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MOUNT VERNON The Mount Vernon High School Choral Department, under the direction of Marty Bell, will present its 14th annual May Fiesta on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the High School Theater.
The extravaganza will feature the Womens Chorus and Chorale and a number of small group and solo performances. Come and see what surprises await with the traditional black light number. Enjoy an evening of tunes ranging from Broadway to pop, classical literature to radio standards. Watch as the music comes to life with costumes and choreography.
The music for this concert was chosen by the students and they assisted in the costuming and choreography.
More than 70 students will entertain the audience during this fast-paced, high-energy, family-friendly evening of music. The program will last about 90 minutes. The Saturday evening performance will highlight the graduating seniors.
Come and help celebrate the end of the school year with the MVHS Choral Department. Tickets will be available for purchase starting at 7 p.m. each evening.
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Booth, David A. (2008) Food consumption patterns to reduce and prevent obesity. In: Departmental Seminar, School of Dietetics & Human Nutrition, McGill University, 23 November 2008, McGill / Macdonald Campus, St.-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec. (Unpublished)
Booth, David A. (2006) Minds, Mechanisms and Made Free: the scientific study of human life upheld by the Creator. In: Mind, Machines and Majesty - The Boundaries of Humanity, 4 November, 2006, London Institute of Contemporary Christianity. (Unpublished)
Booth, David A. (1997) Research: a personal approach. Other. University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK.
Booth, David A. (2008) The 150-year-old science of "active virtual machines". In: School Seminar, Computer Science, UBham, 13 Nov 08, University of Birmingham. (Unpublished)
Booth, David A. and Freeman, Richard (1993) Individuals' integration of sensory and semantic features in discriminal object-recognition space. In: CSBBCS/EPS joint meeting, 15-17 July 1993, University of Toronto. (Unpublished)
Booth, David A. and Sharpe, Oliver and Conner, Mark T. (2011) Discrimination without description. Are the differences conceptualised or fully subconscious? Discrimination without description. Are the differences conceptualised or fully subconscious?. pp. 1-19. (Unpublished)
Booth, David A. and Thibault, Louise and Chesneau, Caroline and Baek, Seolhyang (2006) Getting evidence for most and least fattening local eating customs from individuals' reports in their culture's terms. In: BFDG 2006, 20-21 April 2006, University of Birmingham (UK). (Unpublished)
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Enright, Bryony (2013) (Re)considering new agents: a review of labour market intermediaries within labour geography. Geography Compass, 7 (4). pp. 287-299. ISSN 17498198 (Submitted)
Fintelman, Danique (2013) Optimal cycling time trial position models. In: University of Birmingham Graduate School Research Poster Conference 2013 , 12th June 2013, University of Birmingham. (Unpublished)
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Fixing only what they need, that's about right. It's not going to be much better on the short term either. Too many working low paying and part-time jobs. You know the consequences first-hand. Also, most likely we're all going up on gas prices. We had just started a downward trend here, but that's over now. We had three or four stations down to $3.13 a gallon, now they're back up to $3.33 and $3.35 a gallon. The last one just went back up yesterday. One station in Miami is already $3.89 a gallon. I'd get gassed up now as it's going up more. I wish I could have told everyone yesterday, but I couldn't make it online other than to post prices in the morning. Sorry. Gas will be $3.52 or more a gallon on average up there, though if you're already nearby the higher stations and it's at or close to that price, you'll see it 15 to 35 cents a gallon higher.
Well, someone who actually knows. Care to be buds? Actually, I've seen this happen as well. I was doing some auto repair back in the 1970's to about 2005. Haven't been able to find work and now I don't have most of the tools needed as I've lost everything more than once. Same for the computer work and even detailing of vehicles. Even side plumbing jobs. People have been hurting for money since 1997 and it's only gotten worse. They started shipping the jobs out of the country back then and my friends and I all said it would only get worse all the way around, and it sure has.
