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London's Stock Exchange Offline- Thanks To Windows?
According to a report from Reuters, trading at the London Stock Exchange came to a standstill for seven hours because of computer problems on Monday.
The exact cause of the problem is unknown and probably never will be. The incident could prove to be particularly embarrassing for Microsoft who at the end of 2006 launched a huge advertising campaign stating that the London Stock Exchange had chosen Windows over Linux because of reliability issues. An opinion obviously not shared by the New York Stock Exchange who has been using Linux and AIX for over a year without any outage at all.
This is not the first time that the new NET, MS-SQL and Windows server based Infolect system has faltered. In September 2007, the London Stock Exchange was hit by connectivity problems when three Infolect gateways couldn't stand the strain.
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KDE Announces Software Compilation 4.13
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Coverity: Open Source Code has Fewer Defects
Annual code quality report shows FOSS is more secure at all project size levels.
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Active Minds is the only organization working to utilize the student voice to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses. By developing and supporting chapters of a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy group on campuses, the organization works to increase students' awareness of mental health issues, provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serve as liaison between students and the mental health community. Through campus-wide events and national programs, Active Minds aims to remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues, and create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on campuses throughout North America. (activeminds.org)email@example.com
This club provides a safe forum for GLBTQ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, questioning) or straight populations. It is open to undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and alumni. The club also provides education about the GLBTQ population and relevant issues concerning this population to the student body and community at large. Social events and activities are sponsored throughout the school year.Advisor: Sr. John Michele Southwick email@example.com
A group of young ladies who created a sorority based on service for the future of not only us, but our future generations. We come together, not as peers but as sisters, to performs such tasks. Sisterhood is where individuals from different backgrounds come together and become sisters for life. It's a life changing experience that will not only benefit those we are helping, but also ourselves, in hopes that these young ladies will turn into strong and independent women. Alpha Sigma Psi will be the next milestone in our life, opening new doors and creating opportunities.Advisor: Antonia Cerda firstname.lastname@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Chemistry
The Marywood University Chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society promotes interest in chemical sciences and provides a medium for students to establish and maintain connections with professionals in the field of chemical sciences.Advisor: Dr. Deanne Garver
The Anime and Japanese Culture Club is an interactive club that allows students to experience Japanese culture, and Japanese animation (anime) in particular. Some examples of activities are watching anime, cooking Japanese food, sharing and discussing Japanese music, playing Japanese Video Games, etc. The club also goes on field trips to anime conventions, and to other Japanese culture or anime related events and hosts events on campus such as karaoke competitions and Japanese or anime related movie screenings.
DEPARTMENT: Architecture
The Marywood Architecture and Interior Design Club consists of, but is not limited to, architecture and interior architecture/design students. Members gain access to the latest design developments, network with peers and professionals and become members of the professional interiors organizations.
DEPARTMENT: Athletic Traning
The purposes of the Athletic Training Club include: encouraging, advancing, and improving the student athletic trainers within the program; developing the abilities of its members; providing an exchange of thoughts and ideas to better its members' understanding of the field of athletic training; enabling members to share camaraderie among themselves; and, introducing others to the field of athletic training. Membership is open to anyone interested in joining the club.
Autism Speaks U Marywood University is an official chapter of the national organization Autism Speaks. Members of Autism Speaks plan fundraisers to help fund research and other programs to benefit autistic individuals and their families. We also hold fundraising events on campus while learning about ways to improve the lives of those on the spectrum. Any questions, please contact Lauren Olsen.
The Bayleaf, Marywood's premiere journal of literature and art, publishes the work of undergraduate student writers and artists of Marywood University. A co-curricular activity of the English Department, the Bayleaf is published in the fall and spring semesters.Advisor: Dr. Helen Bittel firstname.lastname@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Biology
The Biology Club serves as a forum for social activities, networking possibilities, studying/research opportunities, and exciting excursions for all science majors. The Biology Club aims to stimulate interest in both the pure and applied biological sciences at college and community levels and acts on behalf of biology students in campus-wide student government/club activities.Advisor: Dr. Michael Kiel
Blood, sweat, and gears bike club will bring students together who all share the common interest of riding bicycles. We will organize rides on different trails and surrounding areas.Advisor: Kate O'Conner email@example.com
Dive Into Books! Book Club helps encourage Marywood Students to read books and have discussions about them. Let your imagination go wild! While reading books we strive to impact the community by collecting reading materials for those who do not have access to reading supplements.Advisor: Amamda Roberts firstname.lastname@example.com
The Campus Choir is a large town and gown (community and University) organization of approximately 80 members. Marywood students may join without an audition, but should have previous choral experience. In the fall, the choir prepares for its famous annual Christmas Concert and, in the spring, a major works performance is scheduled including soloists and orchestra.
