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A game laced with nostalgia, and really, that's it.
The new Super Smash Bros. game is really just a handheld version of Super Smash Bros. Melee for the Nintendo GameCube. Which isn't a bad thing, I guess I was expecting something a little bit more, well, new.
Although I suppose that when it comes to a game like Smash, there really isn't anything new that you can do with it. Other than add characters and new levels.
But I did find one aspect of the game annoying and frustrating. Why can't I kill a character when their damage is over 150 percent? In the older games, when your foe gets to that point of damage, it's just one A-button mash away from flying off the map into a burst of pretty colors. Now, you better jump around a million times and hit with your special attacks before they have a chance to jump back up on the platform. Again, I guess this isn't a bad thing; it's just mildly annoying.
Putting the damage issue aside though, I don't hate this game. It really is the nostalgic Super Smash that so many 90's kids know and love. The only difference being that this time, you can take it with you.
Nick "Chico" Hernandez
Managing Editor
When I utter "That was cool", "No, no, no, no, no, no, no!" and "I just got messed up by Entei!" within the same minute, I know I'm in for a crazy ride. Super Smash Bros on the DS was definitely fun, even if I got my butt kicked by the other Mario (my character was Mario as well). The controls could be easier to learn, and jump seems to be implemented in several buttons. Is it enough to make me wanna buy a DS and SSB as well? Nope, but it makes me miss SSB all the same.
Jenelle Kalaf
Photo Editor
Super Smash Brothers for the 3DS is a strange mixer of nostalgia, fun, hands hurting and lack of speed, which isn't as bad as it sounds.
The game itself is a fantastic step in the series. Good characters, a good look, and still a good ol' smashing time.
The game is a little slow, though.
The speed became noticeable in Super Smash Brothers Brawl for the Nintendo Wii, due to the addition of Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog as a character and the much needed control on speed.
They carried this on to the 3DS addition to help with Sonic, and because the 3DS's processor can handle only a little bit more than the Wii ever could. It's not bad though, and after a while, hard to notice.
The hands hurting is a strange issue, though.
Super Smash Brothers never had a fantastic reputation in the controls department, but the 3DS just wasn't meant for this type of game.
Once again, not bad, just something that takes getting used to.
It's worth picking up.
Just a quick tip, get good at using the Villager from Animal Crossing. It's unfair how amazing he is.


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I really believe in the quote about how and where you spend your money is a vote for the kind of world you want. When you spend your money on Maine Street you are supporting your community and keeping your town vibrant. When you support products made by hand you support small, indie businesses that start from a passion, idea or belief. The prompt for today "March Meet the Maker" is "how it's made". At Dulse & Rugosa we make handcrafted skincare with a whole lot of help from flowers.
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The concept of "play" in education has unfortunately been undermined and slowly removed from everyday learning. Jones (2012) in his article 'iPads and Kindergarten', passionately argues that 'child initiated play' needs to be restored in classrooms, particularly in the early years such as Kindergarten because it successfully assists in the development of language; oral language being the key to opening the door for reading, writing and comprehension (Jones, 2012).
The concept of 'play' however is in some respects has been replaced with time spent on computers and other technologically devices. Young people and children are often very familiar with devices such as iPads, touch screens and mobile phones as a part of their play. Jones (2012) in his research outlines that it would be beneficial to make use of these skills and prior knowledge held by children to increase learning, specifically literacy. His research demonstrates evidence that this new technology can be used to enhance meaning-making and successfully develop comprehension and reading skills.
Apps like Playschool Art Maker are just one technological tool that can be used to develop student's oral language and reading comprehension, giving students the opportunity to create and retell their own stories. By eliminating the need to have writing skills this app allows students who may struggle with reading and writing to have more opportunities to produce fun and entertaining works. Visualising — which is large part of multi-modal texts and technology — is especially important as it allows less confident students to demonstrate their comprehension without requiring higher-level, literacy skills . These apps such as Playschool Art Maker also has the power to introduce multi-modal texts into the classroom.
Another similar app the Playschool Art Maker is Toontastic. This app also allows students to create their own narrative. The app allows the narrating of a story to occur through stages, dividing the narrative into sections; introduction, complication and resolution. This may be a little more complex and complicated for students who are unfamiliar with narrative structure and may not be able to confidently read the sections or even understand structure. However, the positive of this is that it leads to discussion of narrative structure, and scaffolds the oral story telling. Other fun aspects of the app is that it's colourful, creative and engaging.
It is apparent that technology is an extremely powerful tool for driving learning, particularly literacy through oral story telling and speaking. Teachers and educators would be wise to implement this type of learning and technological 'play', by taking advantage of apps such as Playschool Art Maker and Toontastic to empower their students.


