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Slowing Down, Tuning In - with Belinda Blackburn
Yin Yoga Inner Peace Retreat - with Hugh Lee
Strong Enough for Gentleness - with Antonia Pont
Nourish the Heart: A Restorative Retreat - with Jaye Hayes
Mother Nature, Mother Nurture - with Belinda Blackburn
Slowing Down, Reconnecting Within - with Erika Newberry
Deep Rest, Deep Renewal - with Claire Heywood
Resting, Renewing, Transforming - with Antonia Pont
Finding Your Natural Wisdom - with Lucy Broome
Rejuvenation Yin Yoga Spring Retreat - with Hugh Lee
Spring Garden: New Seeds, New Growth - with Claire Heywood
Release Stress, Embrace Rest - with Belinda Blackburn
Cultivating & Energising our 'Centre' - with Antonia Pont
Rest, Release, Receive: A Restorative Retreat - with Jaye Hayes
Yin Yoga Nourishment Retreat - with Hugh Lee
The retreats are held at Clearview Retreat, a residential retreat centre ninety minutes north of Melbourne in the King Parrot Valley in central Victoria. Clearview Retreat backs onto the Tallarook forest and ranges, with immense views 100 kilometres across to Mount Buller and other spectacular mountain ranges.
19-21 February 2016 (2-day retreat)
11-14 March 2016 (3-day retreat)
24-29 March 2016 (5-day retreat)
29 April-1 May 2016 (2-day retreat)
6-8 May 2016 (2-day retreat)
13-15 May 2016 (2-day retreat)
17-19 June 2016 (2-day retreat)
26-28 August 2016 (2-day retreat)
9-11 Sept 2016 (2-day retreat)
16-18 Sept 2016 (2-day retreat)
23-25 Sept 2016 (2-day retreat)
30 Sept-2 Oct 2016 (2-day retreat)
28-31 October 2016 (3-day retreat)
4-6 November 2016 (2-day retreat)
2-4 December 2016 (2-day retreat)
This is a range of workshops to expand and deepen our understanding of yoga. In a class situation we often only get to practice postures, yet yoga has an insightful, practical and fascinating body of knowledge regarding the workings of the mind and the soul, as relevant today as it was 4,000 years ago.
Each Weekend Mountain Yoga Retreat involves yoga classes, relaxation, meditation, some periods of silence, and guided walks. The structure of each workshop is the same, but different themes are focussed on each weekend.
Home-cooked, delicious, inspiring vegetarian meals are provided, beginning with Friday night dinner. Special diets are catered for.
More retreats will be scheduled for 2016 - check the website later for updates or ask to be put on our email list.
Jocelyn Bennett, ph 03-5797 0229
2-day retreats
$ 375 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + sharing bedroom (2 or 3 people in a room)
$ 415 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + one person to a bedroom
3-day retreats
$ 560 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + sharing bedroom (2 or 3 people in a room)
$ 620 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + one person to a bedroom
5-day retreats
$ 940 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + sharing bedroom (2 or 3 people in a room)
$ 1040 per person: yoga tuition + all meals + one person to a bedroom
Meals include: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Two-day retreats have 5 yoga sessions. Three-day retreats have 7 yoga sessions. Five-day retreats have 12 or more yoga sessions. Free time between yoga sessions allows guests to rest and explore. Class sizes are kept small and students of all levels of experience are welcome. If there are areas of particular interest or special needs, i.e. injuries or pregnancy, please let us know in advance so we are able to better tailor the program to suit you.
2-day retreat: 7pm Fri until 3pm Sun
3-day retreat: 7pm Fri until 3pm Mon
5-day retreat: 7pm Thurs until 3pm Tues
2-day retreat: $ 375 or $ 415
3-day retreat: $ 560 or $ 620
5-day retreat: $ 940 or $ 1040
Price includes yoga, accommodation & food and
varies with level of accommodation
For full range of price options, see below
Belinda Blackburn found yoga over 12 years ago and embraced it fully, loving the changes it brought to her life. Her training in the Advanced Diploma in Yoga Teaching at the CAE covered a variety of yoga styles which, along with ongoing study and practice, has given her the opportunity to be inspired by their combined wisdom as she develops her own unique blend. She currently teaches several weekly classes at Harvest Yoga in Kensington including open, beginners, kids, prenatal and mums & bubs. She has also taught yoga classes in prisons, workplaces and schools. Belinda has a nurturing teaching style which encourages students to explore and deepen their self knowledge through asana, pranayama, meditation and relaxation. Beneath the pressures of everyday life we all have a calm and peaceful interior; Belinda works to guide her students towards this place and give them the tools to establish an ongoing connection to it. www.yogatogrow.com.au
~ GST is included in these prices
~ Deposit to secure booking: $ 100 for 2-day retreats, $ 150 for 3-day and 5-day retreats
~ Balance to be paid 3 weeks before yoga retreat
~ Deposit will not be refunded if booking is cancelled by guest less than 3 weeks before yoga retreat
~ Full fee is forfeited if booking is cancelled by guest less than 1 week before yoga retreat
Antonia Pont has been practicing yoga for 16 years, and studying zen since 1996. She has trained and practiced with teachers in Australia, India and Europe, and has taught locally and internationally. She completed her first teacher training in Melbourne, with Paul Wooden of Gertrude Street Yoga in 2004. She then trained in the Vijnana tradition and received certification as a Vijnana teacher from the founder of the style, Orit Sen-Gupta, in 2011. She continues to study with Orit, and edited Orit's recent book, The Heart of Yoga. Antonia has established Vijnana Yoga Australia in central Melbourne at the beautiful AYM studios. Her approach to teaching postures, breath and meditation is precise, steady, and sometimes irreverent. She encourages students to trust the strengthening and startling journey that practice can be, and to integrate this wisdom into their lives off the mat. She tweets about practice (@AntoniaPont) and yoga (@VijnanaYogaAust). www.vijnanayogaaustralia.org
(*Clearview Retreat also offers nature meditation retreats, and food retreats.
See Nature Meditation Retreats and Food Retreats for details.)