DEPARTMENT: Social Work
The goals of this organization are to provide a forum through which social work majors can broaden and enrich their knowledge base, as it relates to social work education and practice; to function in a liaison capacity with the School of Social Work; to provide active voluntary service in various community organizations; and to provide student input into the policies, curriculum, and other educational endeavors of the Bachelor of Social Work Program.
The Chamber Singers is a 12-voice ensemble selected by audition during the first week of classes each fall. Students are selected on the basis of their vocal and sight-reading skills. The group performs both on and off campus. Major activities include the Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Festival in October, a candlelight Christmas concert in December, a short spring tour, and the annual Rotunda Rug Concert in late spring.
This squad cheers at all home basketball games and several select away games for both the men's and women's sports. Cheers include on-court activities as well as half-time dance routines. Tryouts occur each fall and are open to all students. Team members must be in good academic standing.
We are currently Coached by Cheryl Mitchell!Advisor: Mary Jo Gunning firstname.lastname@example.com
The mission of the Chess club is to provide a way for students to play chess, teach basic rules and tactics and to compete in various chess tournaments.
The CMYKlub at Marywood University aims at providing students with a place to share ideas on artistic design in a modern world. The club works collectively to expand knowledge in realms of color, shape, line, composition, typography, photo manipulation, advertisement, and other various areas of design. The club also prepares students for entry-level work and aids them in portfolio layouts, social networking, gallery work, clientele and other company related agencies.Advisor: Christine Medley email@example.com
Marywood University College Democrats is an organization of similar
minded students that generally support the platform of the Democratic
Party of the United States. Our group serves to increase political
awareness and activism on campus, regardless of party or beliefs. All
students are welcome to attend meetings, even if they disagree as
political discussion and cooperation are paramount in the progress of
our nation. As members, students will have the option of coordinating
with local, state and national political campaigns by canvassing,
phone banking, and registering voters in the local community.
Political internship opportunities are also available to those that
are interested.
"God, Our Country, Our Family." We welcome all to join us as we discuss American values and our society. If you love politics and have conservative views this club is for you!Advisor: Thomas Jackson email@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Social Sciences
The Criminal Justice Club enables students to expand their interest within the field of criminal justice. The club also provides ways for students to educate themselves on law enforcement, corrections, and the courts through activities and trips.
The team performs at half time at many home basketball games, at regional community events, and also at campus sponsored programs. Tryouts occur each fall and are open to all students. Team members must be in good academic standing. We are currently coached by Rachel BaldiniAdvisor: Mary Jo Gunning email@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Communication Arts
This club creates the opportunity for career-focused students to gain marketable skills through the exploration of experiences learned in the Communication Arts department. The skills include especially non-linear editing, storyboarding, lighting, composition and framing, audio, project process, etc.
Diversity United encourages social diversity on and off campus. The club strives to inform and promote an understanding of cultures around the world and within the United States itself. By working closely with the community at large, the club hopes to bring people of all walks of life closer together and create a sense of unity in our interdependent world.
DEPARTMENT: Education
Open to all Education majors, Marywood University's EDUC Club is the joining together of the following organizations: PSEA: Pennsylvania State Education Association, KDP: Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honor Society), SCEC: Student Council for Exceptional Children, SPED: Sigma Pi Epsilon Delta (Special Education Honor Society)
DEPARTMENT: English
The English Club is a community of students interested in the recreational advantages of literature and writing. The club provides an outlet for creative writing, book discussion and opportunities to promote the art of language in the community. Founded with the intention to expand on cultural understanding of literature, the club strides to make English accessible to every and all majors.Advisor: Dr Anges Cardoni firstname.lastname@example.com
Marywood Gamer's Association is the club where gaming comes alive! Students get to meet others and come to enjoy many different styles of gaming! Come One, Come All!Advisor: Thomas Kent email@example.com
The club is dedicated to promoting health and wellness through a variety of activities and programs. Our mission is to involve the department and all students in an organization that is devoted to improving the health of the members of the Marywood community. The club supports the majors of the Health and Physical Education Department and is open to all students.
