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How to Cook a Turkey Breast in the Slow Cooker
You know how much I love cooking in my slow cooker, from cooking a whole chicken in a slow cooker to a whole turkey, I'm so excited to share with you how to cook a turkey breast in a slow cooker today!
It's really easy and it's perfect for Thanksgiving or any holiday!
I have a quick video for you to watch in this post and I know you'll find it really helpful!
I mix all of the rub ingredients together first and then smash and peel the garlic. Cut up the vegetables and add them to the slow cooker. Pour the chicken broth on top.
Quarter the lemon.
Pat the turkey breast dry.
Rub the garlic all over the turkey breast.
Add the rub to the turkey.
And then I add the lemon to the opening in the turkey breast. I always use lemon when roasting a turkey or chicken. It keeps keep the meat moist and tender.
Put the turkey breast in the slow cooker on top of the veggies and chicken broth.
Cook on low for 3.5 to 5 hours. Remove the turkey breast from the slow cooker and place in a baking dish and broil for a few minutes to crisp up the skin.
I use the broth from the slow cooker to make a gravy in a skillet. I know you'll love this!
It's a no fuss way of making a turkey breast in the slow cooker and makes it easy for your holiday get together!
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Slow Cooker Turkey Breast Recipe
Yield: Serves 4 to 6
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 4 hours 10 minutes
Total Time: 5 hours 30 minutes
- 1/2 large onion, chopped
- 3 carrots, ends cut off, cut into thirds
- 2 celery stalks, ends cut off, cut into thirds
- one 15-ounce can low sodium chicken broth
- 4 to 5 pound turkey breast (with the bone-in)
- 4 garlic cloves, smashed and peeled
- 1 lemon, quartered
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 3 Tablespoons butter
- 3 Tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- Add the onion, carrots and celery and broth to the crockpot. Turn on low.
- Mix all of the rub ingredients together in a small bowl.
- Pat the turkey breast dry with paper towels. Rub smashed garlic on the skin. Add spice rub to turkey. Leftover spices put on top of vegetables.
- Add garlic and lemon to the inner cavity of the breast. Place the breast on top of the veggies.
- Cook on low for 3 1/2 to 5 hours, depending on the size of the breast. It should have an internal temperature of at least 160 degrees F.
- Remove the turkey breast using turkey lifters and place in a roasting pan or baking dish. Place in the oven on the broil setting to crisp up the skin, for about 3 to 4 minutes, watching carefully so it won't burn.
Make the Gravy
- Strain the broth from the slow cooker (mine made about 1 1/3 cups)
- Add 3 tablespoons of butter to a sauce pan and melt. Add flour and mix well, allowing the flour to cook for 3 to 4 minutes.
- Slowly add the strained broth and mix, until desired consistency. Allow to simmer and thicken. Add water if needed to thin out the gravy (about 2 to 3 tablespoons).
- Add dried thyme and salt and pepper to taste. Serve with the turkey breast.
from The Little Kitchen
Have you tried this recipe?
More recipes for you to check out!
Crockpot Whole Chicken
Cook a whole turkey in a slow cooker: Crockpot Turkey
Roast Turkey with Wine and Herbs
Slow Cooker Turkey Breast with Gravy
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New Year's resolution time comes at just the right moment. At least for me. I came home from Minnesota feeling like I put on an extra layer of fat to make it in the cold. Before I left for Christmas, I fell into the mentality that if it's gluten-free, it must be good. I was eating chips and guacamole for dinner. That's a lot of calories! Then in Minnesota, I fell off the wagon and consumed beer, wine, cookies, party foods, stuffing and I don't even remember what else.
Luckily as soon as I got back to New York, I jumped right into editing New Year's content. Juice cleanses have been all the rage in 2013, but I never got on board. First, I think I would be too crabby and hungry for it to be worth it. Second, I've read too many studies that point out the dangers and cons. Finally, I just don't believe in it. Wouldn't it make more sense to eat "clean" all the time than to periodically detox? And wouldn't it take more than three days of fasting to clear your body of toxins? But mostly it's the fact that I like to eat solid food too much.
Full of motivation, I ran to Trader Joe's after work for fruits, veggies, green tea and other gluten-free whole foods. I'm also ridiculously excited about this fruit infusion water bottle my brother got me. I bought a nice big cucumber and chopped up pieces for my bottle immediately. I'm so ready for eating in 2014 that I'm starting today.

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When it comes to male grooming, you probably envision all the things that happen behind the privacy of your own bathroom door. Sure, that's where it starts, but no matter what kind of care you give your balls in the bathroom, they're sure to get a little rough around the edges after they've been kept in the confines of your boxers for hours on end. This is why a well-rounded manscaping regimen is essential for guys who really want to experience the best male grooming possible.
But, how can this be achieved?
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You may not realize it, but sweat by itself isn't the cause of swamp crotch. It only starts the process. Bacteria is actually the culprit for smelly scrotums, but it doesn't do that work alone. When you sweat (which is a given, considering the confined space in which you keep your balls), the sweat clings to your skin, hair, and pores. As it collects, bacteria begins to form, which ultimately produces the undesirable stench that's known to rise up from the crotches of men around the world.
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Crop Mop comes complete with an aloe-based formula that naturally provides soothing comfort to your skin. Some ball wipes claim to cleanse your crevices, but can they soothe your skin, too? We think not. The aloe in Crop Mop puts it a head above the competition (pun intended).
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In most cases, if you really want to get your nuts clean, you'll need to opt for a wash rag that can get down and dirty with your dirty parts, but who wants to carry a washcloth around all the time? Not only that, but what are you going to do with it when you're finished? You would have two options: throw it away or walk around with a soon-to-be-moldy rag in your bag.
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Chances are, if you stroll into your local grocery store to get some ball wipes, you're going to come out with a product that was created for toddlers. Will they wipe your sack in a sensitive way? Sure they will. After all, they were designed for babies who wear diapers and depend on adults to keep them clean. Will they focus on your adult male needs, ensuring your body maintains the proper amount of moisture and hydration while wiping away unwanted bacteria? Of course they won't. They weren't designed to do such a thing.
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We challenge you to go to any supermarket or convenience store and ask the clerk which aisle men's ball wipes live in. If you're not escorted out by the police for an indecent proposal, you probably still won't find what you're looking for because only Manscaped produced the type of materials you need to get a good start on clean balls.
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"Travel" can mean anything from roaming around in your car all day to sitting in airports with long layovers. In any event, when your balls get restless, they need to be calmed. With Crop Mop, you can easily refresh your below-the-belt body parts without needing access to a shower or any soap at all. In fact, each wipe comes complete with everything you need to kill bacteria, get rid of sweat, and step foot into your next meeting with confidence.
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We've all been subjected to manly products that make people run out of the elevator when they encounter our whereabouts. What is it about man-branded products that make companies feel like they need to exert extra power over us by way of extraordinary whiffs? Fortunately, you don't need to worry about that with Crop MOP. These little beasts go to work on your balls without requiring extra attention. The scent is clean and unnoticeable, just like you've taken a shower and put on clean shorts in the middle of the day. At MANSCAPED, we're not fans of unsavory scents, and we don't think our customers should be, either. Our goal is to give you clean balls, and with a single wipe (or two), we've done our jobs.
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Whether you're going balls to the walls with a smooth scrotum, or you simply want to clean up your junk with a quick wipe of a Crop Mop, we've got you covered. MANSCAPED provides tools and products for the everyday man, so you can become a well-procured gentleman at your leisure. Because they're small and compact, you can keep Crop Mop ball wipes with you wherever you go, but a true grooming regimen needs a little more planning:
- Trim the top layer. The Lawn Mower™ 3.0 trimmer will mow down your unruly hair so you can be more confident, no matter the circumstance.
- Shower well. This means using a body wash that's meant for post-shave priorities. This is where Crop Cleanser™ body wash comes in handy.
- Finish it off. Before you step into your briefs, be sure to apply our ball deodorant and after-care toner. You'll be amazed at the difference these elements make.
At MANSCAPED, your balls are our business. We take pride in creating products and tools that take care of your, well, tools. Start your grooming routine today by ordering today.


