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Steps to arrange to complete an Applied Study Term: You should start this process the semester BEFORE you plan to complete the AST!!!
1. Meet with your advisor to determine if you are ready to complete an AST and how many credits you need.
2. Prepare your resume. BUA and MGT students- this involves completing the Business Students Preparation for AST Requirements (While these are not required for other majors at this time, we encourage everyone to complete them as it is a good process to prepare for applying and interviewing for internships.)
3. Start looking for an internship.
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c. If you are not in the area, utilize networking and internship/job search sites to identify an internship- see our Resources to help you find your own internship page.
4. Apply to one or more internships that you are interested in (typically recommended to apply for at least 3).
5. Participate in the internship employer's interview process.
6. Once you have accepted an internship fill out the AST PROJECT OUTLINE or the AST Project Outline for Business Students (BUA and MGT).
a. This gets signed by your internship supervisor and your academic advisor
7. Turn your signed form into the AST office- BRK 482; firstname.lastname@example.com, fax: 217-206-7415; This form must be submitted to the AST office by the first week of class.
8. Once your form is received your permission to register for the course will be submitted- EXL 300 (or EXL 301 for Project ASTs)
9. Start keeping a daily journal on your start date that you indicated on the Project Outline (even if the semester has not started yet- hours that you don't have journal entries for will not be counted.)
10. Participate in the Blackboard course and complete assignments for the AST course
If you would like assistance or have questions about this process, you can set up a meeting to meet with an AST advisor, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 217-206-6640.
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I'm an avid reader of Technical News Sites and was always interested in ARM devices and their uses across the industry. Being given an opportunity to work for such a great and innovative company was an offer I just couldn't refuse.
I started at ARM in September of 2008. Since then, I have helped countless engineers as a Technical Support Analyst for Keil Development tools. This involves anything from simple licensing issues, to debugging thousands of lines of customer code. I am also responsible for writing Knowledge Base Articles and example programs for newly supported devices.
Well, coming from my previous employer, ARM is like a whole new world. Great benefits, great co-workers… Everybody seems to have a positive attitude about everything. There are always new and exciting products being released, and I get to find out about them before the public. I get to play with all the cool development boards that come out. I get to interact with other engineers throughout the industry and the world, often helping them out of a tough spot. I enjoy being in a technical position yet still having the opportunity to interact with customers. I learn a lot, all the time; if I want to learn about a new MCU or tool that we have, I have access to all the training I need. Training and development is highly encouraged here.
Being a graduate, you are not going to know everything you need to know on day 1. You have to rely on your co-workers and on training. I have never been discouraged from asking co-workers questions; in fact, often we tackle large issues together as a team. ARM also has provided me with numerous opportunities to take training classes that sharpen my current skills, and other classes that develop new skills all together.
The Holiday party was great! Instead of having an office party we had a Suite at the American Airlines Centre for a Dallas Stars game. Everyone was allowed to bring a guest and the tickets and food were paid for by ARM.
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Alabama teens also outstrip almost all of their peers in consumption of soda, according to the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, a nationwide study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that monitors health behaviors of teens.
"I was alarmed at the number of colas being consumed," said Molly Killman, assistant director of the Nutrition and Physical Activity Division at the Alabama Department of Public Health.
The study, an annual survey of 15,500 students in 158 schools nationwide, concluded that 17 percent of Alabama students in grades 9 through 12 were obese in 2011. Another 15.8 percent were considered overweight – meaning that 32.8 percent of Alabama high school students were above what is considered a healthy weight. The study calculated overweight and obesity using the students' self-reported height and weight.
Technically, Alabama's obesity numbers were the highest in the nation, but state officials cautioned that the numbers have a wide margin of error. The report indicates the actual number could be as high as 21 percent and as low as 13.5 percent.
The numbers place Alabama in the top tier for high school obesity. Kentucky, Louisiana and Oklahoma reported more than 16 percent of their students as obese, while Mississippi, Georgia Tennessee and Texas were among those that hit or passed the 15 percent mark.
