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The Westlife lads were really quite wonderful to interview,and Kevin Carrigan was incredibly nice and accommodating as well.Finished my shoot by 11pm on friday and although the open bar at the afterparty looked inviting,I didnt have company as my crew left and it was strange being alone among all these strapping angmoh models and fashion industry types.So decided to head home for some much needed sleep.
Slept in most of the weekend,went mall roving/dinner with a friend on saturday where I saw a droolicious Guess? hobo bag that I cannot afford just yet. Soon.
Right now,banging away at the keyboards to produce next week's scripts.
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Complete Curry Cookbook
250 Recipes From Around the WorldBook - 2008
Authentic curries made easy.
Curry is enjoyed throughout the world. This wonderful selection of curry recipes draws its inspiration from India, Thailand, China, England, Indonesia and the Caribbean.
These quick, easy and tantalizing recipes feature ingredients found in supermarkets, yet the dishes maintain authentic tastes and flavors.
Some of the creative curry recipes include:Vegetables masala (mixed vegetables, tomato, gravy, curry leaf); chicken and wild mushroom curry with saffron; Indian-style butter chicken; Kashmiri-style lamb with root vegetables Thai beef-tamarind curry with potato; braised beef with chililime and lemongrass; Caribbean coconut lime braised pork; grilled fish tikka Shrimp curry, Calcutta style; Caribbean-spiced tilapia; calamari curry Dansak (lentils with vegetables); eggs sambal goreng; chili coconut dal.
Among the accompaniments and side dishes:Tomato onion rice pilau; spicy Singapore noodles; zucchini pancake Caramelized mango relish; spicy pickled green beans; fresh mint raita.
These and other authentic recipes will allow home cooks to experience international curry cuisine at its most tantalizing.
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What do they do?
Connected Media is a New Zealand based charitable trust whose mission is to promote sustainability through media.
How can I get involved?
In partnership with Enviroschools and the Global Education Centre, Connected Media run an annual Sustainability Film Challenge called 'The Outlook for Someday'. Anyone up to the age of 20 can make a film on sustainability of any length up to 5 minutes, of any genre they like – drama, documentary, animation, music video, advertisement, video blog, reality tv. The prizes are awesome – laptops, cameras, even a short course at a film school. Deadlines for films is usually late September. Check out the website here: www.theoutlookforsomeday.net


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ESIC Gujarat Exam Admit Card
ESIC Gujarat Exam 2016 Admit Card Download – ESIC Gujarat Admit Card – ESIC Gujarat Written Exam Hall Ticket – ESIC 2016 Admit Card Download at www.esic.nic.in or www.esicgujarat.in
Employee's State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Gujarat is all set to publish ESIC Admit Card 2016 for all those candidates who are going to participate in recruitment written examination. Candidates who have applied for the ESIC Gujarat exam can easily download & print their ESIC Hall Ticket / Call Letter through this page by following the below given downloading instructions.
All candidates will need Gujarat ESIC Admit Card 2016 on the day of Examination and without ESIC Admit card; they will not be permitted to enter in the examination canter. If you still have any problem, then contact us in comment section.
ESIC Gujarat Admit Card 2016
Recently, Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), Gujarat has released a recruitment notification for 204 posts. Under this ESIC notification, there are vacancies of Stenographer, Upper Division Clerk and Multi Tasking Staff. Closing date for applying is 06-01-2016 up to 05:00 PM.
For your convenience we have also provided rest information of this current recruitment.Those candidates, who want to know other details about ESIC Gujarat Recruitment like number of vacancies, educational qualification required, age limit, selection procedure , pay scale and how to download admit card etc. can read the below given paragraph.
ESIC Admit Card Gujarat 2016 Exam
- Visit the official website of ESIC Gujarat or ESIC website by below given link.
- Here go to the "Admit Card" link which is under the "Recruitment" tab
- Login Page will appear on your screen. Login into your account using user id and password/ date of birth& submit.
- Your Hall Ticket / Call Letter will be displayed on the screen.
- Now, here you can download and print ESIC 2016 admit card.
- The hard copy of this call letter has to be brought in the ESIC Gujarat examination 2016.
Check Your Admit Card Here==>> www.esic.nic.in or www.esicgujarat.in
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ESIC Gujarat Exam 2016
Total No. of Posts: 204
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Pay Scale: Stenographer: 5200-20200+2400 Grade Pay
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Leon Ayo, MD at Odgers Berndtson SA, chats to Masechaba Mtolo from the Talk Shop show on SAFM regarding the Odgers Berndtson CEO X 1 Day Programme.
Odgers Berndtson SA has launched the CEO X 1 Day Programme to assist in developing and uncovering some of South Africa's most promising talent; the next generation of leaders.
About the Programme:
- CEO x 1 Day Programme is exclusive to Odgers Berndtson and pairs MBA students from top business schools with some of the country's leading CEOs.
- The Programme was launched by Odgers Berndtson in Europe seven years ago and is now running successfully in a number of countries including Spain, Germany, Italy and Brazil. We're ready to bring this to South Africa and provide opportunities to the upcoming talent in our country.
- The programme is designed to uncover some of the most promising future leaders and give them an opportunity to walk in the shoes of a senior executive.
The program equips students with the tools and skills to start building their careers.
- It is also an excellent opportunity for CEOs to connect and better understand what drives the next generation of leaders.
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Candy Cane Kisses, a wonderful 8 book boxed set, is back at 99c for a limited time only. The set ends soon, so if you want to hold onto the joy of the Christmas season with some clean Christian holiday romances, or if you want to buy now for Christmas in July, this could be your last chance to get the set at this bargain price.