Hugh Lee discovered Yoga after suffering the effects of living a stressful lifestyle and was profoundly amazed by the stillness, rejuvenating and healing effects of Yin Yoga. This lead him to train with Paul & Suzee Grilley and become a lifelong student of Taoist Yoga and internal martial arts. A dedicated Yogi since 2001, Hugh began teaching in 2008, assisting and co-teaching with Andrew Mournehis on Yoga retreats around the world. Hugh's other influences include Sarah Powers and Bernie Clark, who, along with Paul and Suzee Grilley, were the first teachers to develop Yin Yoga. Hugh combines Chinese medicine meridian/organ theory and personal development in his teachings. He brings warmth, compassion and light-heartedness to his teaching, and encourages students to practice with self-awareness and mindfulness. www.breathofheart.org
Claire Heywood has been a student of yoga since 1985, teaching yoga since 1996, and leading retreats at Clearview since 2009. Underpinning her teaching is her lifelong passion for working through the physical realm; an interest that ignited through dance as a child, led her to an early career as a dancer and performer, and continues currently with her ongoing yogic and movement studies. As a non-traditionalist, her gentle Hatha Yoga classes are a combination of simple Hatha Yoga and other complementary practices, that guide the student to slow down, listen in and develop awareness of the unique needs of their body, mind and heart. The content, a creative mix of moving, breathing, sounding and sitting, aims to facilitate a more truthful acceptance of who we are, so we may wholeheartedly embrace our bespoke path through life with greater ease and contentment. www.sunyoga.com.au
Restorative Yoga is a practice dedicated to constructive rest. This retreat offers a space to surrender into stillness & honour your body's deep need for rejuvenation. Restorative Yoga is a gentle practice that supports you to soften & release habitual patterns of tension & receive nourishment from the breath. The practice includes passive, supine & seated poses as well fully supported inversions. The extensive use of yoga props allows you to sink into the soothing energy of the Restorative poses with ease & open the body to the flow of pranic energy. Mindfully resting the body is a deeply transformative process. Jaye incorporates Somatic Meditation into her teaching to activate the re-patterning processes that enable 'rest' to become 'restorative'. Jaye's approach emphasizes compassionate self-inquiry & intelligent self-care. You will be guided through the internal landscape of your body to discover the restorative potential that lies within you as you integrate mind, body, breath & earth.
Jaye Hayes is a dance artist, yoga teacher, somatic movement teacher & creative facilitator. Her teaching is grounded in embodied knowledge & infused with a refined somatic sensitivity. In her classes she shares the curiosity, compassion, courage, dedication & humour that she has cultivated in her 20+ years of practice. She is passionate about empowering others to live more fully embodied, integrated & balanced lives through yoga, movement & meditation. Jaye holds a degree in Contemporary Dance from Deakin University, where she is currently pursuing Honours research in Dance. She has undertaken Iyengar Yoga Teacher Training courses with Alan Goode & Peter Scott & continues to train under Peter Scott. She has also studied Dance-Movement Therapy & is engaged in ongoing training in Body-Mind Centering with Alice Cummins. She currently teaches Restorative Yoga & Recovery Yoga at Kundalini House, as well as Somatic Movement & Embodied Ecology at workshops & retreats. www.yogateapot.com.au
You are invited to leave your busy life behind and join us for a weekend-long, mindful pause. One of the most popular benefits of yoga is the opportunity to take a break from the everyday busy-ness and take some time to just be. Many students enjoy this aspect of a one-hour class; imagine being able to experience that slower pace for a whole weekend! In beautiful bushland surroundings we will practice slow, flowing yoga, enabling us to tune into and honour our individual bodies' natural rhythms. Through meditation and stillness we will invite the mind to pause and connect to the inner wisdom and calm that lies beneath the everyday hustle and bustle of thoughts. Deep relaxation will restore and replenish both body and mind. You will be completely looked after and have nothing at all to do but slow down and tune in to your body, breath, mind and heart.
This is a retreat to cultivate inner serenity, to nourish the body and mind with a replenishing, slower, and more restorative Yin-style practice, one that allows us to explore the qualities of patience, gratitude and contentment. Take time out with a practice that requires less physical energy and more surrendering into poses that ease away deeply stored tension. With Yin Yoga we stay in poses longer and combine these with meditation. This allows us to reduce stress, increase self-awareness and improve our mental and emotional balance. In this retreat the Yin Yoga will be balanced with a very gentle fluid yang tai chi, to move stagnant energy, and enhance our sense of vitality. Throughout the weekend we will also learn ways to integrate and sustain the practice of Yin Yoga and meditation at home, giving us the tools, when needed, to heed our call for the peace within.
At the very beginning of Patanjali's yogic path lies the vital yama of ahimsa or non-harming. In the eight-limbed teachings, the commitment of the yogi to non-harming works like a lens through which we can see our behaviours and experiences in a fresh, insightful light. In the very practices of yoga - sitting meditation, breathing practices, postures and self-inquiry - ahimsa also proves to be a valuable guide that makes more possible. This retreat will explore how to act with more care and gentleness in our lives, on the cushion, and on the yoga mat, via the Vijnana tradition. We will explore the relation of ahimsa to the three-fold system of the yoga of action, which provides balanced ways to be steady and strong enough to practice non-harming in the real world. Rather than an ultimatum, ahimsa is both a devoted direction and a brilliant wisdom-teaching for an engaged life.
Yoga, Mother Love and Mother Nature have much in common – they all have the ability to nurture and support us, to challenge and teach us, to hold us close, guide us when we need it, and to let us go with encouragement to grow and move on when appropriate. This Mothers' Day weekend retreat offers the opportunity to connect with Mother Nature through yoga - to receive her gifts, rise to her challenges and find our own growth and strength through the whole process. We will begin each day with a grounding yoga practice to tune into and surrender to the ongoing support the earth beneath us offers. Throughout the day, through yoga, personal reflection and meditation, we will explore our own maternal relationships, our connection to Mother Nature, our openness to heal and receive. Each evening we will finish our day with a long, deep, nurturing relaxation. All welcome…
This retreat coincides with the powerful energy of the winter solstice. The days are at their shortest and the moon energy, the yin/feminine/intuitive energy, is at its strongest. We tend to power on through the low energy months of winter and forget that as creatures of nature, we too are affected by the energetic ebb and flow of natural seasonal cycles. This powering on takes its toll, bringing exhaustion and discontent. The winter solstice is the perfect time to slow down and take stock, letting go of what no longer serves you and inviting in what you would like to grow afresh. The weekend's yoga explorations will facilitate this process: we will work gently and slowly, combining breath work, simple asana practice (no powering-on asanas!), meditation and long, delicious relaxations. All the activities will be designed to give you time and space to settle, listen, inquire and rest deeply.
