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In our humble estimation, the area around Laconia, if the ice isn't out completely by this opening, is the place to be. At Winnisquam Lake there will be open water at the outlet of the Winnipesaukee River. This is one of the first places you can troll with any amount of open water for salmon and lakers. In the unusual year, trolling water could be available at both Alton Bay and Wolfeboro Bay, but we doubt that will happen.
The other Laconia option, a place that has been red hot on the opening of the April 1 fishing, would be Lake Opechee at Lakeport. This place has been on fire in the early season, but funny thing, you can get on this open water and fish well before April 1, but the problem is that legally you can't target or possess landlocked salmon, but this lake is well stocked with rainbow trout. In my own personal experiences, you'll catch about 10 salmon for each rainbow trout if you are trolling flies or artificials. If you are anchored and fishing live bait at the inlet below the dam or the outlet, you have a little bit larger chance of hooking into a salmon than a rainbow.
Don't be afraid to troll or cast streamer flies in either spot. We've done really well casting streamers into the current and also have had some great luck trolling streamer flies.
One of our favorite places to be is to anchor in the lake in the current stream below the Lakeport Dam, using live shiners or if you can get them, live smelt. Hooking them with a single hook in the jaw, all you have to do is to sit there and wait for a fish to hit, let them take the bait for a minute or two and then gently set the hook and hold on.
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The man was Bruce Bertram, a Cedaredge native, a veteran of the oil business, and now, brought out of retirement, the official liaison between Delta County and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, known as the local governmental designee (LGD).
"I never thought I'd get back in the oil and gas business again," he said near the beginning of his talk on hydraulic fracturing. "But beginning in 2002 [as the drilling boom reached western Colorado], I worked as a consultant, an 'interpreter' of oil and gas jargon for the Delta Board of County Commissioners. And now as LGD, which has been given a bigger role" in the years since former Gov. Bill Ritter presided over a restructuring of the COGCC, changing it from an industry group to one that also includes advocates for public health and the environment.
His job, he said, is to "keep track of all the oil and gas operations in Delta County. County regulations state that I have access [to drilling operations] at any time. There have," he said, "been only two incidents [of spills or leaks] so far in Delta County. That is thanks, I like to think, to Delta County watching."
Bertram told the early-morning crowd at Heidi's that neither Delta nor Montrose is seeing a great deal of activity in the gas fields now. But that it will likely come. "Your Mancos shale in Montrose County does produce," he said. "They may look here."
And when they do, fracking will no doubt be employed.
Bertram used his PowerPoint to illustrate the intricacies of drilling and fracking a well. The technology, "which has come about just in the last few years," clearly delighted him.
He went into the details of a well that has been drilled north of his home in Cedaredge. How the four sets of metal pipes, nested like a Russian doll, descended to "the producing horizon, between 7,200 and 8,600 feet down." He talked about horizontal drilling, how in the Bakken formation in North Dakota "they can drill 10,000 feet – two miles – horizontally from the hole.
"How do they communicate with the end of the drill pipe, you ask? They communicate by sound."
When it comes time to "treat," a well by fracking it, Bertram said, "It takes a lot of water to do this." The makeup of fracking fluid is mostly water, he said, "along with some of your common household fluids, rust and bacteria inhibitors, and sand," and a tiny percentage of things the industry would rather not discuss, or disclose.
As for the water (blasted at high pressure into the producing horizon to create cracks in the rock, the better to release the gas), each treatment uses 2,000 barrels of water. (Some wells need to be "treated" over and over.) That's 84,000 gallons or .257 acre-feet per treatment. Pumped in at 6,000-8,000 psi, injecting 100-500 gallons per minute.
The fractures propagate 100-200 feet into the rock. To keep the cracks open, the fracking fluid contains different sizes of sand grains, known as proppants. They are carried down the hole and into the cracks suspended in a gel. "Breaker" chemicals break down the gel "to a water-like substance in an hour or two, so when the pressure is released, the liquid backs out while the sand stays in place."
"Flow-back" and "production water" are collected at the surface in tanks, or piped to another location for reuse. Bertram didn't say if the water could ever be made potable again.
Questions from the crowd followed, including this: "Do you test ground water prior to drilling and do you monitor the water quality after? I ask because we hear about benzene in Parachute Creek."
Bertram said, "Delta County does drill test wells in the area and tests the water."
"If there is a leak, what do you do?"
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How to use Spirit Barrage Well of Souls:
So I've been testing MP 8 uber runs lately using Well of Souls as a primary and Rush of Essence + SA as a passive @ 1.20 attack speed. I have only a single piece of mana regen gear on my helmet. The results are indeed interesting. I'll do my best to illustrate. Incoming wall of text.
Spirit barrage / WoS gives you the ability to hit a target with 230% damage, and three extra souls at 65% with a chance to crit--putting this skill at 425% damage to one target.
However, anybody who's touched well of souls will immediately experience its finnicky lock on system and channeling. However, there is a trick to focus all souls onto one designated target.
The problem: You cannot hover your mouse over the designated target. Doing so will cause the souls to fire souls in a 360 direction which ultimately nets a DPS loss. Shown here
You can see that my mouse pointer turns a sword and the targets name appears above --that means you are targeting TOO CLOSE. The result is souls are firing behind and every which way at NO target while your WD grasps at air like a man falling 3,000 feet to his doom. YOU DO NOT WANT THIS.
In order to aim WoS properly, you must KEEP YOUR MOUSE OFF TARGET, but within proximity closest to your designated target. Seems a little complicated? Here are some pictures
Keep your eye on where my cursor is
http://i.imgur.com/jN8mi.jpg?1 (My character aiming down south.)
http://i.imgur.com/9WtXK.jpg?1 (My character aiming from the west.)
http://i.imgur.com/nw0Po.jpg?1 (From the north)
My cursor in all three pictures NEVER come in contact with the monster. You never see its health above your screen. All souls track to the target in closest proximity and that is how the damage from WoS is maximized.
The cursor does not necessarily have to be to the "left" or to the "right", but you must assume that every single target has a "zone" for all spirits to lock on. Like so:
The black bubble designates the areas where your cursor can go that allow the souls to theoretically lock onto the target. However, you wouldn't want to aim it behind the monster because you risk highlighting its name (BAD, WILL SCATTER SOULS)--or highlight another monster which would ultimately throw your souls off track anyway.
So now that you are aiming those souls properly--if you are given a chance to stand still, this is the end result
A constantly streaming rainbow of 425% damage.
This may be a suitable alternative (possibly even) than bears because of two things
- The distance you are allowed.
