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After months of denials, the president of Rutgers University acknowledged Sunday that he had had an affair with a subordinate during his seven years as president of the University of Washington, and that it had been a factor in his decision to leave Seattle for New Jersey's state university a year ago.
Confirming a Sunday report on the liaison in The Seattle Times, Richard L. McCormick, 55, called the romance inappropriate, humiliating and a serious lapse in judgment. But he said he was not considering resigning his $525,000-a-year post, and he was promptly supported by the Rutgers board of governors.
''Today I want to express publicly my deep shame and regret at the grave personal mistake I made while serving as president of the University of Washington,'' Dr. McCormick told a news conference at the main Rutgers campus in New Brunswick. ''I regret the embarrassment these actions may bring upon the community of Rutgers and the University of Washington.''
Flanked by his wife, Prof. Suzanne D. Lebsock, a historian who has taught at universities where her husband has worked, and Gene O'Hara, chairman of the Rutgers board of governors, Dr. McCormick -- a historian who is among the highest-paid university presidents in the nation -- declined to give details of the affair or to identify the woman involved. The Seattle Times article described her as a member of his University of Washington administration.
Dr. McCormick said only that the woman was not a student and had received no ''benefits'' from the relationship. Calling it ''a personal matter that must be addressed to my family,'' he vowed never to repeat the conduct, said he prayed that it would not affect his work at Rutgers, and promised to meet with student and faculty groups on Monday to discuss it.Continue reading the main story
Mr. O'Hara, in a brief statement, said that after learning of the affair and of The Seattle Times's plans to publish an article about it, he had polled 10 of the 11 members of the board of governors on Thursday and that all had voiced support for Dr. McCormick.
''President McCormick's performance in the last 12 months has more than validated the reasons we asked him to be our leader,'' Mr. O'Hara said. ''He had the board's support a year ago, and he has the board's support today.''
Dr. McCormick's acknowledgment of the long-rumored affair, coming after repeated denials to the board of regents of the University of Washington and to The Seattle Times, has stained an otherwise distinguished career in academics and administration at major American universities.
Born in New Brunswick, a graduate of Amherst College with a doctorate in history from Yale, Dr. McCormick began his teaching career in 1976 at Rutgers, where his father, Richard P. McCormick, was a history professor for nearly 40 years and his mother worked in the university administration.
Dr. McCormick taught at Rutgers for 16 years, and was dean of the faculty of arts and sciences from 1989 to 1992. Later, he was provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs and executive vice chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He became president of the University of Washington in 1995 and was widely praised during much of his tenure.
But in 2002, when he was being paid $295,000 a year and being considered for the presidency at Rutgers, Dr. McCormick's star in Seattle began to fade. There were reports that some regents had long been unhappy with his work, and the 10-member board heard accounts that he was having an affair with a subordinate.
The Seattle Times article said those accounts were not fully investigated, in part because Dr. McCormick had denied them and was on the verge of moving to Rutgers anyway. The newspaper said Dr. McCormick had waffled about the move, at one point withdrawing from consideration but later reversing himself after the Washington regents, apparently upset over the rumored affair, urged him to go.
The president of the regents, Gerald Grinstein, said in a statement Friday night, ''On behalf of the board, I made it clear to Dick that such conduct was not acceptable and encouraged him to reconsider the opportunity at Rutgers.''
In recent months, Dr. McCormick had insisted in interviews with The Seattle Times that the board had not pressured him to leave, and he repeatedly denied having an affair. But after learning that the newspaper was preparing a report on it, he said he decided to ''amend'' his accounts and to admit that he had falsely denied the affair in the hope of suppressing the story.Continue reading the main story


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Month: January 2012
My favorite songs of 2011
Mark has already shared his favorite tunes from the past year. Now, it's my turn.
To be honest, I had a difficult time with my list, because I spend most of my time stuck in the 80's and 90's and my playlists consist mostly of metal bands (with a few surprises thrown in for good measure). But, as I looked back on the songs that helped shape my 2011 soundtrack, I realized that a handful were actually songs from the past year!
So, here they are (not in any particular order):
Party Rock Anthem/LMFAO – I first heard this song on a commercial that confused me, because I couldn't figure out what they were trying to sell: cars or video games. I've never heard the song in full and I don't care to. Just give me the dancing hamsters!
No More/LL Cool J & Ne-Yo – I've loved LL Cool J since he first hit the scene in the 80's. When he branched out into acting, I wasn't sure what to think until I saw him in action. I love his acting talent, but was thrilled when a recent NCIS: Los Angeles episode ended with this song. I love it more than I can say. BTW, if you're on Twitter, LL is one of the most positive and inspirational/motivational people there. Follow him: @LLCoolJ
Starlight/Rachael Yamagata – I first heard this song when Rachael performed on the show I work on. I immediately fell in love with her unique vocals and the stripped down accompaniment. The fully electric version is just as awesome, although the beginning is a little repetitive. Wait for her to reach the chorus, then listen through to the end of the song. You won't regret it.
Make Some Noise/Beastie Boys – I love love love love love love love the Beasties! They could rap the alphabet and it would make my list. The video really makes this song. There are so many cameos that I had to keep watching over and over just to see everyone. Okay, that's the excuse I'm using, anyway. I will say this: Ted Danson was quite the surprise. I would never use his name and the Beasties in the same breath.
Up/James Morrison – I sometimes call James a "guilty pleasure," then I think he doesn't really fit that mold. I also like Leif Garrett and think he fits more into the "guilty pleasure" mode. So, James is stepping up and taking his place along the likes of Beasties, Coldplay and other "mainstream" acts. "Up" is one of the songs from his new album. I like the message, the tune and the duet he does with Jessie J.
More/Usher – I thought this song was older than 2011, but it was on a list of 2011 songs, so I'm sticking it in this list. I love love love this song. I first heard it as a promo to NBA playoffs and even though I hate the NBA, I liked the ad because of the song. If you think I watch a lot of TV, including commercials, you're right (see the dancing hamsters above)
Bad As Me/Tom Waits – Listening to Tom Waits is like doing shots of whiskey all night without getting drunk or waking up with a hangover the next morning.
Every Teardrop is a Waterfall/Coldplay – I like this song because it gets my toes tapping and lifts my spirits. I feel like dancing whenever I hear it.
Accidents Can Happen (Acoustic)/Sixx: A.M. – The electric version of this song is also very stellar, but the acoustic version seems more intimate and personal. I love this song for many reasons. If you know me, you've read the post I wrote on my Tumblr site explaining my connection to this song. The thing that really blows my mind about Sixx: A.M. is hearing that the singer (James Michael) doesn't consider himself a "singer." He identifies himself more as a producer. Listen to this song and you'll see what I mean when I say he's full of shit. He's one of the most incredible singers I've heard in a long time.

