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It's Brown Bag Week here on Small Kitchen College!
We at Big Girls, Small Kitchen are big believers in the benefits of bringing your lunch with you to work (we have a whole chapter about "packing the quarter-life lunchbox" in our book!). Whether you love it or hate it, you know that come noon, instead of hungrily browsing SeamlessWeb or roaming the streets of the Midtown food desert, you could be sashaying to the company kitchen, taking out your brown bag, and revealing a mouth-watering, healthful, and well-rounded lunch.
Starting today, we're challenging all you post-grads starting first corporate jobs, undergrads doing summer internships, and office-bound "old hats" like our fellow twentysomethings to get in the habit of packing your lunch. All week we'll be partnering with BuiltNY to give you tips, recipes, and giveaways about lunch on the go. Better yet, if you share your brown bag creations with us, you'll have the chance to win some of the awesome lunch and bottle totes pictured above and below!
We have a whole menu of events to come this week as part of the Brown Bag Challenge. Enter to win another slew of BuiltNY prizes on facebook and twitter by posting a picture of your brown bag lunch at any point this week. And make sure to join the conversation on Wednesday at Noon as we host our first-ever Live Twitter Chat with The Daily Meal, using the hash tag#brownbag.
Become one of our official blogger sponsors by posting about your favorite lunchbox item and encouraging your readers to join the SKC Brown Bag Challenge! You can see the list of supporting bloggers in our What's New section; be sure to come back and check out all the great dishes as links are added throughout the week!
To enter the SKC Brown Bag Giveaway and win either a BuiltNY Market Tote, Spicy Relish Lunch Tote, or a Gourmet Getaway Mini, you must:
Last but not least, check out our best-ever BGSK lunchbox menu, and tune in for many more great brown bag recipes to come from all the SKC contributors!
–Cara and Phoebe, and the Small Kitchen College Team
Originally posted on Monday, July 11th, 2011
I love packing a huge salad with lots of fresh veggies and a little something extra, like grapes or cilantro. Perfect for summer! Last night's leftovers are also a nice treat.
Leftovers are the best (today it's arugula pesto potato salad with salt grilled chicken – both from Big Girls Small Kitchen!), but I also love to pack a quick chickpea/lemon/parmesan/parsley salad. The protein from the chickpeas, the bite from the lemon, the saltiness of the parmesan – perfection!
I LOVE sesame brown rice with shredded chicken and veggies. I love it more cold the next day for lunch than I love it for dinner. Which is a lot!
I ALWAYS pack a lunch! I have ever since high school – I think it was a combination of being too hungry to wait in line, plus not finding foot long hotdogs to be very appetizing. Now that I'm a poor grad student, I pack a lunch to save money. And it's a great way to use up leftovers from the night before that aren't quite enough to get another full meal out of. I usually always have some kind of yogurt packed, and a piece of fruit. Lately I've been addicted to string cheese – nostalgic for my childhood? And my favorite sandwich lately is on a sandwich thin, with sliced cucumbers, mushrooms, sprouts, provolone cheese, hummus, and a little spicy mustard. Delicious!
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In the summer, it is ALL ABOUT salads. But we make salads creative – flank steak, avocado and corn to throw on for one week of salads, Israeli/marinated veggies to throw on another week, homemade dressings, ways to make greens more exciting/
Wraps with lots of extra veggies are my absolute favorite thing to have mid-day!
Favorite Brown Bag lunch: a blt wrap and fruit salad!
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I always look forward to lunch when I bring leftover pasta – for some reason, it always tastes better the next day!
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I am a fan of the classic PB & J on a whole wheat bagel thin! I love to add fresh strawberries, apples, green/red peppers, carrots, or cucumbers on the side. And… of course I can't resist a few wheat thins. Just became a fan on facebook and subscribed to your email list!
My favorite brown-bag lunch is spicy peanut noodles with a ton of veggies like cucumber, bell pepper, bean sprouts, cabbage and red onion thrown in. And a peach or plum on the side when they are in season!
I normally bring leftovers for my brown-bag lunch. Today, I have leftover orecchiate pasta with a tomato-paste sauce and fesh herbs (basil, oregano, rosemary, pepper flakes) from my community garden. I alo threw in some leftover empanada meat (chorrizo and ground beef). It's a multicultural fest in my mouth!
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I almost always pack my lunch, either with or without a reusable ice pack to keep it frosty.
My simplest lunch is a roasted cashew butter and fruit preserves sandwich on Greenmarket bread with a Greenmarket apple and some other snack-cookie or pretzels.
I even include my breakfast sometimes, if I don't have time to eat before I leave–that's usually a container of yogurt with berries and container of granola with almond slivers and flaxseeds.
If I'm lucky enough to have leftovers, that's the close second for lunch!
left over BBQ today with fresh veggies
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i LOVE packing a really great salad i can toss together the night before…baby spinach as a base, sliced strawberries, sliced almonds (or another nut of choice), goat cheese crumbles, and broiled chicken. i just saw the curry chicken salad recipe and i can't WAIT to make it!
I enjoy the classic PB&J!
My go-to bagged lunch includes some variation of the following:
-salad (spinach, cucumbers, carrots, bell peppers, etc.) + small container of olive oil
-something crunchy, like almonds or soy nuts
My go-to lunch is typically some type of sandwich that is always accompanied by a piece of fruit. With the bounty at the local markets, my new favorite is a mozzarella, basil, and tomato sandwich, along with a fresh peach or berries on the side.
I love brown bagging it! I pack hummus and fresh veggies, a berry medly of blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries, and then a yummy peach chobani greek yogurt for another little burst of protein!
I love bringing dinner leftovers for lunch in my brown bag. Sometimes it's a slice of lasanga, while other times it's a salad with veggies from the nigh before. My coworkers always comment how I have tasty looking lunches!
On today's menu: curried chicken & apple salad (with plain non-fat yogurt instead of mayo), roasted brusel sprouts, and a peach for dessert.
My favorite brown bag lunch is salad. It's pretty quick and easy. the protein component is usually leftover meat from the dinner before, or if that's not available, i keep packets of the shrink-wrapped teriyaki tofu around and then cut that in slices. I always supplement with yogurt and fruit. there are spare bags of microwave popcorn around for when i have a craving for chips.
I love packing a pimiento cheese sandwich (so yummy!), cheddar cheese Sunchips, yogurt or some sort of fruit, and cookies or a cupcake, with peach Fresca to drink! I brownbagged to my internship a lot and that was definitely my favorite meal
I ALWAYS use leftovers… so my favorite brown bag lunches always changes! Using leftovers helps me reduce wasted food
I also eat leftovers or whatever I found at the farmers market between bread or mixed with pasta. Today it was a fresh Purple Cherokee Tomato with mayo on bread, fresh carrots (with a bit of PB), and a peach. Yum!!
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I love a big salad – it's always so refreshing in the summer! And don't forget dessert – a big container of assorted berries – mmm
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Brown rice topped with chopped figs, crumbled blue cheese, sauteed swiss chard, and a topping of toasted almonds. Nutritious, balanced, and deliiicious!