Candy Cane Kisses back at 99c – limited time!
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Warfighter knows its roots, but is that enough to help us forget a lackluster reboot of a once-prominent franchise? Our One-Sentence review tackles the latest EA FPS.
N4G is a community of gamers posting and discussing the latest game news. It's part of NewsBoiler, a network of social news sites covering today's pop culture.


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Bringing local performers
to a local audience
SATURDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER 2017, 7.30pm
Fascinating Rhythms
Our well known team of local pianist come together to perform a jazz inspired evening of piano greats from the 1920's to the 1950's.
SATURDAY 21st OCTOBER 2017, 7.30pm
Alveley Village Band
The famous Alveley Village Band make their first visit to Local and Live with a lively and entertaining programme of music.
SATURDAY 17th March 2018, 7.30pm
Youth Showcase
A variety of popular vocal and instrumental music, performed by students from local schools.
SATURDAY 28th April 2018, 7.30pm
Springtime Serenade
A variety of ensembles performing Classical, Romantic and Original Compositions.
SATURDAY 16th June 2018, 7.30 pm
The Ballad of St Kenelm
A staged and costumed performance retelling the legend of the boy King of Mercia
SATURDAY 22nd September 2018, 7.30pm
An Evening of Piano Music
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African Beans
If using raw beans, place in a large bowl of water and leave to soak overnight. Drain.
Boil the beans in 6 cups of fresh water for 30-45 mins, or until they can be easily mashed. Drain.
In another saucepan, add oil and sauté diced onions until clear. Add the can of tomatoes.
Shake the can of coconut cream and add. Follow with the herbs and spices. Simmer and stir until they form a smooth creamy sauce.
Serve with brown rice and vegetables such as roast potatoes, pumpkin and steamed broccoli.
For a lighter lunch, serve with warm, crusty bread. Tastes even better the next day.
Recipe courtesy of Steffen Lai
- 1 ½ C blackeyed beans
- 2 onions, diced
- 2 Tbsp oil
- 1 can crushed or diced tomatoes, if tomatoes are large chop
- 1 can coconut cream
- 2 tsp paprika
- ½ tsp chilli powder
- ½ tsp cumin
- 2 tsp sugar
- Salt and black pepper to taste.


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Evening dresses are the most beautiful (except those for the wedding). They show the best of the Barbie's figure. Every fantasy can be reflected in the beauty of an evening dress!
This dress is dedicated to the recently deceased Whitney Houston. She was a wonderful singer, a beautiful woman and an incredible personality. As it often happens to those shiny talented people, they don't live long in our cruel world. But let's remember Whitney as she should be remembered – shiny, glittery and endlessly beautiful.


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Enjoy a relaxing lifestyle at Westbrook Villas. High quality construction condo in a beautiful setting close to shopping and the freeway. These open concept living spaces include an inviting sun room, well planned kitchen with granite and stainless appliances.Pictures are of a similar sold condo. Nice lot selection!
Features Condominium
|Type: Condo
|Condo Build Description: 1 Story
|Condo Dues: 235/
|Garage Size: 2.5 Car (min width 24`)
|Garage Type: Attached
|School District: Appleton Area
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Dave Rommel
After attending The Ohio State University, Dave began his career at Rommel Electric Company, which was started by his father in 1956 in Salisbury, Maryland. He has earned Master Electrician licenses in Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. Under his direction, the company developed specialties in medium and high voltage work, airport systems and lighting, and highway lighting, traffic signal, and Intelligent Transportation Systems. That led to the formation of Rommel Engineering and Construction, Inc. in 1988, a Maryland statewide highway lighting and signal contractor now located in Linthicum, Maryland. In 2011, he acquired the assets of LH Cranston & Sons, a 62 year old Mechanical & Electrical Contractor based in Baltimore. The Farfield Company was added to his portfolio in 2014.
Dennis W. Pierce
Denny joined The Farfield Company in 1972 after five years of teaching at Milton Hershey School. An "Electrician by Birth" he apprenticed with his Grandfather and Uncle before earning his Bachelor of Science in Education at Millersville University. Throughout his tenure at Farfield, he has been intimately involved in virtually all aspects of Mechanical and Electrical Construction, including Production, Procurement and Purchasing, as well as Contract Management before his promotion to Chief Operating Officer in 1998, and to President in 2007. Throughout his career, Denny has taught ABC Apprenticeship Classes as well as mentoring many young craftsmen in the trades. "To love what you do, and feel that it matters---what could be more fun?"
Edward P. Nescot
Chief Operating Officer
Ed joined The Farfield Company in July 1976 as an electrician after learning the trade at Technical Training School in McKees Rocks, PA. In 1978, Ed ran his first project as Superintendent and spent many years as a City of Pittsburgh licensed electrician running work for Farfield in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Ed relocated to Lititz in 1987 to begin a new chapter as the Manager of Pharmaceutical and Hospital work. After 13 years of success in that position, he returned to Pittsburgh as the Vice President of the Western Division. 7 years later, he moved back across the state to assume his role as Chief Operating Officer, responsible for both electrical and mechanical construction. Ed has cultivated a loyal work force that has made Farfield the strong, quality-driven contractor we are today.
Edward J. Krzanowsky
Vice President, Procurement & Purchasing
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Hi folks!
