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North Hampshire Urgent Care provides out of hours services for the ½ million patients of North Hampshire, West Surrey and part of East Berkshire, including several MOD sites, 2 psychiatric hospitals and 1 community hospital.
Additionally it provides Improved Access to Psychological Therapies for North East Hampshire.
North Hampshire Urgent Care was formed by the merger in 2006 of two former co-ops, Hantsdoc and Blackwater Valley Doctors Co-op and is a Community Benefit Society.
NHUC benefits from having strong engagement among the local GPs who still cover 66% of the rota. Nurses make up 20% of the clinical workforce and provide triage and face to face consultations.
NHUC has 2 bases, one at Frimley Park Hospital and one at North Hampshire Hospital in Basingstoke - both of which have been rated 'Good' by the CQC in 2017, and handles 75,000 patient contacts per annum.


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Dr. Cherif Seck
I joined U.A. in the position of French teacher. I am a literary professional who has earned four certificates in Education, and four degrees in Literature: a B.A., a M.A. in Modern language, a M.A in elementary and secondary education, an Advanced degree in Modern Language from Dakar University (Senegal), and a Ph.D. degree in Comparative Literature from the University of Paris X – Nanterre – (France). My fields of specialization are Comparative Literature and Language Teaching. I published more than ten books in Paris, in the US, and written and published several scholarly articles in my areas of specialization. I am co-founder of ECSU's international journal. Prior to joining U.A, I served as Textbooks and Learning Materials Program Coordinator and Interim Director of ECSU (Elizabeth City State University), NC international program, as Language Coordinator/Teacher at Longan French Magnet School in Kansas City, Missouri. Earlier in my career, I worked as elementary, middle, and high school teacher in my native country of Senegal, as lecturer at Perugia University in Italy through an exchange program between Sorbonne University and Perugia University, lecturer at University McGill in Montréal, Canada, and as a professor of French as a Foreign and Second Language at ACEREP, Paris (France).
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I ran into an old poem-friend today — Yehudi Amichai's "The Place of Right & Wrong." I'm thinking about the images — how 'the place where are right/ is hard and trampled/ like a yard.' But doubts? 'doubts and loves/ dig up the world.'
Right is a kind of scorched-earth policy, if you think about it. I'm trying (hard, as usual :)) to be less opinionated. Given that I spent class today discussing why white people need to be allies — re: pro-active — against racism, ethnocentrism and prejudice, it may not even be possible for me to separate 'opinions' from 'beliefs.'
I still think it's possible for folks to get along. But increasingly, as religions require 'stands against,' I find myself up against folks' religious beliefs. Which I don't believe I have the right to try to undo. In fact, I don't believe anyone has the right to try to convert someone. If you're living an exemplary life, full of joy and love and compassion, folks probably will want what you have :).
On the other hand, if your 'religion' calls for beating up gays, disrupting funerals, bombing clinics or banks, then probably folks won't want what you have.
So I'm going to try to cultivate more 'doubts & loves.' Doubt is a good navigator — you may not know where you're going, but chances are you'll enjoy the journey more. Especially if there's love in the pilot's seat…


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The Cubs were among several teams scouting Korean free-agent pitcher Suk-Min Yoon in Arizona this week, but are unlikely to get into a bidding war for his services.
Yoon threw a bullpen session for the Cubs and Rangers on Tuesday, according to mlb.com. The 27-year-old right-hander has drawn interest from teams looking for rotation help, but reportedly is seeking a multi-year contract out of the Cubs' range.


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Distance Learning Course on Robotics with ATMEL AVR (30 Days)
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- Overview
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This Program mainly focuses on the Individuals eager to learn Robotics from Basic through Distance Education. They will get the chance to expand their
knowledge in the field of Designing, Construction, Operation, and Application of Robot with real time hand on practical experience.
The duration of this module is 30 days. After completion of the Learning Section the Individual have to give examination on any working day within 3 Months, prior he/she has to lock the Examination Date within 2 days of completion of Learning Section.
On successful completion of the Program Individual will be provided with Certificate of Distance Learning Program certified by Robosapiens Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Duration: 30 Days
Best Suited For: Individual Eager to Learn Robotics *
Fees: 6900/- (Including Courier Charge)
Project: 36 (Experiments cum Projects)
Training Kit: Robosapiens DLK (For details view KIT Tab)
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@ Certificate will be issued only if you secure 50% or above marks in exam
1. Introduction to Robotics
- Three Laws Of Robotics
- Components Of Robotic Systems
- Types Of Robots
- Future Of Robotics
2. Introduction To Basic of Electronics
- Charge
- Voltage
- Current
- Batteries
- Types Of Components
- Introduction To Digital Electronics
3. Introduction To Embedded Systems
- Semiconductor Memories
- Semiconductor Memory Technologies
- Flipflops
- Introduction To Computer Architecture
- Introduction To Microprocessors
- Introduction To Microcontroller
- Introduction To Avr Microcontrollers
- Introduction To Avr Atmega16
- Pin Out Diagram Of Atmega16
- Pin Descriptions
- I/O Ports Of Atmega16
4. Assembling the DIY kit of Robosapiens iBOT Mini V3.0
Assembling plays a major role that deals with the mechanical section of Robotics including mounting of components and mechanical stability.
5. Installation of Software and Debugging
- Review Of Tool Chain Used To Design An Embedded System
- Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- Compiler
- Robosapiens Boot Flasher
- Installation Of Softwares
- Installation Steps Of Winavr
- Installation Steps Of Avr Studio 4.0
- How To Work With Avr Studio 4
- Writing your First 'Embedded C' Program in AVR Studio.
- Program Compilation and Debugging.