Improv Beyond is the one and only improvisational group at Marywood! Open to all students, we play short and long form games. Meet ups are once a week and we have one large performance each semester! We have also performed at the Vintage Theatre and events around campus!Advisor: Heather Stuart firstname.lastname@example.com
This is the professional association for those trained to practice interior design. It promotes professionalism and educational programs and brings designers together for the latest exhibits of new products. Upon graduation, active student members become associate (allied) members of the American Society of Interior Design (ASID).
This club promotes the educational interests of all students, especially international students, study abroad students, and minority students. Its main goal is to provide a more visible and viable ethnic community and exchange. This group is involved in projects that facilitate sharing among different cultures. Membership is open to all students.Advisor: David Crisci firstname.lastname@example.com
The Karate Club offers students the opportunity to learn the skills of karate and earn a ranking (belt) in the sport. The club also performs demonstrations.
The purpose of this organization is to promote awareness and expand knowledge of various Hispanic cultures, while also servicing the local Hispanic community, the Marywood community, and the population at large.
The purpose of this club is to promote advocacy towards various animal welfare issues, promote vegan and vegetarian interests on campus, organize educational and informational events, and provide resources on campusAdvisor: Sarah Kenehan firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose of the Marywood Aviators is to provide pilots and other aviation enthusiasts with more knowledge of the industry.
DEPARTMENT: Music Therapy
This club is for Music Therapy majors and people who are interested in the field of music therapy. It is active within the region as well as nationally in the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA). The club and its procedures are modeled after the national and regional chapters. We hold fundraisers, participate in service projects and are active in region-wide MAR-AMTA projects. In addition, we attend Regional Conference every year.Advisor: Melinda Korte email@example.com
Open to all dance minors as well as any other University student interested in dance. There is a dance concert every year, alternating a professional guest performance with a student/guest performance.
Students participating in this club sport currently play at Men's and Women's Basketball competitions to heighten school spirit.
Marywood Players, are the only offical student-run theatere club on campus. Students have opportunities to go before the footlights and behind the scenes in faculty-directed major productions, as well as student-directed workshops and productions. Any and all aspects of theater production are explored! We are known for fundraising, service projects, informal and formal performances, trips, and fun get togethers!
If you are an actor, technician, or theater enthusiest this is the club for you!
Visit the webpage for our honor society, Alpha Osi Omega at:
https://sites.google.com/a/m.marywood.edu/marywoodplayers/alpha-psi-omegaAdvisor: Patrick Toomey email@example.com
Marywood University Health Professions Society does its part to build a spirit of cooperation, a spirit that is becoming ever more necessary in the medical profession, by encouraging the medical professionals of tomorrow to work together today. The MUHPS supports and encourages the students of Marywood University in their endeavors to enter the health care field as physicians, dentists, podiatrists, optometrists, chiropractors, biotechnologists and researchers. MUHPS provides network support for students by raising awareness of the current events in healthcare; organizes visits by guest speakers from medical schools, and graduate schools; offers MCAT strategy sessions, mentorship, volunteering programs, career options, and other special events.
"Help us make this YOUR organization"
Anyone who is interested in the field of medicine can join!Advisor: Dr. Lisa Antoniacci
MUSATA is composed of graduate and undergraduate art therapy students with the support of the Marywood art therapy faculty. The main purpose of this group is to network, share personal, artistic, educational, and overall professional growth opportunities. This group strives to promote art therapy as a means of life improvement. MUSATA seeks out volunteer opportunities so that its members can gain experience with a variety of populations while lending a helping hand in accordance with Marywood's curricular goal of service email@example.com
This organization is open to all students interested in promoting the opportunities and goals of mathematics. The club sponsors a mathematics contest for area high school students, field trips, and attendance at professional meetings.
Mu Sigma Pi is a group of men that come togheter from diverse backgrounds to form a strong brotherhood and sense of unity.Advisor: Brian Piatak firstname.lastname@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Music Education
The Marywood University Music Education Club is a club that is open to anyone who is interested in supporting the field of music education in today's society. Inside this club is the Marywood Chapter of NAFME (The National Association For Music Education) wich is an organization open to only Music Education Majors within this club. Member sof the club support the growth of Music Education on and off campus through a variety of events.Advisor: Sr. Joan McCusker email@example.com
DEPARTMENTL Music Therapy
This organization provides music therapy majors with opportunities for personal growth and professional leadership. The Music Therapy Club sponsors on-campus workshops, conducts fundraisers to facilitate regional and national conference attendance. The organization holds events to advocate for music therapy to increase awareness on campus, in addition to looking for opportunities to volunteer our time and talents.Advisor: Anita Gadberry email@example.com
NAEA is dedicated to giving students greater insight and perspective on teaching methods and contemporary concepts of art education. They sponsor service projects, including speakers, symposia, and exhibitions. Membership is open to all art students and faculty.
