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The Culture, Portuguese Language & International Business program is open to all Portuguese proficiency levels. This program offers students international economics and cultural studies courses taught in English and Portuguese. Course topics include studies on ethnicity and society and international political economy. Students interested in focusing on Portuguese language should consider the Summer 2: Intensive Portuguese program.
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text: I'm going to south east Asia in the rainy season and want to buy myself a good quality compact camera to take with me, but I am very concerned about the amount of rain that they get over there. The average rainfall can be as much as 350mm in a month at the time I am going so I need something that can take quite a bit of rain and high humidity. I was looking at the Nikon Coolpix P6000 but I didn't see any mention of it being water proof. What would you do in my situation?


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Who, What & Where is the Journal Star's forum for sports announcements of community interest.
East Peoria Throwdown, a mixed martial arts event featuring more than 15 fights, is Saturday at the East Peoria Event Center. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the first bout is set for 7:30 p.m. The main event features East Peoria's Jimmy Kim against Bloomington's Salvador Sandoval. Admission is $20.
The Peoria Mustangs Junior A hockey team will host the Dubuque Thunderbirds, the defending Central States Hockey League champion, at 6:45 p.m. Saturday at Owens Center. The game is billed as High School Night with students providing ID being admitted for $4. Admission is $5 for adults. There will be drawings for prizes, including a $50 gas card. The Mustangs, who have won 12 in a row, play their only other game this weekend tonight at Quad City.
Central Illinois IBCA high school shootout is Feb. 7 at Midland High School near Varna. There are openings for boys or girls teams to fill the 11 a.m. and/or 12:30 p.m. time slots. Other scheduled games are a 2 p.m. girls game between Brimfield and Midland, a 3:30 p.m. boys game between North Fulton and Williamsfield, a 5 p.m. girls game between North Fulton and Erie and a 6:30 p.m. boys game between Midland and Erie. Teams interested in one of the open slots can call Chuck Rolinski, (815) 452-2903.


text: ok so many of you know that i have been working like crazy, well my bosses through me for another loop. Now until football is over i have to shoot six days a week and instead of working evenings on just the weekend i also have to work nights for monday and tuesday then days on wednesday and only thursday off. its like everyday i walk in and wonder what i will be working.are they messing with me. they even brought me in to say thanks for not throwing a fit like the other guy did. im not the type to get pissy at work so i just said" your welcome, no reason to bitch about it" and they said good answer. WHAT IS GOING ON


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I love sweet potatoes and butternut squash and will admit to loving me some church casserole. What I don't love are overly sweet, overly processed casseroles topped with crackers and baked to death. I wanted a sweet potato souffle that was a little like my grannies, but more in line with the way I want to eat. This was a great addition to our holiday feast.
Tools to Use.
Oven, preheat to 350
Casserole dish, 3 quarts with a lid, or based on the volume of the veg you use
Baking Sheet, greased with veggie oil or use parchment paper to line the pan.
Mixer, hand or stand - this is an easy mix.
Two large bowls
One small bowls
Sweet potato
Butternut squash
Pumpkin Pie Spice - See the image to the left. You can buy the pre-mixed stuff in the spice aisle which is totally usable, but if you have the basics it's tasty to make it yourself. (Image credit and recipe)
2 eggs
Sliced almonds
Pecan pieces
All Purpose Flour
Brown sugar
Salt, sea or kosher
Olive Oil
The Base.
3 medium sweet potato, washed
1 small butternut squash or half of a large one, cut in half and with the skin on
2 eggs, beaten
2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
** Poke holes in the sweet potatoes and put them on the baking sheet (or use a baking pan so they don't slide around)
** Coat the squash in olive oil and put it cut side down on the baking sheet
** Roast both the squash and the sweet potato in the oven for 20 to 40 min or until it's soft
** Remove and let them cool until you can handle them easily
** After they cool, peel off the skins of the sweet potatoes and use a paring knife to take off the butternut squash skin (or use a spoon)
** Add the eggs, spice and sugar to the veg and beat until it's fluffy
** Out the mixture in the baking dish
The Topping.
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 cup all purpose flour
3/4 cup almonds
3/4 cup pecans
4 Tblspoons butter, room temp
dash salt
This is the part where you get your hands dirty.
** Dump it all into a bowl and work it until the nuts partially break down, you have worked in all the butter and you are left will a very lumpy crumb.
** Put the squash mix in the baking dish and sprinkle the topping in an even layer.
** Bake at 350 until the topping is browning and it's warmed completely through.


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Stocks rose Tuesday, led by financials, after investors shrugged off China's interest rate hike for the second time in just over a month and a handful of disappointing earnings reports.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up almost 30 points after wavering at the market open. McDonald's and General Electric were higher on the blue-chip index, while Intel , Cisco and Caterpillar were among the laggards.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq rose. The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, rose above 16.
A burst of merger activityand upbeat corporate profit outlooks had boosted investor confidence in the previous session with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting fresh 2-1/2 year highs.
Among the key S&P 500 sectors, consumer discretionary and financials advanced, while energy and utilities slid.
Some market experts warned that a correction is on the horizon.
"We're due for some kind of pause to refresh—it's been that case since December," Paul Schatz of Heritage Capital told CNBC. "At some point this quarter, we'll get a 4 to 8 percent cleanseand that will set the stage for a very powerful rally in the late spring."
Schatz added that investors should look at the laggard stocks to rally in the short-term.
The Federal Reserve should seriously consider pulling back on its $600 billion stimulus program given stronger growth and a brighter jobs picture, said Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker at a business gathering at the University of Delaware.
Despite a report last week showing only 36,000 jobs were created in January, Lacker said other measures were pointing to a firmer economic recovery and better employment prospects.
"An array of forward-looking indicators of employment trends point to continued labor market improvement," said Lacker.
There are a host of other Federal Reserve speakers scheduled throughout the day: Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart speaks at 12:30 pm ET, and Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher speaks at 1:30 pm ET.


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Source Code, Duncan Jones' follow-up to Moon, takes a similar interest in the more humane dilemmas of out-there sci-fi concepts. It's another tale of a man isolated from his loved ones, forced to wrestle with his past regrets and present limitations in order to preserve the future. But while that film was a pensive drama set against the stars, this is a casually brainy and surprisingly thoughtful blockbuster effort set on Earth, in which Jones works from a Ben Ripley screenplay that is ultimately as much about saving the day as seizing it.
The last thing Capt. Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) knew, he was piloting a Black Hawk helicopter in Afghanistan. Now he's aboard a Chicago commuter train, seated opposite a woman (Michelle Monaghan) he doesn't know who sure seems to know him, completely disoriented and wholly unprepared for an explosion to rock the train and kill everyone on board. Stevens then finds himself confined to a mysterious capsule elsewhere, only being gradually told by cryptic handler Goodwin (Vera Farmiga) that he has been reassigned to the body of a stranger who died in the explosion and will be forced to endure the eight-minute scenario multiple times in an effort to locate the bomb and, more importantly, the bomber before he or she strikes again.
The technology that permits such handicapped hindsight is the "source code" of the title, invented by Dr. Rutledge (a growly Jeffrey Wright) to help the government investigate disasters and prevent new ones, and this mission, which Stevens finds himself thrust into, forces him to adapt from a solider into a detective determined to solve not only the imminent mystery of the train bombing, but also the puzzling circumstances under which he's become an unwitting victim to attack after attack after attack.
Thanks in no small part to Paul Hirsch's sharp editing and Chris Bacon's rousing score, the parallel mysteries unfold with a sense of precision and propulsion, helping to navigate the viewer through a dense web of implications and complications that would threaten to sink the very story it serves. The most evident appeal of Ripley's Groundhog Day-meets-Speed scenario is the ticking-clock factor and the emotional toll that it takes on Gyllenhaal's character. His war vet is at first scared, then skeptical, sarcastic, saddened, and sincere in the face of a seemingly vain and yet potentially disaster-averting investigation, and as a director, Jones seems to relish the challenge of finding fresh excitement with each repeated sequence, capitalizing on the constant sense of paranoia and nigh perverse futility of it all.
Any conventional sense of action-thriller pacing goes out the window as the stakes constantly mutate to span the lives of a few hundred innocent civilians, then a few million, before getting down to the individual sacrifice at hand. At different points in the film, the notion of what would constitute a happy ending either within or without the realm of the "source code" changes but still carries an unavoidable moral cost, and the sense of utilitarian function that weighs heavy on our hero echoes the quandary faced by Sam Rockwell's Moon protagonist in that film.
Gyllenhaal is nearly as good here as Rockwell was there, delivering the right mixture of resolve and vulnerability to make the drama viable. Monaghan plays well enough off him to make their expedited romance viable. And together, Jones and Ripley make sure that the sci-fi is just viable enough to hold the whole crackerjack package together when it threatens to come apart. Capt. Stevens may not get it right every time he tries, but Jones himself is 2-for-2 in my book.
The Blu-ray supplements are limited to two fairly informative features: a commentary track by Jones, Gyllenhaal, and Ripley, and the "Access: Source Code" mode. The commentary elaborates on the project's evolution (originally, the attack took place in New York, with Stevens returning for 17 minutes at a time), technical specifics (train scenes were shot on film while "outside" scenes were shot on the RED camera), the isolated nature of the performances and the trio's theories on the film's ultimate logic. Gyllenhaal's dry sense of humor in particular tends to bolster the discussion past its occasional lulls.
The "Access" mode is akin to the "Maximum Movie Mode" available on select Warner Brothers Blu-rays, although the insights offered herein have a tendency to overlap rather than playing in a strictly linear manner. Gushy cast and crew interviews, expert insights, and animated asides unfurl alongside pop-up trivia about other time-travel stories (yes, even Kate & Leopold) and laughably specific minutia about the historical implementation of smoking bans and driver's licenses. Taken individually, any of the Mode's five threads (each of which can be individually activated or deactivated) would come across as meager supplemental material, so perhaps this concurrent approach is for the best, if strictly for multitaskers.


