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Detroit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's Getting close to a memorable weekend at the > Bogue! The Fly By Night Crew has been working hard > to bring you the best glow round you have ever > played!!! If you have seen the glow round at the > Howler than you know what I'm talking about. This > event will be even bigger and brighter!!! &by Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
wayneacree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Joe_Kool Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ^ ... Agreed. > > > > > > A loved one got into the world of the herbal > plant > > everyone seems to think is so harmless. All > their > > friends down played it and didn't mattby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
^ ... Agreed. A loved one got into the world of the herbal plant everyone seems to think is so harmless. All their friends down played it and didn't matter what I tried to tell/show them their friends knew better. Fast forward 2 years and they come to realize exactly how mind-numbing it was and there's a LOT about that year of their life they can't even remember. Yes in the grand scheme of iby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
You have mine but I'll post here so everything is in 1 location for you. Large Thanks ;-)by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
really depends on intensity and wavelength of the green honestly. There are some greens that really mess with it and others that don't. Red light is the best for not messing with your normal adjusted nighttime vision but isn't as good at lighting up the area. A good rule of thumb, the more an area is lit up, the more it affects your vision in the darkness and the longer it will take your eyes toby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Try it strapped to the pole on a basket and strapped to the bottom of the basket it's self on another and see which lights better, I'd also try one strapped inside the chastity belt (if you have innova baskets. That would mask most of the "direct" viewing of the LED's and give indirect lighting to players which will help them see better when they're in lower light areas. I find thby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Funny ... I'm a tinkerer by nature so it's kinda what I do. Glad to help ;-)by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Thanks for the help Ryanby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
hudd ... don't forget what happened the last time the Tide tried to roll SC ... if Mizzou falters with A&M you may have to eat those 2 "scores"by Joe_Kool - Off Topic Discussion
Could you tie or strap them to the bottom of the basket its slef or to the top of the basket which ever would light up the surrounding area and still light enough of the target for putting?by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
I wasn't trying to stir anything up here. I know you posted results up on the 7th of November ... I pulled out the top 6 in MPO that seemed to have some confused on the 19th of Nov and yet there were still questions about payouts and such which were partially answered on the 22nd and we've still yet to see anything posted on the results page for a tournament that took place 12/13 OCTOBER. Iby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
Steve, I'm assuming here but, since the Mango results are STILL not up on the results page, the folks that do that step are still waiting on something from you. Again assuming here, they don't want/like/aren't going to accept what you have posted in this thread above and want something sent directly to them as posted in the "tournament result posting" thread showing to whom to sendby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
Bud ... the payout isn't there. Scores are their and match the corrections I did above to try adn get the mango loaded in the SN scores but the prize thing is what was being asked about and I was not able to dig anything up around here showing it.by Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
I have no idea there as far as the pay outs? First place for Advanced Masters got a granite slab trophy, 1 champion and 1 blizard tourney stamped disc from the 2012 <- yes 2012 ... Mango tournament. Whatever that adds up to. I think Cameron got ~1500 cash maybe a bit more. Seems like 2nd was ~1200 but I've slept a lot since then. I may know someone with a pic of the payout chart that was puby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
final 9 is in there for the final 9 players ... they're just in "score order" including the final 9 ... not winner order these guys should be at the top: MPO Cameron Colglazier 48 47 51 30 176 MPO Nikko Locastro 52 48 52 27 179 MPO Richard Wysocki 52 51 51 26 180 MPO Bradley Williams 49 48 51 35 183 MPO Devan Owens 47 51 54 31 183 MPO David Feldberg 52 53 50 33 188 nowby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
BRIAN B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 830a.m tee time should be interesting.adv masters > loaded with good players again.wish I was > eligible.I predict Lee davidson as the champ.Good > luck to you all. looking at his '13 history ... and overall history I should hope so. Once, "if", rating ever take effect it'll be interesting toby Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