Net Impact inspires a new generation to use their careers to tackle the world's toughest social and envornmental problems. We empower students and professional leaders to act locally through our vibrant chapter network, and global connections. As Marywood's local chapter we work hard to make an Imact in the Greater Scranton Area while promoting business skills!Advisor: Dr. Murray Pyle email@example.com
Net Impact NEPA, is an official Marywood University Club and affiliate of Net Impact. They host monthly themed mixers, and forums on current issues in business, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
The purpose of this organization is to increase awareness and participation in the following six wellness dimensions: social, physical, intellectual, cultural, emotional, and spiritual. The wellness peer educators present educational workshops and programs, distribute monthly newsletters that address health and wellness-related issues, and observe and coordinate activities during various nationally recognized awareness weeks, i.e. National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week.
Founded in 1947, this professional association is dedicated to helping bring quality art education to people of all ages and to strengthen art's place within elementary and secondary schools' curriculum.
DEPARTMENT: Education
Pennsylvania Student Educators Association (PSEA) is a pre-professional association dedicated to advancing leadership skills and professional development among future educators across the Commonwealth.Advisor: Mrs. Chris Fryer firstname.lastname@example.com
The students of the Marywood University Physician Assistant Student Society (M.U.P.A.S.S.) realize that through formal organization, they can benefit themselves, the program, and the community. In all aspects of its function, this society will pursue integrity, equality, dignity, and competence for the physician assistant as a health practitioner.
The purpose of the organization shall be to spread the message of bi-partisanship and iner-party cooperation by organizing students to assist in political education and outreach. This organization shall be open to anyone with an interest in politics and student political activism.
The Pre-Physician Assistant Society of Marywood University educates members on the roles that physician assistants play in the medical field and helps them prepare for their roles in healthcare. Volunteer opportunities are available on campus and in the surrounding community.Advisor: Dr. Lori Swanchak email@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Psychology
This organization is open to all students interested in furthering their understanding of human behavior. Activities include field trips, attendance at professional conferences, social activities, community service projects, a Christmas party, spring picnic, and the annual Psychology Fair.Advisor: Dr Dattel email@example.com
The Marywood Chapter of PRSSA offers practical experience, intercollegiate competition, and networking with public relations professionals through conferences and PRSSA-assisted programs. It encompasses campus, corporate, institutional, and community service projects.Advisor: Catherine Bolton
This Marywood University club is dedicated to promoting advocacy for and awareness of environmental issues. Goals include educating students and faculty about environmental awareness on campus, promoting environmentally friendly use of natural resources, and to be an organization which students can sustainably enjoy nature by taking nature hikes and working closely with the Marywood Arboretum Committee. Ultimately, the club works towards helping the University becoming a "green campus," that which is energy efficient and ecologically friendly.Advisor: Dr. Jay P. Clymer III firstname.lastname@example.com
Members of the club are taught safety procedures while rock climbing and how to maintain a healthy and fun lifestyle through this sport. Rock climbing supports healthy levels of physical activity and mental problem solving practice, both which are needed to complete each climb. Through the club's training sessions and events, we will also form relationships with other people who have similar interests in climbing. This club climbs at the rock wall in the gym, as well as outdoors in the warmer months and at an off-campus gym for more experience.Advisor: Jeff Jones firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose of this organization is to contemplate the meaningful dilemmas of modern society. Members engage in group discussion concerning various group-chosen topics, seek enrichment through the exploration of philosophical quandaries, and perform other related activities in the spirit of philosophy.
This student-run club is an active part of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department, and is in affiliation with the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSHLA), a professional membership association for students (undergraduate, graduate, doctoral - full and part-time) enrolled in a communication sciences program or related major.Advisor: Ms. Andrea Novak email@example.com
The Step Team performs at various school events such as Midnight Madness. The goal of this club is to share the experience of unique dance with the Marywood University community.