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You kept me thinking whilst the time kept 'on ticking
But I learnt a way to make it stray away
When there's no connection
And you lose all direction who's gonna help you?
Find a way
Time waits for no one who am I
I know I'm someone who is right
I've got my reasons for not showing regrets
Cause fate has a role that must be played someday
All these things are way back in the past
And you can't see to give me one more chance
So I'm going to fight you all the way
Time will wait for no one now I've found
I wanna hear you say it... Scream it out
When I'm alone here and I feel I can't take it
Then don't try to ever bring me down again, oh no!
Cause all my sins are left back in the past
And you won't ever give me back a chance
So I'm gonna fight you my own way
Time waits for no one
Now I've found
I wanna hear you say it... Scream it out
Time waits for no one
Who am I?
I know I'm someone
Time is right.
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Guest post Tuesday! I've got the lovely Mallory Redmond here with us today – and I sure do love how she weaves the themes curiosity and holy together. So, get comfy and pull up a chair …and then do as she implores you to do, and urge those around you to Tell You More. Enjoy!
It's somewhat miraculous that I didn't grow up thinking my first and last name were "Be Quiet." I was a chatterbox—I talk loud and, at least in my younger years, I spoke often. Very often.
Which is why the three words this woman said to me on a rainy Seattle day in 2012 stunned me to my core:
"Tell me more," she asked.
You mean you want me to keep talking? I'm not talking too loud, saying too much, BEING too much? It felt too good to be true; but there she sat, looking so confident in her request, waiting for me to continue.
It wasn't like I was telling a hilarious and entertaining story. I wasn't being some wildly captivating version of myself, blending jokes with adventure and suspense, leaving her entranced and wanting more. Very much on the contrary, I was telling her of the depression I was experiencing—about how lonely I was while, confusingly, still continuing to choose isolation. I told her of my anxiety and the overwhelm I felt when faced with the smallest task.
And, to that, she said, tell me more.
So, I did what many people struggling with depression and anxiety, in a battle to believe their own self worth, might do: I cried. They weren't tears of defeat or distress; they were tears of relief.
She sees me, I thought, she sees me AND she's staying.
I vulnerably shared with this woman the struggles I was facing and she immediately met me with curiosity, which made me feel like a worthy person with a story to tell. I wasn't being lumped into some category of "just another" depressed and anxious American. I had an individual experience that deserved to be heard (and you do, too).
I think most curiosity is, in and of itself, holy. The very nature of curiosity is desiring to know more about something or someone, which disallows our own assumptions to be the end of the story. When we seek to learn more, we are opening ourselves up to have our viewpoint expanded. When our curiosity leads to a person feeling seen, or it overrides the confines of our assumptions—well, I think that just might place us on some pretty holy ground.
I love Penelope Ward's quote: "Replace fear of the unknown with curiosity." Fear can often lead us to feel more comfortable saying, "I know enough," rather than, "Tell me more." However, when we approach someone with curiosity, "the other" is then freed from our objectifications or assumptions. Imagine the impact if we approach refugees or orphans, those with a different skin color or a different religion, the grumpy neighbor or the one who calls the streets their home, and we ask about who they are, as an individual. Tell me more. . .about your experience, your day, your hopes.
What if everyone was able to feel seen and heard?
What if each person had a chance to escape assumptions or prejudice?
It just may not happen on this side of Heaven. I understand that my whimsical approach may be a bit of an idealization, but I do believe that when we have a posture of curiosity in others, people can tell—and it matters.
My new husband and I decided to continue our pre-marital counseling post-marriage because, well, we're two messy people and marriage isn't always easy and we need help. A few weeks ago, during a session with our therapist, I grew particularly sensitive and offended. It was coming out as anger towards basically everyone, but my therapist, in all of her wisdom, paused to ask if something had been said that hurt my feelings.
So simple! So basic! So TRUE. When I stopped to think about where my anger had been triggered, I realized that it was because a wound had been revealed—and it hurt. Instead of anyone in that conversation getting offended or expressing angry back at me, curiosity was activated and it, in turn, diffused the anger. I turned to mush. My husband and therapist were able to hear why I was hurt, and I was able to have that emotional wound tended to. Curiosity saved the session and helped us all to learn more about me.
Curiosity is not always comfortable.
It certainly feels better to have full control and knowledge of everything but, in my experience, curiosity is what paves the way to holy ground, where we can really see another person, each of us in our own uniquely glorious mess.
And that is a really wonderful place to be.
I am Mallory—a wife, a writer, and a wannabe cook. I love dry humor, clean sheets, sunny days, and frequent reminders of grace. These days, I hang out at malloryredmond.com, where I tell my stories with the hope of uncovering places of connection in our humanity. You can also follow me on Facebook and Twitter. It's Cara again: I mean, if this doesn't make you want to cozy up with your favorite therapist, I don't know what does! But really, holy curiosity: it's a thing, THE thing we're looking into this year. How did Mallory's words speak to you?0