This is a really unique training opportunity, forwarded to us by Linda Rubin.Linda is the state Citizen Corps program manager from the Virginia department of emergency management.CERT members can take advantage of this by following the web links provided below.
your volunteer PIO
Fellow CERT members,
I am sure all will agree the future of our world is in our "teens", and some may hop on the opportunity to enroll in the Teen CERT Train the Trainer class offered by Eastern State University in September!
Participants interested in credit can receive 2.2 CEU's and a world class experience to take the Teen CERT program forward into schools, scouts, faith and youth groups, youth centers, etc!
Please hurry, as the class starts in just over a month! Registration is on line: www.vaemergency.com. Click on the links-Training calendar- Citizen Corps/CERT, see Teen CERT Train the Trainer.
Grant funding for this course will not be available in 2010, so help us fill the class to take advantage of this unique opportunity now!
Here is some information on Teen CERT-more is available at www.citizencorps.gov
Since 2006, Eastern Michigan University, along with its partners at Citizen Corps and the Department of Homeland Security, has been able to conduct Teen CERT Instructor Training around the Country. Over 900 instructors nationwide have affected the lives of over 10,000 youth by enabling them to respond to crisis and events that require an advanced level of disaster response capabilities. Through this enablement process, students have empowered themselves to respond to events, and have thus rescued individuals trapped under debris after a tornado, saved lives of individuals caught in a rip tide, and provided medical first responder skills in numerous instances. Through the actions of these trained youth, many people owe not only their lives to the student responder and the skills learned in Teen CERT, but these students eased the pain and suffering of individuals who were victims of accidents.
Your loyal cheerleader,
Linda Rubin
Citizen CorpS Program Manager
Virginia Department of Emergency Management


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Synovus Financial in Columbus, Ga., reported higher second-quarter earnings on solid growth in revenue and loans for investment properties.
The $29.5 billion-asset company said on Tuesday that it had earned $57.9 million, up almost 9% from a year earlier. Total revenues jumped 7% to $289.3 million as net interest income improved.
"Our second-quarter results demonstrate continued solid performance, including strong revenue growth and further diversification of our loan portfolio with increases in both [commercial and industrial] and consumer lending," Kessel D. Stelling, chairman and chief executive at Synovus, said in a press release.
Net interest income was $221.4 million, up nearly 9% from a year earlier. Total loans grew by more than 7%, to $23.1 billion, partly driven by a 10% jump in loans for investment properties. That included a 19% increase in the multifamily portfolio to $1.5 billion. One- to four-family construction climbed more than 27% to $208.9 million. The net interest margin improved 12 basis points to 3.27%.
Noninterest income fell more than 1%, to $67.9 million, as mortgage banking income declined almost 21% to $5.9 million. Fiduciary and asset management fees declined roughly 2% to $11.6 million, while bankcard fees dropped almost 2% to $8.3 million.
Noninterest expenses were $188.6 million, up about 6%. Synovus's advertising expenses swelled by almost 157% to $7.4 million, and professional fees increased roughly 8% to $6.9 million.


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Budget Cabin
CAPACITY: 2 – 4 People
- Bungalows are individually designed, elegant, rustic wooden structures for noble savages and jungle royalty.
- 13 bungalows privately set apart in a luxuriant 5 acre tropical garden.
- Cool breezes from traditional tropical ceiling fans. Blankets for cool temperatures after 10 pm.
- Large windows open onto vistas of heliconias, bromeliads, palms, gingers, tropical fruit trees and flowers.
- Relax in a comfortable chair or hammock in the shade of a wrap around porch.
- Enjoy a wealth of butterflies, birds, iguanas, Congo monkeys, and docile sloths on the grounds.
- Bungalows are screened with mosquito nets protecting the beds. Rest easy, mosquitoes are well behaved.
- Wireless internet access at your bungalow if you have to work or want to stay in touch.
- Complete information on diverse local experiences and reservations arranged for your activities
- Free wireless internet, internet café, telephone and fax
- Bicycle rental for your own coastal tour
- Surfboard, boogie board, kayak and snorkel rental
- Satelitte TV and pool table at the Sloth Society Bar
- Laundry services
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March 21, 2012
Retail therapy kinda became my outlet whenever I feel down, stressed, depressed and the like.
The more I feel like the whole world is against me...the more that I shop as well. CHOZ!
And last weekend was perhaps one of those days. Shopping days, that is. Teehee!
My stop: OXYGEN. It's actually my very first time to shop there.
Almost all the clothes that I saw had shades of white, black, gray....which I like, by the way. I like wearing white and black tops.
Oh! There's green. CHOZ!
What I like about OXYGEN is that their clothes are not ordinary. They look kinda peculiar. Unique. So, you don't need to worry that all of a sudden you see someone wearing the exact same clothes that you're also wearing. I definitely wouldn't want that to happen to me.
30% off...PhP 399....Life is so goooooood!
These were my initial picks. The gray one and the black one didn't fit me. LOLZ! Thank goodness the white one did. It has a very cool print, BTW.
Don't stare at my tummy bump. I'm not pregnant. LOLZ!
My second set of picks. I fell in love with the white one with black sleeves. The striped top kinda made me look "wider" and bigger.
See that? That's the reason why I fell in love with it.
My frustration. Both of these didn't fit me! I guess that's one downside. OXYGEN doesn't have that much XLs. Yeah, I'm an XL.
I would've bought these two, but, the turtle-neck-ish one didn't have a new stock.
Oh...look at my boobiess. LOLZ!
Time to pay....
I love my life.
I love shopping. I love OXYGEN!