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Hello MS World!
I partnered up with Donald Saint Germain, a fellow Community Ambassador, to write a response to the intriguing Op-Ed by Thomas Friedman, titled, "The Two Codes Your Kids Need To Know". He wrote from the HS perspective, while I responded to the article from the MS perspective.
A discussion on the original Op-Ed, as well as our responses, might be a good discussion for your students.
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For people who ignore the evidence that shows a toxic snake in the grass...
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They don't care that the willful use of toxic substances known to cause injury and death in a vaccine or injection is prohibited and universally accepted as a part of national and international law. Continue reading and you will relealize: Some people are above the law indeed...
1. There is scientific evidence that the swine flu vaccine, especially the adjuvants, specifically squalene, cause serious injury and death. A 2000 study published in the American Journal of Pathology demonstrated a single injection of the adjuvant squalene into rats triggered "chronic, immune-mediated joint-specific inflammation,"
2. The WHO prescribed by virtue of the authority vested in it by its Constitution and the International Health Regulations 2005 that vaccinations against the swine flu must contain adjuvants such as squalene.The WHO chooses to include that dangerous substance even though vaccine company's own published clinical trials show that adjuvants are deletrious.
3. There is clear evidence all vaccinations are bad and that vaccine companies have been involved in concealing the dangers from us by systematically manipulating data. Dr Rebecca carley, court qualified expert on vaccines, has called innoculations, the true weapons of mass destruction.
4. The new swine flu jab is linked to a deadly brain disorder called Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS), which could be triggered by the vaccine. GBS attacks the lining of the nerves, causing paralysis and inability to breathe, and can be fatal.
5. Doomed to repeat history: Remember the use of a similar swine flu vaccine in the United States in 1976? More people died from the vaccination than from swine flu, and 500 cases of GBS were detected!
6. Top priority will be given to everyone aged six months to 65 with an underlying health problem, pregnant women and health professionals.
7. The swine flu vaccine being offered to children has not been tested on infants.
8. The patent of the veterinary FERTILITY IMPAIRING VACCINE can be found on-line. It mentions both, the lipoid adjuvans squalene and the polysorbate TM80.
9. Some additional ingredients in vaccines (as listed by the CDC on their website) include antibiotics, aluminum gels, formaldehyde, monosodium glutamate (MSG), egg protein, and sulfites. Moreover, mercury is still present in many vaccines!
10. Immunization is a natural process, and even the "best vaccine" cannot protect you or give you a stronger immune system and protect you.
It's getting very late. It is time for the mountain of lies to crumble. Please spread the word to everyone you know so we can make this viral. The time to stop chopping at branches and get to the old root of this evil is now!
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Kendall is red hot! The model on the rise posed for a glam photo shoot in Los Angeles on November 5th — Kris Jenner's birthday! Well, we're sure her momager didn't mind her missing a little birthday action for this gorgeous shoot.
Kendall Jenner, 19, looked amazing in all red for a photo shoot in California. Everything was red from her clothing to her nail polish, but what really stole the show was her perfect red lipstick! Get Kendall's look HERE!
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With a look this fab, there's no way that Kris Jenner could be too upset about her daughter missing some of her birthday — We hope!
Kendall always looks great, but she totally out did herself this time! What do you think about her all red glamour shots? Comment below and tell us what you think!
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I read When Dimple Met Rishi while visiting my mother-in-law in Ohio last year. I almost waited to read From Twinkle with Love until we make that trip next week, but ultimately, I couldn't wait. Especially not when I came across it in the public library (I didn't think we'd get it until fall).
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Outdoors Notebook, Dec. 2, 2004
November 29, 2004
… The Colorado Division of Wildlife has started a comprehensive review of fishing regulations for the years 2006-2010. The Colorado Wildlife Commission reviews fishing regulations once every five years. During the process, the public is offered a variety of opportunities to comment on the rules and regulations that govern fishing in Colorado. In addition, the DOW has the opportunity to suggest new regulations, revise current regulations or remove outdated regulations from the books.
As part of the first step of this review process, the DOW will present regulation issues to the Wildlife Commission at the panel's March 10-11 meeting in Denver.
Locations and dates for closed round-table meetings:
* Longmont: 6 p.m. Tuesday, Longmont Public Library, 4th Avenue and Emery Street
* Greeley: 6 p.m. Wednesday, Farr Branch Library, 1939 61st Ave.
* Fort Collins: 6 p.m. Dec. 14, DOW regional office, 317 W. Prospect
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Comments or questions may also be directed in writing to the Colorado Division of Wildlife Aquatic Section, Attention: Chapter 1 Review, 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216, or by phone to Sportfish Program Manager Robin Knox at (303) 291-7362.
… The Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests is selling Christmas tree permits for the annual Christmas tree sale near Red Feather Lakes. The $10 permits may be purchased from the Canyon Lakes Ranger District located at 2150 Centre Ave., Building E, in Fort Collins, or the Pawnee National Grassland at 660 O St. in Greeley.
The cutting area will be open from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. daily. The cutting dates are Saturday through Dec. 12. For cutting during the week, permits must be purchased in advance from one of the districts. On weekends, permits can be purchased at the cutting area. Smokey Bear will be at the cutting area from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on the weekends.
The cutting area is located north of Fort Collins, near the village of Red Feather Lakes. Take U.S. 287 north of Fort Collins for 21 miles. At Livermore, turn left onto Red Feather Lakes Road (Larimer County Road 74E) and travel approximately 16 miles to Boy Scout Road. Turn left onto Boy Scout Road and drive seven miles to the entrance of the cutting area. Signs or U.S. Forest Service personnel will provide directions the rest of the way. Chains or four-wheel drive is required to enter the cutting area. For more information, call the Visitor Information Office at (970) 295-6700 or go to http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/arnf/.
… Colorado wildlife biologists will begin using helicopters this month to survey deer, elk and bighorn sheep along the Front Range and in other areas of the state with an eye toward assessing the status of Colorado's big-game herds.
Aerial surveys by state biologists could run through March. Similar flights have already begun or will begin in northwest and southwest Colorado and could last through early February.
The surveys enable wildlife biologists to gather specific data about the dynamics of deer and elk herds. Through computer modeling, biologists are then able to develop population estimates and use the information to determine how many hunting licenses to issue in game management units.
Besides deer, elk and bighorn sheep, biologists also survey pronghorn antelope, moose and mountain goats at various times of the year.