The least obese states were Colorado, at 7.3 percent and Montana, at 8.6 percent. Nationwide, 13 percent of students were obese.
The numbers for Alabama show a sharp increase from 2009, when only 13.5 percent of Alabama students were considered obese. During the same period, the percentage of students who were considered overweight declined, from 17.5 percent to 15.8 percent.
State officials said they weren't sure what accounted for the sharp two-year change. They cautioned that the rise in numbers could be a fluke caused by the study's relatively small sample of Alabama students
"It takes some time for us to determine if the changes are statistically significant," said Miriam Gaines, director of the State Obesity Task Force.
Still, state officials say, it's clear that there's a long-term trend toward Alabamians getting heavier, and at an earlier age.
Around two-thirds of adults in Alabama are either overweight or obese, according to CDC numbers, and about one-in-10 adults here have been diagnosed with diabetes. That puts Alabama near the top in overall obesity rates.
While teen obesity rates are around half the adult rates, Gaines said those numbers have grown over the past few decades.
"We're seeing problems, like hypertension, in kids that we used to see only in adults," Gaines said.
State officials said it was impossible to narrow down a single cause for Alabama's teen obesity rise, but the numbers on soda consumption clearly stood out.
Approximately 41 percent of Alabama students reported drinking at least one soda per day. That's the highest rate in the nation, though other Deep South states were close behind. Thirty-one percent said they drank two per day, and 19 percent said they drank three sodas or more. Again, other Deep South states were within a percentage point of Alabama's numbers. Utah posted the lowest numbers nationwide, with 14 percent of students drinking one soda per day.
Gaines said state rules prohibit sale of carbonated drinks containing sugar in vending machines in high schools – but other sugary drinks such as Powerade and Gatorade remain available.
Attempts to reach June Barrett, director of child nutrition for the Alabama Department of Education, were not immediately successful Friday. The same was true for Mary Stonebraker, director of child nutrition for Calhoun County Schools, and Debbie Prince, director of child nutrition for Anniston City Schools.
Soft drink consumption isn't the only health challenge Alabama students face. Ten percent said they did not eat vegetables once per day.
Killman said she saw one bright spot in the numbers. Just under half of students said they were enrolled in physical education classes, and 35 percent said they attended PE every school day. That put Alabama students ahead of most other states. In Hawaii and Maine, fewer than 10 percent of students attended daily PE, while New Jersey led the nation with 55 percent of students in a daily PE class.
Around half of Alabama students reported being on a sports team, near the national average.
Forty-four percent of Alabama students said they were trying to lose weight, close to the national average. In every state, roughly four out of every 10 students reported they were trying to slim down.
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The person replaced "Leon Smith Parkway" with "Indian Mound Pkwy" by sticking white paperboard on the sign. The addition was written in blue and red marker and included a black sketch of the hill the mound is on.
By 9:30 a.m., the sign was restored to its normal condition.
Oxford police said the street department removed the sign.
Officers had not decided if they would pursue an investigation or if any law was broken.
The person answering the phone at the street department said the department had no knowledge of the sign and hung up on the reporter.
The modification appeared to be an expression of displeasure with Oxford's recent removal of dirt from a hill near the Oxford Exchange shopping center.
Archeologists say American Indians built a stone mound on top of the hill as long as 1,000 years ago.
In the past, city officials said the dirt was destined as fill for a Sam's Club store under construction nearby.
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Close games with Cloudland were pretty common back during Unaka's state tournament days, but the tide has turned over the past seven years.
During that span the Highlanders have made the state tournament five times, but this year the two teams appear to be even-steven.
Such was the case with their game on Tuesday, which proved to be tighter than a mosquito's butt on a downward plunge. Cloudland eeked out a 68-67 win inside of Sonny Smith Gymnasium after the Rangers had battled back from a 12-point deficit.