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In this project James wanted to build a stool with slanted legs. Teaching my students how to make a simple dado is something I have done many times before. But, teaching a student to make an angled dado that will accommodate a leg slanted 80 degrees? I came up with a nice jig. Using the table saw I cut a wooden straightedge that had one of its edges cut at 80 degrees. Then I gave in to James and he clamped it onto the stool's seat, exactly on the pencil line that marks the intended dado (James marked the angled dadoes using measuring tools). Then he started sawing by guiding the blade along the angle-edge of the straight edge.
Next, he released the clamps, flipped the straightedge and moved it to the other line that marked the dado width. He sawed out down that line too and cleaned the dado floor with a chisel.
After leveling the dado and cutting the rail that connects the legs together, James assembled the stool. We used screws to secure the rail to both legs.


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Imagine President Obama addressing the nation on prime-time television and saying, "The government has done enough to bail out the economy. You're all on your own now."
He very well could. The total federal commitment to fiscal stimulus, corporate rescues, homeowner relief, and various other bailouts is nearly $10 trillion (that's $10,000,000,000,000) over who knows how many years. You'd think that might be enough. But the economy is still lousy, unemployment is soaring, and Vice President Joe Biden now says the Obamanauts "misread how bad the economy was" when planning their recovery package earlier this year.
Biden wasn't just flapping his restless mouth. By issuing a quasi mea culpa on the economy, he was starting an official discussion about another round of stimulus spending, which would actually be the third in this recession. (Remember George Bush's $150 billion worth of tax rebates in 2008?) It's obvious that the economy still needs help, and it's the government's job, more or less, to aid its citizens. But there's one kind of stimulus that Obama and virtually every other politician have completely avoided so far: a plea for greater self-reliance.
The government has the power to contain the damage from an economic meltdown. It can help people in need. We've even learned that the government can run entire industries—for a while. But no government can create a vital economy. There have been plenty of deep downturns in America's economic history, and the nation has always rebounded thanks to industrious people working like hell to improve their lives and find better ways to get things done. Bailouts are a relatively new phenomenon, with mixed results at best. Personal determination has a much better track record.
There are plenty of factors that could suppress our economic growth for years. Overcoming them will require relentless innovation, which is an overused and poorly understood word. We tend to think of innovation as massively expensive laboratory projects that lead to new cancer drugs or complex software. But it can also be something as simple as a home-built website, a new community group, or a simple observation that saves your company a couple of steps and a few bucks.
People who innovate don't wait for other people to solve problems. They tackle problems themselves. Many Americans are doing this right now: trying to start their own small business after getting laid off, using the Internet to reach people in different ways, staying up late trying to think of ways their company or their family can save money and stay solvent a little longer.
But are there enough? I have my doubts. Stimulus spending may ultimately be helpful, but it has also sent the message that it's the job of government, not citizens, to solve economic problems. A lot of people who live in dying manufacturing towns probably need to move to areas with more jobs, but there's not much sign of that. The prevailing economic question seems to be when Americans will stop this damned saving and start buying multiple cars and TVs again. Obama has dampened expectations of a quick economic recovery, but he hasn't asked Americans to re-examine their overconsumption or accept privations while spending their time or money to better themselves.
There are other ways to promote smart economics. "The general message should be 'You need to redouble your efforts to be more competitive,' " says Mauro Guillen of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
People need to invest more in their own future. Instead of buying stuff at the mall, spend the money on evening classes. Learn a language or skills you don't have. Join debates in your town on the right way to spend education money.
Those kinds of steps are necessary not just to reboot the American economy but to take on other nations like India and China where many people work harder, score higher on tests, and expect less for their efforts than we do. We feel entitled to a high standard of living, but we're not. And we'll lose it if Americans get in the habit of waiting for somebody else to solve their problems. We're already losing it, in fact, thanks to a thrashing recession that's leveling out our lifestyles.
Obama probably knows this, but he doesn't want to become the national nag and end up a one-termer like Jimmy Carter, the last president who tried to pester Americans about personal responsibility. It's easier to spend more money than challenge people to change their behavior. Maybe it will even work. Oh ... how ... stimulating.
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by Bianca Marais
New Arrivals Island, 2nd floor
There are so many levels of "not knowing" in this book, and it all combines to make a heartbreaking and funny and very satisfying book. The girl child, Robin, not knowing how to deal with her parents' death, or why her black caretaker's experience with the South African gold mines is so different from her own, or how her self-centered decisions will echo down into others' lives, or how love and joy will eventually come back to her from the most unexpected sources, if she lets it. The woman, Beauty, in the agony of not knowing what is happening to her own daughter, and not knowing if she can reconcile that eventual knowledge with her own ideals about how to address the apartheid regime. Many of the adults have little to no knowledge of the secret internal life of Robin as well as some other kids in the book (which led to some of the most humorous scenes, in my opinion).
