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Aaron Rodgers Cheers on Teammate Randall Cobb at Kentucky Graduation (Pics)
When Randall Cobb was selected by the Green Bay Packers from Kentucky in 2011, he left before getting his degree. But a few years later, the receiver was back to Lexington to complete his degree, which he received over the weekend with a pretty high-profile fan cheering him on from the stands.
None other than Aaron Rodgers was there to root Cobb on as he walked across the stage to receive his diploma. And as you can see from these pics, it wasn't a polite clap that Cobb was getting from Rodgers, but the full-blown drunken fan treatment.
It's nice to see Rodgers so supportive of his teammate for such a good reason. Check out his reactions below:
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was in Lexington to cheer on teammate Randall Cobb, who is graduating from UK today. pic.twitter.com/UQnCPgrqop
— Jen Smith (@jenheraldleader) May 8, 2016
when @AaronRodgers12 sees @rcobb18 graduate from the @universityofky #gopackgo #bbn pic.twitter.com/kNqfNAkPlY
— Blair Ellan Hoover (@blairellan) May 8, 2016
Looks pretty fun. I hope they hit up some frat parties after the ceremony.


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I been in class for about a month for culinary and they have a business woman teaching culinary she never been in a kitchen and don't know how to cook and all she does is complain and tell me I need to learn about computers worst school ever don't waste your time
Unorganized school, I had so many problems with this school it is unreal. I've had so many different teachers since I've been there, so many different staff members. There is always a new president, always new people who don't know what their doing, We as students never know who we can speak to for our problems because no one ever introduced their selves. There are so many teachers who are unprofessional. Its sad. The staff lost so much paper work and don't ever know what's going. I am so happy tomorrow is my LAST day and i will be done with this school. But i did have the best instructor for dialysis Mrs. J.B.she truly was the best and was the reason me and the rest of my class stuck it out.
Started 5/15 at the NYC campus on 14th st. Horrible experience at least. Instructor quit after 2 weeks. Was replaced by 3 instructors rhe next 4. The sub who replaced the remaining 3 mods only yelled and screamed .Demanded we do voluntary work at her low budget catering company during school hours, to help serve food!! Lipstick commercial Equipment you can get at the 99cent store. Not enough ingredients to complete meals. MADE CLASS CLEAN MAJORITY OF TIME(GREASE TRAPS, GARBAGE,Dishes and pots ) 8 students dropped out.Only one made it to externship and they can't measure. Do not waste your time or money. Chef Margot and caterer Kris can care less about you!!
I enrolled in class at the brick campus for surgical technology, I would never recommend anyone to go there. I have never had a teacher/instructor who was so unprofessional, and spiteful. This specific teacher will purposely do what she can to jeopardize your grade. For paying 20,000$ I absolutely do not believe I got the education I payed for. They are lazy, hypocritical, and only care about the paycheck they are getting at the end of the week.
I highly recommend this school to others. They provided great career training and it prepared me for my current job which I love. The staff and faculty are caring and dedicated to seeing students succeed. Their career services staff is top notch and helped me get connected with my employer. A++
This is the worst school on planet earth if you are considering this school don't I did the surgical tech program in 2014 it was horrible they did not provide us with much instruments the teaching was poor the instructor was not knowledgeable about the books at all. I am so upset I waste my time and money going there so please people do not waste your time.
I was in this program in 2014 and I sign up for a good cause being a single mom to better me and my son but it had ups and downs teachers bully me and students all at the same time had to repeat like three classes which I pass and then have one class to repeat again in December so its a hard tech college to go to very competitive you have to be strong. Its no transfrable credits so just to let you know. You do get a exam for free at any site that takes exam to pass this course but you have to make it on your own. And be independent and be mindful you find the job yourself.
This school is absolutely the worst school I have ever attended. Ms. J. is a rude and disrespecting teacher. She should not be able to teach at any school. She does not know how to talk to her students and has had several complaints about how she conducts herself and the school board.. Mr. C. and Mr. M. allow for her to be disrespectful to her students without being disciplined. They should be ashamed of themselves! They loose more then half their students throughout their course. I am waiting for a refund..Keep looking there are better schools to attend that will treat you with the respect you deserve!!
Went to Star on Welsh Rd. In Philadelphia this school was horrible. I had 4 teachers in a 6 month period and honestly none of the students were where they needed to be! We had 2 teachers quit within 2 weeks of each other, we had 1 sub teaching 2 classes one night and then we had our extern coordinator quit because this school was giving her a bad rep. students fight daily and argue with teachers, they never have supplies, MA teachers are terrible don't follow course curriculum, MA course should be hands on from beginning to end along with course work. All their doing is taking advantage of students, proving them with a false hope. What a waste of time and money. Do not attend this phony school. What a ripe off!!!!! By sending the students out unprepared, hospitals dropped our school while I was attending SMH and they expected us to stay yea right!!!
Although I do not recommend technical schools, I would like to thank this school for saving my a** when my other school closed. They picked me up where I left off and they DID NOT charge me a penny more. Thank you for giving me what I paid for! The good thing is the school does come through with what they offer,but the bad thing is you just have to constantly harass them for it.


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I have been teaching at Clarke Elementary for 11 years. I graduated with a BA in elementary education, with endorsements in reading and special education, from Graceland University in 2006. I am currently working on my MA in special education, and I will graduate this spring.
I love teaching and have enjoyed being involved with many different students through the years. It is fun to see how the 7 habits are helping our students be leaders in our school. Stop by and see all the new things we are working on at the elementary school!
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William Ayers
This person specialized in elementary education theory and was known as a leader in the American anti-war movement opposed to the War in Vietnam.
The Teacher
This person was undervalued, trapped, and oppressed by the restraints of the public school system.
The Student
This person should be the center or focus of the educational system.
Bernardine Dohrn
This person supported her son in his "coming of age" ceremony.
Zayd Ayers-Dohrn
This person was used as an illustration in teaching methods suggested in the book.
Maxine Greene
This person was a teacher and an American educational philosopher who believed that teachers cannot be depersonalized by the demands of students.
Hannah Arendt
This person was a famous political theorist and teacher who believed that education was where we determine whether we love the world enough to take responsibility for it.
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Actress, comedian, writer and shoe lover, Andi Osho has been performing since 2003 when she strode the boards in her stage debut, What Happened Last Night? Though not formally recognised as a classic (it was dire) Osho made the most of this gay rape pantomime and went from strength to strength, pursuing her acting dream, going on to appear in a plethora of UK soaps, dramas and comedy – totally nailing the portrayal of characters who work in the emergency services. This included a police officer in Waking The Dead, A doctor in Footballer's Wives and four appearances in Eastenders as a nurse (a different one each time, which technically makes her a qualified medical practitioner).
In 2007, Andi turned her hand (well her brain and her mouth) to stand up comedy winning a raft of awards, appearing on top stand up comedy shows, many of which involved having the name of the show in very bright lights behind her head. This did not distract her from the job at hand though and she turned in memorable performances on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Stand Up For The Week and Live At The Apollo (which not only included bright lights, but dry ice too).
If this weren't enough of an achievement (for Andi, the 'I've made it' moment came as she coughed her way through the Live at The Apollo dry ice but whatever), Andi also won not one, but two Mastermind crowns when she chose The Matrix Trilogy and then host John Humphrys as her specialist subjects (luckily the Radio 4 stalwart and political commentator had a sense of humour about it or that could have been a very awkward 30 minutes of television).