♥ Mwah! ♥
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by Kelly Desmore
(Chico, CA.)
The Chico Independent Film Festival
The independent film artists within our community in Chico are a dedicated array of people, belonging to a number of local/global groups and organizations. With the assistance of the Chico downtown community, the CIFF seeks to bring these people together in a collaborative and creative atmosphere, while working with the Chico business community through various avenues of promotion. Also, we have been invited to be in 'Artoberfest' with assistance by Debra Lucero to help with our showings for artoberfest.org.
The CIFF works to meld the vision of art and commerce, and blend it with travel and tourism—presenting a well-balanced and well-received launch of Chico's only Independent Film Festival. The combination of local talent, virtual cooperative communities, and interactive collaboration will enable a successful event that will carry on for years; thus, fostering an environment where local commerce and tourism will not only contribute to a successful event, but will also encourage event participants to support our community's businesses. The in-kind donations will focus on and be used for the organizational operations of the CIFF, from inception and throughout the culmination of the festival, ensuring a well-run, professional event for our community.
Donations will also be used to facilitate the creative participation of artists, and to allow participation of Chico businesses, organizations and other groups/communities.
A number of local businesses and groups have already contributed their financial or in- kind. Your support will go a long way to making this festival a success!
Requiring a minimum expense for flyers, brochures and travel-related expenses, CIFF will utilize partnerships with local groups; such as, CSU Computer Science (World Winning Finalists for Programming CGI), a local group of filmmakers, and local educational/civic group. Additional promotional avenues will be in the form of a "making of" project, using footage from the event. The festival will be recorded throughout with digital film and photography, and is to be used on the website and for social media with ongoing promotions.
CIFF plans on promoting, marketing and advertising the wide variety of multimedia and social-networking, as well as other traditional and other various "alternative" methods consistent with current technology.
Also, it will use a variety of media, many of which are already used significantly by the film and artistic community, especially on the Internet.
We look forward to this opportunity to promote another facet of the vibrant arts community in Chico, and to the successful realization of Chico's Independent Film Festival.
Thank you,
CIFF California
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Forgotten by Cat Patrick
Published by Little Brown & Company on June 7th, 2011
Pages: 304
Shelve It: Goodreads
Every night, while sixteen-year-old London Lane is asleep, her memory of that day is erased. In the morning, all she ran "remember" are events from her future.
London is used to relying on reminder notes and a trusted friend to get through the day, but things get complicated when a new boy at school enters the picture. Luke Henry is not someone you'd easily forget, yet try as she might, London can't find him in her memories of things to come.
When London starts experiencing disturbing flashbacks, or flash-forwards, as the case may be, she realizes it's time to learn about the past she keeps forgetting – before it destroys her future.
Even though the whole concept behind Forgotten was sometimes hard for my brain to wrap itself around, which made it a little confusing, I really enjoyed Forgotten and it's imaginative twist to an otherwise contemporary novel!
Easily the most intriguing aspect of Forgotten was it's concept: a girl who "remembers" the future and forgets the past. While I truly appreciated what Patrick was going for, I sometimes felt like the idea wasn't quite fleshed out. Even now, I can't figure out why London wouldn't have "remembered" Luke from her future; I don't really understand the pivotal moment when that changed, or why, and so I often found myself wondering if it was meant as a plot device to keep up a certain level of suspense, or intrigue around their relationship. It also made their relationship border on insta-love, as London "met" Luke for the first time every day she woke up. I did appreciate being given a plausible explanation as to why she might be so attracted to someone who's a complete stranger to her though:
I wonder whether my heart keeps time even when my head doesn't. Maybe that's why I feel so much for Luke right now, even though I technically just met him this morning in study hall.
Those minor grumbles aside, I got completely caught up in Forgotten and the strangeness of London's ability. There was a sense of tragicness to her life, that I empathized with. How hard must it be know yourself and to build genuine relationships, when really, a pile of papers is all you have of your past?
I really enjoyed London as a narrator; she managed to keep a certain level of freedom about herself, most likely because she wasn't bogged down by the minor details of her past that might haunt her or cause her stress. It often made her feel almost child-like, making me feel quite protective of her. It also helped me to forgive her selfishness, when she would pick and choose what pieces of her past to remember (by filtering what she left herself in her notes). While it could have been seen as manipulative, it felt more like naiveté; like London honestly thought everyone would be better off if she forgot certain things. I liked that she had Luke to keep her grounded, and that he was a super sweet and thoughtful boyfriend. While I found him, and their relationship, quite intense at times, I loved the two of them together. Luke had endless patience, repeating details about himself on a daily basis that London had forgotten to include in her notes, and they laughed constantly. It was really refreshing to have a YA romance where the two people were able to enjoy each other's company versus having to fight everyone around them in an effort to prove that they belonged together.
With Forgotten's focus seemingly on London's daily struggles and her new relationship, the overarching plot took me by complete surprise! I'm not sure what I was expecting, but the events surrounding a mysterious funeral (and the subsequent details of who's funeral London kept "remembering") definitely wasn't it. In order to avoid spoilers I can't go in to details, but I'm still on the fence about whether or not I appreciated the turn the plot took. On the one hand, I found it absolutely fascinating and I was quite teary come the end, on the other it seemed so out of left field that I think I'm still in some sort of shock over it!
Surprising and imaginative, Forgotten is one of the more unique contemporaries I've had the pleasure to read. While there are some details that I think could use with some ironing out, overall, I really enjoyed the twists and turns Forgotten threw my way!


