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Red Coat Rocks! – I and all my friends and family love this place! Next Friday I am meeting Up North Kelly there for lunch! I can't wait to have the Piedmontese burger with mushrooms, burnt onions and a cold brew to wash it down! The dark red interior is epic!
Sorry I didn't order those rings! – Went for lunch there yesterday for the first time. After reading reviews was a little concerned there would be a wait (always a long wait per other reviews) however, we walked in and were seated right away. Had a Punkin Ale - awesome! Ordered the Red Coat Special w/raw onion - mate ordered w/grilled onions. Split French Fries. Burgers were good - juicy and cooked the way I ordered. However, I was a little disappointed over the "sauce" - I thought after reading other reviews that it was going to be something really special, mine was barely there - wasn't even really sure what it was supposed to be. I thought the french fries were ordinary and I was really in the mood for good fries. If I go again, would definitely order the Rings - they looked really good. All in all was good experience with good food. Not sure this is the "best" burger I have ever had - but I think I would return - if only to try those onion rings!
THE BEST IN TOWN!!! – Redcoat is hands down one of the best restaurants in the area. Their burgers can't be beat, the fries and onion rings are the best I've ever had and the service is fantastic. I am so sick of all the whiny people on here complaining that the wait is long, the place is cramped, they don't cater to vegetarians/food allergies, blah, blah, blah... If you don't like it there people, then DON'T GO!!! Fine by me and the rest of the regulars...shorter wait for us to get the best food/service around!
They obviously know what they are doing, considering there is a line out the door in this crap economy, and will just keep making some good money putting out a good product and not worrying about all the whiners on this board.
A Great Experience! – This place was lovely!
Our waitress was quick and friendly, the "18th Century British" atmosphere was charming, the food was excellent, and the selection of drinks? Wow...they have so many beers (domestic and foreign) that they even gave us a "beer bible" to describe them all!
My buddy and I were so pleased with our experience that we tipped 40%.
I definitely recommend this place.
Rude and anti-vegetarian – I just called the Red Coat Tavern to ask if they have veggie burgers since I am a vegetarian and the Red Coat had been recommended to me. The woman who answered the phone told me that they do not have veggie burgers although I could order rice. She was rude and unwilling to even pass on my request to the management telling me that not having veggie burgers has worked for 30 years and they were tired of people asking for them.
I have been to many other restaurants including chains like Red Robin and they bend over backwards to accommodate their customers (Boca or Gardenburger available). In fact, it's supposed to be all about service. Even Johnny Rockets offers Boca burger substitutions. The restaurants at Macy's also will bend over backwards to prepare meals for vegetarians.
Not so at the Red Coat. They are not interested in my business or the business of my friends who may eat burgers but will choose a restaurant that is customer-focused with options for me as well as them.
Two-thumbs down for the Red Coat. I have never before found a restaurant so unwilling and arrogant about not serving vegetarians something half-way decent. I felt disliked by the woman on the phone - for being willing to consider dining at the Red Coat! She even hung up on me. They must have so much business in this economy!
Good burgers – Burgers are delicious. Love to dip my fries in the burger sauce. I don't enjoy how crowded it always is & how there is no comfortable place to wait.
They make the best burgers in Michigan and better then mine! – You gotta come here and try the burgers and french onion soup the best stuff around! Dont waste your money going anywhere else to get a burger. And they have a large selction of imported microbrews! Soo good! The only place that was at the top that impressed me was a burger joint in tampa called square one burgers you can get the best nachos burgers and ahi tuna burgers there mmm to!