- Loading Compiled 'C' Program into Microcontroller using Robosapiens 'AVR BOOTFlasher v1.0 Beta'
Experiment 2: LEDs Blinking
Experiment 3: Running of LEDs
Experiment 4: Sand Glass Filling of LEDs
6. Introduction To Display Devices
- Liquid Crystal Display (Lcd's)
- 16 X 2 Lcd Display
- Pin Diagram Of 16x2 Lcd
- Important Commands Codes For Lcd
Experiment 6: Blinking Text on LCD
Experiment 7: Cursor Type Demo on LCD
Experiment 8: Scrolling Text on LCD
Experiment 9: Counter using LCD
7. Introduction To Transducers
- Introduction To Sensors
- Infrared (IR) Sensor
- Sound Sensor
- Light Sensor
- Dtmf (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency)
Experiment 11: Sound Sensor interfacing
Experiment 12: Light Sensor Interfacing
Experiment 13: Dtmf (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency) Interfacing
8. Introduction To Motors
- Types Of Motors
- Controlling Circuit
- DC Motor Interfacing With Atmega16
Experiment 15: DC motor controlling with IR Sensor
Project 1: Black Line Follower Robot
Project 2: White Line Follower Robot
Project 3: Edge Avoider Robot
Project 4: Obstacle Avoider Robot
Project 5: Wall Follower Robot
Project 6: DTMF Controlled Robot
Project 7: Light Searching Robot
Project 8: Start on Clap Robot
Project 9: Stop on Clap Robot
Project 10: Start and Stop on Clap Robot
9. Introduction To Timer
- Basic Registers of Timers
- Timer 0
- Timer 1
- Timer 2
10. Introduction To PWM(Pulse Width Modulation )
- Duty Cycle
- PWM Signal Generation by Using AVR Timers
- Fast PWM Mode
- Phase Correct PWM
11. Introduction To PWM(Pulse Width Modulation )
- Hardware Interrupt
- Software Interrupt
- Interrupt Vs Polling
- Interrupt Service Routine
- Interrupt Programming
12. Introduction To ADC( Analog To Digital Convertor)
- Analog and Digital Signals
- Registers for ADC Programming
- Successive Approximation ADC
- Temperature Sensors(LM35)
Project 11: Temperature Control Robot
13. Introduction To Ultra-sonic Transducers
- Working principle of Ultra-sonic
- HC SR -04 module
- Connection of HC SR-04 with Atmega16 Board
14. Introduction To LDR And RGB LED
- Types of LDR
- Working principle of LDR
- Use of LDR with RGB LED
Experiment 19: RGB Led Interface
Project 13: Color Detection Robot
15. Introduction To Stepper Motor And Joystick
- Types of Stepper Motor
- Working principle of Stepper Motor
- Working principle of Joystick
Experiment 21: Joystick Interface
Project 14: Joystick Control Robot
16. Introduction To Accelerometer
- Principal of Accelerometer
- Adxl355
- Application
Project Covered
- LEDs Blinking
- Turning Buzzer ON/OFF
- Running of LEDs
- Sand Glass Filling of LEDs
- Display Text on LCD
- Blinking Text on LCD
- Cursor Type Demo on LCD
- Scrolling Text on LCD
- Counter using LCD
- IR sensor Interfacing
- Sound Sensor Interfacing
- Light Sensor Interfacing
- Dtmf (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency) Interfacing
- DC Motor Testing
- DC Motor controlling with IR Sensor
- Black Line Follower Robot
- White Line Follower Robot
- Edge Avoider Robot
- Obstacle Avoider Robot
- Wall Follower Robot
- DTMF Controlled Robot
- Light Searching Robot
- Start on Clap Robot
- Stop on Clap Robot
- Start and Stop on Clap Robot
- PWM on LED
- ADC testing using Temperature Sensors (LM35)
- Temperature Control Robot
- Distance Calculator
- Light Detection Robot (LDR)
- RGB Led Interface
- Color Detection Robot
- Stepper Motor Testing
- Joystick Interface
- Joystick Control Robot
- Gesture controlled robot
DLK Content for Robotics with AVR
1x (Booklet with step by step Instructions)
1x (Tool Kit CD)
1x (Robosapiens Atmega16 mini Robotics Development Board V4.0)
- Programming via boot loading through USB Port or 6-Pin ISP (In System Programming) cable.
- Driver Software not required (Plug & Play device).
- Three ports available for user interface: PORTB-8 Pin, PORTC-7 Pin, PORTD-8 Pin
- External Reset Switch
- On board crystal oscillator of 12 MHz frequency.
- On board LCD interface port.
- HXD® BUZZER for audible interaction with the users.
- Dedicated DTMF decoder IC module plug-in slot.
- Two supply inputs: One through battery and Second through Adapter.
- On board 5 volt regulated power supply for the board and external peripherals.
- Two H-Bridge implemented on the board using L293D IC to drive two DC motor with 1A drive current at voltages 4.5 to 36 volt.


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LocationMt Vernon, WA
509A Suzanne Lane
Mt Vernon, WA 98273
Used 2017 Grand Design Reflection 26RL
Enjoy all of your camping trips on the open road in this Grand Design Reflection 26RL fifth wheel featuring triple slides, a rear living layout and kitchen island, plus a front private master bedroom.
Step inside to the spaciousness with dual opposing slide outs on either side of the unit. To your left is the rear wall with theatre seating and end tables, or optional tri-fold sofa. The first slide features a free standing dinette along with a 40" telescoping LED TV, entertainment center and fireplace.
The second slide out along the curb side wall includes a refrigerator, and three burner range with convection microwave plus overhead storage for your dishes and things. Along the interior wall find a countertop for preparing or serving meals with additional overhead storage, plus lower cupboards and drawer space. A much desired kitchen island includes a large single sink, extra counter space and storage.
Head up the steps towards the front of the fifth wheel to a side aisle bath on your right. The bathroom includes a radius shower including a skylight, toilet, and a vanity with sink. The bath also features a second entry door that slides open to allow access into the master bedroom. There is also access to a linen cabinet with drawer in the hallway within the bedroom slide out.
The private front bedroom can be entered from the hallway door, or through the sliding door in the bathroom. In the bedroom find a queen bed with overhead cabinets, bedside nightstands, and a slide out double wardrobe that also contains the hallway linen cabinet.
You are sure to enjoy the exterior unobstructed pass-through storage and all-in-one docking station, plus so much more!
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|Available Beds
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Founded by close friends Don Clark and brothers Ron and Bill Fenech (each having over 25 years of experience in the RV industry). Although they have lead some of the most successful companies in the RV industry, and are proud of their accomplishments at Keystone RV, they recognized that it was becoming more difficult to stay in touch with the needs of customers, employees, and the products being built.
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There is much hunger in the world today. Millions of people go to sleep with empty stomachs. Children are bloated from malnutrition. Wars are fought over food, and people starve as a consequence of war. Where are such needy people to turn for help? The Gospels for the next five Sundays contain teaching about the "bread of life." The specific focus this Sunday is on the generous power of God that mysteriously meets basic human needs.
In the readings from 2 Kings and the Gospel of John, crowds of people are in need. Not only are they hungry; the food supply is limited, and there does not appear to be enough to satisfy the hunger of all. Obviously, some will be sent away with little or nothing. Those responsible for controlling the crowds wonder how this precious food should be distributed. Then, in the midst of this need, something extraordinary happens. Not only is food provided, but more is available than is required. How did this happen? What are we to make of it?
Again and again through the psalm response, we answer our own questions: "The hand of the Lord feeds us; God answers all our needs." Acting through the prophet Elisha, God fed about 100 people with 20 barley loaves. The miracle described in the Gospel was even more spectacular. Five thousand were fed with five barley loaves and two fish. In each case, the people were satisfied, and food was left over.
We may not be able to explain the miracles, but we cannot overlook one very important element in each story—God works marvels through ordinary people. Elisha's servant and Jesus' disciples distributed the bread. Though the miracles did not take place through their power, in a sense these events did unfold through the working of their hands. In other words, God meets the needs of people through the services provided by members of the community.
Paul sketches the profile of such a caring community. The members are humble and gentle and patient; they belong to the one body and share the same Spirit; they are children of the one God who is over all, and in all, and works through all. We are the community that he describes. We are the ones called to feed the hungry today. We cannot allow empty stomachs to cry out in hunger, or children to be bloated. We can no longer fight over food or allow the war-torn to starve. As members of the body of Christ, we are diminished whenever another goes hungry. But miracles can unfold through the workings of our own hands, when we distribute the food destined for all by our generous God.


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R/C Christmas Lights and a Chance to Help Win $1,000 for Charity
Twice a year my friend Alek does his bit for charity (and his Electric supplier) by creating absolutely awesome and totally OTT Internet controlled Halloween and Christmas displays. This year is no different and you can view (and control) his 20,000 or so Christmas lights via the komar.org site (be warned it's musical).
He has also been nominated as a semi-finalist in the Kentucky Fried Chicken nationwide Holiday Traditions Contest, where the winner will receive $1,000 and a year's supply finger-lickin' good KFC chicken. Alek being the cool dude that he is has agreed if he wins to donate the $1,000 to the charity for Celiac Disease (his annual decorations have already raised over $30K for the good cause).
So I'd like to ask all our readers to spare a few seconds and drop by the KFC site and cast your vote (Alek is #16), thank you.
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Veteran Volunteer Sheds Light on the Benefits of Giving Back During National Volunteer Week
National Volunteer Week, which runs from April 12-18, is an ideal time to recognize individuals that spend countless hours dedicating their time and service for the greater good of humanity. It's also the perfect time for you to discover new opportunities and ways to get involved in your community.