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Today is my brother Scott's 31st birthday.
I love my brother like crazy. He is my 'little' brother but I look up to him so much.
I love my brother like crazy. He is my 'little' brother but I look up to him so much.
He is incredibly talented. His career is construction and he's recently gotten into woodworking. He built Lauren a small kitchen cabinet and Samuel a barn. He built me a bench for my entryway to store diaper bags, shoes and to sit the kids on when they are getting dressed to go outside.
He loves the Lord. A lot. He preaches occasionally at his church and I enjoy hearing what the Lord is teaching him.
We talk about the kids (his son Aaron is 2 1/2 and his daughter Evelyn is 6 weeks younger than Lauren). I love that we get to parent our kids together. I often ask Scott for advice regarding Samuel because he's a lot like his cousin Aaron - full of energy and curiosity.
He's made plenty of mistakes in life just as I have. Together we are continually learning and growing and discovering what it means to follow our Creator.
I am so grateful that we have a close, authentic relationship.
I am so grateful that he loves the Lord.
I am so grateful he is a great uncle to Samuel and Lauren.
Happy 31st Birthday Scott. I love you deeply and I'm so proud to be your sister.


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The Black Hawk College Board of Trustees meets according to the published schedule each year. Board agendas and minutes are available online. Board Meetings and Documents »
Richard P. Fiems
Port Byron
Term ends 2021
Douglas L. Strand
East Moline
Vice Chair
Term ends 2019
Tim A. Black
Term ends 2019
Fritz W. Larsen
Term ends 2021
Nicholas M. Cave
Student Trustee
Term ends 2019
Joseph B. Swan
Term ends 2021
Steven P. Spivey*
New Windsor
Term ends 2023
Jon A. Looney*
Term ends 2023
There are seven (7) trustees on the Black Hawk College Board elected at large from the Community College District #503 representing Bureau, Henderson, Henry, Knox, Marshall, Mercer, Rock Island, Stark and Whiteside counties. They are elected during the general election to six-year terms (April to April). A student trustee is elected each year by the student bodies of the Quad-Cities Campus and the East Campus alternating every other year. Student trustee votes are non-binding. Board meetings are held monthly alternating between the Quad-Cities Campus to the East Campus.
Black Hawk College operates under the guidelines of the Illinois Community College Board and the Higher Learning Commission and adheres to federal and state civil rights laws, including Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity. The responsibility for the governance, administration and operation of the college is vested in the elected Board of Trustees of Community College District #503. The Board of Trustees delegates responsibility to the administration, faculty and staff for the practices and procedures that accomplish the mission of the college. The legal statutes guiding the operation for Black Hawk College are found in the Illinois Public Community College Act. The Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) keeps community colleges abreast of pertinent legislation.
* ICCTA training is required of new trustees in their first, third, and fifth year of office.
- 4 Hours of Trustee Leadership Training completed June 2, 2017 (Steve Spivey, Jon Looney)


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Visit the Kickstarter page
Aquanox: Deep Descent's lineage includes 1996's MS-DOS game Archimedean Dynasty, German: Schleichfahrt, 2001's AquaNox and 2003's AquaNox 2: Revelation. It's a game set in the underwater world in which humanity now lives, having relocated hundreds of years earlier due to a catastrophe on Earth's surface.
According to Norbert Varga, project lead at developer Digital Arrow: Reaching the main funding goal of the Kickstarter campaign will allow us to create a new Aquanox game of the size and complexity it deserves, for gamers around the globe. At the same time, it also allows us to make its future players an integral part in development decisions surrounding the game at its earliest stages.
Publisher Nordic Games Producer Martin Kreuch: We've had long discussions with Digital Arrow about the scope of the game and the transition to Unreal Engine 4. Based on our positive previous experience with Kickstarter (The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 together with the developer KING ART), we firmly believe it is the right platform to help us achieve our joint vision for the future of Aquanox.
The Kickstarter Campaign for Aquanox: Deep Descent will run until September 11, 2015. Currently, 17% of its $75,000 base goal has been raised.


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Day 5 - Lloyd's Cycling Club
This was promised to be the hardest day but, at first, the signs pointed otherwise. Two people who, the evening before, looked as though they were destined to leave the tour, appeared at breakfast kitted up. The young treaty underwriter with the chaffed privates was on display as was Pete whose knee had blown the day before.
One great sadness was that Peter Harris of Besso, who had organised the whole event almost single handedly, had to take to the support van with an injured knee. From there he directed the day's events.
The sun was rising as we pedalled off with the mist collecting gently in the hills. This was a day of climbing. Seven major climbs and a number of less major ones. Indeed, it became hard to distinguish major climbs from everyday bits of road.
The road surfaces, while still occasionally silky, were often badly corrupted; collections of loose tarmac dotted around holes, particularly to the side of the road where traffic forced cyclists to ride. Italy did not achieve its budget deficit by paying for road repairs.
Traffic, even at 7am was heavy with considerable construction traffic. Rome certainly wasn't built in a day; they are still building it.
Four of us rode together at a steady pace. We were overtaken by the van that warned us of impassable conditions ahead. Once more we went on a detour, although this time a sanctioned one. It added miles to the journey.
Back on route we tackled climb after climb. At one stage I was riding at the head of the line a noticed that my speed was dropping despite seemingly going downhill. A trick of the light or of the road provided a false flat. We were climbing at 2.5% and the climb went on for miles through a massive olive grove.