For me, this was also a very compelling personal story to introduce me to a historical time period that I knew very little about prior to this reading – the Soweto Uprising of June 1976.
The narrative alternating between Robin and Beauty makes this a more interesting and multifaceted read, and all the supporting characters are well-rounded and enrich the story. I was happy to read recently that Marais is planning a followup novel with the same characters. Highly recommended.


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Saturday, June 25, 2016
Book Review: Inkheart by Cornelia Funke
Title: Inkheart
Author: Cornelia Funke
Series/Novel: Inkworld (Book #1)
Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Fiction
Pages: 534
Publisher: The Chicken House
Year Published: 2003
First Line: "Rain fell that night, a fine, whispering rain."
"Twelve year old Meggie learns that her father, who repairs and binds books for a living can 'read' fictional characters to life when one of those characters abducts them and tries to force him into service.
Characters from books literally leap off the pages in this engrossing fantasy. Meggie has had her father to herself since her mother went away when she was young. Mo taught her to read when she was five, and the two share a mutual love of books. When she was three, he read aloud from a book called Inkheart and released characters into the real world. At the same time, Meggie's mother disappeared into the story. This 'story within a story' will delight not just fantasy fans, but all readers who like an exciting plot with larger-than-life characters."
My Rating: 4/5
So to start this off I have read this book before. I know, so does this count as a first opinion. No! In my defence, I read these books when I was 13, so about 8 years ago. I did really enjoy this novel. It was thrilling to get back into a story about a story. It's a fantastic idea that is well portrayed through writing. The characters are deep and easy to love. They are complex characters who show many different sides throughout the book, but all in all there aren't many character twists. Which both makes me happy but also disappoints me a little. For example, I could predict how a character would react to another character without a problem. Cornelia Funke does this without making the plot boring.
I also enjoyed two separate settings, the one we hear about second hand in the story Inkheart, and the setting throughout the country side with out main characters throughout.
I would definitely recommend this story for younger teenagers anywhere from 14 and up, as there is no sexual content, just a few joking lines that may go over some heads.
I'm hoping to pick up the second and third book later this month to finish the trilogy.
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I find that I am still surprised that more direct sellers do not think of themselves as running a small business. Yes most of them only sell on a part time basis and yes, they usually work from home, even when they build multimillion dollar businesses. But too often even with significant financial success they still do not think of themselves as managing a business. So, when you are running a small business as a direct seller here are some business things to think about:
- Do you keep a mileage log for tracking the miles you drive in pursuit of your direct selling business activities? If not, you should. You may be able to have a tax deduction or credit for these miles.
- Do you keep track of your purchases of office supplies? Those costs may also be a deduction against the income you make from your business.
- How about computers that you use for the business to place orders and communicate? You may be able to deduct all or a portion of the cost of the computer, security software for it, repairs, upgrades, travel cases, etc.
- What about staplers, pens, copy paper, internet service, paper clips, envelopes, postage, cost of tax preparation and other services that you use all or in part for your business?
Chances are if you had opened a store or a service business in a rented office or store front someone in the family would have pointed you in the direction of keeping your expense records and getting business tax advice. But too often we start our direct selling business in an offhand, casual way as just something we are giving a try on a part time basis. As such, we don't think of it as a business or treat the activity as a business activity. And for some, who work hard and find they have a talent for it, this part time thing becomes a significant contributor to personal or family finances and we still do not treat it as a business.
How about this: If your UPS guy is delivering a package you need for your business and slips and falls on your porch steps will your home owners' policy cover it? Chances are your home owner's policy does not cover business related activities on the premises. What if you damage a customer's property on a sales call or worse yet injure your customer? Are you protected? Probably not. When you want to take a booth at a fair or bazaar are you able to easily produce the liability insurance coverage the event organizers require or do you have to go out and buy a temporary bond to get coverage for each event?
Help is available.
We direct sellers are small business people and we should take all the steps necessary to both maximize our business profits by keeping good business expense records and taking allowed deductions. More importantly as small business people, we should also take steps to protect our personal finances and assets from possible liability claims that can arise in the ordinary course of conducting business. Fortunately now there is an excellent source of insurance and business services that are specifically designed to support small business direct sellers. Go to www IDS.com to learn more about how you can take advantage of the services offered on the Independent Direct Sellers web site. You can also access specific insurance services at www.dscoverage.com
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I think perhaps I've been focusing too much on my un-favorite parts of winter this season. I looked back at my past few posts, and they all seem to talk about cold and snow! I promise there's more to life than the weather during a Minnesota winter — even if it can feel all-consuming.
I enjoy being outside running or doing farm chores on a nice winter day, I go ice fishing with my husband, and I've even been known to ski (not well). I don't let the weather stop me from life as usual, but on winter evenings I do like home activities such as reading or movies — possibly accompanied by tea, hot chocolate, or wine.