Andi is now well established as a regular contributor on TV and Radio as well as her continued live work on the stand up circuit including three live solo stand up tours.
Andi's favourite things include shoes, her mum and cats. Not in that order… actually a little bit in that order.
Television credits include:
- Last Call with Carson Daly
- The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS)
- Room 101 (BBC2)
- Live at The Apollo – 2 appearances (BBC1)
- Dara O'Briain's School of Hard Sums (Dave)
- Don't Sit In The Front Row (Sky)
- Morgan Spurlock's New Britania (Sky Atlantic)
- Set List (The Nerdist Channel)
- Stand Up For The Week (series 1 and 2) Ch4
- Short History of Everything Else (Ch4)
- Ch4 Comedy Gala for Great Ormond Street Hospital (Ch4)
- Let's Dance for Comic Relief (BBC1)
- Stand Up For Comic Relief (BBC3)
- Mastermind (Children in Need) BBC2
- Celebrity Mastermind (BBC2)
- Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow (BBC1)
- Mock The Week (BBC1)
- Nevermind The Buzzcocks (BBC2)
- Comedy Rocks (ITV1)
- 50 Greatest Comedians (Ch4)
- Brit List (BBC America)
- Best of British Stand Up at Just For Laughs (BBC America)
- Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask (Dave)
- Ask Rhod Gilbert (BBC1)
- Frank Skinner's Opinionated (BBC2)
- Dave's One Night Stand (Dave)
- My Favourite Joke (BBC1)
- The Apprentice: You're Fired (BBC2)
- So This Is Christmas (Ch4)
- Stephen Fry's 100 Greatest Gadgets (Ch4)
- 100 Greatest Toys (ch4)
- Best of I'm a Celebrity 9ITV2)
- Imagine: The Art Of Stand uP (BBC1)
- The Wright Stuff (Ch5)
- Under Pressure (ITV2)
- Edinburgh Comedy: Live (BBC3)
- The Culture Show – 2 appearances (BBC2)
- This Morning (ITV1)
- This Week (BBC2)
- Tonightly (Ch4)
- The Andi O Show (E4)
- The Comedy Store Live (Comedy Central)
- The World Stands Up (Comedy Central)
- Alan Titchmarsh Show (ITV1)
- Most Annoying People of 2007/ 08/ 09 (BBC3)
- Russell Brand And Friends (Ch4)
- The Blame Game (BBC.N.I)
- 50 Funniest Moments of 2010 (ch4)
Screen acting credits include:
- Finding Carter (MTV)
- Holby City (BBC1)
- Life of Riley (BBC1)
- Psychoville: Hallowe'en Special (BBC1)
- Paradox (BBC1)
- Ladies of Letters (ITV4)
- Breaking Hollywood (Webseries)
- Big Top (BBC1)
- Footballers' Wives (ITV)
- Casualty (BBC1)
- Eastenders (BBC1)
- Doctors (BBC1)
- Lewis (ITV1)
- U Be Dead (ITV1)
- Sea of Souls (BBC1)
- Waking The Dead (BBC1)
- Ain't It Funny Being Coloured – Comedy Lab (Ch4)
- Swinging with The Finkels (Feature)
Radio credits include:
- The Manuscript (Absolute)
- What's So Funny? (BBCR4)
- Act Your Age (BBCR4)
- Comedy Club (host) (BBCR4Extra)
- Black History Month: Comedy Night (BBCR2)
- A Good Read (BBCR4)
- An Audience With Ed Reardon (BBCR4)
- Hot Gossip (BBCR2)
- The Now Show (BBCR4)
- The Vote Now Show (BBCR4)
- Swots (BBCScot)
- Trussed (BBCR4)
- NewsJack (series 1 and 2) (BBCR7)
- Power Failure (BBC:WS)
- The Bullman Story (BBC:WS)
- The Proposition (BBC:WS)
Theatre credits
- Fall of New Labour (Arts Theatre)
- Yellowman (Touring Production)
- Breakfast With Mugabe (Theatre Royal, Bath – Ustinov)
- Who Killed Mr Drum? (Riverside Studio)
- Medea (Baron's Court Theatre)
Live Stand Up shows
- All The Single Ladies – Edinburgh Festival 2011 (2011 UK Tour, 2012 UK Tour)
- Afroblighty – Edinburgh Festival 2010 (2011 UK Tour)
- Winner- Best TV Comedy Performance – Screen Nation 2011
- Winner – Best Female Comedian – Loaded LAFTA Awards
- Winner – Funny Women Award – 2007
- Runner Up- Hackney Empire New Act Of The Year 2008
- Finalist – Leicester Mercury New Act of The Year 2008
- Finalist – Amused Moose Laugh Off
- Finalist – Laughing Horse New Act of the Year -2007
- Semi Finalist – So You Think You're Funny 2007
With this many gags and Osho's trademark high-wattage good cheer radiating from the stage, the show adds up to a reliably enjoyable hour. GUARDIAN
Osho is so adept at conducting the laughter of recognition, she might as well be waving a baton. GUARDIAN
Winner – Best Female Comedian Loaded LAFTA Awards
Critics Choice The Times
Perfect delivery The Guardian
Hilarious The Sun
Blazing a trail The Telegraph
A sharp mind and a wonderfully comfortable stage manner The Scotsman
Heart and wit chimes with her upbeat charisma and expressive delivery Chortle
An impressive show. Go. The Independent
Why aren't you touring where I live?
I want to, don't get me wrong but I don't pick the venues, that's down to the lovely people that promote my tour, but if you do travel to your nearest show, I promise to make it well worth your while without breaching personal space boundaries.
Why are there so few females in comedy?
If I received £0.01 for every time I'm asked that I could buy Fiji for cash. Fewer women go into and stay in comedy. The ones that do stick it out are excellent and anyone that thinks being a woman, in some way precludes you from being funny should be tasered to unconsciousness (which hopefully takes a really long time but would make an excellent youtube clip). Grow the fuck up, this is 2012 (or whatever year you're reading this in)
What is Michael McIntyre/ Frankie Boyle/ Dara O'Briain like?
Human beings. Really, all of them have been terrible nice to me.
Will you follow me?
You seem nice, but probably not. I have a strict twitter policy however if you find yourself marrying into my family, you'll find me all over your shizzle
What's Mock The Week like?
Firstly note, It's Called Mock The Week, not Mock of The Week as I've heard people call it. If someone you know says that, correct them. Mock of the week doesn't even make sense. It's like saying House of the Commons.
But to the point, Mock The Week, is a tough gig because there's seven comedians trying to get their best gags into a show that will edit down to about 27 minutes. That's (reaches for calculator) 3.8 minutes each. It is competitive and certainly its male-dominated but it's not the testosterone-fuelled talk over the female guest-athon people think it is. Everyone's trying their best and that's what makes the show so good.
What's next for you?
Who knows what will come. I'd definitely like to do more acting, more live stand up and loads more writing… and I must fulfil my commitment to own every pair of decent, moderately priced high heels that have ever been created.
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Posts tagged with Reserve And Collect
How are retailers promoting click & collect online?
Everyone knows that click and collect is a hugely popular delivery option among shoppers, but it seems that some retailers have failed to adequately prepare for the Christmas rush.