- The constant upkeep of damage (with only one piece of mana regen gear/SA/RoE and 1.20 atk speed, you can SB all night long)
- The terrain advantage. See here http://i.imgur.com/9NSix.jpg
Problems did arise however:
- I noticed that WoS has a somewhat low proc rate (Crits/Lifesteal)
- The start up time is somewhat slow (for some reason, it feels like the initial barrage takes
a little bit slower until it starts up into a rainbow of damage)
- You may have to join SB with zombie bears anyways in case you need to clear out any mobs summoned.
But you know--this information was just tested with group ubers. It doesn't matter if zombie bears is better than spirit barrage or if spirit barrage is better than zombie bears if the end result produces this
Take the information and do whatever you want with it.
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Thread: How has MP been treating you?
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Re: How has MP been treating you?
Anyone key/uber farming at mp7 or higher? If so can you please post your character? Just seeing what I need to hit for DPS vit armor and ar... thanks!
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Re: How has MP been treating you?
I currently key/uber farm at 6. 7 is currently doable just tougher/longer
24-12-2012, 15:02 #14
Re: How has MP been treating you?
I mostly farm at MP0-MP1 for quick easy runs. I have tried different MP and I am not encountering much difficulties till MP5. I find the jump pretty steep from MP4-MP5. My WD doesn't have enough DPS for MP5 and up but I keep on working on it.
I need some serious Gold to improve upon what I am currently using and gold is pretty damn hard to come by of late, nothing is selling.
25-12-2012, 08:25 #15
Re: How has MP been treating you?
I do uber mp8 with my friends. http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/K.../hero/19943549
You just need a freeze wizard for that high mp or zoltun kulle will kill you in one hit.
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Is it just me or is Act 2 the toughest? Ive recently moved up to MP1 for key runs then doing one of the bosses that has higher drop rates for plans, and i can run Act 1 and 3 fine without any issue. Act 2 i die sometimes just trying to get 5NV, and 50% on the keywarden. I died more times on my first key run in act 2 then i did in all my act one runs to until i got the key.


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"Cape Romano seems to be a target," said Gary Lytton, manager of Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, which includes Cape Romano.
The double-hit coincidence barely registered with weather-weary forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
"It's not unusual," hurricane specialist Daniel Brown said.
In 2004, when hurricanes criss-crossed Florida in a seemingly endless parade of misery, Hurricane Frances and Hurricane Jeanne made landfall within a month of each other at the southern end of Hutchinson Island, near Stuart, on Florida's east coast.
Wilma was packing 125 mph wind when it ravaged Cape Romano in 2005.
What was a wall of green the day before was left a naked forest of brown tree limbs.
For miles along the beach, the storm piled snapped-off tree trunks against the remaining trees, left standing but stripped of their leaves and bark.
Storm surge pushed sand into the bare mangrove forest, exposing gnarled roots and a layer of black peat.
Lytton said he doesn't expect to find that sort of damage from Fay when reserve managers survey Cape Romano later this week.
Like Wilma, though, the storm will give researchers another chance to study how nature rebounds from natural disasters, Lytton said.
Scientists will use satellite technology to measure shoreline changes along Cape Romano, he said.
He said researchers also will sort through data recorded at buoys that measured temperature, salinity and dissolved oxygen in the reserve before, during and after the storm.
Fay didn't compare with Wilma's fury, but Lytton said the storms teach the same lesson about preserving coastal barrier islands as a first line of defense against hurricanes.
Cape Romano's tree-lined shore contrasts with the condominium towers that rise on Marco Island, across Caxambas Pass from Cape Romano's northern end.
At the southern end of Cape Romano, a cluster of igloo-shaped buildings has been sliding into the Gulf of Mexico since they were built in 1982.
The "dome home" survived Wilma in 2005, and owner John Tosto has no doubt they survived Fay, too.
"We took Wilma straight on at 125 mph so 75 mph (predicted for Tropical Storm Fay) really didn't scare us," Tosto said.
Construction permits are in the works to raise each of the 60,000-pound pods to 23 feet above sea level and put them on top of steel girders pushed 45 feet into Cape Romano's shifting sands, Tosto said.
Tosto said he plans to invite Jim Cantore, the Weather Channel's ubiquitous hurricane chaser, to use the new-and-improved dome home as a backdrop for a live shot the next time a hurricane threatens Cape Romano.
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The Rock Radio Debate Continues
(by Ed Ryan) Recently I wrote an opinion piece about Rock & Roll and my lost love for the format I grew up with. There was a lot of reaction to this piece, mainly split down the middle from readers. However, those that have worked in that format, disagreed 100%. They say the format is alive and thriving. And obviously there are Classic Rock stations doing quite well across the country. Someone who has developed a stellar reputation in the industry is Jeff Pollack. Pollack disagrees that the format is fading and sent a letter which you can read here as well. We gave Jeff a call to get specifics from him on why he believes this format isn't on a respirator. Here is that full interview. Although I'm not sure I agree that someone who listens to The Doors also listens to Jay Z and Eminem Pollack details how the format has changed, survived and spawned other splintered rock formats that do very well even today.
Here's my full interview with the great Jeff Pollack
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People getting tired of Pink Floyd? So that's the reason for the recent format shifts? Glad we're all learning the real reasons from Radio Ink.
I know you were looking for a reaction and you got it, but maybe next time you should realize that putting forth such a confused conclusion based on what are actually wildly different competitive scenarios simply represents evolution and attrition, where the stronger survive and those who are behind sensibly explore their options. But to even hint that classic rock, around since the late 70's when legendary PDs realized the enduring appeal of the music, is dead, is just silly talk.
If your article instead pointed to some of the real challenges facing contemporary rock formats in PPM markets, I think more of us would have been interested. If you had asked for example, how a rock format, whether Active, Alternative or AAA, can hope to compete in PPM markets without being more cume focused in their music, that would be interesting. Or, without a big cuming morning show, how can you compete with the big stations in your markets, that would have been a more thoughtful discussion. Or why is it that certain rock stations effectively reach a large audience, while others argue themselves into a no win spiral trying to arbitrarily decide what is rock and whether a particular artist "fits" the format. Or addressed whether the current state of new music is a primary issue in the health of contemporary rock formats, a point made by Virgil Thompson in his rebuttal about how "current 'rock' is in a valley and has been for awhile". But instead, you dismissed all of the various permutations of rock in a sweeping manner.