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Staff Selection Commission has released its recruitment notification for Stenographers. For all of you who have cleared your higher secondary certification, here is a chance to work with Government of India. SSC Stenographer Recruitment 2017 invites application for Grade 'C' and Grade 'D' posts. The last date of application is 15th July 2017. Before you apply, you might want to know what the job is about. In this article, we tell you everything you should know about SSC Stenographer Work Profile, Salary, Pay Scale, etc.
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Staff Selection Commission recruits Stenographers in various offices under Government of India. Furthermore, these posts are under two Grades – C and D. The specific nature of a Stenographer's work varies because it depends upon where you are posted.
- Stenographer Grade C candidates get work mostly in Delhi at Ministries/Departments of Central Government.
- Stenographer Grade D candidates are grouped under Group X and Group Y.
- In Group X, Stenographers work in Departments of Central Government located primarily in Delhi.
- In Group Y, Stenographers work in Departments of Central Government located throughout India.
There are also specific duties that SSC Stenographers have. These duties make up the job of Stenographers in Central Government. The SSC Stenographer Work Profile Duties are:
1. Speech Writing –
Stenographers, first of all, work with assigned senior officers and note down any speech given by the officer. In addition, their job is to do this efficiently as such speech details can be important governmental records.
2. Press Conference Briefing –
Stenographers also attend press conferences along with assigned officer or minister. Because of their presence, they can note down all the details and speeches of the conference. This allows the Government, consequently, to use Stenographers for help in making press releases of the same.
3. Minister/Officer Assisting –
Another work for stenographers is to assist the assigned officers and ministers in preparing speech. Since they are involved in various governmental proceedings, they know important information about it useful for the officer/minister.
4. Public Relations Helping –
In addition, stenographers make notes daily. These notes are about various governmental departments and their stands on issues. This information needs to reach public and so stenographers help Public Relations Officers by knowing these details.
Expected & Previous Years' Cut Offs - SSC Stenographer 2017
SSC Stenographer Work Schedule
If you worry about rigid schedules, SSC Stenographer job will relieve you. SSC Stenographers, most of all, have a proper work schedule. Additionally, there are no shifts or extra work hours. In fact, work for Stenographers begins in the morning and ends by evening. Specific details are given once you are recruited.
SSC Stenographer Salary & Allowances
Even if the salary of SSC Stenographers varies according to the grade, they have a good salary structure. Due to being a government job, SSC Stenographers have a stable pay with possibility of increase.
SSC Stenographer Grade 'C'
|Pay Scale
|9300 – 34800
|Grade Pay
|4200 /-
(Pay Band 2)
|Initial Pay
|Total Pay
(1) + (2)
SSC Stenographer Grade 'D'
|Pay Scale
|5200 – 20200
|Grade Pay
|2400 /-
(Pay Band 1)
|Initial Pay
|Total Pay
(1) + (2)
Furthermore, apart from the salary, SSC Stenographers receive various allowances that government employees enjoy. These allowances are:
- Dearness Allowance
- House Rent Allowance
- Transport Allowance
SSC Stenographer Work Profile – Future Promotions
While the eligibility criteria for SSC Stenographer is not much, there is tremendous scope for progress within this job as well. SSC Stenographers are able to climb the success ladder with hard work.
- Promotions are time-bound. Hence, with proper work you will easily get promotion.
- As a result of clearing departmental exams, you can increase your Grade.
- Finally, your pay scale can also increase – as much as Rs. 23,000 /- per month.
In conclusion, this is an opportunity you should not miss. SSC Stenographer is a great chance for all of you who have just passed 12th standard. Therefore, if you satisfy the eligibility criteria and want to work with government, this offer is definitely for you.
To know about SSC Stenographer Exam Pattern & Detailed Syllabus, Click below:
SSC Stenographer Exam Pattern
SSC Stenographer Detailed Syllabus
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When we last met, I shared a few paragraphs about "The World's Greatest Healthcare Plan of 2017." Ten days later, I find I can't stop thinking about greatness. Or, more specifically, about great, the adjective. To scratch my itch, I scrolled through 1,000 years of great etymology and compounds, from Great American Novel (early 19th century) to Great White Way (1901), from great-grandmother (1530) to Great Depression (1930), from Great Scott! (1852) to Make America Great Again (originally filed for trademark registration on November 19, 2012).
I will be returning to the Trumpish great, and to matters of etymology and meaning, very shortly. But before I do, here are two reasons I've been dwelling on great. The first is an annoying ad from Great Clips, the haircut franchise founded in Minnesota in 1982. I saw it for the first time last week, although Google Video suggests it's been around since December 2016.
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Contact Info105 N. Main Street
Kingfisher, OK 73750
Phone: 405-375-5654
Fax: 405-375-5655
Clinic Hours
- Monday - Friday 7:30am – 7pm
- Clinic times may vary based on location and provider availability.