Lucy Broome has been practicing yoga since 1996 and teaching since 2003. Her teaching style is a graceful integration of personal experience within a range of hatha yoga traditions. Lucy teaches from her own authentic experience and is not affiliated with a particular lineage. Her current influences include Krishnamacharya, Donna Farhi, Diane Long (Scaravelli Yoga), Prahlad (Sakshin Ghatashta Yoga), Paul Wooden, Clive Sheridan, and Mark Whitwell. In 2002 Lucy undertook four months of advanced yogic studies with Swami Venkatesh of the Atma Vikasa School in Mysore, giving her a foundation from which to develop her own practice and her own style. Later on, Lucy undertook a year's teacher training from 2012-2013 in the Amrit yoga style, often described as 'meditation in motion' and a means to integrate action and non-action. Lucy teaches in Melbourne (Kew & Alphington) during the year and in Point Lonsdale over January. www.yogarising.com.au
Erika Newberry has been a dedicated yoga practitioner for over 16 years and has been teaching since 2011. She completed her initial yoga teacher training at the Australian Yoga Academy in Melbourne and then went on to study yogic philosophy, yin yoga, laughter yoga, trauma sensitive yoga and yoga therapy. Erika teaches at a number of yoga studio and gyms around Melbourne as well as offering private yoga therapy sessions, corporate yoga and specialised yoga sessions/programs for hospitals and schools. Erika loves the richness of yoga: how it can help bring the body and mind together and promote a wholeness of our experience of being in our body. Erika loves that yoga teaches us to breathe fully, to trust our own experience and to respond in a way that is appropriate, kind and sustainable for us. Her classes are deeply nourishing and nurturing for both the body and the mind. www.changewithyoga.com
When you nourish your heart, you nourish your whole being. This retreat offers a space for heart-centred self-care. The heart is a source of great compassion and strength. Supporting the heart in turn supports and strengthens us in moving towards more compassionate and courageous ways of living and being. An embodied awareness of the heart awakens the intelligence that resides there, allowing compassion to flow throughout the body-mind. Restorative Yoga practice nourishes the physical and metaphysical aspects of the heart, to restore organ tone and recover the energy of loving-kindness. Restorative Yoga is a gentle practice of passive poses combined with Somatic Meditation to activate the processes that enable 'rest' to become 'restorative'. Mindfully resting the heart reminds this hard-working organ of its capacity to receive nourishment from the breath. In this retreat you will explore the embodied anatomy and consciousness of your own heart through yoga, meditation, movement, bodywork, sound and writing/drawing.
As we observe nature transition from the warmer, lighter, faster pace of summer, to the slower pace of autumn, we notice the same transition within us. You might notice your body needing to rest more deeply, your mind becoming more introspective and your energy levels lowering - just like the autumn trees drawing back into their roots. During this retreat we will allow ourselves to slow down and reconnect with our true nature and our true values. We will be guided through dynamic hatha in the morning, to boost immunity for winter, creating stability for moments of change. We will then practice some deeply nourishing yin yoga in the evening to soothe the nervous system and re-balance our energy. The inclusion of yoga nidra will also help to cultivate our inward journey….returning back to our roots!
Traditionally winter is a time to gather our energies inward, seeking out the places of mystery and rest, in order to be able to move with enthusiasm and direction into the coming months. In this retreat, we will find the beauty in winter in the inspiring surrounds of Clearview, exploring practices for recovery and restoration. We will move the energy surely and softly in the body and mind, in order to support an enjoyable transition from the quieter season into Spring's expansion, growth and new beginnings. Using the deep silence of meditation as a base, and supported by the clarification of the breathing practices, we will explore the repertoire of balanced and strengthening yoga poses and relaxation practices from the Vijnana tradition. With its motto 'practising from inside', this refined style of yoga encourages a commitment to listening deeply to the body's language as a pathway towards transformation on all levels.
How can we know what our natural state is when we are so often hovering above the ground? This retreat, at the beginning of spring, is an opportunity to land - to reconnect to the deep wisdom that lives within you. Through asana, pranayama, yoga nidra and short meditations, this retreat is an opportunity for a spring clean to reveal and support your pure centre of divine light. To blossom, we need fertile soil: during the retreat you will experience nourishing food, scenic bush walks, periods of silence, and a variety of traditional hatha yoga practices in an intimate natural setting. This weekend offers the space to reconnect to your authenticity and to pay attention to that which is your deepest guiding wisdom, to move into a Presence where the doer and the action become one. From this state of unity - this state of authentic yoga - life becomes an effortless flow.
Take time on this retreat to cleanse and rejuvenate physically, mentally and emotionally. In traditional Chinese medicine the liver is most active in spring and is responsible for balancing our emotions. We will practice Yin Yoga, a slower, more restorative style of yoga, where we stay in poses longer, and focus on allowing the nourishment of the liver and gallbladder. By balancing the liver this way, we help support our emotional wellbeing. We will also follow an active yang-style practice, involving a gentle, meditative mixture of tai chi and qi gong. This will help our qi (energy) flow smoothly, invigorating us energetically and physically. This retreat will also be an opportunity to learn a wide range of meditation techniques, to cultivate self-awareness and help us recognise our mental habits. Through this we can live more mindful lives and create new attitudes and thought patterns that nurture personal growth and inner peace.
Like a garden we need regular maintenance to ensure health and fresh, new growth. Attending a retreat gives us the dedicated space and time to let go of our usual busyness and inquire deeply into the inner garden of our being. In springtime, nature is in full flight and the abundant explosion of new life is all around. It's a great time to pause, breathe, immerse, and devote some care to your inner garden and emerging life. Yoga gives us practical tools to keep adapting to the ever-changing landscape of our lives. We learn to trust this natural process. We develop the flexibility to change, the steadfastness to weather storms, and the courage to let go of old, dead wood. We will spend the weekend doing yoga activities that connect us to our nature within: to settle in, water our roots, apply nourishment, and plant the seeds of new growth.