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By Marianne Markowitz, SBA Chicago Regional Administrator
Can you imagine your small business providing that key product or service to the Department of Navy, the Environmental Protection Agency or the Department of Agriculture?
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Chicago businesswoman Lynn Sutton, founder and managing principal of Kairos Consulting Worldwide, LLC took advantage of our government contracting programs. She began her path with SBA's 8(a) certification program and counseling services. These avenues opened the door to several government contracting opportunities. To date, she has secured contracts with the Department of Energy, Department of the Navy and more in the works!
I recently asked Lynn about her company's experience with government contracting. She told me, "Our experience in government contracting has been a real 'game changer' in Kairos' business development. With the help of the SBA, we have been able to develop a very solid presence in the federal agencies, winning longer contracts. This has allowed us to develop a very solid workforce, and it lays a good foundation for growth."
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Antonia discusses her new Atlantic article, "The New War for Afghanistan's Untapped Oil."
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Brantley, you did a pretty good job of describing the whole enchilada and detailing why TE has no legal RIGHT to drill in parks and floodplains, but you missed the one key element that set the stage and brought us to where we are today. It is important to recognize who, among us, stood up in defense of clean water, clean air, clean soil, our health, our safety, our property values
The massive efforts of key environmental leaders including Raymond Crawford, Jim Schermbeck, Molly Rooke, Rita Beving, Peter Wilson, Jenny Land, Marc McCord, Jeff Jacoby, Cherelle Blazer, and others starting in mid-2010, who had educated themselves on the legal and technical merits of the issue of urban gas drilling, were the only impediment to drilling being allowed in Dallas. Without their monumental efforts drilling would have been approved and Dallas would already be reaping the same environmental degradation, health problems and descreasing property values that our neighbors to the west are experiencing today.
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America is addicted to OPEC oil.
It's an addiction that threatens our economy, our environment and our national security. It touches every part of our lives and ties our hands as a nation and as a people.
The addiction has worsened for decades and now it's reached a point of crisis.
In 1970, we imported less than 25% of our oil. In 2011, it was almost 60%.
Depending on OPEC and other foreign sources for nearly two-thirds of our oil puts America in a precarious position.
In addition to putting our security in the hands of potentially unfriendly and unstable OPEC nations, we are jeopardizing our economy. In 2011, we spent $150 billion to import over 1.5 billion barrels OPEC oil.
That's money taken out of our economy and sent to OPEC nations.
Over the next 10 years, this addiction will be $2 trillion. How much is $2 trillion? Let's put it in simple terms. In the history of mankind, no country has ever sent more wealth overseas.
Consider this: Every day 90 million barrels of oil are pumped out of the ground around the world. And 19 million of those are used here in the United States.
That's 21% of the world's oil demand. Used by just 4% of the world's population.
America imports 12 million barrels a day, and Saudi Arabia only produces 9.5 million a day. Is there really more undiscovered oil here than in all of Saudi Arabia?
Oil is getting more expensive to produce, harder to find and there just isn't enough of it to keep up with demand. The simple truth is that the days of cheap and easy oil are over.
America is focused on another crisis: The economy.
Americans are still feeling the effects of the Great Recession. And addressing the economy is still the top priority of our nation, especially in an election year.
To make a real and lasting impact we must seek to do more than create new jobs and opportunities today; we must build the platform on which our economy can continue to grow for decades to come.
There is nothing more important to the present and future of our economy than energy. Any effort to address our economic problems will require a thorough understanding of this issue and willingness to confront our dependence on OPEC oil and what domestic resources we can use.
It is a crisis too large to be addressed piecemeal. We need a plan of action on scale with the problems we face. That is the spirit in which the Pickens Plan was conceived. The Pickens Plan is a collection of coordinated steps that together form a comprehensive approach to America's energy needs.
The Pickens Plan.
There are several pillars to the Pickens Plan:
- Use America's abundant natural gas to replace imported oil as a transportation fuel;
- Build a 21st century backbone electrical transmission grid;
- Develop renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power; and,
- Provide incentives to homeowners and the owners of commercial buildings to upgrade their insulation and increase efficiency.