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With a title like Transformers: Fall of Cybetron, one can only expect to see transformers climatically duking it out in a battle of massivaweomepic proportions (yes, I had to make up a word to describe it). This latest trailer for the game has left us without any doubts; Cybetron will indeed fall.
The CGI trailer, which can be seen below, has dozens of Autobots and Decepticons battling in what looks like a battlefield that's on fire. Hellish apocalyspe indeed. Eventually, courageous leaders Optimus and Megatron enter the fray to make the bodycount even higher. Finally, Optimus activates a gigantic machine that transforms into what I can only guess is Fortress Maximus, Metroplex, or something else similarly skyscraper-sized. Check out the carnage for yourself!
UPDATE: Yup, it's Metroplex, as he states the line "Metroplex heeds the call of the last prime." If that doesn't send shivers all the way down to your Optimus Prime undies, I don't know what will.
Can't wait for this game, the first one was a great title, happy they are making a sequel


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Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma are all types of blood cancer and can develop in anyone, of any age, at any time. Another 35 Australians are diagnosed each and every day.
Although improved treatments and care are helping more people survive, sadly someone loses their life to blood cancer every two hours.
This September during Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we're joining with the Leukaemia and Lymphoma Society and other international organisations to raise awareness and help change these statistics.
You can help by joining a Light the Night event in your local community and raise money to help provide life changing practical and emotional support in local communities – right across the country.
Join an event near you at lightthenight.org.au or call 1800 500 088.


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2. First in, Best Dressed
During peak wedding seasons, reception venues are in high demand and can often book up very quickly. Make sure you have enough time prior to the wedding date to research and book your venue.
3. Timing is Everything
Try to avoid booking your wedding close to any major events. Around particularly busy periods such as the Grand Final Weekend, prices tend to skyrocket- not only at reception venues, but hotels, restaurants, bars, and general attractions. Also, you'll have to deal with increased crowds (who are prone to get rowdy around these sorts of periods).
4. Inquire About Other Weddings
Always ask your reception venue if they hold more than one reception on any given day. Ensure that if another reception is booked before yours, the area will be spick and span for your event. If you're booked before another event, make certain that you won't be rushed out of the venue soon as your booked time concludes. In this instance, ask what happens if your wedding does run overtime and if there are any fees that might be involved.
5. Consider Time Constraints
Bear in mind that you'll need time to set up for the reception (depending on how elaborate your decorations are). Make sure you allocate enough time to get everything ready and set up, as well as a bit of time to relax before your guests arrive.
6. Think Logistically
Ensure that the venue is set with enough room for miscellanous events, such as cutting the cake and the first dance. Be specific with your questions regarding your needs and capacity: a room that fits 200 for cocktails might not be big enough for a 200 person sit-down dinner and dancing, for example, so always be sure to ask.
7. Cash in Hand
Are there any hidden costs? Some venues, for example, charge extra for linens. Rather take the time to ask questions and be overly precautious than risk of potentially spending thousands of dollars because you didnt want to seem like a bridezilla.
8. Read the Fine Print
Find out how much the deposit is to secure the venue and ask about their cancellation policies. Will you receive your deposit back if you cancel? Will there be any fees involved?
9. Celebrating With Song
Most weddings include dancing, so you will want to ask your reception venue if there are any restrictions on music. There might be noise restrictions you need to be aware of. Also, find out if there will be enough electrical outlets for your musicians or DJ.
10. Contractual Obligations
Always make sure you what you've discussed is written up in a contract. Take the time to review the contract before you sign absolutely anything!


