batter in the eighth inning.
The last time Hughes saw the Mariners, he didn't make it out of the first inning. Hughes lasted just two outs May 15, giving up seven earned runs and six hits. On Thursday, the Mariners didn't get a runner to third base until the sixth inning when Brendan Ryan walked and reached third on Kyle Seager's one-out single — the third hit allowed by Hughes. Ryan was left at third after Hughes got pop outs from Raul Ibanez and Kendrys Morales.
Seager's RBI double in the eighth scored Seattle's only run.
"You talk about bounce back outings and not having a snowball effect on you," Hughes said. "So it's nice to pitch well here."
NOTES: Suzuki played in Seattle for the second time with the Yankees. Last year was a whirlwind with his trade to New York taking place while the Yankees were in Seattle. He was greeted with a tepid ovation before his first at-bat but the "Ichimeter" that was a staple of his time in Seattle was back in the front row of the right field stands. Before the game Suzuki, who is staying at the team hotel, joked he never fully realized how many Starbucks there were in downtown Seattle. … Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he texted with 3B Alex Rodriguez in the last couple of days but it was strictly baseball related. … Seager extended his hitting streak to 10 games. … Michael Morse (quad) returned to lineup for Seattle after missing last seven games. He struck out three times.
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-Putting up a small fence on the sides of the house(from house to the existing fence) so that my kids can get to the backyard(lake) from the front yard
The rest can be done over time after we move in. My current master bathroom doesn't work for me and doesn't have a bathtub. We may not redo that room at first(we'll see what's left in our budget), but will eventually do that as well. The lighting in every room will also be redone/replaced, but that isn't something that has to be done before we move in. I could go on and on about what needs to be done(don't even get me started on the yard), but I will share everything with you over time.
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We are delighted that the organisers of the Oxfordshire Youth Awards have entrusted this important project to the StudioX1 team. We will be giving it the full 'night at the Oscars' treatment to produce a fitting memento for the winners and guests.
Oxford, Oxfordshire (PRWEB UK) 21 January 2013
StudioX1, the commercial arm of Oxford & Cherwell Valley College's (OCVC) creative media programmes, has been commissioned to produce a film of the night.
Around 15 students have applied for and been accepted to join the production crew which will interview those taking part and film, edit and produce a DVD of the event.
The project is the biggest won to date by StudioX1, which helps to give students practical experience of working in the creative media industry while they study at OCVC.
Gary Force, level 3 e-media course leader at OCVC, said: "StudioX1 gives our students the opportunity to work on live projects for paying clients. In this way they don't have to wait until they finish studying to gain practical, commercial experience. Getting involved in StudioX1 helps them to develop their skills, build their confidence and produce films that meet a range of requirements. This helps to give students the edge when it comes to starting their own careers in the industry.
"We are delighted that the organisers of the Oxfordshire Youth Awards have entrusted this important project to the StudioX1 team. We will be giving it the full 'night at the Oscars' treatment to produce a fitting memento for the winners and guests."
Performing arts students will be involved in presenting the film and interviewing the winners and award presenters, while creative media students will carry out all the technical aspects of media production.
Dale Dandridge, aged 20 from Barton, has been appointed as assistant director for the project. Dale, who is studying an Extended Diploma in Creative Media, said: "Working in StudioX1 offers you real life training. It teaches you how to take and work to a brief and interact with a real client. It gives you a massive amount of experience outside of the classroom.
"At the Oxfordshire Youth Awards I will be working with the director to oversee the filming on the night and logging all the footage that we get to support the editing. It is a real opportunity and something that will be a valuable addition to my CV."
The Oxfordshire Youth Awards is an annual event run by the Oxfordshire Association for Young People to celebrate the achievements of young people and raises awareness of the contribution they make to society. The awards night takes place on February 21.
Emmy O'Shaughnessy, from the Oxfordshire Association of Young People, said: "We are absolutely thrilled with the new partnership between the Oxfordshire Youth Awards and OCVC's StudioX1. We want the youth awards to enable as many young people as possible to access opportunities which help them to realise their potential.
"StudioX1 has already shown impressive commitment to the project and we feel that their presence on the night will lift the whole event and make the young people feel like the stars they are. We very much hope that this is the beginning of a new partnership that blossoms into something sustainable over the coming years."
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Children trace the lights to get practice drawing simple shapes and pictures, then graduate to learning upper- and lowercase letters with step-by-step guidance. Fun learning games help reinforce letter recognition and pencil control skills. Best of all, Scribble & Write uses a single retraceable surface for ease of use and portability.
Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning.
I am completely impressed with the Scribble & Write. It has many features that were genius to think of! The back has a space where you can snap the pen in.
As all great toys should, it has a sound adjustment button. You can slide it over for it to be really loud, or a little more quiet for times when we're in the car or baby sister is napping.
Simply choose a letter and the lights will become dots to trace the letter you selected. Use the pen to trace it.
In another mode, children can also learn different shapes. They can trace along these dots to make the zigzag.
Here are all of the modes available. Power, shape, capital letters, lowercase, and game mode.
The Scribble And Write is perfect for helping Evan learn how to write his letters. It keeps him entertained for quite some time and he doesn't even realize that he's learning something. He plays with it in the car or while shopping, so he keeps reinforcing the things he learned in preschool
The Scribble & Write would make a perfect gift for any child 3+ on your list. Visit Leapfrog to see even more gift ideas(they make it really easy to shop by age), or read my LeapFrog toy reviews to see what we think.
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BalletRox Dance
BalletRox is a nonprofit 501c3 organization. We have been teaching dance in the Boston Public Schools and in the Boston community since 1992. A chance to dance! That is what BalletRox is all about.
On line registration and application for reduced tuition: https://balletrox.info/dance-with-us/register
Class Schedule: Classes start September 9, 2017
Level I: grades K0-K2; Level II: grades K2-2; Level III and IV: grades 3 and up, Level V: grades 7 and up
These are suggested age and grade levels, but may vary by prior experience and teacher recommendation.
Day and Time Level Class
Saturday, 8:00 – 9:00 am V Level V Advanced Ballet
Saturday, 8:15 – 9:00 am II Level II Foundational Tap
Saturday, 9:00 – 10:00 am II Level II Foundational Ballet
Saturday, 9:00 – 9:50 am I Creative Movement - Beginning Ballet
Saturday, 10:00 – 11:00 am III/IV Intermediate Level III/IV Tap
Saturday, 11:00 – 12:00noon III Intermediate Level III Ballet
Saturday, 11:00 – 12:00noon IV/V Intermediate/Advanced Level IV/V Tap
Saturday, 12:00 – 1:00 pm IV Intermediate Level IV Ballet
Monday, 4:00 – 6:00 pm V Advanced Level V Ballet, with Pointe
Monday, 6:00 – 7:00 pm III/IV Intermediate Level III/IV Ballet
Wednesday, 4:00 – 5:00 III/IV/V Hip Hop – Street Jazz
Wednesday, 5:00 – 6:00 pm III/IV/V Modern/Caribbean/Soca
Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:00 pm II/III Hip Hop – Street Jazz
You can take ONE FREE CLASS between Saturday, September 9 and Wednesday, September 27, and see if you like it!


