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There's a reason the Labrador retriever has consistently ranked among the highest breed registrations in the American Kennel Club. Simply put, they're great dogs. Loving, loyal, friendly, athletic - what's not to like? However, that Lab energy needs proper channeling and training.
You know you should feed your Lab a high-quality dog food. That's the easy part. The hard part is not giving in to those pleading brown eyes as he watches you consume meals or snacks. Don't do it. Keeping your Lab at the right weight might add years to his life. Labs, especially young ones, are notorious for eating inappropriate - that is, non-food - objects. Give him safe toys designed for dogs and do your best to keep things he might chew on out of reach.
If scientists could capture your young Lab's energy, it could probably power your whole house. He needs lots of exercise, or all that energy might be channeled into less-desirable activity - like eating the furniture. Since he's a retriever, being in the water is second nature. Take him for jogs, long walks and swims. Be careful if you have a swimming pool - your Lab is likely to be in it more than anyone else if you don't deny him access.
While basic obedience training is important for all dogs, it's especially so for the Lab. Not just because it helps him use his energy in positive ways, but because it helps him mentally and he's such a trainable dog. There's a reason why Labs are the top choices as service dogs for the blind and disabled. He likes to have a job and is good at what he's trained to do, whether it's as a field dog for hunting, therapy dog, search-and-rescue or canine athlete in agility, obedience or flyball. Get this whiz of a dog started early in puppy kindergarten classes.
Whether black, yellow or chocolate in color, Labs shed a lot. You might want to redo the basic color schemes in your home to black, tan or brown, depending on your Lab's shade, to camouflage the dog hair. Give him a thorough brushing every day to minimize the amount of hair that ends up on you and the furniture. Ask your vet about supplements, such as flaxseed oil, that promote healthy coats and might reduce shedding. Invest in a high-quality vacuum cleaner, as you'll use it a lot.
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Colorado (3-2) hosts Arizona (2-2) on Saturday at 8 PM ET. The Buffaloes opened as 7 point favorites, but that number has dropped to 6. Join expert capper for a complete preview and get your college football picks ready.
Colorado has dropped from 29.2 points per game last year to 21.8. The only substantial difference is that sophomore Steve Montez is the starting quarterback.
Montez is struggling to live up to his potential. He has a live arm, is adept at throwing down the field and can make plays from within and outside the pocket. However, he often tries to do too much. Poor decision-making leads to interceptions.
The solution for Colorado's offense is simple: rely less on Montez. Last season, when Phillip Lindsay ran 20+ times, Colorado was 5-0 SU. In two wins this season, Lindsay ran more than 20 times. In two losses, he ran less than 20 times.
Phillip Lindsay is a reliable back with respectable speed and a physicality that is impressive considering his lack of size. He is not a game-changer, but his versatility also makes him effective while catching balls. He is a competitive workhorse who grinds out every yard. His max-effort strategy leads his yards per carry to be highest earlier in the game.
Montez enjoys playmakers at wide receiver. Devin Ross makes it difficult for the defense to adjust to his routes because of his superb speed. Bryce Bobo complements the speed of Ross and Shay Fields with his physicality.
Colorado's offensive line had been called out for lacking toughness. The Buffaloes' protection seems to be rediscovering its potential, however: against UCLA last week, Montez was not sacked or hurried a single time.
Arizona's defensive line is also anemic. They are 104th in team sack percentage. Their two defensive ends are vastly undersized. Their new defensive tackle has one career sack, achieved in 2015. Their depth is also thin. They can't count on support from the largely unproven and inexperienced linebacking corps, which has lost three of its five top tacklers from last season. Their primary hope, DeAndre' Miller has yet to practice this season and is currently listed as 'questionable.'
Colorado, by relying on Lindsay and an improving, high-potential offensive line, should run over Arizona's mostly undersized and inexperienced defense.
The key question for Arizona is whether their rushing attack will suffice on offense.
Arizona is a run-first team under coach Rich Rodriguez's zone-read option attack. Quarterback Brandon Dawkins is extremely athletic but produced a completion % under 60 in three of four games this season. Dawkins is the team's leading rusher, but his inaccuracy and inability to locate the open receiver are worrisome.
Arizona's top running back is redshirt freshman J.J. Taylor. Taylor is largely unproven. He had one good game last season, against a Washington defense that was unusually sloppy and ridden by missed tackles and missed assignments. He is able to break out the occasional 20-yard run. He tries to make up for his lack of size with his speed and explosiveness, which makes him dangerous in the open field, and his ability to absorb contact.
Two years ago against Colorado, Arizona put in a dual-threat quarterback and scored 21 points in the 4th quarter. Last year, Colorado was ready for Arizona's offensive style and led 42-10 after 3 quarters.
Colorado's defense lacks size, which makes it a bad match-up for a physical team like Washington. But they match up well against Arizona with their speed, versatility and tackling ability.
Colorado's defensive line boasts two explosive and agile defensive ends in Leo Jackson and Chris Mulumba. Javier Edwards is a strong interior tackle whose respectable mobility helps him to collapse the pocket.
The strength of Colorado's defense is its experienced linebacking corps. The upperclassmen excel at stuffing the run because they ably take the correct angle to the ball carrier. Rick Gamboa is the communicative leader whose football IQ is invaluable. Derek McCartney boasts solid strength that allows him to advance past opposing blockers but also speed with which to contain runs to the outside and the intelligence with which to read the offense. Drew Lewis, the former Washington Husky, is noted for his speed, athleticism, and adeptness at blitzing.
The Verdict
Arizona's program has suffered from coaching staff turnover, diminishing performances and careless from recruits. Colorado's players, after losing their first two conference games, have openly emphasized the seriousness of this game: they cannot lose anymore. They will come out with the greatest concentration and will have the most success in the first half against Arizona's rushing attack. Lindsay is at his best earlier in the game and Colorado's playmakers on offense can procure the team a solid lead on our NCAAF picks.
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Chevrolet Bolt Owners Have Driven 4.5 Million Miles And Counting
Over 4.5 million miles driven by the 3,492 Chevrolet Bolt owners in the U.S. works out to an average of 1,309 miles per Bolt.
General Motors has just released some nifty stats on the 3,492 Chevrolet Bolts on U.S. roads.
According to GM:
"Chevrolet reported today that 3,492 Bolt EV owners in the United States have driven a cumulative 4,570,300 miles as of April 2, 2017 since the vehicle went on sale in December 2016. These all-electric miles have resulted in more than 175,000 gallons of fuel saved based on the average EPA-estimated 26 mpg for 2017 vehicles in the U.S."
Perhaps even more impressive is that Chevrolet has been able to confirm that at least one Bolt owner drove more than 300 miles on a single charge:
"The Bolt EV offers an impressive EPA-estimated 238 miles of range; however, one Bolt EV owner set a new range record by traveling 310 miles on a single charge and on a continuous trip*."