While dependence on OPEC oil is a critical concern, it is not a problem that can be solved in isolation. Americans must begin to think about energy as a whole, and that begins by considering our energy alternatives and thinking about how we will fuel our world in the next 10 to 20 years and beyond.
Natural gas is a domestic fuel that can free us from OPEC oil.
Nearly 15% of every barrel of oil we consume is used by 18-wheelers moving goods around and across the country by burning imported diesel. An over-the-road truck cannot be moved using current battery technology. Fleet vehicles like buses, taxis, express delivery trucks, and municipal and utility vehicles (any vehicle which returns to the "barn" each night where refueling is a simple matter) should be replaced by vehicles running on clean, cheap, domestic natural gas rather than imported gasoline or diesel fuel.
Currently, domestic natural gas is primarily used to generate electricity. It has the advantage of being cheap and significantly cleaner than coal, but this is not the only use of our natural gas resources.
By aggressively moving to shift America's heavy truck fleets from imported gasoline and diesel to domestic natural gas we can lower our need for OPEC oil and help President Obama reach his goal of zero oil imports from the Middle East within ten years.
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Natural gas is not a permanent solution to ending our addiction imported oil. It is a bridge fuel to slash our oil dependence while buying us time to develop new technologies that will ultimately replace fossil transportation fuels. Natural gas is the critical puzzle piece RIGHT NOW. It will help us to keep more of the $350 to $450 billion we spend on imported oil every year at home, where it can power our economy and pay for our investments in a smart grid, wind and solar energy, and increased energy efficiency.
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• What's all this, then? Ready for a seventh consecutive national title for an SEC team? What about Notre Dame's return to glory finally materializing in full? What about the possibility of Alabama holding a legitimate and pretty irrefutable dynasty claim? You're not ready for any of these? That's TOO DANG BAD, Lulabelle. The sidewalk ends here.
• Where will this game be played? The national title game rotates into the Orange Bowl location this year, which means Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, home field of the Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes, and beloved by us because it was once Land Shark Stadium, named for a Jimmy Buffett-branded beer.
• Didn't Nick Saban coach here that one time? We don't recall. We don't know what you're talking about. Don't look us in the eyes when you ask us that. Just in case.
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• Whom does it feature? BCS No. 1 Notre Dame (12-0) versus BCS No. 2 Alabama (12-1).
• Once and for all: How many titles do these teams actually have? Andy Staples digs into the dusty past of the Tide and Irish (with a very special guest) to answer this very question. (Spoiler alert: Still quite a few, actually.)
• Does the bowl have a social media presence? The greatest. Orange Bowl organizers took the brilliant step of enlisting the services of the social media operator behind the Capital One and Russell Athletic Bowl Twitter feeds for game week, with predictably delightful results:
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• What wacky activities will the teams be subjected to this week? You can take in all the splendor of bowl week on the Orange Bowl's official YouTube channel, from the team parties on famous Miami pool decks to dinners at Brazilian steakhouses featuring frankly alarming amounts of meat. And then this happened:
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• What's the pick? Stewart Mandel: "Notre Dame will beat Alabama in Monday night's BCS National Championship Game, at which point everyone who predicted that the Tide would roll – myself included – will slap ourselves for our stupidity."
• Please impart any additional knowledge you may have concerning the 2013 title game. If you were wondering whether AJ McCarron brought sufficient footwear to get him through this week, please rest easy:
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FirstEnergy, the Akron, Ohio-based parent of West Penn Power, says about 380 employees will be idled when it shuts down the Hatfield's Ferry Power Station in Masontown and the Mitchell Power Station in Courtney by Oct. 9. Eligible workers will receive about $16 million in severance benefits.
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Add a splash of vintage whimsy to your projects with the Good Old Days cartridge! This nostalgic cartridge is filled with images and phrases for special occasions, seasons, and holidays year round. It's easy to customize the look and feel of the layered images with the included patterns and col.....