The world is completely different than it was even 10 years ago. Rock fans today own Jay Z, Jason Aldean and Eminem records, listen to Lynryd Skynyrd and The Who, while others are perfectly comfortable with defining Coldplay and Nickelback as rock. The audience has decided that rock is a whole lot wider than many gatekeepers do. I would have liked a sensible debate about real issues facing rock formats going forward, not statements that are barely worth responding to. You can do better.
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Ken Gale is absolutely right. Radio sounds the same nationwide. There was a time when you could tell what city you were in by listening to the radio. It made travel much more interesting to have regional flavors. Today it seems like the only local flavor a radio station has is its commercials. Yeah, the door is WIDE open for Pandora to steal listeners. Rock radio can survive if someone takes the time to PROGRAM to their audience. Then again, by the time some of these stations wake up, there might not be an audience left.
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My problem with most rock radio is that they reduce a band's entire catalogue to two or three songs, making every show predictable. Plus they never say what the song is. Plus they play the same stuff nationwide, with no allowance for regionalism.
I'm glad I have more freedom when I'm on the air.
|- Ken Gale
Right on Jeff. Let's find solutions. We have an awesome AAA here in Cleveland and we address those issues daily. We're in the "Rock & Roll Capitol of the World" and it's still challenging to program and market a rock station. But rock radio is not for wimps and whiners! That's why we love rock...it kicks ass...so do we :)
|- Suzy Peters
As an OLD Rocker/station owner I have a hard time with the "Rock" label. Jay z Eminem is Rock? I have 5 grandchildren and they all love Classic Rock but Pop, Hip Hop (the few clean ones that can be aired) etc they hate. My old vinyl collection and YES my turntable is their favorite past time. So I think definitions need to be changed instead of using the ROCK sticker to all music. Our station gets along very well airing REAL Rock, we have yried
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Hi all, hoping I might get someone here who has seen this problem before, I am not having much luck at the Apple forums. In a nuthsell I had 2 brand new ATV that when I upgraded to 3.02 would boot with the Apple logo for about a minute then give a black screen and the front led flashes yellow. I sent the first one back and got it replaced, and yes I could have done that with the seond one but I got the shits with it and decided it wasn't going to beat me
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Antony Wood has been Executive Director of the CTBUH since 2006, responsible for the day-to-day running of the Council and steering in conjunction with the Board of Trustees, of which he is an ex-officio member. Prior to this, he was CTBUH Vice-Chairman for Europe and Head of Research. His tenure has seen a revitalization of the CTBUH and an increase in output and initiatives across all areas.
Based at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Antony is also a Studio Associate Professor in the College of Architecture at IIT, where he convenes various tall building design studios. A UK architect by training, his field of specialism is the design, and in particular the sustainable design, of tall buildings. Prior to joining the Council and IIT, Antony was an Associate Professor/Lecturer in Architecture at the University of Nottingham in the UK from 2001–2006, where he ran the third and fifth year programs respectively, and was an active member of various research teams. The design research output of his various academic collaborations can be seen here; at the Illinois Institute of Technology and University of Nottingham. Whilst at Nottingham, he also founded the Tall Buildings Teaching and Research Group.
Prior to becoming an academic, Antony worked as an architect in practice in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and the UK, between 1991–2001. It was during this time that he developed his passion for, and professional background in, tall buildings. Tall Buildings/large projects he has been involved in these countries include the £120 million, 11 No. mixed office/residential tower project of SV City, Bangkok (completed 1995), the £70 million 4 No. 44-story condominia project of Kuningan Persada, Jakarta (1997) and the prestigious £200 million Kuala Lumpur Central International Railway Terminal, Malaysia (completed 2001).
He is the author of numerous book and papers in the field of tall buildings, sustainability and related areas, some of which are highlighted below. He is an associate editor of two journals: the CTBUH Journal, and the Journal of the "The Structural design of Tall and Special Buildings", produced by John Wiley & Sons, He was also editor of the two CTBUH special editions of this latter journal produced in 2007 and 2008. Antony has been Conference Chair and/or chair of the scientific committee at several recent CTBUH conferences: including Mumbai (2010), Chicago (2009), Dubai (2008), Chicago (2006) and New York (2005). He has also presented at numerous conferences, and regularly lectures, around the world. Some of these presentations are listed below.
Antony is Chair of the CTBUH Tall Buildings and Sustainability working group, a member of the CTBUH Height Committee, and a member of the CTBUH Awards Jury. He has previously worked on research projects/proposals in conjunction with Arup, the University of Greenwich Fire Safety Engineering Group, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Department of Building Services Engineering and the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He has supervised numerous PhD students, including that of CTBUH Research Coordinator Philip Oldfield and his project: "The Carbon Implications of Tall: A Life Cycle Energy/Carbon Analysis of High-Rise Buildings in Differing Geographical Regions."
He is currently engaged in several books, including "The CTBUH Guide to Sustainability for Tall Buildings in Urban Environments"; "The Encyclopedia of the Skyscraper"; "New Paradigms in High Rise Design"; and "Pavements in the Sky: The Use of the Skybridge in Tall Buildings". Antony contributes regularly to media outlets and has given many media interviews, some of which are highlighted below.
His published books and research papers in the field of Tall Buildings include
WOOD, A. (2010). The Re-Making of Mumbai: A CTBUH-IIT Collaborative Architectural Design Studio. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Journal 2010, Issue 1. Chicago, USA. pp 22-33.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2009). Best Tall Buildings 2009: CTBUH International Award Winning Projects. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in conjunction with Routledge / Taylor & Francis, UK.
OLDFIELD, P., TRABUCCO, D. & WOOD, A. (2009). Five Energy Generations of Tall Buildings: A Historical Analysis of Energy Consumption in High-Rise Buildings. Journal of Architecture. Volume 14, No.5. October 2009, pp.591-613
OLDFIELD, P. & WOOD, A. (2009). Tall Buildings in the Global Recession: 2008, 2020 and beyond. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Journal 2009, Issue 1. Chicago, USA. pp 20-26. ISSN: 1946-1186
WOOD, A. (2009). Foreword to High-Rise Security and Fire Life Safety, Third Edition, by Geoff Craighead. Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann, an imprint of Elsevier, UK.
WOOD, A. & OLDFIELD, P. (2009). Global Trends in High-Rise Design. In MEI, H. & ZHU, Y. The New Trends of the Creation of High-Rise Building. China Architecture and Building Press, Beijing, China. (text in Chinese)
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2008). Best Tall Buildings 2008: CTBUH International Award Winning Projects. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in conjunction with Elsevier/ Architectural Press. Burlington, USA.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2008). Tall & Green: Typology for a Sustainable Urban Future. Proceedings of the CTBUH 8th World Congress, 3rd-5th March 2008. Dubai, UAE. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago.