The mission of the Student Alumni Association is to join the students of today, yesterday and tomorrow through contact and experience by University events, projects, and programs. The Student Alumni Association will also help students contact Alumni to assist in the advancement of their desired profession or postgraduate school. The Student Alumni Association will also be responsible for developing students to be effective and future Alumni leaders so they can assist in guiding students as they were once guided.
The purpose of CEC is to instill in its members a dedication to challenged persons, through participation in voluntary service programs, and to help students develop professional attitudes and good interpersonal relationships. Members work toward providing leadership as future teachers committed to the education and advocacy for children, youth, and adults with mental and physical challenges. Members participate in state and national conferences and organize local activities.Advisor: Dr. Michelle Gonzalez firstname.lastname@example.com
DEPARTMENT: Nursing
The student-run Nursing Club sponsors activities in the community, fosters collaboration with healthcare professionals, and promotes the development of leadership skills.
The purpouse of the club is to:
- Organize, represent, educate, and mentor its members
- Convey the standards and ethics of the nursing profession
- Advocate for high quality health care
- Develop nursing students who are prepared to lead the profession into the futureAdvisor: Theresa Tulaney email@example.com
Student Veteran Alliance is a club for all Marywood students. The club informs others of military culture while having fun and giving back to the community!Advisor: Lauren Williams firstname.lastname@example.com
Students Organized to Uphold Life is an organization formed by students who come together to respect all forms of life, at all stages. Members of the club meet two times a month to discuss topics concerning life issues and how the sacredness of life is jeopardized through the acts of abortion, euthanasia, capitol punishment, etc. We also raise awareness of these issues and usually attend the March for Life in Washington D.C.Advisor: Sr. Kathryn Clauss email@example.com
The purpose of this organization is to promote and satisfy, among students, an interest in History and the Social Sciences.
The mission of the Undergraduate Student Government Association of Marywood University represents the united voice of the undergraduate student body and provides programs and activities, which support the University's goal of enabling students to live responsibly in an interdependent world. As elected student representatives, the Undergraduate Student Government Association strives to strengthen existing bonds between students, faculty, staff, and administration and to enrich the University's tradition of excellence in academic and student life.
Volunteers in Action (VIA) is a club for students interested in community and on-campus service projects. Students have the opportunity to gather with others who have similar interests, to learn about and sign up for service opportunities, and to assist with planning events sponsored by the club. Everyone is welcome to attend. Meetings are scheduled every other Monday throughout the academic year.Advisor: Ann O'Brien email@example.com
One local sorority (Zeta Phi Delta) was founded and recognized as a student organization in the 2001 Spring Semester. The Undergraduate Student Government Association recognizes this organization, but does not provide them with financial support. This sorority was founded based on the belief that there are great advantages for younger women to uphold a sisterhood of women who appreciate friendship, promote loyalty and service, build character, and enhance the members' total education.Advisor: Amy Paciej Woodruff email@example.com
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Facebook Inc's chief technology officer, Bret Taylor, is departing "sometime this summer" to start his own company, in the first exit of a high-profile executive since the social networking company's IPO on May 18.
In an announcement on his Facebook page verified by a company spokesman, Taylor said he will be starting up a new company with Kevin Gibbs, a senior Google Inc engineer, according to his Facebook profile.
The news was first reported by AllThingsD.
"While a transition like this is never easy, I'm extremely confident in the teams and leadership we have in place," Taylor said on his page. "I'm very proud of our recent accomplishments in our platform and mobile products, from Open Graph and App Center to Facebook Camera and our iOS integration. I'm even more excited for the world to see all the amazing things these teams have coming."
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Some investors had speculated that Facebook would have trouble holding onto key talent following its IPO, which created many millionaires among its ranks.
Facebook executive Mike Vernal will take over the platform division, one of Taylor's key jobs. Cory Ondrejka will take over mobile, a source familiar with the situation confirmed.
"I've really enjoyed working with Bret and getting to know him as a friend and teammate," said Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg in a statement.
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"I'm grateful for all he has done for Facebook and I'm proud of what he and his teams have built. I'm also proud that we have a culture where great entrepreneurs like Bret join us and have such a big impact."
Many high-profile Facebook executives have left the company since its founding in 2004, including Taylor's predecessor as CTO, Dustin Moskovitz. He left Facebook in 2008 with his colleague Jason Rosenstein to form a social-networking company for business called Asana.