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In 2012-2013, Penn IUR launched the Research Digest to cover the findings, success stories, and case studies coming out of the Consortium for Building Energy Innovation (formerly the Energy Efficient Buildings Hub (EEB Hub), one of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) three innovation clusters, based at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The DOE established the EEB Hub in February 2011 to stimulate innovative research on the deep retrofits required make the nation's building stock more energy efficient. Its goal was to lower energy use in the commercial building sector in the Philadelphia region by 20 percent by 2020. Penn IUR worked as an EEB Hub partner from 2012-2016, in a university-wide team that spanned many of Penn's schools and centers.
The Research Digest, developed and managed by Penn IUR, shared CBEI's findings with building owners, operators, tenants, designers, financiers, policymakers, suppliers, and educators. It covered such timely topics as the use of "integrated design," the standardization of energy audits, mandated municipal benchmarking, amended building codes, building instrumentation for model development, green jobs, and energy efficiency retrofit financing. Penn IUR worked closely with CBEI's researchers to develop the news reports, videos, and infographics that make up the Research Digest, translating researchers' technical findings for a diverse audience that includes those working in energy efficiency, building science, and real estate finance as well as students and the public.
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SOURCE: International Star, Inc.
June 26, 2014 08:30 ET
WILTON, CT--(Marketwired - Jun 26, 2014) - International Star, Inc. (OTC Pink: ILST) (PINKSHEETS: ILST) provides column leach test results.
International Star is pleased to announce that the final version of the Preliminary Plan of Operation for the Van Demeen gold property in Mohave County, Arizona, will be submitted to the Bureau of Land Management ("BLM") no later than July 7th. Compilation of this report has taken Management slightly longer than anticipated primarily due to the need to configure a plan that mitigates some upfront risks and provides for gold production to commence at an earlier stage.
"While the report is taken longer to complete, I am quite pleased with the plan envisioned and believe it is being structured in a way that is most cost efficient," stated Mike Shea, CEO and President of International Star.
Shareholders and the investment community will continue to be up to date, and announcement will be made on the day of plan's submission to the BLM.
International Star is a junior mining Company with claims in Arizona. Its primary focus is to bring the Van Demeen gold project into production. The primary goal is to generate cash flow to sustain and grow profitability.
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Blackpool, the jewel of the north with the beach that goes on for miles. Well, that was the way I remembered it from a childhood holiday in the 1970s.
The question, four decades on, was would it still have the magic?
And would my hyper-choosy, hard-to-impress daughters Rosie, 11, and Charlotte, nine, be as bowled over as I was back then?
The answer to both issues, I'm happy to report, is yes. And it was pretty clear from the off that we were on to a winner. Rolling down the prom in our taxi from the station as the winter sun sparkled off the sea, Charlotte spotted something in the distance.
"Dad, is that the Eiffel Tower?" she asked, pointing ahead looking slightly puzzled.
"No," I replied. "It's better than that... it's The Blackpool Tower." And she was impressed, very impressed!
Our mission
Our mission was to give a family road-test to the new Blackpool Resort Pass, which in one single ticket gets you entry to nine attractions and saves you up to £55 per person.
With so much to choose from the only problem was where to start. We plumped for Blackpool Pleasure Beach, home to more thrill-tastic rides than you can shake a stick of rock at.
Being far too much of a scaredy cat family to ride on the Big One or Infusion, we headed for the more sedate stuff. And Blackpool Pleasure Beach is big enough and slick enough to have plenty of that, as well as the white-knuckle rides for which it's better known.
We ambled round Nickelodeon Land and loved it: It's home to 12 great rides and attractions for younger kids and you can meet Dora the Explorer.
The park's been revamped recently (there's also a new Wallace & Gromit ride about to open) and there are great places to go for a coffee and a bite to eat or, if you're in the mood, a glass of champagne.
With Charlotte still fixated by The Tower, we jumped on the tram and headed back into the middle of town and into this remarkable building.
It's 518ft tall, is a Grade I listed building and needs five miles worth (yes, five miles) of electric cabling to keep the lights on and the lifts working.
We shot up to the SkyWalk glass-floored viewing platform near the top.
Watch a video about attractions at the Blackpool Tower below:
Stepping out on to it and looking straight down to ground level at the Comedy Carpet and beach is every bit an adrenaline rush as the rollercoasters at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
Make sure you do do it though, it really is worth it. My wife Caroline (not usually one for heights) got into the spirit as the girls and I bounded around admiring the incredible views.
You look out over the Irish Sea in one direction then go up the stairs for an incredible view of the Lancashire hills behind you and the Lake District to your left.
On the way up you can also check out the new Blackpool Tower Eye 4D Cinema Experience which takes you on a futuristic trip round the resort... complete with real sea spray. And pop your head into the beautiful ornate Tower Ballroom where a tea dance was under way when we looked in. It really is an astonishing room, which gives you a fabulous glimpse of yesteryear.
From there we hot-footed it round the corner to The Blackpool Tower Dungeon, which uses actors to scare the wits out of you. And by heck they are good at it!
If, like mine, your children are obsessed with blood, gore and unpleasantness, then the dungeon is a must-see ... especially when Dad gets selected from the audience to take a seat in the torturer's chair. Nice. Not!
Less scary but a good laugh is Madame Tussauds on the seafront just down from the tower. It's more than a collection of wax figures... you can interact with some of your favourite celebrities. Ever wanted to sit between Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh on The X Factor judging panel? Well, now's your chance. Although, as my wife pointed out, even in the best possible light I really don't look much like Tulisa or Gary Barlow!
It was time to rest our feet and have a well-earned drink back at base. We stayed in a family room at the Blackpool Hilton where there's entertainment at weekends and during the week at high season.
The room had two bunk-beds in a tucked-away alcove for the girls, which was ideal. There's a kid-friendly buffet dinner at the hotel, with decent food in a relaxed setting.
Blackpool nightlife is what draws many of the visitors, of course, and there's plenty of family friendly stuff going on.
While we were in town the unmissable Horrible Histories stage show was on at the Grand Theatre.
Saved from demolition in the 1970s, it's been given a new lease of life. Poke your head round the door and you can literally feel the history of the place.
There was no time to dally though... there was fun to be had!
Our Resort Passes got us access to the Sandcastle, the biggest indoor waterpark in the UK. And what a place! We whooshed our way round the chutes, tunnels and slides with the girls loving every minute.
The Master Blaster is the king of them all. It uses an explosion of water to send you uphill before blasting you back down again. It's spotlessly clean and the staff are friendly and proper ambassadors, not just for the Sandcastle but for Blackpool as a whole.
Don't worry if three hours in water is not your thing. There are places around the pool to sit and relax with a drink and a snack.
Your Resort Pass is valid for a week, so you can take your time exploring. If you've not been for a while or, perish the thought, if you've never been at all, then take my advice and visit Blackpool.
Does it still have the family magic? Well, Charlotte and Rosie say it does. And that Eiffel Tower? Paris is welcome to it... because Blackpool still rocks!
What you get
There's something for everyone, enjoy up to nine great attractions. Simply choose from one of the great value packages, or bolt on extras to personalise your Resort Pass – it's just the ticket!
What you see
The original Resort Pass includes Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Nickelodeon Land, The Blackpool Tower Eye 4D Cinema Experience, The Blackpool Tower Dungeon, SEA LIFE Blackpool and Madame Tussauds Blackpool. The Resort Pass + is the original Resort Pass PLUS Blackpool Zoo, Sandcastle Waterpark and Blackpool Model Village & Gardens.
What it costs
Resort Pass is £52.50 per person representing a saving of £40. The Resort Pass+ is £77.50 representing a saving of more than £55 per person. Both passes are valid for one visit to each attraction over seven days. Bolt on a transport pass for Blackpool buses and trams from only £3.75.
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Researchers examine disorder over one year in a Montreal nightclub
- UdeMNouvelles
- Martin LaSalle
Official statistics may mask a piece of reality. And when it comes to disorder and assaults that occur in nightclubs, they virtually hide the real atmosphere of these establishments and the associated risks. This is brought to light by researchers at the School of Criminology of the Université de Montréal in a study recently published in the Journal of Substance Use and conducted in a Montreal nightclub (whose name cannot be revealed for ethical reasons).
Indeed, the researchers collected information about each incident reported by bouncers in which the latter were required to intervene. They noted the circumstances surrounding the disorder or assaults and the nature of the bouncers' interventions, while the owners of the bars took note of the number of customers each night and the amount of drinks sold.
Sex, drugs, and... urine
In the end, the UdeM researchers analyzed critical incidents occurring over 258 evenings at the nightclub from April 2006 to April 2007.
In all, nearly 800 incidents were recorded by the bouncers, including 242 verbal or physical attacks, of which 40% were directed against the bouncers (threats, shoving, etc.), and 547 incidents of non-threatening yet objectionable incivility to other customers (drug use, sex in the toilet, objects thrown on the ground, erratic behaviour, urinating in a corner of the room, etc.). These figures do not appear in any official reports, because bar owners do not like to deal with law enforcement.
Terrible Tuesdays!
According to Rémi Boivin, assistant professor in the School of Criminology at the UdeM and lead author of the study, Tuesdays were by far the busiest nights at the nightclub under study. In fact, the 10 most dispruptive nights in the year all occurred on a Tuesday.
Of course, since Tuesdays were theme nights, they attracted the greatest number of customers and the greatest consumption of alcohol, especially beer. On these nights, each customer consumed on average 9.5 drinks!
"Not surprisingly, the number of alcoholic drinks consumed per customer is a significant predictor of disorder in a bar," says Rémi Boivin. "In the nightclub we studied, Tuesdays were the evenings in which we observed the most assaults and inelegant behaviours such as sleeping on tables, collapsing on the floor, verbally threatening staff, or fondling waitresses."
Bouncers: a predominantly economic role
According to Boivin, this was the first time an establishment serving alcohol was subject to systematic observation, over an entire year, to assess the nature and variation of incidents occurring there.
For owners of nightclubs and establishment with liquor licences, the study highlights the importance of adopting ethical service practices (not serving someone who has obviously drunk too much) while providing for a sufficient number of adequately trained bouncers.
In terms of research, however, the study especially reveals that official statistics cannot be relied on to measure the number and magnitude of acts of mischievousness that occur in these establishments: of the nearly 800 misconducts reported by the bouncers, only one or two required police intervention.
How to explain this discrepancy between official statistics and reality?
"One of the bouncers perfectly summed up the situation," explains Boivin. "He observed that his role is to maintain an environment safe enough for customers to spend as much as possible."
Since they are primarily concerned with the profitability of nightclubs, bouncers have an interest in avoiding police intervention, which can adversely affect business...
Suds and pucks!
Several factors had an influence on the atmosphere of the bar studied by Rémi Boivin and his colleagues. Besides the quantity of alcohol consumed and the number of customers, the latter's age and regularity in frequenting the establishment influenced the number of undesirable acts.
But one factor in particular was scientifically validated by the study: when the Montreal Canadiens won a match, the customers arriving at the nightclub after the game committed fewer attacks than when the Habs lost!
1. Rémi Boivin et al., «Nightly variation of disorder in a Canadian nightclub», Journal of Substance Use, vol. 1, no 6, 2013.
This article is a translation of a document originally published in French by Martin LaSalle