WOOD, A. (2008). Grey or Green? Urban Land (publication of the Urban Land Institute). Volume 67, Number 6. USA. June 2008. pp.64-70.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2008). Recommendations for the Seismic Design of High-Rise Buildings. Report of the CTBUH Working Group on the Seismic Design of Tall Buildings, authored by WILLFORD, M., WHITTAKER, A. & KLEMENCIC, R. Published by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Chicago, USA.
WOOD, A. (2008). Editorial: Tall Sustainability - An Urban Imperative? Journal of the Structural Design of Tall and Special Buildings. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Volume 17, Issue No.5. UK. December 2008. pp. 853-856.
WOOD, A. & SAY, C. (2008). Sustainable Rating Systems Around the World. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Journal 2008, Issue II. Chicago, USA. pp. 18-29.
WOOD, A., BRESSINGTON, P., & COX, A. (2008). Safety and Security; Expecting the Unexpected. Chapter 9 of the report: SHEEHAN, B. & MERZ, C. (2008). Fire Safety 2009, Special Report: Comprehensive research and guidance on meeting your responsibilities under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order. Published by Workplace Law. Cambridge, UK.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2008). Architecture and Culture 2008: Challenging the Global Vernacular. Edited collection of research papers from the course "Advanced Topics in Architecture and Culture", by Antony Wood. Published by Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture, Chicago in conjunction with the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Chicago, USA.
LABAR, W. & WOOD, A. (2008). Tall Tales: A Century of Exhibiting Tall Buildings. Proceedings of the CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) 8th World Congress, Dubai: 'Tall & Green: Typology for a Sustainable Urban Future'. Dubai, UAE. 3rd – 5th March. pp.707-714.
WOOD, A. (2007). Editorial. Journal of the Structural Design of Tall and Special Buildings. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Volume 16, Issue No. 4. UK. December 2007. pp. 333-334.
WOOD, A. (2007). Sustainability: A New High Rise Vernacular? Journal of the Structural design of Tall and Special Buildings. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Volume 16, Issue No. 4. UK. December 2007. pp. 401-410.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2007). Thinking Outside the Box: Tapered, Tilted, Twisted Towers. Video Conference Proceeding of the CTBUH Chicago Conference 2006. 10-DVD set. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Chicago, USA.
WOOD, A. & OLDFIELD, P. (2007). Bridging the gap: An analysis of proposed evacuation links at height in the World Trade Centre design competition entries. Architectural Science Review. Volume 50.2 University of Sydney, Australia. June 2007. pp.173-180.
WOOD, A. (2007). Integrity of Place. Urban Land (publication of the Urban Land Institute). Volume 66, Number 11/12. USA. November / December 2007. pp. 71-75
WOOD, A & BAITZ, C. (2007). Maglev goes High Rise? The potential of horizontal maglev technology for vertical high rise elevators. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Journal, Fall 2007. Chicago, USA. pp. 26-29.
WOOD, A. & OXLEY, D. (2007). Learning through Collaboration: an Industry / School of Architecture Partnership. CEBE Transactions: the Journal of the Centre for Education in the Built Environment. Volume 4. Issue 1. UK. April 2007. pp. 76-88.
WOOD, A. (2007). The Role of Tall Buildings in Urban Generation. BURA Journal: Journal of the British Urban Regeneration Association. Ten Alps Publishing Ltd. Issue 5. London, UK. September 2007. p.9.
PAULS, J., WOOD, A., FERGUSON, A., JUILLET, E., KOSE, S., MENZIES, B., & SIIKONEN, M.L. (2007). Implementing the Paradigm Shift to Use of Elevators/Lifts for Occupant Evacuation in Building Fires. Proceedings of the 'Include 2007' conference. London, UK. April 2007.
WOOD, A. (ed.) (2007). Architecture and Culture: Challenging the Global Vernacular. Edited collection of research papers from the course "Advanced Topics in Architecture and Culture", by Antony Wood. Published by Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture, Chicago in conjunction with the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Chicago, USA.
WOOD, A. (2006). Demystifying Construction; Technology in Architectural Education. Journal of Architectural Engineering & Design Management. James & James Publishers / Earthscan. Volume 2. Issue 1. UK. 2006. pp. 5-18.
WOOD, A., CHOW, W.K. & McGRAIL, D. (2005). The Skybridge as an Evacuation Option for Tall Buildings in High-Rise Cities in the Far East. Journal of Applied Fire Science. Baywood Publishing Co. Vol. 13. Number 2. New York, USA. 2004-2005. pp.113-124.
WOOD, A. (2005). Mixed-Use High Rise in the UK: An Urban Renaissance? Proceedings of the University of Hong Kong / Tongji University. 6th International Conference on Tall Buildings (ICTB-VI): 'Tall Buildings: From Engineering to Sustainability'. Hong Kong. 6th – 8th December 2005. pp. 1126-1136.
WOOD, A. (2004). New Paradigms in High Rise Design. Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Journal (CTBUH Review), Issue No. 3. Fall 2004. Chicago, USA. pp. 15-18.
WOOD, A. (2003). Pavements in the Sky: Use of the Skybridge in Tall Buildings. Architectural Research Quarterly (ARQ). Cambridge University Press, UK. Vol. 7. Nos. 3 & 4. 2003. pp. 325 -333. His numerous lectures and conference presentations given around the world include:
(2010). 4th February 2010. The Re-making of Mumbai: Search for an Appropriate Skyscraper Response. Presented at the CTBUH World Conference, "Remaking Sustainable Cities in the Vertical Age" on his 2009 IIT tall building design studio output.
(2009). 1st December 2009. ET Think Turf Round-table Discussion. A round table discussion to promote the 2010 Mumbai Conference and present the intentions behind the conference. Times of India headquarters, Mumbai, India.
(2009). 25th November 2009. Tall Trends in Troubling Times. Luncheon presentation for the Economic Development Council. The Tower Club, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, USA.
(2009). 13th November 2009. Seeking the Suitable and Sustainable Skyscraper. Presentation at GACCoM's Green Building Innovation Seminar. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA.
(2008). 9th + 15th November 2008. Urban Futures: The Aesthetics of Tall Building Sustainability. Presentations to the Australian Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (ACTBUH) Brisbane Club, Brisbane, and North Vibe Hotel conference centre, Sydney.
(2008). 2nd November 2008. Tall, Taller, Tallest...! Presentation at the Chicago Humanities Festival in conjunction with Chicago Architecture Foundation. John Buck Company Lecture Hall Gallery, Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago, USA.