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with George Knight, a Fayette County resident who has spent more than 20 years volunteering for Red Cross Disaster Services and more than 15 years assisting the Fayette County Fire Department and Emergency Management Agency. Knight discusses how he became a volunteer, the most frightening disaster he's ever experienced, finding the time to volunteer and more.
When did you decide to become a volunteer?
I have to give my wife credit. She really got me into volunteering more than any other person. She's been a lifelong volunteer and believes greatly in the volunteering experience. Over the years, I have observed her closely. Even when I was in the Air Force, she found time to volunteer with the military doing various assignments. That has always stuck with me.
What do you like most about volunteering?
When I volunteer, I truly feel like I'm doing something worthwhile. I have also met so many wonderful people that really put their heart and soul into helping those in need and I've really enjoyed that connection. I've also realized that there are so many things that can't be accomplished with just paid staff. Often times, there are not enough paid people to do the work that needs to be done, and volunteers help fill that void. Once you get started, you quickly realize that you can make a big difference. Volunteers are truly the life blood of an organization.
What was the most intense disaster that you've witnessed?
In the late 1990's, there were some pretty bad tornadoes that swept through the Dunwoody area. Following the disaster, we went into a few neighborhoods that were hit and assisted the residents to make sure that they had water and food. We also provided information about nearby shelters in case they needed a place to stay. It was the first time I had assisted in this capacity and I was struck by the degree of damage to the neighborhood. Being out there really got my attention and emphasized to me how important it is to pay attention to the local weather forecast and to be prepared.
After 20 plus years of volunteering, how do you continue to find the time to volunteer?
I learned from my wife a long time ago that you can always find time. When I first decided to get involved, I was working as a pilot, but I still found time to attend various organizations' meetings and observe what they did. During this process, I found ones that I felt comfortable with. Now that I am retired, my schedule isn't as hectic.
Volunteers play a critical role in preparing for and recovering from disasters. Learn more about organizations in and volunteer opportunities in your community.


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comic book, but this is not about your kids going to Webkinz this is about how the internet has itself turned into the application, and Google gets it. Gmail, Calendar, Documents, Photo, RSS, and Vids should not be sitting on a computer in your office that, will break, may become infected with a virus, and finally will become obsolete in 18 months.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Google Chrome - Google Fires a Shot in the Browser Wars
Posted by Webconsuls at 7:13 AM
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Location: San Clemente, CA, USA
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Been playing with it for a day now. Must say, Google Chrome is winning my heart little by little =)ReplyDelete
Being the first browser release from Google, bound to have flaws. First one noticed is on facebook. Not all the 'object oriented' applications work on it. Not 100% AJAX compatible.
I found that I could not edit a google doc the way I could in FireFox.ReplyDelete
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Lea Michele: Candie's Campaign Pics!
Lea Michele strikes a pose for Candie's in these new ad campaign photos.
The 25-year-old Glee star is the latest to represent the brand – past Candie's spokespeople include Britney Spears, Fergie, and Vanessa Hudgens.
The campaign pics were shot by photog Yu Tsai at a private residence in Beverly Hills, Calif.
"Candie's is such an iconic brand and I am so happy to be working with them," Lea said in a statement.
Candie's is available exclusively at Kohl's.
10+ pictures inside of Lea Michele in a new campaign for Candie's…


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Authors: Hasan Yasar, Eileen Wrubel
Watch this lively discussion in which we answered attendee questions on all things Agile and DevOps.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Hasan Yasar, Eileen Wrubel
Eileen Wrubel and Hasan Yasar discuss how Agile and DevOps can be deployed together to meet organizational needs.
Authors: Eileen Wrubel
This presentation discusses how principle-based and data-driven decision-making rooted in Agile and Lean principles can be applied across stakeholder groups and support business and acquisition functions to benefit government organizations.
Topics: Cyber Risk and Resilience Management
Authors: Timothy A. Chick, Will Hayes, Eileen Wrubel, Hasan Yasar
In this podcast, Eileen Wrubel, technical lead for the SEI's Agile-in-Government program leads a roundtable discussion into how Agile, DevOps, and the Risk Management Framework can work together.
Authors: Eileen Wrubel, Will Hayes
In this podcast, Will Hayes and Eileen Wrubel present five perspectives on scaling Agile from leading thinkers in the field, including Scott Ambler, Steve Messenger, Craig Larman, Jeff Sutherland, and Dean Leffingwell.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Suzanne Miller, Eileen Wrubel
This webinar summarizes much of what the SEI has learned in its eight years of researching and facilitating adoption of Agile and Lean methods in software-reliant systems in government.
Authors: Will Hayes, Suzanne Miller, Eileen Wrubel
The SEI team working with Agile in government has built a rich narrative of Agile implementation experiences and now works with an extensive network of collaborators on fundamental research questions that dive deep into cause-and-effect mechanisms.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Will Hayes, Mary Ann Lapham, Suzanne Miller, Eileen Wrubel, Peter Capell
This report discusses methods for scaling Agile processes to larger software development programs in the Department of Defense.
Authors: Julie B. Cohen, Eileen Wrubel
This presentation discusses strategies and language for addressing IP rights throughout the acquisition lifecycle.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Eileen Wrubel, Jon Gross
This technical note addresses effective contracting for Agile software development and offers a primer on Agile based on a contracting officer's goals.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Eileen Wrubel
This podcast Eileen Wrubel highlights research examining Agile techniques in the software sustainment arena—specifically Air Force programs.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Eileen Wrubel, Suzanne Miller
In this podcast, Eileen Wrubel and Suzanne Miller discuss issues with Agile software teams engaging systems engineering functions in developing and acquiring software-reliant systems.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Colleen Regan, Mary Ann Lapham, Eileen Wrubel, Stephen Beck, Michael S. Bandor
This paper examines using Agile techniques in the software sustainment arena—specifically Air Force programs. The intended audience is the staff of DoD programs and related personnel who intend to use Agile methods during software sustainment.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Eileen Wrubel, Suzanne Miller, Mary Ann Lapham, Timothy A. Chick
This technical note addresses issues with Agile software teams engaging systems engineering functions in developing and acquiring software-reliant systems.
Authors: Will Hayes, Suzanne Miller, Mary Ann Lapham, Eileen Wrubel, Timothy A. Chick
This technical note offers a reference for those working to oversee software development on the acquisition of major systems from developers using Agile methods.
Authors: Mary Ann Lapham, Michael S. Bandor, Eileen Wrubel
This technical note looks at the evaluation and negotiation of technical proposals that reflect iterative development approaches that in turn leverage Agile methods.
Topics: Acquisition Support
Authors: Tricia Oberndorf, Eileen Wrubel, H. Borst (DFSG/PN), F. Sorrell (DFSG/PN), S. Fritts (DFSG/PN), L. Hamilton (DFSG/PN)
This presentation was delivered at the Systems & Software Technology Conference (SSTC): Transforming: Business, Security, Warfighting, held in Salt Lake City, Utah, from 1-4 May 2006.