You're probably wondering what the asterisk means. Well, it's nothing shady. Here's what GM states:
"*Your actual range may vary based on several factors including temperature, terrain and driving technique."
Here's some video on a 300-plus mile drive in a Bolt:
Steve Majoros, director of marketing, Chevrolet cars and crossovers, commented on the 4.5-million mile achievement:
"Our early Bolt EV customers are proving the crossover's functionality, flexibility and long-range capabilities on a daily basis. Chevrolet committed to delivering a game-changing vehicle and we've done just that. As we continue our national rollout of the Bolt EV, we're making electric driving accessible to even more drivers."
There's one last bit of info in the press release from GM. It's on availability and rollout, which remains unchanged since we last reported on the topic.
"Factory deliveries of Bolt EV are currently available in California, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington and Virginia. The Bolt EV will be available nationwide by summer 2017."
Editor's note: One can check out recent Bolt EV sales in the US on our Monthly Sales Scorecard, but we also should mention that sales to date (through March 2017) have also been very inventory restrained (often under 15 days)…that is, up until this month (April 2017) when national inventories on hand have quadrupled.
Look for April's Bolt EV sales result to be much higher than historical norms when they are reported on May 2nd.
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One Owner Drives 310 Miles in Single, Continuous Trip
DETROIT — Chevrolet reported today that 3,492 Bolt EV owners in the United States have driven a cumulative 4,570,300 miles as of April 2, 2017 since the vehicle went on sale in December 2016. These all-electric miles have resulted in more than 175,000 gallons of fuel saved based on the average EPA-estimated 26 mpg for 2017 vehicles in the U.S.
The Bolt EV offers an impressive EPA-estimated 238 miles of range; however, one Bolt EV owner set a new range record by traveling 310 miles on a single charge and on a continuous trip*. While this achievement is not typical of average Bolt EV range, some drivers are finding new roads and new range. The average Bolt EV owner drives approximately 53 miles per day, demonstrating the vehicle's versatility as a daily driver and road trip-ready crossover.
"Our early Bolt EV customers are proving the crossover's functionality, flexibility and long-range capabilities on a daily basis," said Steve Majoros, director of marketing, Chevrolet cars and crossovers. "Chevrolet committed to delivering a game-changing vehicle and we've done just that. As we continue our national rollout of the Bolt EV, we're making electric driving accessible to even more drivers."
Factory deliveries of Bolt EV are currently available in California, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington and Virginia. The Bolt EV will be available nationwide by summer 2017.
*Your actual range may vary based on several factors including temperature, terrain and driving technique.
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Hmmm.. But according to my math, they have sold 4,250 Bolt EVs in the USA alone since it went on sale, probably over 5,000 now if you include April sales….
Don't see how GM could mess up their own stats (you got me, I totally could!) but perhaps it's PURCHASED vs lease? When a new model comes out, most early adopters literally take ownership by purchasing…The Bolt did not have an attractive lease rate nor basically any advertised lease offer…
Driving 310 miles in the slipstream of a truck is consistent with the official 238 miles range.
After 18K miles, my SparkEV averaged 5.3 mi/kWh. That's driving local, highway, several 300+ miles per day trips.
Bolt is rated by EPA to be even more efficient than SparkEV, so 60 kWh would result in over 318 miles if I drove it, and that's without any hypermiling.
I will attempt to drive across the entire state of Maryland (Mchenry, MD to Ocean City, MD), a 322 mile trek, on a single charge. Will I make it? Stay tuned late June. 🙂
If you're driving mostly freeway, you won't make it. Bolt's 4 mi/kWh at 65-70 MPH may not be as efficient as SparkEV that gets 4.4 mi/kWh at 70 MPH. But Bolt's city MPGe is more than SparkEV, so that's the basis of my comment on Bolt's long range if I drove.
I was able to get ~280 miles on a single charge driving 55-60 mph on the highway for the majority of the trip with 4 people in tow. And that included a 2,500 foot mountain climb.
I think driving ~5 mph under the speed limit until I hit the eastern shore (which has reduced speeds), I should be able to give it a rub for the money. Especially since I'll be by myself. And the elevation drops 2,500 feet.
*trip to Shenandoah National Park
Watch your butt. Don't let others slam it. 🙂
So I re-did my calculations, and it is actually only 314 miles to Ocean City (and more specifically, the 1 CCS station in the Ocean City area). Definitely think I can do it.
As long as I don't get run over from behind. Lol
I can't wait to hear how you do.
310 miles at what speed?
I don't know about this record run, but most of the records set for AER are done with as few stops as possible and speeds between 25 and 35 mph, depending on the drivers patience and bladder strength.
I would bet 310 miles of a Bolt was done at a speed close to 30 mph. But a ton of drivers are getting real world 240-250 miles of AER with no hyper-miling techniques so the Bolt is over delivering on the AER promise.
I've driven 1500 miles. Mostly I get 4 mi / kWh, for a total range of 240 miles. It's a 50/50 freeway/city mix.
I'm very impressed that the Bolt delivers real world 120 miles freeway, 120 miles city on a charge for you. I would have thought so much freeway driving would reduce range below 240.
Also, this is for "cold" commutes this past month (50-65 degrees). The one warm day at 70 degrees increased mileage by 10%, so it should be 270 miles range with 50/50 mix.
City mileage is definitely better than freeway 4.3 mi/kWH — steady 70 MPH gives 3.8-4 mi/kWH depending on wind.
Lets see how much fuel hasn't been burn just from the Bolt, assuming we are comparing it to a car that gets 30 mpg.
4,570,300 miles divided by 30 mpg = 152,343 gallons saved.
That is the equivalent of 17 fuel trucks fully loaded with fuel. That's a rate of one truck every couple of days. That loss of fuel demand will accelerate.
The Chevy Bolt – putting gasoline tanker truck drivers out of work since 2017. 😉
2016 Steve 😉
Very late 2016. I didn't think it made much impact for those few weeks.
Except where did the "old" car formerly driven go? Is it still on the road? Only a true reduction for the planet if we recycle or destroy the old ICE.
It will cause a chain reaction of selling/buying of used vehicles. The s******* car in the chain will go to a junk yard for parts or for metal scrap.
It's talk like that that make normals distrust the whole EV community.
Are they collecting such precise data via Onstar, or?
Most likely. They do the same thing for the Volt, but I don't mind it because it gives them some nice metrics to work with, like the fact that the Volt put on more EV miles than the Nissan Leaf did.
It's part of how they knew how much range their updated models needed. Vast majority of miles in the new Volts are done on electric. My local dealer in the entire time since the Volt has come out has had one total in stock. i.e. since 2011 exactly 1. And zero of the new ones. And it's a big dealer. They don't even stock any of the economy cars either. Basically just trucks and suvs with an occasional group of large and mid sized cars. I'm sure I could order a Volt and they'd get it but I have no confidence they'd be able to fix anything that went wrong.
What is needed is a user built website that reports and tracks such things like this!