(2008). 22nd October 2008. Tall Building Futures? Sustainability and Design in the Context of Tall. Keynote presentation at 'Moscow Gaining Height Conference', organized by the Lobby Agency and TSNIIEP. Ararat Park Hyatt Hotel, Moscow, Russia.
(2008). 7th October 2008. A Tall Order? Skyscrapers and Zero Energy. Architectural Record Innovation Conference: 'The Net-Zero Energy Buildings Conference'. McGraw Hill Auditorium, New York, USA.
(2008). 17th September 2008. Past, Present and Future: Trends, Drivers and Challenges in Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. Keynote Presentation at IABSE (International Association of Bridge & Structural Engineering) 17th Congress: 'Creating and Renewing Urban Structures: Bridges, Tall Buildings & Infrastructure'. Westin Michigan Avenue Hotel, Chicago, USA.
(2008). 3rd March 2008. Green or Grey: The Aesthetics of Tall Building Sustainability. CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) 8th World Congress, Dubai; 'Tall & Green: Typology for a Sustainable Urban Future'. Grand Hyatt Hotel, Dubai, UAE.
(2007). 10th December 2007. Sustainable Tall Buildings: The Next Generation. Keynote Address. 8th International Conference on Multi-Purpose High-Rise Towers and Tall Buildings: 'Innovations in Conquest of Vertical Space - Reaching for the Skies', organized by International Federation of High Rise Structures. Le Royal Méridien Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
(2007). 15th May 2007. Alternative Forms of Tall Building Evacuation. AEI (Architectural Engineering Institute) / NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) conference, 'Symposium on High-Rise Building Egress', McGraw-Hill Auditorium, New York, USA.
(2006). 25th September 2006. Demystifying Sustainability in the Context of 'Tall'? Taylor & Francis conference: 'Talking Tall 2; Sustainable planning, design, development and construction of tall buildings'. Millennium Gloucester Hotel, London, UK.
(2006). 12th May 2006. Tall Buildings – a 360 degree view. BCO (British Council for Offices) Annual Conference: 'Going Green'. The Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland.
(2005). 7th December 2005. Culture and Personality: the right place and face for Tall Buildings. Taylor & Francis conference: 'Talking Tall; a challenging discussion on the future of urban skylines'. The Lowry Hotel, Manchester, UK.
(2005). 18th October 2005. The Shortfall of Tall: the rise of an environmental consciousness in tall building design. CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) 7th World Congress: 'Renewing the Urban Landscape'. Marriott Marquis Times Square, New York, USA.
(2005). 5th August 2005. The Asian Skyscraper. Asia Design Forum International Summer Session. Organized by Dr. Ken Yeang. PJ College of Art & Design, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
(2004). 11th October 2004. New Paradigms in High Rise Design. CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) International Conference: 'Tall Buildings in Historical Cities – Culture & Technology for Sustainable Cities', Coex Convention Center, Seoul, South Korea.
(2003).21st October 2003. Pavements in the Sky: The Use of the Skybridge in Tall Buildings. CIB / CTBUH International Conference on Tall Buildings, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaHis numerous media interviews given around the world include:
(2010). 4th February 2010. Mumbai Conference 2010. Antony Wood talks to TV 9 Mumbai about the CTBUH 2010 Conference and the state of tall building development in Mumbai.
(2009). 10th March 2009. Skyscrapers still flying high despite recession? Antony Wood explains to World Architecture News his insight into architecture today and reveals that buildings need not shrink amidst the financial chaos. World Architecture News, UK.
(2009). 27th February 2009. Sears to lead the way in high rise upgrade. Antony Wood talks to CNN News Chicago about the Sears Tower improvement plans and explains why the 40 year old tower needs to be upgraded to accommodate energy strategies that will improve the performance of the historic skyscraper in today's challenging environment.
(2009). 25th February 2009. A Silver Sears Tower. Antony Wood explains to NBC 5 Chicago why he feels the Sears Tower makeover should take place.
(2009). 18th February 2009. World's Skylines Heading Up. Antony Wood is interviewed by Vincent Dowd as part of the discussion of why – and where – the world's skyline is heading upward. BBC Radio World Service. London, UK.
(2009). 9th February 2009. The Remaking of Mumbai. Antony Wood talks to TV 9 Mumbai News regarding the partnership of architecture students from Chicago and architects from Remaking of Mumbai Federation on the C-ward project in Mumbai.
(2008). 6th November 2008. Tall Buildings and Public Spaces. Interview of Antony Wood discussing the revolution that is needed in tall buildings to transform them into livable structures for the 21st century. Smart City Radio. Chicago, USA.
(2008). 14th October 2008. The Future of The Skyscraper. Interview of Antony Wood discussing the evolution of the world's skyscrapers. Business Week Online. The McGraw-Hill Companies, New York, USA.
(2008). 13th June 2008. The Tallest Buildings in the World. Antony Wood, Blair Kamin and Jay Pridmore are guests on the Milt Rosenburg Show, discussing the global boom in high-rise construction, sustainability and the future of the tall building. WGN Radio. Chicago, USA.
(2008). 3rd March 2008. More Green Towers Expected in Dubai. Interview on the CTBUH 8th World Congress including CTBUH Chairman David Scott and Executive Director Antony Wood on City 7 News Dubai. AME Info FZ LLC / Emap Limited. Dubai, UAE.
(2007). 13th December 2007. 103.8 FM Dubai Eye. Live Radio Interview with Antony Wood discussing the Council's plans for the 2008 Dubai World Congress. Dubai, UAE.
(2007). 13th September 2007. High & Mighty. Programme: 'Squeeze Play' with Amanda Lang and Kevin O'Leary. 5-6pm EST. 5-minute Interview with Antony Wood on factors driving tall buildings on the occasion of Burj Dubai surpassing CN Tower in height. BNN Business News Network, Canada (Part of CNN).
(2003). October 2003. Malaysia Hosts Skyscraper Forum. Antony Wood interviewed on occasion of CTBUH Kuala Lumpur Conference. BBC World Service Interview. London, UK.


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3. You can buy flood insurance no matter what your flood risk is. It doesn't matter whether your flood risk is high, medium, or low, you can buy flood insurance as long as your community participates in the National Flood Insurance Program. And, it's a good idea to buy even in low or moderate risk areas: almost 25 percent of all flood insurance claims come from low- to moderate-risk areas.