Tesco has already suffered a fulfilment disaster after failing to deliver loads of Black Friday click and collect orders on time.
How in-store tech improves customer service for Schuh
There are obvious benefits to endless aisle technology, click and collect and a single view of stock. However, there are other in-store considerations when trying to improve customer service.
How to increase speed of service in-store? How to increase customer and staff satisfaction? Online and offline considerations continue to blur, as ecommerce benefits from bricks and mortar, and vice versa.
Stuart McMillan, Deputy Head of Ecommerce at Schuh, is a regular commenter on the Econsultancy blog and kindly showed a few of the Econsultancy team around Schuh's Marble Arch store in London last week.
With in-store customer experience and flexible fulfillment increasingly on the agenda for retailers, here's a round-up of what I learned from Schuh.
eBay partners with Argos to launch new 'Click and Collect' service
Ebay has launched 'Click and Collect' for UK merchants, who will be able to use their own collection services or utilise the click and collect points at Argos stores.
This is to be followed in 2014 by eBay Now, a pilot one-hour delivery service beginning in London.
Amazon lockers and Amazon Collect+ stores are also springing up, as well as many supermarkets allowing timed locker collection of online orders, so it seems the click and collect invasion is gathering pace.
High street retailers 'missing out on £1bn per month'. How the web can help
High street retailers are losing up to £1bn of sales per month due to poor stock management, as customers leave stores downcast and empty handed as their item or size isn't available.
While the high street is facing many difficult challenges, this is something that be solved relatively easily with the help of the internet.
According to a YouGov survey commissioned by Venda, 38% of 2,043 respondents have left stores without making an intended purchase as the item they wanted was unavailable.
So, let's look at how stores can address this problem, and save some of those lost sales...
Do you know who I am? The importance of personalisation
The online retail market is a competitive place, but despite the challenging economic times shoppers aren't spending less, they are just spending differently.
According to figures from IMRG, conversion rates from visitors to sales for online retailing in May 2013 rose by 20% when compared to the same month in 2012.
However, while overall sales and conversion rates may be on the up, the average basket size has actually fallen to £77 from £83 in 2012, indicating a change in consumer behaviours.
10 tips for improving the click and collect customer experience
Click and collect (or reserve and collect, or whatever) is becoming ever more popular, to the extent that it is now a vital offering for any large multichannel retailer.
The reason? It fits perfectly with customer research behaviour, and allows retailers to drive footfall into their stores.
The experience must be right to maximise sales, and a new report from ExperienceLab looks in detail at the click and collect experience of major UK retailers.
It's a big report, but I've summarised some of the findings here and pulled out some key tips for retailers...
10 interesting digital marketing stats we've seen this week
Here are some of the most interesting digital marketing stats we've seen this week.
Stats include mobile search spend in the US, Christmas search traffic, mobile email, Q4 retail paid search stats, reserve and collect, and record online sales in Australia.
For more digital marketing stats, check out our Internet Statistics Compendium.
40% of shoppers used reserve and collect over Christmas: stats
New ecommerce stats highlight the growing importance of reserve and collect services, with 40% of UK consumers using such services over Christmas.
Econsultancy's Christmas 2012 Online Shopping Survey, produced using Toluna's online survey tool, polled 1,000 UK and 1,000 US online consumers on their shopping habits.
It looks at attitudes to online delivery, use of mobiles and tablets for shopping, and the role of the web in the research and purchase process. It was conducted online, so we can assume that respondents are reasonably tech-savvy.
Some highlights from the survey after the jump...
Mary Portas should look online to boost Britain's high streets
TV presenter Mary Portas believes that Britain's high streets have been subjected to decades of erosion, neglect and mismanagement, which has led them to the point of extinction, but she's overlooking a very simple truth.
British consumers habits have changed. The UK has migrated online. To coax local shoppers out from behind their computer screens and back into high street stores British businesses need to reach customers online.
Online advertising should be the answer, but a lack of systems that work have constrained widespread online ad adoption amongst Britain's smaller, local businesses.
Why the high street needs the internet
Last year Mary Portas released 'The Portas Review', which set out her recommendations for reviving the high streets of Britain's towns and cities.
As we said at the time, she seemed to have a blind spot as far as the role of the internet and digital technology is concerned. In fact, the report said that the internet 'is one of the key threats to retail on our high streets'.
We see it differently: the internet is vital to the future of the high street.
In our new report, 'How the Internet can save the High Street', (free for Bronze members upwards) we explore how digital technology can be used to drive footfall to the high street, and to enhance the in-store experience for consumers.
Here are a few highlights from the report....
Reserve and collect: 10 best practice tips
A recent survey found that fewer than half of the UK's top 50 retailers currently offer a click and collect service for customers. Of those that do, less than a quarter extend this service to mobile.
Given the success of these services, and the rapid growth of mobile commerce, this represents a real missed opportunity for retailers.
Even for those retailers that offer reserve and collect, there is an opportunity to optimise the experience for users and improve revenues.
Here are some arguments for offering this service, and ten tips for creating the best possible click and collect experience...
More than a third of Homebase customers research online before going in-store
More than a third of Homebase customers research online before going to a bricks-and-mortar store, according to the retailer's head of multichannel.
During a speech at the E-Commerce Futures Conference this morning, Andy McWilliams said it highlights the need for a joined up approach in-store and online.
Even if you think you're a multichannel retailer, online and offline often act almost independently. You get different offers online vs. offline. They have to be the same, and communication has to be the same.


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Bulletin No. 48-06
September 12, 2006
Notice of rulemaking for pharmacy fee schedule regulation amendments
The Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC) proposed amendments to the Official Medical Fee Schedule, pharmacy fees, (regulation § 9789.40) will be published in the California Notice on Friday, Sep. 15, 2006. A public hearing has been scheduled for scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2006, in the auditorium of the state building at 1515 Clay Street in Oakland. Members of the public may comment on the proposed regulations until 5 p.m. on that day.
The amendments to the regulation would close a loop hole created from legislation passed in 2003. Currently, Labor Code section 5307.1 requires that reimbursement rates for medical services, except physician fees, be in accordance with the relevant Medicare and Medi-Cal payment systems. However, those systems do not allow drugs to be dispensed by doctors in their offices. This exception allows doctors to be reimbursed for drugs dispensed during office visits at much higher rates than those paid to pharmacies for the same drugs, thereby creating a loophole in the reimbursement structure. The DWC proposed regulation closes that loophole.
The regulatory changes would become effective Dec. 1, 2006. The text of the regulation is essentially the same as was posted on the DWC forum in May. There are minor, technical changes in language, and the effective date was added. The reference to the National Drug Code for the underlying drug product from the original manufacturer, has been changed to the National Drug Code for the underlying drug product from the original labeler.
The proposed regulation as filed with the Office of Administrative
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The conference covers broad spectrum of topics related to mathematics applications in engineering. ICMTEA2018 is a peer-reviewed conference, with experts from different parts of the world.
The thematic areas of the conference are as follows (but are not limited to):
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GPS Guardian Connect uses these four steps to ensure you or someone for which you care remains safe at home or on-the-go.