Such as: Dealers that are listed by the OEM as EV Dealers, that have not as yet, really stepped up to the plate; and, those that are 'All In', with plenty of EV inventory, sales banners promoting EV's, &/or local print ads for them, always make sure they are charged and ready for test drives, etc.
And, those dealers NOT yet listed as EV Dealers, including and noting those of these which have an EV or 2, on the lot!
Dealers that support EV charging 24×7 should be noted also, particularly those that invite other brand EV's to charge up their!
If such a site were created, it really should be something that is supported by the likes of Plug In America, the Electric Auto Association, and maybe even, the States that offer EV rebates, and the Fed EV Tax Credit division!
It should have seach and filter capabilities, too.
The irony here is that, per the article, the average driver would have had about as many electric miles in a gen II volt with its 53 miles of EV range:
"The average Bolt EV owner drives approximately 53 miles per day, demonstrating the vehicle's versatility as a daily driver and road trip-ready crossover."
One nice bit we are seeing that the BOLT actually charges at 7.9 to 8.1 KW when connected to an AC charger capable of that rate. (We run an EV Charger network for apartment building dwellers in San Francisco http://www.electrictrees.com)
While officially rated at 6.6 it seems the Chevy engineers gave a little present and upped the charge rate a bit.
I thought it was officially 7.2kW.
Interesting. You've piqued my interest. Looks like I'll trying that myself.
I usually use a 32A charger, but I can try a friend's 40A.
You can look at this a couple ways. Yes, the AVERAGE driver's AVERAGE needs would have been met with a Volt. However, you can also look at this as 50% of the owners would have had to use at least some gas to accomplish their trips in a Volt, whereas no gas was used for those trips in a Bolt.
This demonstrates just how sad the current CCS (and CHAdeMO) "fast" charging network is. 70% in 1 hour? I'm looking forward to much much higher speeds in the next generation of charging infrastructure, which should be right around the corner.
And, right here, today, is an article with Hyundai all happy about their FCV, making the 2 Million Mile mark:
"Hyundai has delivered more than 140 Tucson Fuel Cell crossovers since its introduction as the first mass-produced fuel cell in the U.S. market in 2014."
Sad, really! Sad that they think it is such a winner! Sad that they think it competitive when they have delivered just 140 since 2014, or about 2-3 days of Average Rate Bolt EV sales!
How will it ever compete with the coming Model Y, which will likely get produced at a higher rate than the Tesla Model 3, which is planning and targeting a first week production rate of 1,000 units!
Sad compared to sales of the first Tesla, the Roadster, even, from a totally unknown company, that was barely discovered, and is still, over 10 years later, considered a 'Beautique' car maker, even though it made 25,000 vehicles in Q1, 2017!
Isn't it way faster than LEAF did in the US back in 2011?
I am sooo looking forward to the April sales numbers. Electrek is spinning this story, again, as slow rollout compliance car.
2017 plugins within 75 miles of central Virginia today:
163 Bolts
118 Ford Energi
100 Volts
31 Leaf
24 Prius Prime
8 BMW i3 Rex
2 Ford Focus
Some compliance car!
Indeed.. Both the Prius Prime, Bolt EV, and Volt have my curiosity peaked as to how their sales are going. The Focus EV is also a curiosity too… since I think the new model is much more competitive and looks like it might finally break out into a decent selling vehicle.
Here in central Virginia, Ford has done nothing to promote the Focus. I have yet to see one, although I have spotted about as many Energi's as BMW i3's. I have seen several Prius Primes already and, of course, lots of Leafs. Interestingly, I have seen almost as many Teslas as Leafs, and often far from cities.
Interesting that dealers only have the Rex version now. They were pretty evenly stocked at the beginning.
Also the Pacifica, once inventory builds up. Very interested to see how the foray into a new class of vehicle goes.
About 2K sales is what most expect…Imagine if they could get 200 miles of range for the same MSRP $37495 in an FWD Equinox with optional AWD? EASY 100K sales year…
They need to do 2K every month from here on out, and 3K in August and December. The Leaf broke 3K four months in 2014, and never again. Volt broke 3K once in 2013, and once in 2016.
Plus GM gets *0* CARB credits for sales to VA residents.
But the TSLA fanbois will still call it a compliance car. Like electrek. Lol
Yeah. I think Virginia is a perfect test case for the new crop of EVs. A purple state, with moderate weather, relatively compact, with several college towns, a big city right in the middle, and DC suburbs. In the last year, we have actually gotten a few DCFC station along the major highways, and in large towns. A Bolt is totally practical here, without distorting perks for ownership.
Electrek is basically Tesla fan boi club publication.
Their editors/writers openly disclose that they own TSLA stocks. So, it is biased "stock pumping site" for sure.


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ADA Celebrates 20 Years: How Far Has MO Come?
JEFFERSON, CITY, Mo. - The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has 20 years in effect as of today. It's long been hailed as a sweeping civil rights law which prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities of all kinds in regard to employment and access to goods and services. The ADA also opened doors to integrated settings to enable people with developmental disabilities to live in their own communities.
There have been many strides made over the past two decades, but according to Cathy Brown with the Missouri Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities, the Show Me State has recently been taking steps backwards because of budget constraints, leaving many people fearful they'll wind up in institutions.
"And ironically, with this year the 20th year of Americans with Disabilities Act, the State of Missouri is looking to rebuild on the campuses of two of its institutions."
Brown says those institutions are the Bellefontaine and Nevada Habilitation Centers, and are among Missouri's six state-run facilities. She says more education and awareness needs to be done to erase old attitudes that prioritize institutional over community care.
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Brown says helping people with developmental disabilities live in non-institutional settings saves taxpayers money in the long run, compared to the millions of dollars spent to build institutions. Currently, eleven states have phased out state-run institutions for the developmentally disabled.


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Saturday Seven – will Wenger bow out on a high?
The Premier League season may be drawing to a low-key close, but there are still a whole host of issues to ponder across the world to sport.
Here are Marathonbet's seven big questions to consider ahead of another action-packed weekend…
Will anything interesting happen on the final day of the Premier League?
After weeks and weeks of tension, the midweek results have left the final day of the Premier League looking rather flat, with only Liverpool and Chelsea realistically having something to play for. Neutrals will be hoping Man City put on a show against Southampton and Swansea can find their goalscoring touch against Stoke to keep things interesting as the clock ticks down.
Can Arsene sign off with a win?
The last few weeks have felt like the longest goodbye in history at times, but Arsene's farewell tour reaches its final destination at a euphoric John Smith's Stadium in Huddersfield on Sunday. The Gunners' away record has been appalling this season, but with the home side in party mood, can Wenger's players give the Frenchman one final swansong after 22 years?
🗣 "I can leave a club where I can be proud of what's behind me. There's a fantastic structure and conditions for the next manager. I think I've been a little part of this club's history and I'm proud of that."#MerciArsène pic.twitter.com/ZlRepsD9UB
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) May 10, 2018
Which teams will gain an upper hand in the play offs?