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My home country has a great documentaries' tradition, the non-fiction of the big and small screen. So that a Dutch documentary receives a prize at a film festival (this time at St. Tropez) is not uncommon. Hadn't seen it, but its … Continue reading
Rothkopf does it again
I try to limit re-blogging to a minimum. But some of those whom I follow are just such able writers of concise perspectives on issues that I really care about that it cannot be avoided. David Rothkopf, whose book length … Continue reading
Corrupt, corrupter, corruptest
I'm known to have a fancy for corruption. Click corruption in the list of key words (right column) and you'll see. Al Jazeera just published an article by Jason Hickel that nicely summarizes the many threads of my own musings, … Continue reading


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Jack Wilson is a litigation associate with experience trying complex patent litigation matters in United States district courts, the International Trade Commission, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. He has technical expertise in computer electronics including software and electrical engineering matters and has represented clients from diverse technological areas. During law school, Mr. Wilson served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Mark Davis of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
Before Fish, Mr. Wilson served as an Ordnance Officer in a Short Range Air and Missile Defense (SHORAD) battalion in the United States Army.
William & Mary Law School 2016
William & Mary Law Review
magna cum laude
University of Virginia 2009
Computer Engineering, B.S.
- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office 2016
- District of Columbia 2017
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In the matter of Certain Robotic Vacuum Cleaning Devices and Components Thereof Such as Spare Parts, (USITC Inv. No. 337-TA-1057). Representing Complainant iRobot in a patent infringement investigation relating to autonomous behavior and embedded systems.
In the matter of Certain Semiconductor Devices And Consumer Audiovisual Products Containing The Same, (USITC Inv. No. 337-TA-1047). Representing Respondents MediaTek Inc., MediaTek USA Inc., and MStar Semiconductor Inc. in a patent infringement action involving video processing technology.
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Realtime Data LLC d/b/a/ IXO v. Echostar Corporation and Hughes Network Systems, LLC, (6:17-cv-84, Eastern District of Texas). Defending Echostar and Hughes Network Systems in a patent litigation regarding compression technology.


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How much is this CRMA certification cost? Is this investment worth it in the long run?
Here is a list of various CRMA exam fees (in US dollars) for quick reference. You can find further explanation below.
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* Membership fee varies in different country. In the US, the fee ranges from $40 for students to $250 for regular professionals. Source: IIA
You don't need to be a IIA member to take the CRMA exam, but it makes sense for you to apply because the discount often offsets the membership fee.
The difference from the CRMA exam alone may not justify the membership, but if you take the CIA exam Part 1 into account, then you are definitely better off as a IIA member.
If we look beyond the monetary benefits, joining the membership keeps you up to date on industry news, and enhances your networking effort in the community.
Unlike the membership, this application fee is mandatory. You get half price as a IIA member.
This application fee is valid for 4 years. If one fails to pass the CRMA within this period and would like to try again, he/she must pay again.
We pay this every time we sit for the exam. It is the same for first-timers and retakers.
Most candidates get a copy of the CRMA Exam Study Guide and the practice questions which cost $99 each.
Some candidates may need to travel to another city or even country to take the exam. In this case, travel and accommodation cost should be counted in the budget.
For a typical candidate, the cost is $750 + $200 = Around $1,000
This does not include the cost to take the CIA Part 1 exam, which is part of the CRMA exam requirements. Please refer to this page for CIA exam expenses.
Check out our CRMA master page for further information on this exam.
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How many others that use a Garmin Striker fish finder have had the issue with a blank screen after startup? I know I have on more than one occasion, and luckily the fix is pretty simple and involves the backlight settings. Weird thing is that it just happens randomly every now and then.


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Russia fears 110 dead as boat sinks on Volga River
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About 110 people, many of them children, are feared dead after an old tourist boat sank in central Russia.
Around 80 were rescued on the River Volga in Tatarstan, about 750km (450 miles) east of Moscow.
Thirteen deaths are confirmed, but reports say divers have seen numerous bodies inside the sunken vessel.
The double-decker Bulgaria was carrying 196 passengers and crew when it was caught in a storm on Sunday while sailing to the regional capital, Kazan.
The bad weather, mechanical failure on the 55-year-old vessel and overcrowding have all been cited as possible reasons why the boat sank.
Miles from shore
The Bulgaria, leased by a local tourism company, was on a two-day cruise when it got into difficulty at about 1400 on Sunday (1000 GMT), sinking within minutes at one of the widest points of the river.
Nearly 50 Russian divers were scouring the murky river on Monday and Russian media reports suggested they had seen many bodies inside the sunken ship.
Igor Panshin, head of the Emergencies Ministry's Volga Regional Centre, was shown commenting on NTV: "[The divers] were tapping on the hull in hope of getting possible replies. Unfortunately, none came.
"They have now shone light into the holds and the restaurants, and they see that there are [dead bodies of] people inside."
There was little hope of finding more survivors. Emergencies Minister Sergei Shoigu ordered a search of nearby islands in case any survivors had managed to swim ashore.
Negligence claim
The Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation, amid suspicions that negligence contributed to the tragedy.
Russian media report that the boat was overcrowded and that one of its two engines was not working.
Investigators quoted by Itar-Tass news agency said that even before the boat had set sail from Bolgary to Kazan on Sunday one of its two engines had malfunctioned and the vessel had been listing.
The 80m (260ft) boat sank several kilometres from the shore near the village of Sukeyevo, about 80km south of Kazan.
One survivor described it as "a bad ship, a very old ship", which had already been listing to starboard when it set sail.
"She went under in three minutes," said the survivor, Nikolai Chernov. "There were no announcements or anything, she just listed to starboard and capsized and sank. That was it."
About 80 people survived the accident, most of them rescued by another pleasure boat that was passing nearby.
However, one survivor revealed that before they were finally rescued other ships had refused to come to their aid.
Weeping survivors draped in blankets were shown on state TV, while relatives gathered at a port in Kazan waiting for news of their loved ones.
"My son-in-law telephoned to say that he held out his hand to his wife but she could not grab on," one man told Rossiya 24 state television. "He could not pull her out."
Around 30 children had gathered in a play area on deck just before the boat went down, said one survivor, who feared all may have drowned.
The Volga, Europe's largest river, is popular with cruise boats at this time of the year, says our correspondent.