The ONLY Place for Burgers – Here's the deal - you don't go here if you want romance or if you don't want to wait. You go when you want the greatest burger there is and you're up for the wait and the crowd. It's a fun atmosphere and the low lighting with the red tint is part of it all. They've been around for as long as I can remember the crowd is a sign of how good their food is. The burgers are the absolute best - I've never had a better one. You can order the Piedmontese beef ifor an extra $2 f you want a burger with less fat than chicken and they taste the same as the regular burgers. They have the thin crisp fries that I don't think can be beat either. The orders are big - one order is enough for two people especially since the burgers are large as well. You can oder a number of toppings for your burger. Try the zip sauce, it's awesome. My daughter and I always split a burger so we can have room for the Tenderloin Tips that are served with a cajun zip sauce and toasted pumpernickle bread. My husband always orders a side of the sauce for dipping his fries. The burgers, fries, tenderloin tips, and chili are fantastic. We haven't ordered much more, but friends have tried the Mt. Vernon sandwich and the fish and chips and loved them.
Call ahead to get your name on the list and your wait will be shorter. Order a drink at the bar and relax while you're waiting. Don't be alarmed if a bartender won't even look at you for the first few minutes you're standing there, they'll look at you when they're ready to take your order. You won't be seated until your whole party is there and the seating is crowded. You can request a both if you want more privacy. They've recently added free valet parking which I think is a bad idea, but it is what it is. It's a bit pricey for burgers, but it really is worth it all. Go with the right attitude and expectations and you shouldn't be disappointed!
YUMMY! – LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MMMMM YUMMY. I could eat there every night! Stop complaining about the the wait and call ahead, if you have to wait longer get a beer and enjoy what Red Coat is all about! BUSY AND JAM PACKED FULL OF PEOPLE.
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While Saint John forward Zack Phillips didn't quite match teammate Jonathan Huberdeau's 2010-11 output, there's no reason that upwards of 20 or more spots should separate the two come June 24th. A heady, safe foil to Huberdeau's razzle dazzle, the 6'0 180 lbs forward anchored both special teams units at times for the Sea Dogs en route to the Memorial Cup. A terrific student of the game who is seemingly always a step or two ahead of the play, Phillips doesn't have the softest hands nor the quickest feet or even the biggest frame, but his compete level and strong defensive zone play more than make up for his other raw qualities. An underused but still lethal release completes a very enticing package. If you aren't in a position to snag Huberdeau when Draft Day arrives in your pool, don't panic- a perfectly good consolation prize should fall right into your lap.
Upside: Two-way center, 25-40-65+
Projected Round: Late 1st. See mock draft.
Fantasy Impact: Setoguchi should see increased ice time in Minnesota, who now boast a Top 6 of Mikko Koivu, Martin Havlat, Pierre-Marc Bouchard, Guillaume Latendresse, Setoguchi and Matt Cullen - in order of likely ice/PP time. Will that help his numbers? His numbers will go up, but they were bound to anyway. He was probably looking at a 50- or 55-point season in San Jose, and he's looking at that now, too. His arrival pushes Cal Clutterbuck out of the Top 6 (where he was misplaced) and spells the end of one of (or both) Andrew Brunette and Antti Miettinen, who are both UFA's this summer, in Minnesota. This also hurts the chances of James Sheppard and/or Casey Wellman elbowing their way into significant ice time.
For San Jose, provided Brent Burns is healthy, the team has improved dramatically. Burns has had three healthy seasons out of six, so it's a 50-50 proposition. But if healthy, the Sharks have a 6-5, 220-pound bruiser who should be good for 150 hits, tons of blocked shots and he can even play up on the wing in a pinch if needed. He's coming off of a 17-goal, 46-point campaign and he's only now entering his prime. If he never gets hurt again, he's a probable 20-goal, 55-point defenseman at minimum. His arrival puts the ki-bosh on any hope of big numbers from Jason Demers or ME Vlasic (not to mention Justin Braun).
The Sharks don't have a lot of forwards in place and they just traded their top forward prospect. Seven are signed for next year, with another three as RFA's. But they have a Top 6, plus Jamie McGinn as a seventh to fill in for an injury, and I guess that's good enough for them.