BMB ... you play ball golf at all? if so, self-explanatory. If not I'll try ... Driver golf... longest club in your bag, typically only hit off the tee, decent players can take it off the deck for longer fairway shots if needed. disc golf ... very wide rimmed "fast" discs made for long distance throws, typically tee shots or LONG approach shots Fairway golf "fby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Thanks for clearing that up Eric and Crew... It makes sense that the PDGA uses "calendar year" since their series runs Jan to Dec. For whatever reason SN goes May to June so it would make sense if the age restrictions did the same. That's just one voice though.by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Dan, I think it was meant to read "season" ... if you're going to turn 40 that season you can play in advanced masters. I just made that transition last season but my birth month was July so it wasn't as big a deal for me. PM Eric Day and some of the other board members as I'm sure that would be something easily fixable in the SN rules since I'm sure (almost sure anyway) that was thby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
One post defending my nomination that someone else put on blast because they had unreasonable expectations does not equal a pissing contest. I've seen the pissing contests that go on around here ;-)by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Usm, I'm really not sure at this point. "Nominations" are typicially used to get a group of names that are complied and then voted on seperatly for election/selection for specific positions/awards. Again that's how things would normally be ...by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Ryan, you're seriously complaining about payout on a tournament that you payed $26 to bag, I mean enter, in intermediate (would have placed 2nd in advanced) when you're players pack alone was worth more than the cost of entry?!?! Structure? Are you talking about the payout structure or tournament structure? The format was phenomenal payout was what it was due the low entry fees. Count in theby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
I have to miss this one. I'll be TDY (deployed) during the tournament. Was looking forward to giving Advanced Masters a run! Maybe next year.by Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information
Tyler Searle ... TD for the Dynamic Discs Dangerous Doubles at Ferry park and the guy that put on the 2 disc challenges across the southeastern US this past spring.by Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Joe_Kool Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry to cause such a stir ...I simply answered a > question that was asked and gave some asked for > insight. > > > "Nominations" by definition are just that a > nomination. One would think that a single > nomination for an individual for a particular > category would sufficby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Gary Wagoner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's the deal, David. Novice i.e "Beginner". > The Novice division is for folks who have been > seeing other people playing and want to get their > feet wet in a tournament. No pressure...first > time out...see how you like it. Once you have > played in one tournament, or maybe tby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Sorry to cause such a stir ...I simply answered a question that was asked and gave some asked for insight. "Nominations" by definition are just that a nomination. One would think that a single nomination for an individual for a particular category would suffice and further nominations for said individual would be redundant and superfluous would they not? That being said, I willby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
Bluff Magee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Were you making a point Mr. Cool? "Anyway I digress ... back to the point the states supposedly involved are listed at the very top of the webpage but in reality only about 4 or 5 states are "really" involved and within those states ... maybe about 4 or 5 main cities breathing life into SN. Thoseby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
tmad1004 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What all states are involved in southern > nationals? I don't hear too much about Georgia > disc golf, Tennessee, north and South Carolina, > Texas.....keep in mind I'm talking southern > nationals not pdga. If you look up at the very top of the page you'll see the list of 10 states that have someby Joe_Kool - General Discussion
registered today! Hopefully I'll play better than I did at last years tourney B-)by Joe_Kool - SN Tournament Information


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I"ve taken the blue pill for an edge, an edge like a hot knife thru butter. Seriously though, it causes bad side effects...headache, sinus congestion, back pain and blurred vision. Worth it to keep the woman happy but hardly feel like playing any sports except hide the salami.
Can you imagine the disaster if Arod was taking Viagra before games?
I wondered where that 'rooster' mentality came from???
This takes the phrase "playing hard" to a whole new level.
Unless this advice comes from Doctors Willie Johnson or Peter Wang, that's hard to swallow. A lot to take in at one time.
@AlanHayesKillen Purple grape juice? Really? I hadn't heard that one.
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"Soft Knocks" wasn't because of Viagra, it was because of Jets participation.
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Step 1 Using me & my BIG ideas™ Pocket Pages™ page protectors, slide three 4"x6" photos into top right and left and bottom right pockets.