GPS technology makes possible two key features of the GPS Guardian Connect service. It allows you to locate the person carrying the device from your personal computer or smartphone -- that's especially important if the person is prone to getting lost or wandering. Plus, by setting up GPS-enabled Geo-Fence alerts, you'll be notified if the person leaves the designated safe areas you've set up, such as their home, street or neighbourhood.
GPS Guardian Connect offers a range of features that will help ensure the user continues to lead an active, independent life, including:
No other personal emergency response system is integrated with Canada's most trusted medical identification service: MedicAlert . This ensures that, in the event of an emergency, qualified health professionals can access the user's comprehensive, detailed, and up-to-date medical profile -- a feature that offers an extra layer of security and peace of mind.
GPS Guardian Connect is ideal for anyone living with a medical condition but desires to maintain independence inside and outside their home. If any of the following describes you and your loved one, consider signing up for GPS Guardian Connect service:
While lightweight and compact, the GPS Guardian Connect device is sturdily made and impact resistant. The battery lasts up to 30 hours of between charges, depending on your usage. Plus the device includes a neck strap with breakaway safety clip.
You can take advantage of many GPS Guardian Connect features without an Internet connection. Internet is only needed to log on to LocationNow.com, where you or a caregiver can set up your account and alerts, and to remotely monitor and track the device's location on a personal computer.
The SOS call function and text alerts work in all areas where Rogers cellular phone coverage is available. You can view Rogers cellular coverage by selecting "2G" in the "Selected Network" drop-down on the top right of the map. View the Rogers coverage map.
The GPS function is also available in these areas, in addition to areas where there is satellite coverage, such as those used by a car's GPS system.
Absolutely. If you or your caregiver can use a web browser or create a Word document, you will find it simple to set up. Plus, your GPS Guardian Connect device comes with easy to follow, step-by-step instructions. A MedicAlert representative is also available by phone should you require additional help.
You can customize GPS Guardian Connect settings to receive the following email or text message alerts:
Unlike other medical alert systems, there is no contract to sign with GPS Guardian Connect service.
If you find the GPS Guardian Connect service doesn't meet your specific needs, you can return the device within 7 days.
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Crime in Colorado
The annual Crime in Colorado report is a compilation of crime statistics submitted to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) by Colorado law enforcement agencies through the national Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. Per Colorado Revised Statute 24-33.5-412.(5), each Colorado law enforcement agency is required to submit their crime, arrest, stolen and recovered property data to the CBI. The data published on the statewide and individual agency statistics pages are published according to the national UCR Summary Hierarchy rules. The data published on the Incident Based pages is published according to the national UCR NIBRS reporting and counting guidelines.
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KELLY--Matthew J. On February 22. Beloved husband of Patricia (nee McCrossan). Cherished brother of Hugh and Margaret Kelly Norman. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9PM at Frank E. Campbell (The Funeral Chapel), 81st St. at Madison Ave. Mass of the Resurrection Monday, February 27 at 10:30AM, St. Jean Baptiste R.C. Church, 76th Street at Lexington Ave. Private burial.Continue reading the main story
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asphalt hot mix plant(MC80)
Supplier Details
ZhengZhou Pu Sheng Machinery Co.,LTD
Free Member (2012)
[ Zhengzhou, HE, China ]
Business Type: Manufacturer
Supplier has 29 products
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Packaging and Delivery
Product Description
MC mobile asphalt plant
MC series mobile asphalt drum mix plant is design for road base and sub base applications , it includes the following main sections : cold feed bins , drum mixer and burner (with dust filter) , bitumen tank, thermal oil heater, hot storage silo , control system . all these sections are mounted on wheeled trailer chassis . it is easily transportation from site to site . and the plant is easy dismantle and erection .
MC series mobile asphalt drum mix plant has output from 20-80 TPH .
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About Us
SINOSUN is one of China's dominant manufacturers and exporters of precisioned Asphalt Machines and Plants.
An asphalt plant is a plant used for the manufacture of asphalt, macadam and other forms of coated road stone.
For over 15 years, SINOSUN has supplied the asphalt industry with high quality parts and equipments. From replacement drums and dryers custom fabricated in our factory, to a complete inventory of the highest quality asphalt plants, SINOSUN Group is the one reliable source for customers across the world.
SINOSUN's asphalt solutions including asphalt plants are cost effective, user friendly, easy to maintain and strong after - sales services. SINOSUN is equipped with most modern and mature factory setup to produce high quality asphalt equipment.
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Our plants have been widely used in home and abroad road construction project, such as Russia , Romania , Poland , Brazil , Philippines , Indonesia etc.. In Africa , we have exported to Ethiopia , Angola , Algeria and Libya.
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Young Organizing Unionists of the Next Generation
Greetings Everyone,
For those of you that I have not yet had the opportunity to meet, I'm Jennifer, your YOUNG worker representative for the 11th District. Hi!
I am both honored and thrilled to have the opportunity to get to know you all and to work together bringing young worker issues to the table on a national level and coming up with innovative ways to expand our union, making AFGE a more inclusive and proactive entity that better serves and represents us all!
Monthly conference calls are held every 4th Wednesday at 5pm Pacific Time. I invite you to join me on these calls so we can get better acquainted and start working through the issues specific to the "young worker" and tackling barriers many of us face within our workplace and local on a day-to-day basis. I am also available to talk one-on-one regarding any specific ideas or issues you may be facing in your local/region/agency.
TTYS (Talk To You Soon) and please spread the word!
Monthly Call Details:
Every 4th Wednesday
5:00pm PST
Dial-in Number: 1-800-767-1750
Participant Access Code: 43492
Strength and Solidairty Always,
Jennifer-Cari Green
Secretary and 11th District Representative,
Young Organizing Unionist for the Next Generation
American Federation of Government Employees
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Building Healthy Work Relationships
It used to be thought that friendship and work didn't mix. Life should be compartmentalized into professional and personal. Neither the two shall meet. Employee's personal lives should be left at the door. But this line of thinking is beginning to change. In his book Vital Friends, Tom Rath analyzed over 8 millions interviews conducted by The Gallup Organization. He and his team found that people who said they have a "best friend at work" are seven times more likely to be engaged in their work. Did you hear that upper management? Seven times! Now this doesn't mean that you should necessarily be revealing your inner most thoughts or latest boyfriend drama to the third floor janitor and the cafeteria staff, but many of us spend more time with our colleagues than we do with out friends and family. Having positive, supportive work relationships is therefore vital. We've put together 5 tips for building healthy relationships at work. But that's not all! We're running a contest too, so make sure you read all the way to the bottom!
Speak positively: Sincere complements can go a long way and encouragement goes even farther. Life in scrubs is challenging. You can either make it easier for your coworkers are harder. You don't have to be a Pollyanna, and we certainly aren't saying to avoid issues, but instead of focusing on the problem, try finding the solution. If the solution is outside of your control, work on rallying your coworkers around ways to make the situation better. Negativity is intoxicating but it's also toxic. See it's right there in the word! (In-toxic-ating.) See what we did there??
Avoid gossip: Again, we aren't advocating for a head-in-the-sand approach. Avoiding conflict can be just as toxic to a work relationship, but gossip is never productive. It focuses on the problem and keeps things stirred up instead of working towards a solution. When someone tries to include you in gossip, you can sympathize with their frustration, but encourage them to address the situation directly.