It's a frantic weekend across the Football League with six cracking play off ties to look forward to.
As with every season, the big question will be whether it's cross-campaign consistency (Fulham, Shrewsbury, Exeter) or late season momentum (Derby, Scunthorpe, Lincoln) that will help clubs negotiate the tricky semi-final stages.
Who will win golf's 'fifth' major?
The Players Championship is underway, and since its launch 44 years ago has built in prestige to become known as golf's unofficial fifth major. Plenty of the sport's biggest names will be jostling for position at Sawgrass to gain a much-needed boost ahead of the US Open.
3 Past Champs look to win again.
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Can Britain's new cycling superstar continue to make waves at the Giro D'Italia?
After winning the Pink Jersey earlier this week, 25-year-old Simon Yates is looking well placed to secure one of the biggest prizes in world cycling. With climbs to come this weekend, will Yates sink or swim under the pressure of taking the outright lead?
Can the Spanish Grand Prix deliver more F1 drama?
The drivers head to Barcelona with Lewis Hamilton now topping the Driver's Championship. Azerbaijan will be a hard act to follow after the British driver exploited a number of dramatic incidents to steal the victory. Can he make it two in a row on the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?
Will it be an old or new name joining the Football League?
The National League's biggest club goes up against its smallest as Tranmere Rovers take on Boreham Wood on Saturday for the right to win promotion to the Football League. A win for the Wood would be an extraordinary achievement given they average a gate of only around 700 in the league.
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10. 1983 Los Angeles Raiders
Raiders 38, Redskins 9
Super Bowl XVIII
Jan. 22, 1984
Al Davis' bad boys were at their most dominant when they plastered the record-setting Redskins in Tampa. They outscored their three postseason foes by a combined 73 points. But they were something less than a powerhouse during the regular season, losing twice to Seattle and once to the middlin' St. Louis Football Cardinals. Marcus Allen and Todd Christensen were at their peak, but Jim Plunkett and the Raiders' rapidly aging defense were not.
9. 1994 San Francisco 49ers
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Super Bowl XXIX
Jan. 29, 1995
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8. 2004 New England Patriots
Patriots 24, Eagles 21
Super Bowl XXXIX
Feb. 6, 2005
It's been 13 years since a team repeated as Super Bowl champions, and Bill Belichick's third title squad was his best. The Patriots completed a then-record run of 21 consecutive victories before losing to the 15-1 Steelers in Week 8. They atoned for that loss by going into Pittsburgh for the AFC championship game and winning by 14.
7. 1992 Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys 52, Bills 17
Super Bowl XXVII
Jan. 31, 1993
The juggernaut made possible by the Herschel Walker trade stormed to its first Super Bowl title just three years removed from Dallas' 1-15 debacle. Jerry Jones has never had a better team, which managed to be the NFL's best while also being one of its youngest. In retrospect, the clock was already ticking on Jimmy Johnson's reign as his Cowboys rode roughshod over Buffalo. "How 'bout them Cowboys?" Indeed.
6. 1986 New York Giants
Giants 39, Broncos 20
Super Bowl XXI
Jan. 25, 1987
One of the three titanic NFC teams of the mid-1980s, Bill Parcells' Giants lost in Dallas on opening night and never looked back. Big Blue's rout of Denver at the Rose Bowl was New York's 17th win in 18 games. They outscored their NFC playoff foes (49ers and Redskins) 66-3. When you have a defense led by Lawrence Taylor and coached by Bill Belichick, you can't help but dominate the league. And for one season, they did.
5. 1991 Washington Redskins
Redskins 37, Bills 24
Super Bowl XXVI
Jan. 26, 1992
Joe Gibbs won three Super Bowls with Washington, but only this team proved to be truly great. Led by the unheralded Mark Rypien and a line full of Hogs, the Redskins had the NFL's best record, its No. 1 scoring offense and the No. 2 scoring defense. Only a three-point loss in Week 13 and a two-point setback in Week 17 kept these Skins from perfection. They proved to be a one-year wonder, but what a wonder they were.
4. 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers 35, Cowboys 31
Super Bowl XIII
Jan. 21, 1979
Having won two Super Bowls in 1974-75, then falling just short the next two years, Chuck Noll's Steelers were running on all cylinders in 1978. Thanks to a maturing Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh finally had an offense to match its all-world Steel Curtain defense. They won 17 out of 19, including a classic Super Bowl win over Tom Landry's best Cowboys team. Five hall of famers on offense; four on defense. The coach and owner are also in Canton.
3. 1984 San Francisco 49ers
49ers 38, Dolphins 17
Super Bowl XIX
Jan. 20, 1985
Perhaps no team has come closer to perfection than Bill Walsh's second champions, whose only loss came thanks to a missed chip-shot field goal against Pittsburgh in Week 7. Joe Montana was at his finest as the Niners outscored their regular-season opponents by 15 points per game and their playoff foes by 19. The ENTIRE secondary made the Pro Bowl. After the season, they drafted the Greatest of All Time, Jerry Rice. But he never played for a better team.
2. 1985 Chicago Bears
Bears 46, Patriots 10
Super Bowl XX
Jan. 26, 1986
Still the only NFL team to declare itself legendary in midseason, Mike Ditka's crew dominated the league and the sports world in 1985. Only four teams topped 10 points against the Bears, with Tampa Bay managing to pull off that feat twice. It was an unbeatable pairing of the NFL's greatest defense with its best running back, Walter Payton, in his last great season. Unbeatable, at least, until running into Dan Marino in Week 13. Chicago rebounded by routing its playoff opposition by a score of 91-10. Monsters.
1. 1972 Miami Dolphins
Dolphins 14, Redskins 7
Super Bowl VII
Jan. 14, 1973
Reebok told us Don Shula's team lives in Perfectville, but those Dolphins often take a back seat when compared to some of the NFL's most glamorous champions. But there was little imperfect about them. No NFL team scored more in 1972, and no team gave up fewer points. The ¨Dolphins beat five of the seven playoff teams for the previous season. And they did it all despite losing quarterback Bob Griese to a broken leg in Week 5. If not for Garo Yepremian's faux pass, they would have completed their 17-0 season with a 17-0 victory over the Over the Hill Redskins in the Super Bowl. Now THAT would have been perfect.


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Love Club Edmonton
Caution: JoyGasm may result in multiple orgasms (male and female)
- Are you looking to spice up you sex life? What about laughing so hard your face hurts... Every day??
- Using your sexual energy to magnify your manifestation? Become a superpower wielding healer? How about more vitality and excitement for life? Being able to connect deeply with a partner, lover, or a new friend?
- Or maybe just looking to practice authentic connection in a safe and consensual manner with others?
JoyGasm 101 - Clear your Mind, Open Your Heart, Ride the Gasm.
What is a JoyGasm and how can it change your life? JoyGasm is a full body feeling of joy, connection, love, union and pleasure. You'll learn how to access high states of arousal and intimate connection, create shockwaves of pleasure, incredible relaxation, realize that you have the ability to choose JoyGasm in any moment, and open up to a new way of living life.