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If you have the expression 2, do not order this cartridge. The images are adorable if you have the imagine machine, but there is absolutely nothing to cut that would be a distinguishable image on the expression 2. I bought the expression 2 for the sole purpose of being able to use either regular or imagine cartridges, but results with imagine cartridges so far, for me at least, are very poor.
The images on this cartridge have a wonderful vintage feel to them, kind of like the Dick and Jane series, fun and kitschy. Papers are great for coordinating with other Imagine cartridges as well - Kate's kitchen blends nicely. Great for cards, mini books or layouts. Love Cosmo Cricket!
(to comment on the previous review, of course these images don't cut well on a machine that doesn't print. They are designed to be printed, not cut in layers as on the Expression 2.)
This is a great cart if you like these kinds of images. I like that it has a very nostalgic but very light feel to it. I, too, would like to comment on Terry M's review...I think the cart should be reviewed and rated based on the images/ colors/ content and not that it did not work on the equipment you have. It does say "Use with the Cricut Imagine machine".
This one really appeals to me. The vintage feel and colors are all great. Funny as well as sweet images - one of my favorites!
I bought this on Ebay with a description stating that it can be used with Imagine and Expression 2. But it's NOT for Expression 2. Just prints out blobs.
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while i agree that things can be over modded... being under modded is normally ALOT worse.
the one thing i would like to point out is the "combustable" threads. all the topics that really should be discussed are hot topics. everyone has an opinion and are set to fight about it. from my point of view, i would rather see the "spark" postings deleted and let the intelligent conversations continue. i have faith that the modders have the ability to find a spark posting. but i have also seen (on other forums) entire threads locked or deleted because of either the topic (too hot to handle) or a few bad threads (trolls/griefers that are only here to start fights).
besides.. how else you gonna find the trouble makers unless you allow them to make trouble?
kinda like searching for land mines.....
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Maybe I missed it or maybe it wasn't said but to my knowledge all the mods here do so with their own free time and by their own free will. They do this for the good of the GW community. Nothing in this world is perfect, not you, not me, not the mods. From what I can tell these forums are player driven. Hence they are a blessing to have not something to criticize. I for one have learned a great deal from these forums which is why i willingly donate my hard earned money to support them. I would think that the people who are moderators here do so because they love the game and want to help share knowledge with others. For these reasons I contribute my hard earned money to help this site be what it is today. What the mods do here is what they and the admins of this site feel is best for the site and the community. I would only ask that you think about these things beofre you complain about the "job" they are doing here.Shamus Da Monk Mo/X SF/Titan Quests *|* Lord Shanus W/X Titan Quests/SF *|* Unbroken Spirit Me/MoTitan Quests/SF *|* Shanus Wood N/X Hells Precipice/SF *|* Firegod of Tyria E/Me Titan Quests/SF *|* Trapper of Undead R/X Hells Precipice/SF
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Maybe I missed it or maybe it wasn't said but to my knowledge all the mods here do so with their own free time and by their own free will.
wait....you mean I am not going to get any cookies for this?!
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Oh yeah, I'm on Snow Kissed's special list too, thats just because smurfs are cooler than care bears
As for the op... There needs to be some form of balance, and people do a terrible job of keeping the forums tidy via self moderation.
Sometimes you need to lock the paint away before the mess instead of trying to clean it up after.
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In SOPA debate, is Hollywood on the wrong side of history?
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The debate over the Stop Online Piracy Act is heating up. The SOPA bill could come to a vote this week in the House, and a similar bill is under consideration in the Senate. This has kicked the so-called "Geek Lobby" into high gear. Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures, a venture capital firm in New York, has been vocal on his blog, going to far as to symbolically censor his post today as a call to action.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has suggested that the online encyclopedia could go on strike in protest. And California Republican congressman Darrell Issa has broken ranks and proposed his own alternative legislation, allying himself with Silicon Valley against Hollywood and the Big Content industry that supports the SOPA legislation.