"Should we credit King Oboma for the economic recovery?" It's not much of a recovery when record numbers of people are on food stamps and welfare and record numbers are working part-time instead of full-time jobs and when there's more LOW paying jobs than ever before with little room to move up. Obama AND ALL OF THEM at the top are to be given credit for the problems we have in the country or our lives fianancially. It will only get worse in the long run as they want us to pay more for oil, fuel, energy, and that in-turn will make everything more expensive. The healthcare BS doesn't help either as many are like me and have to pay the fine as we can't afford the health insurance, but we can't afford to pay the fine either.
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- Europeans do not consume enough vitamins, minerals
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Grand Teton National Park Foundation received $500,000 in
grant funding from the Kresge Foundation in June 2007 for Grand Teton National Park's new Craig Thomas Discovery
and Visitor Center, a public-private initiative. The successful completion of the challenge grant and the
resulting monetary award finalized the Foundation's $13.6 million capital campaign.
The Kresge Foundation is a $3 billion national foundation and one of the most
respected charitable organizations in the country. It concentrates its core
grant-making activity on capital campaigns and uses challenge grants to help
nonprofit organizations build vast networks of support. By pledging funds that
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reach their fund-raising goal by September 30, 2007 to receive the $500,000
grant. "The Kresge challenge added that extra element of urgency that
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Google's YouTube, which is busy overhauling most of its apps on different platforms to make room for ads, updated its Xbox app on Tuesday. The company says the update is up to 5 times faster, adds new channels, and generally improves the YouTube experience on the Xbox.
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Senior Cassandra Jane Werking '13 presented a project titled "Orsell Cook Brown: A Personal Lens into the 44th Volunteer Infantry of New York." Werking's research was supervised by her Honors Theses Advisor and Associate Professor of History Bruce Eelman, Ph.D. "I thought it was great," Werking said. "My ultimate goal is to pursue a Ph.D. in history and I hope that this undergraduate experience will help me do so."
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The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 2.92 points, or 0.2%, to 1582.24, snapping a five-day streak of gains. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell 10.72 points, or 0.3%, to 3279.26.
The Federal Reserve's meeting on monetary policy, March employment data and Facebook's earnings will keep investors and traders on their toes next week. Polya Lesova reports. Photo: AP Images.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average performed better, rising 11.75 points, or 0.1%, to 14712.55.
For the week, the S&P 500 added 1.7% and the Dow rose 1.1%, weathering mishaps that brought confusion to trading sessions. Tuesday, stocks briefly plunged as a message on the Associated Press's Twitter account claimed there were two explosions at the White House. The market reversed the move just as quickly after the news organization said its Twitter account had been hacked and the posting was false.
Thursday, the Chicago Board Options Exchange, the largest U.S. options exchange, closed for more than three hours because of a software glitch. The snafu knocked out two tools that banks and trading firms use to manage stock-market risk: options on the S&P 500 and the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX.
"We have a pretty bullish outlook on the U.S.; the pullbacks are sort of just noise," said Greg Peterson, director of research at Ballentine Partners, which manages $3.8 billion in Waltham, Mass. "Growth is coming back, though it's slow and steady."
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Just one day before the draft, pundits are as confused about senior quarterback Ryan Tannehill as ever.
The man will go down in Aggie lore not only for his passing prowess, but also for the speed and precision with which he ran his routes back during his days as a wide receiver. After being converted from a pass catcher, Tannehill registered 19 starts behind center, and this versatility has become a polarizing topic among NFL circles.
Can a player with less than 20 college starts under his belt handle the rigors of the NFL? If he couldn't even win his own starting quarterback job until his junior year, is he really worth building a franchise around as a top-10 pick?
Pat Dye, the gunslinger's agent, said that what Tannehill lacks in film footage is made up for by his "prototypical measurables."
"His height, weight, speed, arm strength, is tops," Dye said. "Then … you throw in the intangibles that are off the charts: the character, the work ethic, the intelligence, his ability to talk football and translate it on the boards."