Burns' departure leaves a gaping on the blue line in terms of the power play. And the battle will become interesting thanks to Maxim Noreau's trade to the Devils. My favorite? I think Cam Barker has run out of chances, so my sights are set on Marco Scandella and Jared Spurgeon. In the end, those two will split the stats, and that makes Spurgeon a solid dark horse (because Scandella is such a well-known prospect). He's small, but potentially he could flirt with 40 points this season.
Fantasy Players this helps, in order:
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Fantasy Players this hurts, in order:
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Coyle is arguably one of the most improved prospects of the past year, surprising with how close he is to NHL readiness. We always knew that the size and strength was there, but packaging that with the soft hands and the surprising hockey sense has him leapfrogging over some highly-thought-of players. He still needs to improve his acceleration and he needs to shoot a lot more. But the latter can be taught and the former can be improved too, given that he already boasts good speed. The Sharks tend to graduate one top prospect per season, so it will be Coyle's turn in 2012-13.
Upside: Tony Amonte (Coyle's uncle), (30-45-75+, 70 PIM)
Certainty (NHLer; Upside): 90%; 40%
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Wow, it's been a while since I've done an 'adventure' post. Without further adieu, I'm going to share all the photo-worthy moments I had visiting the Big Apple with my sister and cousins:
We took the MegaBus from South Station Boston in the early morning and arrived in New York a little before lunchtime. I love the 'rush' I get upon arriving at the city. We were greeted with beeping taxis, a tandem bicycle (wha?), and of course Mr. Beckham overlooking the block. So many sights to see, so little time!
Per my sister's request, we went to K-Town for lunch. Hot sizzling tofu soup for the chilly weather!
Across the street we stepped into Paris Baguette for a caffeine fix. I was surprised to find croissant donuts (or cronuts) at the bakery! A bit expensive, but it was flaky and delicious! :)
We spent a few hours in the Museum of Modern Art, but I personally could've spent all day in there! Admission was discounted to $14 for students. Good thing I had my student ID with me!
I had to collect ALL the maps! We saw several exhibits including one by Isa Genzken on the top floor.
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Republican Sen. Rand Paul vaulted into the ranks of bona fide national conservative leaders Thursday by taking on the president in a 13-hour filibuster of the nomination of John Brennan to be the next director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Paul, he was clear enough from the Senate floor, had no particular complaint about Brennan; he just wanted to force the Obama administration to answer some uncomfortable questions about its policy of using drones—especially where the idea of using them to attack U.S. citizens on U.S. soil was concerned.
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The latter move was denounced as something akin to folding, forestalling as it did the promise made by the House GOP back when it was still in the minority to "repeal and replace" Obamacare with something that worked, made health insurance more affordable, and did not bust the federal budget.
It's an interesting illustration of how, in politics, one can lose by winning and win by losing. Conservatives in particular are hungry for leaders who will take strong stands against the Obama agenda regardless of the political costs. The calculation over whether it is worth ensuring a government shut down over the funding for Obamacare is being made by people who have to actually produce something. They have the responsibility for, excuse the use of a dirty word, "governing." Republican senators, because they are in the minority, are freed from the same constraints. They can register their objections and move on because, in truth, no one really expects them to win. Taking a principled stand, giving no quarter, is alone enough.
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The House Republicans did in fact manage to rein Obamacare in just a bit in the Continuing Resolution. As Politico reported, the "House Republicans' spending plan up for vote Wednesday would chip at the healthcare law by withholding funds from several federal agencies charged with setting the law in motion." Besides holding back from the Department of Health and Human Services $949 million in funding it had requested to pay for the federal insurance exchanges, whose existence Michael Cannon of the Cato Institute and others have pointed out is constitutionally questionable, it also left out an extra $360 million the Internal Revenue Service had asked for to put the law's tax provisions in place.