I just made an awesome brown bag lunch… a summer veggie wrap with a hard-boiled egg & spicy mayo! I've been craving one of these all winter and now that my farm-fresh produce is here, I knew I had to wrap it all up for lunch. The best part is that you can completely change it up every day depending on the veggies you have on hand. I posted about it at http://unspeakablevisions.blogspot.com/2011/07/brown-bag-challenge-summer-veggie-wrap.html.
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I am totally boring when it comes to brown bagging it, but recently, being in Germany with all these amazing breads has helped spice up my brown bag! I like to use all different kinds of crazy rolls, but then keep it simple with the inside (meat, cheese and some veggie toppings).
A must for me is good snack packing in my brown bag. I like to munch during the day, so having raisins or almonds with me works well!
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My favorite brown bag lunch is a big Fuji apple, some medium cheddar cheese sticks and an egg salad sandwich with some apple juice to drink.
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[...] this week, both here and on Small Kitchen College, we'll be hosting a brown bag challenge. That means tips, recipes, and giveaways, all about lunch on the go. Also be sure to check out our [...]
I love turkey sandwiches with hummus, swiss, and tons of veggies. I also love baked chicken fingers with baked beans and BBQ sauce. Great easy lunches and pretty cheap too!
My favorite is making couscous salads – you can add anything and everything to them! Today, I had pine nut couscous with grilled chicken, cucumber, redpepper, corn, black beans & mozzarella cheese. Delish, and great hot or cold!
I'm a bit boring – turkey sandwich (sometimes a wrap to mix it up), fruit, veggie, morning snack, etc. Sometimes I feel like I'm packing for a little kid!
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My fav brown bag lunch lately is black forest ham and swiss on homemade bread with dijon mustard, lettuce and tomato (packed separately so the bread doesn't get soggy), wavy potato chips, grapes and red pepper slices with yogurt dip.
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my favorite brown bag lunch is when I make my pesto chicken sandwich. It's a great way to use leftover chicken and add a gourmet feel to your sandwich. I normally have a jar of pesto, sun-dried tomatoes spread, and cheese in the frig. Just assemble and then heat up at work. Depending on what you have, its always nice to mix things up. Also in the summer time, I love to add cut watermelon cubes for the extra refreshing taste.
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Great idea, heard about it from Jess' blog.
I love just making a good, turkey sandwich. Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickles make it so refreshing! Add some carrots and ranch on the side, and it's PERFECT.
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I love to pack a healthy, crunchy salad. They can be made the night before with dressing packed on the side. It's so satisfying to chew away. My favorite these days is a hearty and skinny antipasto salad- http://www.skinnykitchen.com/recipes/hearty-and-skinny-antipasto-salad-meal/
whole wheat penne pasta with just a little olive oil, some mozzarella balls, cherry tomatoes sliced in half, and sometimes a little red onion or bell pepper diced up too!
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LOVE to pack a bunch of small bites = small portion sandwiches, chunks of cheese, fruits. Keeps it interesting and I can snack through the day.
My favorite lunch lately is a spinach salad beast with carrots, tomatoes, red bell pepper, some sort of protein (either diced turkey or hummus) and homemade tahini dressing. On Sundays, I make a huge batch of cinnamon apple chips in the the dehydrator as dessert for weekday lunch. These always put a smile on my face no matter what my day is like!
Loving the brown bag theme! I bring my lunch everyday and it's nice to have new recipes to try and look forward to. Thank you!
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My son is contributing to the brown bag effort. He blended avacado, basil, Thai peppers, sweet peppers and onions a little salt and pepper to taste. And I use it ad a spread gor sandwiches and the like. Plus he is so happy because he grew everything but the avacados on our deck.
I have almost worn out my built lunch bag, super cute and helps keep my portions smaller, has to fit in the bag. My favorite lunch to tote is a fresh greens salad with bean sprouts and marinated chickpeas and a red delicious apple. love your site and blog!
One of my favorite lunches in a simple pasta with alfredo sauce and veggies like rotini with broccoli. Sometimes I'll add chopped turkey or chicken. It's a great easy lunch!
Hard boiled eggs travel well and are great protein and with a small container or small plastic jar of Nance's sweet and spicy mustard you can have deviled eggs for lunch. A simple squeeze from the bottle on top-take a bite and squeeze again and another bite and one more squeeze and last bite. Repeat with second egg. Refrigerate the leftover mustard for next time. Or another favorite is a can of delicious and healthy sardines (Moroccan spiced are a favorite). They all come with a flip top nowadays. A few Nairns oatcakes (in single packages of 6/pkg.)a few slices of sweet bread and butter pickles (in a spillproof container) and a couple of slices of provolone cheese. Make a stack of all these ingredients and repeat until gone. You won't believe just how delicious they are together! This you may want to do again and again. Simple and very inexpensive lunch. A handful of fresh cherries, or grapes and you are good to go!
My favorite brown bag lunch is probably a wrap of some kind.
I love pasta tossed with whatever I have in the fridge–preferably veggies, maybe some beans, maybe some leftover pesto, maybe a few scraps of chicken or prosciutto, tomatoes, etc. Tossed all together with a bit of olive oil and some salt and pepper and it makes a great lunch, hot or cold! For a snack I always bring a some Greek yogurt or a banana. So easy.
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Above is the pingback from my post regarding your contest! It also cross-posts to my Facebook and my Twitter so y'all are getting much mention. Here's the link one more time: http://thedilettantista.wordpress.com/2011/07/14/contest-entry-post-sometimes-you-win-things/
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My favourite brown bag lunch is usually a filling salad that can be eaten cold. Mostly recently, I've been enjoying the bounty of summer vegetables in a Fattoush Salad. The veggies, zattar, lemony dressing and chicken really make for a filling and satisfying lunch.
My favorite brown bag lunch typically includes many finger foods. I get incredibly busy at work and often can't sit down and eat my entire lunch at once so I tend to cut up a ton of veggies and make my own dips to accompany them. For protein, I like to make a black bean salad – yum!
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Check out my blog post here about making lunch at lunch, delicious egg salad and yogurt, and resisting temptation of dessert at lunch. It's all here at:
I love packing greek salads for lunch!
Leftover chicken or turkey meatballs with tabouleh (but made with cous cous instead of cracked wheat) we call it tabouscous
I enjoy a turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato, avocado, and mayo on sourdough bread.
Definitely leftovers, it's the fastest route for me. I'd like to try more wraps and salads.
Hands down, Mediterranean chicken kabobs with grilled onion and mint, with a side of greek salad. I bow before the altar of Bon Appetit, and this fills me up without being super heavy and giving me the energy to get through the rest of my business day.
I love to bring wraps, or a loaded(lots of diff veges) salad with chicken or tuna. Also, sides of cucumbers, string cheese, or yogurt and maybe some corn chips.
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Love the styles of the bags, I like the beverage bags…I usually dont bring anything as a regular lunch box does not hold them.
I pack my own lunch everyday to save money because I am a poor graduate student. I'm a simple girl with simple tastes and a turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread packed with lots of veggies does it for me!!
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My Favorite lunch is a few pieces of Boston lettuce, 2 – 3 slices of oven roasted deli turkey, 2 -3 slices of cheese ( I prefer provolone) and a small container of HOney mustard or guacomole as a spread. I then make lettuce roll-ups. YUmmy and healthy. For dessert, grapes or cherries in the summer. It's all fresh, crispy and lite.