It seems that being stressed has become almost normal in our society. Our busy days are often spent moving from one event to the next without time to take a breath in between. As we approach the busy end of year period this is a good time to stop and prepare by learning more about stress and how to manage it effectively. Over this weekend we will take a break from our hectic schedules to let go of both physical and mental stress and move to a more rested and relaxed state. Practices will include flowing sequences of yoga postures to release and work through tension, and restorative yoga, meditation and relaxation to fully relax and restore body and mind. We will also discuss how and why stress affects us and learn simple yet effective stress relief techniques to manage ongoing stress for permanent life changes and improved physical and mental health.
Yoga is a set of practices which stabilise and transform. These transformations are possible alongside daily life, feeding back into to our relationships and the way we move in the world. We will explore: the capacity to gather ourselves around a 'centre', to save energy and deploy it with discretion; the capacity to to see the deludedness of our perceptions with good humour and taking responsibility; and the capacity to function more steadily on all levels. With steadiness - in body, mind and heart - we build a firmer platform from which to step into the world. By exploring the centre that can accompany sitting meditation, the energetic balance and precision that comes from pranayama, and the energising and releasing effect of postures, we will allow practice to transform us a little, and dissolve our impatience with how we are….which is the most yogic thing of all.
Take time out to replenish, do less, and find stillness, through the practice of Yin Yoga. A retreat gives us the opportunity to slow down, a gift we can give ourselves after a year of being busy, expending our energy keeping up with modern living. The practice of Yin is a slower, less physically vigorous floor-based practice, which conserves energy and cultivates rejuvenation. We stimulate and open up our bodies in the Yin asanas (poses) enabling the un-blocking of stagnation, thus allowing qi (energy) and nutrients to flow freely to help nourish our organs. We will practice meditation while in the poses, to cultivate self-awareness and encourage mental and emotional balance. On this retreat we will explore different ways to develop a home yoga and meditation practice, in order for us to integrate practical life-tools into our daily lives, and continue to nourish our body, mind and soul.
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I noticed that Microsoft recently released KB976932 which is the SP1 update for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. As we have WSUS set to download updates automatically for both of these operating systems I expected this update to be automatically pushed out however this doesn't seem to be the case as whenever I go into the update services console and search for KB976932 nothing comes up even after running a synchronization with Microsoft's update service. I know that I can manually add the update but I'm wary of doing this. What are you guys doing to push this update?
While SP1 has been available via Windows Update for a week or two, it was just pushed to the WSUS channel yesterday. Try manually syncing, you should have it now. See here for more info.
Justin, the WSUS team delays the deployment of most major updates on the assumption that their users are in companies / enterprises, and hence need a bit more lead time to ensure that updates don't have problems and to prepare for the update processs.
This blog is invaluable for keeping abreast of what they're planning: http://blogs.technet.com/b/wsus/

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Ever since I switched to Verizon FIOS from Verizon DSL a year or so ago, I've had an intermittent problem on my Windows 7 desktop machine where the system boots with no internet access and the ncsi icon in the taskbar showing a caution sign. The same system never exhibited this problem with the old DSL router. The computer is connected via ethernet (not wireless). The problem seems to occur on about 10% of system reboots.
Some googling has come up with the solution to disable and then immediately re-enable the network connection, which does seem to do the job. However, I don't want to have to keep doing this. More searching came up with this solution, but this states that it is for Vista only and Win 7 should not have the same problem. I made the change anyway, and have not had the problem since, but I just did it yesterday.
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somehow i Need to configure the ShtrePoint 2003 server with Windows 7. From where should I can download SharePoint 2003 set up ? Does is compatible with Windows 7 ?
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It's definitely not compatible with Windows 7. You can contact Microsoft to get it. If your company has a volumne licensing agreement with MS, you should still be able to get it on the VL site : https://www.microsoft.com/Licensing/servicecenter/default.aspx


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Some arguments are fallacious due to imprecise use of language. When a word, phrase, or sentence is used in different senses in course of an argument this type of fallacy is committed.
Fallacy of Equivocation:
This fallacy is committed when a key word or phrase is used with two or more different meanings in the same argument. The following arguments are guilty of committing this fallacy:
(I) "Since a criminal is a law breaker, a criminal lawyer too is a law breaker." It can be noticed that the term 'criminal' has been used in two different senses in the argument. A criminal lawyer is not a criminal.
(ii) The signboard says "fine for parking here". A driver notices the signboard and reasons as follows: "Since it is fine. I will park my vehicle here." This surely is a misinterpretation. The word 'fine' has been used in two different senses here. In the signboard 'fine' means penalty. But the driver thinks that it means 'all right'.
(iii) "Nature is governed by laws. Laws are the work of law makers. So, laws of nature are the work of some law maker." In this argument the term 'law' has been used ambiguously. It means descriptive law in the first premise but used in the sense of prescriptive law in the second. Only prescriptive laws are the work of law makers. Laws of nature are descriptive laws and not prescriptive.
(iv) Really exciting novels are rare. But rare books are expensive. So, really exciting novels are expensive. Here the word 'rare' is used in different ways in the two premises of the argument. In the first premise 'rare' means extraordinary, whereas in the second it means novels that are scarce.
The construction of a sentence sometimes allows it to have two different meanings or interpretations. Amphiboly occurs when an arguer misinterprets a sentence that is syntactically or grammatically ambiguous and goes on to draw a conclusion on this faulty interpretation. This fallacy can also occur when someone is quoted out of context. The announcement that there will be a lecture on heart attack in the auditorium may be misinterpreted to mean that the lecture will be on heart attacks which have occurred in the auditorium. The ambiguity, however, can be clearly avoided if the phrase "in the auditorium" is placed immediately after "lecture" instead of "heart attack."
The fallacy of accent occurs when emphasis is used to suggest a meaning different from the actual content of the proposition. For examples, if a teacher remarks, "Ravi has done the homework today" with undue emphasis on 'today', that might suggest that Ravi normally comes to school without doing homework.