It may seem that congressional conservatives and organizations are a bit schizophrenic right now, not really sure of where they stand or what they are trying to do. It is important to remember, however, that they are not operating from a position of strength. Obama is still president and the Democrats still control the Senate by a margin not easily overcome. Still, on most of the big issues, the GOP continues to show considerable progress. One critical example of this idea in practice is that most of the Bush-era tax rates have been made permanent. Those that went up were on incomes far greater than the $250,000 per couple Obama demanded before and during the presidential campaign. The progress of Obamacare's implementation is being slowed, though by not nearly as much as many people would like. And the president's nominees are receiving the kind of grilling that has most conservatives cheering, even if none of the appointments have been blocked or defeated thus far.
At the same time, Obama's liberal allies are being shamed by the way in which he has continued or expanded President George W. Bush's policies in the national security arena, something Paul's filibuster made clear. The Democrats would never have allowed Bush to employ drones in the way Obama has and seeks to, at least not without having to incur a significant political cost to do so. The demoralization on the left in this regard is obvious.
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Ronald Reagan it seems was able to accomplish far more between 1981 and 1987 with an identical division—one party in control of the White House and the Senate and the other with a more substantial majority in the House than the GOP currently has—than Barack Obama has been able to. In fact Obama is repeatedly falling back on the idea that he will run the government the way he wants with the powers he has, or assumes for himself, rather than have to bother with Congress—the dinners he is having with congressional leaders not withstanding.
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Make the rich pay?
We have been doing that for the past 100 years or so. When you make the rich pay, the rich go somewhere else with their money. I agree that percentage wise perhaps there are too many tax loop holes but remember that the top 2% income earners still pay the majority of the taxes in this country. More than half of the working population pays no taxes and worse yet they are eligable for earned income tax credits. ( a reward for bearing little bastards that will grow up on the government teat just like mommy and daddy )
I have been a business man for over 35 years. In all that time my company and I have never paid one cent in taxes and never will. Here's why. Every time the Fed or the state raised taxes, I raised my prices right along with them, so the only one paying those taxes has been the customer. Every single business operated this way. Taxes go up, the price of goods and services go up to match it. YOU pay the taxes, not me. If I owned a manufacturing company, when it finally got to the point where all the taxes make it impossible to sell my products at a profit I up and move my company to a foreign country where I can once again make money for me and the share holders. Taxation and regulation have driven manufacturing from this country. That's why there are no jobs and that's why our economy is in the dump. The government can not create jobs and opportunities. What the government can do is to create an environment that is conducive business growth and start up. Instead they seem hell bent on putting everyone on welfare because folks on welfare tend to vote for those politicians that hand out taxpayer money.


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Cook takes congressional race
Imus trails by 12,490 votes
Though Paul Cook's lead over Gregg Imus narrowed slightly overnight in the run for 8th Congressional District, Cook still easily took the race with 57.6 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results released by the California Secretary of State on Wednesday morning. Results show Imus trailed by 21,921 votes.
Republican Paul Cook took an early lead in San Bernardino County to become congressman for the 8th District, with 60.2 percent of the vote as of 10 p.m., according to preliminary results released by the California Secretary of State on Tuesday night.
"It's way too early to call but obviously we're happy to see these early results," John Sobel, chief of staff for Cook, said by phone after the initial results. Cook, an assemblyman for the 65th District since 2006, watched the results come in from his victory party in his hometown of Yucca Valley.
Republican Gregg Imus, a homebuilder from Lake Arrowhead, trailed with 39.8 percent of the vote, with 140 of 905 precincts reporting.
The two are competing to represent the newly drawn 8th Congressional District, which encompasses the High Desert, Yucaipa, half of Redlands and parts of Inyo and Mono counties.
During the open primary race in June, the two Republican contenders advanced to the November election after beating out a field that included 11 other candidates. It marked one of California's closest 2012 primary races, with Imus surprising many insiders by garnering 15.6 percent of the vote while Cook had 15.3 percent.
As a Tea Party candidate, Imus sought to follow a similar path as Assemblyman Tim Donnelly, who was elected in 2010 with no prior government experience. Imus served as campaign manager for Donnelly in 2010 and later worked in Sacramento as his chief of staff, along with a career as a custom homebuilder throughout Southern California.