During this workshop you'll learn the science behind how this works, practice solo, and experience your first JoyGasm. You'll be guided to learn the JoyGasm Series so you can then easily enter deep meditative/trance states, connect and open your heart, activate your sensual energy and anchor the whole experience into muscle memory allowing you return to this pleasurable state whenever you want. JoyGasm will be yours for life.
Love Club - Diving Deeper, Spontaneous Play, Healthy Boundaries
This a 2.5 hour experience is dedicated to playing with JoyGasm and other people. Many of us have pretty strict "rules" about what is and isn't allowed in terms of intimacy between adults. You'll be guided through simple exercises to help you feel comfortable in your own skin, face your fear of rejection, easily invite a deeper connection, and recover from awkwardness. If you're feeling adventurous you'll also get to explore your definition of non-sexual intimacy and push some boundaries of what adults do with their clothes on. Asking and consent is a huge part of the process, and we hold the Love Club Rules super sacred. (see the FAQ for the Love Club Rules)
Please arrive 15 minutes before the Love Club start time.
SEXUALITY CLARIFICATION: All of these events are fully clothed, and there is no explicit sexual touch. All boundaries are respected at all times, and you are encourage to communicate and check in. All of the exercises are optional, and everyone is welcome to participate to their yes YES, and with respect to their own (or relationship) boundaries. If you come single you can practice solo, or with a partner/group. If you are in a relationship, feel free to come with your partner and you can choose to explore as a couple, or join the group.
What People are Saying
Amazing Experience! You HAVE to feel it!
I was surprised at how intense it was the first time the energy was passed to me. I want to do it again!
Awkward at first, and then just complete surrender.
Curiousty – delight – steamy, delicious
Yumminess – blissed out – completely
At home in my own skin/body/heart
I would say, if you want to melt inside yourself you should cum.
Awesome way to be connected to all of us at once!! Facing each other!
Elena, since you took me on that magical walk, life has never been the same. My business is called Constant Creation, I'm always creating new things, since we worked together, it's gone quantum, and the flow is incredible. You are truly special. Thank you. – L
So many ways to be intimate, both with others and myself.
It's the Safest Sex EVER!
Since attending your party, I keep finding surprise stashes of (forgotten? Universe-gifted?) cash in pockets. Thanks for reconnecting me with manifestation. Love to you! - A
Thanks for a beautiful ceremony last night you're an inspiration. –D
It was incredible - I am so grateful! It was so nice to feel a sense of community again in Calgary! I love you Mighty Ms Elena! - P
You inspired me today and opened me up to a new facet of my spirit!! That's never happened before like that. It's a good thing and I appreciate you!! – T
It took me some courage to ask for help with my sexual energy but my guidance said Elena was the right person to ask. I am glad I did as she was able to in one session awaken the energies of my second chakra and had me feeling more alive then I have felt in awhile. I had really lost touch with this side of myself and now realize it was causing me not to show up fully. She also reminded me how to flirt which has had some exciting results already. 😉 - D
JoyGasm is better with a friend and we love generosity. We know that sometimes it's hard to try new things to help make this easier, we encourage you to bring a friend (or date) and buy your friend their first ticket. Please share this with someone you think would benefit or enjoy this event! Word of mouth is the best! JoyGasm.me/events
- Please Arrive at 15 minutes prior to start time. 6:15 for JoyGasm 101, 8:15 for Love Club
- We will be sitting on the floor (some chairs available), please bring a pillow, backjack, yoga mat or nest to your preference.
- Bring Water.
- You may want to bring a journal and pen to record your thoughts.
Do I just buy an online ticket and show up?
Buy a ticket online that way your space is reserved. You can buy a ticket at the door, but online registration is encouraged.
I'm curious about JoyGasm/Love Club. And scared! What is the expectation?
It's completely normal to be scared. The expectation is that you show up, and say yes to the exercises that excite you, and no to anything that you're not wanting to do.
What if I feel uncomfortable/vulnerable?
You will probably feel vulnerable, it's true. Vulnerability Hangovers Happen (that feeling of "OMG I just shared SO much, do they still like me?") I'll go over some techniques to deal with that, and I'll be there to help you if you need support.
What if I want more of a connection and exploration?
If you want MORE connection, awesome, you can get it by connecting outside of the event with other people, join the online community, start a coaching experience with me. The event is a great way to sample JoyGasm, and integrating it into daily life is a life changing experience. To join the online community, and stay connected with our journey go to JoyGasm.me/JGM
Is JoyGasm the same as Tantra?
If you ask most Tantric teachers "What is Tantra?" you will usually get an esoteric answer like "Tantra is a spiritual path that integrates body, mind and soul." "It's a path of deep awareness that embraces pleasure." "A path that weaves together heaven and earth, body and spirit, masculine and feminine."But what does that mean when you apply it to relationships, stress and life? This is where JoyGasm is different.
JoyGasm is all about practical application into life in ways that create radical change. Although JoyGasm uses techniques and concepts that are Tantric, it also calls from many other traditions and techniques, creating something that is practical, radical, and applicable to modern life.
Love Club Rules
1st Rule: "You must talk about Love Club"
2nd Rule: "You MUST TALK about Love Club"
3rd Rule: I will speak my truth. It is my most important gift. Yes means YES. Maybe means no. No means no. Feel free to change your mind. If someone says "yellow", goes limp, or taps out the love is ON HOLD.
4th Rule: Stay Connected, Push your Limits Find your true vibe, then play with a partner, triad and more. Play with as many people as you can handle.
5th Rule: Life is a pleasure positive space. We want to hear you, see & feel you. Smash the monkey, show up sexy.
6th Rule: Respect the Relationship Underwear. No touching boobs, butts, genitals or tongues and clothes stay on.
7th Rule: I Practice Radical Self Expression. Vulnerability, orgasm, tears, laughter, silence and, sorrow, rage, and anger are welcome here. When it goes away it comes back better.
8th Rule: If this is your first night at LOVE CLUB you must be the center of a Virgin Love Triangle!
Feeling completely loved up and blissed out. – A
A blissful night Thank you Elena another wonderful full moon ceremony, and thank you to all beautiful souls who share your loving energy much love - E


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Himalayan Trek to Har Ki Dun - 2 Batches in 2019- Registration is ON
Cloaked in mystery, and located at an altitude of 3566m, this almost untouched land is situated in the westernmost part of the Himalayas. A challenge to the adventurers, Har-ki-Dun is supposed to have shared part of its history with the Pandavas.
Har-ki-Dun (Har stands for Hari, or Lord Krishna, the blue-god, and Dun means valley), lies in the westernmost Himalayas of Garhwal, sharing its boundary with eastern Himachal Pradesh, and is dominated by the Swargarohini peak (6096m).