Another climb up to a hill top town and the rain and thunder started. We were soaked. Rivers ran down the hill as torrential rains poured down. My glasses become fogged and rain splattered and coated with sunscreen washed from my forehead. I couldn't see. One of my companions turned on his rear light to guide me on.
Luckily the lunch stop was shortly after the summit. I couldn't have descended blind.
At lunch a debate raged as the rain continued. Health and safety were cited. Some, including me, resisted. The rain would pass. No coach could be hit=red at short notice. The rain did pass. We were on our way again.
More hills, more descents.
And then, after a wonderful descent by a massive lake, the rain started again. As we traversed a plain, people started to look for shelter. A solitary tree in the middle of the plain was all that was on offer. Mindful of warnings about sheltering under trees in thunder storms, we went on and found a rough shelter by a petrol station and wasps' nest.
Eventually the rain abated. We continued to a town but were forced to shelter again before a major descent.
Time was passing and the worst climb of the day remained. As we hit it, the sun was setting and as the sun set, the rain started to fall harder.
After an hour of climbing it was dark; we were wet and we were cold. With the diversion in the morning, we could not tell how far we still had to go. We pressed on dispirited. Eventually one of the vans appeared and led us the final 400 metres to the hotel.
Soaked and cold I waited to get a room.
I was told there wasn't one for me. This did not impress me.
While I had coped physically with the challenges of the day, this mental challenge was one too many. My sense of humour deserted me. Luckily, I had some very good club mates who were on hand to calm the situation and discover what had happened to my accommodation and within minutes I was standing in a hot shower slowly calming myself and starting to prepare for the next day.
After the last couple of days, it can only get easier.


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The midstate boasts a number of quality barbecue restaurants, but only Road Hawg Barbecue in Duncannon was able to take the top honors in our BBQ Brawl challenge.
Our judges - John Luciew, Sue Gleiter, Chris Mautner and Vid Lynch of Torchbearer Sauces - traveled to seven different finalists chosen by PennLive readers to determine which eatery serves the best ribs, pulled pork and other smoked delights in our area.
In the end, Road Hawg claimed victory. But here's a look back at how the Brawl proceeded:
- Say hello to our BBQ Brawl finalists
- BBQ Brawl expert advice: No place is too 'divey;' dives are the best places to eat and drink
- BBQ Brawl Round 1 Results: BullBQ in the Broad Street Market, Harrisburg
- BBQ Brawl crew eats and tweets at Redd's Smokehouse in Carlisle
- BBQ Brawl round 2 results: Redd's Smokehouse BBQ in Carlisle
- Check out the BBQ Brawl's visit to Smoke in Lower Paxton Twp.
- BBQ Brawl Round 3 Results: Smoke BBQ in Lower Paxton Twp.
- See the BBQ Brawl team's Sunday visit to Up in Smoke
- BBQ Brawl Round 4 Results: Up in Smoke in West Hanover Township
- The BBQ Brawl crew visits ShakeDown BBQ in Grantville
- BBQ Brawl Round 5 Results: ShakeDown BBQ, East Hanover Township
- Road Hawg BBQ in Duncannon: Restaurant review
- Check out BBQ Brawl's social media slideshow of our trip to Road Hawg in Duncannon
- BBQ Brawl Round No. 6 Results: Road Hawg, Duncannon
- The BBQ Brawl team visits MoMo's in Harrisburg
- BBQ Brawl Round 7 Results: MoMo's BBQ & Grill, Harrisburg
- BBQ Brawl: Road Hawg in Duncannon declared the barbecue champ
- Road Hawg honored as BBQ Brawl comes to a close
- Beyond the BBQ Brawl: Johnny & Hon's Smokehaus in Robesonia
- Beyond the BBQ Brawl: Jo Boy's Brew Pub in Manheim
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Exploring Steamboat: First Friday Artwalk, Yampa River Festival, Africa Yoga Project tour
June 1, 2017
Wondering what to do and where to go in Steamboat Springs? We've got you covered with this weekend's top 10 events.
First Friday Artwalk
5 to 8 p.m. | Downtown Steamboat, Lincoln Avenue
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Local galleries and alternative art venues remain open for self-guided tours, and refreshments are served. Many venues offer changing exhibits, so there is something new to see each month. To see the interactive map, visit exploresteamboat.com.
Africa Yoga Project community dinner and silent auction
6 to 7:30 p.m. | Bud Werner Memorial Library, 1289 Lincoln Ave.
Rakta Hot Yoga hosts Africa Yoga Project on its Handstands Hugs & Happiness Tour for a community dinner, dancing and silent auction at Library Hall. Africa Yoga Project uses yoga as a tool to educate, empower and employ youth, helping people around the world realize their power to effect change. Retail will be available for sale. To donate an item for auction, email Grace at email@example.com.
Bob Enever – Steamboat's Osprey Family
6 to 7 p.m. | Off the Beaten Path, 68 Ninth St.
Off The Beaten Path will be hosting a book talk and signing for local author Bob Enever, celebrating his book, "Steamboat's Osprey Family." The book showcases the first osprey family in Steamboat in the 21st century. The story follows the family's journey from nest building to learning to fly.
37th Aanual Yampa River Festival
Noon to 7 p.m. |Charlie's Hole
Hala Gear SUP Downriver Sprint begins at 12:30 p.m., meet at 11:30 a.m. at Fetcher Pond. The Paddleboard Adventure Company SUP Cross begins at 3 p.m., meet at 2 p.m. at Charlie's Hole. "C-Hole Stomp and Surf Session" follows SUP Cross. Up to $1,000 purse. For more details, visit friendsoftheyampa.com.