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The Department of Health and Wellness continuously strives to make sure that Nova Scotians receive safe, quality health care and health-care services.
The Provincial Blood Coordinating Program was created in January 2003 and provides the leadership to collaborate with health care providers across the province and Canadian Blood Services to maximize the safe and appropriate management of blood and related products received by Nova Scotians.
In 2013, the NSPBCP celebrated its 10 year anniversary. Watch the video below to discover the impact the program has made in utilization, patient safety and quality initiatives for transfusion medicine.


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Lesson Overview:
In this lesson, students will learn how taste buds, along with saliva, help us to taste the foods we eat. Through self-discovery, students will identify different areas of the tongue and their sensitivity to various flavors.
Students will…
- Follow directions and participate in the group discussion/lesson activities.
- Recognize that different areas of the tongue are sensitive to different flavors.
Time Allotment:
50 minutes-1 hour
Figures 1 and 2
*Based on your needs, have up to 5 stations for students to experiment at. Each station should have the following:
1 paper cup with sugar water (label #1),
1 paper cup with salt water (label #2),
1 paper cup with vinegar water (label #3),
1 paper cup with decaf, unsweetened tea (label #4),
1 small box, trash bag or trash can,
paper towels
1 cup per child with water (with names on them)
1 box of toothpicks
"Mapping My Tongue" worksheet (1 per student)
Anticipatory Set:
Begin the lesson by having students pair up with their "Science Buddy". State the objective. Tell students to stick out their tongue so their partner can look at it (an enlarged image from google images can be used instead). Have students notice the pinkish bumps on the tongue. Explain to students that those are taste buds and the water in our mouths is called saliva. Saliva helps all the different flavors get to our taste buds.
Guided Practice:
Show students figure 1 and discuss the different kinds of flavors we experience. Tell students that different taste buds on the tongue are more sensitive to certain flavors. Show figure 2 to demonstrate where most people experience the different flavors.
Independent Practice:
Tell students that they are going to explore their sense of taste. Each pair of students will go to a station where they will take turns tasting different flavors-sweet, salty, sour, and bitter. As students explore each station, they are to fill out the "Mapping My Tongue" worksheet by placing as "X" in the area of the tongue they sense each flavor the most. Demonstrate to students how to dip the toothpick in the cup, touch it to the tongue and then throw it away before dipping again. Students may use their cups of water to clean their palates before moving to a new flavor.
Bring students together and discuss the results of their findings. Revisit figure 2 and compare the students' answers. Were different taste buds/areas of the tongue sensitive to certain flavors? Ask students to share some things they learned throughout the lesson.
Students will be assessed according to their ability to…
- Follow directions and participate in the group discussion/lesson activities.
- Recognize that different areas of the tongue are sensitive to different flavors.


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The thing I love most about art is the feelings it inspires in other people. Art can lift your spirits! Or make you want to cry. I love putting smiles on peoples faces, and the most fun and effective way for me, is through my art. One thing I really enjoy doing is when I go out to eat with the family or my friends, making a special picture for the waiter or waitress, and putting a little note on it saying something along the lines of "Thank you (insert waiter/waitress' name) We appreciate your hard work". Something this does is force me to pay more attention to the waiter/waitress than just ordering my food, and it shows the person waiting on us that we paid attention. I then leave the picture under the collective tip, and watch from somewhere where I wont be observed(like through a window) to see their reaction. The smiles that I receive are the best reward I could ever get (though money is nice too, gotta pay for those text books).
Here is a perfect example, last night I went to IHOP with my family and a couple family friends. Since it was Saint Patrick's Day, you could get a three stack of pancakes for one dollar if you wore green, so of course we were taking advantage of the cheap pancakes(gotta love IHOP). So I did my picture thing, and placed it on the table with the tip. when we finally managed to leave, I watched as the waiter cleaned off the table and found my little gift. I saw him smile a little but he disappeared behind a pillar and I missed the part where, my friends tell me, he made a "wow" face. I did however see him show his coworkers. That made me happy. Also the waitress I had when we did the free stack on International Pancake Day was there. Sadly I forgot to take a picture of the drawing I made for her. Fail on my part there. I wanted to ask her if she kept the picture but I didn't think she'd remember me. Oh well, at least she smiled too. 🙂
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Cats Getting Massages Compilation
This compilation is so filled with cat content it's enough to put even a human at ease. The kitties become putty in the hands of their masseuses as they reach a level beyond bliss. Purrrr!
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See the First Trailer for Yahoo's New Season of Community
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Yahoo Screen Community season six, which doesn't actually feature any new footage from the Greendale gang. Instead, it gives us a look back on the past five seasons, reminding us how the show was "left barely alive" and touting its miraculous resuscitation. "We have the ability to make the world's first bionic show," says the voice-over. "Community will be that show. Better than it was before. Better. Stronger. Faster." Hey, do you guys remember how Yahoo saved Community? You are about to be reminded!