Moskovitz, a onetime Harvard roommate of Zuckerberg, had been with the company since its earliest days.
Another former roommate of Zuckerberg's, Chris Hughes, also left a few years ago and coordinated online organizing for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. Now, he is publisher of the New Republic magazine.
Nasdaq faces years of litigation over botched IPO
Dave Morin, who joined Facebook in 2008, left in 2010 to found another social network, Path. Facebook alumni Adam D'Angelo and Charlie Cheever left in 2009 to start Quora, their question-and-answer company.
Matt Cohler, who joined Facebook from LinkedIn early in 2005, joined venture capital firm Benchmark Capital in 2008. His investments there include Asana and Quora.
Chris Kelly, Facebook's chief privacy officer, left in 2010 to run unsuccessfully for attorney general of California.
Facebook shares closed at $30.01 on Friday, up 1.7 percent.
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Benefits offered to an active employee. When a return-to-work (RTW) retiree comes back to work, he or she can choose active employee benefits or continue with retiree benefits.
Individuals covered under Long-Term Care Insurance must need assistance from another person for at least 2 Activities of Daily Living before the policy begins to pay benefits. The six ADLs are:
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Mishkala approached the double doors quite hastily, lithe body swift and low to the ground. She had barely said anything to the group during the journey, mostly just giving them ambivilent looks. Now that it was actually time for some action, she wasn't going to be content with wasting the slightest second.
Her clawed arm pressed heavily against the thick doors, giving them a decent ammount of pressure, but also doing her best not to set anything off. They were locked anyway, probally barricaded from the inside.
"We should-..." She gave them a weird look for a second, glancing at their stumbling little humanoid legs, then sighing heavily. "...I'm going to see if I can get inside on the second floor, then I'll come back and see if I can unlock this from within." There was no time wasted indeed. Not leaving them the smallest space to object, the drider just went right up the side of the stonework, spindily legs hooking effortlessly into the gaps between each eroded brick. "Please try and keep the noise down, this is not one of your sloppy little human inns..."
Rapidly approaching the second story, she just sought out the closest window she'd be able to actually fit through, then gave the handles a hefty nudge.
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The small window directly above the door was practically opaque with dirt, but Mishkala could at least just about make out the floor below, her blood red irises cutting through the resounding darkness clear as day. It didn't look like it was supposed to open, either, but none of the other windows ran directly into the main promonade beyond...
Slowly, carefully, she dug her unholy arm through the glass, seeking to make as little noise as possible. Several dull crunches followed by a few stray clattering fragments. Nothing too bad. Now, the window itself, which Mishkala had to painfully twist her way through in order to get all of her legs inside, along with that momentous ass...
It was pure silence within. Furniture was huriedly stacked up against the doorway, but all signs of a struggle were long since gone. Now, all that remained was the small dunes of dust piling in the corners, and enough cobwebs knited around that the gloomy alcoves that it looked more than a little like a hanging fog.
Wasting no time, Mishkala just began to haul the furniture out of the way, one eye perminantly remaining on the supposedly empty doorway behind her.
Nothing game. Three or four minutes later, she briskly opened the door and ushered the others inside.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Led by a 14th-place finish by senior Katie Harman (Clarksville, Md./River Hill), the James Madison cross country squad earned a sixth-place team finish at the 2012 NCAA Southeast Regional meet on Friday afternoon.
Going into the event, the Dukes were ranked eighth in the region by the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association poll. The 6,000-meter women's run was completed by 255 runners representing 37 universities.
Harman clocked a time of 20:59.8 on the course that wove through McAlpine Creek Park in Charlotte, N.C. Fellow senior Katie Gorman (Lafayette Hill, Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh) finished the course in 27th place with a 21:22.45 time, and senior Stacey Nobles (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes) followed her twenty seconds later in 44th place.
In her first collegiate appearance at a regional meet, freshman Jenna Flickinger (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin) turned in a 64th-place finish with a time of 21:58.72. Sophomore Kristen Landry (Boonton Township, N.J./Mountain Lakes) tallied the last score for JMU with an 82nd-place finish in 22:11.89.
Senior Annie Reiner (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes) crossed the line in 22:28.36 to take 102nd place in her final appearance in a NCAA Southeast Regional meet. Sophomore Rachel Hagen (Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls) rounded out the Dukes lineup with a 144th-place finish in 22:57.09.