Tentative Schedule:
Day 1 : Dehradun To Sankari Drive (210km) (7/8 Hrs) from Dehradun to Sankri/Saur (1850mt)
(Note :Your expected to reach Dehradun on previous night)
Through the Yamuna and Tons valleys across the Yamuna bridge, Nainbagh, Nowgaon, Purola, Jarmola (Jarmola is one of the biggest and most beautiful pine forests in Asia), Mori and Netwar. Trek to a tiny market in Sankri, a few wooden huts serve simple yet delicious food. Dinner and overnight stay at the GMVN (Garhwal Mangal Vikas Nigam) Hotel Swargarohini .
Day 2: Sankari To Taluka ,(3/4 Hrs) Taluka (1900m)
On an even surface through thick forests, with a few waterfalls on the way. Dinner and overnight stay at the GMVN rest house or the Forest Department's rest house or in tent at the camping.
Day 3 : Taluka To Seema (Cheludgad 12km, (5/6 hrs)
With packed lunch, to Seema (Osla 2559mt). You could either opt for the steep climb of Dhaatmeer village, which is a path with beautiful views, or just trek along the Karmanasha stream. Both the routes meet at Gangaar village. Dinner and overnight stay at the GMVN rest house or in tent.
Day 4 : Seema (Cheludgad) To Harkidun 12km (5/6hrs)
On Har-Ki-Dun(3566mt) mountains, with packed lunch, to Har-ki-Dun on a gradual ascent that offers excellent views of the snow-covered mountains and vast valleys with huge waterfalls. The area is home to a number of rare species of Himalayan birds and flowers, and is full of birch and spruce. After the last steep climb of approximately 200m, you have the grassy field of Har-ki-Dun divided by the clear and calm Karmanasha stream. The beautiful Swargarohini stands tall overlooking this Valley of God. Dinner and overnight stay at the GMVN rest house or the Forest Department'srest house or in tent. .
Day 5 : Harkidun To Seema (Cheludgad) by Trek (5/6hrs)
Eads to the Jaundhar glacier (4000mt). Trek back to Har-ki-Dun and further down to Seema, with packed lunch. Dinner and overnight stay at Seema]. (Cheludgad).
Day 6 : Seema to Taluka By Trek (5/6hrs)
with packed lunch. Dinner and overnight stay at Taluka.
Day 7 : Taluka To Sankari, (3/4hrs)
with packed lunch. Dinner and overnight stay at Sanakri.
Day 8 : Sankari to Dehradun,
Drive (210km) (7/8 Hrs)
Participation fees: Rs.9,800/- per person + 5% GST
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Cost Excludes:
- Camping Tents, Kitchen tents, Dining Tent and Sleeping bags (Holofill) and Carry mats.
- Nutritious, high calorie vegetarian food
- Guide, cook and camp helpers.
- Tented accommodation (3 people in each tent)
- Basic First Aid
- Forest Permission Charges
- Cordinator throughout the trek
- Any expenses of personal nature like phone call etc
- Any air/train to reach Delhi and return from Delhi.
- Travel from Delhi to Dehradun.
- Any hotel accommodation
- Horses with horsemen to carry your loads on the route.
- Your Accommodation or any other expenses before or after the trek schedule.
- Extra food apart from mentioned above
- Anything not mentioned above.
- Backpack 35- 40 Liters (You can chose to send it with horse/porter at actual cost)
- Small day pack 20 Liters (you can use this on the trail to carry your trail food, camera, water and trail layers. Ideal to carry only if you are sending bigger bag on horse/porter)
- Small day pack 20 Liters (you can use this on the trail to carry your trail food, camera, water and trail layers.)
- Hiking pants/trousers and shirts
- Good ankle-length hiking shoes
- Flash light with extra batteries
- Sunglasses (mandatory)
- 2 Hiking poles
- Suntan lotion and toiletries
- Camera (optional)
- Water bottle
- Warm jacket/pullover
- Warm gloves
- Warm socks
- Raincoat
- Prescribed medication (if any)
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Inside the Beltway things are different. There exists a whole cadre of people - politicians, lobbyists, bureaucrats - who are sure that what they are doing matters. They have confidence that, in fact, they are changing the world. You can see it in the eyes of the people in the Metro stations, and in the way they stride impatiently along the sidewalks of the nation's capital on their way to their offices and meeting rooms. There is a certain intensity in the step and a certain steely glint in the eye that says "what I'm doing counts".
Everything that happens inside the Beltway, whether intrinsically important or curiously mundane, takes on a political tone. That's certainly true of the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which the IP has been covering since Friday morning. The IP is at the meeting (as both a scientist and a member of the press) because the AAAS is deeply involved in the business of science and mathematics education. It is influential in setting the agenda for science and math education in the nation both through its professional development efforts for teachers and through its ability to set de facto standards. Project 2061 is a major effort by the AAAS to increase the scientific literacy of all students. Additionally, the AAAS Directorate of Education and Human Resources is active in a number of other areas of math and science education.
So far the IP has attended sessions on "Integrating Technology into Science Education", on "Teaching Mathematics to Children and Adolescents", and on "Shaping the Future Learning of Mathematics and Science". Three key threads wove their way through all three of these sessions. First, the activists who drive new pedagogical efforts and new standards are becoming keenly aware of the political implications of new curricular standards in math and science education for K-8 students. Second, there seems to be a growing realization that teachers are central to the success of any math or science teaching effort. Third, the research effort in science and math education is relatively weak and fragmented. There is some research that tells us what does not work too well. And, there is some, but not a convincing body of research informing us about what does work. This perhaps is not too surprising since teaching and learning depends on many variables, and it almost never is possible to control them all in empirical studies. Because of this lack of convincing evidence, much of the debate over curriculum and standards boils down to arguments about values and philosophy.
The IP will be commenting in more detail about the issues of curricular standards, pedagogical effectiveness, teacher preparation, and the politicization of education in the days to come.
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Markets settle holiday-truncated week lower, Nifty ends at 9,150
The benchmark indices on Thursday settled the holiday-truncated week lower after index heavyweight Infosys' revenue guidance and plan to distribute cash to shareholders fell short of expectations, raising concerns at the start of the March quarter earnings.
The geopolitical worries, after the United States launched cruise missiles against an air base in Syria last week and fears of a new weapons test by North Korea, also contributed to the losses.
Investors also took cues from the index of industrial production (IIP) data, which contracted in February and consumer price index (CPI)-based inflation data, which edged up in March.
The S&P BSE Sensex settled at 29,461, down 182 points, while the broader Nifty50 ended at 9,150, down 53 points. For the week, the Sensex shed 245 points or 0.8%, while the Nifty slipped 47 points or 0.5%.
In the broader market, the S&P BSE Smallcap index outperformed to gain 0.2%, while S&P BSE Midcap remained little changed.
The breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was slightly positive. On the BSE, 1,458 shares rose and 1,441 shares fell. A total of 149 shares were unchanged.