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SightSound Lawsuit Highlights Perils of Business Method Patents, Critics Say
Last week, the Western District Court of Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh rejected defendant Bertelsmann's latest motions for dismissal, paving the way for a full hearing on the validity of the patents.
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Welcome to TOCA
The Turf & Ornamental Communicators Association (TOCA) serves communicators in the green industry by fostering an open exchange of information regarding issues that affect how we communicate to our various audiences.
2017 Conference Highlights
More than 70 green industry communicators attend this year's Annual Meeting in Tampa, Florida May 2-4. Click here for more information about this year's conference including award winners, professional development opportunities and photos from the event.
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Because two men are better than one!
Title: Elias
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After his partner's death, Thomas Doyle lives a life made of work and late-night sexual encounters with unnamed bodies. It's a life of solitude that leaves him too much time to think and regret.
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Business Development in Intellectual Property (Singapore)
Our human capital company is looking on behalf of our client an internationally experienced business development executive in the field of IP Marketing (Intellectual Property). The following are the requirements. Please apply by writing to Protected content . And also join at Asia Professional Jobs Page at Facebook for future roles. This position is to be based in Singapore.
Our client is a privately-held, invention investment company based in Bellevue, Washington. Founded in Protected content , our client's business model centres on creating, acquiring and licensing pure invention in a variety of technology areas. IV plans to commercialize inventions through licensing, spin-offs, joint ventures and industry partnerships. Our client has offices in the US, China, Japan, Korea, India, Singapore and Canada.
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IOur client's primary function is to source inventions from three channels, universities, research institutes and corporations. The sourcing is done through coordinated efforts between functional teams, Inventor Management Team, IMT (which consists of an invention development manager, IDM; investment analyst, IA and patent development manager, PDM) and business development manager(s). The BDD is responsible for creating and maintaining a platform for sourcing and maintaining the relationship with institutions/corporations.
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Max Payne 3 Issue #1: "After the Fall" Available This Thursday
Marvel has revealed the cover for Max Payne 3 Issue #1: "After the Fall", the first in a three-part comic series from Rockstar Games, produced by Marvel to be released as a digital graphic novel this week Thursday, May 3rd (it will also be released in limited print editions later in May).
Max Payne 3 Issue #1: "After the Fall" is written by Dan Houser and Remedy's Sam Lake, and features cover art from Greg Horn and pencils and inks by Fernando Blanco. The three-part series will delve deep into Max's dark personal history, and "After The Fall" features characters from all three Max Payne games as the series weaves together events from various points in Max's life.
Max Payne 3: "After the Fall" will be released for free download via the Rockstar Newswire, the Max Payne 3 Official Site and additional digital comic channels. Can't wait for this game!!


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Flamingo Navidad! This DIY pillow cover is perfect for anyone who loves Christmas but is still in a summer state of mind. All it takes is a few items and you are ready to dress up the holidays.
Flamingo Navidad! This DIY pillow cover is perfect for anyone who loves Christmas but is still in a summer state of mind. All it takes is a few items and you are ready to dress up the holidays.
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If you are looking to step up your gift wrapping game, start by making these Stranger Things inspired gift bags. You can never go wrong with a little pop culture, and these bags are a nod to one of my fave binge-worthy TV obsessions of 2016!
Nothing is better than a fun and personalized gift! Except maybe a gift filled with chocolate. These super cute mason jars only take a few minutes to make and they feature mini photos you take with your Instax Mini camera.
Here's to the season of giving! And what can be more perfect then giving a personalized tumbler to friends and family that you make using Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint a.k.a. Puffy Paint!
When I called my dad up and asked him if he could help me build some marquee letters he was super excited. He is my OETA, after all! Yes my 'Original East Texas Assistant' was super stoked and basically worked out the project from start to finish. I wish I could take credit for any of it but, to be honest I was the assistant this go 'round. Daddy drew up the plans, executed them and then Rob took pictures while we worked. And in the end? We're all quite pleased with our efforts that will be neat to display in my Valentine's Day decor but look awesome any time of the year!
I can't trust my memory and so I find myself taking a lot of photographs. I snap pics of my dog in her cute new color, things I see that I think are neat and my family just being my family. And my Rob snaps pictures of people so that he can turn the images into a work of art.
If you are obsessed with glitter and all that shines like I am, you will absolutely enjoy making these super cute monogrammed glitter ornaments. And you know what? They could not be easier to make…promise! With only a few simple steps your personalized ornaments will be ready to go and your tree will have the sparkle it deserves.
Sometimes you want a holiday craft that requires zero fuss or artistic skills. Something simple, inexpensive, and custom. Something you can't buy in a store. Something the neighbors will notice. Well folks: This is it! Using your everyday inkjet printer and some tacky glue, you can turn your favorite holidays jams and turn them into lyrical Christmas decor you can slide on (or off) your mood lighting all winter long!