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• West African equities were mixed as BRVM strengthened (+2.1%) whilst Nigeria underperformed
• East Africa posted solid gains led by Kenya and Tanzania, reversing January's negative returns
• In North Africa, equity markets were dragged down by Morocco after Egypt posted strong returns in USD
• Southern African equities posted mixed results as Zambia and Malawi were positive while Zimbabwe underperformed
West African equities were mixed as BRVM strengthened (+2.1%) whilst Nigeria underperformed, as trading volumes fell and the market was driven lower by the consumer sector, with the sector closing -11.03% lower a. On the earnings front, we digested impressive 3Q17 numbers from Flour Mills (T/O: +56.4% y/y; PAT: n/a) as the company returned to profitability following a NGN5.3bn loss in the prior period. This performance was mainly driven by a gross margin expansion of 170bp to 12.7% as well as a 25% y/y reduction in other operating expenses. Nigerian Breweries released FY16 results that were in-line with our expectations (T/O: +15.2% y/y; PAT: -30.1% y/y) as the challenging economic environment led to a decline in demand for the company's premium brands with consumers downgrading to mainstream. A weaker currency also put pressure on the margins with gross profit margin contracting by 1,286bp y/y to 41.9%. Dangote Cement released disappointing FY16 results (T/O: +25.1% y/y; PAT: +2.9%% y/y) as strong revenue growth was offset by deteriorating margins amid rising input costs due to the devaluation of the Naira and gas shortages which led to the use of more expensive fuel mix, also some of the African subsidiaries diluted bottom-line performance which was in fact aided by a tax credit. In the financial sector, Zenith Bank reported impressive FY16 numbers (GE: +17.5% y/y; PAT: +22.7% y/y) as non-interest income rose by +46% y/y driven by a +56% increase in trading income to NGN28.4bn, while other income increased fourfold to NGN26bn. In the Francophone region, Sonatel released FY16 that were in line with our expectation (T/O: +4.8% y/y; PAT: -2.4% y/y) with profits declining due to a rise in operating costs caused by the impact of the new fiscal and regulatory measures combined with the currency effects and the charges related to the business model transformation programme.
East Africa posted solid gains led by Kenya and Tanzania, reversing January's negative returns. In Kenya, The ongoing drought continues to impact the cost of living, with food costs soaring during the month of February as inflation rose to 9.04%, above the government's upper target of 7.5% driven solely by food price inflation which was a whopping 36%. On the political front, parliament might soon be debating the Banking (Amendment) Bill 2017 which proposes greater control over the banking activities (deposit placements) of State Agencies, also, the inclusion of all lending fees within the lending limit of CBR + 400bp as earlier introduced, which would further impact lending margins should this be legislated. On the earnings front, Barclays Kenya posted weak FY16 results (GE: +7.5% y/y; PAT: -11.9% y/y) driven by a decline in fees and commission income (-13.2% y/y) and higher impairment charges (+122.4%). We also digested poor FY16 results from BAT Kenya (T/O: -10.8% y/y; PAT: -14.9% y/y) as top line growth was impacted by a +24% growth in excise duty and VAT payment outpacing the +2.4% growth in gross revenues. In Mauritius, MCB Group posted strong 1H17 results (GE: +4.5% y/y; PAT +7.1y/y) as net-interest income rose by +8% y/y and operational efficiency improved as cost to income ratio went down to 41.3% from 41.8% in 2016. In Tanzania, Vodacom Tanzania has received approval to list on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange. The IPO will see the mobile services provider raising TZS476bn (USD214m) from selling 560m shares at TZS 850 each. This transaction values Vodacom Tanzania at TZS1.9tn (USD855m).
In North Africa, equity markets were dragged down by Morocco after Egypt posted strong returns in USD following the strengthening of the currency against the USD from EGP18.85 in January to close the month at EGP15.80. On the earnings front, Credit Agricole posted strong FY16 results (GE: +25.2% y/y; PAT: +30.6% y/y) driven by net interest income which rose by +31.7% y/y on back wider net interest margins and an improved cost-to-income ratio. SODIC released impressive FY16 results (T/O: +40.5% y/y; PAT: +44% y/y) as the company delivered 1,060 units (+47%) and with gross margins remaining high at 38%, despite the initial units of Eastown carrying lower margins. On the economic front, Egypt will propose a stamp duty on stock market transactions on buyers and sellers starting at EGP1.25 (USD0.0774) per 1,000. The tax would go up to EGP1.5 per 1,000 in the second year of its implementation and EGP1.75 pounds in its third. In Morocco, Maroc Telecom reported FY16 numbers that showed slow growth (T/O: +3.3% y/y; PAT: +3.2% y/y) as International revenues growth (+9.4% y/y) was offset but a decline in Morocco's mobile revenues (-1.1%).
Southern African equities posted mixed results as Zambia and Malawi were positive while Zimbabwe and Botswana underperformed. In Zimbabwe, CBZ Bank announced disappointing FY16 results (GE: -13.7% y/y; PAT: -32.5% y/y) as net interest income fell by -25.2% after the central bank reached an agreement with banks to cap interest rates at 18% coupled with a -33.6% decline in underwriting income driven by high claim ratios. Barclays reported a strong set of FY16 numbers (GE: +25.6% y/y; PAT: +179% y/y) as the bank's net interest margin grew to 9.5% from 6.9% driven by lower funding costs. Earnings were further boosted up by a +34.4% y/y growth in non-funded income driven by foreign exchange income which rose by 261.5% y/y. In Zambia, the World Bank sees the country's economic growth rising to 4% in 2017 and 4.2% in 2018, predicting a jump in copper prices and improved power supply.