Nifty IT index (down 2.4%) was the leading sectoral loser, dragged by Infosys, which was also the top loser on Sensex and Nifty. The stock shed 3.7% to Rs 933 on NSE after country's second largest software services firm saw 2.8% decline in net profits to Rs 3603 crore for the quarter ended on March 31, 2017.
The Bengaluru-based bellwether forecast revenue guidance of 6.5% to 8.5% for fiscal year 2018, indicating that the woes for IT services firms continue.
TCS also fell over 2% to Rs 2,335 ahead of its March quarter numbers scheduled for April 18.
Another software products company Mastek, however, hit 52-week high of Rs 234, up 11% on BSE in intra-day trade, on the back of heavy volumes. It settled at Rs 220, up 4%. The company is scheduled to report its earnings on April 20.
Financial stocks continued to rise with the Nifty PSU Bank index gaining 0.4%. Up to Wednesday's close, the index has risen nearly 18.4%.
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), meanwhile, entered into the elite league of corporate entities with a market value of over Rs 2 lakh crore after the stock price of the company hit new high on the BSE.
IOCL, the oil marketing giant, with the m-cap of Rs 205,113 crore came in at number ninth position in overall m-cap ranking, the BSE data showed. The company surpassed the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) major Hindustan Unilever (HUL), which held m-cap of Rs 200,635 crore.
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Statutory Address: 22-26, WALLINGFORD STREET
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Statutory Address: 22-26, WALLINGFORD STREET
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SU3987NE (North side)
9/176 Nos.22 to 26 (even)
Three cottages, now 3 shops. Late C16/early C17. Originally timber-framed. Roughcast walling; C20 tile roof; brick stack. 3-unit plan. 2 storeys; 3-window range. C20 doors and windows, C18 first-floor sashes. Gabled roof; ridge stack. Interior: No.26 (to left) has chamfered quartered beams on first floor, mid C19 two-panelled doors, timber-framed partition to right. No.24 has chamfered beam and chamfered bressumer to open fireplace in chalk rubble stack. No.22 (right) has chamfered ground-floor beam, jowled posts to 2 queen-post trusses with windbraces and clasped purlins in timber-framed side-walls, which have wattle and daub infill.
Listing NGR: SU3998687874
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 251275
Legacy System: LBS
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
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Casey Kasem's Widow Will Not Face Criminal Charges
Los Angeles prosecutors said Friday that they won't file elder abuse charges against Casey Kasem's widow despite efforts by three of the radio personality's children to have her prosecuted.
A charge evaluation sheet released by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said Casey Kasem had received consistent medical care in his final days and that it wouldn't be appropriate to charge Jean Kasem.
"Because of Mr. Kasem's longstanding profound health issues, this case cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury," the decision read.
Casey Kasem's Daughter Demands LAPD Arrest Widow for Elder Abuse
Jean Kasem was married to the celebrity announcer for more than 30 years but was stripped of control over his medical care in the final days of his life.
Casey Kasem died in June 2014 in Washington state, where Jean Kasem had taken him after checking him out of a Los Angeles-area medical facility where he was receiving around-the-clock care.
The longtime "American Top 40" host had a form of dementia and a severe bedsore when he died.
Shortly before his death, Casey Kasem's daughter Kerri Kasem was appointed as his conservator. She and his two other children from a previous marriage called for elder abuse charges against their stepmother at a news conference in January.
Los Angeles police looked into the allegations, but prosecutors declined to bring charges. "The development of a bedsore by itself is insufficient evidence of abuse or neglect because of Mr. Kasem's overall weakened health," the document stated.
Jean Kasem said her decision to move her husband to Washington was made to protect his privacy, the decision states.
Casey Kasem Finally Laid to Rest in Norway; Questions About Death Remain
Kerri Kasem said in a statement Friday she was upset by the decision and would seek charges against her stepmother in Washington state. "The Los Angeles County District Attorney, with her professed interest in ending elder abuse, could do more," Kerri Kasem's statement read.
A spokeswoman for Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey said the office wouldn't have any comment beyond what was in the charge evaluation worksheet.
An email message sent to Jean Kasem's attorney wasn't returned Friday afternoon.
The announcer's youngest daughter, from his marriage with Jean Kasem, however, has supported her mother in the family dispute.
Casey Kasem's legacy reached well beyond music. His voice was heard as the character Shaggy in the "Scooby-Doo" TV cartoons and in numerous commercials.
His "American Top 40" began July 4, 1970, in Los Angeles, when the No. 1 song was Three Dog Night's cover of Randy Newman's "Mama Told Me Not to Come."
In his signoff, Casey Kasem's would tell viewers: "And don't forget: Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars."


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Dean - Lakshmi Reddi, P.E.
Associate Dean (Academic Programs) - Sonya Cooper, P.E.
Associate Dean/Director of Engineering Research Center - Phillip DeLeon
Associate Dean (Outreach) - Patricia Sullivan
Business Manager - Monica Lopez
Communications and Special Events coordinator - Linda Fresques
Student Programs Coordinator - Elizabeth Howard
The College of Engineering comprises six departments:
- Chemical Engineering;
- Civil Engineering;
- Electrical and Computer Engineering;
- Engineering Technology and Surveying Engineering;
- Industrial Engineering;
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
Mission of the College of Engineering
The College of Engineering will uphold the land grant mission of NMSU through nationally recognized programs in education, research and professional & public service.
With respect to our undergraduate programs, we will accomplish our mission by focusing on the following goals:
- To be nationally and internationally recognized for academic & research programs in Engineering & Engineering Technology.
- Provide world-class engineers & engineering technologists for industrial, government, and academic constituents of the College of Engineering
- To be the University of Choice for undergraduate engineering & engineering technology education in the region
- To serve as an engine for economic development in New Mexico through the advancement of engineering and technology
Furthermore, graduates receiving baccalaureate degrees will demonstrate:
- an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering;
- an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data;
- an ability to design a system, component or process to meet desired needs;
- an ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams;
- an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems;
- an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility;
- an ability to communicate effectively;
- the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global and societal context;
- a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning;
- a knowledge of contemporary issues; and
- an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
Undergraduate Student Advisement
Starting with the Fall 2017 semester, students entering the College of Engineering will be advised by the Center for Academic Advising and Student Support (CAASS) located in Garcia Annex. Students may also change majors at the CAASS. Students uncertain about choosing a major may list themselves as undeclared in the College of Engineering and be advised by the CAASS. Undeclared students will be asked to choose a major after two semesters in the college. Students must have a declared major in order to graduate.
At the discretion of the associate dean, students who do not demonstrate satisfactory progress may be required to leave the College of Engineering.
Undergraduate General Education
With the exception of math and science, the College accepts all coursework approved for inclusion in the New Mexico General Education Common Core. Calculus I, General Chemistry I and Engineering Physics I are required to satisfy areas II and III of the common core.
S/U Coursework
The College requires most degree requirements to be taken with traditional grading. Students may take selected humanities and social science courses under the S/U option. Other exceptions are specifically noted in the program descriptions later in this catalog.