4. There is a low-cost policy for homes in low- to moderate-risk areas. The Preferred Risk Policy is available for just over $100 a year. You can buy up to $250,000 of coverage for your home and $60,000 of coverage for your contents.
5. Flood insurance is affordable. The average flood insurance policy costs a little more than $300 a year for about $100,000 of coverage. In comparison, a disaster home loan can cost you more than $300 a month for $50,000 over 20 years.
6. Flood insurance is easy to get. You can buy NFIP flood insurance from private insurance companies and agents; call yours today! You may be able to purchase flood insurance with a credit card.
7. Contents coverage is separate, so renters can insure their belongings too. Up to $100,000 contents coverage is available for homeowners and renters. Whether you rent or own your home or business, make sure to ask your insurance agent about contents coverage. It is not automatically included with the building coverage.
8. Up to a total of $1 million of flood insurance coverage is available for non-residential buildings and contents. Up to $500,000 of coverage is available for non-residential buildings. Up to $500,000 of coverage is available for the contents of on-residential buildings.
9. There is usually a 30-day waiting period before the coverage goes into effect. Plan ahead so you're not caught without flood insurance when a flood threatens your home or business.
10. Federal disaster assistance is not the answer. Federal disaster assistance is only available if the President declares a disaster. More than 90 percent of all disasters in the United States are not Presidentially declared. Flood insurance pays even if a disaster is not declared.


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Barbers >Mocine Salon & Spa
258 Park Ave, Worcester, MA | Directions 0160942.264482 -71.819418
Mon-Fri 9-7
Sat - 9-6
Sun - Close
Neighborhoods: Newton Square
I love everything about Mocine! I was first introduced to Mocine when my husband bought me a spa day for my birthday!
Loved it! I was recently in for a brazillian wax and manicure with Nikki and then a hair cut and color with Jessica and was so happy when I left! The wax only took 20 minutes! This is the fastest, most painLESS brazillian wax I've ever had. My hair color and cut came out exactly how I wanted it too. I am so impressed all the way around! I will most deffinetely be back! (Oh yea, their prices are not bad either! :))
I think Worcester has a lot to offer! This is a first time I see a nice spa like this I was empress with the way is set up is so relaxing.
best anti-aging in Worcester. – Nicole at Mocine is amazing. All my friends get Brazilian waxing and other services done with her. So when I was looking for a salon to go for waxing in Worcester area Nicole was well recommended. She is fast, thorough free. During one wax appointment we started talking about skin care and facial, so I booked an anti-aging facial with her for one of the following week. Unbelievable result! My skin felt soft and had that healthy glow, I'm still young and the products she use were perfect for my skin. Nicole spent time explaining how important starting earlier is with facials helping to prevent signs of aging. I left feeling great and more educated too. Best facial in Worcester area for sure!!!! Go see Nicole.
Not going again – I did Acne Facial with aesthetician Nikki (hope I got the name right) worth $75. The facial was very ordinary and seemed like a regular express facial or may be she was not thorough with her work. I was not happy and did not want to do anything else.. However, the manager insisted that I take one more service as I had taken the appointment for 3 services. I decided to do spa manicure/pedicure with the same person (no other option). She peeled off the dead skin of my finger in a way that blood started to trickle out. Her apologies did not help. I will never go to this place again
New waxer is excellent! – I went in for a French Bikini Wax and had a great experience. I had Nikki, she was friendly and a fast worker, and the wax probably ended up taking 15-20 minutes. In comparison to past bikini wax experiences this was fast and relatively painless. I will recommend this salon to other friends.
Great Massages! – I went here for a couples massage with my boyfriend as a valentines day gift and I couldnt be more pleased. We were led upstairs into our own private candle lit spa suite. It was both of our first times getting a massage so our massusse explained everything that we needed to know. The massage was amazing and I felt to relaxed. The only downside is that the hour we were there went by so quick! We will definitely be going back again! I recomend Mocine Salon and Spa for anyone who is considering a massage!
Excellent service, Exclusive place, Great prices, need I say more.. I am in a very good mood after spending half of my day at Mocine Salon and Spa for my best friend birthday on Saturday. She wanted to do something special and I decided to take her to a special place and I did. It was supposed to be just for her but when I arrived, it was so peacefull, relaxing and they treated us so good since we arrived. We both ended up getting massages and facials . I can start to describe how amazing we felt after the massage, they did something like 3 different techniques during the same massage using hot stones, my favorite aromas. It was out of this world. The facial was so good, the skin care specialist recommended a vitaminic facial, I cant tell you exactly what she did because I was so relaxed after my massage but my skin never looked so good. It was glowing, felt so fresh and clean. I can honestly recommend this place, my friend loved it so much we agreed to come back for my birthday in 3 months. They gave us a great deal for the 2 of us.
Worcester best spa and salon i've ever been – I received a Gift Certificate from Mocine Salon & Spa. The best gift i had for my bday. As soon as i entered there i loved the place and the atmosphere, a nice customer service and kind stuff. I had 60 min facial and it felt like that was a first time i had one. My skin looks fresh, younger smoother in just one treatment.
The Best place for any service, i definitely will go back and try the other services they offer!
Best massages in Worcester – I just have to say this Day Spa is AWESOME!!! This spa has it ALL in one place from massages, facials , saunas, steam rooms etc.. I chose the Swedish massage and it was fabulous. After the massage I was offered a complimentary Vischy shower and it added more to my relaxation The Staff was very attentive and friendly. I was even asked if i needed something to drink, WOW!!! I highly recommend it. If you are a visitor in Worcester or live here and need a place to unwind, you must unwind at Mocine Day Spa... I will definitely be back ...;)
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With Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort there is "Room to Relax" and much to explore within the Grand Strand! Select from dining, entertainment, shopping, attractions, golf and more!
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Aqua Zumba!Jan 15
Splash your way into shape with an invigorating low-impact aquatic exercise. Known as the Zumba® "pool party," the Aqua Zumba program gives new meaning to the idea of a refreshing workout. Integrating the Zumba philosophy with traditional aquatic fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba® blends it all together into workout that's cardio-conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief.
Instructor: Renata Cherry
Class begins: 8am
Location: Indoor Pool
Cost: $5
Bingo Night!Jan 29
Bingo Night -Bring your chips and good luck for a night of fun and games. Varied Bingo style game play.
Limited seating. First come, first serve.
Held on 5th Floor Atrium.
Kid's Club
Kids Club All Summer LongMay 23
Kid's Club will be happening all Summer long, so be sure to check for updates on weekly activities on our Kids' Club calendar.