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Terwilliger's Streetlights
What would you say is the most identifiable and "iconic" thing about Terwilliger Parkway? The views and lush natural vegetation may be what people most like about Terwilliger, but they don't really signify the parkway itself. The roadway and adjoining path are the spine of the linear park and are the most significant piece of park infrastructure, but they aren't very iconic. We think that the historic streetlights that line the roadway are its most identifiable feature.


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Virtuoso Liberate and Spectre Tools Reduce Power 10% for Mobile Applications While Speeding Turnaround 2x
Virtuoso Liberate and Spectre Tools Reduce Power 10% for Mobile Applications While Speeding Turnaround 2x
SAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwired - May 13, 2013) - Cadence Design Systems (NASDAQ: CDNS) today announced that it helped Yamaha Corporation reduce power consumption for its mobile consumer chips with characterization tools that delivered a 10 percent reduction in dynamic power to the clock network required for Yamaha ASICs. In addition, the Cadence® characterization solution -- composed of the Virtuoso® Liberate™ and Spectre® products -- provided a 2x speedup in turnaround time for characterization when compared to Yamaha's previous technology. The benefits translate to better power performance in chips that get to market faster.
"Cadence offered the only solution capable of characterizing our complex multi-bit cells," said Mr. Shuhei Ito, development director, semiconductor division at Yamaha. "The Virtuoso Liberate and Spectre tools were critical in helping us develop our new low-power solution and in meeting our time to market goals."
"Yamaha's previous technology was unable to characterize the complex multi-bit flip-flop cells required for the low-power flow Yamaha adopted," said Dr. Chi-Ping Hsu, senior vice president, Silicon Realization Group at Cadence. "With its patented 'Inside View' technology, the Virtuoso Liberate tools enabled Yamaha to characterize these cells automatically by eliminating the need for the user to define the functional description of the cell or specify worst-case conditions. The Cadence characterization solution meets the ease-of-use, throughput and accuracy requirements that has helped Yamaha engineers reduce power for mobile applications while cutting characterization runtimes in half."
About Cadence
Cadence Design Systems (NASDAQ: CDNS) enables global electronic design innovation and plays an essential role in the creation of today's integrated circuits and electronics. Customers use Cadence software, hardware, IP, and services to design and verify advanced semiconductors, consumer electronics, networking and telecommunications equipment, and computer systems. The company is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., with sales offices, design centers, and research facilities around the world to serve the global electronics industry. More information about the company, its products, and services is available at www.cadence.com.
Cadence, Virtuoso, Spectre and the Cadence logo are registered trademarks of Cadence Design Systems, Inc. in the United States and other countries, and Liberate is a trademark of Cadence Design Systems, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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1. a third of a cup and one third of a cup mean, 1/3.Originally Posted by Beetlejuice
2. This isn't that big of a deal ~ It's not that big of a deal means, It's important, but not as important as someone is making it out to be.
Max: I got an email from my teacher, and I am afraid to open it because I think it's about the essay I wrote. I think I failed the course.
Sam: Would you like me to read the email?
Max: (nervous) OK.
Sam: (reading the email) It's not that big of a deal. It says you passed the course, but that you need to improve your writing skills.
Pat: Sam, wake up! You're late for work!
Sam: Let me sleep. Being late for work isn't that big of a deal.
Pat: Oh yes it is! Get up!
Sam: Ouch! Pat, your cat just scratched me!
Pat: Let's see the scratch.
Sam: It hurts.
Pat: You'll be OK. It's just a scratch.
Sam: It hurts!
Pat: It's not that big of a deal, Sam. It's only a scratch. The cat did even draw blood.