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Traces how the scrolls have changed what we know about Judaism and Christianity.
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Academy Honors 13 For Major Contributions To Science
WASHINGTON -- The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) will honor 13 individuals with awards recognizing extraordinary scientific achievements in the areas of biology, chemistry, solar physics, ecology, mathematics, oceanography, paleontology, social sciences, and psychology.
The awards and recipients for 2008 are:
Arctowski Medal a medal and a prize of $20,000 as well as a gift of $60,000 to an institution of the recipients choosing, awarded every three years to honor outstanding contributions to the study of solar physics and solar-terrestrial relationships goes to Leonard F. Burlaga, astrophysicist, Geospace Physics Laboratory, Heliophysics Science Division, NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., for pioneering studies of the magnetized solar wind plasma from 0.3 to 102 AU, including the recent crossings of the Voyagers of the heliospheric termination shock and their entry in the heliosheath. The medal was established by the bequest of Jane Arctowska and has been awarded since 1969.
John J. Carty Award for the Advancement of Science a medal and a prize of $25,000 awarded annually for noteworthy and distinguished accomplishment in any field of science (ecology in 2008) goes to Thomas Eisner, J.G. Schurman Professor of Chemical Ecology, department of neurobiology and behavior, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., for pathbreaking studies of the myriad ways that organisms utilize chemistry to mediate ecological interactions and providing a foundation for the field of chemical ecology. The award was established by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. in honor of John J. Carty and has been awarded since 1932.
Arthur L. Day Prize and Lectureship a prize of $20,000 awarded every three years to recognize an individual making lasting contributions to the study of the physics of the Earth goes to Stanley R. Hart, senior scientist emeritus, department of marine geology and geophysics, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Mass., for development of the new field of chemical geodynamics through the use of the chemical and isotopic signature of mantle-derived samples to map and constrain the dynamical evolution of the Earths interior. The medal was established by the bequest of Arthur L. Day and has been awarded since 1972.
Daniel Giraud Elliot Medal a medal and a prize of $15,000 awarded every four years in recognition of a most meritorious, recently published work in zoology or paleontology goes to Jennifer A. Clack, professor and curator of vertebrate paleontology, department of zoology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K., for studies of the first terrestrial vertebrates and the water-to-land transition, as illuminated in her book Gaining Ground. The medal was established by gift of Margaret Henderson Elliot and has been awarded since 1917.
National Academy of Sciences Award in Chemical Sciences a medal and prize of $15,000 awarded annually for innovative research in the chemical sciences that, in the broadest sense, contributes to the better understanding of the natural sciences and to the benefit of humanity goes to JoAnne Stubbe, Novartis Professor, departments of chemistry and biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, for landmark work on the mechanisms and regulation of ribonucleotide reductases, a compelling demonstration of the power of chemical investigations to solve problems in biology. The award, supported by the Merck Company Foundation, has been presented since 1979.
National Academy of Sciences Award for the Industrial Application of Science a prize of $25,000 awarded every three years to recognize applications in industry of significant achievements in science goes to Robert T. Fraley, executive vice president and chief technology officer, Monsanto Co., St. Louis, for developing technologies that enabled the production of the worlds first transgenic crops. These modified plants have increased productivity, reduced chemical use, and profoundly changed global agriculture. The medal was established by the International Business Machines Corp. in honor of Ralph E. Gomory and has been awarded since 1990.
National Academy of Sciences Award for Initiatives in Research a prize of $15,000 awarded annually to recognize innovative young scientists and to encourage research likely to lead to new capabilities for human benefit (computational science and applied mathematics in 2008) goes to Anna C. Gilbert, associate professor, department of mathematics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, for innovative algorithms using wavelets and sampling techniques and their impact on data analysis and sparse approximation. The award, presented since 1981, was established by AT&T Bell Laboratories in honor of William O. Baker, and is supported by Alcatel-Lucent.
National Academy of Sciences Award in Mathematics a prize of $5,000 awarded every four years for excellence in published mathematical research goes to Clifford H. Taubes, William Petschek Professor of Mathematics, department of mathematics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., for groundbreaking work relating to Seiberg-Witten and Gromov-Witten invariants of symplectic 4-manifolds, and his proof of Weinstein conjecture for all contact 3-manifolds. The medal was established by the American Mathematical Society and has been awarded since 1988.
National Academy of Sciences Award in Molecular Biology a medal and a prize of $25,000 awarded annually for a recent notable discovery in molecular biology by a young scientist goes to Angelika Amon, investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and professor, department of biology and David Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, for groundbreaking studies that have provided insight into the mechanism of the central process of chromosome segregation and the regulation of segregation. The award is supported by Pfizer Inc and has been presented since 1962.
National Academy of Sciences Award for Scientific Reviewing a prize of $10,000 awarded annually for excellence in scientific reviewing within the past 10 years (social and political sciences in 2008) goes to Alejandro Portes, Howard Harrison and Gabrielle Snyder Beck Professor of Sociology, department of sociology, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J., for contributions to the understanding of immigrant and transnational communities through penetrating reviews in the areas of immigration, education, globalization, and social capital. The award is supported by Annual Reviews Inc., the Institute for Scientific Information, and The Scientist in honor of J. Murray Luck and has been presented since 1979.
Troland Research Awards annual research awards of $50,000 given to each of two recipients to recognize unusual achievement and to further their research within the broad spectrum of experimental psychology go to Miguel P. Eckstein, associate professor, Vision and Image Understanding Laboratory, department of psychology, University of California, Santa Barbara, and to Isabel Gauthier, associate professor of psychology, department of psychology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Eckstein was honored for sophisticated theoretical analysis and modeling that address fundamental issues in perception and cognition and their application to the practical problems of medical imaging. Gauthier was chosen for seminal experiments on the role of visual expertise in the recognition of complex objects including faces and for exploration of brain areas activated by this recognition. The Troland Research Awards were established by a bequest from Leonard T. Troland and have been presented since 1984.
Also to be honored at the April 27 ceremony is Norman P. Neureiter, director, Center for Science, Technology, and Security Policy, American Association for the Advancement of Science, who was chosen to receive the Public Welfare Medal, the Academys most prestigious award. The Academy selected Neureiter for enhancing the status of science and technology in the U.S. State Department as the first science and technology adviser to the secretary of state and for spurring international cooperation in science and technology under U.S. leadership. The medal was established in 1914 to recognize distinguished contributions in the application of science for the public good and is presented annually.
The National Academy of Sciences is a private, nonprofit honorific society of distinguished scholars engaged in scientific and engineering research, dedicated to the furtherance of science and technology and to their use for the general welfare. Since 1863, the National Academy of Sciences has served to investigate, examine, experiment, and report upon any subject of science or art whenever called upon to do so by any department of the government.
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Welcome to the Healthcare & Technology blog. After 17 years in technology, including various leadership roles, now a Registered Nurse with a Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics, I turn my attention to the use of technology within the healthcare industry.
Healthcare is, and remains, one of the most pressing challenges facing our nation (and the world) in the 21st century. Almost any discussion related to improving healthcare, whether it implicates reducing costs or improving patient safety and satisfaction, usually has technology as a core component.
Technology, in and of itself, will not solve the problem, but used appropriately will contribute to the transformation of healthcare, as it has in many other industries.


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Why Bison Soil
This unique line of Organic Bison Manure Compost Products represent the culmination of over a decade of research and actual field trials. The results are absolutely amazing.
After extensive testing of massive windrows of composting Bison Manure, some over 10 years of age, we have discovered that as the manure ages and matures the biological complexity and diversity continues to intensify establishing amazing populations of active food web microbes.
As we continued to monitor the protozoan population as well as the active bacterial and fungal groups a pattern became apparent The protozoan population numbers were exceptionally high with tenfold increases particularly with flagellates and ciliates when compared to other non-bison based manure compost with peak microbe population levels ocurring in compost five to seven years of age. We also observed that available plant nitrogen levels peaked during the same time frame. It became apparent that something very unique was ocurring during the aging process and that this uniqueness is biological in origin and tied to the disproportionately high levels of beneficial microbes.
In the mid 1990′s a previously unrecognized group of prokaryotic organisms called Archaea were discovered. It has since been determined that these organisms form unique relationships with protozoans, particularly ciliates and actually 'farm' these protozoans when in an anarobic environment within the soil. This 'opening up' and thus making soils available for arobic mineralization greatly increases available plant nutrients and the release of PGR's (Plant Growth Regulators) The Archaea are also important in detoxifying soils and interrupting the formation of toxic salts in the soil.
We have concentrated and incorporated this amazing Organic Bison Manure Compost into a line of organic products that encourage rapid, healthy root and vegetative growth with exceptional fruit and flowering capabilities.
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Produced by Brandsmith and Tigmanshu Dhulia Films, the film stars Jimmy Shergill, Randeep Hooda, Mahie Gill, Deepal Shaw, Vipin Sharma, Shreya Narain and Deepraj Rana.
Brandsmith CEO Rahul Mittra said, "Logistics was a major issue as we were shooting in the middle of nowhere, but my entire crew worked very hard and the actors have performed brilliantly. As time was a constraint, all major occasions were celebrated on location including Jimmy's birthday," said Rahul Mittra, visibly exhausted after a month long hectic schedule. "The audience is going to love the look of the film and the actors, especially Jimmy and Randeep. I'm sure the hard work put in by everybody is going to be rewarded."
"We look like a mess. Some of the actors have swollen faces and lips due to bee stings. These will obviously show on camera, more so since we're using a very sophisticated camera, the Alexa, for the first time in Indian cinema," said Dhulia who had to face the wrath of honey bees while shooting.
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Kaufman receives engineers' award
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April 26, 2010
Washington, D.C. — U.S. Ted KAUFMAN (D-Del.) was presented with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers 2010 President's Award for his extensive efforts to promote the expansion of science, technology, engineering, and math education across the country.
Established in 1998, the ASME President's Award recognizes prominent individuals and companies who have demonstrated significant contributions to the engineering profession.
KAUFMAN received the award following his remarks to the 2010 Engineering Public Policy Symposium, spokeswoman Amy Dudley said Friday, April 23.
The 2010 Symposium highlighted legislative priorities relating to energy, research, and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.
"I feel so privileged to have the opportunity to tackle STEM issues as a United States senator," said KAUFMAN, the only serving U.S. Senator to have worked as an engineer. "I'm also proud that Delaware is leading the way in STEM education."
The Diamond State's focus on these academic fields helped secure its recent selection as a U.S. Department of Education "Race to the Top" grant winner, he added. He believes the key to the future of America and the world, rests on the United States' ability to use STEM to solve the major problems.
ASME President, Amos Holt presented KAUFMAN with the ASME President's Award, noting that KAUFMAN has inspired "a new generation of young people to pursue engineering."
Since taking office last year, KAUFMAN has championed the expansion of education in STEM fields. Among other things, KAUFMAN, with Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine), recently introduced the Engineering Education for Innovation Act – bipartisan legislation to authorize competitive planning and implementation grants to states to integrate engineering education into K-12 instruction and curriculum.