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Brandon Trachman
Brandon TrachmanPT, MPT, OCS
Email: [email protected]
Brandon is proud to be born and raised in Altus, OK where he graduated from Altus High School in 1999. He received his Associate's Degree in Biology from Western Oklahoma State College in 2001. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Zoology-Biomedical Sciences from the University of Oklahoma in 2004. Brandon went on to pursue his Master's in Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, graduating in 2007.
Brandon is a devoted member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association (OPTA) since 2004. He is currently a member of the Orthopedic and Sports Sections of ATPA. In 2010, he was named as the State Government Affairs Chairman of the OPTA. As Chairman he assists in monitoring and advocating for Oklahoma laws to insure patient's access to quality physical therapy care. Brandon annually attends APTA sponsored State Government Affairs and Federal Advocacy Forums where he represents the OTPA advocating to legislators on issues relating to physical therapy.
In 2011, Brandon earned his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification from the American Physical Therapy Association demonstrating advanced skill and education in the area of Orthopedic Physical Therapy. Brandon continues to pursue clinical experience in spinal dysfunction, sports injuries, orthopedic injuries and manual therapy.
Brandon currently lives in Oklahoma City and enjoys traveling and spending time with friends. He is a "Cubbie", being the biggest Chicago Cubs fan this side of the Mississippi River, and also enjoys outdoor activities including, snowboarding, wakeboarding, cycling, and running.
Katie Miller
Katie MillerPT, DPT
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Katie grew up near Piedmont, OK and attended Okarche High School, where she graduated in 2009. She attended Northern Oklahoma College – Enid, where she graduated with an Associate's Degree in Arts and Sciences in 2011. She moved on to Southern Nazarene University, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2013. Katie played basketball at both NOC-Enid and SNU. In 2010, she was named an NJCAA All-American while at NOC – Enid. Katie was a starter on the NCCAA National Championship team at SNU in 2013. She was an Academic All-American all four years of her collegiate basketball career. She went on to obtain her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in 2017.
Katie currently lives in Yukon, OK with her husband, Tyler. She enjoys regularly spending time with family and friends, especially while playing games outdoors, skiing, hiking, and fishing. She is excited to be a part of the PTC family!
Tish Ramos
Tish RamosPT, DPT
Tish is originally from Oilton, Oklahoma and graduated from Oilton High School in 2008 where she participated in basketball and track. She went on to earn her Associate's Degree in Science as well as play basketball for Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa, Oklahoma. She then attended the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha where she earned her Bachelor's in Biology in 2012. During her collegiate basketball career, Tish injured her knee allowing her to experience and fall in love with Physical Therapy. From there she began her pursuit to become a Physical Therapist by attending Langston University where she graduated in 2016 with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy.
Tish has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association (OPTA) since 2013. She attended the APTA National Conference in Charlotte, NC and advocated for Direct Access at the State Capitol in 2014 while in PT school. She is currently working toward her Manual Therapy Certification and her future plans include becoming a Certified Orthopaedic Specialist.
In her spare time, Tish loves spending time with her family including her husband (Eric) and son (Caden). When she's not chasing Caden around, she enjoys camping, hiking, water skiing, running, reading, cooking, gardening, and attending/volunteering at LifeChurch. She feels extremely blessed to be working at PTC and to have found such a great work family.


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Project Description
The Woodmen Road Corridor Improvement Project extends along Woodmen Road from I-25 to US 24, a distance of approximately 11 miles. The purpose of this project is to develop a roadway improvement concept that meets the safety and capacity needs of the corridor.
The City of Colorado Springs and El Paso County worked together to develop a National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Environmental Assessment (EA) for the project which was, a necessary first step to make use of the federal funds available to both the City and County for Woodmen Road.
The City portion of the project is from I-25 to Powers Blvd., approximately five miles, was implemented in two phases.
Phase 1 of the project improved the Woodmen Road and Academy Boulevard intersection to a grade-separated interchange and widened about one and a half miles of Woodmen Road to six lanes from east of I-25 to east of Academy Boulevard. Construction of Phase 1 was completed in 2012.
Phase 2, the current phase between Stinson Road and Lexington Drive, completes the widening of Woodmen Road so that there are 6-lanes from I-25 to State Highway 21 (Powers Boulevard). This phase of the project includes a CFI at Woodmen Road and Union Boulevard intersection.
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Taiwanese PC-maker Acer's latest offering illustrates the state of play in the laptop market, in a tablet-obsessed world
There is life left in laptops, even if all the hype today surrounds tablets and netbooks. The Acer Aspire 5742-7120 Notebook Computer is a value 15.6in model priced at around $559 in the US, £400 in the UK.