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What would you do? Let's say you have someone on your executive or management team who fulfills the description of brilliant brute. "John is brilliant, forward thinking, driven, highly capable and knowledgeable but is inadvertently demoralizing those with whom he works. People are publicly chastised, put down , and … well, nobody is as smart as this one-man show known as John." If only we could tease out the bad (that which is not working) such that his gifts and talents could catapult to a whole new level. The boss has declared that "John" is a keeper because of the value he has added over the years but contends he "must change". Sound familiar? What did you do? Or what would you do?
Transformational Leadership – transforming the brilliant brute!
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In my calculation column I am trying to add [Charges] into the calculation.
I have the following : [myvat] + [TotalPrice] + [Charges] - myvat is another calculation
This does not work, I just get a blank screen. If I change it to [myvat] + [Totalprice] it works fine but then leaves out the charges.
I have tried different ways of typing [Charges] like Charges, "Charges", ([Charges]) yet nothing works.
I can't just use the default total you get with Ecart (GrandTotal) as it doesn't include [myvat].
Is there anyway to add CHARGES to my calculation and get it to work?
I would really appreciate any help.
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The city of Duluth does ordain:
Section 1. That Plate No. 21 of the zoning district maps as contained in the Appendix to Chapter 50 of the Duluth City Code, 1959, as amended, is amended to read as follows:
(Reference No. 04103)
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force 30 days from and after its passage and publication.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: This zoning ordinance amendment provides a change, from M-1, Manufacturing District to R-3, Apartment Residential District, Lots 397 and 399, Block 77, Duluth Proper First Division, bounded by First Street, 25th Avenue West and the Second Street Alley.
The purpose of the rezoning is to allow the existing structures - 2431 West First Street, 114 North Twenty-fifth Avenue West and 112 North Twenty-fifth Avenue West and associated outbuilding, comply with R-3 zoning density requirements. This change will resolve outstanding insurance coverage and rebuilding issues.
The Duluth City Planning Commission unanimously approved this zoning change following a public hearing held October 27, 2004. The Commissioners based their recommendation on the following findings:
1.) The homes were built before the previous rezoning and this action would allow property owners to finance or refinance their homes in the future.
2.) These are the only homes currently on this side of the block and they create a less obtrusive transition into the M-1 zoning than the avenue division provides.
3.) The lots border the R-3 zone to the north and west, so this would be an extension of the existing R-3 zoning, especially since the properties adjacent to the west, north, and south have similar residential characteristics.
4.) There were no objections from any interested parties or neighbors.
5.) The Lincoln Park neighborhood has been working with the City to improve housing conditions in this neighborhood, and the rezoning would eliminate some of the barriers for these homeowners to do so.
6.) The City and neighborhood are interested in increasing housing stock. If the property is not rezoned, and these homes burn down, or eventually become inhabitable, the current zoning would not allow them to be replaced.
7.) The character of the land provides a more suitable visual transition between the existing R-1 and M-1 zones than the current western M-1 zoning border.
8.) The City supports keeping housing in this area.
This ordinance will have little or no tax impact.
Date petition was received: August 27, 2004
Date petition was certified: September 8, 2004
Date petition amended to include Lot 397: October 1, 2004
Date petition re-certified: October 7, 2004
Action deadline: February 4, 2005


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Defying the will of President Obama and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, the hydrogen fuel-cell community is demonstrating its clout by convincing Congress to restore funding — and at the same time promising affordable vehicles in the near future. Could companies be producing a million a year by 2030?
The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to approve $153 million for hydrogen and fuel cells as part of the DOE's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Program. Chu's 2010 budget had called for just $68 million, down from $168 million in 2009.
At the same time, a full Senate vote on $190 million in hydrogen funding could come at any time (though it may be delayed until after the August recess). If the Senate approves that level of spending, reconciliation of the two amounts will probably leave hydrogen about where it was last year.
There isn't really an anti-hydrogen lobby, but if there was, it would be headed by former-Energy-Department-official-turned-blogger Joseph Romm, author of The Hype About Hydrogen, who says, "There are only three sure things in life — death, taxes, and you're never going to buy a hydrogen fuel-cell car. Congress should stop wasting your money pursuing Bush's phony dream."
Toyota isn't so sure about that. At a recent University of Michigan conference, Justin Ward, advanced powertrain program manager of the Toyota Technical Center, told Ward's Auto (no relation), "Everyone thinks fuel-cell cars are zillion-dollar vehicles. We have some confidence the vehicle released around 2015 is going to have costs that are going to be shocking for most of the people in the industry. They are going to be very surprised we were able to achieve such an impressive cost reduction."
Byron McCormick, for many years GM's fuel-cell chief until his recent retirement, agrees that costs can come down dramatically. He said in an email message to MNN, "The cost part can be amazingly low if the early-generation capital costs can be reduced throughout the entire supply chain and there is enough volume to dilute those costs across many vehicles. If with a focused/agressive effort Toyota pulls into their 2015 offering all we know is possible, then I do believe the costs would be surprisingly lower than the skeptics or public at large would expect."
Fuel cells lost a powerful ally with the recent retirement of General Motors R&D Vice President Larry Burns, because he'd carried the ball for "the reinvention of the automobile" with hydrogen (and promising to develop affordable ready-for-market technology by 2010).
In an interview, Burns said GM's hydrogen work would continue unabated under successor Alan Taub (who had run GM's far-flung science labs). "We're staying on track, but GM, which has invested $1.5 billion since the 1990s, can't pay for [its fuel-cell work] all by itself." He called for Congress to reverse Chu's decision, and must regard the current Congressional action as a welcome retirement present. "It's not a done deal yet," he cautioned. And, indeed, it is not.