Take an interest in others: Sometimes we are so busy waiting to talk that we forget to really listen. Ask more questions than you answer. Don't ask folks how their weekend was just so you can talk about yours. Really listen. Practice your active listening skills with your coworkers as well as your patients.
Be open: It's human nature to be drawn to folks that are like us, but by being open to folks who are different than we are, we can learn so much. Putting ourselves in another's shoes can open our horizons and broaden our perspective. Have a coworker who's into kayaking? Ask them about their latest trip (and not so that you can tell them about your latest adventure). What new gear they are looking to purchase and why. Who knows, you might discover a new hobby of your own.
Be respectful: The easiest way to damage a work relationship is to be disrespectful, and that doesn't just mean how you talk to people. Be on time. Make sure you are completing your responsibilities and not pushing them off on others. Offer to help when you see someone needs it. Ask for help when you need it. Apologize when you need to, and be open to other's suggestions. A little respect goes a long way.
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Hard Cheese
Generally these cheeses are the longest matured and have the smallest moisture content. Hard cheeses normally come either cloth bound, wax covered or with a natural rind.
Key Facts
- Country Made In England
- Type of Milk Sheep
- Pasteurisation Unpasteurised
- Vegetarian No
- Region West Midlands
- Organic No
- Flavour Rich and caramel
- Accreditation None
- Weight 250g
Store & Serve
All cut cheeses are cut to order and will have approximately 12 days shelf life on them from the date the order is despatched
- StorageKeep refrigerated.
- Instructions for useServe at room temperature.
- Recommended DrinkAlbarino
- IngredientsEwes' Milk, Salt, Rennet, Dairy Cultures (Milk)
- AllergensMilk
- Nutritional Information
- Typical Valuesper 100g
- Energy kJ1780 kJ
- Energy kcal429 kcal
- Fat34.9 g
- of which saturates 18.1 g
- Carbohydrates3.4 g
- of which sugars <0.1 g
- Protein25.3 g
- Salt2.1 g
- Name & address of food supplierPaxton & Whitfield Ltd, 93 Jermyn Street, London SW1Y 6JE
These summary details have been prepared for information purposes only. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it is accurate, it is not a substitute for reading the product packaging and label prior to use. Paxton & Whitfield is unable to accept liability for any incorrect information. If you require specific advice, please contact our mail order team on 01451 823460 or email email@example.com.


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COUNTRY Financial has joined Roost's Home Telematics Program, which aggregates and analyzes smart-device data for insurance use.
Roost teamed up with Willis Towers Watson on the IoT initiative back in June 2017 to analyze and identify opportunities for product enhancement, claims mitigation and pricing accuracy for the industry. Carriers that join the consortium receive 10,000 technology kits, each including two water-leak sensors and one battery, to distribute to selected policyholders. These devices also deliver notifications to customers' smartphones when a suspected water leak or fire event occurs, the company says. The Wi-Fi enabled smart sensors can be set up in less than five minutes.
"By sharing insights and data, the HTP will develop best practices for the deployment of smart sensors in the home, enable deeper engagement with policyholders and deliver valuable insights into the bottom line cost savings impact on claims," said Roel Peeters, Roost CEO, in a statement.
Also see: Peeters named a 2018 digital insurance innovator to watch
COUNTRY Financial now joins State Auto as an early member of the HTP, which joined as its first member in January. USAA, Liberty Mutual, Desjardins, Aviva UK and Hippo are other notable distributors of Roost products—but are not a part of the full-fledged consortium.
"Smart devices are appearing in every room of the home, and we are embracing the opportunity to work with Roost and the HTP to deploy smart sensors that will have a direct and immediate positive impact on our customers," said Jeremy Brewer, national home product manager at COUNTRY Financial. "Just as important, the HTP will help us tap into critical and objective intelligence that will guide us in intelligently engaging with our customers."
The move to join Roost's HTP follows the launch of COUNTRY Financial's digital lab last year, in partnership with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The "DigitaLab" is located in the university's Research Park, and also works directly with more than 100 companies acorss multiple industries. COUNTRY's IT department says the lab will he used to develop digital products, especially mobile apps.
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The reigning champs' up-and-down domestic form continues as they go down narrowly in Germany's fiercest local derby. Schalke deserved the three points thanks to a fast start that put their foes on their back heels.
Going into this one, most observers predicted a Dortmund win, but the Royal Blues were clearly pumped up to put on a show for their home fans in Gelsenkirchen.
Barely 10 minutes had passed when Atsuto Uchuida picked out youngster Julian Draxler who hammered the ball in the net. Dortmund were far from their pressing best, and Mats Hummels was having one of the worst days of his big-league career, allowing Klaas-Jan Huntelaar to head in unmarked in minute 35 to make the score 2-0.
Dortmund coach Jürgen Klopp's decision to omit Marco Reus looked pretty bad, and the emerging superstar was brought on for the second half, as was Nuri Sahin for Hummels, with Sven Bender moving into central defense.
Raising their game several notches after the restart gave Dortmund a lifeline just before the hour mark. Robert Lewandowski was sent through the middle, and he scored in his seventh straight match for the defending champs.
Dortmund pressed, of course, but Schalke had the better chances on the counterattack. Teemu Pukki (twice) and Jefferson Farfan both squandered open looks on goal that could have salted the match away.
At the other end, it was Lewandowski uncharacteristically firing the ball straight at the keeper three minutes from time. The 2-1 final result meant that Schalke sweep Dortmund this season, giving them unambiguous local bragging rights in the industrial Ruhr Valley and moving them – at least temporarily – to fourth in the standings.
"We were aggressive going into challenges, and we played well on top of that," Schalke coach Jens Keller said after the game. "The 2-1 came enormously early for us so I'm proud of how the guys stood tall and created counter-attacking chances."
Schalke will probably be without Huntelaar for a while, though, as the Dutch goal-getter left the match with a knee injury.
Meanwhile, Dortmund can take small consolation from the fact that they stay second, after third-placed Leverkusen lost 1-0 in Mainz. Andreas Ivanschitz scored the lone goal on a penalty.
Near sensation in Munich
Bayern came into their home match against minnows Fortuna Düsseldorf talking about the need to crush the underdogs ahead of their mid-week Champions League clash with Arsenal.
But the visitors adeptly exploited what little space Munich gave them and went ahead after a quarter of an hour, when Mathis Bolly volleyed home.
Bayern created chances by the minute but were thwarted by excellent Düsseldorf keeper Fabian Giefer and their own wastefulness. Thomas Müller blew a close-ranger in a manner worthy of Fernando Torres, before he was put through just before the half by Philipp Lahm. The midfielder tucked the ball away to restore a semblance of cosmic order on the Isar River.
But the polarity of the universe was reversed again in the second half. Bayern were initially stymied, and in minute 70, Düsseldorf lobbed a ball up half the pitch, and talismanic Fortuna captain Andreas "Lumpi" Lambertz latched on to it to give the visitors an unlikely 2-1 lead.
Yet a clearly pas amuse Franck Ribery bulled his way in front of the Fortuna goal to level things. And roughly five minutes from time, Jerome Boateng headed home a cross to give Bayern a much-harder-than-expected 3-2 win.
"We began too passively and without sufficient bite and hustle," Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes complained post-match. "But the team showed excellent morale."
Düsseldorf can be proud of holding their own against the runaway league leaders and being only the second team this season to put two past Munich keeper Manuel Neuer.