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TESCO wanted part of its property rezoned so it could store more buses while they await delivery to customers.
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After a two-hour public hearing, Oregon City Council last week approved a zoning-change request opposed by some residents on South Stadium and Pickle roads, but not before getting assurances from Mayor Mike Seferian that the city would do its best to satisfy residents' concerns.
The requested change at 5464 Navarre Ave. gives a C-2 general commercial classification to five acres zoned R-1 for low-density residential.
The property is the southern part of a split-zoned parcel used by TESCO, an Oregon-owned and operated bus dealer. The company wanted the rezoning so it could use this part of its property to park vehicles awaiting delivery to customers.
The Oregon Plan Commission held a public hearing on the request April 14 and recommended 5-0 that council approve it. The zoning change conforms to the 2025 master plan for development, and the C-2 classification already exists in much of the area, but TESCO still will have to go before Oregon's Board of Zoning Appeals to obtain a variance to store its vehicles.
The zoning change appeared to be on its way to uncontroversial approval until council's May 26 meeting, when residents, mostly from South Stadium, said they did not want a view of parked buses. The public hearing was continued to last week to give council more time to study the matter.
In the end, council gave its favorable vote after Mayor Seferian pledged that his administration would work with the city's tree commission to put up plantings to shield the residents' view. The trees could be put in the public right-of-way, on TESCO's property, or both.
The council vote was 7-0. In making their decision, council members were torn between the concerns of the homeowners and the needs of TESCO, considered a good, growing corporate citizen. Council will consider the same rezoning request for two nearby parcels with a different owner on June 23.
Jeff Pappas, TESCO's executive vice president and an Oregon resident, told how the company had grown over the years to be a major bus dealer with more than 70 employees, the majority of whom live in the city. He said TESCO hires Clay High students each year for summer jobs.
Mr. Pappas said the firm had two facilities in Oregon, on Seaman and Navarre roads. The Navarre address is where the company sold used buses and parts. He said customers arrived daily to inspect vehicles, and "we need to expand infrastructure to keep up with demand ... in the short term, we need more storage area for our vehicles."
Opponents of the rezoning acknowledged that TESCO was a good neighbor, but they worried about the effects of the C-2 classification on their properties.
Phil Cervantes, a South Stadium resident, said a used bus lot was no different from a used car lot, and "you cannot put lipstick on a pig." He said C-2 zoning would have "a domino effect" and open a "Pandora's box" that would allow anything to locate on South Stadium.
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No. 4 Abilene Christian wins late
Roundup: No. 2 Delta State upset by Northwestern State
STEPHENVILLE, Texas -- In a game they probably had no business winning, No. 4 Abilene Christian walked out of Memorial Stadium with a stunning 27-24 win against Tarleton State.
With eight seconds remaining, Tarleton State drove all the way to the ACU 5-yard line. The Texans chose to go for the win and quarterback Nick Stephens' pass was intercepted by ACU's Nate Bailey as time expired.
The win is the Wildcats' fourth consecutive season-opening win.
Northwestern State 24, No. 2 Delta State 23
NATCHITOCHES, La. -- Junior college transfer quarterback Brad Henderson caught fire, completing a school-record 13 consecutive passes to spark a second-half rally as Nothwestern State was able to overcome a 17-point deficit to beat power Delta State 24-23 Thursday night at Turpin Stadium.
Henderson replaced starter Paul Harris and guided the Demons (1-0) back from a 17-0 halftime deficit with 24 unanswered points, scoring on four of their first five possessions of the second half. No. 2 Delta State (1-1), last year's Division II runner-up, missed a chance to win the game with 10 seconds left on a failed two-point conversion pass. Full story
No. 3 Northwest Missouri State 65, Truman State 3
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - A bit of mystery swirled around Northwest Missouri State when it cruised into Stokes Field Thursday evening.
The Bearcats brought a new head coach, a new starting quarterback and nine new starters on defense.
In addition, the numerous red hats worn by Northwest fans to pay tribute to former head coach Scott Bostwick was a reminder of his tragic heart attack that took his life and prevented him from leading the Bearcats.
The Northwest players delivered the best tribute of all with an impressive 65-3 victory against Truman in Adam Dorrel's head coaching debut.
No. 6 North Alabama 31, Central Oklahoma 10
FLORENCE, Ala. – North Alabama won its ninth consecutive season-opener with a 31-10 decision against Central Oklahoma at Braly Stadium Thursday night.
Despite turning the ball over five times, the Lions gained 418 total yards and got a stellar performance from senior running back Antwan Ivey who picked up 142 yards on 10 carries and scored three times.
UNA led 14-3 at the half and added 17 second half points. Central Oklahoma's only touchdown came after a muffed UNA punt return at its own 17 that the Bronchos quickly converted into a 17-yard TD pass.
No. 9 Bloomsburg 27, Ashland 20
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. -- Franklyn Quiteh rushed for 144 yards and scored one touchdown to lead No. 9 Bloomsburg to a 27-20 win against Ashland on Thursday in the season opener for both teams. Quiteh now ranks ninth on the Huskies all-time rushing list with 2,159 yards.
The Huskies got off to a fast start as they drove 89 yards on 12 plays for a touchdown score. Quiteh led the way for the Huskies on the drive rushing for 31 yards. Two rushes for 14 yards by Quiteh set up a 14-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Pat Carey to a wide open Kyle Fisher.