Fallacy of Composition:
This fallacy occurs when an attribute true of the parts of something is erroneously transferred to the whole. Consider the following argument:
Each player in the team plays well.
Therefore, the whole team plays well.
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Preparing for Marine Corps PFT and OCS
Next year, probably during the fall, I will be taking the Marine Corps PFT with the hopes of qualifying for Marine OCS. Obviously other factors play into my acceptance besides the PFT, but it needs to be really good. If I get into OCS, which I would attend the following summer, I want to have a perfect score of 300 on the PFT by that time so that I am more likely to do well at OCS and get the specialty that I want.
The Marine Corps PFT consists of max pullups, max crunches in 2 minutes, and a 3-mile run. Perfect scores are 20 pullups, 100 crunches, and an 18 minute 3-mile time.
Current stats:
Age: 21
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 150 lbs
Max Pullups: 20
Max Situps in 2 minutes: 95
3-mile run: about 24 minutes (I suck at running)
Squat: 295# x 3
Deadlift: 340# x 6
Press: 135# x 3
Max Pushups in 2 minutes: 85
400m: 1:06
Running is by far my biggest weak point. I don't think that it would take me much time to get to the point where I could do 20 pullups on a bad day and I could probably do 100 crunches in 2 minutes now. I have been doing 5/3/1 with short, heavy metcons for a while now, which I like, but it's time to stop working on the things that I like and start working on the things that I need. I hate running anything over 400m, so I generally don't, and that's why my 3-mile time is crap.
My question is how would I construct a program to get my 3-mile time down to around 20 minutes or less by next fall (is that possible?) and down to 18 minutes or less by the summer of 2012? I would prefer to increase my absolute strength at the same time if that's feasible, but maintaining it would be all right as well. I want to fit pullups and pushups in too, and maybe some swimming and rucking.
Other stuff: As far as my schedule goes, for the next month (until school is over) my recovery will not be good due to inadequate sleep, food, and mobility work. I'm not working this summer, however, and I can devote as much time as needed to training, so length of workout sessions is not a problem.
Any comments and suggestions are welcome.
1. Stop caring about your absolute strength, until you have the fitness required to become an officer. Your absolute strength has little bearing on succeeding at OCS and Basic School.
Learn to love running.
2. Strength train only 1-2 days/week until your endurance is up to par.
3. Stop doing metcons, and run 4-6 days/week. You can do something like 3 slow, long jogs (60 min+) and 1-3 faster runs. The faster runs can be long, like 40 min+ or they can be shorter threshhold type runs that are 20+ min. I'd save the really long faster runs for the end of the week, so you can recover to start the next week.
4. As you get closer to OCS, you can start incorporating more intervals and hill sprints.
5. Do a lot of bodybuilding type work with sets of 10-25+ reps.
6. Read the Ultimate MMA Conditioning thread.
7. Don't try to plan everything out, and just stick with the basics of running a lot. Once your fitness has improved, people can give you more specifics.
Also, OCS has no bearing on your MOS. That is determined solely at Basic School, where you will definitely lose much of your fitness.
Pretty much what was said above....... gotta just run a lot.
Aim to just maintain strength with 1x a week, and work the rest on endurance
Strength is endurance. That's what I bank on going into my splitboard season.
My recommendation is a 21 day training week with 2 days off between strength sessions.
Running 3-4x per week.
Don't beat yourself into the ground. Recovery is most important. Manage fatigue
You know you can make the 3mi. Endurance isn't a problem. You need more speed.
Speed = Force against the ground.
Do fartleks on 2 sessions, straight run on 1 session and 1 day make an event day since the PFT is done in one shot.
I agree, ditch the met cons. maybe a proper Tabata Protocol (stationary bike) occasionally.
Running 3-4 days/week can work, but Jon should not waste time doing other stuff that isn't helpful for OCS when he has so much more to improve in his running. Especially with how competitive getting into OCS is now, I'd reckon that Jon has to get a sub-20 min 3-mile time by February at the latest to have a chance at getting selected. Too many people think they can get in running shape really quickly, and many end up paying for it. OCS can be really tough on the body, and injuries are very common. OCS has softened a lot since 07, but it's still a lot of running, humping, and walking really fast in boots with a pack on and while carrying a rifle. It's pretty hard on your lower body. This is why I say running should be Jon's #1 priority right now.
And all that speed stuff is wrong in this case. And the bodybuilding-type stuff is basically lactic and oxidative work. It has nothing to do with sarcoplasmic hypertrophy in this case. Plus, bodybuilding-type reps don't work well for hypertrophy, without lower-rep strength work, unless you're on steroids.
Thanks for the responses! I think I'll do what Donald suggested. For recovery should I plan in weeks with less mileage or just rest when I'm not recovering well?
I recommended a lot of slow jogging, which builds up your general cardio and the low threshold (low power, high aerobic capacity...which helps with general recovery intra- and inter-workout) muscle fibers in your legs.
You should be able to work up to or already do what I recommended with little trouble.
The key is to not try to work at too high an intensity for too long. You really don't need to work at too high of an intensity right now. You can maybe do one threshhold run (run about as fast as you can...like a PFT run) a week, and the other 1-2 fast runs a week can be just regular hard runs. You probably don't even need very much threshold-type work. You could probably do it just once ever 3-4 weeks if you want.
The thing is...you're not at an advanced or elite stage, so you don't need to follow any strict program to improve. Just focus on building your basic endurance, and then you can up the intensity and speed later.
To the original poster, while it is geared towards a different selection school, you might find the running progressions, core/calisthenic exercises, and philosophy of this to be useful:
I'm not sure if there is a PDF at that link, but you can google around to find one.
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We are honored to be working with Connect to Care, an initiative of UJA-Federation of New York organized to respond to the communitywide economic crisis. Connect-to-care provides employment and career-transition services, financial consulting, debt counseling, and budget assistance, legal services, and supportive counseling and spiritual care. Read more about the organization at www.ujafedny.org/connect-to-care.
We take pride in being able to assist the Salzburg International Ballet Workshops (organized by European Dance Art Salzburg, or "EDAS") in its Adopt-A-Dancer program which provides a forum to raise awareness and funding for young dancers in need of training and stage-experience to develop their skills in time for coveted auditions to international ballet companies. The Adopt-A-Dancer project is described and illustrated through multimedia presentations at www.siba-academy.com.