Even with a lower-end price, the laptop still packs a fair punch. It has an i3-370M series processor from Intel (dual-core, 2.4GhZ), which is at the entry level of the chip giant's latest Core releases. However, this is capable of driving a 1366x768pi 16:9 HD display. The computer typically runs Windows 7 Home Premium. The hard-disk offers 320GB of storage.
There is also a Broadcom 802.11n-capable WLAN module, as well as a lithium ion six-cell battery. The Aspire then comes with a CD/DVD RW optical drive and an integrated 1.3MP webcam.
This Aspire is perhaps most interesting as a demonstration of the state-of-play in mass-market laptop design and specification, as Acer's market position would suggest. The company is the third largest shipper of notebooks, selling about 40 million units every year.
Acer has had troubles of late, however. It was the leading notebook producer but has been battered by competition from Hewlett-Packard and Asustek, and CEO Gianfranco Lanci resigned in late March. Nevertheless, lifetime manufacturing units for this design could exceed 12'million.
The main motherboard of the 5742 integrates a range of silicon alongside the Intel chipset: a battery charger, keyboard controller, Ethernet controller, translator, audio codec, clock synthesiser and memory card reader controller. Interface boards then handle USB, the touchpad, memory, WLAN and optical drivers.
The model that featured in the IHS iSuppli teardown was manufactured in China. Acer uses three contract manufacturers for the work, Compal, Wistron and Quanta. Respectively, they make up 44.2'per cent, 32.6 per cent and 21.9 per cent of total output. The bill of materials for this laptop is $384.26, rising to $392.61 adding in manufacturing.
As ever, it should be noted that iSuppli's costs here do not include those above and beyond the material manufacture of the core device. Exceptions would include the cost of intellectual property, royalties and licensing fees not already included in the per-component price, software, software loading and test, shipping, logistics marketing and other channel costs including not only EMS provider and the OEM's margin, but that of other resellers.
Total component count for the Aspire 5742 is 1,595 (excluding box contents). 'Of these 1,192 reside on the motherboard. This level of complexity is on par with comparable notebook computers we have analysed,' said Wayne Lam, iSuppli's principal analyst.
Analyst group IHS iSuppli provides detailed teardowns for many leading electronics devices. Find out more about its commercial reports at www.isuppli.com.


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Soulspeak & Sawdust's original HOME DEFINITION sign
A story of who we are. A collection of things we love.
This beautiful framed sign will add a classic farmhouse touch to any space in your home!
This large handcrafted wood sign measures approx. 18" x 36". It is painted white, with letters painted in black. Framing is shown in driftwood & dark Walnut but other framing colors may be requested in order notes. The sign has a hanger is attached to the back.
I hand sand, paint, letter & distress each of my signs, giving them a touch of individuality & charm.
This listing is for one sign, in the size & design specified above. The sign depicted in the photos has already been sold, so you will receive a similar sign. The quote, font & design will be the same unless requested otherwise. But because each wood plank has different character (knots, cracks, holes, grain, etc) and I hand paint & then distress each sign, your sign will not be identical to the one pictured.
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I'll do my best to meet these shipping estimates, but can't guarantee them. Actual delivery time will depend on the shipping method you choose.
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
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Lufthansa Moves to Cut Management by 10%
BONN -- Lufthansa will restructure its passenger-service business, a move aimed at cutting management and administration jobs by 10%.
Starting April 1, the German carrier will combine two passenger-service divisions into one independent profit center, called Passage. The new unit will include sales, marketing, network management, cabin crews, pilots and ground staff, Lufthansa said.


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K-Town Spectacular 2016 from Katherine Regional Arts on Vimeo.
The 2016 K-Town Spectacular held at the Katherine High School on October 8.
Produced by Katherine Regional Arts in partnership with Footscray Community Arts Centre.
Filmed by Ethan Grahek
Edited by Callum Flinn
2016 Katherine Junk Sculpture Festival from Katherine Regional Arts on Vimeo.
A photographic highlights reel from the 2016 Junk Sculpture Festival held at MIMI Arts on May 27.
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Anderson, Ashby D.
Address: 3227 beech st. NW Washington, D.C. 20015
Attended Tamarack from 1985 to 87 as a camper and couselor After nearly twenty years, I missed Tamarack so much that I spent my spring break from teaching skiing at Cannon, sleeping at the Franconia Inn, and eating at the Dutch Treat. My wife, daughter, and I just named our new spaniel puppie Bode Miller in his honor.
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ISO 9001 Quality Policy
What is a quality policy?
A quality policy is a brief statement that aligns with your organization's purpose and strategic direction, provides a framework for quality objectives, and includes a commitment to meet applicable requirements (ISO 9001, customer, statutory or regulatory) as well as to continual improvement. Often, the quality policy incorporates an organization's vision or mission statement and core values.