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Very limited release of these commemorative bottles honoring Hall of Fame coach Jerry Tarkanian. Only 20 cases of these special bottles were produced and Jerry took 3 of them so only (204 bottles left). When they are gone they will be gone forever. Make sure to grab a bottle and celebrate the coach that brought so much pride and joy to Fresno State athletics from the winery that has hopefully brought you pride and joy with local wines. Enjoy.
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NSPRA Upcoming Events
See when the next meeting or Nebraska Chapter event is.
Communication is an integral part of a successful school district. Today, we understand that operating a school that is a vital part of the community and its neighborhoods produces a very real need to develop healthy relationships with the individuals and groups within our districts.
Effectively communicating the successes and challenges of your school district requires planning which makes the school setting vibrant, challenging and sometimes exasperating. NSPRA is here to help.
By joining the Nebraska School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) you have many great opportunities (in person and electronically) to network and share best practices in school communications. NSPRA plugs you into a network of people across the state of Nebraska who are educational leaders and experts in the area of school communication.
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When President Obama visited Chapel Hill last week, the theme running through national media stories was how difficult it is going to be for the president to win North Carolina again.
They noted North Carolina's unemployment rate is above the national average, the president's approval rating here is mired in the 40s, and the legislature went Republican in 2010.
All true.
Any Democratic presidential hopeful faces a difficult time in the Tar Heel state which has gone Republican in nine of the past 11 elections. Obama bested Republican Sen. John McCain in 2008 in North Carolina by only 14,000 votes.
But the other half of that equation is that Republicans are in a dog fight to carry a state that they used to take for granted.
Obama's approval rating may be mediocre, but polls show he remains very competitive here.
Obama leads in poll
While it is still early, a survey by Public Policy Polling taken this month found Obama leading Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney by a 49 to 44 percent margin – a validation of the Democrats' decision to invest their resources and hold their national convention here.
There are several reasons why Obama is competitive. The state has long been politically moderate – a Gallup poll found North Carolina was closest ideologically to Wisconsin. While Obama has tanked in some upper Southern rim states such as Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, he is doing better here in part because of the state's sizeable African-American population, which has remained loyal to the president.
And the huge in-state migration has helped Obama. The three Southern states where Obama is competitive are also the ones with the largest population influx – North Carolina, Virginia and Florida.
That North Carolina elected a Republican legislature in 2010 is interesting, but irrelevant. North Carolina went Democratic in 2006 and 2008 and Republican in 2010. Who knows which way the closely divided state will tip in 2012?
Romney battles ratings
Romney also has long road ahead of him. He has struggled to win in the South during his primary fight. A recent Public Policy Poll found that he had a 29 percent favorable rating and a 58 percent unfavorable rating in the state. He has so far invested almost no time in North Carolina.
While there are questions about whether Obama can recreate the same excitement he had in 2008, Romney faces similar questions of whether his history of moderate politics, his religion, and his wealth may make it difficult for him to connect with the conservative, evangelical base of the GOP.
Certainly, conservatives won't vote for Obama. But will they get out and really work hard for Romney?
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The current Diva Dare over on the Verve Blog is Vellum Visions, and I've been wanting to play along. So I pulled out some vellum and the new Weary World set and got started.
My original vision for the card was that all the panels would be white. I first cut the white panels and embossed them with a snowflake embossing folder. The cross is embossed in silver on pearlized card stock, then cut with the coordinating Starry Stable Die Set. Next I took a strip of vellum for my diagonal banner. I wanted silver, but didn't have any, so I decided to make my own by covering the vellum with brushed pewter distress stain, spritzing it with some white linen Dylusions spray and then embossing it with the snowflakes folder before attaching it to my white layer.
Next I embossed the "Christ is the Lord O Praise His name forever" stamp onto vellum, cut it into a banner and embossed just the top of it with that same embossing folder. I found a scrap of red vellum in the pile, and decided it would make just the right splash behind the cross image, so embossed it with that snowflake embossing folder (are you sensing a theme? LOL), then brushed it with some of the pewter distress stain. Liked how it looked, so I decided to lightly brush the distress stain on all my panel edges. Finished with a bit of silver cording and two silver jingle bells.
If you're shopping this week, Verve started it's Thanksgiving Sale a little early with our new release last Thursday. 20% off all stamps, dies and embellishments (INCLUDING the brand new release)! Gobble up the savings before November 30!
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Stamps: Weary World (Verve Stamps)
Paper: pearlized white (Paper Accents), regular vellum, red vellum
Ink: Versamark, Brushed Pewter Distress Stain, White Linen Dylusions Spray (Ranger)
Accessories: Starry Stable Die Set (A Cut Above by VERVE), snowflake embossing folder (Tim Holtz Alterations), jingle bells, silver cording


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San Diego was Qualcomm's first corporate center on innovation. This is where novel air interface technologies such as cdma2000 and EV-DO were designed from the ground-up. It has since grown to a key center of excellence for innovation on a wide variety of subjects within the wireless domain. The best engineers and graduates from all over the world look to San Diego as the location to work on leading edge wireless technologies.
With a rich and collaborative environment, engineers from different wireless fields create new technologies that seek to change the world. Our state-of-the-art laboratories and test capabilities to research new applications and over-the-air technologies, allow our researchers to analyze and prototype wireless features that will make an impact on the future of wireless.


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Some people believe the color pattern of a woolly bear caterpillar can forecast the upcoming winter. While only superstition, it is thought that large amounts of black bristle at the caterpillar's head and tail indicate a harsh winter.Continue Reading
Woolly bear caterpillars are covered in wiry hairs, or bristles. They are black at both ends and brown in the middle. Many people believe that more black bristles means a more severe winter.
In reality, the caterpillar's markings have to do with its age and the environment in which it lives. Smaller caterpillars have less black bristles than larger caterpillars. Woolly bears that live in wet environments have more black bristles than those living in dry environments.Learn more about Butterflies & Moths