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72 comments:
1) I am now following you.ReplyDelete
2) I actually have not read this series but I am very eager to because Richelle Mead is going to be here.
3) 26
4) I've posted about your giveaway on my contests page.
1. Already a followerReplyDelete
2. I am really eager to see what happens between Rose and Dimitri
3. 12
4. added to sidebar
Already a followerReplyDelete
I want to know what happens with Dimitri!
Lucky# 7
Great Contest!
Posted on my side bar too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2009 at 3:46 PM
Aswesome contestReplyDelete
I'm a follower
I'm most eager to find out if Rose finds and kills Dimitri
1) already followerReplyDelete
2) I want to know what Rose does about Dimitri. He cannot be destroyed! He's too perfect
3) 17
4) linked on my sidebar www.thebookcellarx.blogspot.com
:) Erica
1. I'm already a followerReplyDelete
2. I haven't read the series yet but I've hear it's so good and I reeallly want to read it.
3. 14
4. on my sidebar at jessloovesagoodstory.blogspot.com
1. already a followerReplyDelete
2. I haven't read the series yet either so I'm looking forward to read them to see if they're as good as everyone says.
3. #11
4. linked to sidebar http://anaddictedbookreader.blogspot.com/
1. Already a followerReplyDelete
2. Still haven't read the series :(
3. 47
4. Sidebar http://theclockmonkey2.blogspot.com/
1. already a followerReplyDelete
2. I've read the first book of the series and I really want to find out what would happen in the end.
3. number: 42
linna.hsu at gmail dot com
1. I am already a followerReplyDelete
2. I haven't read the series yet but I have been hearing such great things about that I can't wait to
3. number 56
4. sidebar katiesbookblog-katie.blogspot.com
Looks like a good book, please enter me into this drawing.ReplyDelete
1) I'm a follower.
3) Does pi count? if not 97.
Thanks for hosting this giveaway.
1)i am now following you:)ReplyDelete
2) i am looking forward to seeing if Adrian and lisa learn all the tricks to the element spirit..and also what happends to Rose and Dimitri.
3) 4
4) i posted it to my blog...
great contest..
1) Following!ReplyDelete
2) I haven't read the series yet! That's why I want to win them so bad!
3) 76
4) Sidebar: http://crystalreviews.blogspot.com/
1) I am already a follower.ReplyDelete
2) What happens to Dimitri!
3) 77
4) On the sidebar here: http://donnasbloghome.blogspot.com/
bacchus76 at myself dot com
1) Already a followerReplyDelete
2) Just picked up the first book!
3) 19
1) New follower :)ReplyDelete
2) I've yet to read the series in full. I've read about a chapter or two from a friends copy but I am itching to read the whole series!
3) 52
1. I follow you on Twitter! But I read your blog all the time.ReplyDelete
2. I haven't read any of the books, so I really can't answer that question!
3. 13 (not an unlucky number at all!)
stoland at ameritech dot net
Another awesome contest!! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
1. Already a follower
2. I haven't read this series yet so I'm eager to find out anything in any of the books!
3. #3
4. On my sidebar
1) I'm already a follower meReplyDelete
2) Everything! Because I haven't read the first two books yet. I have only read great things about The Vampire Academy and I would love to read all three book.
3) #32
4) I have a link to this contest on my blog sidebar
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2009 at 3:06 AM
1)I follow you.ReplyDelete
2)Dying to find out the fate of Dimitri.
4)Spreading the word on twitter.@NotsoHira
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2009 at 6:22 AM
1.I am a follower.ReplyDelete
2. Haven't read this series yet but sounds interesting.
3. lucky # - 42
klbarret @ dal . ca
I would love to enter! I love the Vampire Academy series!ReplyDelete
1) I alredy follow.
2) I really want to find out what happens to Dimitri.
3) I pick number 21.
4) I have a link to this contest on my blog's sidebar: http://laurenscrammedbookshelf.blogspot.com/
This is an awesome contest!ReplyDelete
1. I am now a follower
2. I really cant wait to find out if Dimitri really turned to one of the bad guys. I really hope not.
3. Lets go with 22
4. I dont have a blog so I retwitter it. http://twitter.com/cait045
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2009 at 8:48 AM
1) I just became a follower of your blog.ReplyDelete
2) I'm just anxious to see how it all ends!!
3) 73
wandanamgreb (at) gmail (dot) com
1. followerReplyDelete
2. im curious to see what happens with Dimitri
3. #24
4. blogged: http://throuthehaze.blogspot.com/2009/08/vampire-academy-series-giveaway.html
throuthehaze at gmail dot com
1. Following you on twitterReplyDelete
2. Dying to know how Dimtir will be saved, yes you hear it right, I have no doubt that it will happen ;-)
3. 50
4. Gonna spread the word on twitter and LiveJournal
1.) Just became a follower of yours.ReplyDelete
2.) I want to know what will happen with Rose and Dimitri (will she kill him?)
3.) # 41
1. i am a followerReplyDelete
2. I am dying the most to see if ROse and Dimitri will finally be re-united again! It can't end like this!
3. number 23
4. I posted about the contest on my sidebar!
geez I can't wait to read Blood Promise it's getting painful!
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2009 at 10:36 AM
I'm following you on twitter.ReplyDelete
I've never read them but I really really want to!!
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2009 at 10:38 AM
Will re tweeting about it count towards Blood Promise???ReplyDelete
1) New Follower (through Bloglines)ReplyDelete
2) I haven't actually picked up the series yet. But I've been dying to!
3) 13
4) Posted about the contest here: http://theshadyglade.blogspot.com/2009/08/contest-roundup-august-17th.html
shadyglade (AT) mail (DOT) com
Thanks for the contest!
Awesome Contest!!!ReplyDelete
1. Already a follower!!!
2. I havent gotten that far, just finished the first book.
Thanks for the exciting contest! :DReplyDelete
1)I'm a follower
2)What's with my buddy DIMITRI?
4)On my sidebar
Thanks for the amazing contest! Can't wait for BLOOD PROMISE!!!!ReplyDelete
I'm already a follower
I'm hoping Dmitri isn't a Strigoi yet (I know it's unlikely, but a girl can dream)
# 27
I posted a link on my blog: confessionsofawanderingheart.blogspot.com
I've also blogged about this giveaway here.ReplyDelete
I am a followerReplyDelete
I cant wait to find out more about rose, whats going to happen with her.
the number i pick is 90#
First of all, AWESOME contest, I don't think anyone will miss the chance of winning signed copies of the VA series.ReplyDelete
And here are my answers(?):
1) New follower
2) In Blood Promise, I would actually like to hear about Rose's father. He's always been a mystery in Richelle's books, and I'm sure everyone wants to meet him.
3) I choose...64
1. New follower.ReplyDelete
2. Will Rose kill Dimitri?
3. 10
4. Posted a blurb on my livejournal.
Jenn (jkpulley1 at aol dot com)
Wow! This is one wonderful contest, I really really hope I win:DReplyDelete
I choose.... 100
I'm a follower!!
Thanks for holding this contest!:)
- AnonymousAugust 18, 2009 at 10:17 PM
Amazing Contest--Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
I'm a new follower, just heard about you from Book Nerds
I blogged about this:
I choose number... 88 :) [my lucky 22 taken darn it :(]
I'm a follower!ReplyDelete
I am excited to find out how the story ends in Blood Promise!
I pick number 8.
I'm following your blog.ReplyDelete
Haven't read this series yet, but I really want to.
I pick number 57.
I'm also putting a link on my sidebar (http://hauntedorchid.blogspot.com).
hauntingorchid (at) aol (dot) com
1. Now Following. New to blogging.ReplyDelete
2. I need to know that Dimitri can be saved.
3. #82
I would like to know how to put a link on my new blogspot (http://timestndstill.blogspot.com)
:} Laurie email@example.com
What a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
1. I'm a follower.
2. I haven't read the series yet, but have always wanted to, and apparently, I need to know what the deal is with Dimitri! ; )
3. #31
4. I posted the contest on my sidebar.
Thank you. : )
1) I'm a followerReplyDelete
2)I want to know what's gonna happen with Dimitri. I'm pretty sure Rose isn't gonna kill him, but I need to know if he's not like, all evil.
4)I'm posting now at http://robolobolyn-03.livejournal.com/
1) FollowingReplyDelete
2) OMG what happened to Dimitri!
3) #9
4) sidebar: http://thatchickthatreads.blogspot.com
leslie-lv at hotmail dot com
1) Became a followerReplyDelete
2) I'm not sure!! I've never read any of these books. But now would be a great time to start, if I could win them :)
3) 28
4) Posted on my sidebar.
This sounds like an awesome contest! Please enter me.ReplyDelete
1) I am already a follower!
2) I have this theory that in book four rose will kill or be hunting Dimitri and then she gets sick and has mood swings and at first she thinks its because of the madness but then she realizes she pregnant! lol i know its a long shot but i want to know if any pary of my theory is true or not!
3) I pick 74!~ Since its a combination of my two faveroite numbers!!!
1) i posted the link to this on my blogReplyDelete
2) im a follower
3) im thinking that for blood promise maybe she might find dimitri and kill him or find out that she is pregnent by him or maybe turn like him so they can be togather forever .
or i think if she kills him she return to the academy and get togather with adrain and they hook up and she gets pregnent but it wouldnt be how the queen said he wont leave rose he will stay and they get married
BUT im probaly really off on all my guesses lol
4) My number is 47.
And my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
I just noticed my number was already taken so my other guess is #66 and heres the link to my blog were i posted about this contestReplyDelete
1. Just became a followerReplyDelete
2. Really want to know what happened with Dimitri, I know it's probably a given that's he's turned vamp, but I guess I just want confirmation on that. Also if he might be one of those "good" vampires--like from Buffy, cursed with a soul!
3. 36
4. Posting contest on my blog: http://jessica-agreatread.blogspot.com
I'm a follower.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry to say I have yet to read Vampire Academy, something that friends are always berating me about. I really, really want to dive into this series. I hear Rose is a gutsy, great lead and I want to check her out :)
Posted about this on my blog--http://butterflybookreviews.blogspot.com/2009/06/book-contests.html
I forgot to add my lucky number which is #62 :)ReplyDelete
1. Just became a followerReplyDelete
2. I haven't read the series yet but I am eager to begin!
3. #16
4. I posted about the contest on my sidebar.
1. I'm already a follower.
2. I haven't read the first 3 books yet, but I've heard great things about the series! I really want to start reading it.
3. How about... #35
4. I posted this on my sidebar at http://booksobsession.blogspot.com
1. I am a follower.ReplyDelete
2. These are on my wishlist, I have not read them yet.
3 #53 - I think this is a great number.
Please include me in your giveaway.
1. I'm a follower.ReplyDelete
2. I want to know what happens to Dimitri and Rose and Christian and Lissa!
3. 37
4. linked this on my sidebar:
1. I'm now following you.ReplyDelete
2. I don't know since I've only just finished the first book, but can't wait to read on!
3. I'm going to take number 2
Thank you for the contest.
barbrafl737 (at) yahoo (dot) com
1. New followerReplyDelete
2. Wondering how Rose handles the Dmitri problem. Can they somehow stay together?
3. #40?
4. Linked in sidebar: http://aflightofminds.blogspot.com/
Alex & Lauren at aflightofminds(at)hotmail(dot)com
Sounds good to me!!ReplyDelete
1) follower
2) I can't wait to find out what happens to Dimitri, whether he gets killed or not.
dsym_06 AT yahoo DOT com
1) now a follower!ReplyDelete
2) I have been waiting for this release to start the series. When I first heard of the series, I saw the new release was coming so I decided to wait so I could read them together-I despise waiting!! I have heard rave reviews of the series, I can't wait.
3) # 54
4) I am posting a link at ttp://ellzreadz.blogspot.com/
I entered this contest right after it started but for some reason my comment isnt there so ill do it again.ReplyDelete
1. I am already a follower
2. I havent read this series yet but I want to so bad I cant even put it into words.
3. 67
4. I have this contest posted in my sidebar.
1. I follow youReplyDelete
2. I haven't read the series, but I've heard manyyy good things about it!
3. 46 (after one of my favorite baseball players jersey no.)
infinitemusic19 at gmail dot com
1. I'm a follower of your blog.ReplyDelete
2. I just came across the first Vampire Academy book, so I want to find out everything about these two girls.
3. 49 - nobody has picked this number yet.
- Samantha VaughanAugust 24, 2009 at 9:01 PM
1. I am now a follower of your blog :)ReplyDelete
2. I just read the first 3 books and about crapped my pants because of how good they are....lol Blood Promise is going to rock everyones world im sure, Im trying not to make any predictions so that i will be surprised with what ever happens :) But let me tell you i am soooooo ready for it!!! WOO HOO
3. My lucky number 99 :) come on richelle!!!
Thanks so much for the entry......
Samantha Vaughan
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2009 at 10:35 PM
Shawna LewisReplyDelete
1. I follow
2.You know I have never read any of these book but I want to really bad don't have alot of $ so I was just hoping someone would hold a giveaway and you did so thanks for this chance!!!
3. 100
4. don't have a blog but posted on twitter http://twitter.com/theblindcupid/status/3529349223
4. on facebook http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/posted.php?id=1259591812&share_id=127235851335&comments=1&ref=nf#s127235851335
This is an awesome contest!ReplyDelete
1. I follow you.
2. I can't really answer this because I haven't read any of the books which is why I'm entering, so I can have the oppurtunity to read them.
3. I told mom to pick a number between 1 and 100 and she said 39. I haven't seen this one used so #39 it is.
4. Linked to contest in sidebar: http://thebookpixie.blogspot.com/
Here is hoping I win. :D
1. I follow you alreadyReplyDelete
2. I haven't read any of the yet, but just heard a review that made me add them to my reading list.
3. 30
4. http://schroeters.blogspot.com/
Oh hard hard, 43, I think that was not taken.ReplyDelete
I'd love to read this series because I just read some reviews on the books and it sounds like a great vampire series
blodeuedd1 at gmail dot com
I am a follower.ReplyDelete
I have not read any of the series but I've heard so many good things about them that I really want to -- soon!
I pick number -- 98.
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED, A BIT EARLY I AM SORRY. But since the winning number was already chosen I thought it best to close up early.ReplyDelete