Cook served 26 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, fighting in combat in Vietnam and earning the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts. He retired as a colonel and later became an educator, teaching political science and history in colleges.
Both candidates touted similar positions on a number of key issues, including pledging not to raise taxes, supporting 2nd Amendment rights, opposing abortion and opposing same-sex marriage.
Cook, who raised roughly four times as much money as Imus for his campaign, sought to distinguish himself by discussing the difficulty "extreme" candidates would have in getting things done in a sharply divided Congress. Meanwhile, Imus stood by Tea Party platforms of the sanctity of the Constitution and sharp cuts to government spending.
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This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar.
Submitted by JLCROMP
Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
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This quick and easy dessert takes only a few minutes to put together. It's a delicious way to receive the nutrient rich blueberries in your diet year round. For a healthy variation, top with a little vanilla yogurt. This dessert recipe is good enough for company and easy enough to prepare regularly for your family.
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Carbs: 25.3g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 146.5
3 ww points
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Carbs: 35.9g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 152.1
What a sweet warm treat for a cold afternoon! This dish is like having a piece of apple pie but without the large amount of fat and carbs from the dough. The oats inside will trick your mind into thinking that you did just eat pie!
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 22.1g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 119.8
Order a banana split at the drive thru, and you're looking at 800 calories. This version has 110, and it's easy enough for kids to make!
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 21.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 110
Creamy pudding makes fantastic frozen treats.
Carbs: 6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 35.3
With the abundance of squash in summertime, zucchini cakes are a popular seasonal treat. This one is light and not too sweet.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 23.1g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 144.7
I love to increase the nutrition of baked goods by adding whole grains. That's the secret to these pecan tarts.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 15.4g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 102.5
This is better than ice cream!! Great for those days you realize after dinner you're way under your protein limit. A treat that's good for you!
Submitted by ILIKEJUICE
Carbs: 24.3g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 11.5g | Calories: 159.6
Great for the fall holidays or just for a snack!
Submitted by ANDREWMOM
Carbs: 28.5g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 131.6
Not only will this taste yummy, but it is a gorgeous presentation as well. You'll impress everyone!
Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 131.8
Sweet and nutritious Yojo to restore your mojo! Many thanks to my friend Julie for giving me this recipe.
Submitted by YERVANT
Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 48.6
No forks needed! These sweet, crunchy and buttery hand pies will have you licking your fingers.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 23g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 161.6
Try these light and low-fat personal pies for dessert during the fall. They're a great substitute for pumpkin pie or sweet potato casserole.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 33g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 151
This creme brulee recipe is full of flavor not fat. The cranberry-orange combo is perfect balance of tart and sweet.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 133.6
Instead of a whole pie, try making bite-size tarts. The diminutive desserts cook quicker and are automatically portion controlled. Plus, they're easier to make for a crowd, and there's no need for a fork and plate.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 24.9g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 124.3
Try this over whole wheat toast with nut butter or to thicken fall soups. You won't believe we didn't add any sugar!
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 5g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 0.4g | Calories: 20.6


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Heraldry has been defined by the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada as, "... the study, design, regulation and use of armorial bearings, commonly known as coats of arms." The first example of heraldry in Canada occurred at Gaspé, on July 24, 1534. It was then that Jacques Cartier raised a cross that bore the arms of Francis I, King of France, depicting three gold Fleur de Lis on a blue background.
Before 1988, Canadians wanting to obtain their coat of arms were required to petition either the College of Arms in London, England or the Court of the Lord Lyon in Edinburgh, Scotland. On June 4, 1988, Canada's Governor General became the Canadian Heraldic Authority with the power to grant armorial bearings in Canada.