text: Product Description Product Reviews Personalized Tritan Pilsner 14 oz (Set of 4) Our premium plastic drinkware, etched with the personalization of your choice, is impact and shatter resistant with glass-like brilliance. This set is great for indoor or outdoor entertaining; you will be amazed by the quality of this virtually unbreakable, glass-like drinkware. Made of 100% BPA-free Tritan???? copolyester, they are dishwasher safe, freezer safe and temperature resistant up to boiling point. Made in the USA. Write a Review Write a Review × Tritan Pilsner 14 oz (Set of 4) Antler Initial Motif Rating * Select Rating 1 star (worst) 2 stars 3 stars (average) 4 stars 5 stars (best) Name Email * Review Subject * Comments *


text: Noren fabric dividers are used to divide up space in a way that enables people from walking through it. In addition to adding a Zen-inspired effect to any room, they offer protection from sun and dust. You can hang them on a wall or on a large window frame. To help you relax and feel unwind we will give you some tips to do that: Daylight: Have full access to daylight into your home. Flooring: To make your space look wider, use pale colored flooring. Colors: Choose soft colors to help you feel relax. Ornaments: To have a feeling of …Read More »


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Craving cereal for breakfast? It's easy to make your own grain-free low carb cinnamon crunch!
It's no secret that diet, exercise and fitness are very important to me. It's truly the whole reason for this blog. I love being creative in the kitchen and playing around with my ingredients, certainly. But more than that, I love knowing that my recipes are helping those of you on a weight-loss or health journey find your love of food again. Because food is fuel, but it's also happiness and comfort. A healthy diet shouldn't be about deprivation because that inevitably leads to failure. We are so much more likely to succeed when we love what we eat. So it's no wonder that, when asked looking for examples of kindness and generosity, a story about paying it forward with health really resonated with me. A blogger friend of mine, Maria, also runs a nutritional consulting business and has changed the lives of many of her clients. She has helped people with numerous illnesses and health problems find their way back to full health through diet and exercise. But naturally, as this is Maria's livelihood, the consulting sessions aren't cheap. She is dedicated to her clients and I am sure she would love to help everyone for free, but that's simply not realistic. However, one of her clients had such success with the dietary changes Maria prescribed that she decided to take it upon herself to share with 10 strangers. She agreed to pay for a consultation with Maria for 10 people who couldn't afford it for themselves, no strings attached. Now that's paying it forward! And in a way that will presumably help these 10 strangers for years to come, as they will be armed with nutritional know-how to keep themselves in better health. It's such a beautiful gift. And in the spirit of gratitude and kindness, I want to take this moment to thank all of you who reach out to me and tell me how much you love my recipes. Some of you have shared your personal stories, and many of you have struggled with your weight, diabetes and other major health concerns. Hearing from you and knowing you find my recipes helpful in achieving and maintaining a healthier lifestyle is what keeps me going, every day. I love doing what I do, because I love cooking and I love food. But I especially love knowing that it's bigger than that, that it actually touches people's lives and makes them better. I promise I will keep sharing with you. Don't ever stop sharing with me.
The Best Part is an online community that's dedicated to brightening your day—every day. How? By spreading optimism, one share at a time. The Best Part posts inspirational stories, encouraging quotes, good news and other upbeat items on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram—and encourages fans and followers to share that optimism with their friends. Because when optimism is shared, it grows, making an even more positive impact on our world. Check out what others are sharing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
- 1 cup almond flour
- 1/2 cup golden flax seed meal
- 1/3 cup Swerve Sweetener
- 2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 8 tbsp butter chilled and cut into small pieces
- 2 tbsp Swerve Sweetener
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 300F and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
In the bowl of a food processor, combine almond flour, flax seed meal, sweetener and cinnamon. Pulse a few times to combine.
Scatter butter pieces over mixture and pulse until it resembles coarse crumbs.
Spread on prepared pan and bake 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown. While baking, combine sweetener and cinnamon in a small bowl. Sprinkle over mixture immediately after removing from oven.
Let cool completely on pan (it will crisp up as it cools) and then break into small pieces.
Serves 6. Each serving has 7 g of carbs and 5 g of fiber. Total NET CARBS = 2 g.
284 Calories; 28g Fat (82.2% calories from fat); 6g Protein; 7g Carbohydrate; 5g Dietary Fiber; 41mg Cholesterol; 156mg Sodium.


text: Grand Rapids New report claims Michigan's air quality is improving By Steve Carmody • Apr 29, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The quality of Michigan's air continues to improve. That's the finding of a new report out today. The American Lung Association's annual State of the Air report looks at a variety of issues, from 24-hour to year-long particle pollution to ozone levels. Michigan company facing $558K fine for worker's death By Rebecca Kruth • Apr 24, 2015 user gadgetgirl / Flickr A Michigan plastics company is facing $558,000 in fines for safety violations, including those that led to a worker's death. Last June, Grand Rapids Plastics employee Russel Scharenbroch was crushed to death inside a horizontal injection molding machine he was cleaning. Business in Grand Rapids work to cut emissions, energy use and water in half By Lindsey Smith • Apr 24, 2015 John Eisenschenk / Creative Commons A new effort led by the private sector in Grand Rapids will try to cut water, energy use and transportation emissions in half over the next 15 years. More than a dozen businesses, including Spectrum Health, Consumers Energy, Rockford Construction and SMG, which manages DeVos Place and Van Andel Arena, have agreed to the general concept. A new committee will draft details of the plan this year. Songs from Studio East: Vox Vidorra explores race, inequality and religion through music By Emily Fox & Stateside Staff • Apr 23, 2015 Benjamin Foote The debut album by Grand Rapids indie rock and soul band Vox Vidorra explores race, inequality, love and religion. Listen Listening... / 8:21 Interview with Vox Vidorra Molly Bouwsma-Schultz is Vox Vidorra's lead singer and lyricist. Familiar name in Grand Rapids politics announces bid for mayor By Lindsey Smith • Apr 20, 2015 Courtesy of House Democrats A former state lawmaker is running to become the mayor of Michigan's second-largest city. If you pay attention to Grand Rapids politics at all, you've probably heard of Robert Dean. He served on the Grand Rapids school board in the 1990s, and then the city commission for years. Grand Rapids considers allowing skateboards, roller skates in city streets By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Apr 13, 2015 Steven Vance / Creative Commons Right now, skateboarding is banned in downtown Grand Rapids. But advocates say skateboards, longboards, roller skates, and roller blades are just like any other kind of non-motorized transportation. They say they should be allowed on downtown streets just like bicycles. The Grand Rapids City Commission is considering the proposed change. It will hold a public hearing at city hall Tuesday night. Grand Rapids prepares for major new arts festival By Steve Carmody • Apr 6, 2015 DisArt festival A major art show opens in Grand Rapids on Friday. The DisArt festival features the work of roughly 50 disabled artists, film makers and others. "What the whole festival is doing is flipping our expectations of disability on its head," says festival director Christopher Smit. Michigan will chip in a million dollars to help clean up site for new research center in GR By Lindsey Smith • Mar 30, 2015 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The state is offering a million dollars to help clean up the site where Michigan State University is going to build its biomedical research center. The site is near Grand Rapids' "medical mile"; where The Grand Rapids Press was housed for decades. LaughFest comic builds show around her "mean mom" By Stateside Staff • Mar 3, 2015 LaughFest Listen Listening... / 9:59 Teresa Thome shares more about a decision she made one morning. She no longer wanted to hate her dead mother. Gilda's LaughFest 2015 kicks off in Grand Rapids this Thursday (March 5). The 10-day comedic festival will feature stand-up, comedy films, improv, comedy showcases and more all over West Michigan. The festival was started by Gilda's Club Grand Rapids, a survivor support group named after the late comic Gilda Radner. You can see a full list of the events and venues here. Attorney says Grand Rapids police targeting minority youth for searches By Lindsey Smith • Feb 27, 2015 Flickr user lincolnblues / Flickr - http://bit.ly/1rFrzRK An African-American man is suing the city of Grand Rapids over a police practice his attorney says unfairly targets minorities. A city attorney wouldn't comment on the specific case, but says the policy follows the law. What a difference 5 years makes: Grand Rapids city reverses position on urban chickens By Lindsey Smith • Feb 24, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan's second largest city will welcome backyard chickens beginning this spring. In the summer of 2010, Grand Rapids city commissioners narrowly rejected urban chickens. But the issue never died and really picked up steam last fall. Three commissioners who voted against chickens five years ago changed their minds this time around. Michigan's second-largest city could