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5 Tips For Starting A Long Distance Relationship
Looking for 5 tips for starting a long distance relationship? No matter how you end up in a long distance relationship, if you follow these 5 tips you will have more fun and enjoy the relationship more.
- Get a webcam. Make sure that both of you have web cameras on your computers. By using a high speed internet connection and the webcam, you can maintain the spice in your long term relationship by seeing your partner on the internet.
- Make a schedule. Both of you need to schedule time to see each other in person. For some long distance couples, once a month works, while other people can go for longer periods of time. Whatever schedule you agree to, stick to it, and book your tickets in advance so they'll be cheaper.
- Pick up the phone. Since you communicate a lot via telephone during a long distance relationship, make sure you always answer your phone when your partner calls. Also, get a hands-free device so you can fold clothes, drive or do other things while you're on the phone with your honey.
- Trust each other. In a long distance relationship where you can't pop in to say hello, you need to be able to trust your partner. For some people this is as easy as breathing, and for some people it is a challenge.
- Cherish each other. When you have the chance to spend time with your partner, you need to cherish those special times together. When you're together, ignore your phone, email and work as much as possible. Focus on your partner when you're spending time with her so you can create memories to look back on when you're apart.
You can start a long distance relationship by following these 5 tips and communicating with your partner. Relationships take work, an long distance relationships take more work than conventional ones. But when you're with the right person, the work is worth it!
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How to Read / Write Telugu in Windows 2000
Submitted by చదువరి on ఆది, 01/25/2009 - 17:46
Windows 2000 belongs to the Windows family of operating systems. If your Computer has Windows 2000 OS, please follow the below given steps to enable Telugu in your system
- Make sure that your Internet Explorer version is latest. At least 6.0. (open Internet Explorer, Click on Help in top menu and then click on "About Internet Explorer" to see the version of Internet Explorer); If the version is not 6.0 or more then you need to upgrade it from this Microsoft link.
- Now we need a font. Download pothana2000 font from here and unzip. Place pothana2000.ttf file in c:\windows\fonts directory.
- Now download this file and unzip to get usp10.dll. Place this file in "c:\program files\Internet Explorer" folder.
That's it! Now you can read Telugu on windows 2000.
You can use any of the below softwares to write in Telugu
If this article did not help you resolve the Telugu related issue in your system, please write to firstname.lastname@example.com by giving the following information.
1. Your operating System
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3. Explain your issue in as much detail as possible. This helps us to help you quicker and better.


text: Greetings I'm just commisioning a new backend on an Asus M3N78 Pro motherboard and the serial port extender to get a 9 pin D type onto the back for an STB IR blaster is an extra (i.e. not in the box!). There is no information in the manual as to the pinouts of the header, does anyone know if they are standard (probably not) or where in Australasia I can get the necessary doodaki? I guess if I had the pinouts I could just wire a 3.5mm jack to a header and mount that on the back panel but the correct connector would be handy since the IR blaster requires control lines rather than just TX and RX data. Cheers -- Robin Gilks


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This may seem odd to say, but until this series I am not sure the urgency was there for this team. It's like they didn't realize they were in a pennant chase. Leyland didn't even care enough in most series' to play the best lineups in the final game and gave half the team the day off.
The first 2 games of the series the Tigers played about as well as you could play. Great starts from Scherzer and finally a real good start from Fister. Scherzer's last two starts have been excellent. Real tough pitching from him even when he got into some trouble. First game of this series he got a lot of bad breaks in his final inning with a blown KO call to end the inning, an error, and a past ball. HE buckled down and finished it off with over 120 pitches for his 2nd straight start. Benoit and Valverde went in the 8th and 9th to just like you draw it up.
TODAY...still going on, but the Tigers came out and scored 7(!) runs in the 4th inning. Porcello once again came out and pissed it away like he did last game he pitched against the Indians. They scored 5 runs right after that and now in the 8th inning the Tigers are only up 8-7. Leyland actually made a good move though pulling him right away. He got ejected later on a blown call at 3B where Betemit was safe.
Regardless, this series the Tigers have shown they are ready to win this thing. Best I've seen them play and most focused all year.


text: I get a lot of "ip_conntrack: table full, dropping packet." router log messages from WRT54G v.2 with DD-WRT v.22 r2 when my kids are playing PC Halo online. I think it makes the game unresponsive. The game misses many frames. How can I fix it? Error message: <4> kernel: ip_conntrack: table full, dropping packet. Will