Tannehill's ride up the draft charts has been an unorthodox one. After throwing for 3,744 yards and 29 touchdowns in his final season in Aggieland, he was considered a late first-round selection. He then sustained a foot injury, which kept him out of the Senior Bowl and other showcases, but wowed teams enough with his tape and interviewing skills that he continued inching toward the top of the board. Now, he's considered one of this year's premier talents and will most likely be selected among the top-10 picks.
"To come back from having surgery and having a screw inserted in his foot, to come back and work out the way he has at his pro day and his private workouts, I think is really remarkable," Dye said. "He's held up physically and mentally. Now I think he's just probably ready, like everybody else is, to find out where he's going to be."
Tannehill has drawn significant interest from the Cleveland Browns, who pick in the No. 4 slot, and the Miami Dolphins, who will make the No. 8 selection with the help of new offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, Tannehill's coach while at Texas A&M.
"If it's Cleveland, he'll be thrilled to go there," Dye said. "If it's Miami, he'll be thrilled to go there. If it's Kansas City at 11, he'll be thrilled to go there, and likewise with Seattle at 12. I think he's thrilled to be discussed in the top half of the first round. It's an exciting time, yet it's a stressful time, because you just don't know, and anything you hear from a team right now you've just got to take with a grain of salt."
Senior receiver Ryan Swope said he's excited for his former quarterback and knows that, more than anything else, he wants the process to finalize so he can begin preparing to become the face of the franchise that selects him.
"I actually talked to him today and I think he's very ready to get this going, and I can't wait for him," Swope said. "He did some great things while he was here. I have a great connection with Ryan and hope for the best for him."
Junior political science major Ryan Funderberg said he thinks Tannehill will pull a page from LeBron James' book and take his talents to South Beach.
"Miami just makes the most sense," Funderberg said. "The offense he ran with Sherman here at A&M was a pro-style scheme, and it'd be much easier to transition there than in Cleveland or anywhere else."
Rarely has there been such contentious national debate on an NFL prospect, but that may be because there's never been a prospect quite like Ryan Tannehill.
"For a guy that only has 19 starts to be discussed in the top-10 picks when you've got two guys as talented as Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III already in the draft, and presumably being taken one and two off the board, it's rare to have a talent like either one of those guys, much less two of them, much less three of them with Ryan thrown in the mix," Dye said. "It's a unique situation and we're all anxious to see where it's going to work out."
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- Inkadinkado® Organic Fabric Flourish Clear Stamp Set
- Inkadinkado® Round Frames Clear Stamp Set
- Inkadinkado® Birds Cling Stamp Set
- Inkadinkado® Large Clear Stamping Block
- StazOn® Solvent Ink - Timber Brown
- StazOn® Solvent Ink - Forest Green
- Pigment Ink - Orange, Yellow & Blue
- Recollections® Kraft Cardstock
- Recollections® White Cardstock
- K&Company™ Snuggle Bug Designer Paper Pad
- EK Success® 3" Circle Scallop Nesting Punch
- EK Success® Postage Stamp Edger Punch
- EK Success® Circles Large Edger Punch
- EK Success® 3D Dots - Adheasive Foam 1/8" Squares
- EK Success® Coloriser® Heat Tool
- Composition Book
- Black Journaling Pen
- Glue
- Scissors
- Ruler
Project Instructions
Cover the front of the composition book with white cardstock. Stamp a circle frame image with yellow ink in the top left corner. Stamp another circle frame image with orange ink.
Cut strips from various pattern papers. Use the edger punches on some of the strips. Accent some of the strips with the journaling pen. Glue the strips randomly around the edges of the front cover.
Cut a tree trunk from Kraft cardstock. Use the alphabet set and timber brown ink to stamp the "bark" pattern on the tree trunk. Glue the tree trunk to the front cover.
Use a flourish image and forest green ink to stamp the treetop on Kraft cardstock. Cut out the treetop and attach it to the front cover with foam adhesive.