Africa Yoga Project Community Yoga Class
10 to 11 a.m. | Olympian Hall, 845 Howelsen Pkwy.
Rakta Hot Yoga hosts Africa Yoga Project on its Handstands Hugs & Happiness Tour. All are invited to a one-hour, all-ages, all-levels yoga flow class followed by conversation with instructors. Africa Yoga Project uses yoga as a tool to educate, empower and employ youth, helping people across the world realize their power to effect change.
Stagecoach State Park weekend events
10 to 11 a.m., 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Stagecoach State Park, 2550 Routt County Road 14
Try Gyotaku Fish Printing, starting at 10 a.m. at the Stagecoach Marina deck. The archery station will be open from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for kids of any age to test their aim.
Piknik Theatre auditions
Saturday and Sunday | 4 to 6 p.m. | Depot Art Center, 1001 13th St.
Audition for the 2017 Piknik Theatre Festival production of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." Piknik Theatre will share the stage with equity actors from New York. No preparation required but is appreciated. For more information, visit the Great American Laughing Stock Company Facebook page.
Rusty Z The Hypnotic Comic
7 p.m. | Chief Theater, 813 Lincoln Ave.
Comedy hypnotist Rusty Z, "The Hypnotic Comic," is one of the few real-deal, stand-up comedians doing a hypnosis show.
BookTrails Camp Cleanup Day
12:30 to 5 p.m. | Reading Ranch, 60355 Routt County Road 62
Have fun and enjoy the beauty of North Routt wilderness while helping with projects to get camp ready for the summer season. Kids welcome who can help with projects.
Storm Peak potluck
5 to 8:30 p.m. | Storm Peak Brewing Company, 1885 Elk River Plaza
Join Storm Peak for their first potluck in the new taproom. Share your favorite dish with the community and bring enough food for six people. Plates and cutlery encouraged. Winning dish brings home a growler of their choice.


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India have the chance to level Australia's world record of nine successive Test series wins when they face Sri Lanka in Delhi from Saturday.
The home side lead the series 1-0 after winning the second match in Nagpur and the Eden Gardens stalemate.
India have been racking up the milestones in recent times but skipper Virat Kohli has been quick to shut down any suggestion that his team are focused on anything other than winning this series.
They have given the appearance of being preoccupied with their impending visit to South Africa even rolling out a green wicket in Kolkata but have also shown themselves to have more than enough quality to blow Sri Lanka out of the water.
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Sri Lanka were competitive in Kolkata for much of the game before a day five collapse saw them scramble to save the game.
The tourists have tried to be positive on this tour but in practice they have been reckless and have shown poor shot selection at critical moments with only opener Dimuth Karunaratne showing a stomach for the fight consistently.
India will have to try to accommodate all their batting talent in the XI with Shikhar Dhawan returning after Murali Vijay hit a hundred in the second Test while Lokesh Rahul has struggled to recapture last season's form.
Ishant Sharma will have another opportunity to try and book a place on the tour to South Africa while Bhuvneshwar Kumar is absent.
The paceman has inside knowledge of the ground where he plies his trade in first class cricket and has already proved a handful for Sri Lanka's top order in this series.
Sri Lanka will have to do without Rangana Herath with Jeffrey Vandersay called into the squad as cover for the veteran left-arm spinner.
Left-arm wrist spinner Lakshan Sandakan is likely to replace Herath in the XI given his Test track record and ability to make things happen.
India's number six position has been the subject of much conjecture looking ahead to South Africa with Hardik Pandya the current frontrunner while India may use Ravi Ashwin or Ravindra Jadeja in the slot to squeeze in an extra bowler. Rohit Sharma looks set to play this Test though after his hundred in Nagpur.
India are naturally heavily favoured to come out on top and should have too much firepower for the inconsistent Sri Lankans.
Key Players
Cheteshwar Pujara provides the steel in a talented batting lineup and often holds things together when the flashier players fail.
Ashwin does such a great job of knocking teams over especially as the match wears on and he looks in fine rhythm.
Sri Lanka need runs from their top order and in particular the skipper Chandimal who has shown flashes of his ability but has also been inconsistent.
Suranga Lakmal has troubled India's batsmen since his brilliant opening spell in Kolkata and will be dangerous early.
India: Virat Kohli (capt), M Vijay, KL Rahul, Shikhar Dhawan, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Rohit Sharma, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), R Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav, Ishant Sharma, Vijay Shankar.
Sri Lanka: Dinesh Chandimal (capt), Dimuth Karunaratne, Dhananjaya de Silva, Sadeera Samarawickrama, Angelo Mathews, Lahiru Thirimanne, Suranga Lakmal, Dilruwan Perera, Lahiru Gamage, Lakshan Sandakan, Vishwa Fernando, Dasun Shanaka, Niroshan Dickwella (wk), Roshen Silva, Jeffrey Vandersay.
Last five head-to-head results
2017 Second Test: India won by an innings and 239 runs in Nagpur
2017 First Test: Drawn match at Eden Gardens
2017 Third Test: India won by an innings and 171 runs in Pallekele
2017 Second Test: India won by an innings and 53 runs in Colombo (SSC)
2017 First Test: India won by 304 runs in Galle
Hours of play (local time): 09.30 (04:00 GMT 06:00 SAST) start, Lunch 12.00-12.40, Tea 14.40-15.00, Close 16.30
Match days: 2-6 December 2017
Umpires: Nigel Llong, Joel Wilson
TV Umpires: Richard Kettleborough
Reserve Umpire: CK Nandan
Match Referee: David Boon


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XFS is an open-source (GPL) journaling file system originally developed by Silicon Graphics. The suport for XFS file system is available on most Linux distros nowadays. In fact, XFS has become the default file system adopted by the latest CentOS/RHEL 7. One of its many features is "online resizing", where an existing XFS file system can be expanded while it is mounted. Support for shrinking an XFS file system is not available though.