Christmas ParadeDec 07
Gather with friends and family on Main Street and get into the holiday spirit as the Christmas Parade marches down the streets of North Myrtle Beach! Bring the kids and pull up a chair alongside others for a magical day filled with music and all of the festivities pertaining to Christmas. See area businesses, clubs, and other organizations on their floats! Get there early and grab a spot as its sure to be crowded!
Grand Opening of North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports ComplexApr 12
One of the biggest attractions to open up in North Myrtle Beach in several years is the new Park and Sports Complex, found right off of Hwy 31. Come out and celebrate at the Grand Opening/Community Day on Saturday, April 12, 2014. The day will kick off with an opening ceremony and be filled with a number of presentations including live entertainment, sporting demonstrations, activites provided by area businesses, food vendors and more!
Take a look at the line-up below or visit the North Myrtle Beach Parks & Recreation site for more details!
9:00 a.m.
Opening Ceremonies
Dedication of the Sandhills Bank Amphitheater
Dedication of the McLeod Seacoast Meadow
9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Live entertainment, local civic groups and
businesses providing activities, sporting demonstrations,
tours of the new facility, and the planting of a living wall
150 Citizens Circle, Little River, South Carolina 29566
Park entrance is located on the corner of Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway
Schedule of Events
Sandhills Bank Amphitheater
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Opening Ceremonies
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Open Air Theater by the Academy of Dance and Fine Arts
10:40 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Carolina Dance Partners
11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Foreverland Productions
11:50 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. The NMB High School Musical Theater Group
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Horry County Students Rock Band
Waggin' Tails Dog Park
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - "Beg"ucation session hosted by Dr. Todd Brown from On Point
Animal Hospital
9:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m. - Rabies Vaccination hosted by The Humane Society of NMB
partnering with The Animal Hospital of NMB | $6.00 per animal
McLeod Seacoast Meadow
9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Toy Drive hosted by the Marine Corps League
Food Drive hosted by North Strand Helping Hand
Eye Glasses Drive hosted by NMB Lions Club; donate gently used eye glasses
Pet Food Drive hosted by the Humane Society of NMB; donate dog or cat food
Group run hosted by the NMB Aquatic & Fitness Center | 10:00 a.m.
Yoga demonstration hosted by NMB Aquatic & Fitness Center | 11:00 a.m.
Fun Physical Education Games (Sack Races, Parachute, Cage Ball) | 12:00 p.m. - 1:00
Living Wall Planting; bring shovels, gloves, and cultivators to help plant a beautiful piece
of living art in the park. Plant native vegetation to create a live fence that will provide
multi sensory stimulation for years to come. | 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Lacrosse demonstrations and children's games by South Cakalaxin | 12:00 p.m.- 1:00
Grass volleyball demonstrations by NMB Women's High School Volleyball Team - 10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Book give-away & children's story time hosted by NMB Library, story times TBA
Face painting provided by CCU Art Students
Magician fun entertaining with magic, comedy, and balloons
Make-it, take-it projects provided by Home Depot of NMB
Model airplane and remote control car demos provided by Ed's Hobby Shop of MBGuest
Guest appearance by the Pelican's very own Splash | 11:00 a.m.
Fire hose target shooting provided by NMB Fire Department
Child finger printing provided by NMB Public Safety
Car seat installation instruction hosted by NMB Public Safety
Bicycle and helmet safety check, followed by a ride-a-long, NMB Public Safety
(Bring your bicycles and safety gear)
Native American history, dances, and crafts provided by the Chicora Indian Tribe
Gun safety information and gun lock giveaways provided by the Matthew Bellamy Project
Sea Turtle education and information provided by the NMB Sea Turtle Patrol
Hypertension information and complimentary blood pressure screenings provided by
McLeod Seacoast Hospital's Dr. David Johnson
Soccer Complex
10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. - Exhibition Games, Scrimmages, Practices -
Soccer Field 5
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Clinic/Beginners Lacrosse - Soccer Field 4
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. - MLB Pitch Hit and Run; register at Soccer Field 3
S.O.S. (Society of Stranders) Parade on Ocean DriveApr 12
For all those who like to shag on the strand, the S.O.S. Spring Migration is happening and welcomes all shaggers to the annual parade held on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach. Be there when the music plays and find yourself doing a boogie when you hit the streets on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon with shag enthusiasts from near and far. Starting at 1:00pm, watch the parade and enjoy the day of music, food and other festivities!
Location: Main Street/ Ocean Drive, North Myrtle Beach
Time: 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Easter Eggstreme at Broadway at the BeachApr 19
Take the kids to Broadway at the Beach for a day of hunting for Easter Eggs! A day filled with kid-friendly activities and rounding up with a firework show later in the evening. Bring the family out for a full day of fun as there will be lots of prizes and giveaways happening throughout the entire event.
Location: Center Circle
Cost: Free
SWARMing the Coast! Auto Show @ Ripley's AquariumMay 03
SWARMing the Coast! Auto Show
Join Ripley's Aquarium for SWARMing the Coast! Auto Show. The Myrtle Beach Car Club will have Classic, Antique and Exotic Cars featured at the Ripley's Aquarium Plaza and Parking Lot. Saturday, May 3 from 10am-20m. For more: 843-916-0888 or ripleys.com
About the The Myrtle Beach Car Club: A family oriented group who assists those in need in the area, the Myrtle Beach Car Club is filled with car and truck enthusiasts and welcomes new members all the time. With a focus on social responsibility, the group raises money to give to local charities and to help other families.
Fireworks over Broadway at the Beach!Jun 03
Fireworks aren't just for the 4th of July! See the explosion in the sky and watch the many colors over the water at Broadway at the Beach! Show begins at 10pm so get there for a spot under the stars!


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When you are seeking to accomplish a Kingdom endeavor; you will oftentimes find yourself facing an attack of the enemy.
Over two thousand years ago Jesus stood in Caesarea Philippi and asked Peter, "Who do you say that I am?" and Peter replied, "You are the Christ, the son of the living God." Jesus made it clear that He would build upon this public proclamation a movement of believers who follow Him. This called out community would eventually become know as the church. Now...God has made it clear that it is our turn. During the Upon This Rock series we will outline our vision which includes the relaunch of Beach and the launch of The Church of Eleven22. Get ready to PRAY, UNITE, COMMIT, PREVAIL in 2012!
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760 Old Hickory Blvd, Brentwood, TN | Directions 3702736.041084 -86.777829
Neighborhoods: Brentwood Trace
Great Place – Our stay was very good, was there for two nights on business. The Staff did everything they could to make our stay as best as possible. Everytime we stay things start looking better with all the improvements.