We are also pleased to be working with Kids X-Press, a not-for-profit organization based in Westchester County whose mission is to promote literacy among children. Through workshops available to after school programs and youth organizations and through the publication of a magazine written by children for children, Kids X-Press encourages children of all abilities to express themselves and learn how to communicate to the public. Read more about the organization at www.kidsxpress.net.
We are honored to be working with the Tails of Hope Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the field of veterinary medicine and helping to eradicate cancer and other life-threatening diseases affecting companion animals and people, on their Finding One Another project. The purpose of the Project is to gather historical data for a 10th Anniversary Tribute to the Canine Search & Rescue Community of 9/11, including contributions in the form of pictures and stories relating to the valiant efforts and sacrifices that were made by of all of the SAR, Veterinarians, VMATS, and other human-canine teams during and after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 at the remains of the World Trade Center, Freshkills Landfill, the Pentagon, and in the fields of Pennsylvania. Read more about the organization at www.tailsofhopefoundation.org and the project at www.findingoneanother.org.
Take Major Deegan Expressway (Route 87) NORTH to Exit 8 (Route 287 EAST)
Turn RIGHT onto NY-22/North Broadway
Continue on NY-22/North Broadway to Barker Avenue
Turn RIGHT onto Barker Avenue
One Barker Ave is the white building on the right side of the street
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
Take Bronx River Parkway NORTH to Exit 21 (Main Street / Route 119 / White Plains)
Turn RIGHT onto Main Street (Route-119)
Proceed under the railroad tracks and continue, in the left lane, for two blocks to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Turn LEFT on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Continue to the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Water Street/Barker Avenue
One Barker Avenue is the white building directly ahead
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
Take Henry Hudson Parkway NORTH to Exit 4 (Cross County Parkway EAST)
Continue on Cross County Parkway EAST to Exit 4 (Route 87 NORTH)
Continue on Route 87 to Exit 8 (Route 287 EAST)
Take Route 287 EAST to Exit 6 (NY-22/North Broadway)
Turn RIGHT onto NY-22/North Broadway
Continue on NY-22/North Broadway to Barker Avenue
Turn RIGHT onto Barker Avenue
One Barker Avenue is the white building on the right side of the street
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
Continue on NY-22/North Broadway to Barker Avenue
Turn RIGHT onto Barker Avenue
One Barker Ave is the white building on the right side of the street
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
After the toll, take Route 287 EAST to Exit 6 (NY-22/North Broadway)
Turn RIGHT onto NY-22/North Broadway
Continue on NY-22/North Broadway to Barker Avenue
Turn RIGHT onto Barker Avenue
One Barker Avenue is the white building on the right side of the street
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
Take 95 South to Exit 21 (Cross Westchester Expressway/287)
Take Route 287 WEST to Exit 6 (NY-22/North Broadway)
Off the exit turn LEFT on to Orchard Street
Turn LEFT onto NY-22/North Broadway
Continue on NY-22/North Broadway to Barker Avenue
Turn RIGHT onto Barker Avenue
One Barker Ave is the white building on the right side of the street
PARKING: Parking is available at the Marriott White Plains Hotel next door at 5 Barker Avenue. Additional parking is located in the municipal lot across the street from the Marriott White Plains Hotel.
Take Metro North, Harlem Line, to White Plains Train Station
Walk one block SOUTH, away from the "clock tower" at the center of the train station, to Hamilton Avenue
Turn LEFT onto Hamilton Avenue
Continue on Hamilton Avenue to North Lexington Avenue
Turn LEFT onto North Lexington Avenue
Continue on North Lexington Avenue to Water Street/Barker Avenue
One Barker Avenue is the white building directly ahead
For train schedule and fare information call 800-METROINFO or 212-532-4900 or Visit: www.mta.info/mnr.
Map from the Train Station to One Barker Avenue


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If I create a new post, the publicize option is there, but it doesn't successfully share the post on Facebook or Twitter.
On the Sharing page it shows both Facebook and Twitter as connected. And if I click the 'X' to disconnect, it fails. Instead I see: "You have successfully connected your blog with your Facebook account." ever after I clicked the disconnect option.
I even tried adding Tumblr which appeared to go through correctly, even showing the "You have successfully..." message. However once I click OK the account is there. It is not connected.
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Eircom Junior Lenders Offer 71% Debt Writedown to Avoid Wipeout
Eircom Group Ltd.'s second-lien lenders proposed writing off 71 percent of their loans, as they sought to avoid being virtually wiped out in a debt restructuring plan, two people familiar with the matter said.
The lenders, owed about 350 million euros ($446.6 million), pitched a revised offer to Eircom and its first-lien lenders this week, said the people, who declined to be identified, as the talks are private. The plan involves junior lenders writing off 250 million euros of loans in exchange for a stake of between 4 percent and 5 percent in the company. The lenders would also share in future Eircom profits.
"The board will consider the new second-lien proposal in due course," said Paul Bradley, a Dublin-based Eircom spokesman by phone. He declined to comment further.
Eircom is seeking to restructure the 3.75 billion euros it has been saddled with following five ownership changes in the past 13 years. The company, which has secured a waiver from senior lenders on its financial covenants until end-January, said last month it was proceeding with "detailed discussions" with its first-lien lenders on their restructuring plan.
The senior lenders plan involved junior lenders losing almost all they are owed, people familiar with the matter said on Nov. 30. The first-lien blueprint envisages these lenders writing off about 8 percent of their 2.36 billion euros of loans and taking full control of the company.
A spokesman for the first-lien lenders declined to comment. Andrea Hurst, a spokeswoman for New York-based Moelis & Co, the investment bank advising second-lien lenders, declined to comment.


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Business Training with Dearne Valley College
Here at DVC we have a dedicated team that find it very rewarding working closely with employers to support training that will enhance and develop the business. The team consists of 3 Business Development Officers and a Business Development Manager with a combined 40 years' worth of experience working with employers. Investing in staff can help your business be more competitive, increase profitability, improve efficiency, help retain clients and reduce costs.