Undergraduate Math Placement
Entering freshmen are placed into an appropriate math course based upon the results of the Math Placement Exam administered regularly by the NMSU mathematics department. Students with Advanced Placement or transfer credit for mathematics will be placed accordingly. Math placement may be altered at the discretion of the associate dean.
Minors are available from most departments within the College of Engineering are outlined in the individual program descriptions.
Undergraduate Cooperative Education
After two semesters of satisfactory academic work (2.5 GPA), an engineering student may go on a work phase with one of the many companies or governmental agencies with which the university has co-op agreements. The experience obtained through alternating periods of academic and fieldwork greatly contributes to the preparation of a student for professional life. Work phases are considered to be a vital part of the educational process, and students are counseled in the selection of co-op positions that will lead to progressive learning experiences. Earnings while on work phase provide a source of financial assistance to meet educational expenses.
A significant number of undergraduate engineering students are in the cooperative education program. Students may, with the approval of their department head, earn credit while participating in a co-op work phase. Co-op credits do not normally count toward the degree requirements but do show on the transcript.
Undergraduate General Academic Requirements
For regular admission to the University and the College of Engineering, incoming freshman and transfer applicants must meet the University's qualifications for regular admission as stated in the undergraduate catalog in effect at the time of application. Students admitted to the College of Engineering will be classified by the college as a Pre-[major] until the standard requirements described below for admission to the program major are met.
Pre-[major] students will be admitted into their respective programs once they have met the following criteria:
- Earn a minimum grade of C- in all of the following courses:
Course List Code Title Credits CHEM 111G General Chemistry I 4 or CHEM 110 (engineering technology) 3 SPCD 111G Advanced ESL Composition 4 ENGR 100 Introduction to Engineering 3 MATH 191G Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 4 or MATH 235 (engineering technology) 3 PHYS 213 Mechanics 3 or PHYS 215G Engineering Physics I or PHYS 211 (engineering technology) 3
Any of the above courses with earned AP credit (minimum score of 3) is exempt from the list. Transfer students may meet this criteria with determined passing credit of equivalent courses. PRE [major] students will be advised by their EG [major] department.
NMSU College of Engineering reserves the right to independently test any student's English proficiency upon arrival, including those who have earned scores satisfying minimum admission criteria. If the demonstrated level of English proficiency is not sufficient for academic success as determined by the Center for English Language Programs, support classes may be required to improve proficiency.
Students must earn a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 before enrolling in engineering courses numbered 300 or above.
Students must earn a grade of C- or better in all engineering, technology, math and science courses (including associated prerequisite courses) required for the degree and also courses taken to satisfy the general education requirements for Area I-Communications, Area II-Mathematics/Algebra, and Area III-Laboratory Science. If a grade lower than C- is earned in any of these courses, the student is required to retake the course immediately during the next semester it is offered. An undergraduate student may attempt an engineering, math, or physical science course no more than three times to earn a passing grade of C- or better. Anytime a student earns less than a C-, a meeting with the appropriate Engineering academic advisor is required to develop a plan for addressing this issue. If the student fails to pass any of these courses after three attempts, then the student will not be able to continue as an Engineering major and will be counseled on other degree options.
Engineering Transfer Policy
Policy for engineering majors enrolling in courses at other institutions to meet College of Engineering Departmental Core Requirements1.
- NMSU Policy Manual Chapter 6, section 89, paragraph A. "The decision to award a student credit for work completed at another institution rests with the faculty."
- NMSU main campus engineering majors may take core classes at other institutions of higher education to meet NMSU College of Engineering Departmental Core if the NMSU core course cannot accommodate any more eligible students.
- The following conditions and restrictions apply to any course not taken on the NMSU main campus.
- The department must approve the course prior to enrollment (student to provide course syllabus and any other documentation to department head).
- The course must be a class in a program that is accredited by an accreditation commission of ABET, Inc. and cannot be graded S/U
- The course must be substantially the same as the equivalent NMSU class and the student must have satisfied all NMSU prerequisite requirements.
- The student shall provide a corresponding course syllabus and any other documentation required.
- If NMSU prerequisite requirements are not satisfied, credit will be denied regardless of a passing grade for the course at the other institution.
- In addition to 3 above, the following conditions apply to any on-line course not taken from the NMSU main campus.
- Scheduled exams, if any, shall be proctored2.
- If NMSU prerequisite requirements are not satisfied, credit will be denied regardless of a passing grade for the course at the other institution.
Core requirements are defined as required departmental, discipline-related, courses within the major.
The student may choose to have NMSU proctor Exams (http://distance.nmsu.edu/faculty/requiring-a-proctored-exam/)
For more information about transferring to New Mexico State University from another accredited institution, visit the NMSU Transfer Center.
Requirements for Graduation
The minimum requirements for undergraduate degrees are:
- Satisfaction of the university requirements as previously outlined in the Regulations section of this catalog.
- Satisfaction of the college requirements as outlined under General Academic Requirements, above.
- Satisfaction of the departmental rules and course requirements as outlined in the individual program descriptions.
NOTE: In order to maintain quality, remain current, and satisfy changes in accreditation criteria, requirements which have been published may be changed. Any such changes will be announced and will not be retroactive. Always consult an academic advisor before registering for classes.
Graduate Degrees
Graduate study is available in the
- Aerospace Engineering,
- Chemical Engineering,
- Civil Engineering,
- Electrical Engineering,
- Environmental Engineering,
- Industrial Engineering and
- Mechanical Engineering.
See individual program descriptions for graduate degree requirements.
Bachelor Degrees
Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology
Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Majors in:
- Aerospace Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Physics
- Engineering Technology
- Geomatics
- Industrial Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
Dual Degrees
Bachelor of Science/ Master of Science-Electrical Engineering
Masters Degree
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Master of Science in Chemical Engineering
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Structural Engineering
- Water Resource Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering
Master of Science in Industrial Engineering
Doctoral Degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Majors in:
Undergraduate Minors
- Aerospace Engineering
- Agricultural Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Brewery Engineering
- Computational Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Digital Electronic Applications
- Digital Forensics
- Electrical Engineering
- Entrepreneurship
- Geomatics
- Information Security Technology
- Manufacturing
- Materials Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Nuclear Chemical Engineering
- Pre-Law in Intellectual Property
- Pre-Medicine Studies
- Renewable Energy Technologies
Graduate Minor
ABET (formerly the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology), established in 1933 and composed of representatives from technical societies, assures professional standards by periodic evaluations of the programs in the College of Engineering. (ABET may be contacted at http://www.abet.org)
Continuous accreditation by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET has been in force since
- 1938 for civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering,
- 1967 for chemical engineering,
- 1971 for industrial engineering,
- 2001 for surveying engineering and
- 2005 for engineering physics.
The electronics and computer, civil, and mechanical engineering technology baccalaureate degree programs have been accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of ABET since 1988.
The college is a member of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).