I always make sure to keep some salad mix (Trader Joes is the best – super cheap) in my fridge and then I make an easy lunch salad with whatever leftovers I had the night before. Salmon…ground turkey…chicken…even a crumbled up veggie burger on top of lettuce is perfect for lunchtime. I live alone so I almost always have leftovers from the night before!
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich is my favorite brown bag lunch.
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Avocado and spinach sandwich with homemade sundried tomato hummus. That sweet but tartness from the sun dried tomato is so delicious with the creamy avocado!
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Yogurt, carrots, apple—quick, easy and delicious.
I like going with the classic PB&J. You can't go wrong with that! PB&J sandwich, an apple, and an Arizona Iced Tea. Nice, simple, and delicious!
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I like to stay well-rounded. I usually have veggies, fruit, grain, dairy, and some type of protein. The other day for work, I brought some lettuce, tomato, and pickles to put into a wheat pocket, along with some hummus! (I'm a vegetarian, and it's a little harder to get protein, but hummus is very yummy, so it's not really a problem anymore!!) I also had some cheddar cheese, blueberries, and cherries. It was really delicious and it kept me full all day!
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My favorite brown bag lunch is usually a filling salad that can be eaten cold. Most recently, I've been enjoying the bounty of summer vegetables in a Fattoush Salad. The veggies,
In the summer, it is ALL ABOUT salads. But we make salads creative – flank steak, avocado, and corn to throw on for one week of salads, Israeli/marinated veggies to throw on another week, homemade dressings, ways to make greens more exciting/
Hands down, Mediterranean chicken kabobs with grilled onion and mint, with a side of greek salad. I bow before the altar of Bon Appetit, and this fills me up without being super heavy and giving me the energy to get through the rest of my business day.


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The story will end......with Class F finally winning a summoning war against Class A. However, since Yuuji's motivation to win a summoning war against them aren't the facilities, Status Quo Is God, Class F will return to their dinghy classroom. The next possible scenario would be Class F immediately challenging Class B to war. Class F will win via a Curb-Stomp Battle, except this time, Yuuji will propose a class merger. The Class Representative will also be replaced as an effect, effectively throwing Nemoto into obscurity. The reasoning for the second scenario is that there wasn't a Class F to begin with. Also, after the last battle against B and F (in which F won), the entire Class B was already backing up Yuuji, meaning they dislike Nemoto to a degree.
- Alternatively: Class F WILL win the summoners war. But after staying in Class A for a while they find out that being rich and having money is quite boring. They always have to maintain their status in order to look good for the school and have to pay for everything as well. Plus, there is no running allowed. Also, they realize that the previous people of Class A is actually having a really crappy time. So they try to get their class back even though they are not allowed too.
The story takes place in the same universe as Shitsurakuen.The tech used here is either a prototype or a much saner adaption of the tech used in the Exaclan game.
Hideyoshi actually is a girl in gender, and only asserts being a male because of YuukoHideyoshi actually likes being a girl, and uses the drama club as an excuse to get into situations to dress up as one. Hideyoshi enforces a disclaimer out of fear of Yuuko or conditioning due to her violent gender policing/jealousy, so Yuuko would take it easier on the punishments.
Hideyoshi's parents are filthy rich and want to keep his real gender a secret.It would certainly explain why he he has his own changing room and own area in a public bath, and a rather classy-looking one at that.
Hideyoshi is actually a girl, who happens to be quite the Tomboy and has deluded herself into thinking she is a male.Well, the title explains everything.
- Or Hideyoshi is transgender.
- The first one makes more sense in my opinion, considering the nature of the show. There's nothing wrong with the second one, it just wouldn't fit well because a sensitive topic like transsexualism would be less likely to show up on Baka and Test, let alone, played for laughs
Hideyoshi is the historical Toyotomi Hideyoshi when he was young. He went to ~400 years ago after the story.And what's more, Hideyoshi is an artificial hermaphrodite and is infertile. This explains why the historical conqueror nevered had a kid before he became old. That two sons he had later must be result of one of his concubines cheating on him.
Hideyoshi is going to get a full-on shirtless scene near the end of the series, whenever that is. And possibly a super manly one at that....Because Rule of Funny.
- Actually, more like the first episode of season 2.
Himeji is related in some way to Yuuji's mother.In Yuuji's background episode, we see Yuuji's mother, who is extremely similar to Himeji in both personality and physical appearance. She's even just as bad at cooking as Himeji.
Akihisa will lose it someday.While, granted, some of the horrible things that happen to him are FUNNY, and some are due to his own "ahem" lack of intelligence, I have a feeling that he will snap sometime soon. And I don't know why, but I have a feeling his desire to leave them will somehow raise his grade.
Akihisa isn't actually oblivious to love.It's just that due to his Acquired Poison Immunity, there is a chance that he will turn into a Poisonous Person, which, quite honestly would definitely make his love life made of suck. I said "he will" because Minami didn't experience anything weird when she stole his first kiss.
Nishimura-Sensei will eventually pull a Dynamic Entry on any character with a nuke.Or something that would make it look like he just nuked the bejeezus out of anyone. All while bellowing an obvious Shout-Out to Anavel Gato.
Impossible crossovers
Himeji is actually Irisu Kyouko's long-lost sister.That explains the Yandere tendencies and similar interest in bunnies... Also, they look really similar. Compare this◊ to this.◊ The more you know...
Himeji is actually Yuno's daughter...from the future!!!Or her lost twin sister...from the future!!!
Kaoru Toudou was involved with Academy City.The Shoukanjuu Summoning System was an accidental combination of science and a supernatural power, and the catchphrase of the Index series is "When magic and science collide... the story begins!" And with the existence of that reality-warping studio from Railgun Episode 13, this only furthers my point.
Akihisa subconsciously called himself Alexander the Great because both were heroes that are speculated to be gay.Additionally, Philip of Macedon was Alex's father, who had several male lovers and wives.
- So they could be bi!
Akihisa was not joking when he said that he wanted to become The God of Conquest.
- Possibly, his sudden urge to spend all his allowance on video games may have been caused by him stumbling out of curiosity upon the "Fallen God" site. It did not actually say in the story whether or not he 's been buying galge, but such statement of his (along with the fact of common seiyuus) begs to differ.

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This is one of the coolest cafe racers we've ever seen, period. It's a 1984 Le Mans III that was extensively rebuilt in 2005 with new cams and upgraded Dell'Orto carbs. The headlight is from a 1938 BMW R71, the valve covers are from a 1967 V7 Sport, the knee guards are from a 1973 LAPD bike, and the gas tank is from a Mk 1 Le Mans.
There are Tommaselli parts all over the place, including fully adjustable clip-ons and control levers, plus an Agostini rearset and a Lucas replica tail light. The lucky owner of this motorcycle is a designer called Nir Kohav, and the photographer is Peter Z Jones. Yes, we're green with envy.


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The Kohelet Prize Database
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The database promotes sharing and collaboration among creative and dedicated educators of all subjects, from Kindergarten through 12th grade.