Stamp "READ" with blue ink next to the tree. Use the journaling pen to handwrite "Love to" above it.
Punch part of a scallop circle from pattern paper and glue it above the sentiment.
Stamp the bird image with blue ink above the scallop circle piece.
If desired, cover the inside of the front cover and both sides of the back cover with pattern paper.
To personalize the inside of the front cover, use the alphabet set to stamp "BOOK REVIEWS BY name."
On the journal pages stamp rows of five stars to use for rating books. Leave space between each row so that the book title and a short review can be added.
Tailor the images and embellishments on the front cover to the reader's favorite colors and/or interests.
If you have a child helping you with this project - please remember - the Heat Tool is for adult use only!


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Boston >Hotels & Motels > Boston Harbor Hotel
70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA | Directions 0211042.35653229966053 -71.05021476745607
M-Su 24hr
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Central
UPSCALE HOTEL, GREAT SERVICE! – Overall, we really liked the Boston Harbor Hotel. It is apointed well, with all of the amenities. It is pricey, especially room service, but usually, you get what you pay for!!
One of the Best Hotel in Boston – The hotel was great! The rooms are great and the bed's are so comfortable. I would recommend the room with the view of the harbor if you can afford it.
POOR service and customer service on Jazz Thursday Nights!!! – Talk about your major cluster! We went to see the weekly Jazz performances that take place on a floating harbor raft. The hostess can't control the crowd, service is slow, and the food was cold. Music good, service horrible. No management in site.
Outstanding Concierge & Bell Service! – Celebrated Our Anniversary In The City This Time. Typically don't stay in town because of traffic and prices. A rainy day arrival met us with an outstanding Valet (Dave) who greeted us with an umbrella and took care of vehicle, luggage, etc. Front desk staff was thoroughly professional and met our every need. Harbor view room was great. Chef Concierge (Nathan Goff) made my wife and I feel like we were the only guests in the hotel. Nathan arranged a reservation and transportation (due to rain he offered the hotel car/driver) to a great North End Italian Rest. (Cantina Italiana) the first night. Nathan also assisted us with several other concerns/questions throughout our stay. Jose (chauffeur) offered his direct cell number and returned to pick us up after dinner. My wife said she felt like she had been treated like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman (Barney's service was great in that movie) mostly atrributable to Nathan. Pampered in the spa with a massage on our anniversary afternoon before dinner. Great Svc!! The food and service at the lobby dining room was perfect. Both of us are typically critical having spent many years in the tourism industry. We could find only great things to admire and remark about at this hotel. Close proximity to Aquarium, Quincy Mkt. Fan. Hall , etc. make this location very convenient for a nice weekend get-away. A great anniversary and we will certainly return for a repeat visit.
The Best Hotel I have been in – The hotel was great! When I went to the hotel it looked okay on the outside but it's like living luxury. The rooms are great and the bed's are so comfortable. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were great. The room was calming except and the view of the Harbor was fabulous. The water and food that was in the room was quite expensive. No one would charge seventeen dollars for water in a fancy glass. Anyways I would recommend the room with the view of the harbor if you can afford it.
Just your average overnight hangout: European luxury, sweeping harbor views and a private marina for your yacht. – In Short
Befitting its name, many of the BHH's 230 rooms boast beautiful water views. Hungry guests can grab a bite at the house's breezy wharf-level cafe, or upstairs at the exceptional Meritage. Between shoe shines, trips to the fitness spa and dips in the indoor and outdoor pools, certain guests try and squeeze in some time on the yacht they've docked in the hotel's marina facilities.
Luxury and can't beat views – We had two rooms connected by a small hallway both were very spacious and had sweeping views of the harbor. Very comfortable and elegant decor. Lunched on the outside patio overlooking the water, and it was very enjoyable. Downstairs bar was very low key but had excellent martini's. It is pricey so expect to pay.
A must – Fantastic decor,Jazz club, full Gym and spa, free room upgrade, best concierge service able to get tickest to sold out shows and referral to best eats in Boston, 5 star in my book.