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|A dominant City performance sweeps aside a stunned South Bank eleven. Mark Gretton reports on late goals, jubilation and a naked man.
|For the busy amongst you we won 2-0, deserved pressure finally bringing two late goals, making us unbeaten in 5 since Molby departed and, just to keep it all in perspective, keeping us 11 points off the leaders, 7 points off a promotion spot and 4 points out of the playoff zone, as we occupy an 11th place that was considered catastrophic when we ended up there at the end of the last campaign.Right, now bollocks to perspective. We were excellent on Saturday, settling into an easy rhythm from the outset, dictated throughout by the marvellous Stuart Green. The boy really can play. When I tell you that older supporters were likening him to the wondrous Theodore Whitmore then you can imagine what we witnessed. He shimmered, he shone, he floated and he completely dismantled a Scunt side that had as severe a chasing on our greensward as I can remember. Ah, poor Scunny! Now I enjoy a good local derby as much as the next, so it saddens me that we don't get to play any. For a start such matches have to be, well, local, not between places 30 miles apart. Remember that for North Lincolnshire folk, who regard somewhere like Newark the way that the rest of us might regard Atlantis, 30 miles is equivalent to interstellar travel. They are not local, they are not our neighbours. And they are rubbish. But now is not the time to be patronising. I'll do that a bit later. We lined up thus:
Musselwhite Regan Whittle Anderson Delaney Green Ashbee Keates Williams Jevons Alexander
And we played towards the North Stand and pretty full it was too as though the visiting fans thought they might not be completely outclassed. And for the first 10 minutes, strange to relate, that proved to be the case. They had a couple of free kicks, one scuffed wide, one well held by Musselwhite and then Calvo-Garcia advanced and shot past the post. The visitors were holding their own whilst we seemed to be coming to terms with the fact that, though Williams was playing wide on the left, Green was not a mirror image on the right and we initially looked a little lop-sided as Green wandered and Regan hung back. But then after what had looked like random brush strokes leaving only a few splodges on the canvas, as the Kempton wondered aloud is this art?, the brush was seized by Stuart Green and our afternoon went from Turner Prize tosh to Fine Art majesty. He drifted from right to left, occupied the centre, tackled, passed and prompted and what had looked a slightly clunky mechanism suddenly meshed sweetly. A typical interchange with Keates made room on the right and Regan, doing what he does best, was suddenly keen to overlap and a good cross went behind for a corner. Next up he wandered over to the left flank and set Williams away, the Scunts again clearing at the expense of a corner. After 20 minutes Alexander shot wide after a sumptuous move from the right as the Keates/ Regan axis was again launched by the ubiquitous Green. Then Green won a free kick that Keates put wide, then a Green run to the left resulted in a corner from which Delaney shot narrowly wide. My notes at this stage said 'it's all us' – but you've probably gathered that and also, as Joy Division would have put it, that everything had gone Green. The Scunts, well, what can we say? I know they seethe at the thought of us being a big club, so I won't use that term in order to avoid giving offence, but they really looked out of their depth. For the baseball fans amongst you it was as though the Duluth-Superior Dukes, plucky minor league outfit, had unaccountably wandered into the major league and were getting a seeing to from the mighty Minnesota Twins. In all honesty I hadn't expected them to be this poor. After all, in Torpey and Carruthers they have a nineteen goal strikeforce so far this term and thick-as-mince manager Brian Laws had remembered this time that Calvo-Garcia was a midfield player and played him accordingly instead of at the heart of the defence as he did here last season. Their other star ( I know, I know) is ex-Bradford, SheffU and Everton serial failure Peter Beagrie who enjoyed a comically useless afternoon. We are told that Beagrie is injured, but that is to do less than justice to a complete waster of a footballer who can produce displays of such mediocrity when fit as a flea. Anyway he lasted well into the second half, so presumably the manager felt, useless though he undoubtedly was, he was better than what he had sat next to him on the bench. As this included Lee Ridley and Steve Ridley but not, sadly for us Dad's Army fans, Arnold Ridley, perhaps this was understandable. You did feel at times as though Private Godfrey, or even his sister Dolly, might have brought more to the Scunts table. But perhaps they felt they needed Beagrie's presence when they are playing such an, er, sizeable club as us. The Stuart Green show continued as he put Jevons through for a shot that was blocked for another corner and then set up Jevons again, the striker this time cleverly juggling the ball before getting in his cross that again was cleared for a corner. Green wasn't the only impressive midfielder on view. Keates was busy and skilful and Ashbee continues to surprise, combining his major role of buttressing the defence with supporting the attack as the extra man whenever possible. The 'opposition' were now visibly flustered, perhaps due to playing against such a large club, and the cracks were appearing. Beagrie got a good shouting at from a hard working defender and was now virtually a second left back. It didn't help. The keeper and proper full back got in a right tizzy, each left the ball for the other, then both hoped it would run out of play. It didn't, but Jevons didn't react as quickly as he might have done and the chance passed although the laughter from the Tigerfolk went on through the half-time interval. A fine half, good football, but the final pass hadn't quite been there and the Scunt central defence had stood up to it well. Second half and we carried on, a high speed move between Green, natch, Alexander and Ashbee filleted them again but again there was no finish and we just started to fret that it might be one of those afternoons, that can sometimes bedevil huge clubs playing against minnows. And the Scunts got going! No, really, they did. A bright move ended in a free kick and Musselwhite custoded the leather in typically assured fashion. He might have had to work harder when the torpid Torpey roused himself briefly to screw, and I use the term advisedly, a shot wide. A bad miss from a man having a very bad game. At the other end Alexander headed a difficult chance wide from Green's cross and then Jevons badly wasted a free header. But we didn't let up, Keates and Williams linked on the left and little Ryan ran directly at 'em before shooting past the post. Next up Jevons tried the run and shot thingy and got his on target as the keeper fubled and seemed to have let it past him but then got up with great nonchalance to clear his lines with an 'I meant that, y'know' air about him. I suspect the lining of his shorts told a different story. Elliott came on for Jevons and this produced no let up for the Scunt defence as the sub turned refulgently but spoiled it by tumbling over too easily as he burst into the area. The referee waved away our howls of anguish and he was probably right to. Branch came on for Williams and Tigerinsecurity grew as Elliott gave away a daft free kick on the edge of our box, in rather the same way that Hodges duped us last time. But the Scunts have lost their gifted fatboy, lured away by moneybags Rochdale, an humongous club I reckon, and no-one in the visitors line up made us pay as the wall blocked the shot. Like a wall, it was. So we were in the last five minutes and we still hadn't broken through. But with rain pelting down, the Scunts dam was finally breached. The defence unaccountably watched a ball run towards their line, but Damien Delaney didn't, he charged after it and, better yet, he reached it and dragged it back. Michael Branch was there and he drilled it between the keepers knees and joy was unconfined. There was no way back for the visitors and they clearly knew it, not even making a token effort to go forward. But the best for us was still to come, the loping Delaney got a ball forward that looked again as though it should have been the defender's but Gary Alexander, having spent the afternoon buffeting and barging, got on the end of it, got inside his man and then wellied it past the keeper in a fashion to put Manc disaster Diego Forlan to shame. A glorious finish to the game. Unlike Forlan, Gary has scored many goals and so celebrated modestly and kept his shirt on, but one fan didn't, leaping o-er the greensward with tackle out. He'd either done this incredibly quickly or he'd been stood au naturelle since the first goal, but he looked pretty well made, the blokes round me thought it looked a good 8 inches, the women thought 2. But we'd won, and it was wonderfully pleasing, not just because it was another three points and further signs that Peter Taylor really is doing things right, but because we'd never wavered in our desire to play proper football and beat the opposition senseless with it. The goals were late but they were no less deserved for that. 'Brain' Laws bleated that the goals came from defensive errors and they did, but that was a result of them being asked to work without a let up from the outset. In truth, their defenders were the only ones who can look back on their afternoon's 'effort' with any satisfaction at all. Torpey and Carruthers were appalling and the midfield seemed to have given up long before the end. As we filed out, watching disconsolate Scunts standing in the good old Hull downpour whilst we walked past them and shouted words of encouragement and consolation, they were probably thinking, like Groucho Marx, that they'd had a great time, but this wasn't it. In truth they've had a number of good days at the Ark over the years, more than we might like to admit. But they were spanked this time, as the Americans and we fetishists like to say. I suppose that's what happens sometimes when you're up against a real behemoth of a club.
|HULL CITY: Musselwhite, Regan, Whittle, Anderson, Delaney, Green, Ashbee, Keates, Williams, Alexander, Jevons. Subs: Elliott (for Jevons, 63), Branch (for Williams, 78), Burton, Peat, Deeney.Goals: Branch 85, Alexander 90 Booked: Delaney, Elliott Sent Off: None SCUNTHORPE UNITED: Evans, Stanton, McCombe, Balmer, Dawson, Barwick, Graves, Calvo-Garcia, Beagrie, Carruthers, Torpey. Subs: Featherstone (for Barwick, 45), Brough (for Beagrie, 73), L Ridley, S Ridley, Collins. Goals: None Booked: Balmer, Beagrie, Dawson. Sent Off: None ATTENDANCE: 11,885
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|Derby day comes around and while there are small signs of improvement, there is no let-up in tactical switches and ultimate defeat. Mike Scott struggles to see the bright side as the club descends towards the relegation dogfight.