Download the latest issue of the Dearne Valley College Business Bulletin HERE
The Service
- Support to look at business training needs
- Support with recruitment of Apprentices
- Free Apprenticeship advertising
- Support with job descriptions
- Pre-apprenticeship training
- Support to understand funding and grants
- Apprenticeship training - On the job training (NVQs)
- Short course and online learning
The benefits of working with Dearne Valley College...
- High standard of work-ready candidates
- Supportive and experienced team with excellent employer links
- Industry experienced trainers covering a wide range of sectors
- Flexible approach to suit your business needs
- Roll on roll off starts to meet your recruitment demands - Minimum disruption to the workplace
- Full Apprenticeship recruitment package available
Here's what our customers say...
"The quality of Apprentices that DVC have provided me with are excellent, they are keen to work, learn and keep their jobs. The staff at DVC have been most helpful towards me and my Apprentices". James Fisher , Fisher Plastering
"Wathwood hospital has used DVC for in-house training for over 10 years with great success. We find the staff from DVC to be friendly and supportive. Their reliability has allowed us to look at training being offered to our patients, as well as staff, in catering and housekeeping which we introduced successfully last year with good results. The training has given knowledge, confidence and life skills required to successfully progress within their working environment." Mavis Drew, Wathwood Hospital
"The staff are very patient, reliable and competent. The course was not rushed and staff were able to work at their own pace. By completing the course, our staff are more aware of procedures and we have not had as many accidents". Mary Turner, Sheffield Hallam University
Competence Courses
Dearne Valley College can help you discover which courses are best for your business and your staff. This course list is not exhaustive; therefore if you have some specific training in mind, contact Dearne Valley College.
|Activity Leadership
|Level 2
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|Early Years Educator
|Level 3
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|Level 2 and 3
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|Level 1 and 2
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|Level 2
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|Level 2 and 3
|Instructing Exercise & Fitness
|Level 2
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|Level 2
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|Level 2
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|Principles of Dementia Care
|Level 2
|Professional Cookery
|Level 2
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|Safe Handling of Medicines
|Level 2
|Supporting Teaching and Learning in School
|Level 1 and 2
|Team Leading
|Level 2
Apprenticeships are a training opportunity using both competence and knowledge qualifications as well as on the job training. They enable businesses to develop their own workforce by having a fresh approach, seeing business growth and a return on investment by employing an apprentice. You may also be eligible for some funding to support you to provide this opportunity. We provide you with talented and passionate, young people, with whom you can mould into exactly the employee you need them to be.
Business Administration
Customer Service
Food Production and Cooking
General Construction Operations
Glass and Glazing
Health and Social Care
IT Technician
Light Motor Vehicle
Building Maintenance Operations
Motor vehicle Body Repair
Painting and Decorating
Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools
Team Leading
Tiling (Floor and Wall)
DVC can support you by:
- Creating a job description to attract the best candidates
- Advertise the vacancy FREE OF CHARGE on the National Apprenticeships and DVC websites
- Shortlist the applications according to your requirements
- Provide an interview panel (if required)
An Apprenticeship consists of three elements (Competence, Knowledge and Functional Skills), all of which provide your employee with the underpinning skills and qualifications needed to excel in their job role.
Call 01709 513147 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Recruit an apprentice
• Almost 9 in 10 of every employer that takes on an apprentice report benefits to their business
• 70% reported that apprenticeships improved their productivity or the quality of their product or service
• The National Audit Office has estimated that for every pound of government investment in apprenticeships, the economy gets £18 back
Download Employer Support Pack
Download Key Facts about Apprenticeships
The benefits of employing an Apprentice
- Develop a workforce that are trained to your companies working practices. - Develop a highly skilled workforce who work to standards that are specified by the relevant industry bodies. - Develop your business's skill base and offers progression routes for your workforce. - Reduce the recruitment cost of casual labour and reduce your staff turnover rate. - Grow and develop your workforce. - Demonstrate your company's commitment to social responsibility by investing in young people. - Access support from a skilled and experienced Training Officer/Assessor.
Grants for small businesses
Grants are available to any South Yorkshire employer with fewer than 100 staff that meets certain criteria. The new local grant scheme for South Yorkshire is known as GAP. GAP grants are available to employers offering any apprenticeship where:
• The apprentice's workplace is in South Yorkshire (Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham or Sheffield)
• The employer has no more than 100 employees
• The employer has not employed more than two apprentices in the last 12 months.
• The newly employed apprentice is aged from 16 to 24 years old.
Up to four GAP grants are available over a 12 month period to any employer meeting the eligibility criteria. GAP grants are payable directly to employers, but the application process needs to be initiated by a training provider that offers apprenticeships to employers in South Yorkshire. The value of the GAP grant varies depending upon your sector with the minimum amount being £1120 and the maximum being £2450.
On program Survey 2015
96% of apprentices said the training is helping their development
93% of apprentices would recommend DVC to a friend.


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So after a misunderstanding, I made the lethal error of changing a WordPress site's URL in the general settings of the WP admin dashboard.
Of course, I got the 'site not found' message and am unable to log back into the WP admin. 404 errors all around.
So, after reading a ton of posts on this forum about restoring the website, I changed the URL back to the original directly in the database, as per these instructions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL#Changing_the_URL_directly_in_the_database
But it's still the same problem. Also, the site I created was built on a temporary URL provided by Bluehost. Not sure if that might be complicating things.
Any help appreciated.


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I use the "Article Plugin" functionality of PDF24. This should only be listed at the end of an article, which works for the single pages. For some articles on the blog I use the <!--more--> tag. Per default, the PDF24 text does also show up there, which makes no sense then the PDF contains just this snipped / preview.
Question, how can I remove the PDF text from this preview when using the <!--more--> tag?


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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) -
Advocates of bringing World Heritage status
to historic Savannah haven't given up on the proposal.