Each entry to the Kohelet Prize, past and present, is part of the database.
Congratulations to the 2018-19 Winners!
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Caudalie is committed alongside the WWF in China to restoring 2,000 hectares of this forest ecosystem devastated by the monoculture of hevea, and to ensure an increase in sustainable means for subsistence for the local populations. In 2016, 350,000 new plants will be grown to rehabilitate the damaged plots of land and regenerate the soil.
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Club Terravita Golf Course
The natural Sonoran Desert setting and manicured course at Club Terravita celebrates golf. The 18-hole course features 7,186 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 74.4 and it has a slope rating of 139 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Billy Casper and Greg H. Nash, the Club Terravita Golf Course opened in 1994.
34034 N. 69th Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85266
DC Ranch Golf Course
DC Ranch is a wonderful private course at the base of the McDowell Mountains located in Scottsdale, Arizona. Spectacular views frame all 18 holes making the course one of the most prime locations in the entire valley. The Country Club at DC Ranch was designed for all levels of golfers and designed by Tom Lehman and John Fought.
9290 E. Thompson Peak Parkway
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Desert Forest Golf Club
Desert Forest is a private, member-owned golf club located in Carefree, Arizona. The 18-hole course features 7,011 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73.8 and it has a slope rating of 149 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Red Lawrence, ASGCA, the Desert Forest golf course opened in 1962.
37207 N. Mule Train Rd.
Carefree, Arizona 85377
Desert Mountain Golf Course
Situated on 8,000 acres in the high Sonoran Desert, this golf course is tucked into the rolling hills and dramatic scenery of north Scottsdale, Arizona. Desert Mountain is among the finest private golf and recreational communities in the world and is ranked among the top 10 in the nation. It is the only private community worldwide with six Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses, each one designed to offer an individual playing experience at all skill levels.
37700 Desert Mountain Parkway
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Dove Valley Golf Course
Following the lead of the ancient Hohokam people from a millennium ago, who opted for a peaceful existence below Black Mountain, Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club allows golfers a comparable opportunity to get away from it all. Designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II, this championship course gently shifts between openness to the lush foliage along Willow Wash.
33750 North Dove Lakes Drive
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
Grayhawk Golf Club
Grayhawk offers two courses, the Raptor and the Talon. The Raptor course is generally considered to be one of the finest daily-fee golf courses in Arizona and is listed among the "Best Public Golf Courses in Arizona" by Golf Magazine. Stretching 7,135 yards from the back tees, the par-72 course unfolds over the gentle hills and across shaded natural washes typical of this picturesque corner of the Sonoran Desert. The 6,973-yard Talon course is one of the highest rated daily-fee golf courses in Arizona, and is included on Golf Magazine's prestigious list of the "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S., and designed by former U.S. Open and PGA Champion David Graham and architect Gary Panks.
8620 E. Thompson Peak Parkway
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Rancho Manana Golf Course
Rancho Manana Golf Course, located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert in historic Cave Creek, Arizona, features a Scottsdale area par 70, championship course with dramatic elevation changes and unspoiled desert terrain. The Club's amenities include an 18-hole, championship golf course, a full length driving range, practice chipping and putting greens, fully stocked golf shop, locker rooms and a full service restaurant.
5734 E. Rancho Manana Blvd.
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
Tatum Ranch Golf Course
The 18 hole, 6,856-yard, par 72 layout challenges players with a unique desert landscape and a variety of shotmaking opportunities. The course is graced by the natural beauty of the surrounding high Sonoran Desert and designed by renowned course architect Robert Cupp with dramatic views, rolling fairways, numerous bunkers and large, undulating greens provide an unforgettable golf experience.
29888 N. Tatum Ranch Dr.
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
The Boulders offers two courses, their North and South golf courses.
The 18-hole North course features 6,291 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73.1 and it has a slope rating of 142 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Jay Morrish, ASGCA, the North golf course opened in 1985. The 18-hole South course features 6,073 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 72.0 and it has a slope rating of 140 on Bermuda grass. The South golf course opened in 1991.
34831 N Tom Darlington Drive
Carefree, AZ 85377
Troon Golf Course
Troon Golf Club features the Monument and Pinnacle courses that gracefully wrap around the northern slopes of Pinnacle Peak with majestic granite boulders strewn across the rugged landscape of the Sonoran Desert. Recent course renovations by original designer and British Open Champion Tom Weiskopf have created two new layouts that bring his original concept back to life. Golfers in search of the classic desert golf experience are returning to Troon North Golf Club to enjoy Weiskopf's true vision.
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From the early days of Food52, we've turned to Bridget Williams again and again for advice. When we were trying to figure out which ad network to use, what did we do? Ask Bridget. Who to talk to about SEO? Ask Bridget. What to look for in a strategic content partner? Ask Bridget.
And so it went, until we decided it was high time to make things official and ask her to be a formal advisor to the company in the spring of 2013.
Bridget's entire career has been in digital. She started in sales at the New York Times back when banners were a fancy new ad unit, and eventually made her way to operations, leading audience and business development at Business Insider as they grew into a leading media site. More recently she was the President at Abrams Media, a network of vertical sites. What's so special about Bridget is her passion for media and brands that stand for something, her deep expertise in building a real audience, her lust for problem solving, and her innate talent for inspiring people.
While Bridget vetted candidates for us and advised us on business development strategy, she'd also email us about recipes she was making from the site. Food52 continued to thrive. Our community grew exponentially. We launched commerce and it took off. We now have a publishing arm and host brick and mortar events like our Holiday Market. The more we've grown the more clearly we've seen the opportunity ahead of us. And the need for someone to help us shape this journey, broaden our ambition and build the best team to tackle it all.
Long our secret advisor, Bridget is now our COO. We're so thrilled and we hope you'll give her the classic, warm Food52 welcome. She's been a part of our community all along, but now she's taking on a vital new role, and we don't think there's anyone better suited to helping us build Food52 into a global brand.
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Aurangabad, named after the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb is a tourist hub with so many historical monuments. The city lies along the banks of river Kham and is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. The famous caves of Ajanta and Ellora are situated here which have been recognized by UNESCO as the world heritage sites. Other tourist attractions include the various museums which house the art treasures of the region.
Budget Hotels in Aurangabad
Being one of the major tourist destinations of the region, Aurangabad has a lot to offer when it comes to the provision of staying facilities. Hotel Janaki Executive is located at a distance of 5.2 Kms from the Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand on the Nagpur Aurangabad Mumbai Highway and costs a price range of around Rs. 2036. The Manor Hotel is situated at a pebble throw distance of 2.4 Kms from Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand on Bhanudas Sabhagarh Railway Station Road and the price is Rs. 1983 for the single night stay. Another place to stay is the Key Hotel which lies at a distance of 2Kms from Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand on Bhanudas Sabhagrah Railway Staion Road and charges a sum of Rs. 2961. The luxury hotel Taj residency is located at 8Kms from the Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand and costs a price of Rs. 5844. Hotel Classic is located quite nearby the Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand and costs just Rs. 832.
The main language spoken here is Ahirani which is similar to Marathi and Andh.