|OK, this was another nudge in the right direction. A reasonable performance that only diminished when the home team hit a rather undeserved but well taken third goal with just under 10 minutes left. There were some decent personal performances. This was a long way better than Southend, the low point of the season, indeed the low point of the last 5 years. But was it good enough? No. The question that was asked of me as we trudged out of the Meccano Stadium was "can we avoid going down?". And of course my knee jerk reaction was "yes, of course, there's no way we can get relegated". But then I started to consider the facts. 22nd in Div Three has been secured in the last five years with 46, 48, 40, 51 and 41 points (the latter was us in 97/8). There is no dead duck at the foot of the table this year, so a target of 45-48 points is likely to secure the last position of safety. That means City needs another 7-10 points, or 2-3 wins. There are 14 games left. We have the worst form guide rating in the division, we haven't won in six. We are slowly regaining some semblance of form, but it is painfully slow. We haven't got much time left. We need to turn this around. We need to defend better. Yes, we can go down. But I don't know that we will. Yet. "Stability" is the typical cry of City fans, just before the suggestion that we need two new signings and three current first teamers dropping. I do it myself, we're allowed. Taylor likes to tinker with the team week on week, I think we can safely establish that. Today we went with a 3-4-1-2 formation that defended well in the first half but lacked cutting edge, then attacked better in the second half and gave away three goals from breakaways. It's like that "hammer the raccoons' heads" game in the amusements at Whitby – press down on one raccoon and another pops up. Press down on one City deficiency and another one pops up. Mr Taylor is having a lot of trouble with his team at the moment. He'll probably change it again next week. Good. Smith and Williams both played poorly today and are undeserving of another start for a while. Webb trundled around willingly but looks like a tall fit kid who can't play football very well. We might as well play Wade Dooley up front. Or Kareem Abdul Jabaar. And most bizarre of all, Taylor chooses the day that Stuart Green is out of favour with the club and about to move to Carlisle to play a formation that would've fitted perfectly his skills, strengths and, let's not forget them, his weaknesses. So off we went on a chilly but sun-drenched day on the North Lincolnshire badlands lining up thus:
Fettis Joseph Whittle Delaney Regan Ashbee Keates Smith Williams Webb Forrester
It looked a bit more attacking, except the attacking width was provided by defenders – one decent at going forward, one terrible at going forward, both poor at defending. Smith was the one to fail on both counts. Williams was in the hole – they should've filled it in with Ryan at the bottom. Elliott – an international in the week – on the bench for the team 14th in Division Three. Green in the stand. Still too much craziness for my liking. As said before, this was an improved performance in terms of effort. The degree to which this was down to the galvanising effect of the local derby can only be gauged next week, but nonetheless the Tigers came out fighting from the off. Where in recent weeks responsibility was abdicated, now two players were going for the same headers – Delaney and Whittle in the opening minutes, Delaney and anyone else in the vicinity for the rest of the game – there was no doubting young Damien's fire and passion today. His defending wasn't too shabby either, while it is true to say that two of Scunnie's three goals were scored by runs down his channel the fact is that Damien was upfield on attacking duties on both occasions and others failed to deal with the situations presented. City started OK as Scunthorpe looked a little nervous. Ex-Crewe man Smith advanced down the left and fed Forrester out wide. Our new striker, roundly booed by his former south bank idolisers for much of the game, lobbed in a low cross that Webb latched onto but failed to hit with sufficient sweetness and Evans in the Scunt goal smothered gratefully. But after ten or so minutes the home side exerted a firm grip on the game, centred on sending the ball directly into our box for the youngster Hayes and the experienced Carruthers to knock down either to each other or onrushing midfielders. While City repelled these thrusts and went in at 0-0 one can't help but think that with a little more luck the home side could've opened their account – the home fans, who had seen their side's form dip in recent weeks, must've feared the worst. Calvo-Garcia, Hayes and Calvo-Garcia again hit three good chances inches wide, while a Ridley shot and a Carruthers prod drew good saves from Fettis. On countless other occasions the three centre halves nodded and tackled in a last-ditch kind of way, while City offered little or nothing in return at the other end. Only in first half injury time did the Tigers threaten the Scunt goal when a deep Williams corner was headed meatily goalward by Whittle only to see Evans scuttle sideways to scoop the ball round the post. At half time we were "entertained" by the Glanford mascot Scunny Bunny. This furry affair spent at least ten minutes standing in the centre circle staring menacingly at the City fans while Roary entertained the young mascot for the day. The Bunny swayed around in the manner of someone under the influence of alcoholic fluids. He couldn't join in the footie as he had huge inflatable comedy boots on. He clearly couldn't see through his costume very well. So he limited himself to passing the time of day with the fork-wielding groundsman. I bet the Scunthorpe kids loved it! The second half started very brightly for the Tigers and we sustained a five minute spell of intense pressure right from the off. Joseph bunged a throw-in to an unmarked Regan wide right and the full back's cross was cleared for a corner. This was defended badly by Scunny and the ball fell to Ashbee whose goalbound shot was deflected wide. From the second corner the ball was served up to Whittle eight yards out, his shot was saved well by the diving Evans. A couple of other crosses were put dangerously into the Scunnie box and were dealt with in a flap. And then a goal – at the other end. A corner was cleared hastily to Hayes on halfway, who turned and set off goalwards. Regan was brushed aside easily and then Smith treated us to just about the limpest leg-wave half-tackle that we'll see this season and Hayes was away on goal. As he reached the edge of Fettis's box he had the confidence to lash a right foot shot that hit the top left corner as he looked, giving our Ulsterman netminder no chance. A short spell of pressure for City, yet 1-0 down after crap tackling. A couple of minutes later poor defending resulted in Hayes again getting through on goal, but the good save he drew from Fettis with his shot was rendered pointless by the lineman's flag. Then Calvo-Garcia went through a couple of tackles before hurling himself groundwards as Whittle challenged. It was so far away that I couldn't see how serious the felony was, but as the home side screamed "penalty!" referee Parkes, equipped with two very shiny legs, signalled a City free kick and motioned a dive. This seemed to knock Scunthorpe out of their stride for a while and City got a brief upper hand. Elliott replaced the totally ineffective Williams and we went with three forwards. Correctly, in my opinion – it worked for a time and soon we equalised. Joseph and Regan rode a couple of weak challenges on the Scunt left and Joseph's cross found Forrester, who swivelled neatly and hit a shot which deflected off a defender's foot up and over Evans and into the net. A burst of Tigery relief blasted forth from the Caparo Stand and Forrester punched the air gleefully as he received the adulation due for his first strike in Black and Amber. Within 2 minutes of the restart a fine Ashbee tackle and pass on halfway fed Elliott down the unattended inside left channel, but his run onto goal culminated in a shot that was screwed uglily wide. City continued to press for the quarter hour between 60 and 75 minutes as Scunthorpe withdrew into their shell. Delaney booted a clearance which Beagrie elected to watch drop a couple of yards behind him and his arrant laziness was punished as Regan took up the cudgels and advanced towards the byline. His fine cross was met by Elliott at the back post two yards out, but once again the Ulsterman fluffed as he skied a shot that might've been easier to score. Not quite Ronnie Rosenthal, but not far short. Then Scunthorpe did us again. A rare foray over the halfway line on 75 minutes saw a punted long cross descend just under Fettis's crossbar. Rather than touch it over for a corner Fettis got his directions wrong and succeeded only to spoon the ball onto the head of Sparrow two yards out, who gratefully nodded it into an open net. It was a spawny goal in many respects, but Fettis must take the principal share of the blame. Musselwhite's views on the matter have not yet been recorded. Soon after a corner fell to Jackson and his defender's shot was cleared off the line. On 81 a slick passing combination down the right engineered Sparrow a run through our defence. As half hearted tackles rained in, Sparrow slalomed through pleasingly before firing a low shot just inside Fettis's left hand post. From 1-1 and looking poised to score a winner and end Taylor's jinx, poor play from our back line had seen Scunthorpe take an emphatic 3-1 lead within six minutes. The game died as a spectacle and even the combined prowess of Dudfield and Melton, introduced for Smith and Forrester, couldn't spark a revival. We lost. Again. Let's review the evidence. The 3-5-2 looked to provide a better balance between attack and defence when we got hold of the game. When we were pushed back it was the inability of Webb and Forrester to hold the ball and relieve the pressure that did for us rather than the formation. Yet can you say a new defensive line-up has worked when you concede 3 goals? Whatever the chosen formation of Mr Taylor, let's STICK WITH IT. Let's get the best players in the squad in their best positions. That's Burton at left wing back. That's Smith and Webb in the reserves. That's Williams on the bench. Perhaps that's Green rehabilitated and placed in behind the front two of Forrester and "A Big Man" of your choice. Anderson's return next week may well see us go back to a back four, or a back three with Delaney wide left. More tinkering I'm afraid, but we must continue to strive to find better form than that currently on show – because make no mistake we are showing relegation form, even if we do eventually escape relegation by a handsome margin. I think Taylor would be well advised to consider the remaining games as a relegation dogfight rather than a play-off push. Promotion is gone. Let's stay in this division.
|HULL CITY: Fettis, Joseph, Whittle, Delaney, Regan, Ashbee, Keates, Williams, Smith, Webb, Forrester. Subs: Elliott (for Williams, 62), Dudfield (for Forrester, 84), Melton (for Smith, 84), Burton, Musselwhite. Goals: Forrester 65 Booked: None Sent Off: None SCUNTHORPE UNITED: Evans, Stanton, Jackson, Byrne, Ridley, Sparrow, Calvo-Garcia, Kilford, Beagrie, Carruthers, Hayes. Subs: McCombe (for Carruthers, 85), Brough (for Beagrie, 89), Graves (for Kilford, 89), Parton, Capp. Goals: Hayes 50, Sparrow 76, 82 Booked: Calvo-Garcia, McCombe Sent Off: None ATTENDANCE: 6,284