soon welcome backyard chickens By Lindsey Smith • Feb 23, 2015 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio On Tuesday, elected leaders in Grand Rapids could vote to allow people to keep chickens in their backyards. "I'm excited," Amy Bowditch said of the proposal. "People kind of chuckle 'oh chickens, everybody wants to turn the city into the country' and a lot of people think it's absurd. But we, for myself and my family, we think it's really important that we stay connected to our food," she said. Could Grand Rapids elect its first female mayor this November? By Lindsey Smith • Jan 29, 2015 Steven Depolo / Creative Commons Surprising no one who follows Grand Rapids politics, City Commissioner Rosalynn Bliss has announced she's running to be the next mayor. Michigan's second largest city has never elected a female mayor, and Bliss has a good chance to become its first. Grand Rapids City Commission unanimously approves body cameras By Stateside Staff • Jan 27, 2015 Flickr user lincolnblues / Flickr - http://bit.ly/1rFrzRK Listen Listening... / 3:12 The Grand Rapids City Commission unanimously decided this morning to approve requiring city police to wear body cameras. Michigan Radio's West Michigan reporter Lindsey Smith says the decision is part of a $1.5 million public safety plan that was unveiled earlier this month. The plan also includes hiring more police officers, a study of racial profiling in the area, and creating more inclusive hiring practices for the city, according to Smith. Michigan's investment culture must adapt to help new businesses grow By Rick DeVos • Jan 26, 2015 Lindsey Smith/Michigan Radio The Next Idea Michigan's economy is changing, and our state's investment culture must change along with it. As we work to diversify by stimulating entrepreneurship, innovation and talent attraction, among many other things, more Michigan residents with money to invest must learn to see that betting on new local businesses is worthwhile, even if the potential for them to fail is high. Grand Rapids mayor calls on Governor Snyder to put temporary ban on fracking in Michigan By Lindsey Smith • Jan 17, 2015 Grand Rapids mayor George Heartwell is calling on Governor Rick Snyder to place a temporary ban on hydraulic fracturing in the state. Heartwell made his comments today during his state of the city address. "Our planet is sick and it is we who have infected it. So it must be we who heal it," Heartwell said to a crowd of at least 300 people. Environmental concerns was one of the major themes of Heartwell's speech. New crime stats show Grand Rapids murder rate at 50 year low By Lindsey Smith • Jan 15, 2015 Peter Martin Hall / Creative Commons In an average year, 17 people get murdered in Grand Rapids. Six is way low, lower than it's been in 50 years. Grand Rapids Police Lieutenant Pat Merrill says there was only one bank robbery, when 8 to 10, even up to 20 is normal. "One is unbelievably low. It is anomalous," Merrill said. A new crime report to be released next week shows a jump in the number of stolen cars and a major drop in the number of bank robberies. Violent crime was steady, Merrill said. Grand Rapids city manager recommends hiring more cops, body cameras in wake of Ferguson By Lindsey Smith • Jan 13, 2015 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Grand Rapids' city manager wants police officers to start wearing body cameras by March. City Manager Greg Sundstrom and Police Chief David Rahinsky do not believe racial profiling is a problem in the Grand Rapids Police Department. But there have been claims to the contrary in the wake of incidents in New York and Ferguson, Missouri. Hospital expenses growing in Grand Rapids despite fewer admissions, shorter stays By Lindsey Smith • Jan 9, 2015 John Eisenschenk / Creative Commons Hospital expenses grew by 108% in Grand Rapids between 2002 and 2013, according to a study released today by Grand Valley State University. It compared the hospital market in Grand Rapids to Detroit and six other cities. Patients are being admitted less often and have shorter stays. Large Spanish brewery is new minority partner of Grand Rapids' Founders Brewing Co. By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 18, 2014 Founders Brewing Company A 125-year-old, seventh-generation, family-owned Spanish brewery, Mahou San Miguel, has bought a 30% interest in Founders Brewing Co., based in Grand Rapids. Founders CEO Mike Stevens said the craft brewery has succeeded in its search for a long-term partner that will allow it to thrive for many generations. Michigan job prospects expected to improve in 2015 By Steve Carmody • Dec 9, 2014 Michigan can expect "brisk" job growth at the start of 2015, according to a new report. Twenty-five percent of Michigan employers tell Manpower they expect to hire new people during the first three months of 2015. Only Hawaii and North Dakota posted higher numbers. Time to turn Michigan's "three economies" into one By Jeff DeGraff • Dec 1, 2014 Wikimedia When it comes to economic growth in Michigan, one size does not fit all. Take a look at the varying scope and scale of companies here and you'll find a general pattern of three different types of businesses associated with different regions: large multinational corporations in Southeast Michigan, small high-tech start-ups in Ann Arbor, and family-owned, mid-size companies in Western Michigan. ArtPrize could expand to cities across the country By Lindsey Smith • Nov 21, 2014 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio ArtPrize, the big art competition in Grand Rapids, announced Thursday it'll debut in Dallas in 2016. But the real news isn't Dallas so much. It's that there's talk of even more competitions in cities across the country. And it means that ArtPrize in Grand Rapids will make money from licensing the brand to those cities. In ArtPrize, the public votes for the winner. Juried prizes are awarded too. Those juried prizes have been getting bigger each year. Winners get cash. More than $500,000 was awarded to the winners this fall. Grand Rapids-based musician Ralston Bowles on Failure:Lab By Stateside Staff • Nov 12, 2014 Eugene Griffith / Flickr Listen to Ralston Bowles tell his story of failure and what it means to him. In this tale, Bowles recounts his childhood and a learning experience from college. You can find out more about Failure Lab and hear more stories here Funding for Michigan road fixes, challenging a Grand Rapids pot law, and what's next for Detroit By Jack Lessenberry & Emily Fox • Nov 12, 2014 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service This Week in Michigan Politics, Emily Fox and Jack Lessenberry discuss whether the legislature will be able to come up with a plan to fix Michigan's roads before the end of the year, a challenge to a Grand Rapids law decriminalizing marijuana, and what's next on Detroit's road to recovery. Listen Listening... / 3:47 Listen to Jack and Emily discuss this week's events in Michigan politics. Grand Rapids' planners seek input for the big plan that'll shape downtown for decades By Lindsey Smith • Nov 10, 2014 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Grand Rapids officials are working on a massive long-term plan to restore habitat in the Grand River and revitalize downtown. Initially, the plan was just to restore the river rapids that gave Michigan's second-largest city its name. But now Grand Rapids city planner Suzanne Schultz says the plan is much broader. "This is huge, really, really huge, but it's exciting," Schultz said. Charter changes pass in Flint, Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo By Steve Carmody • Nov 5, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Voters in Grand Rapids, Flint and Kalamazoo approved changes to their city charters. Kalamazoo voters approved proposals that will change the way their mayor and city commissioners are elected. The mayor will be elected separately from the rest of the city commission and commissioners will serve longer terms. Flint voters split on six proposed changes to the way their city runs. Voters rejected proposals to eliminate the city's ombudsman office, the city's civil service commission and several departments. Guy behind the street harassment video also made Grand Rapids viral videos By Kate Wells • Oct 30, 2014 Update: 11/4/14 Listen Listening... / 9:17 Stateside interviewed viral video producer Rob Bliss on 11/3/14 You probably know Rob Bliss, even if the name doesn't ring a bell. He's the guy behind the Grand Rapids lip-dub video, the Pure Michigan sing-along ad, and now, the street harassment video that's racked up 16 million views on YouTube. In case you still haven't seen it, the two minute video follows a young women in jeans and a t-shirt walking through New York. Bliss says they spent 10 hours filming with a hidden GoPro as the actress, Shoshana B. Roberts, endured more than 100 instances of street harassment, including stalking. Grand Rapids voters to decide on term limits for mayor, city commission By Lindsey Smith • Oct 29, 2014 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Voters in Michigan's second-largest city will decide whether to establish term limits for the mayor and city commission next Tuesday. The proposed change to the city's charter would limit commissioners and mayors to eight years in office. Commissioners would be able to serve for eight years if elected mayor. Opponents of term limits say there's no need for them because voters can kick people out of office by not re-electing them. After 30 years with "temporary" Amtrak station, Grand Rapids gets new digs By Lindsey Smith • Oct 27, 2014 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Amtrak riders in Grand Rapids will notice a huge difference the next time they board a train. A new $6 million station opened today. Grand Rapids' old Amtrak station was tiny, dingy and outdated. 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BNT discovered three sides to the talented actor! No Min Woo perfected the natural, humorous and macho concepts BNT chose in his latest pictorial with them. His versatile acting helped him express each mood effortlessly. The My Unfortunate Boyfriend star also sat down for an interview with the internet newspaper and discussed the topics of friends, role models, acting, and beauty.