Best Hotel in Boston! – This hotel was spectacular! The view of the Boston Harbor was breathtaking and the service impeccable. I also enjoyed dining at the hip new restaurant at the hotel as well as relaxing at the hotel's posh spa! If your looking for a luxurious hotel in Boston, this is the place you should stay!
Bean Town Hotel – The hotel is nice, but over priced. The view is nice on the harbour side, but on the other side your view is of an ugly overhead high way
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The Historic Triangle area has been ranked a top destinations in the USA, and in 2011 the Travelers' Choice "#1 Family Choice Award went to Williamsburg, Virginia. To prepare employees and residents to serve the needs of tourists, Thomas Nelson Community College (TNCC) Workforce Development and the Greater Williamsburg Chamber and Tourism Alliance partner each year to provide free training to local businesses, organizations and individuals.
With this exciting training, anyone can become an ambassador for Williamsburg and the Historic Triangle.
Prepare, Care, ShareSM Hospitality Training is a two-part course open to anyone – that's right, anyone – who lives or works in the Triangle area. The training helps participants better understand visitors' needs, creating better ambassadors for the region. To date, over 4600 individuals have benefited from the program.


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After hitting the Chicago area for the second time in a week, the James Madison men's basketball team will travel south to face Winthrop in Rock Hill, South Carolina at 7 p.m. on Wednesday night, following the Dukes' 81-49 loss to Valparaiso on Saturday.
Playing without starters Andrey Semenov and Ron Curry due to injury, the Dukes took the early lead, building an advantage as large as 18-12. Valpo then got momentum and went on a 36-6 run over the course of both halves. JMU was unable to get within 19 points the rest of the game, dropping its overall record to 2-4.
Sophomore guard Charles Cooke has consistently been strong throughout the season, playing the full 40 minutes against Valparaiso with 14 points, four rebounds, two assists and a career-high four steals. He has averaged 11.8 points in the rest of his games, scoring nine, 19, 10, 11 and 10 against Virginia, Northern Illinois, Milwaukee, San Jose State and Detroit, respectively. Cooke racked up a total of 14 rebounds and 13 assists in his first five games as well.
Winthrop (4-1) will face the Dukes fresh off a 96-62 win vs. NAIA opponent Virginia Intermont on Saturday evening. Freshman Keon Johnson had a career-best 20 points, while sophomore Tevin Prescott and juniors Andre Smith and James Bourne also scored in double-figures. This season marks the first time that the Eagles will have a winning record in the month of November since the 2006-2007 season.
When the two teams met at the Convocation Center last year, JMU came out on top with a 71-61 victory after going back-and-forth to maintain the lead. Rayshawn Goins posted 19 points, while Semenov added 17 of his own in his first extensive action of the season to help the Dukes pull away with the win. Smith was the top scorer of the game, contributing 26 points for Winthrop.
The Winthrop matchup will be the third game of JMU's eight-game road trip. Following their contest against Winthrop, the Dukes will take on the Spiders of Richmond on Saturday, November 30th at 6p.m.


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This course will cover the proper steps in Abandoning and Destroying excess property by following the Federal Management Regulations. Questions and answers will be given on different scenarios presented in class regarding A&D. Property may be abandoned or destroyed when an authorized agency official has made a written determination that: 1.Property has no commercial value 2. Cost of care, handling, and sales prep would exceed expected sales proceeds. FMR 102-36.305 and 310 The training will be held June 18th @ 10am - 11am (CST). Registration for this training is required through www.gsa.gov/events To invite others to join, copy and paste everything below into your invitation. Go to https://gsa.webex.com/gsa/j.php?ED=213057587&UID=499767962&PW=NMTdmNTE4M2Iz&RT=MiM3 * NOTE: Issues with Chrome Browser can be bypassed by copying / pasting the URL into Internet Explorer or fixed by following these instructions:http://goo.gl/YITTU . *
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