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Mass and Confession Schedule
The following is our listing of Mass and Reconciliation times. Service times may change during the holidays and summer months. Contact us for more information. We look forward to worshiping with you and your family.
Sunday Mass
5:00 pm
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Children's Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is offered for children ages 4 to 10 during Sunday morning Masses.
Nursery is offered during our Sunday morning Masses for infants six months to age 4. Parents are invited to bring them to the nursery located near the Legacy Room.
You are invited to attend coffee & donuts after each Sunday Mass in the Legacy Room.
Daily Mass
8:30 am
St. Joseph Chapel
8:30 am
St. Joseph Chapel
8:30 am
St. Joseph Chapel
Communion Service
8:30 am
St. Joseph Chapel
6:30 am — 8:00 am
Reconciliation Chapel (Church)
4:00 pm — 4:30 pm
Reconciliation Chapel (Church)
3:30 pm — 4:30 pm
Reconciliation Chapel (Church)
Sunday (during Lent)
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Reconciliation Chapel
- Many handicapped parking spaces, including several van-accessible spaces
- Drop off entrance near front door
- Wheelchair available in coat closet
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- Faith Formation
- Grades K - 12
- Adult Faith Formation
- RCIA Team
- Sacramental Preparation
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Established almost two centuries ago on Douglas Street, Coughlans is a pub steeped in history, unspoiled and untarnished by the passage of time. It is a pub that is held fondly in the hearts of its regular patrons and new visitors alike.
Since the early 1800's the Coughlan and Ellis families have plied their trade as Stone Masons, Publicans and Medical Practicioners on Douglas Street.
As a listed building elements of this history echo throughout the stone walled beer garden built in the 1860's, original medical memorabilia and old bottling equipment which was once used to bottle "The Black Stuff" on these very premises.
Our heated beer garden is the perfect venue for private or corporate barbeques and we have an intimate function room to cater for your private party. At Coughlans you can always be assured of a warm welcome.
Thanks so much everyone!! We recently won the IMRO MUNSTER LIVE VENUE OF THE YEAR 2016!! To everyone that played, attended, voted, supported and shared it with us - we're very lucky to have ye. Big thanks to the staff too that work tirelessly behind the scenes, yer a bunch of legends!!


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A manager with DeJoy, Knauf & Blood, LLP, Luke works to provide his clients with a clear understanding of the financial mechanics of their business. This allows him to implement practical real time solutions to financial problems and give value added suggestions to help his clients reach their goals.
Luke delivers financial assurance services, including audits and reviews, to the small to medium sized business clients of DeJoy, Knauf & Blood. He services clients in a variety of industries including automotive dealerships, financing companies, investment advisory firms, distribution, manufacturing and real estate. His specific technical expertise lies in the areas of employee benefit plans, LIFO inventory computation, consolidation, business valuations and projections and implementing internal controls.
Luke is also a Certified Fraud Examiner, with expertise in fraud prevention, detection and deterrence. Luke is able to leverage his deep understanding of business in a wide array of industries with his technical skills to assist clients in protecting their assets.
Prior to joining DeJoy, Knauf & Blood, Luke worked in the automotive industry for over nine years in varying capacities. He holds an associate's degree in automotive technology, and has over seven years of technical and management experience with a medium sized multi-line dealership. This prior experience gives him a unique perspective when servicing our automotive clients.
Luke is a graduate of the State University of New York College at Brockport, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting.
He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and is AICPA Advanced Defined Contribution Plans Audit Certified.
He is also a member of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and Rochester Young CPAs.
Luke currently resides in Webster with his wife Debbie and their three kids. In his free time, he enjoys hiking with his daughter, triathlon training, fixing/restoring cars and getting together with one of his six bothers.


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text: live Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me is coming to San Francisco! By Matt Martin • Jun 13, 2017 Wait Wait . . . Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz, is coming to San Francisco for two live tapings at Davies Symphony Hall -- Thursday, August 10th and Friday, August 11th at 7:30pm. Be part of the show with Peter Sagal, Bill Kurtis, the panel and their special guests. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10am at City Box Office. Radio Ambulante Live: Outsiders By Matt Martin • Oct 26, 2014 On November 2nd, Radio Ambulante returns to San Francisco with a brand-new show called Outsiders, to be performed for one night only at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Johnny Harper And Carnival play the music of The Band By Kevin Vance • Apr 24, 2014 Johnny Harper And Carnival perform music of The Band live in the KALW studio this Saturday afternoon at 5pm here on 91.7 KALW San Francisco. Happy Birthday, Audiograph! By Julie Caine • Jan 11, 2014 We've got our party hats on and our noisemakers blaring -- this week, Audiograph turns one! It's been one year since Audiograph debuted on KALW's airwaves, and to celebrate, we've put together a short collection of some of our favorite sounds that you can listen to in the player above. Our sonic treasure hunt starts up again this weekend with brand new sounds for the new year. And, as always, feel free to call us anytime at 415-264-7106 and let us know what sound in the Bay Area we should record next. 'Chew On This': Be at tomorrow's taping about kids and the internet By Matt Martin • Feb 16, 2013 How do I find out what my kids are doing online without violating their privacy? What can I do to protect my kids from cyberbullying? We'll be addressing these questions and many more on the next episode of Chew On This – a new show launching at KALW. We want YOU to be a part of the live Chew On This audience! 'Chew On This': Join the next taping in SF on January 19th By Matt Martin • Dec 19, 2012 Is gardening possible for renters, or those of us without big yards or easy access to a nearby community garden?We'll be answering this question and many more about gardening on the next episode of Chew On This – a new show launching at KALW.