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Combine chickpeas, tomatoes, onion, cheese, cucumber and basil in salad bowl. Mix together salad dressing and pour over salad. Enjoy!
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Software from SAP represents a core operational foundation for many of the world's largest enterprises, powering such core applications as enterprise resource planning, data warehousing, materials management, and more. Instituting SAP data security represents a critical requirement and a high-stakes effort.
The Vormetric Data Security Platform enables you to encrypt and secure sensitive assets in your SAP applications and databases.


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Marl and Marl breaking - Mergel Rouwet
Website for Mergel Specialiteiten Bedrijf Fer. Rouwet BV
Marl is a product that has been used in the South of the Netherlands for thousands of years. As fertilizer, cattle food additive, cement production and in blocks as building material.
The family Rouwet is breaking marl blocks out of the galleries of the Sibbe Quarry (Sibbergroeve) near Valkenburg in Southern Limbourg.
The Marl Specialities Company Fer. Rouwet is in building and renovation of many constructions in the Euregion Maas-Rhine. Also for artists is marl a creative material..
Trasah Consult designed and made their website. Trasah continues assisting the company in the promotion of their products by means of the newly published website.
The Sibbergroeve is the only quarry where the precious marl blocks still are allowed to dig out.
The specialized work deep underground is mostly done during winter times, when working outside is to cold.
Blocks are carefully transported to a sawmill, where the special sizes are cut. You will find the typical application of marl in many houses, castles and churches in the South Limbourg region of the Netherlands.
A time consuming and precise project is the ongoing restoration of the ramparts walls of the river Geul in the picturesque village Valkenburg aan de Geul.
Also in Maastricht you will find many hidden works of Rouwet in the cellars under the mediaeval houses in the very centre of the town.
Working on this website was a wonderful experience, which brought a lot of respect for this unique profession.
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Final report on interrelationships between chemical, physical and biological conditions of the waters of Las Vegas Bay of Lake Mead, 1973
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Eastern Airlines` troubles meant good news for the Broward County Tourist Development Council -- it was able to hire a longtime Eastern marketing executive as conference manager.
Donald LeFever, 54, has accepted the position with the council, effective April 1, TDC Director June Switken told council members Thursday.
``I am just so happy. He was everyone`s first choice,`` Switken said. ``He`s going to make a big difference.``
LeFever, a Cooper City resident, will be responsible for attracting convention business to Broward hotels. The University of Virginia graduate has been with Eastern in sales and marketing since 1954, Switken said.
Also Thursday, a representative of the Broward Hotel and Motel Association asked tourist council members to meet with municipal officials to patch up their differences.
``We want to see what the possibilities would be for the Tourist Development Council to sit down with municipal representatives so these things would not happen,`` said George Trodella. ``We`d rather avoid the whole fight if we could.``
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I was intrigued by a restaurant that served both Indian and Mexican food after John Manzo posted about La Casita Mexicana on Chowhound. I was further convinced to try it when Dealfind posted a coupon for the restaurant.
La Casita Mexicana has been halved out of an Indian restaurant called Wicked Chili on 17th Avenue SW (next to Bob the Fish). So when you walk in, go left for Mexican and right for Indian. The Mexican dining room is bright orange and dominated by a mural of an Aztec warrior carrying a topless woman. H was quite enchanted and couldn't stop staring at it from his Bumbo chair.
We went hoping to try the $12.99 lunch buffet that John had raved about. However, we took one look at the sad steam trays with sad pieces of beef, sad crusty sauces, and sad dry chicken — and decided to order off the two-page lunch menu instead.
As a starter, the chorizo con queso ($10) was OK but it lacked a punch even with large pieces of jalapeno. It came with only two corn tortillas.
Jason's enchiladas suizas ($15.50) had the best flavour from a bright tomatillo salsa verde over three corn tortillas folded over cheese.
My tacos pastor ($14.50) had decent marinated pork slices with pineapple bits, served traditionally on open corn tortillas. They brought a separate plate of diced onions, cilantro and red and green salsa so I could top the tacos however I wished.
Everything was OK but we kept wishing there was more heat/spice.
I had a horchata (a sweet rice drink) which tasted like it was made from powder, but I didn't mind since I was thirsty.
I have to mention the service which began with a middle-aged Indian man (manager?). He didn't seem familiar with the Mexican menu and hovered way too much. A Mexican lady took over from him in the middle of our meal. She was much more pleasant and seemed more knowledgeable about what we were eating.
As much as I really wanted to like this experiment, there are better places to go in Calgary for Mexican food.
La Casita Mexicana, 507 17th Ave. S.W., Calgary, (403) 870-7070. Closed Monday & Sunday. Open Tuesday to Thursday 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday and Saturday 11-2 a.m.