At least 40
people attended a forum Saturday on bringing World Heritage site
status to the city's historic downtown. There are 878 such sites
around the world - 20 of them in the U.S.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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A blend of Microencapsulated Retinol and AHA's encourage skin renewal to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections while evening skin tone. This rich, exfoliating and multitasking cream gently resurfaces and hydrates the skin. Define exfoli¬ates multiple layers of the skin while delivering 2% AGP Complex deep into the skin.SKIN TYPE/SKIN CONCERN:Non-ReactiveDryDehydratedHyperpigmentedPhotodamagedL-Lactic AcidKEY INGREDIENTSMicroencapsulated Retinol Complex | The gold standard of age defianceChirally Correct L-Lactic Acid, L-Malic Acid, L-Tartaric Acid | A triple hydroxy acid and cocktail that gently exfoliates while revealing the look of smoother even-toned skin
Day & Night: Apply a small amount to freshly cleansed and toned skin 2-4 times weekly as part of your nightly regimen. Use as tolerated. Follow with a moisturizer if further hydration is needed.
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Has anyone experienced spending a night in this filthy cabin, which in no way corresponds to the website description? We are used to very rustic accomodation and its remoteness in the forest is attractive, but although having no comfort for 40 $ is acceptable (no electricity, no bathroom), sleeping in an untidy cabin with food and other leftovers is not. It seems that the owner never does any cleaning of the cabin between two guests. And the impression you get is one of insalubrity.
The access through the main house (an indescribable mess) should actually deter you from going further to the cabin. Quite a pity considering the nice natural environment!


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Video: The Concert Corner - Recapping Soundgarden and Yo La Tengo
From Soundgarden's first local concert in nearly 20 years to Yo La Tengo's terrific show at Turner Hall Saturday, it was a big weekend of music in Milwaukee. For this week's Concert Corner chat with CineStars' Brittany Umar, I take a look back at those shows and look ahead to some of the concerts this weekend.
If you prefer the written word, you can read my Tengo review and my Soundgarden review (which includes the setlist, and a Spotify playlist of the songs in the order they were played). »Read Full Blog Post
Five singers declared winners in local Met Opera auditions
Five singers were selected by judges to advance to the next round at Saturday's Wisconsin District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
Countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim, mezzo-soprano Corrie Stallings, soprano Caitlin Ruby Miller, tenor Ian D. Koziar and tenor Joe Shadday will compete at the Upper Midwest Regional in St. Paul, Minn. The five vocalists also won $2,000 each. »Read Full Article
'Belle of Amherst' best when profiling Dickinson's poetry
Walt Whitman may have rightly claimed that his poetry contains multitudes, but Emily Dickinson can stake an equally valid claim to being America's greatest poet.
She is also the hardest one to know. Harold Bloom once wrote that no poet "seems so separate from us as Dickinson," adding that "we have no accurate approaches to her." »Read Full Article


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This question already has an answer here:
Is there a way to force a specific program to use less than 100% processor time even when the CPU would be idle otherwise?
Using process priority, we can adjust how much resources a given program consumes in relation to other programs.
If the process priority of a program is set to 'below normal', the program will consume less CPU time while other programs require those resources.
However when the the processor is otherwise idle, a program may utilize the CPU at 100% regardless of its process priority; thus increasing power consumption and heat.
I would like to reduce the cpu use of certain programs under these circumstances, depending on whether these programs currently have focus.
For example I would like to force Firefox to use at most 1% of the CPU whenever it has lost focus for more than 1 minute.
Is there any way to do that?
(There may be specific solutions to find and unload resource intensive tabs in Firefox, but I am mainly looking for a general solution that works for all programs)


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Train Derails In Western Wisconsin; Alcohol Tankers Leaking Into Miss. RiverA BNSF train derailed Saturday morning just north of the Wisconsin city of Alma, according to the Buffalo County Sheriff's Office. WCCO confirms that 32 cars derailed, 10 of which are empty auto carriers. Several of the other cars are tankers carrying denatured alcohol -- two of which have tipped into the Mississippi River and are leaking from vents atop the cars.
Agencies Investigate Student's Dumbwaiter DeathFederal and state regulators have launched separate investigations into the death of a Winona State University gymnast who died while working at a restaurant in western Wisconsin. The body of 21-year-old Brooke Baures was found in a food elevator at WingDam Saloon and Grill in Fountain City Monday night.
MN Man Killed In Wis. Snowmobile AccidentA 28-year-old man from St. Charles was killed Friday afternoon in a snowmobile accident in Buffalo County, Wis., authorities said.


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Controllable Atomization for Supercritical Combustion
Award Information
Small Business Information
5315 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Atlanta, GA, 30341
Principal Investigator:
John Amaya
Modeling Engineer
(678) 287-2421
Modeling Engineer
(678) 287-2421
Business Contact:
Andrew Hunt
(678) 287-2402
(678) 287-2402
Research Institution:
R. P Hart III
505 Tenth Street
Atlanta, GA, 30332
(404) 385-6692
Nonprofit college or university
R. P Hart III
505 Tenth Street
Atlanta, GA, 30332
(404) 385-6692
Nonprofit college or university
AbstractnGimat Co., in collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology, and the Wright-Patterson AFB Air Force Research Laboratory, proposes to develop a fuel injection method and advanced numerical simulation tools for injection of fuel at supercritical conditions in aero-propulsion combustors. This project is designed to accelerate understanding and commercialization of transcritical and supercritical fuel injection and fuel-air mixing technology for improved performance and thermal management of jet engines. These goals have been identified by the Integrated High Performance Turbine Engine Technology (IHPTET) program as pivotal technologies for the U.S. to maintain/extend its global competitive position in aircraft and missile systems. The injection of fuel at a supercritical thermodynamic state into a high-pressure environment is an increasingly important research area, since high heat sink fuel cooling technology will provide a path to enhance performance with current materials in advanced fighter aircraft and can play a key role in emission-reduction strategies in commercial aircraft. Successful development of injection methods and numerical simulation tools will facilitate a clear path to incorporate this technology into future products such as the Joint Strike Fighter.
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If you are like most students, you probably have to earn at least some money to keep up with living expenses.
You may even need to earn wages to offset some of the costs of your tuition and other educational expenses.
This means getting, at the very least, a part-time job.
Some students are able to balance work and school with no issues.
However, these students often do not have challenging class schedules, nor do they have particularly challenging jobs.
If you are in rigorous classes, if you work many hours per week, or if you have a job that is mentally or physically taxing, balancing work and studying becomes a big task to overcome. Don't be discouraged. Many people have made it through college while also working. Click Here to Read Article …Popular search terms for this article:
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