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Duquesne University Retirees Association (DURA)
Join us and stay connected to the University community.
- Take day trips to new and exciting places
- Enjoy dinner and a show - local and out-of-town venues
- Hear guest speakers or live entertainment at catered luncheons
- Visit campus and meet up with former co-workers
- Make new friends within the University retiree community
DURA provides members with two catered lunches on campus each year, one in the Spring and the other at Christmas time. Entertainment or a guest speaker is provided.
Members can attend two or three off-campus outings each year; usually a bus trip in fall and spring and a theater outing.
As membership grows additional activities may be offered.
Please feel free to contact any Events Committee member with your suggestions for activities. Check out the Events Page for previous activities
Message from Our New President - Terry Tatrai
On May 14, DURA members and friends took a bus trip to the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville, PA. Lunch was provided by the Pine Grill in Somerset and on the way home, the travelers stopped at Sharky's Grill in Latrobe for happy hour. On September 24, by popular demand, DURA members and guests took a bus trip to wine country in North East PA and Western New York. Lunch was provided at the restaurant, Noosa North East. Travelers also stopped for happy hour in Grove City at Timbercreek Tap and Table.
The DURA Christmas 2019 luncheon was enjoyed by retirees on December 19 in Duquesne's Africa Room. President Ken Gormley spoke to DURA members and guests before the luncheon. Make sure to see the group photo with President Ken Gormley on the Events page.
At the luncheon, questionaires were distributed to members for feedback on future DURA trips. The results are being tallied, and the next trip will reflect those results!
Board members are working to make future trips and luncheons enjoyable for everyone. They welcome new ideas, so please share your thoughts with them.
Please encourage your friends to join us. Be sure to check out our web pages at: www.duq.edu/retirees for upcoming and past events.
The annual dues are $20. Our new Treasurer, John Sucha, has made some great improvements. Dues can now be paid online.
Our annual dues help with covering entertainment, keeping the cost of on-campus lunches reasonable, and other DURA expenses. We strive to keep the cost on all events as low as possible. We hope that you will continue to support our events.