The opposition has also created a video explainer on why the legislation is the worst thing that's ever been proposed. It's over-the-top and doesn't present the issue with anything resembling complete accuracy. But it is worth a watch (In the interest of reasonable objectivity, I'm not going to embed it, so follow the link if you're interested).


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While building a brand new powerpc cross-compiler with crosstool-ng (which is great), I came about a simple issue which was unexpectedly hard to fix:
../misc/syslog.c: In function '__vsyslog_chk': ../misc/syslog.c:123: sorry, unimplemented: inlining failed in call to 'syslog': function body not available ../misc/syslog.c:155: sorry, unimplemented: called from here
Using different combinations of build helper tools, eglibc, gcc, whatever did not really help. Even the search engine results were full of the same questions but with very little answers, and most of the answers were clearly in the league of cargo cult programming, nothing you'd want to rely on for a toolchain to be used by others.
But finally I came across this mail from Mike Frysinger which finally showed that it can be as easy as
Of course the question remains why compiling glibc has to be always a major PITA, but that's something I'd rather not discuss in public…


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Woolavington and Puriton get £20,000 grant (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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7:00am Tuesday 17th December 2013 in News
RESIDENTS of Woolavington and Puriton are being urged to apply for grants of up to £500 to help improve their communities.
The scheme is part of Big Local's 'start-up' grant of £20,000 from Local Trust to be given to Woolavington and Puriton over the course of the next 10 years.
Not-for-profit organisations and groups in the two villages will need to demonstrate that their project or scheme will directly benefit people living in either village to be awarded the grant.
The funding comes from over £200million in funding from the Big Lottery Fund to provide support for 150 small urban and rural communities to come together and make their areas better places to live.
An interim working group has been set up to handle the original £20,000 grant and they are keen involve residents in how this money is spent.
Graham Lockley from the working group said: "Many people just don't believe that they can be part of the decision-making process.
"They think that the decision will be made without reference to their views and ideas, so we hope this will help convince people that they can and need to be involved."
To raise awareness further, two part-time community workers have been recruited for 11 months and are now working in the two villages, getting people involved in making plans for investing the £1m.
Application forms for the Small Grants Scheme will be available in local shops, from the community workers or can be downloaded from www.villagestogether.org.uk The closing date for applications is March 15 and decisions will be made in April.
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Now that the seven day Chicago Teacher's Strike ended Wednesday, what do you think will be the next steps for Chicago Public Schools? Although Mayor Rahm Emmanuel and the Chicago Teacher's Union came to a mutual agreement, that the terms of the contract will be reviewed, no concrete guidelines were set. Over 90 percent of teachers voted to end the strike, returning eagerly back to their respective classrooms to see their students, but it does not seem convincing- not even Mr. Emmanuel's emotional act to the media about solving the equation for better public education. Since I was in grade school, my own teachers threatened to go on strike everyday, seemingly due to shortages of color paper and chalk, but it never happened. If these issues are widespread, why does fairness to pay teachers more with better benefits seem so far from the reading rainbow?
Read more about the terms of the strike, etc, here: It's Back to School Again Chicago Students via The Chicago Tribune
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The Massachusetts House of Representatives has voted 128-22 to repeal the Massachusetts Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Manufacturer Code of Conduct. The April 26 vote was the second time in two years the House voted to repeal the 2008 law, which requires pharma and medical-device companies to disclose any financial transactions worth at least $50 with anyone who prescribes, dispenses, or purchases prescription drugs or medical devices in the Commonwealth. They also must disclose to the public all information about payments to prescribers; the first round of data was released in November 2010. The 2010 attempt to eliminate the gift ban legislation did not make it into the final economic development bill passed by the legislature.
Those who support the repeal say the code stifles innovation by limiting physician interactions with drug and device companies and inhibiting the growth of local medical businesses. They also believe it has discouraged medical organizations from holding meetings and conventions in the Bay State. The state's restaurant industry also claims that the code has hurt its business because it doesn't allow drug companies to take docs out for meals.