A popular misconception is that a coat of arms is designated or assigned to a specific clan, family or surname. In actuality there is no such thing. A coat of arms is granted to an individual and not a family or family name. A coat of arms can also be granted to corporate bodies (schools, societies, associations, institutions) as well as cities and towns.
The Canadian Heraldic Authority is accessible to all Canadians and corporate entities and is able to issue coats of arms, flags and badges. The Authority's mandate includes such other activities as the approval of military flags and the provision of information on correct heraldic practices. Although specific criteria for the granting of armorial petitions have not been published, the individual's or institution's good standing and contributions to society are usually taken into consideration.
Heraldic Society of Canada, 1940 - 2002
The Heraldry Society of Canada was founded in Ottawa in 1966 and incorporated by federal charter to represent Canadians with an interest in heraldry. In 2003, the society received royal assent to use the name "The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada". The fonds consists of textual records, photographs, art, and moving images that document the programs and activities of the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada. It includes records of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee; records on the financial direction and management of the society and on its constitution and by-laws; publications and records on the Society's activities.
Alan B. Beddoe fonds, 1869 - 1979 (MG 30 D252)
Alan Beddoe (1893 - 1975), was an artist and heraldry expert. He supervised the illumination of the Canadian Books of Remembrance, was Heraldic Adviser to the Royal Canadian Navy, designed badges for over 180 naval vessels during the Second World War and designed coats of arms for many Canadian municipalities and institutions. Beddoe was also involved in the preliminary study for the new Canadian flag and was the first president of the Heraldry Society of Canada.
Heraldry in Canada
A Canadian Heraldic Primer by Dr. Kevin Greaves.
An Heraldic Alphabet by John Brooke-Little.
Armorial du Canada français by E.Z. Massicotte and Regis Roy.
Armorial Heritage in Canada of Continental European Families by Hans Dietrich Birk.
Armory and Lineages of Canada by Herbert George Todd.
Canada: Symbols of Sovereignty by C. Swan.
Canadian Heraldry by Alan Beddoe.
Heralds and Ancestors by Sir Anthony Wagner.
Simple Heraldry by Iain Moncreiffe and Don Pottinger.
The Art of Heraldry: Origins, Symbols, Designs by Peter Gwynn-Jones.
The Symbols of Heraldry Explained.
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EIB chairs MDBs/IMF meeting to back new UN development agenda
The leading Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and the International Monetary Fund, under the chairmanship of European Investment Bank, expressed their readiness to support the United Nations as it maps out a new development agenda to succeed the Millennium Development Goal targets of 2015 (MDGs). The MDBs agreed to organise a summit in the margins of the IMF/World Bank spring meetings in 2015 to make concrete proposals to the UN to foster sustainable development and the best ways to mobilise the required financing.
IFIs boost investment in central and south-eastern Europe
Belgian motorway link is third project under Project Bond Initiative
The EIB will support construction of the new 12km long A11 motorway link between Brugge and Westkapelle in Belgium. Once complete the A11 will provide a direct motorway connection between the port of Zeebrugge and the European motorway network. The A11 is both the first transport project and the first greenfield PPP in Europe to benefit from the EC-EIB Project Bond Initiative.
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Student Employment
University Housing hires hundreds of students each year in a variety of positions. To be eligible for a student staff position, you must be enrolled at UWM at least part-time during each semester of your employment. Employees may work in the summer if they will be enrolled at least part time at UWM during the fall semester. For most positions, preference is given to current or former University Housing residents. However, all students are encouraged to apply for all positions in the department.
University Housing reserves the right to check the resident behavior files for current or former University Housing residents. Please refer to the "commons sanctions" section in the Rules and Regulations tab of the Resident Handbook for more information.
In addition to the openings in our department, you can find additional employment openings in the UWM Union, Bookstore, and Restaurant Operations at the Auxiliary Services Employment Website.
An index of all University Housing employment opportunities is available in the table at the bottom of this page. Please review it to identify what kinds of jobs you may be interested in.