To expand an existing XFS file system, you can use a command line utility called xfs_growfs, which is available by default on most Linux distros. Since XFS supports online resizing, the target file system can be mounted or unmounted.
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As the destination XFS file system to expand, you can specify either a mountpoint, a disk partition, or logical volume (in case of LVM). You specify the size of a new XFS file system as the number of data blocks. You can use xfs_info command-line tool to check data block size and the number of data blocks:
To extend the size of an XFS file system to 1986208:
If you do not specify size with "-D" option, xfs_growfs will automatically expand an XFS file system to the largest possible size.
Note that when you expand an existing XFS file system, you must prepare added space for the XFS file system to grow beforehand. It may be obvious, but if there is no free space available in the underlying partition or disk volume, xfs_growfs will not do anything. Also, if you attempt to extend XFS file system size beyond the size of disk partition or volume, xfs_growfs will fail.
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Here's how Man United could get all the money they spend on Paul Pogba right back
As Manchester United look to put the finishing touches to their world breaking transfer bid to bring Paul Pogba back to Old Trafford, we may soon reflect that their mind-boggling €100m+ investment will not look quite so lavish when this crazy transfer window slams shut.
With Juventus preparing to spend most of the money they will get for their French midfielder to sign Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain in an equally unfathomable €94m deal, United chiefs may well be in a position to recoup most of the cash they are throwing at the Pogba transfer by embarking on a selling spree in the run up to the transfer deadline at the end of August.
Read more: Is Jose Mourinho deliberately setting Wayne Rooney up for a fall ahead of the new season?
Mourinho has hinted that he is looking to work with a relatively small squad and does not want unhappy players cluttering up his training ground without the prospect of playing, so here is your Independent.ie guide to the players who may be surplus to requirements in the new-look United set-up.
Value: €25m
This Argentine defender was hailed as a key signing in the summer of 2014, but he has struggled to prove his worth in the Premier League and never won the trust of the now departed boss Louis van Gaal.
An alarmingly shaky performance in United's 4-1 defeat against Borussia Dortmund in China last Friday did little to help his cause under new boss Jose Mourinho and it may be that he is one of the first names sacrificed by the Portuguese tactician.
Verdict: Rojo has been linked with a move to Spanish football in recent months and even though his stock has fallen dramatically in recent months, he would still command a lofty transfer fee in what is an inflated market.
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Value: €30m
Mourinho and Mata have insisted publicly that they are willing to work together once again after a less than harmonious conclusion to their time in tandem at Chelsea, but it is hard to imagine this uneasy peace holding for long if the Spanish midfielder is not part of the United line-up in the first few games of the season.
United play three Premier League games and will compete in the Community Shield before the end of the transfer window and that gives Mata plenty of time to assess whether he will be warming the bench under Mourinho's watch once again.
Verdict: United are well stocked with creative midfielders and the arrival of Henrikh Mkhitaryan adds to those options. Mata will not fit into Mourinho's long-term plan and it remains to be seen whether he leaves in this transfer window or the next. Everton's interest in signing him is genuine.
Read more: Manchester clubs move swiftly to appease fans following China cancellation
Value: €5m
This German veteran looked past his best before he sealed a move to United last summer and the evidence of the 12 months that have followed backed up that suspicion.
Mourinho will have enough leaders in his team without needing this highly paid World Cup winner to clog up his treatment room, so don't be surprised to see the 31-year-old seal a big money move to Turkey, China or America as he looks to extend his career.
Verdict: Getting Schweinsteiger's huge wages off the Old Trafford bill would free up space for the new arrivals, with a deal that always came with a big element of risk failing to deliver results.
Value €25m
Fellaini has been one of the great survivors at United over the last three seasons, with the frizzy-haired midfielder/makeshift striker never looking good enough to play for such a great club while still hanging onto his place in their team for big matches.
Mourinho will almost certainly look to move on a player who has long been a target of annoyance for United fans, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic's arrival ensuring his usefulness as a target man striker is now redundant.
Verdict: Fellaini should be grateful that he has played at Man Utd for three seasons as he has never been up to the standards required at such a great club. He will do a job for a lower level Premier League club, and with David Moyes back in the top flight, the manager who twice signed the Belgian may look to complete his hat-trick.
Value: €30m
Mourinho may fancy his chances of reviving the flagging career of this Dutch winger, who arrived at United last summer amid great fanfare.
Depay has long been a kid known to have something of a challenging attitude and that has not helped his cause after he lost his way on the field under Louis van Gaal's guidance last season. The 22-year-old has some raw talent that needs to be honed, but he does not appear to be up to the task of taking centre stage at a big club like United.
Verdict: United would be wise to try and get some of the money they spent on Depay back into their transfer kitty now and there will be plenty of clubs who will believe his one bad season at Old Trafford is not evidence that he is damaged beyond repair.
If United recouped the kind of transfer fees we have suggested here, they would collect a little over €100m, which would make the ridiculously expensive Pogba deal look like a bargain in this curious transfer market that appears to have no boundaries.
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