Quality Policy Example:
We will consistently provide products and services that meet or exceed the requirements and expectations of our customers. We will actively pursue ever-improving quality through programs that enable each employee to do their job right the first time and every time.
Who is responsible for the quality policy?
Top management is responsible for establishing, documenting, and communicating the quality policy as well as making it available to relevant interested parties. Many organizations will accomplish these requirements by documenting the quality policy within their quality manual, communicating to employees the quality policy during a training session, and posting printed copies of the quality policy throughout the building.


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The Laboratory holds full CPA Accreditation, is a member of the UK Genetic Testing Network (UKGTN) and participates in external quality assessment schemes UK NEQAS and EMQN.
Please note that Clinical Genetics is a separate area of genetics at the hospital which helps diagnose conditions and supports patients and families with one to one consultations.
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A very simple, fast, friendly contact management phone book software with printing ability, phone dialer integration, backup/restore features, moving/copying contact cards. Easy to understand screen layout. Perfect for sales leads, customer database, vendor database, business/personal contacts, and much more. Easy email and browser integration with the click of a button. Allows importing standard file formats including Outlook Express and...


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Have you spent some time thinking about your habits, the good, the bad and the ugly? Hopefully, it provided some insight into the good habits you have formed and some ideas to make changes.
I won't have an assignment every day, but you will for these first few days as we figure out what our one habit will be.
I am going to assume you made some sort of list, either written or mental, of habits you'd like to work on. You may have even decided on "the one." (No worries if you haven't.) I might suggest for your first attempt at changing a habit to pick something you can add to your life, rather than subtract or quit. For example, I want to drink more water or exercise more or make my bed every day. For me, adding a good habit is easier than quitting a bad one. Let's make this a positive experience!
Today we're going to take the top few from our list and do a mock trial. I want you to go through your day and pretend you are changing a habit or two. Don't actually start something new or quit something just yet. Only pretend and use your imagination. Start thinking about what it will really be like if you change your habit.
For example, let's say I'm considering making a habit of making my bed. For my mock trial, I'm not actually going to make my bed at all. I'm just going to say to myself, "Self, I need to work on making my bed every day. What will need to change for this to happen? What do I need to consider before committing to making my bed daily?"
My example is obviously quite simple. (Although, I think my bed did not get made today. ha ha!) The habit you are considering might have some bigger issues to consider. Here are a few questions you might ask yourself during your mock trial:
What will changing this habit really look like throughout my day?
What motivation might help me along?
How will changing this habit affect the people I live with? Work with?
I have some commitments already established for the month, so will changing this habit interfere with my previous commitments?
If I'm thinking about quitting something, what can I do to replace the thing I'm quitting?
Is this habit specific enough, or should I narrow it down a bit more and take a smaller step to start with?
You will probably come up with other issues that are pertinent to the habit you are considering. It will be different for everyone. Have fun with your mock trial! It's a lot more thinking and pondering. Don't expect to figure it all out, but you'll be surprised how much you pick up on as you pretend you are changing a habit. And you get the luxury of not having to actually do it … yet! 😉
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Joseph A. Buttinger, an anti-Nazi who became an advocate for refugees from persecution and a renowned authority on Vietnam and the American war there, died at the Margaret Pietz Center for Nursing in New York. He was 85.
He died on Wednesday after suffering from Alzheimer`s disease, friends said.
Mr. Buttinger was born on an impoverished Bavarian farm and left home at 15 to work in an Austrian glass factory. He soon became the leader of Austria`s Socialist youth movement and by 24 was secretary of the Social Democratic Party and an ally of labor unions. After being imprisoned for several months in 1934, he became chairman of the Socialist underground and a top leader of the anti-Nazi movement.
In the resistance, he met a courier and eventually married her. She was Muriel Gardiner, a wealthy American medical student who later became a noted psychoanalyst and wrote a political memoir titled Code Name Mary. Many experts said Gardiner, now dead,was the model for Lillian Hellman`s book Julia. Hellman denied it but declined to identify the woman she had portrayed.
When Germany occupied Austria in 1938, the Buttingers fled to Paris, where he was chairman of the exiled Socialists. In 1939, several months before the fall of France, the couple moved to the United States.
In 1940, Mr. Buttinger helped found what became the International Rescue Committee, a nonprofit organization aiding refugees from political, religious and racial persecution. Its initial work was with refugees from the Nazis and later refugees of many communist countries and other dictatorships. For 42 years, he served variously as director of the organization`s Paris office and European division, board member and vice president.
Working with refugees in Vietnam in the 1950s, he became immersed in the history, culture, and politics of that nation. He formed an organization, American Friends of Vietnam, and became a friend and supporter of the ruler, Ngo Dinh Diem. Later, disillusioned with Diem`s dictatorial ways, Mr. Buttinger renounced him.


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Might turn out trickier, with so much smooth space. I think the bone ridges need to be treated as if they're cracked and aged.