He and the former TVXQ member Jaejoong were once labelmates under SM Entertainment. They both debuted in the early 2000s as singers. "I was really close with JYJ′s Kim Jae Joong even before my debut," said the former TRAX member. "He′s a good hyung whom I′ve been close to since I was in middle school."
The celebrity he idolizes the most is Hollywood actor Johnny Depp. "Seeing an actor that doesn′t try to show just his cool side but remains true to the role and isn′t afraid to ruin himself is really cool. I′m trying to show a lot of different sides like Johnny Depp."
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WILLIAMSBURG, VA--(Marketwired - Sep 3, 2014) - This fall, whether it's a culinary retreat, a historical adventure, or an autumn getaway, Colonial Williamsburg invites guests to create their own adventure in the revolutionary capital of Virginia. Whether it's engaging with historical figures, discovering flavors of the past and present, or rejuvenating the mind and body with historically-inspired spa treatments or world-class golf, guests can satisfy all interests with Colonial Williamsburg.
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CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (CBS4) – The Douglas County Sheriff's Office and district attorney have joined together to issue a warning to parents to be aware of their children's smartphone applications.
Children can now download apps that connect them with strangers. Locators on their phone can even give away where they are.
CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger on Monday spotted a group of teens near a high school and asked if strangers ever try to contact them by phone or on the Internet. The answer was "yes."
"And they would message you and ask you how old you are and where you live," one teen student said.
"They are trying to get anything just to draw you out so they can harm your family, harm anything that's related to your life," another student said.
"It's that simple step, 'Can I take a look at your iPhone, son?' Take a look at it and say, 'Good job.' Pat him on the back. Another month, do the same thing again," Douglas County Undersheriff Tony Spurlock said at a news conference.
They showed examples of apparent luring from an app called Grindr asking, "What is your hidden talent, weird human trick or secret skill?" There was another from Craigslist, and they cited apps including Blendr, Adam for Adam, Hookup, Manhunt, and GL Chat.
"I'm talking 14 — that are engaging in these adult acts without any sort of protection, unprotected sex with these strangers that they've met over these applications," District Attorney George Brauchler said.
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Troopers in Bargaining Unit 07, Commissioned/Non-Commissioned Officers in Bargaining Unit 17, and Investigators and Senior Investigators in Bargaining Unit 62.
Payments may be submitted in Pay Period 4L/5C for paychecks dated June 6, 2012.
Pursuant to Chapter 69 of the Laws of 2009 an annual lump sum education payment as contained in Sections 4 and 5 of Chapter 244 of the Laws of 2002 shall continue in June of each year for eligible employees in Bargaining Units 07 and 17 who possess or obtain a recognized degree from an accredited and recognized college or university.
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LINDEN—To avoid the political fallout that could result from bad news in the weeks before a contested primary election, Council President Robert Bunk is delaying the introduction of a municipal budget that will require a $345 tax increase and 75 to 130 city employee layoffs.
Two other Council personnel and finance committee members, Gene Davis and Michelle Yamakaitis, are running with Bunk as part of the Regular Political Organization of Union County slate.
The amount to be collected from property taxes went from about $35 million in 2007 to $42 million last year. That number would go up to $57 million except state law forbids the city from raising taxes over $48 million so spending must be reduced by $8.7 million.
The only city agency likely to avoid any budget reduction is the Law Department, which Bunk has defended against a mayoral veto and other steps to curtail spending.
Insiders say the pending bad news is not a surprise. "You could see it coming because of what was going on in the last couple years," said Councilman Christopher Kolibas, a committee member who is not on the June 8 ballot. "There are things that could have been done over the past five or six years. It's been predictable."
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Degree Works FAQ
General Information
- What is Degree Works?
Degree Works is a web-based tool for students and advisors to monitor academic progress towards degree completion. It also allows for students to plan ahead for future semesters.
- What is an audit?A Degree Works audit is a review of past and current coursework and how it applies towards your current major(s) declared.
- How do I access Degree Works?
You can access Degree Works in the "Plan Your Registration" box on your Registration Tab in OneTech.
It is available three different ways in OneTech:
- Through the Faculty Services tab in SSB
- Through the Self-Service Banner tree
(Under Faculty and Advisors, then Student Information Menu)
- Through the Faculty/Advisor Tab in the "Academic Links" box
Internet Explorer should open a small box at the bottom stating that "Internet Explorer blocked a pop-up from ssbprod.atu.edu. Click "Options for this site" and select "Always allow". This will now let Degree Works open in a new tab.
***You will need to grant permission to Degree Works to open a new tab. In order to allow the pop-ups, you will need to do as follows based on which browser you use:
Chrome should have a yellow box with a red "X" in the far right of the address bar. Click it and select "Always allow pop-ups from ssbprod.atu.edu" and "Done". Click refresh and Degree Works will open in a new tab.
In Firefox, click the three lines in the top right corner. Click "Options" which will open a new tab of preferences. Click "Content" on the left menu. Next to "Pop-ups" click the "Exceptions" button. A box will open and type https://ssbprod.atu.edu into the address bar and click "Allow" and then "Save Changes". Exit out of the tab and open Degree Works.
- Can I see how many classes I have left to fulfill my requirements?Yes. Degree Works is laid out in block format to display degree requirements, and how completed courses fulfill those requirements.
- What do I do if I believe my academic information is incorrect?
You should consult with your academic advisor for a review of your audit.
Using the Audit
- How do I know what classes I need to take?
Your audit will outline for you the courses you still need to meet your degree requirements. This is a great tool to use when meeting with your advisor during registration.
- Where can I see an audit for my second major?You can access your second degree audit by using the Degree drop down menu at the top of the screen to the right of your name.
- Why isn't my transfer work meeting a requirement?
Either the course you transferred in is not an equivalent to the course needed, you did not receive the minimum grade to receive credit, or the course is not needed for the requirements remaining on your audit.
- My advisor told me that a course I took would be substituted for a requirement, but
this isn't reflected on my audit?You should contact your academic advisor to resolve any substitution issue. Any waivers or substitutions must be submitted to your Dean or Department Head for approval, then to the Registrar's Office for final processing.