Events in Aurangabad
With so many festivals going throughout the year, Dussehra is celebratd in the month of September-October for a period of 10 days. Ganesh Chaturthi is an important festival with a celebration continuing for over 10 days. Another festival is the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji and celebrated in the month of May with quite zeal.
Places to See in Aurangabad
The main tourist attractions are Bibi Ka Maqbara, lying at a distance of 6.5 Kms from Aurangabad Railway Bus Stand and Panchakki is placed at around 4 Kms from the same. The other place worth visiting is Aurangabad Caves which is placed at 8.9 from Aurangabad Bus Stand.
How to Get There
One can reach the town of Aurangabad by air easily with Aurangabad airport lying across.
The city of Aurangabad owns a railway station connecting all the major cities through train routes.
The Aurangabad Bus Stand provides quite an efficient bus service connecting and commuting the tourist passengers from all over the adjacent regions. Avail book bus online service offered by TicketGoose.com to get to Dausa without hassle. To get discounted bus tickets you will have to book your tickets in advance.
Bhadravati is an industrial town in the South Indian state of Karnataka. It is in the Shimoga district, with the district headquarters (called Shimoga) at a distance of 20 km. The town derives its name from the Bhadra river, which flows through it. Legend has it that the goddesses Halldhammadevi and Antargattamadevi still protect the town and its inhabitants from forces of evil.
Places to Stay
The nearest accessible place available for lodging is Shimoga. Some of the budget hotels worth giving a try are Surya Comforts Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 600), Hombuja Residency (Tariff – Rs. 600), Jewel Rock Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 900) and Samrat Ashoka Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 650).
The official language of the area is Kannada.
The important festivals of the area are Pongal in January, Ganesh Chathurthi in August-September and Diwali in October-November.
Places of Interest
The town is famous for its temples and wildlife sanctuaries. Some of these places which deserve mention here are Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Halladammadevi Temple, Shree Rameshwara and Subrmaneswara Temple, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhadra River Project Dam and others.
How to Get There
Bajpe Airport is the nearest airport at a distance of 198 km.
The Shimoga Railway Station, which is located around 21 km away, is the closest railway station to the town.
Direct buses as well as via buses to the town are available from nearby towns and villages. It is mostly state-transport buses which indirectly cater to the needs of people. Private operators are also slowly joining the race, an example being that of SRS Travels. If you get cheap bus tickets online you can save a lot of money while travelling.


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I have just finally been operated on after waiting on the urgent cancellation list. I was devastated when the surgeon came out and told me I did not have endo and that everything looks fine. I asked how that is possible and what I should do because the pain is so bad and I cannot even have intercourse.
She said it may be related to the bowels. I received a colonoscopy when I was 21 (I am 24 now), and they told me they couldn't find anything, and that 'maybe it is ibs'. Since then, I have cut out dairy and gluten and made severe lifestyle changes. Nothing has improved.
I feel like it is endometriosis. When my gyno first told me about it he said he was almost 100% sure that it was that and that I had literally every symptom of a severe case. I wanted so badly for something to show up so that I can stop feeling like I am crazy, and so I could finally have a reason for feeling so ill all of the time. I am not making the pain up and I know this... I have been struggling for so many years and have been in and out of the hospital for sharp pains in my abdomen and pelvis At one point they were going to remove my appendix because they thought it may be appendicitis, but it was not. I am in and out of the hospital so frequently with "phantom pains" in the area--- each time the doctors tell me they have found nothing, I leave with shame and confusion. The pain persists.
I know that this has happened to other women and I am wondering how you proceeded after being told that you did not have it. Is it possible I do and they have missed it? Am I just crazy? I understand that ibs causes similar symptoms but my periods have always been very heavy and long, with many clots, and painful for the entire cycle, up to a week after, and then the pains become worse one week before my period comes again.
Any assistance or stories from others are greatly appreciated. I feel so embarrassed, and lost and would like advice on how to proceed...
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Lead Conversion Can Be Fun
Lead conversion is just possible if you call these people on the phone; that is a regrettable reality for some individuals because they don't prefer to make these call A leading network marketer who is a master at making telephone call now did not begin that way; he would do anything to avoid having to make his telephone call. Now he is at the top of his video game which suggests that you can be, too.
The first thing you need to do when you understand that you have a new lead makes a connection with that individual.
Getting to know what that individual wants to do would be a good beginning. Your brand-new lead might like to play basketball and you also like to play; this is the icebreaker that will get the two of you discussing an equally enjoyed topic. Beginning with a subject that is not the business will give you the opportunity to heat up your cold leads and make them more comfortable with you. After you understand something about each other lead conversion is a lot easier due to the fact that you would have broken through a barrier.
There is something that you need to consider when you are fulfilling someone or are speaking to them on the phone.
You have to be as your prospect presents herself to be. If you do not you may put your leadoff and they will run from you. For instance, a person who is relaxed, a Type B character, might not fit with a Type A personality. The lead conversion will be simpler in between you if you are Type A and your lead is Type B if you keep in mind to decrease your interaction with that individual.
It is time to develop a lead conversion and you go to make a call. Your possibility answers and appears to be careful.
If you were to respond to in your usual fast lane with as much enthusiasm as you can summon you may frighten the person on the other end. In this case to make sure that you can influence lead conversion you will have to see how the person answered the phone and adjust your speech to match theirs. Don't worry, your potential customers will not have any idea you are simulating their behavior. They will not feel frightened with you because you are not seeming so various of them and pitching to them your business chance will be simpler.
This method will also work when you are meeting personally.
You have a meeting with a lead at Starbucks. You are presented to somebody who is nothing like the person on the phone; she turns out to be the excitable type and is eager to find out about your service. Here you have a leader who is truly looking forward to hearing from you and sits up tall in her seat. You ought to be matching her posture to reveal that you are as passionate about business as she is. If you were to not change your posture the lead may grow careful of dealing with you if she has more enthusiasm for the business that you do. Simply keep in mind to follow your possibility's lead and lead conversion needs to go well. For more information about lead conversion, and lead generation feel free to check this page Ippei Lead Service ippeileads.com.


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It used to the be reserve of elite athletes and amateur fitness geeks but, thanks to the likes of Mio, Adidas, Apple and the rise of wearable tech, heart rate monitoring is going mainstream.
Give it ten years and clocking your pulse will be as common place as checking your Twitter stream. But as the tech manufacturers rush to stick bpm sensors into products, finding the best heart rate monitor for your own personal needs is getting increasingly tricky.
There's a huge range of options, offering varying levels of convenience, accuracy, comfort and compatibility. Not to mention cost. But fear not, our fitness tech expert Kieran Alger, has some handy tips on how to buy a wearable that'll win your heart.
Do I need to monitor my heart rate?
It might sound like a stupid question but, if all you want to do is be a bit more active, then heart rate monitoring probably isn't really necessary. If you want to keep tabs on you average heart rate outside of exercise, then something like the Withings Smart Body Analyser Wi-Fi scales that clock your heart rate each time you step on to check your weight, might be more appropriate.
Alternatively for general heart health, there's always the find a pulse, time thirty seconds and count. Granted, it's old school, but it's also free.
There are general health benefits to tracking heart rate but where it really pays dividends is when applied to training. Monitoring your bpm during any workout session enables you to ensure you're exercising at the right intensity to achieve your fitness goals.