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Water slide returning at Payne Park Memorial Pool in North Tonawanda
NORTH TONAWANDA – The water slide at Payne Park Memorial Pool was closed for the entire summer last year but when the pool reopens Friday the water slide will be back.
During the summer of 2013 the support columns were sandblasted and painted and structural improvements were made. This past spring the worn pressure-treated railings were removed and replaced with galvanized steel fencing and railings.
Parts were fabricated at Liston Manufacturing of North Tonawanda, and the painting was done by Erie Painting and Maintenance of Cheektowaga. Design work was done in house by the city engineer and completed with assistance of the Department of Public Works and Parks Department.
Mayor Robert G. Ortt said the slide would have been torn down without the hard work and dedication of the city employees. He said the refurbished slide will be much safer.
The Payne Park Memorial Pool opens for the season at 1:15 p.m. Friday and open swims will be held from 1:15 to 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Adult lap swim will be held from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Fees are 50 cents for residents and $2 for non-residents.
The Raindrop Pool, for children under eight, is adjacent to the pool and is free of charge. It is open from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. on Mondays through Saturdays. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult.
Both pools are closed on Sundays.
Details on the summer swim lessons are available on the City of North Tonawanda website, www.northtonawanda.org or by calling the Recreation and Parks Department at 695-8520.


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Groundwater Quality & Contaminant Transport
Faculty & Research Scientists
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Isotopic methods, groundwater, oceans, ancient oceans, climate change, aquifers, caves, environmental science, geochemistry, paleoclimatology
|Philip C Bennett
Aqueous geochemistry, geomicrobiology, environmental and microbial geochemistry, hydrogeology
|M Bayani Cardenas
Hydrology and Hydrogeology
|Seyyed Abolfazl Hosseini
Research interests are mainly topics related to fluid transport in porous media. Current research includes: Enhanced Oil Recovery - Enhanced Gas Recovery - Upscaling and Upgridding - Above Zone Monitoring Interval - Reservoir Simulation and History Matching - Unconventional Reservoirs
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Subsurface hydrology, numerical modeling and optimization of groundwater resources, multiphase flow and contaminant transport in both the unsaturated and saturated zones, geochemistry modeling and subsurface reactive transport, Mathematical geology, geostatistics, inverse modeling, optimization, risk assessment and risk analysis
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Near-surface geophysics in hydrogeology and environmental and Quaternary geology; coastal geology; Quaternary geology and geomorphology; computer applications in the geological sciences
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Geochemistry and isotope systematics of carbon cycling in the vadose zone and in freshwater aquifers; soil-gas monitoring and surface gas flux measurements at CO2 sequestration sites; microbial influences on carbon geochemistry in the shallow subsurface; fate and transport of organic contaminants.
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Evaluation of the impact of climate variability and land use change on groundwater recharge, application of numerical models for simulating variably saturated flow and transport, controls on nitrate contamination in aquifers
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Hyrdogeology; flow in fractured rocks; thermohaline free convection; fracture skin effects; regional flow in carbonate rocks; hydrology of arid and semi-arid zones; subsidence and coastal land loss; effects of urbanization; alluvial aquifers; hydrogeology of sedimentary basins;hydrological processes in ore deposit formation; and hydrogeophysics.
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Subjects: Carbon sequestration, hydrological modeling, computational geoscience, fracture/fault modeling Skill sets: Geostatistical modeling, inversion and optimization algorithms, numerical modeling, web-based decision support systems Programming: Matlab, Python, Fortran, C, ArcGIS
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Water resources, low-temperature aqueous geochemistry, groundwater modeling
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Methane Hydrate, Hydrogeology, Flow and Transport in Porous Media, Analytical and Numerical Modeling
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Ecohydrology of arid and semiarid landscapes; groundwater recharge in both managed agriculture and natural (arid and semi-arid) systems; influence of soil structure and vegetation on water cycling; design and implementation of monitoring systems for above-ground and near-surface below ground environments.


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Images of life and death: The Lennart Nilsson industry, ca 1940–2010
Project leader: Solveig Jülich
More than perhaps any other in his field, Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson (b. 1922) has shaped our perception of the interior of the human body. For over half a century he has created images of previously invisible or inaccessible phenomena ranging from embryonic development, inner organs, and blood vessels to bacteria and viruses. This subproject draws on recent research in history of medicine and cultural history of media to explore the practical, technical and commercial aspects of Nilsson's imaging activities but also aims to highlight the uses of the images and their circulation in a wider context. In other words, this study deals with "the Lennart Nilsson industry"; the heterogeneous networks and conflicting meanings of the medical actors, media producers, governmental agencies, social movements, media audiences and others that were involved in the processes of making Nilsson's images into powerful icons of life and death.
Publications and presentations:
• "Picturing abortion opposition: Lennart Nilsson's early photographs of embryos and fetuses", Social History of Medicine, vol. 31, No. 2, 2018, 278–307. Abstract
• "Lennart Nilsson's A Child Is Born: The many lives of a pregnancy advice book", Culture Unbound, vol. 7, 2015, 627–648. Full text.
• "The making of a best-selling book on reproduction: Lennart Nilsson's A Child Is Born", Bulletin of the History of Medicine, vol. 89, No. 3, 2015, 491–525. Full text.
• "Lennart Nilsson's fish-eyes: A photographic and cultural history of views from below", Konsthistorisk tidskrift/Journal of Art History, vol. 84, No. 2, 2015, 75–92. Full text.