- If all of the boxes are checked, does that mean I'm graduating?
Not necessarily. If you have applied to graduate, your degree audit will be reviewed to ensure all requirements have been met. Missing requirements will be communicated to you through your ATU email.
- Why are some of my courses in the Not Used block?
Courses in the not used section could not be applied to any degree requirement.
- Why are some of my courses in the Insufficient block?
Courses in the insufficient block are any courses with an insufficient grade.
Using What If
- What is the What If feature?
The What If feature allows you to hypothetically change your major or minor. The What If audit will show you what coursework is required for the new major or minor and what courses would have to be completed to satisfy those requirements. A What If audit is not your actual audit; substitutions and waivers may not be applied to a What If audit.
- Can I save or print a What If audit?You are able to print your What If audit, but you cannot save it.
- If I like what I see in the What If, how do I initiate that change?If you choose to change your major and/or minor, you will need to submit a Change of Major form to the Registrar's Office.
Using the Calculators
- What does the Graduation Calculator do?
The graduation calculator will show you what average you would need to achieve in your remaining hours in order to reach your desired GPA by graduation. The hours remaining can be calculated by subtracting the number of hours that have been applied to your degree from the total number of hours required.
*Please keep in mind, Degree Works does not take repeated courses into consideration when calculating GPA. This GPA is not a guarantee.
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The first half of 2012 is in the rearview mirror, and investors are gearing up for what looks to be an action-packed ending. There are bound to be some big winners -- and more than a few duds -- no matter what happens in the United States and abroad.
Will your favorite stock have its victory lap as we hit the home stretch, or will it get lapped? First-half performances can hold some clues, so let's look to the recent past to find out whether Solazyme
First-half recap
Solazyme has had quite the ride in 2012. It started the year on a high note, but that didn't last. Fortunately for shareholders, the stock clawed its way back to positive territory, and it holds a slim gain for the first half of the year:
SZYM Total Return Price data by YCharts.
Here are a few key metric regarding its recent performance:
|Market Cap
|$775.3 million
|TTM Revenue
|$45 million
|TTM Net Loss
|($63 million)
|TTM Free Cash Flow
|($58 million)
|MRQ Revenue
|$14 million
|MRQ Net Loss
|($17 million)
|MRQ Free Cash Flow
|($23 million)
|MRQ Revenue/Net Income Year-Over-Year Change
|Motley Fool CAPS Rating (out of 5)
Source: Morningstar. TTM = trailing-12-month. MRQ = most recent quarterly.
What the numbers don't tell you
Solazyme started the year on an upward trajectory after finalizing a year-end biofuel supply contract with the U.S. Navy. The cost of that fuel, many times more per gallon than normal petroleum-based fuels, did not go unnoticed, but the contract still represented a turning point for Solazyme. The small biofuel producer has also partnered with Chevron
However, like many other biofuel producers, notably Amyris
Not much, really. As an early stage company, Solazyme may be years away from meeting its potential. The only notable performer in the biofuels segment thus far has been Rentech
The Fool's analysts have taken both bullish and bearish stances on Solazyme this year. Fellow Fool Neha Chamaria reiterated the "diversified renewables" argument that Fool contributor Brian Stoffel has presented since last year. Fool analysts John Reeves and David Meier also bought Solazyme for their real-money portfolio last month on the basis of these arguments. Fool analyst Alyce Lomax agrees, and was the first to give Solazyme a place in her real-money portfolio, but she also recognizes the potential political pitfalls of owning an alternative energy stock in the age of Solyndra scandals.
On the other hand, I and my fellow Fool Travis Hoium have both pointed out that biofuels have a long, troubled history with no evidence of real success. He notes that scale in biofuels will be exceedingly difficult to achieve, and that consumer products might save these companies from themselves. Other analysts have also taken bearish stances, and one recent downgrade sent the stock plummeting.
Going forward, investors should look for successful Solazyme product rollouts on store shelves as well as new biofuel developments. Much of this stock's movement may seem arbitrary for the rest of 2012, as there isn't much yet to latch onto. Both positive and negative news (as well as speculation) can easily cause wild moves in Solazyme's stock price.
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Can anyone estimate how big my puppy will get? She is 10-11 weeks old and weighs 3 1/2 lbs. She is a Dachshund/Pomeranian mix. I'm not sure if its mini Dachshund or standard and that's part of what I'm trying to figure out. Thanks for your help!
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Hi Daisy and Family, You are a cutie! I am from TN also, around Bristol area.
One good indicator is the paws. The dogs usually grow into them. Or if you know the parents, take a good look.
Dauschunds typically have big paws. They don't grow into them like other dogs.
My vet confirmed that you can estimated a puppy's adult weight by taking their 8 weeks weight and mulitping by 3 or their 12 week weight and multiply by 2. This will give you a very close estimate of their adult weight. My puppy was 6 lbs. at 12 weeks so her adult weight should be about 12 lbs. Hope this helps.
Thanks everyone!
Hi we rescue a pomdash she is 8 & 1/2 years old she weighs 18 to 20 pounds she is a long hair about 3 inches we had her 4 & 1/2 years.
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First Item:
Doran's Blade or Doran's Shield + x1 Health Potion
Reasoning: Dorian Items, help twitch stay in lane longer. Added HP+Life Steal/HP regen+ 1 HP Pot. It really is up to preference. Dorian's Blade will more easily secure first blood due to the attack damage increase, but Dorian's Shield will increase overall survivability. *edit* I have been taking Dorian's shield more recently due to the survivability it gives (no reliant on auto attacking to get your HP back up.)
Second Item: Berserker's Greaves or Boots of Mobility or Mercury's Treads
Reasoning: Movement speed at the beginning will increase your overall time in lane. Boots are really about preference. I usually go Berserker Greaves to increase my overall DPS, but for those heavy gankers, Boots of Mobility is a better option. Mercury Threads are only for those idiots that don't know when to retreat and escape LOL jk. I recommend one of these three for your Twitch to be.
Third Item:
Malady or Executioner's Calling
Reasoning: I have heard that alot of Top Elo players consider life steal to be a noob item to be getting on Twitch. However, I really cannot agree. I normally have my boots and Malady by level 7, at that point most champions would have about 1k'ish HP. A malady would increase my DPS+make getting the lizard buff a whole lot easier and without taking damage. Executioners gives life steal, more crit crits, and shuts down HP regen hoars and healers. Taking Malady's passive into consideration+lvl 3-4 expunge will net you kill vs any champion at lvl 7 if you position yourself correctly and expunge at the right time. Another thing that's good about life steal on twitch is that when you use spray and pray and you hit massive amounts of people for ridiculous damage, you life steal off of all the things you hit. There have been times when I just sat there tanking with my spray and pray life stealing off of my attacks and survived a huge team fight because of it. Without that life steal I would have died, and died fast.
Fourth Item:
Infinity Edge
Reasoning: Twitch needs to dish out damage right? This is the best way to do it with a critical chance Twitch. Skip the stupid Avarice blades. Most matches finish before 25 minutes and avarice blades need 15 minutes before they even begin paying for themselves. I already have the crit that you do not with my runes at start up so I don't need two avarice blades to proc my crits. By the time u have the same amount of crit as me, I would have my malady and if we were to 1v1, well...I'm pretty sure my having the same crit rate as you, with higher attack speed plus malady's passive and my expunge being able to be used sooner would net me the win. Anyway, so what I usually do is I just buy parts of the Infinity Edge according to what I can afford at the time. Generally, though, you will want the BF Sword ASAP due to its significant damage increase. x) With an Infinity Edge you will have a 50% chance to crit, and it is very noticeable now when you are four hitting squishy champions.