Supporters of the law believe it's necessary to protect patients by curbing the potential for conflicts of interest. Those in favor of keeping the gift ban also say it hasn't hurt the restaurant or convention business, pointing to a 9 percent increase in meal taxes collected for fiscal 2011 over 2010 and a proposal to expand the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and build a new adjacent hotel.
The language to repeal the legislation is included in the House's version of the state's fiscal 2012 budget. It's now up to the Senate to decide whether to include the language in its 2012 budget, which is due to be released in May.
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Would you believe a state supreme court justice received a $50,000 trip to Italy from a lawyer who routinely appears before the court representing major clients?
Oh, it happened. And it could be happening a lot more often than you'd think because most states make it exceedingly difficult to discover. Every now and again someone will do important work pointing out that electing judges in an era of unfettered campaign contributions poses a significant risk to judicial integrity, and everyone will cluck their tongues, stroke their beards and wonder, "What's to be done with this state court system?" A new study goes further and looks at the financial wheelings and dealings — and the lack of oversight they receive — of judges outside of election season.
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Neighborhoods: Oak Lawn
We live in Dallas and I bid on and won a night and dinner at ZaZa/Dragonfly last December at the MADI Museum Gala Fund Raiser and just got around to using my certificate. We had a wonderful, relaxing time with you Friday evening! Your staff was very friendly and helpful when we arrived. The room was very comfortable and quiet, as I had requested. Will certainly look forward to a return visit and recommend your hotel to our out of town friends! Thanks for a wonderful, relaxing getaway!
This was my first experience at Hotel ZaZa and I have to say I was very impressed. I thought your staff was extremely friendly, the room was very clean, and well appointed. I think that your hotel could be the best place to celebrate a special occassion in Dallas! Thank you!
Room service , housekeeping and valet staff seem to go above and beyond to make your stay extra nice!
Every detail about the hotel and the room were perfect, of course.
I wondered if they all mistook me for royalty, because they treated me like a princess!!!
Dinner in Dragonfly was wonderful and Raymond, our waiter, was helpful with recommendations and just a very nice guy!
Juan S. at the bar was fabulous! Kennie M. the concierge was the best! It truly was a ZA ZA experience!
Had a staycation here and loved it!
Three of us were in the group and we stayed in the Escape Suite and plan on staying there time we go to Dallas. The location of the hotel was in perfect walking distance of restaurants and nightlife and the shuttle service to the market place was on time and very friendly. You have a beautiful hotel and have won our business in the future.
I love your hotel and the fun things going on. I was upgraded to a themed suite and loved it. I always stay at Zaza when in Dallas. I will be back next week.
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The AFS Pro 700 delivers a 500 percent increase in relative performance compared to previous models.
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With the Case IH AFS open architecture system, your existing equipment and technology investments do not become obsolete with a new purchase. You can connect Hardi, Flexicoil, Raven or Rawson displays to the AFS Pro 700 to control variable-rate applications and map those applications.
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ARCA Racing Series ZLOOP 150
ARCA Racing Series action will be featured at our venue for the 21st time in the Zloop 150!
Grandstand Tickets: $29, $39
Age 12 and younger: $15, $20
Infield - Traditional
There's no better way to feel the combined 36,550 horsepower generated by 43 NASCAR racecars than in our Our Red, White and Blue Campgrounds. Interior and Exterior campsites place you in the heart of the action and can accommodate as many as 10 guests. Each infield camping guest must possess an infield camping admission pass which is sold separately. Infield camping admission passes are valid each day the campground operates.
Infield camping admission passes are not valid for grandstand admission. Infield camping guests who wish to enter the grandstand must possess a valid race ticket.