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Dachshunds are a German breed dating back to the 16th century. The name dachshund comes from the German words dachs (badger) and hund (dog). Before the 1900s smaller Dachshunds were used to catch very small animals underground. Miniature Dachshunds today typically weigh between 8 and 11 pounds and come in three coats: Smooth, long-haired, and wire-haired
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There are many theories as to the origins of the Bearded Collie. What is certain is that the breed was commonly used as a herding dog in the highlands of Scotland, since it had the intelligence and bold spirit to venture into the mountains to bring sheep down to the farm by itself on occasion. The breed almost died out in the early part of the 20th century and was revived after the second world war by Mrs G. O. Willison, whose kennel, Bothkennar forms the foundation for almost all the Bearded Collies we see today.
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- Our insulin is not a cure t-shirts are the perfect accompaniment to our insulin is not a cure red bracelets. Proceeds help fund research (through the Diabetes Research Institute), scholarships for kids with diabetes (through the Education for Children with Diabetes Foundation), and diabetes supplies for families in need (through the Supplies for Children with Diabetes Foundation). Use our order form to get yours.
- The Family Support Network includes over 930 families from 50 states and 27 countries who are there to help. If you're new to diabetes, the Family Support Network will help you connect with families near you. If you haven't joined, please become part of the Family Support Network.
- Struggling to pay for diabetes supplies? The Supplies for CWD Foundation can help.
- Plan on coming to our Focus on Pumping regional conference at the San Diego Marriott Mission Valley, San Diego, California, from September 9-11, 2005.
New This Week
- For My Mother is a thank you to a mom from a young woman with diabetes.
- Will Cross is back on Everest.
- Just when you thought you'd seen everything, someone discovers a novel use for insulin pump tubing.
- We'll have a report from our Colorado 2005: Focus on the Future conference online early next week.
- Meagan is 13 and just got a pump.
- The Quilt for Life added two panels last week, bringing the total to 401. CWD will be displaying the Quilt for Life at the 2005 Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association in San Diego from June 10-14, 2005. If you're considering making a quilt panel, please do so soon so yours can be included at the ADA conference.
- Summer camps for kids with diabetes that have updated information for the 2005 camping season include:
- Camp Bluebonnet is a summer day camp in Youngsport, Texas.
- Incidence of Type 1 Diabetes from the IDF.
- The Final Word on Injections: So what should you do? Inject through your jeans or other clothing? Reuse needles and syringes?
- The DRIF will be holding a Research Update with Dr. Norma Kenyon and islet transplant recipient Cindie Gittelman on June 14 at the Marina del Rey Marriott in Marina del Rey, California.
- The UC San Francisco Diabetes Center is holding a Patient Symposium on May 21, 2005 from 7:30am to 12:30pm.
- Kids Rock The World is a day of outdoor fun in Long Beach, California, sponsored by the ADA.
- The Diabetes Research Institute Foundation seeks an energetic and experienced fundraising professional for the position of Regional Director for Long Island, New York.
- Insulin sparks autoimmunity. See summary at Study at UCDHSC Identifies Crucial Islet Target in Type 1 Diabetes; Finding Is Likely to Transform the Study of Diabetes Autoimmunity. See also CU team discovers crucial clue to diabetes; Health Sciences scientists find proof of trigger in Type 1.
- C-reactive protein concentration is not related to islet autoimmunity status in offspring of parents with type 1 diabetes.
- Can Continuous Glucose Monitoring Provide Objective Documentation Of Hypoglycemia Unawareness?
- Evaluation of metabolic control using a continuous subcutaneous glucose monitoring system in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus who achieved insulin independence after islet cell transplantation.
- "Catastrophic" rise in child diabetes.
- Increasing incidence of type 1 diabetes in population from Santiago of Chile: trends in a period of 18 years (1986-2003). Free full text available in HTML format.
- Effect of the immunosuppressive regime of Edmonton protocol on the long-term in vitro insulin secretion from islets of two different species and age categories.
- LCT reports nine-year survival of transplanted pig islet cells in a diabetic patient. See also Nine-year survival of transplanted pig islet cells in a diabetic patient.
- Expanded T cells from pancreatic lymph nodes of type 1 diabetic subjects recognize an insulin epitope.
- Subcutaneous xenotransplantation of bovine pancreatic islets.
- Prevention and cure of autoimmune diabetes in nonobese diabetic mice by continuous administration of FTY720.
- Blood flow in the skin of type 1 diabetic patients before and after combined pancreas/kidney transplantation.
- Prolonged allogeneic islet graft survival by protoporphyrins.
- Intra- and Inter-islet Synchronization of Metabolically Driven Insulin Secretion.
- Optimized Basal-bolus Insulin Regimens In Type 1 Diabetes: Insulin Glulisine Versus Regular Human Insulin In Combination With Basal Insulin Glargine.
- Adjunctive Therapy with Pramlintide Lowers HbA1c without Concomitant Weight Gain and Increased Risk of Severe Hypoglycemia in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes Approaching Glycemic Targets.
- Detection of Cerebral {beta}-Hydroxy Butyrate, Acetoacetate, and Lactate on Proton MR Spectroscopy in Children with Diabetic Ketoacidosis.
- Diabetic ketoacidosis.
- The Dawn Phenomenon Revisited: Implications For Diabetes Therapy.
- Reliability of reporting of self-monitoring of blood glucose in pregnant women.
- Contribution of hypoglycemia to medical care expenditures and short-term disability in employees with diabetes.
- Psychological factors associated to patient's treatment compliance in Chilean diabetic teenagers. Free full text available in Spanish.
- Superior segmental optic nerve hypoplasia and diabetes mellitus.
- Intensified insulin therapy of type 2 diabetes mellitus: Pre- or postprandial injection of aspart insulin?
- Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Crisis: An Acute Life-threatening Event In Children And Adolescents With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.
- Gluten-Free Living is a magazine for people with celiac.
- Study shows celiac disease can cause osteoporosis.
- Dinner for two, gluten for all.
- March girl has rare condition.
- Diabetic prevented from moving to Canada.
- Travel Tips for People with Diabetes. See also our pages about Traveling with Diabetes and Flying With Diabetes.
- Jessica Kroner is featured in an article about diabetes in her hospital's quarterly magazine.. (See page four.)
- Diabetes won't deny Niziolek from her place on the diamond.
- Miracle of life is quite real for Debbie.
- Kno-Koma offers diabetics fun, chance for independence.
- Eager to take a chance; A woman tells how an experimental treatment has helped bring her Type 1 diabetes under control.
- These Bulldogs are 'pumped up'; Steve Gledhill, Justin Hampton control diabetes with insulin pumps.
- Matt Wallace: Making the state baseball tourney last season meant a lot to Matt Wallace, a 2004 RHS graduate who died last week.
- Girls With Type 1 Diabetes Don't Let Condition Control Life.
- Team diabetes: Internists say it takes a group to manage diabetes.
- Carbs / Blood Sugar Readings / Insulin / Managing Diabetes is a Never-Ending Proposition.
- Juvenile diabetes demands constant monitoring.
- A woman who has been awarded a gold medal for surviving 50 years on insulin hopes to be an inspiration to young diabetics.
- World diabetes body worried about young sufferers.
- Charges dropped in fatal crash.
- Diabetic shock may have caused man to resist rescue workers.
- This week's Humorous Tidbit is:
My son (non-diabetic child) was riding in the car yesterday and asked, "Mom, what are key tones?" My first response or thought of course was diabetic ketones. I started to explain and he said, "No Mom. I am trying to program my cell phone and it wanted to know what tone I want for my keys." We all laughed at this one!
- You know you're the parent of a child with diabetes when your husband's beeper goes off and the first thing you check is the insulin pump. See more parent humor.
- Last week's poll asked readers about who is primarily responsible for their child's diabetes care. This week's poll asks readers how many unopened bottles of insulin they have on hand.
- FREE ACCU-CHEK Compact blood glucose monitor after Manufacturer's Rebate and Trade-in! Brand new meter from Accu-Chek! Never Handle Test Strips Again! Touch button and strip appears automatically. Apply small sample. Results in approximately 15 seconds. Touch button again and strip ejects automatically. From Diabetic Express, the online store partner and a sponsor of Children with Diabetes.
- The Featured Book of the Week is The Diabetic Gourmet by Francine Prince.
- Our Summer Camps section is Worth a Look.
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Faculty Club is the meeting place for the organization of your seminars, meetings, press conferences or conferences. The à la carte restaurant ensures that your guests enjoy culinary delights. In other words, Faculty Club provides a unique conference and restaurant service.
Noventus is structural partner of the Faculty Club for organising workshops, trainings and sessions in the West Wing.