To determined if a particular job is hiring, please read the list below, or visit the Auxiliary Services Employment Website, and search for jobs in "University Housing".
Current Openings
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Generally interns start at the beginning of each semester. Summer internships may also be available. Early applications are encouraged. All applications must be received at least two weeks prior to your desired start date. Preference will be given to graduate students enrolled in a Student Affairs/Higher Education preparation program. This is an unpaid internship, although it can be done for credit. Consult the University Housing Staff Directory for a list of administrators to contact regarding potential internship opportunities.
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Graphic Artist
The Graphic Artist supports the marketing and communication efforts of University Housing by designing promotional materials for small and large scale programs and events. Projects range from event flyers to professionally printed brochures and booklets. The Graphic Artist works 15 to 20 hours per week, depending on workload.
Matthew Mountin
Residential Administration Assistant
|University Housing Residential Administration Assistant (RAA) is responsible for working to correctly see through the University Housing behavior process and working closely with the Residential Administration Specialist and professional staff members within the Residence Life Office. Duties include processing all documents and letters of the University Housing Behavior Process, tracking sanctions, scheduling appointments, making campus deliveries, answering phones, filing folders and other office duties assigned by the Residential Administration Specialist.
Arcetta Knautz
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|The Residential Hospitality Assistant (RHA) will service the upperclass and graduate residents as well as coordinate reservations for our visitors to Kenilworth Guest Housing, providing hotel-like accommodations to visiting faculty, guests of UWM, and family.
Jennifer Wehr
Summer Student Custodial Position
Summer Custodial Support Staff Student Employees will assist professional full time Facility staff with cleaning resident rooms, bathrooms, common areas and lounges in University Housing Residence Halls and Apartments. The student employee must be available to work Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm, 40 hours per week. Some weekend and overtime hours may be required as needed.
Mike Varebrook
Summer Student Maintenance Position
Summer Maintenance Student Employees will assist professional full time maintenance staff with completing routine jobs, preventative maintenance, and project work. This includes but is not limited to: replacement of light bulbs and fixtures; lock repairs; drywall repairs, repair/replace blinds, replacing/repairing carpet, plumbing repairs; and HVAC maintenance. The student employee must be available to work Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm, 40 hours per week. Some weekend and overtime hours may be required as needed. Work would be completed in all University Housing Residence Halls and Apartments.
Todd Luebstorf
Summer Student Painter Position
Summer Painting Student Employees will assist professional full time painting supervisor with completing routine jobs, preventative maintenance, and summer project work. This includes but is not limited to: touch up painting, patching and finishing drywall, staining and varnishing, and suite maintenance. The student employee must be available to work Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm, 40 hours per week. Some weekend and overtime hours may be required as needed. Work would be completed in all University Housing Residence Halls and Apartments.
Katie Rose
Shuttle Bus Driver
Shuttle Bus Drivers transport Housing residents and guests between the various residence halls and campus. Drivers operate 26-passenger vehicles in all types of weather and traffic conditions. Drivers provide transportation 24-hours/day, 7 days per week and you must be willing and able to work late nights, early mornings, weekends, and holidays. Must have driver license for a minimum of 2 years (without suspension) and be 20 years old by 8/1/2012.
Paul Merkey
University Housing Security work in every residence hall providing safety and security through roving (tours) monitoring residents and guests and enforcing policies and procedures. Security is also available for questions, key ins, tours and assisting with emergency response. Security is a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week, 365 day a year operation. This position requires an intensive training period and a year commitment should be given to this position. Those interested in the field of criminal justice, psychology, sociology, or education should consider this position.
Beth Lobner
Service Desk
The Service Desk is the centralized communication hub for each of the University Housing communities. The Service Desk is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Service Clerks are responsible for assisting customers, answering the telephone, processing student check-in or check-out (including key control), handling cash transactions and assisting with office administrative work. Service Desk clerks at Kenilworth Square Apartments also assist with Guest Housing registration.