Bigots Welcome – While I haven't stayed at this hotel. It should be noted that the management at this hotel recently fired two employees for being gay. According to media reports, the two gentlemen didn't even come out at work. They were outed by a third party. Regardless, when the manager found out, he quickly fired both. Now, to add insult to injury, the manager fosters this behavior. When approached about the situation, a female manager said that they were fired for being gay but, "we still have a few sissies workin here"
DO NOT SUPPORT this type of behavior. Let these people know that bigotry will not be tolerated.
For more than 50 years, this hotel's familiar green sign has signaled budget-friendly lodging for families and business travelers. – In Short
Since its 1952 debut in Memphis, Tenn., Holiday Inn has become one of the most recognized hotel brands in the world. Kids rule here: Children age 19 and younger stay for free when sharing a parent's room and as many as four children per family (age 12 or younger) eat for free at hotel restaurants. Other amenities include 24-hour business services, an in-room coffeemaker, iron, hair dryer, room service, a swimming pool and a fitness center.
New Orleans Style – This hotel was just renovated and looks brand new. Don't let the name fool you this is not your mother's Holiday Inn. The hotel restraunt is something out of New Orleans, the food was delicous and portions were hefty. My wife and I had a room on the seventh floor and the view was spectacular - overlooking Brentwood and the rolling hills of Nashville. Service was great from the front desk agent Kendrika and our waiter in the restraunt, they were very helpful and courtious. Best off all the parking was free unlike hotels in downtown Nashville which was only a ten minute drive.
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MAT Science Areas of Study
The WGU Master of Arts in Teaching, Science program content is based on research on effective instruction as well as national and state standards. It provides the knowledge and skills that enable teachers to teach effectively in diverse classrooms. The Master of Arts in Teaching, Science program content and training processes are consistent with the accountability intent of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The degree program is focused on the preparation of highly qualified teachers. As described in the federal legislation, a highly qualified teacher is one who not only possesses full state certification, but also has solid content knowledge of the subject(s) he or she teaches. The hallmarks of our program include: (a) appropriate and rigorous subject-matter preparation, (b) research-based pedagogical course preparation, and (c) clinical field experiences in which teacher candidates are supervised by trained coaches.
Foundations of Teaching
The Foundations of Teaching area of study contains competencies underlying our knowledge about children, learning, and teaching. As you begin to work in the Foundations of Teaching area of study, your mentor will assess your readiness to begin state-required content knowledge testing needed for certification. Your mentor will also assist you in beginning the process of application and acceptance into the two different components of WGU field experiences: the pre-clinical experiences (PCE) and demonstration teaching (DT). Video-based pre-clinical field experiences are embedded in the performance assessments of the Foundations of Teaching domain and require observation, analysis, and reflection based on real classroom situations (in-class PCE will take place in a school near you when you start work on the Effective Teaching Practices domain).
You may not transfer credits or prior years of teaching experience from other institutions to meet requirements in Foundations of Teaching. In the first six months of working in the Foundation of Teaching domain, you must also register for and pass a Basic Skills Test. Many states require such a test for licensure, and you will need to take the one applicable to your state. For states with no specific Basic Skills Test, you will sign up for and take the Praxis 1 exam.
Foundations of Teaching Practice Integration
This is a comprehensive exam assessing the student's knowledge of the competencies listed below. The student may participate in a comprehensive review session with a mentor and peers to prepare for the assessment.
Instructional Planning and Presentation
Courses focused on instructional planning and presentation assist students into developing the instructional strategies that lead to effective instruction. A major focus is turning the written lesson plan into effective classroom instruction.
Instructional Planning and Presentation for Science
Students will continue to build instructional planning skills with a focus on selecting appropriate materials for diverse learners, selecting age- and ability- appropriate strategies for the content areas, promoting critical thinking, and establishing both short- and long- term goals.
Science Education
Science, Technology, and Society
This course engages students in the study of the nature, processes, and applications of science and technology and arms them with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand explain important science concepts. The course addresses the historical evolution of scientific ideas, scientific inquiry, as well as how science is used to inform decision making on current issues.
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This course focuses on how to teach science and on preparing preservice science educators to teach science in a way that is accurate, current and engaging. Topics include models for teaching science through inquiry, evaluation of alignment to standards, effective use of learning communities, formative assessment strategies, and safety responsibilities.
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Preclinical Experiences in Science
Students will observe and participate in a wide range of in-classroom teaching experiences in order to develop the skills and confidence necessary to be an effective teacher. Students will reflect on and document at least 60 hours of in-classroom observations. Prior to entering the classroom for the observations, students will be required to meet several requirements including a cleared background check, passing scores on the state or WGU required basic skills exam, a completed resume, philosophy of teaching, and professional photo.
Demonstration Teaching
Demonstration Teaching is a full-time, in-classroom supervised experience required of all teacher candidates. It is the culminating experience of the program and all academic requirements must be complete before beginning. Additional requirements include a cleared background check, passing scores on state and WGU required content exams, and demonstration of satisfactory teacher dispositions.
Supervised Demonstration Teaching in Science
A WGU clinical supervisor (an experienced educator who lives and works near your teaching location) will observe your teaching on multiple occasions at least six observations are required and evaluation will be completed according to a published checklist and rubric. The clinical supervisors submit the results to WGU for review and recording.
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The WGU Teacher Works Sample requires teacher candidate to plan and teach a multi-week, standards-based instructional unit that showcases a collection of content, planning, instructional, and reflective skills.
Professional Portfolio in Science
Students will create and online teaching portfolio to demonstrate competency of the Demonstration Teaching experience. The portfolio is a way to show colleagues and potential employers the skills that have been developed throughout your Demonstration Teaching experience.
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Students will participate in a weekly cohort call to collaborate with a cohort facilitator and fellow students to discuss progress and best practices for completing the Teacher Work Sample, Observations, and Portfolio.
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This course focuses on differentiating between different research paradigms, including qualitative, quantitative, and action research. Along with those paradigms, this course also focuses on research study critique, the developing of measurable research questions, hypothesis development, different types of variables and data, and the collection and evaluation of data.
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WELCOMEWebfwlog is a flexible web-based firewall log analyzer and reporting tool. It supports standard system logs for linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, Irix, OS X, etc. as well as Windows XP®. Supported log file formats are netfilter, ipfilter, ipfw, ipchains and Windows XP®. Webfwlog also supports logs saved in a database using the ULOGD target of the linux netfilter project.
With Webfwlog you can design reports to use on your logged data in whatever
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