Fürth fade almost out of view
Last-placed Greuther Fürth knew that they needed a win over second-worst Hoffenheim to have any chance of first division football next season. But despite a bright start for the hosts it was the visitors putting away the match early.
Roberto Firmino got Hoffenheim on their way with a goal after 10 minutes. The early deficit seemed to cut off the oxygen to Fürth's defense. Six minutes later Joselu doubled the visitors' advantage on a far-too-easy counter attack.
Any hopes of a second-half Fürth fight-back were dashed when Tobias Weis netted five minutes after the restart. The rest of the match was played on cruise-control, and with only 14 points in 25 rounds, Greuther Fürth can intensify their plans for division two.
"A 3-0 against the second worst team in the table says it all - we can start preparing for next season," Fürth President Helmut Hack said after the game, promising that a new head coach will be named next week to replace interim leader Ludwig Preis.
The three points were doubly important for Hoffenheim in the battle for the end-of-season play-off because third-from-bottom Augsburg went down to a 2-1 home defeat against Nuremberg on Friday.
In Saturday's other action, Freiburg got off to a fine start at home against Wolfsburg with a goal after only two minutes. But then the wheels came off completely, as the Wolves turned the game around and ran out 5-2 winners. Striker Ivica Olic scored a pair of goals, including one after a nifty bicycle kick.
In the late match, Bremen came out with an unusually defensive line-up in Mönchengladbach, and coach Thomas Schaaf's version of the park-the-bus strategy worked for just over 70 minutes. But then Peniel Mlapa boxed out his defenders in front of goal and headed home a corner.
That meant Bremen had to do what they do best, attack, and only five minutes later Aleksander Ignjovski angled in an equalizer. Both teams pressed for a winner, but the match ended 1-1.
On Sunday, Hannover host Eintracht Frankfurt, who will try to reclaim fourth place. And in the late match Stuttgart take on up-and-coming Hamburg.


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First releases from Camelot Vineyards
The newest winery in the Kelowna area, Camelot Vineyards, opened its tasting room last month and released its first two wines.
This is a winery to watch because the winemaker is Kelowna-born Ann Sperling, a member of the power couple of Canadian winemaking. She and Peter Gamble, her husband, are winemakers for two exciting Ontario wineries and consultants for several other wineries in Canada and abroad.
Currently, Ann is also making wine for Sperling Vineyards Winery, her family's new Kelowna winery. That winery's tasting room is not open yet but apparently Sperling Vineyards wines have been making their way into the market by way of another winery's license.
Camelot is a venture owned and operated by two Air Canada flight attendants, Robert Young and his wife, Denise Brass. They took over his late father's orchard in 1996, converting the property to vines a decade later because apple growing had become uneconomic.
Having been burned by the apple market, Robert and Denise decided that they would go beyond merely being grape growers by adding a winery.
Last summer when they began looking for a winemaker - they are not winemakers themselves - Robert and Denise discovered that Ann was looking for a licensed winery in which to make the initial vintage for Sperling Vineyards.
It was a marriage made in heaven. The Camelot winery is only a few kilometres from the Sperling property while Ann is a winemaker with 25 years of experience. She began her career in 1984 with Andres, moved to CedarCreek in 1991 and then to Ontario in 1995. There, both she and Peter have launched several top wineries. Currently, she is the winemaker for Southbrook's new Niagara winery.
The plan is to establish a small winery for Sperling Vineyards in Pioneer Market on Benvoulin Road where Ann's mother has operated a popular market and bistro for many years. Fittingly, this is near the Father Pandosy Mission where the Okanagan's first small vineyard was planted about 1860. Ann's parents, Bert and Velma, now own a 45-acre vineyard in East Kelowna.
Meanwhile, the Camelot Vineyards winery easily has the capacity to process the grapes for both wineries, neither of which are large. The total production for both wineries last fall was around
800 cases for each.
The two Camelot white wines reflect the cool 2008 vintage in the north Okanagan. Both are lean, with moderate alcohol levels and good acidity. The Pinot Gris ($22.39) displays aromas and flavours of citrus and pear and has a crisp tangy finish. This is a food wine, not a sipping wine. I make that distinction because Pinot Gris styles vary considerably among the many wineries making this varietal.
The Gewurztraminer ($25.70) is light and refreshing, with typical spicy aromas, mint candy and peach fruit flavours and with a dry finish. This is the one I would sip while preparing the fish to go with the Pinot Gris.
Camelot has four more wines to release: a Chardonnay, a Merlot, a Cabernet Franc/Merlot and a Syrah.
The winery takes its name from what Robert Young Sr. had called a home he once owned in West Vancouver before moving his family to the Okanagan. That inspired his son and daughter-in-law to build a Medieval-themed tasting room, complete with King Arthur's round table, swords, shields, jousting gloves and a six-foot suit of armour.
The tasting room, located at 3489 East Kelowna Road in Kelowna, is open Thursday, Friday, weekends and statutory holidays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (5 p.m. on the weekdays) until November 1; or by appointment.


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Management Development Programme on "Gender, Equity and Water Management"
|Venue : Hyderabad
|Date : 20-21 August 2018
SummaryGender mainstreaming has been part of the international discourse on Integrated Water Resource Management for many years. There have been several efforts and initiatives in making the water sector both more gender balanced and gender sensitive. However, critical challenges still remain to be addressed.
This programme develops a good conceptual and theoretical understanding of gender, rights and equity issues among participants while providing them with exposure to the practical challenges in making the water sector more gender balanced and gender sensitive. The programme also aims to build capacities of participants with respect to gender equity by suggesting practical strategies to enable them to work for sustainable and gender sensitive management of water resources. The overall objective is to make the participants better informed and motivated to make changes within their overall sphere of influence as well as to emerge as stronger advocates for gender equity at a personal level.
The programme comprises two days of intensive sessions. The pedagogy comprises lectures, case studies, short films, and group work to facilitate cross-learning and synthesis.
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Management Development Programme on "Reporting Sustainability in Business"
|Venue : TERI School of Advanced Studies
|Date : 20-21 August 2018
SummarySustainability reporting is the practice adopted by organizations for measuring, communicating, and being accountable to internal and external stakeholders for organizational performance towards the goal of sustainable development. "Sustainability reporting" is a broad term considered synonymous with others used to describe reporting on economic, environmental, and social impacts (e.g., triple bottom line, corporate responsibility reporting, etc.). As the stakeholders like government agencies, employees, investors, financial institutions, community, NGOs, consumers, etc., have become more demanding and demand for companies to disclose information on its social, environmental, and economic impacts is growing , it has become necessary for the companies to communicate and engage with all these stakeholders in the decision-process and hence sustainability reporting has emerged to be an important tool for stakeholder engagement and communication.
This MDP is for Chief Sustainability Officers, CSR Heads, Finance Heads, and Strategic Planners, Analysts, Auditors, Asset Managers, and Consultants, Health/Safety/Environment Managers/ Human Resources, Corporate Communications, Public Relations, and HR Managers, Managers in IT/ Legal/Marketing/Operations/ Supply Chain
A set of five modules will be covered during the two-day programme. Through case studies and other practical exercise, this MDP aims to equip the participants with the sustainability standards, reporting formats, and the practices of Indian firms. The pedagogy consists of experience sharing by corporates who are already engaged in preparing sustainability reports, case discussion on international sustainability reporting stories, and lectures by in-house faculty. The participants will get hands-on experience of working with various tools and techniques, such as stakeholder engagement, indicator development, and reporting.