Beth Lobner
|South Campus Residential Administration Specialist
|University Housing South Campus Residential Administration Specialist (SCRAS) is responsible for working to oversee the daily functions of the South Campus Residence Life Office and working directly with the South Campus Residence Life Staff and Residential Administration Assistants. Duties include supervision and scheduling of the South Campus Residential Administration Assistants and coordination of all aspects of South Campus Residence Life Office processes and procedures.
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I have a question about the piping of the water feed into a residential boiler (a two-pipe, hot-water system with cast-iron radiators; not steam).
I had a plumber install a hot water heater for me a couple of months ago. Its turned out that there's some things that he did that were completely wrong. (I'll post some pictures when I get a chance.)
Something that I just noticed is that as a result of how he piped things, the water feed pipe that would be used to fill up the boiler comes off of one of the hot water lines that comes OUT of the hot water heater. Before that plumber, the boiler feed pipe came off of the cold water line before it fed water IN to the hot water heater.
Does it make a difference if the water feed into the boiler is off of a hot water pipe or a cold water pipe? Have I been wasting gas needlessly heating water that goes into the boiler? Are there some rules or guidelines for the best ways to layout the boiler feed pipe?


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Songwriting Workshop featuring singer-songwriter Darden Smith who will lead a workshop on using everyday life and real stories as the basis for songwriting. Though the workshop is focused on the medium of songwriting, the techniques can be applied to all forms of writing, and all writers are welcome. "What I'm best at is talking about turning your life into songs, so we can use the Woody Guthrie model as a launching place for that" says Smith. The class will be for ages 14 to adult and is funded by the OSU Institute for Creativity. Registration will be required.


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James Madison at George Mason
Thursday, Jan. 24 | 7:00 PM | Patriot Center
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◊ Parking: Free parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please click here for a map of campus.
◊ Where: Patriot Center, Fairfax, Va. (capacity: 10,000)
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3/9/12, The Show Place Arena, Upper Marlboro, Md. (CAA Quarterfinals): JMU 64, George Mason 54
♦ The Patriots are 6-10 overall and 1-4 in Colonial Athletic Association action following a 60-51 loss to Northeastern on Jan. 22. Mason's lone league win came at Towson, 65-54, on Jan. 17.
♦ Senior guards Amber Easter and Rahneeka Saunders are averaging double-digit points when facing conference foes, 10.8 ppg and 10.2 ppg, respectively. Saunders leads the squad in assists (2.8) and steals (2.8) in CAA games.
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♦ Mason is shooting 29.4 percent from 3-point range in conference play, making an average of 3.0 3-point field goals per game. League opponents, however, are shooting 31.8 percent from beyond the arc and sinking 5.4 long-range shots per game.
♦ The Dukes, since starting the season 3-6, have improved their record to 10-7 overall after winning seven of their last eight games. In all seven victories, JMU has held its opponents to 52 or fewer points.
♦ JMU is 4-1 in league play and sits in a tie for third place as the Dukes head into the heart of the conference slate. When facing conference opponents, Madison leads the CAA in offensive rebounds per game (20.4) and 3-point field goal percentage (39.5).
♦ Junior guard Kirby Burkholder surpassed the 700-point mark for her career on Jan. 20 in a 65-49 win at Georgia State. She now has 705 points as a Duke, and nearly 60 percent of those points have come from beyond the arc.
♦ Madison freshmen have been stuffing the stat sheet as of late for the Dukes. Guard Angela Mickens tied career highs with eight points and four rebounds on Jan. 17 against William & Mary as well as generating a career-high four steals. In the same game, forward Destiny Jones tied a career-high with five rebounds and guard Precious Hall tied a career-high with five assists.
♦ Hall also posted career highs of 18 points and eight rebounds at Georgia State, increasing her league-play averages to 12.0 points per game and 4.6 rebounds per game. She is also second on the team at the free-throw line (81.8%), assists (2.4) and steals (1.4) when facing conference opponents.