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Ken and Blaire Mossman Building
Construction continues on this building on Cumberland Avenue and Thirteenth Street. When completed in 2018, it will house portions of microbiology, biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, psychology, and nutrition, along with lab space and classrooms.
New Lake Avenue Parking Garage
A new parking garage will be located adjacent to the existing garage at 1818 Lake Avenue. This new facility will be designed for approximately 1,000 parking spaces on eight levels. The garage will include parking for commuter students, employees, and special events. The project also includes cosmetic and maintenance upgrades to the existing parking garage. The project is set to finish in August 2018.
Thompson-Boling Arena Reroofing Project
Work continues on replacement of the original roof of Thompson-Boling Arena and other exterior repairs. The reroofing portion of the project includes the installation of new metal panels, gutters and roof drains. Exterior ramps will be renovated with surface and underside repairs. All construction is scheduled around planned events at the arena.
Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium
A multi-faceted improvement project continues at this facility, which is closed until the project is completed in late 2016. The project includes a reconfigured infield, new irrigation and site drainage systems, resurfacing of the track, and power and data improvements. The project addresses the age of the track and its drainage system, optimizes the organization of the infield for performance and safety, and improves the technology of timing devices.
Volunteer Boulevard Phase II
The section of Volunteer Boulevard from Pat Head Summitt Street to Peyton Manning Pass/Circle Park Drive was closed while the second phase of the three phase project to beautify Volunteer Boulevard was completed. Construction began in May and was completed fall 2017. The landscape improvement portion of the project was completed in January 2018. Improved sidewalks and new accent crosswalks with concrete pavers were installed throughout the project section.More information
Sophronia Strong Hall
Work has been completed at Strong Hall, the highly visible classroom and office building on Cumberland Avenue at Sixteenth Street. The building's laboratories and classrooms opened in May 2017. For the summer 2017 semester, offices, research labs, and two large lecture halls opened for the departments of anthropology, biology, chemistry, and earth and planetary sciences.More information
Cumberland Avenue Corridor
This City of Knoxville project is redesigning Cumberland Avenue from Alcoa Highway east to Seventeenth Street, changing the existing four-lane street to three lanes with a raised median and left-turn lanes at intersections. Sidewalks will be widened and landscaped, and utilities buried, to create a more attractive, pedestrian-friendly corridor. The first phase, from Alcoa Highway to Twenty-Second Street, was completed in December 2015. The second phase, from Twenty-Second Street to just east of Seventeenth Street, is scheduled for completion in August 2017.
Stokely Family Residence Hall
The Stokely Family Residence Hall opened January 9, 2017 at Volunteer and Lake Loudoun boulevards and added housing for 684 students. The residence hall's new dining area, which is open for use by the entire campus community, has a seating capacity of 750 and features the fresh food concept, where all food is prepared made to order in front of the customer.
Volunteer Boulevard Streetscape
A section of Volunteer Boulevard from UT Drive to Pat Head Summitt Street was improved over the summer as part of a three-phase project to beautify Volunteer Boulevard. The road opened in August but work continues on the installation of new lighting and traffic lights, pedestrian crossings, and tables and chairs. The project also will strengthen the wireless internet connectivity in the area.
Estabrook Road Streetscape Improvements
The streetscape project has improved the overall appearance of the eastern edge of campus. The road and sidewalk have reopened with upgraded lighting, site furnishings, and improved internet connectivity in the area. The project was completed in October 2016.
Orange & White Halls
Two new residence halls, Orange Hall and White Hall, are the first new buildings in the university's west end residence hall redevelopment plan. White Hall opened before the start of classes for the fall 2016 semester, and Orange Hall will opened in September. White Hall houses 296 students and Orange Hall houses 378 students. The buildings share a common courtyard.
Facilities Services Building
An industrial complex on Sutherland Avenue is the new home for the UT Facilities Services department. The 91,000-square-foot building repurposed a 1908 marble and precast factory to house offices, warehouse space, and workshop space for more than 200 workers from all divisions of campus facilities. The facility opened in August 2016.
New Volunteer Boulevard Parking Garage
A new parking garage opened in August 2016 on Volunteer Boulevard, just west of the Stokely Family Residence Hall. The six-level garage provides around 800 new parking spots for commuter students and 200 parking spots for faculty and staff, and features technology that provides real-time updates of vacant parking spaces.
Steam Plant Conversion
Work was completed in summer 2016 on this project to convert the university's steam plant from coal to natural gas. The central steam plant serves the Knoxville and agricultural campuses and generates steam for more than 150 buildings.
Joint Institute for Advanced Materials (JIAM)
The new home of the Joint Institute for Advanced Materials, a multidisciplinary team of scientists from UT Knoxville and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, is located at the Cherokee Farm Innovation Campus located south of the Tennessee River. Cherokee Farm is a joint project of ORNL and the University of Tennessee System that eventually will support sixteen research-oriented building sites.
Campus Greenway Detours
The Knoxville Utilities Board and its contractor completed work on sections of the Neyland Greenway and the Third Creek Greenway in early October 2015, following upgrades to the area's natural gas distribution system. Although the greenways have reopened, construction crews may continue to be present in the area.
Circle Park and Torchbearer Plaza
Work finished in September 2015 on a renovation of Circle Park and Torchbearer Plaza. The park features new sidewalks, trees, landscaping, sod, and irrigation systems. The rebuilt plaza includes streetscaping elements such as benches, trash receptacles, trees along Volunteer Boulevard, a new accessible path from the plaza to Circle Park, and new retaining walls to match the current campus standard. The famed Torchbearer statue's natural-gas-powered torch was extinguished for safety reasons during construction, then relit upon completion of the project.
Eleventh Street Bridge Maintenance
The pedestrian bridge connecting the Eleventh Street Garage to the Hill was closed during summer 2015 for rust removal and repainting. During the work, lanes of Cumberland Avenue beneath the bridge were shifted to accommodate the project. Work crews also removed rust stains from the bricks beneath the bridge. The project finished in August 2015.
Engineering Quad
This project provided an open, collaborative space for the College of Engineering. The new plaza on Middle Drive features benches, tables, and bike hoops and preserve the area's existing trees. A staircase connects the plaza with Estabrook Road. The Engineering Quad project finished in fall 2015.
Henson Hall
Henson Hall, home to the College of Social Work, received upgrades to classrooms, additional student lounge space, study spaces, a computer lab, and new audio-video technology. Wireless Internet connectivity also was improved in the building. The project finished in July 2015.
Humanities and Social Sciences Classroom Renovation
Nine existing classrooms in the Humanities and Social Sciences building received upgrades. This was the final phase of the HSS classroom renovation that started in 2013. The classrooms are equipped with more modern audiovisual equipment, furnishings, paint, and carpet. A large lecture hall was converted into three smaller classrooms, and the building's stairwells and corridor will be upgraded. An expanded retail area and family-friendly and gender-neutral bathrooms were added. The project was completed in July 2015.
Perkins Hall Classroom Renovation
Perkins Hall is the new home for the College of Engineering's ENGAGE and Honors Freshman Engineering programs. Existing classroom space was renovated, new classrooms and student lab space were created, and fire alarm and safety systems were upgraded. The building also houses the college's advising, diversity, and international programs, and its Office of Professional Practice. The project was completed in July 2015.
Blueberry Falls Extension
The Claxton Education Complex's Blueberry Falls area was extended into a greenway along the south face of the new Student Union, allowing a direct route from Volunteer Boulevard along the Staff 9 lot to Phillip Fulmer Way. The Blueberry Falls extension features a water cascade along the length of the greenway. The extension also includes new lighting, seating, bicycle parking, and rich landscaping. The greenway opened in June 2015.
New Student Union
The first phase of the new Student Union opened in June 2015. It includes a new book and technology store, extensive dining and seating, the Center for Career Development, and other office space. When the second phase is completed, it will include a large auditorium/performance venue, a large ballroom for events and banquets, additional dining areas, a student recreation area, the Vol Card office, UT Federal Credit Union, lounges, and additional program, conference, and meeting space. It also will extend the building's footprint westward toward Volunteer Boulevard.
Austin Peay
Approximately 6,500 square feet of space on the second floor were renovated and will be used as clinic laboratory space and a conference room for the Department of Psychology. The project was completed in May 2015.
Eleventh Street Garage
The installation of an electrical charging station on the roof of the garage was completed in May 2015. The project brought the total number of charging spots on campus to seventeen and the total number of chargers to nineteen. Chargers are also located in the Staff 23 lot at Pat Head Summitt Street and Volunteer Boulevard, and on the UT Institute for Agriculture campus.
Ayres Hall and The Hill
Improvements to the Cumberland Avenue side of Ayres Hall and a primary pedestrian pathway to the Hill were completed in April 2015.
Dougherty Engineering Building
The university upgraded this building to improve safety and provide a series of modern instructional and research laboratories. The work was completed in April 2015. Projects funded by the National Science Foundation, Eastman Chemical, and the university have provided research and instructional laboratories throughout the building.
Improvements to Lake Loudoun Boulevard and Neyland Drive
New landscaping now greets campus visitors entering Lake Loudoun Boulevard from Neyland Drive. The railroad cars have been moved and sod, shrubs, and trees have been planted behind the low wall at the corner of Lake Loudoun Boulevard and Chamique Holdsclaw Drive. The project was completed in March 2015.
Hopecote Roof Repairs
This project was completed in January 2015. UT's historic guest house on Melrose Avenue underwent upgrades including removal of the home's hail-damaged slate-tile roof, repair of the structure underneath, and installation of new water and ice-resistant roofing layers and new gutters and downspouts.
Joan Cronan Volleyball Center
This project was completed in October 2014. The facility is the new home of the university's volleyball team, and is named after Cronan, who spent three decades working for UT Athletics. Features include three practice courts, a team locker room, a film room, meeting spaces, and offices and locker rooms for coaches. The center is adjacent to the Regal Soccer Stadium on Stephenson Drive.
Cumberland Avenue Building
This project was completed in September 2014. The building features nearly 17,000 square feet of retail space at the corner of Cumberland Avenue and Seventeenth Street. The space houses a two-story VolShop retail merchandising area, Aramark food vendors, public seating, restroom facilities, and utility and maintenance service.
Fred D. Brown Jr. Residence Hall
The Fred D. Brown Jr. Residence Hall became home to almost 700 students starting August 2014. The building is named for Brown, a longtime staff member who created the Office of Diversity Programs in the College of Engineering. Brown's work has had a significant impact on increasing diversity in the engineering profession.
Sorority Village
Construction was completed in August 2014 on Sorority Village, located on Morgan Hill on the west end of campus. The houses range from 9,000 to 17,000 square feet. They are funded by private donations and rent fees paid by chapter residents. The thirteen houses are occupied by Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Phi Mu, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Kappa, and Zeta Tau Alpha. The Sorority Village Center administrative building, which opened in fall 2013, is also part of the complex and houses administrative offices, meeting space, and a designated space for Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. The university broke ground on Sorority Village in 2011, and houses began opening in fall 2012.
Staff 9 Lot Renovation
Renovation of the Staff 9 lot west of Neyland Stadium was completed in August 2014. The lot was leveled out, repaved, and restriped, and new lighting and trees were placed. Workers also added a new retaining wall and sidewalk on the east side of the lot facing Phillip Fulmer Way.
Lake Loudoun Boulevard Streetscape and Pat Summitt Plaza
The Lake Loudoun Boulevard Streetscape project was completed in November 2013, with new sidewalks, brick retaining walls, and new landscaping. The project's anchor is the Pat Summitt Plaza, which features a statue honoring the legendary basketball coach.
Equine and Farm Animal Hospitals
Renovation and expansion of the Equine and Farm Animal Hospital at the University of Tennessee Veterinary Medical Center was completed in September 2013. The project involved more than 85,000 square feet of new and renovated space for an intensive care unit, animal surgery suites, treatment rooms, and rehab equipment.
John D. Tickle Engineering Building
This facility opened in August 2013. It includes classrooms, seminar rooms, laboratories, a lecture theatre, and a pedestrian footbridge that improves access to The Hill from Neyland Drive. The building is the home of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Natalie L. Haslam Music Center
The School of Music's new home opened in August 2013. The modern glass façade and primary entrance are designed to maximize natural light and reduce energy costs. The green and clear glass patterns celebrate music. If you look closely, variations in the glass appear to be musical notes.
In September 2014, the music center received the merit award for new construction by the Tennessee chapter of the American Institute of Architects for its highly technical design built with limited funding. An out-of-state jury reviewed the building and granted it the award for its handsome interiors, detailed spaces, and natural light.
RecSports Complex (Sutherland Avenue)
The RecSports complex on Sutherland Avenue opened in August 2013. It features ten multi-use fields that accommodate UT's student intramural program.