It also helps you put together a bigger training schedule with the right combination of sessions at the right intensities, ideal for returning from injury or preparing for something like a marathon.
How much should I spend?
You can spend anywhere from $40 for a basic chest strap that'll pair with smartphone apps like Strava and Endomondo; right up to $600 for a top-of-the-range fully featured GPS and heart rate tracking watch, with built-in optical heart rate sensors (OHR). How much you spend will largely depend on how serious you are about your training.
If you're at the top end trying to shave seconds off your personal best then you'll probably benefit from the depth of data and accuracy you get from a more capable Garmin or Polar watch paired with a chest strap. But if you're after some general fitness gains then there are plenty of wallet-friendly options that'll help you track your progress without costing a fortune.
There are also chest straps like the Wahoo Tickr X that bridge the gap, pairing with a your smartphone to offering some quite detailed analysis without the hefty price tag.
What type should I buy?
Just like any tech purchase, there are some simple questions you can ask yourself to help narrow down your search.
Must read: Our real world heart rate monitor test - Fitbit, Basis, Mio
Do you want something that enhances your existing fitness tools that's compatible with your preferred smartphone app or other devices? Or are you starting with a clean slate? Do you care more about comfort, convenience or accuracy? How long do you need the battery to last? An hour in the gym or a twelve hour ultra marathon? Do you need to see your heart rate data in real time? Do you need virtual coaching or are you happy to decipher your data?
All of these things are worth thinking about before you being your search.
Which method is most accurate?
There are three more common methods for tracking your heart rate. There's the classic chest strap, devices that do optical heart rate (OHR) from the wrist and a finally a new trend for headphones that track your pulse from inside your ears.
Chest straps have been around for a long time and despite being much maligned for its lack of comfort and convenience, the trusty strap is still held up to the the most accurate way to track heart rate with brands like Polar and Garmin tending to prefer pairing one of these to their watches.
When it comes to accuracy, optical heart rate has a lot to contend with. There's the positioning for a start. It's location away from the heart means there can be a delay in reading changes in bpm.
In the tests we've conducted, it not only takes OHR longer to settle down but it can also be slower to latch on to those times when you've dropped to a walk in workout.
There's also a question of light interference. If wrist monitors aren't worn tight enough to the skin, and in the correct position, they can struggle to get an accurate reading as light leaks in and affects the LED.
That said, the chest strap is under fire. And it seems a lot of us are happy to sacrifice a little accuracy for the convenience of one device that can do it all.
Brands like Adidas, Apple, Tom Tom and now even Garmin pushing devices that track your bpm from your wrist using optical heart rate.
It's the same principle - why pack two devices into your gym bag when you can have one - that's also seen Jabra and LG build optomechanical heart rate tracking sensors into their earphones. The theory being that if you tend to listen to music while you work out, there's a great opportunity to have real-time coaching delivered through the same headphones.
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Even chest straps are getting smarter. Bluetooth Low Energy has enabled wireless links with smart phone apps and GPS watches, while brands like Wahoo have added accelerometers, to make its Tickr X capable of tracking movement as well as BPM.
Chest straps pair pretty readily with gym machines like treadmills whereas earphones and wrist monitors rarely do.
Essential reading: Best heart rate monitors
You could argue that if you're wearing something like the TomTom Runner with its OHR sensor then you will be able to track your heart rate and indoor runs regardless, but as gyms become more connected, offering complete tracking tools like the Technogym MyWellness Cloud, there is a small benefit to investing in a chest strap over a watch.
Going into the water?
Choose a chest strap. Built-in wrist based trackers don't fare well in the pool.
Swimming and heart rate tracking have had a rocky relationship. The devices that use OHR technology struggle under water thanks to inference. The pressure a watch is under when you're arms are moving in and out and through the water not only causes the watch to move but it can also get between the sensor and your skin, breaking the beam and giving inaccurate data.
Essential reading: Check out our running hub for tips and tech
Garmin has just launched a chest strap that works in the pool and triathlon specific watches like the Polar V800 link up with the Polar H7 chest strap to also offer underwater HR skills. The added benefit of the Polar H7 is that it also works on its own and can be paired with other smartphone apps.
Want to spot an incoming cold?
Go for a heart rate monitor that makes it easy to track and compare your resting heart rate on a daily basis.
While it's often pitched at fitness types, bpm tracking isn't only for people who want to get the most from their training sessions. Monitoring your heart rate regularly during the day can be a great indication of well being, as well as a red flag for potential health problems.
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A raised resting heart rate, for example, can be a sign that you might be about to get a cold. The best option we've seen for this is the Apple Watch. Its wrist sensor clocks you heart rate every ten minutes making it easy to get a resting heart rate reading when you first wake up. Providing you wear it to bed of course.
Need help deciphering your data?
Opt for a heart rate monitor with colour-coded real-time zone training.
Gathering heart rate data is one thing, knowing what it means for you is another entirely. If you're still working on getting that sports science degree then you'll want to opt for a device that makes interpreting your heart rate info easier.
The new Garmin Forerunner 225, the Adidas SmartRun, the Polar M400 and V800 all do this. They'll not only show you your current heart rate but also what heart rate training zone you're in. Some of these will even vibrate if you drop out of your target zone.
Check out more running guides
Essential guide to Garmin Connect
How to train better using heart rate zones
How to start interval training with your running watch


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We All Go A Bit Overboard At Times…well, some of us more than others
Today's comic involves the use of force against one's enemies. In some cases this can be the last resort to provocation and tyranny–in others….well, not so much.
Almost anyone can go a bit overboard if given enough power, as we can see based on Onezumi's reaction. (although let's be honest here, some enemies do need to be squished with extreme prejudice)


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"Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved." (Acts 4:12)
This is the climactic declaration ending Peter's three great messages in the early chapters of Acts (2:14-36; 3:12-26; 4:8-12). On the previous day, he and John had seen the crippled man healed at the temple gate, saying: "In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk" (Acts 3:6). Testifying to the crowd that had assembled following the miracle, Peter said: "His name through faith in his name hath made this man strong" (Acts 3:16).
But what exactly is meant by "His name"? In biblical usage, one's name stands for his character and all that he is and does. In his three messages, Peter actually used many different names and titles to refer to Christ. Note the following partial list: the Lord, Jesus of Nazareth, Thine Holy One, Christ, Jesus Christ, a Prophet, the Stone, the Head of the Corner.
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Brush Touching: The Great Alternative
Have you ever gotten an estimate to fix a scratch on your bumper and have it cost $1000? Or more? To fix a scratch correctly, you need to take the bumper off the car, take any moldings, trim, license brackets, lamps, or bezels off the bumper, prime, and paint the...read more
What Happens When My Car Is Totaled?
We unfortunately have to deal with total losses way more than we like to. It can be a very confusing and difficult time for people, but we do the best we can to help you through the process. First of all, what does total loss mean? It means that the cost of repairs is...read more
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Aune M1S–The Milestone Player from Aune
The Aune M1S is one of the finest midrange music players you could find in the latest lineup of music playing devices. It offers various features making it capable of delivering high quality audio playback. If you are one of those people who don't like listening to compromised playback quality, the Aune M1S would undoubtedly be a nice product to serve your requirements.