Fifth Item:
Banshee's Veil
Reasoning: After the Infinity Edge, you will have alot of DPS already. You can engage team fights and kill all of them... yes, you have your flash and cleanse, but what if they have something else to CC you? This is where Banshee's steps in. It will protect you from that extra bit of CC the enemy has, and will allow you to continue your spray and pray. It also gives HP and Magic resistance, two things Twitch is sorely lacking in. As they struggle to CC you, you will laugh and get even a couple more shots off. These extra two hits should be around 400-600 damage depending on the champion you hit. So, even if you yourself get killed in the process of being targeted, you did your job. You weakened your enemies past half health, and made it that much easier for your team to clean up the mess.
Sixth Item and Seventh Item (Sell the Dorian's Item):
Phantom Dancer or Madred's Bloodrazor or The Black Cleaver/ Last Whisper or Executioner's Calling or Oracle's Elixir
Reasoning: Usually Infinity Edge is enough damage to kill a team and you want to proc your crits for every hit, so you get a phantom dancer to do the job. With a phantom you get 82% crit rate at lvl 18. Inceased movement is always nice if you plan on back dooring something or whatever.
However, for those people that stack HP against you (i.e. Cho Gath that is fully feasted) Your crits will only be doing around 150 damage to them, which is not alot, lolz. So, you take the alternative path and go Madred's Bloodrazor's on them and let them eat faster attacks with 4% of their HP gone per hit. Granted, magic resistance would make the bonus bloodrazor damage about 2-3% HP per hit, it is still a very effective way to get rid of their HP.
Black Cleaver is a budget item for a similar situation, but for armor stackers. It takes time for the debuff to take full effect but overall the armor debuff might help in team fights as well.
Last Whisper is an even more budget item, but with arguably greater effectiveness because of its 40% armor penetration. Against a Rammus and Malaphite this is very noticeable.
Executioner's is another budget option late game. It provides extra crit and life steal for a very low cost. If you went malady first, then this is the item to get now.
Oracles is to be purchased, perhaps even before you reach this point. Buy one for Shaco, Eve, and enemy Twitches. Mostly, I purchase an oracles to get rid of pesky enemy wards. Let them waste their money. I will just take all their wards and teemo mushrooms out :D


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me and the food around me. i like to eat, so listen up.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
way to go ABG's!
so last night at around 11:30 or so i got a craving for a cheeseburger. and as per usual, nothing was open so i kinda felt like a cheeseburger wasn't going to happen. like,i kinda avoid sammys as it is now overrun with the worst sorts of people. you know, the kind who you've never met and who say things like this to you "so, how have you been lately". scumbags. its also way too bright in there, and i usually have to listen to top 40 BS. too many negatives. so i was complaining to johnny k and he was like, "dude, try ABG's. their burger is pretty good". so i went to go over, and i'd heard that they get pissy if you order too late (misinformation BTW) so i walked quickly. i showed up and ther were a few folks playing pool, and goth jason was working, nice dude. very nice dude. and i told him i'd like the double cheeseburger with fries ($6!) and that newlie was heading over and we;d be staying. so newlie got there, we chatted for a bit and jason brought the burgers over. super flavory burgers baby. fries were kinda spicy but not in a shitty way. so me and dave hung out there a while and had a few, and some drunk fool was offering to buy everyone int he bar a drink, so i looked up and asked the other bartender to grab me a harp lager. will probably never see that guy again, but i will get another burger. maybe even tonight.
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
one thing
the mahi mahi coconut korma at india palace is out of this world. i made myself sick eating it last night.
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
found a decent little bbq shop in springville
its called charlie boy's pit bbq. its a carolina style bbq, but the sauce is a little more tomato-y than normal carolina vinegar stuff. pretty good. saw the pit in the back. the slaw is ok and the beans are pretty good too. me and bryan, erin and dave benson went and checked it out after a little skate session at the sprinville skatepark. fun day. charlie boys is where brand x burgers used to be.
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Sunday, August 2, 2009
oh beto's, or: how the mighty have fallen
so, as i like to do sometimes, i went to betos around 1:30 am to grab a texano last week, bret, johnny, jut and sean were there (sean actually put ketchup on a burrito. wtf) and we all ate our burritos and like since beto's usually uses dark meat for their chicken i didn't think anything of what i was eating. well i should have. i'm pretty sure i ingested quite a bit of uncooked chicken that night. what followed the next day i won't really go into, but you can imagine. funny thing is, i've never heard people tell of body aches from food poisoning. and also i've never actually felt my kidneys throb before. and i have to agree with jesse rex that since changing their name and moving to a new location the quality of beto's has changed, or dropped off the face of the planet. i have no other choice but to call beto's the only thing i can think of. rancherito's. a new, lesser version of beto's. sorry dudes. that burrito ended like a 7 year love affair. you can take your new name and shove it up your ass with that raw chicken i spewed. i don't know what i'm going to do. i still may have to get the breakfast burrito from time to time. there isn't much chance of raw chicken in that one. still. i need to warn brimstone howl because beto's, er, rancherito's is one of the main reasons they come to town. i guess i'll have to go to the hospital for late night snacks from now on. bummer.
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Telling a Dramatic Story
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Developed with famed School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia (UEA), each week participants will learn from a mixture of basic theory, script analysis and practical exercises, exploring and applying key concepts and ideas from great films through the use of videos, articles and discussion with other learners.
Key topics covered in this course include:
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An Introduction to Screenwriting provides on-going training for professional screenwriters by reviewing the essential elements of dramatic story, examining common approaches to story structure and cinematic form, and establishing the essential elements of screenplay form and format.
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German firm Gerber Architekten has been selected as one of the two winning competition entries for its Noble Qur'an Oasis museum proposal.
The design presents the barren volcanic landscape of its nearby location of Media, Saudi Arabia, with a circular central form featuring various vegetation.
The geometry of the design results in a folded plate roof, subdivided by an irregular network of lines that create angular spaces, reminiscent of traditional Islamic ornamentation.It is coated with gold-coloured photovoltaic panels.
The scheme itself is situated in a wadi (valley) land form, where the traditional ornamental style of the roof is complemented by museum's vegetated landscape that are a reference to classical Arab gardens, as well as illustrating teaching from the Qur'an.
Providing two terraced entrances which step down on either end of the existing wadi topography, visitors to the museum can pass underground and into a tall central atrium, reflecting plenty of natural lighting through the perforated roof overhead.
A pond is placed at the centre of this large space that also provides circulation through paths that lead to the exhibition spaces that are distinguished by the five pillars of Islam (Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawn and Hajj).
They are arranged into three separate interactive routes, portraying the history of Islam's culture and the Qur'an.
The lower level of the central plaza houses various spaces including a conference centre, library, auditorium, mediatheque, seminary rooms and an educational area.
Patio courtyards are spread between these areas, using different themes to create variety throughout the complex. The botanical gardens are also placed to inform visitors about plants in the teachings of the Qur'an.
The site measures up to 200,000m2 and is located to the north-east of central Medina and about 12 km from the Prophet's Mosque as well as being in close proximity to the Prince Muhammad Ibn Addul Aziz airport.


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The Restaurant at the Breeze is a year round favorite of locals and a 'must-stop' for our return visitors every year. Our American style family restaurant provides the best hamburgers for miles. For dinner, try our Alaskan Amber beer battered halibut or other Alaska influenced dishes. Our morning omelets are made to order for you and are served until 2pm, so it's ok to sleep in.
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