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Sideline Soccer lets you track how your son/daughter/friend is doing each soccer game. You can track up to three players and can have multiple teams. For each time seasons stats are kept and you can look back over each game to get specific details. There is a game log to say when items happened.
The program is simple to use.
1. Setup your team(s)
2. Start a new game
3. As events happen during the game click on stat1 or stat2 to add the event.
4. Once the quarter is over the clock will stop, click next quarter to start the next quarter.
Note: This is not a game, it is a program to let you track how well your players are doing
Sub note: I wrote this because I have three young children who all play. I still plan to add a few more things (such as emailing/twitter when events happen). Please let me know if you have any comments or questions. email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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ISO71XXDBQ - 4242 VPK Small-Footprint and Low-Power Digital Isolator Evaluation Module
The ISO71XXDBQ-EVM comes with the ISO7131CCDBQ device soldered down. The user can remove this device and solder down any one of the 4-channel ISO714XCCDBQ devices. This EVM allows the user to evaluate the isolator performance and parameters. For safety reasons tThe EVM is not designed to work at voltages above 5.5-V. The EVM should not be used for high-voltage isolation testing. Please observe the cautions described in the EVM user's guide.
- User configurable for use with triple- and quad-channel ISO71xx isolators
- Enables opposing channel testing with the ISO7131, ISO7141, and ISO7142
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3D gaming isn't just a fad anymore. Nintendo's latest handheld is built upon a glasses-free 3D foundation and Sony is promising over 30 stereoscopic 3D titles launching before the year's end. And while a lot of 3D games aren't worth the eye strain they may or may not cause, many of them are worthy enough to justify springing for a shiny new 3DS or an expensive 3DTV. Here's our list of the best upcoming games in 3D. Headaches and nausea not included.
~ Game Revolution
By Christmas I can get me a 3D TV, I don't like being dimensionally challenged.
I need a new TV, bigger for my new apartment. I'm going to have to go 3D.
Battlefield 3(PC version has 3d confirmed), The Witcher 2, Uncharted 3!!


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Saturday 13 February 2016
Bill Hall
Feb 13th 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Cannon Beach Library
Join us for our NW Author Series. Bill will be discussing his book McCallandia a novel of alternate history that imagines how the world would have been different if Oregon's iconic governor, Tom McCall, had become president of the United States following Richard Nixon's resignation. This is a free event open to the public.


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Another trip to take you out from the concrete jungle and into the real thing!
ATV Adventures are a small,friendly outfit operating in Ulu Kelang,about a 5mile drive from Kuala Lumpur.To get there follow the signs to the Zoo,on the MRR2 and then take the small road that goes past the zoo entrance and winds it's way towards Kampong Kemeneh.
In no time at all you will notice the road getting increasingly narrower and a definite "kampong feel".The air seems cleaner and a bit cooler whilst the small rivers are clear and fast flowing.
It's a nice serene scene,children playing in the river,families having a pick-nick and the sound of birds and insects fill the air.The city seems very far away indeed.
What better way to have fun than to rip-it-up brash,noisy quad bike!
For RM 100 you can experience a 2 hour trek through the jungle to reach a small waterfall.
The adventure begins with a safety and training brief including a few laps of the tricky training circuit and then,off you go following the leader on a narrow muddy path climbing ever higher in the hills and navigating your way over tree roots,smashing in to low-hanging branches and splashing through muddy puddles.
It's great fun!
Hopefully,you'll arrive at the picturesque waterfall tired,muddy and sweaty and can then appreciate a paddle in the cold water.
At the waterfall there is a camp site where ATV Adventures hold their jungle trekking and other exciting activities.
After a short rest it's back to the beginning for the return journey and just as you reach the start-point you have the opportunity to take the ATV across a small river.
Trips start from as low as RM20.
The bikes all look fairly new and are well maintained.You will be asked to stick to a speed limit of 30kph when driving on public road and 40kph when off road....which seems way too fast on a narrow path!
The instructors/leaders are knowledgeable and friendly and encourage everyone to have a good time and drive at a pace that they are comfortable with.
The only hassle,as far as I can see is actually getting there, as you will need private transport.A taxi may not want to venture that far off the beaten track.