Hello Dave, i hope you forgive me about not answering you!!Lots of thanks for the comment. I thought to paint the ridges in gold, hope you like it when i finish him.


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Students from Uxbridge College joined forces with staff from the Park Inn Hotel at Heathrow to share their expertise in creating a professional appearance.…Continue
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Students from Uxbridge College joined forces with staff from the Park Inn Hotel at Heathrow to share their expertise in creating a professional appearance.
The eleven hair and beauty students worked with the male and female staff at the Park Inn…Continue
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Coventry-based awarding body OCR has launched its 2013 bursary scheme, offering £3,000 per year to students from the West Midlands towards the costs of their studies at the University of Cambridge.
This will be the tenth successive year that OCR has awarded bursaries to some of the most talented students studying at schools and colleges in the West Midlands. The award fund, arising from OCR's historical association with the West Midlands Exam Board, helps talented students in the…Continue
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Digital Agency Student and Youth Marketing (SAY Marketing) have launched Campaign Page, a new service for the FE Community. Campaign Page is an optimised landing page service designed to improve conversion rates for all types of marketing campaigns.
SAY Marketing manage digital marketing campaigns in the education sector for a number of schools, colleges, universities and their marketing agencies and believe that landing pages will be an important next step…Continue
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Success Story of the unemployed graduate Ardavan who attended the Free2Learn Graduate Programme in November 2012
"I recently graduated from the University of Greenwich having achieved BSc in Maths with Economics. After I graduated I started to look for jobs that were out there with a half decent CV and covering letter.
During my time at university I had gone to lots of advisers and career events, to only find out they were not really…Continue
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A group of Weston College students took on an important managerial task for the day when they learned techniques in recruitment and training of employees.
Second year Foundation Degree students on the College's Tourism Management and Business Management courses gathered at the College's Knightstone Campus for a workshop with Mike Mallett, the Learning and Development Team Manager for PRU Health.…Continue
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Lowestoft College's engineering and maritime facilities were under the spotlight on Friday when Skills Minister Matthew Hancock had a tour of the specialist facilities.…Continue
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Accrington & Rossendale College is delighted to announce that Sue Taylor has been appointed as the next College Principal.
Mrs Taylor, who previously held the position of Vice Principal, has worked at the College for 13 years and originally began her career as an English Teacher at Bolton…Continue
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Cardiff and Vale College has hosted a speed networking event where staff could get to know and share ideas with community and voluntary groups from across the capital region.
Speed networking provides quick, focused opportunities for people to generate new contacts and ideas for collaboration. With…Continue
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London Leisure College(LLC) is a partnership between Greenwich Community College and GLL, a leading Leisure Trust. London Leisure College offer a range of courses designed to cater for learners wishing to enter into or progress in the sport and leisure industry as well as providing bespoke courses to employers, helping to raise professional standards across the leisure industry.
The College's success and…Continue
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Stand 29
ASCL Conference 2013
15-16 March
Hilton London Metropole
'Positive Leadership' - the theme of this year's Association of School and College Leaders' (ASCL) Conference - is top of the agenda on stand 29, where ASCL's Premier Partner for School Development, EdisonLearning, will be offering expert advice on creating highly effective…Continue
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The Future of Further Education
THE Conference that faces the real, controversial issues head-on.
As Further Education in the UK moves deeper into crisis at every level, including funding, staffing, quality and inspection, curriculum,…Continue
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Uxbridge College in West London has welcomed three new businesses to its Employer Champion scheme.
Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd, Cox Costello & Horne chartered accountants and International Visual Ltd visual merchandising have joined the college to support its vocational and employment skills…Continue
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Photograph shows: Young Women in the Know tour Jaguar Land Rover's Solihull plant
Birmingham Metropolitan College (BMET) in partnership with Jaguar Land Rover has offered female students interested in engineering, technology and…Continue
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HAVERING College of Further and Higher Education is joining the Peter Jones Enterprise Academy network to empower a new generation of entrepreneurs.
The college is delighted to announce it will be working with the Peter Jones Enterprise Academy, founded by Dragons' Den star Peter Jones CBE, to offer new and exciting qualifications to young people with business ambitions.…Continue
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Hereward College is to play host to a charity concert showcasing local bands, to help thousands of children and young people living with a severe muscle-wasting condition.
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The aim of the project is to train 20 interested participants to a standard where they can facilitate discos & other community events independently.
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The current students organise events for the community,…
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A new way of funding FE courses for students age 24 and over comes in later this year, and Weston College is backing a campaign to give prospective learners all the information they need.
The Government's Advanced Learning Loan will be available to 24+ students wishing to apply for courses beginning in September 2013. The loan means that no upfront fees need to be paid and will cover 100 per cent of course costs between minimum and maximum levels.…Continue
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