A thorough review talking about different aspects of the Aune M1S digital audio player is given below to help you understand what the product is actually capable of delivering.
Features of Aune M1S
Some of the main features offered by the Aune M1S are given below.
- High resolution audio playback capabilities
- Features both 3.5 mm and 2.5 mm headphone jack sockets
- Offers support for various lossless music formats including AAC, ALAC, MP3, APE, DSD, FLAC, WAM, etc.
- CNC aluminum casing that delivers a classy and sophisticated appearance
- High capacity battery with a good backup
The Aune M1S is the first portable DAP that incorporates pure native decoding for your music files. It makes use of a whole new custom developed firmware that allows you to enjoy your music through perfect playback quality. The M1S has managed to reach this level of perfection as a result of evolution of several predecessor products including the X5s, M2 Pro, M2 and M1.
Unlike majority of the linux powered music players available in the market, this one features an entirely novel firmware that is developed in the legendary C language. It makes sure that the playback algorithms are refined to their very roots, making them capable of delivering the best possible playback quality.
Using the high end circuitry deployed in the device, the M1S is capable of supporting various lossless music file formats including ISO, DSD, APE, FLAC and WAV up to a rate of 32 bits for 384 kHz.
Design of Aune M1s
The M1S features a pretty decent design with a very smooth and reliable build quality. It is capable of delivering the smooth feel you experience while holding any other Aune's DAPs. Unlike its predecessors, the aluminum casing used in the current model is capable of withstanding pressures which makes it pretty resistant to scratches and other similar kinds of damages.
It won't be wrong to say that the M1S is basically a skinnier yet more sophisticated variant of the famous M2S audio player. Unlike the M2S, this model features a navigation wheel that is capable of making navigation of media much easier and convenient. There is a select button that is nested right in the middle of the navigation wheel.
Sound of Aune M1s
As discussed above, the M1S features a pretty classy build design but is it capable of delivering the expected quality of playback sound or is it just another fancy audio player lacking the ability of delivering the right audio playback quality? Going through different reviews posted by hundreds of users on the internet and checking out the specifications of the product, it may be concluded that the Aune M1S is as good as it sounds in all those reviews.
Its carrying the legacy of the previous Aune products and is capable of delivering the best sound quality you may have experienced in the entire Aune products line up ever before. If you are a music enthusiast who understands the various aspects of a music track, you would be able to get the best use out of this device very easily.
The Aune M1S offers its users a high degree of customization features for the music being played. So if you know your music, you would be able to tune the device to the most optimum settings for the media being played, leaving you behind with the best music experiences you have ever enjoyed.
Pros and cons
Some of the pros and cons associated with the Aune M1S audio playback device are listed below to help you understand what should be expected out of your experience with this device.
√ Budget friendly device that features a strong yet classy build quality
√ Convenient user interface that is easy to understand for beginners as well
√ Reasonably sufficient battery backup for longer playback periods
√ Transparent, vivid, neutral playback sound quality
√ Capable of delivering a highly balanced output
⊙ Music is played in intervals or gaps
⊙ Gets turned off after only 5 mins of inactivity, unable to resume the current track playback after reboot
⊙ Does not feature tracks indexing
In the light of the arguments discussed in the sections above, it may be said that the Aune M1S is a high quality audio playback device that is capable of delivering the best sound quality. If you are a music enthusiast who knows the different aspects of the music they listen to, this device is never going to disappoint you. It offers a high degree of customization abilities. Therefore, if you tune the device in accordance to the kind of music being played, you would be able to get the best out of this audio player. Unlike majority of the similar kinds of audio playback devices out there, this audio quality offered by this device does not get distorted or disoriented regardless of how loud you play your music.
The Aune M1S features a high quality construction build with an aesthetically evolved design that makes it very easily operable even for beginners. There is a high capacity battery that is capable of delivering a decent backup time that might last for several hours.
In order to sum it all up, it might be said that if you are looking for a budget friendly audio player to serve your music playback requirements the right way, the Aune M1S is a highly recommended choice as it helps you take your music listening experience to a new level without going hard on your pocket.


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Oh my bloody god. I can't quite believe I've done it either. I CHOPPED MY HAIR OFF. Well not literally me because that would be silly and highly dangerous. I literally trust NO ONE with my hair but I have found faith in one amazing person and that's my new mobile hair dresser; Kellie.
I took the plunge and went blonde late last year and I have really enjoyed it but have wanted to go a lot lighter. Being so dark, this took some time and patience but I am now finally at the ashy stage I wanted to be at. As for the hair cut, well I don't quite know what possessed me to do such a drastic thing but I like change and I felt I was needing a little pick-me-up. I've been debating doing this since before Christmas and finally took to the (kitchen chair) seat and awaited the SNIP SNIP.. and here it is! Voila! My new hair! And a little new vlog showing it off!
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George J. Delagrammatikas
Program Director, STEM Outreach
Professor Delagrammatikas will be on sabbatical for the 2019/20 academic year, returning in the Fall of 2020.
Prof. Delagrammatikas joined Cooper Union's Mechanical Engineering Department in September 2005 and has taught courses in design theory, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, experimentation, internal combustion engines, and automotive engineering. He has collaborated with multiple faculty members to develop hands-on experiences that apply fundamental classroom knowledge to real-world problems.
George first fostered his 'hands-on' approach to solving engineering challenges as an undergraduate researcher at MIT, where he helped design, analyze, fabricate, and race solar cars across America. At the same time, college internships allowed him to learn the automotive industry's best practices at Ford Motor Company and Daihatsu Diesel Company. He encourages every engineering student to become involved in similar project- and team-based activities outside the classroom. George earned an MSME (1996) and PhD (2001) from the University of Michigan where he researched the optimal design of advanced automotive powertrains. He currently performs research in advanced combustion (HCCI engines), electric vehicles, and hybrid electric powertrains.
He is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Society of Automotive Engineers, the American Society of Engineering Educators, Pi Tau Sigma, and the Order of the Engineer. George is currently the faculty advisor for the Cooper Motorsports Club which designs and builds racecars for the FormulaSAE competition.
Areas of Interest: Internal combustion engine design, automotive engineering, machine design, renewable and sustainable energy systems, multidisciplinary design optimization, biomechanical engineering.
Projects & Links
Formula SAE Project
The Formula SAE competition was established so that SAE student members could conceive, design, and fabricate a small, open wheel, open cockpit formula-style car, to compete against other schools at nationally sponsored events.
A set of rules constrains vehicle design in the interest of making the competition as much a brainsport, as it is a car race. Student creativity, knowledge, teamwork, and imagination are all challenged. The end result is a rewarding experience for young engineers in a meaningful, intense, and team-based engineering project. More information is available online at SAE International's Website.
Cooper Union Motorsports maintains it's own website at: http://fsae.cooper.edu
Summer STEM Program
The Summer STEM Program is an intensive, six-week experience that immerses students in hands-on engineering design and problem-solving, thereby placing them on the right track for careers in technological innovation. Students work closely with Cooper Union faculty at the forefront of engineering education. Projects range broadly and include robotics, digital fabrication, computer programming and app development, biomedical and genetic engineering, improved urban infrastructure, and even racecar design. Faculty and teaching assistants from the departments of civil, chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering provide students with foundational knowledge and expert guidance to address real-world problems in their respective disciplines of expertise.