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Monster Energy Thor Kawasaki takes Victory at Canadian Season Opener
April 29, 2015
Brett Metcalfe sweeps MX1 class in return to Canada
June 2, 2015(Kamloops, BC) The Monster Energy Thor Kawasaki team kicked off their 2015 season this past weekend as the CMRC Canadian Motocross series debuted in the team's hometown – Kamloops, British Columbia and after a great day of racing, emerged with the win and the red plate for the points leader with 2013 Champion, Brett Metcalfe, making a successful return to the Canadian series.
After being unable to defend his title in 2014 when he was tasked to fill in for the injured Ryan Villopoto in America, the Australian, Metcalfe, was back and worked hard to ensure he'd be able to add a second Canadian title to his collection. Right from the start of the day, he made sure that there was no doubt who the rider to beat would be, as he qualified Number One. Even a tip over in moto one wouldn't derail his march to victory as he quickly worked his way into the lead to take the moto win. In moto two, he led every lap to make it a clean sweep and the overall win. Metcalfe is happy to be back in Canada and to start things off with a great day: "I'm excited to be back up here. The team and I have been working hard to get prepared and I'm glad everything went so well today. I know all the tracks now so it makes things a lot easier, I'm going to keep working hard and get back that Number One plate."
The team's other MX1 rider, two-time MX2 Champion, Teddy Maier, did not have a day to remember but showed a ton of speed as he qualified second behind his teammate but had to come from the back of the pack in both motos to finish 11th overall. Look for a bounce back ride from the Iowa native this weekend in Nanaimo.
Cole Martinez's first ever Canadian National went well as he qualified 5th quickest and went on to log solid 4-4 finishes in MX2 for 4th overall. Cole enjoyed his first Canadian race: "It was good. The team was great and it was good to see how everything worked. I wanted to get through the first weekend but I know I can get in the mix now. I'm excited going forward."
The team now heads west to scenic Vancouver Island for round two of the series as it makes its way to Nanaimo's Wastelands MX track. For more information on the Canadian Motocross Nationals, visit www.cmrcracing.com
To check out more photos from the weekend and a behind the scenes look at the Monster Energy Leading Edge team, make sure to "like" our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/leadingedgekawasaki
The team has to give a big thanks to all their sponsors that are making their 2015 season possible:
Monster Energy, Thor, Kawasaki, Parts Canada, Leading Edge Motorsports, Alpinestars, Pro Circuit, Renthal, Galfer Performance Braking Systems, Boyesen, Acerbis, Dunlop, D.I.D, Dirt Candy, VP Fuels, Hot Cams, Samco Hoses, C4MX, XTrig Racing Technology, Hinson Clutch Components, Mechanix Wear, Motorex, Matrix Concepts, Sunstar, All Balls Racing, Cometic Gasket, Motion Pro, 100% Goggles, Stompgrip, Works Connection, Dubya Wheels, Sony Canada, Graeme Brough Suspension, DT1 Filters, American Kargo, Supertech Valves, Pro Pegs, Hot Rods


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Benedict Cumberbatch Reads a Poem to Honor King Richard III, of Course
For the reburial of King Richard III.
With a voice like his, it's kind of hard to think of anyone better than Benedict Cumberbatch to eulogize someone at their funeral. Obviously, the Church of England felt the same, because they asked him to recite an original poem for the reburial of King Richard III (whose remains were discovered three years ago after being lost for more than 500 years). But there was also a little bit of nepotism involved in choosing him for the job. As it turns out, there's royal blood in Cumberbatch's ancestry, and he's actually King Richard III's third cousin 16 times removed. (He's also set to play Richard III in an upcoming BBC drama.) Try not to swoon too hard as he reads about skulls and other awkwardly morbid things.


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...and the pleasure of a relaxing stay at your home-away-from-home...
Come stay in your own vacation apartment on Whidbey Island. We are a short walk from Double Bluff Beach- the most beautiful beach of the many on South Whidbey.
Bring your binoculars or your birding scope- you will be across from Deer Lagoon, where you will see and hear Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, Bitterns, and more!
*Please note that we are on hiatus for the foreseeable future.... We are focusing on using our vacation apartment for family and friends for at least the next several years! -Thank you so much for your business since 2010- it's been a great experience!


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The buildings and grounds of Seminole State College are maintained by the Facilities Department in the interest of students, faculty, staff and visitors. Access to administrative and academic facilities is generally limited to students, employees and visitors for the purpose of study, work, teaching and conducting College business. Occasionally, cultural and other events may be held in College facilities that are open to the public.
Due to exigent or emergency circumstances, it may become necessary for Campus Safety and Security to request proper identification from an individual. These requests may be the result of a complaint from a member of the community, or the personal observation of suspicious activity by a security officer on patrol or conducting special security checks.
Requests for identification are not frequent but may be necessary to ensure the safety of everyone on campus. Remember to carry your Seminole State College identification card with you at all times and to cooperate if a security officer asks to see your identification. Requests for identification may occur more frequently during non-business hours and in secluded or isolated locations.
If you return to your office or classroom and find a stranger inside, it is advisable to simply say, "May I help you?" The stranger may offer a cover story, such as: looking for a friend, trying to find employment, etc. Regardless of the story provided, make a mental note of the individual's appearance, age, height, weight and clothing so you can notify the Safety and Security Department as soon as it is safe to do so. Remember: You should not confront suspicious persons or chase them if they flee. Doing so carries a high degree of risk and could result in injury to members of the College community. Typically, the individual will leave once they provide you with a cover story. You should then notify Safety and Security.
Campuses and surrounding areas are frequent targets for thieves. Vigilance is your best defense.
Here are a few suggestions for protecting yourself and others from theft:
Central Florida has a fairly high auto theft rate. Cars are stolen for many reasons, including joyriding. Thieves may also strip a stolen vehicle for parts or use it to commit other crimes.
To reduce your chance of becoming an auto theft victim, take the following precautions:
Identity theft is a crime in which someone obtains and uses another person's personal identification or data in a way that involves fraud or deception, typically for financial gain, and without that person's permission or consent. The personal data can be a Social Security number, bank account information, credit card number or other personal identifier.
Take the following measures to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of identity theft:
For additional information on identity theft, see Seminole State's Red Flag Identify Theft Prevention Program – Policy 1.260.
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Michael Dresdner is a woodworker and wood finishing expert that has worked in many professional finishing shops and written about wood finishing for many woodworking publications over the years. In this video, Michael aims to arm the viewer with the necessary information and techniques to: prepare a surface for finishing and to achieve professional results with one of several different types of finishes. Although this video is a bit older now, the information presented is just as relevant today as it was when the video was first released.
Dresdner starts with a thorough treatise on surface preparation and sanding. As Dresdner states – no finish will cover the sins of a poorly prepared surface – the steps to a flawless finish start with the proper and thorough surface prep. In the video, Dresdner takes the viewer through the techniques of both power and hand sanding and discusses the properties of many of the sandpaper products on the market today.