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Beauty Shows Committee Discusses Carnival Plans
The Beauty Shows Committee has been meeting to discuss plans for the staging of the Miss Carival Pageant. The pageant, which will be held under the theme, "Twenty-Nine Years of Exquisite Pageantry" is slated for Friday July 4th 2014 at Carnival City, Victoria Park. Chairperson of the Committee, Cheryl Rodriguez says nine contestants are expected… Continue Reading →


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If you have bad credit and are looking for a car to finance, we give you our top tips on how to find the right car for you.
First things first when looking for car finance when you have bad credit is to do a google search to see what is available to you, so we would suggest searching for what you need and the area you live in, so, for example, …type into your search engine: "Bad credit car finance Birmingham" then choose a couple of companies that look reputable.
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Once you have decided on the car you want and agreed to the finance terms, as long as you pay as agreed every month and pay off the car loan in full, at the end, this will boost your credit score so if you choose to have another vehicle on finance, you should be able to get an even better deal next time!


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I am one of three owners of a sports web site, Sports Challange League. Sports Challenge League provides a free sports community allowing fans to interact in games, blogs, sports slang and voting on the all time greats of the game while earning points for playing. Their mission is to create the world's largest sports community website where the Fans, can show off their knowledge of sports while celebrating the history and the legends that made the sports come alive. Come join the league, be a member of the team and Show Us Your Game.
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I am beginning a very exciting adventure, and looking for support from the B/R community. Beginning this September I will visit every pro sports stadium in the span of one calendar year- becoming the first person to ever accomplish the feat. If you would be willing to contribute to the fnd so I can accomplish this goal, or even to pass along to others who may be interested, I would be greatly indebted to you. Let me know if you would like more information. Thanks
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When you have a minute, check out my latest slide show about upcoming milestones we should be seeing this season.
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Big 12: A&M, Texas, Baylor, Tech, Oklahoma State, OU, CU
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Because Spidey rescuing MJ is a now-iconic cinematic scene on par with Lois Lane falling out of a helicopter.
SPOILERS: Spider-Man doesn't stay dead after Avengers: Infinity War and also gets a spiffy new black-and-red suit. The former is no surprise at all. As to the latter, it's pretty sharp, but the cynics in us long ago noted that Marvel characters get new costumes in every film appearance, allowing for new merchandising each time. MINOR SPOILERS: Zendaya looks cute and Tom is look entirely too hot to be believable as a nerdy teenager.
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It's a charity anthology, again benefiting the two charities above, and has an amazing collection of authors. You can visit their Facebook pages by clicking on their names below:
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The event is sure to be amazing!
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Glasgow Minecraft model
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In January 2013, BGS made the central Glasgow model and released it to a network of interested people called the ASK (Accessing Subsurface Knowledge) network. The model gives other agencies, such as engineers and construction companies, a broad idea of the geology underneath Glasgow, which helps them get an idea of what lies under the ground and plan for any problems they may come across. The Glasgow Minecraft model has been based on this.


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Polish American Night | Friday, May 17 vs. Athletics – 7:10 p.m
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Applied Sciences & Humanities serve to build up a strong fundamental background concerning many natural phenomenon in application to different disciplines of Engineering. The Curricula of Under-Graduate Engineering Education world-wide have universally followed the model of offering science subjects as initial pre-requisites and preparation for introducing and developing expertise in Engineering and Technology subjects. The knowledge of English language is the backbone to any engineering or science subject. The department of Applied Sciences & Humanities caters to the needs of engineering students in their first year of the 4 years B.Tech course in various branches like: ECE, CE, ME and CSE. Our department covers around 20% credits of total B.Tech course. We at NCCE, take pride in our dedicated team of faculty members.
Counselling of students is effectively taken care of on a regular basis. Applied Science & Humanities department assigns full-time course counsellor for counselling of the B.Tech 1st year students. One-to-one counselling strengthens the unsteady and fickle-minded ones and makes them systematic and confident.


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EPA Issues Health Advisories to Protect Americans from Algal Toxins in Drinking Water
While in the last 20 years or so, bottled water has become the go-to choice for drinking water in America, tap water is still used in many of our daily lives. We use it to make tea, coffee, and low-calorie beverages. But in some locations and instances, our tap water can become toxic. According to the EPA, "Algal blooms in rivers, lakes, and bays sometimes produce harmful toxins." Since these sources of tap water are often utilized, the EPA has seen fit to release information regarding safe levels of algal toxins in our tap water. According to the EPA, the acceptable level for algal toxins in our drinking water is "0.3 micrograms per liter for microcystin and 0.7 micrograms per liter for cylindrospermopsin as levels not to be exceeded in drinking water for children younger than school age. For all other ages, the health advisory values for drinking water are 1.6 micrograms per liter for microcystin and 3.0 micrograms per liter for cylindrospermopsin." Exposure to these potentially harmful toxins has been shown to cause "gastroenteritis and liver and kidney damage." It's important to note that these levels are based on exposure of 10 days.
To read the official release from the EPA about the ideal algal levels in our drinking water, follow the link: http://1.usa.gov/1bNCxM5


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Gorgeous Custom Mediterranean Style Home with Stunning Modern Architecture and Panoramic Lake Norman Views from every room! This former Nascar Driver's home features a 4 car garage/workshop in The Point at Trump National Golf Course. This all stucco, clay tile and copper roof home features two suites on the main level, gourmet kitchen, indoor bar, breathtaking infinity pool and hot tub, outdoor kitchen, cabana, and lakeside pool bar, and an open floor plan that is every entertainer's dream! Also includes marble floors throughout, elaborate ceilings and exquisite architecture in almost every room, Miele appliances, fireplace in Master Bedroom, sealed crawl space, huge walk-in attic, and private pier with lift. Welcome to Paradise on Beautiful Lake Norman! A MUST SEE home with too many details to list them all! PRICE REDUCED for quick sale!!!
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