For more information, please visit the Summer STEM website here.
STEM Outreach
The STEM Days Program aims to teach prospective engineering students in grades K-12 about engineering. Each year, engineering students from the Cooper Union lead hands-on workshops to immerse elementary, middle, and high school students in the various applications of engineering in innovation, technology, and everyday life.
The Cooper Union School of Engineering also actively participates in the World Science Fair to increase public awareness of the importance of science to children of all ages. Students volunteer at the fair to feature demonstrations from the Formula SAE Racecar Team, Origami Club, and Center for Sustainable Engineering, Architecture, and Art- Materials, Manufacturing, and Minimalism (SEA2M3).
If you are interested in visiting the School of Engineering for a STEM Day, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
HCCI Combustion Research
A test stand for instructional and research purposes has been designed and built to investigate the homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) combustion process. A single-cylinder diesel engine (10 hp rating) was retrofitted to operate with an intake air heater and gasoline port fuel injection. The stock piston head was redesigned to provide an adequate compression ratio for auto-ignition of the gasoline-air mixture near top dead center. An in-cylinder pressure transducer linked to a crankangle encoder allow the engine operator to study instantaneous pressure-volume, pressure-crankangle data. By varying fuel air equivalence ratio and intake heating characteristics, combustion stability limits are analyzed.
For more information, click here.
Hybrid Electric Vehicle Powertrain Research
The ever-increasing trends toward high-efficiency and high-performance automobiles necessitates research in advanced and hybridized powertrains. Research conducted in the Automotive Laboratory aims to develop a laboratory test stand that will be indispensible in the classroom in giving students a first-hand experience in powertrain control and optimization. The test stand developed by undergraduate and graduate research assistants features measurement instruments for engine speed, torque, as well as battery voltage and current. The powertrain is connected to an absorbing dynamometer which is programmed to simulate an on-road test in a virtual vehicle. Hardware-in-the-loop simulations have successfully been implemented in the past to refine powertrain control strategies in varying driving schedules.
For more information, click here.
Sleep Apnea Research
Experimental models of obstructive sleep apnea include gas-regulated chambers. This project introduces a low-cost and efficient enhancement upon the current design that will closely control the oxygen concentration in an experimental test chamber, in addition to monitoring oxygen, carbon dioxide, temperature, relative humidity, and pressure better than any commercial product to date.
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The year in video games for 2010 ended in a similar fashion to the rest of the year, disappointing. Normally when the holiday season hits video gamers have their choice of multiple A+ video games but this holiday season the big releases were more like B games. With the exception of a handful of games (Mass Effect 2, Red Dead Redemption, Donkey Kong Country, Super Mario Galaxy 2) most of the games in 2010 were a disappointment and these eight were the most disappointing.
Epic Mickey
Epic Mickey is not a bad game; in fact it is far from a bad game. It just failed to live up to the monumental expectations. When art from the video game was first released a couple of years ago Epic Mickey looked like a hands-down game of the year candidate. Instead Epic Mickey probably wouldn't even make a top 10 list for 2010 and it doesn't help that Epic Mickey is the same style as Mario, which blew the Disney mouse out of the water with Super Mario Galaxy 2.
Final Fantasy XIV
Most of the games on this list are video games that had high expectations and failed to live up to it but Final Fantasy XIV is a different type of disappointment. There were very few Final Fantasy fans that had high expectations for Final Fantasy XIV. This game is a disappointment in that it was made when nobody was clamoring for a Final Fantasy MMO. After thirteen main title games (and many other side games and spinoffs) Square Enix should know what their fans want and should have known Final Fantasy XIV was not it.
APB was being dubbed as Grand Theft Auto as an MMO game. Sure it was about stealing cars and shooting people and sure, it was also a MMO. Unfortunately they forgot to include GTA's good stories, good missions, good characters, good voice acting and good side quests. Other than that it was exactly like a GTA MMO.
Fighters Uncaged
When Microsoft showed off Kinect for the first time it was pretty clear that this was just going to be another vehicle for boring sports games and lame dancing games. The one small hope was that Fighters Uncaged would be a good alternative for hardcore gamers that just want to kick some butt. Unfortunately Fighters Uncaged was possibly the worst of all the Kinect games.
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
Fans of the Prince of Persia series knew that 2010's blockbuster movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal was going to be a bomb but at least they had The Forgotten Sands to look forward to. If Prince of Persia had some other name on the front of the box it might not have been as disappointing but this installment just wasn't up to snuff with the Prince of Persia series.
Castlevania: Harmony of Despair
Castlevania is a beloved video game series that deserved a better installment than Harrmony of Despair. There were mixed reviews for Harmony of Despair with many pointing to brevity as a main issue. A Castlevania game deserves more one player time than just six levels. Most of the positive reviews were due to an online multiplayer mode but developers should have known that Castlevania fans would desire a good one player mode more than a new multiplayer mode.
Dark Void
Dark Void was a game many were looking forward to in 2010 and there are even rumors that Brad Pitt is developing a feature film with Pitt possibly playing the lead. For once Hollywood couldn't possibly ruin a good game with a movie adaptation because there is no good game to ruin. Many magazines were giving Dark Void a rating around 5 out of 10 saying it was a generic shooter with too many bugs to even be an average game.
X-Men Arcade
X-Men Arcade was possibly the most talked about Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade game of 2010. Fanboys were excited that the arcade X-men game they all loved as a child was going to be playable on their consoles. Unfortunately playing X-men Arcade is just like watching old He-Man or Thundercats cartoons. Realization sets in that when you were a child you liked a lot of stuff that kind of sucked. The truth is the X-Men Arcade was not a great game; we just loved it because it was the X-Men and because it was one of the few six player games. Now that games can be played online with thousands of other people the novelty of a six player game has worn off.


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Sleaford Town Runners' Jayne MacArthur travelled to Wath-Upon-Dearne to take part in the inaugural Manvers Dusk Till Dawn endurance event recently.
This is a 12-hour laps-based event, the course being a 3.21 mile loop anti-clockwise around the lake.
At the end of each lap at race HQ, runners are given a coloured wristband and are required to tick the lap counter sheet next to their name.
Jayne completed 14 laps, totalling 44.94 miles and says she will be back to take on the challenge next year - albeit with a torch next time.
Four club members competed at the Heckington Show's 10-mile road race.
Their finishing times were: Carl Winwood 01:16:00, Mark Ellis 01:23:16, Ingrid Williams 01:27:08 and Stanley Thornton 01:45:57.


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by: Les Carpenter
Rational Nation USA
Birthplace of Independent Conservatism
Rational Nation USA is not a supporter of a Palin run for the presidency, often taking heat from the Palinistas. With respect to the forgoing video clip all that need be said is SPOT ON!
Continue to spread the message of liberty and fiscal responsibility Sarah, and get behind a true libertarian/conservative candidate that can drive national debate in the direction it so desperately needs to go.
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