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The first is the City Attorney petition. The ballot title repeats the text we propose to put in the city charter. Right now, the city attorney gets $192,000 per year, exactly double what the mayor is paid and more than twice what the governor of Colorado is paid. It's wrong to pay city employees so much, particularly when they also get a fat pension, free car, severance pay (golden parachute), sick pay, vacation pay, health insurance, etc.
The City Council is to blame for the overpayment; they voted for it. Only the Mayor has the power to fire the City Attorney, but he won't. Why? The City Attorney covers up for the Mayor's bad and illegal actions. Read here. In disputes between the Mayor and the Council, the City Attorney always backs the Mayor to avoid termination. No one represents us. That's why we see so much political bickering, so many power struggles. No attorney fights for the public interest at City Hall; it's all self-serving politics. Read more reasons here.
The second petition is for Property Tax Relief. It is even simpler. Right now, the City collects over $19 million in yearly property tax. That is under 4.5% of total City revenue, which exceeds $445 million. (City Hall conceals that true total figure, and tells you only about their 2015 "general fund," which is over $258 million, under 58% of the true total.) If their $445 million revenue grew only 2% yearly, that would allow the yearly property tax relief averaging about $4.9 million without "costing" City Hall anything. It's a win-win situation for citizens and city government. Read more reasons here.
These two petitions are short, simple, and common sense. Please sign the petitions and offer to carry them so 99 other city registered voters may sign them. Please contact us to volunteer now and before the April 7, 2015 election. Thank you.


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A surname of a witch-like person who has many personalities, none of which are good. Some of these personalities include: not funny, evil, bad sense of humor, animal slayer, hopeless. Schinstock's run but can't hide from their problems and always get what's coming to them, they are known to stab close friends in the back(especially roommates).
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text: Captain Hikaru Sulu took the USS Excelsior near the Klingon border when the moon Praxis exploded. The explosion opened a temporal vortex in which the Super Star Destroyer Executor emerged. The Klingons attacked her with 3 K'Tinga-class battle cruisers and she destroyed all 3 but suffered bad damage. Sulu reported the incident to Starfleet, which sent the entire Federation First Fleet to intercept her. A fierce battle ensued in which 6 Federation ships were destroyed and another 10 suffered bad damage. The Executor was not so lucky. She was destroyed with all hands lost, except for Darth Vader, who escaped in his TIE Advanced fighter. He landed on Rigel XI. A second temporal vortex opened and 3 Rebel ships appeared and they hailed the Federation Fleet. The Rebels wanted to know where Vader's TIE Fighter went. The Admiral who was in command of of the USS Constitution said that his last known warp signature took him to the Rigel star system. The Rebels went and searched all 12 planets of Rigel. They located a TIE Fighter on Rigel XI. The Rebels landed there, led by General Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Biggs Darklighter, and the armies of the Rebel Alliance. They found Vader and Luke battled him. Distracted, Han hit his good hand with a blaster, severing it. Luke cut off his robotic arm and Vader was armless but still dangerous. He used the Force to escape in a Rebel Y-Wing fighter. But the USS Enterprise-A, commanded by Captain James T. Kirk, fired 2 photon torpedoes at the Y-Wing, vaporizing it and killed Vader. The Rebels were elated but said that they had to get back to their universe. With Spock's assistance, the Rebels opened another temporal vortex and the Rebel ships went through it and into their own universe. Peace was restored to both universes.