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Monday, June 2, 2014
Building on the success of its urban education initiative at the Booker T. Washington Center (BTWC), Mercyhurst University announces the addition of four new programs, all geared toward making a college education accessible and affordable.
The new offerings include three certificate programs: early childhood education, retail management and medical assistant, which can be completed in as little as nine months; as well as a low-cost college prep program presented in partnership with the Greater Erie Community Action Committee (GECAC). Mercyhurst currently offers a variety of classes at BTWC, including two associate degree programs: one in liberal arts and the other in business management.
Since 2010, Mercyhurst University has been educating students at the Booker T. Washington Center. Enrollment has grown from 13 students to more than 60, with the center graduating its inaugural class in early May. Students enrolled at BTWC attend at a reduced rate and are eligible for federal, state and institutional grants, as well as federal loans.
"We're proud of what we've accomplished by taking a Mercyhurst education into this center-city eastside neighborhood," said Mercyhurst University President Tom Gamble, Ph.D. "By keeping programs affordable and creating job-focused certificates, we hope to optimize opportunities for our citizens to further their education and to achieve gainful employment, all of which serves to strengthen neighborhoods and build community."
The 12-credit certificate program in early childhood education prepares students for positions in childcare while forging a seamless transition into Mercyhurst's associate- and bachelor's-degree programs in early childhood education for those who elect to continue their college careers.
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PETALUMA, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 21, 2014) - Ken Burke, founder and CEO of commerce platform company MarketLive, will speak at the 2014 Bronto Summit, held April 28-May 1 in Durham, North Carolina. Burke will provide retailers with specific tips and strategies to create meaningful customer interactions, regardless of channel -- mobile, online, tablet, etc.
Bronto Software is a MarketLive partner that provides a cloud-based marketing platform for retailers to drive revenue through their email, mobile and social marketing efforts. The technology is used by more than 1,000 companies worldwide, including many customers shared by MarketLive. Bronto Software has been designated an Inc 5000 growth company every year since 2009. The companies have a tightly integrated commerce marketing solution, including both the MarketLive platform and Bronto's suite of marketing and email tools.
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Natsu no Arashi 33Hi there !
I'm not new around here, but it may be the first time you see me announcing a chapter for the english part of the team.
Anyway, you guessed it, a new chapter for Natsu no Arashi is available.
I hope you'll enjoy it
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Natsu no Arashi 32
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Yay, a new chapter of Natsu no Arashi has finally come! This one is focused on Kaja's past, hope you'll enjoy it.
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Natsu no Arashi 31
Hey guys!
And here comes finally chapter 31! With this one, we finally caught up with the anime (as well as we're done with volume 5). Three more volumes to go and we'll reach the end!
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Natsu no Arashi 29 & 30!
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CS130 -- Software Development
Fall, 2004
(last updated 11/11/2004)
[2004/11/11] Do the right thing.
Here is a story
pointing to the dangers and risks associated with using the software we write.
[2004/11/02] Here is the link to
Open Sources
at O'Reilly's website. I was mentioning Appendix A during discussion, but there are a number of interesting articles there.
Wayne Iba
office: new Math and Computer Science Building,
phone: 565-6799
Office hours:
see my main page
Stephen R. Schach. (2004).
Object-Oriented and Classical Software Engineering
(sixth edition). McGraw Hill. ISBN 0072865512. [required]
Brooks, Frederick P. Jr.
The Mythical Man-Month
(anniversary edition). Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0201835959. [required]
Harvey, Michael. (2003).
The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing
. Hackett Publishing. ISBN 0872205738. [required]
Time and place:
TTh, 1:15-3:05 pm; VL 106
Tentative class
For quite some time,
has been the limiting factor for most problem domains -- both in terms of functionality and in terms of cost. The discipline of software engineering has grown up around the problem of designing, developing, testing, and maintaining large software systems. The class covers an overview of software engineering and its methods and will engage in a
reasonably large software development project
. This class will probably require the dominant share of your available time; please plan accordingly.
To repeat,
this class will probably be alot of work
. Do your best to plan your overall schedule so that you are not taking other demanding courses during the same semester as CS130. If you choose to ignore this advice, do not complain about the workload in Software Development. I understand that you're taking other classes but I expect CS130 to be your priority.
This class will require significant amounts of writing; under the new GE, it has been provisionally designated as satisfying the
requirement. There will naturally be extensive code writing, but you will also be writing multiple technical documents in service of your project. You will also be writing (and rewriting) six to twelve essays in response to assigned readings. Please read these
general comments on the reading assignments and your required analyses
. The Harvey book above is required although if you already have a copy of Strunk and White that will suffice. The Havey book is required in Professor Work's classes, so you might already have a copy. So much the better. I expect you to become a better writer during this course. I recommend that you browse
Professor Work's extensive website
; there is a wealth of information in general and I hope to follow his teaching philosophy quite closely. In other words, you should consider anything found on his website to be an addendum to CS130's syllabus
Other links
Here is a link to
Paul's Recipe for a Perfect Project
Here is another entertaining essay from Umberto Eco,
Mac is Catholic, DOS is Protestant
, with a link to a response.
I have borrowed extensively from
Professor Richard Taylor's
website at UC Irvine and specifically from his courses ICS52 and ICS125. I will extensively use the lecture slides provided at Schach's textbook website. In many cases, I will be directly taking writing assignment procedures from Professor Work.


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7 Percent Body Fat Diet – A Complete Guide
Are you on the lookout for a diet that helps you maintain the right body fat? Do you think that a svelte figure is only for celebrities? Well, think again! We present to you a diet that actually works! Yes, you heard it right! A diet plan that works!
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If you ask your friends how much of fat is required to have a toned figure and healthy body, it will lead to a debate. While 15 to 10 percent fat in your body means you are healthy, some people may want to push the envelope further and take it down to 7 percent, and for a good reason! Studies suggest that 7 percent body fat is optimum and ensures that your body is fit to fight and ward away ailments.
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The 1st Week:
You will take 4 meals a day. The first meal will have Egg Frittata, the second one cooked tilapia and a half cup of oats. The third meal should comprise of cooked beef, half cup cooked brown rice and 1 cup of green vegetables. The 4th and pre-workout meal will comprise of cream of rice, 50g whey isolate. Make it with almond butter and water. During the workout you can intake 40g casein hydrolysate, 90g carbs. Post workout, the 5th meal should include 2 Almond-apple-yam pancakes. The last meal will have cooked lean white fish and veggies with Protein Berry Crisp serving.
On off days, you will have 6 meals that should include whole eggs, virgin coconut oil, cooked chicken, Ezekiel toast, sweet potato, organic butter, etc. In this week, you should workout for 4 days. This should include weight training and cardio. Cardio session should include 45 minutes of walking.
The 2nd Week:
The meal for working days in the 2nd week will exactly be like the first week. However, refrain from consuming oats. Same is true about meals for off days in this week.
Through this week too, you should do weight training for 4 days. For cardio, raise your walking duration to 50 minutes.
The 3rd Week:
In the third week, working day meals remain the same as the 2nd week. You will follow the same strategy for off day meals.
During this week, you will exercise for 5 days and keep one day to work on your legs alone. For cardio, do 50 minutes of walking at brisk speeds.
The 4th Week:
The working and off day meals remain the same in the 4th week. Even the exercise and cardio routines follow the same pattern of the earlier week. Have a shake made with 10g of BCAAs and eat it during the cardio session.
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The 5th Week:
The meals continue to be the same in the 5th week, both for non-working days and working days. However, exercise time spans to six days now. The additional day is meant for weight training for your back. The cardio routine remains same along with consuming the shake.
The 6th Week:
While meals continue as usual in the 6th week, exercise limit reaches a high. Now, you will need to work out every day of the week, for weight training sessions. This will cover all parts of your body, literally. You will need to do cardio 4 days a week and it will include 50 minutes of walking. The shake consumption will go on as well.
The 7th Week:
Meals would follow the exact pattern of the earlier week and the same can be said about the weight training sessions. The 50-minute cardio sessions should come down to 3 days a week now.
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8th And Last Week:
The non-working day and working day meals remain the same. This week you stick to the 7-day workout regime for weight training sessions. The cardio session will remain for 3 days and you will walk for 5 more minutes on each day.
While many of you might find this 7 percent body fat diet plan like one of those many commercials, we insist that you give it a try! In four weeks, not only will you feel lighter but also more rejuvenated and energetic!
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