As a team, JMU scored 225 points on the day to earn sixth place at the meet. Duke won the women's race with 81 points to advance to the NCAA Championship meet on Saturday, Nov. 17. William & Mary, the 2012 Colonial Athletic Association champion, placed second on the day with 123 team points and will also compete for the national title in Louisville, Ky., next weekend.
The top two teams of the meet were ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the latest USTFCCCA poll. Duke is also ranked 10th in the latest national polls.
The winner of the race, Cally Macumber (Kentucky), will advance to the national meet as an individual after her 20:10.98 performance on Friday. She will be joined by teammate Chelsea Oswald, Virginia's Catherine White and North Carolina's Lianne Farber as the other top-finishers not members of the top two teams from the southeast.
Madison will send runners to the Eastern College Athletic Conference cross country championships on Saturday, Nov. 17. Held in Van Cortlandt Park in New York, N.Y., the women's race is set for a 12:58 p.m. start.
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After I had updated to 2.0.1 with itunes by mistake i have been able to get back my iphone to a pwed and fully functional version 2.0.0.
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Yes it's a standby, but Clay Pit got so many Austinites comfortable with the concept of Indian food that it deserves special recognition. The food here is mostly North Indian in execution, and their creamy lamb korma, laced with cardamom, cinnamon and sin, is truly outstanding.
Northern Indian restaurant with nice atmosphere. Expensive for dinner but lunch buffet is a good value. Great goat curry & chicken korma.
This place has the best Indian food in Austin. My personal favorite is the tandoori chicken, which is baked in an authentic clay oven. It's not too spicy, but still has a lot of flavor, which is perfect for me! My only complaint would be that there was over an hour and a half wait when we arrived, but the bar was a great place to wait in the meantime.
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When u need a break from the steak, this old standby has plenty of parking and awesome private dining
The Best Indian Food We Have Ever Eaten! – Clean, friendly, delicious. What more could you ask for? Seriously, when my husband and I visit Austin for a weekend, we eat there 2-3 times at least. Then, when it's time to head home to Fort Worth, we make a to-go order and pack it in an insulated bag and eat it the next day once we are home. It's crazy good. Our favorites: Chana Masala, Vegetable Korma, and Veggie Vindaloo, and Aloo Gobi. SO good. They have excellent choices for Vegetarians, Vegans, Gluten-Free, and other dietary needs. Thank you Clay Pit for an excellent restaurant.
Note: The Clay Pit in Dallas is NOT affiliated with the Austin Clay Pit. The one in Dallas is disgusting and should not even have the privilege of sharing the Clay Pit name.
not very good – samoses was bad and smiling wait on table 25 min..chicken tika masala was ok..usely go for another indian resturant indian palace.
Excellent Food and Service – This was our first experience with the Clay Pit. The greeting staff were plesant and efficient. We were seated within minutes of our arrival. The resturant area was very warm and inviting.
We ordered from the House Specialities: Kabuli Chicken and Lamb Raganjosh. Both meals were extremely good. The Lamb Raganjosh was one of the best Lamb dishes I ever have eaten.
We were very impressed with the Clay Pit, and will certianly return. I do recommend making a reservation, and parking is available adjacent to the restaurant after 6PM.
Our top Austin choice for Indian food – This is a dependably great restaurant...interesting food, attentive and knowledgeable service, good wine list, and charming ambiance. Pay no attention to those droids who were probably drunk and abusive to the staff...those aren't the people you want in the restaurant with you anyway!
High quality Indian cuisine – The Clay Pit provides a great experience starting before you even walk through the doors. They have a parking lot! As we all know, that's a major plus in this city. Walking in the building, you're greeted by a bar full of people and smiling hostesses. The waiters are not only enthusiastic but knowledgeable and eager to offer suggestions.
The building is divided into several rooms, giving the illusion of a smaller restaurant. The rooms are opened up by contrasting stone and wood walls, adorned by Indian artwork. Ethnic music plays dimly in the background, playing more prominently in the bar.
The menu holds so many options - for vegetarians and vegans, chicken lovers and lovers of lamb or beef. From modern, Americanized dishes to classic Indian flavors and curries, Clay Pit's menu hits all the highs any diner could want. The appetizers and salads are light but full flavor and very reasonably priced. The curries are spiced to your request, and the dessert menu is varied.
Good but overpriced – The atmosphere is great and the service was good however the food was overpriced. I would go back but it's not going be a new favorite.
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