Lakeside - Electric Service
Lakeside is one of only two campgrounds with campsites equipped with electrical service. The cozy, quaint setting delivers one of the best views of our magnificent Kentucky Tower Grandstand, especially when its lit at night! This unique campground provides an ideal setting for reliving your favorite race moments with family and friends. It also serves well for guests seeking a quieter, family-oriented setting.
Hawk's Landing - Traditional
Hawk's Landing is scenic wooded area that transforms into a friendly neighborhood during race events. Great campsites are a quick bus ride from all the race-day fun.
Millionaire's Row - Electric Service
Our premier Millionaire's Row Campground has quickly become known as one of the BEST in all of motorsports. It's one of only two campsites with electrical service and is located in full view of our grandstand. Campers enjoy an easy stroll to our main entrance, souvenir midway, shower house and interactive displays. The tiered campground offers some of the best race-day views of our facility!
Ponderosa - Traditional
Ponderosa is the largest and most versatile of all our campgrounds. Our "campers hub" features showers, a general store and kids activities. Guests can take a quick bus ride to our interactive displays, souvenir midway and entrances.
Bourbon Street - Traditional
Our ultra-popular Bourbon Street Campground is nestled in a valley just a short tram ride or walk away from all the race-day fun in our interactive displays and on our souvenir midway. It's the perfect spot for a peaceful rest after a full-throttle day enjoying our events!
Galt House
Galt House Hotel, the largest hotel in Kentucky offers a wide array of well-appointed lodging options with 1290 guest rooms, including 650 suites. Choose from five types of luxurious accommodations—Executive Suites, Waterfront Balcony, Two-Bedroom Waterfront Suites, Deluxe Guest Rooms and Extended-Stay Apartments.
Louisville Marriott
The Louisville Marriott Downtown is in an ideal location providing guests with easy access to Louisville's premier travel destinations. Connected via skybridge to the Kentucky International Convention Center this is the perfect place to stay for business travelers to the Louivsille area. We're in easy driving distance of Kentucky Speedway and just a few blocks from the KFC Yum! Center and Fourth Street Live Entertainment District where you can experience Louisville's vibrant night life. Guests also appreciate the quick trip to Churchill Downs.
There and Back Again Adventures
There And Back Again Adventures provides travel packages consisting of great race tickets, first-class hotel accommodations in either Cincinnati or Louisville, deluxe bus transfers to Kentucky Speedway from your hotel, knowledgeable tour representatives to assist at hotels and on buses along with options such as scanner rentals, pit road access and more to enhance your adventure. We also can issue airline tickets or reserve car rentals if needed. We're your one stop shop for travel packages to all NASCAR races. Call or click to take the stress out of planning and attending a NASCAR race. There And Back Again Adventures, quality NASCAR race packages and tours since 1988.
Star Coach Race Tours
Star Coach Race Tours specializes in providing turn-key all-inclusive race weekends. We provide infield accommodations at the track in our fleet of luxurious motorhomes. Packages include accommodations, food, beverages, infield admission tickets, and airport transfers. We are the perfect solution for a family vacation or corporate event. Don't work on your vacation, leave the planning to us.
NASBUS can fulfill complete travel needs for fans visiting our June 29 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Quaker State 400, June 28 NASCAR Nationwide Series Feed The Children 300, June 28 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series UNOH 225 and Sept. 21 NASCAR Nationwide Series Kentucky 300.
Northside RVs
Northside RV's is a full service RV dealership located on 10 acres in Lexington, Kentucky. We are at the corner of New Circle Road and North Broadway, conveniently one mile from Interstate 75. Northside RVs has been serving the RV customer since 1979 with RV sales, rentals, parts and service. It was started by Gary Ecklar and is still locally owned and operated by him. Northside RVs is big enough to save customers money, but small enough to provide personal service after the sale. Northside RVs six million dollar inventory consists of new and used RVs, camping trailers, light weights, travel trailers, expandables, fifth wheels, diesel pushers, class A and B motorhomes as well as class C motorhomes in gas and diesel. Northside RVs also has the largest parts store in the state and can provide fast, personal service from factory-trained technicians.