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Winning quarterback of Super Bowl 50 (24-10).
Punxsutawney Phil Did NOT See His Shadow
is springtime that far off?!?
Max's Scout Services & Communications of the Americas WebBlog
Was wondering . . . 'cause around the San Fran Bay Area (Levi is home to SB L) we had early morning raindrops followed by sunny skies.
So are we supposed to believe more hype about El Nino and this Super Bowl?
If I was a groundhog, I would have slept in until 9 or 10 and have ordered breakfast in den. That means spring equinox will come as planned on March 21 just like printed on the calendar. Also I'd forewarn of a bear market and try to sell Tesla before the environmentalists hit the fan in Nevada.
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"And then all the host of Rohan burst into song, and they sang as they slew, for the joy of the battle was on them, and the sound of their singing that was fair and terrible came even to the City."
Thursday, March 10, 2016
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Let the saints be joyful in glory, let them sing aloud on their beds, let the high praises of God be in their mouth, and a two edged sword in their hand, to execute vengeance on the nations, and punishments on the peoples; to bind the kings with chains and their nobles with fetters of iron. Psalm 149:5-8


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Members of Saskatchewan Coalition Against Racism (SCAR), a group of people working toward the elimination of racism, added warning labels to some costumes at Spirit Halloween in Regina, Canada, to raise awareness for indigenous communities. They even issued a notice letter to the store.
They then added two-sided labels to the "Wolf Dancer" and "Reservation Royalty" costumes. While one side of it warned people that the items in the bag were "offensive" and "sexualized women and indigenous people," the other side of the label gave information about missing and murdered indigenous women.
"[The costume] sexualizes and racializes indigenous women's bodies which lays [sic] the foundation of a culture that accepts that we can have 4,000 missing and murdered indigenous women," says Chris Kortright.
Unfortunately, Spirit Halloween has had all the labels removed and issued the following statement to Global News in response.
"Since 1983, at Spirit Halloween, we have offered a wide and balanced range of Halloween costumes that are inspired by, celebrate and appreciate numerous cultures, make believe themes and literary figures. Understanding certain sensitivities, we always strive to present our costumes in a responsible and respectful manner. While we respect the opinion of those who are opposed to the sale of any cultural or historical costumes, we are proud of our costume selection for men, women and children. We continue to offer this broad assortment of costumes in the future, while we maintain our commitment to our diverse customer base."
Just last week activist Zoey Roy called for a boycott of a Spirit Halloween outlet after she ran into a Native American costume in the Halloween section.
"Typically, we would wear that clothing after a buffalo hunt, we would use the entire animal. We have a relationship with our clothing. For them to wear it as a Halloween costume was appalling to me. I had to say something," she said.
Roy went on to alert the store manager and request that he remove the costumes, but was instead escorted out.
Went into @SpiritHalloween on 51st Street and got escorted out. She compared us to pugs (because pug owners can be offended of pug masks). pic.twitter.com/mEeNRr13aE— Zoey Pricelys Roy (@Pricelys1) October 9, 2016
She was later contacted by store authorities who pulled off the costume from their Saskatoon stores. "It's 2016 — this shouldn't even be a costume," she said.
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The number of births in Germany fell to a record post-war low last year despite government investment of billions of euros on incentives to counter the country's shrinking population.
Germany has a population of 82 million but the low birth rates mean average ages are rising, hampering the development of Europe's largest economy. The tide of immigration that fed the post world war two economic expansion has also now been reversed with new immigration controls.
The Federal Statistics Office in Wiesbaden reported that there were 665,126 children born in 2009, down from 682,514 in 2008. The annual birth rate has fallen by more than 100,000 a year in the last decade from 770,774 births registered in 1999.
An official at the statistics office said the 2009 figure was the lowest number of births in Germany since 1945, when 520,000 children were born.
Germany has one of the lowest birth rates in Europe.
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So this time both bench and wifi are supplied by the tourist information centre in Deschambault-Grondine, who have also thoughtfully forgotten to supply any "NO CAMPING" signs and left the wifi on after they closed up....I'll let you draw your own conclusions about where i'll be sleeping this evening. Merci beaucoup mes amies.
So from the name of the town I guess you already know I'm fiiiiinally in Quebec, after what feels like 3 months in Ontario (actually only 17 days of riding). Phew, it's a big old place that Onterrible. But having covered bits of most of it I'm not going to be able to call it that anymore. Despite having mercilessly mocked its bugginess, dampness, yokelness and general inferiority in comparison to BC; and despite the best efforts of some rather vicious Giant Hogweed, I actually quite liked (some) of it. There, I said it. Eastern Ontario had some of my favourite stretches of road to date: tree-covered rolling (but not excessive) hills, lilypad-covered lakes and some really lovely little towns. After clearing the (overrated) Great Lakes, the whole eastern area along the trans canada highway was totally awesome. Ottawa is the capital of Canada and a city I'd never visited before and now it might just be my favourite. Its less soulless than Toronto, less pretentious than Montreal and more Canadian than Vancouver... I liked it so much I spent the whole day there exploring. The people I met in EO were pretty cool too, but that's been the case for most of this trip and cannot therefore be attributed to their Ontario-ness, eastern or otherwise. I met fireman Jamie by the river in Pembroke - thanks for the donation, the beers, the breakfast and for reinforcing that donuts are not a valid food group... He must have loaned me some fireman luck too as the next day (whilst lost on the way to Ottawa) I met the lovely Amelia and the fire department of Carlton County. They were also fundraising for cancer research and absolutely insisted that I hung out and ate pizza with them. Who am I to argue with so many half naked muscly men. Ahem. Aaanyways I eventually tore myself away and ended up crashing in Don and Carolyn's back garden.., complete with homemade veggie lasagne for tea and my own private beach view... Shout out to Gordon and Lesley in Ottawa - thanks for the route advice and the donation! My last night in Ontario was in Clarence Creek, where Eric the campsite owner refused to let me pay for a pitch and brought me all the cold Pepsi I could drink. I think I'll be coming back here.
Toronto to Sudbury - overnight train
Sudbury to Espanola - hitched with Roy back to where I left the trans-can to go south
Espanola to Corbeil - min. 134 km (forgot to reattach bike comp after train)
Corbeil to Deux Rivières - 90 km
Deux Rivières to Pembroke - 121 km
Pembroke to Constance Bay - 119 km
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IWB-SAMR-SubstitutionRemember, at this level, technology acts as a direct tool substitute with no functional improvement.
- Granted, the IWB does come with several cool colors of "digital" ink, but using the board only as a writing surface (with all those cool colors) certainly qualifies as a direct substitution of a chalkboard or a whiteboard. Don't fret if this is where you are – it's perfectly okay! We all have to start somewhere. Honestly, it's likely that very few IWB users have started any higher. The key is to know you're at this level, see the importance of making a transition, and be willing to go for it.


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Incomparable Empires
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Incomparable Empires
The Spanish-American War of 1898 seems to mark a turning point in both geopolitical and literary histories. The victorious American empire ascended and dominated the globe culturally in the twentieth century, while the once-mighty Spanish empire declined and became a minor state in the world republic of letters. But what if this narrative relies on several faulty assumptions, and what if key modernist figures in both America and Spain radically rewrote these histories—at the foundational moment of modern literary studies?
Rogers follows the networks of American and Spanish writers, translators, and movements to uncover surprising arguments that forged the politics and aesthetics of modernism. He revisits the role of empire—from its institutions to its cognitive effects—in shaping a nation's literature and culture. He reads the provocative, often counterintuitive arguments of John Dos Passos, who held that "American literature" could only flourish if the expanding U.S. empire collapsed like Spain's. He follows Ezra Pound's use of Spanish poetry to structure the Cantos and the poet Juan Ramón Jiménez's interpretations of modernismo across several languages. And he tracks the controversial theorization of a Harlem-Havana-Madrid nexus for black writing, and Ernest Hemingway's development of a version of cubist Spanglish in For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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