With the surface prepared on several projects, Dresdner then shows techniques for three different hand-applied finishes: a wax finish, hand rubbed polyurethane varnish finish and shellac and wax finish. Using everyday products and simple techniques the viewer is shown practical methods to obtain very acceptable finishes that will work well on many different types of woodworking projects.
Next, Dresdner visits Chris Minick, who shows how to brush on a flawless polyurethane varnish finish. This segment discusses thinning the finish for better flow, various types of brushes and proper brushing technique. The rapport between Dresdner and Minick in the segment is a bit corny however; the information that is relayed about brushing is both useful and complete. Watching Dresdner and Minick brush the finish on a couple of nightstands shows just how easy a good quality brushed-on finish can be to obtain.
Finally, Dresdner covers the principles of spray finishing showing a home-made spray booth and several types of spray-finishing tools. During this discussion he covers how to develop a methodology for spraying a complicated piece like a chair as well as adjusting tools for different spray patterns for optimal results. The spraying is followed by a thorough segment on how to clean spray equipment in order to keep it in top operating condition.
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With more than 1,854 patents, we're Australia's largest patent holder. We're ranked the 25th largest PCT (Patent Coorporation Treaty) patent application filer amongst government and research institutions worldwide in 2014, 30 per cent of which are collaborations.
This ever-increasing wealth of intellectual property is a vast source of commercial opportunity and has resulted in over 150 spin-off companies to date, worth $1 billion in market capitalisation, with many more to come.
You can see a lengthy list of our spin-off companies on CSIROpedia.
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Step 1. Add at least 1 heaping tablespoon per meal of fermented foods to your diet. These can include:
Step 2. Take a daily whole-body detoxification food to aid cleansing and strengthen the body's primary detox organs.
I recommend fermented spirulina as a great start to your detox regimen. You want to take 1 teaspoon per day.
Make sure you verify the source of your spirulina to ensure its purity as this superfood will soak up any heavy metals and toxins around where it was sourced.
I also recommend you get fermented spirulina to maximize its bioavailability and boost this detoxifier with a host of other benefits. This eases the strain on your digestive system while it heals, yet amplifies the cleansing of toxins from your body.
Step 3. Eat foods and supplements that heal leaky gut.
Primary Foods:
Proteins - You need at least 30 grams of usable body protein every day in order to build or repair muscles, bones, tissues, hair, organs, etc. An excellent source of omega 3 fatty acids. Body Ecology Super Spirulina Plus provides all of the 8 essential amino acids and is 50% fermented Spirulina! The fact that it is fermented means that it is easier to digest and gives a boost of beneficial microflora.
Healthy Fats - supports cognitive function, helps create hormones in the body, maintains the structure of cell walls, helps with energy production and neurodegeneration. Protects against inflammation and oxidative stress. Essential fatty acids contribute significantly to adrenal recovery
Fermented Foods - Improve your immune system, stops cravings for sugar and carbohydrates in processed foods, improve digestion, lowers cholesterol, increase ability to absorb nutrients in your foods by up to 100 times, rich in probiotics that are much more potent than probiotic supplements and help build the inner ecosystem.
Leafy Greens - Rich in phytochemicals and carotenoids that have cancer protective properties, high in vitamin and minerals including potassium, vit C, vit K, iron, calcium and magnesium
Broccoli - contains sulforaphane which can improve vitamin D absorption to aid in immunity, fighting inflammation and cancer, increasing bone mass. Contains glucosinolates-sulfur containing compounds
Mineral-rich Foods:
Bone broths - made of collagen which has shown benefit to gastric ulcers, improving digestion, contains glutamine and important metabolic fuel for cells in the small intestine, full of minerals, strengthens the immune system
Sea vegetables - lower cholesterol, detox the body from heavy metals and environmental pollutants, helps control the growth of pathogenic viruses, bacteria and candida, help to balance thyroid function, fights constipation, prevents aging and chronic disease.
Sea salt - Sea water contains minerals such as ionized sodium, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and selenium, plus many trace elements such as copper, iron, zinc, manganese, and chromium. The human body uses the minerals & trace elements in sea salt to create electrolytes, maintaining the "internal ocean" which is vital to the proper functioning of every system in the body.
Supplements, Herbs & Medicinal Mushrooms
Herbs - many herbs, such as rosemary cleanse the blood and help control pathogenic bacteria
Reishi Mushroom - promotes longevity and cardiovascular health, boosts immune system, regulates blood sugar, antiviral.
Cordyceps - effective at fighting influenza A, restores fundamental energy
Dong Quai - helps balance estrogen levels, cleanse the blood, treats iron deficiency, enhances female fertility, increases circulation, improves complexion
Microalgae - nutrient and protein dense, reduce inflammation, enhance endurance and performance, repairs the liver and protects the kidneys (Potent Proteins)
Enzymes - aids with abdominal bloating and discomfort after meals, indigestion, gas, candida overgrowth
Mineral Supplement - helps to nourish thyroid and adrenals, detoxify, reduce signs of aging, build immunity, chelate heavy metals (Ancient Earth Minerals/Ocean Plant Extract)
Probiotics - cleanse your liver, treat acne and help with complexion, make hair and fingernails stronger, give you energy, keeps you slim, keeps your inner world clean, increases longevity
Fermenting your own foods, researching and purchasing several different supplements and remembering to take them daily can be time consuming and difficult.
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This product bundle simultaneously supports detoxification, heals leaky gut and fortifies the body for total healing and repair. It even features our brand new, unique and industry leading fermented protein shake!
All you have to do is enjoy one or two smoothies or shakes each day with these three products included and you will provide your body with everything it needs for deep healing.
This special product bundle will last you roughly 21 to 30 days of daily use, and we are confident you'll notice results in your first month of use. Continue to use these products for 3 to 6 months to see a huge improvement to persistent infections, chronic fatigue, leaky gut, weight gain, and other physical complaints.
Best of all, just adding in these three products to your daily diet, you could do nothing else and start to see health transformation. As your body steadily heals, you'll find that you can more easily stick to the Body Ecology Diet or any other healthy lifestyle because your cravings naturally subside and your energy will increase.
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Cleaning the oven may not be the most exciting job, however it is essential to maintain a healthy, happy kitchen. Putting it off only makes the job more difficult so get stuck in this spring!
What You Need
Bicarbonate of soda
White vinegar
Sponges and clothes
Rubber gloves
What to do
1. Remove the oven racks: Remove your oven racks and anything else from the oven
2. Make a magic mixture: In a small bowl, mix roughly a 1/2 cup of bicarbonate of soda with a few tablespoons of water. Adjust the ratio of both as needed until you have a spreadable paste.
3. Coat your oven: Spread the paste all over the inside of the oven, avoiding the elements.
4. Leave it over night: Allow the bicarbonate of soda mixture to work for at least 12 hours, or overnight.
5. Clean your oven racks: In the meantime give your oven rack a good soak in hot soapy water. The longer you leave then the easier they will be to clean.
6. Wipe out the oven: Once 12 hours have passed use a plastic or silicone spatula to help scrape the magic mixture off the oven. A damp cloth will also come in handy.
7. Spray a little vinegar: Take your bottle of Wilko white vinegar and spray all over. Any areas where there is bicarbonate of soda left will bubble up and you can make sure you get these with a final wipe down.
8. Pop your oven racks back: Replace the oven racks and anything else you keep in your oven and yay! You are done- a lovely clean and sparkly oven!
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