Step 2 Slide "Hey, It's Your Day" 4"x6" themed card into bottom left pocket.
Step 3 Slide "Happy Birthday" 3"x4" card into top center pocket.
Step 4 Slide polka dot 3"x4" card just below.
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Park Tool Tire Lever Set - TL-1 $2.95
Make tire changes easier.
We have learned the hard way the things that do not substitute for a tire lever: Metal spoon, screwdriver, fingers, floor pump thumblock, prayer and much more. The humble tire lever, in this case the Park Tool TL-1 Set-of-3 Tire Levers, is something so simple yet so vital for happy & self-sufficient bike riding. They're good for helping you fix countless flats thanks to their durable nylon construction. They are tough to bend and even tougher to break, but likewise they peel back the bead of your clincher tire without doing a whit of damage to your rim. Don't leave them behind because if you do and you flat you are totally screwed.
The TL-1 is a 3-pack of levers. You can loan one and lose one because you really only need one to fix a flat. There are a few wheels out there (Campagnolo rims come to mind) where the tire fit is so tight you may need 2.
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they're tire levers
skinny cyclist
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Simply put, they are solid levers that last a long time.
Value Levers
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I look at tire levers as consumables... The main reason is because I always lose them! These work just fine -- they aren't amazing, but they don't snap after a few uses like other plastic levers I've used. And with three levers that snap together, you get a lot for your buck. Break one, and who cares? Break a second (or lose it like me!), and you have time to order some more!
Works, kinda
Andrew McKee
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I'd look for another set of more robust levers if you are looking for something to use on a daily basis. This will snap when working on tighter beads, like performance road tires or downhill casings. Or you can order a bucket full and be sure to wear eye protection.
good value
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
For the price, these are great, especially the wide/flat end of them. Easy to wedge under the bead of the tire without pinching the tube, and easy to separate the tire from the rim with 2 of them. 2 has been sufficient for all the jobs I've had to do, I just leave the third at home, it's not any more useful to me on the road or trail.
One drawback is the skinny end of the lever. They get shredded if you do anything substantial with them. Not really worth it. They should have just left that off and saved the plastic. For the other end though, worth getting some.
really sturdy
Bernardo Gomez
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These levers are REALLY sturdy. They never feel clumsy or that they might break.
Good Levers
Chris Huntley
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Does what is should. Little bit skinnier lever seems like it's a little easier to get under the bead than wider styles. Only complaint is that it doesn't come with a lifetime warranty like Pedros. That being said, these levers feel really solid to me, but other people seem to break them a lot.
Amanda Batty
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These babies are okay. Not the worst tire levers I've used, but certainly not the best... They tend to bend and break used with stiff hoops and tough beads, and cracking knuckles and cursing while changing your tires is never a good time. However, for the price? They make one hell of a handy back up when you discover them at the bottom of your riding bag under the granola bars. Never hurts to have extras.
Fine within limits...
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I own a roadie w 700x25 tires, and a mountain bike on which I periodically change tire sizes. The roadie tires are a cinch - a gentle swipe with just one of these will do fine. But if your considering these for a mtn. bike bike tire size above 2.1", you probably want to get something more substantial. I had no problem getting 1.9" tires off the rim when needed, can just about manage on the 2.1", but these are absolutely hopeless on the 2.3" Kendas - can't get more than one lever secured. I am going to try some quality metal levers to see if that does the trick.
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Update: I correct as follows: nothing to do with the tire size but rather the bead type. the 2.35 Kendas mentioned before are wire bead which is what makes them hard to budge w. these levers. As long as your tires are foldable then you're fine. Had no problems getting 2.4" Nobby Nics (foldable) on and off with these!
Pretty good
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These are tough to beat for the price and weight. I have some Cutter levers that are really heavy compared to these. I have broken a couple of these on super tight tires, but if you have normal fitting tires, these will be just fine.
Better levers out there
Devlin O
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These are probably the worst set of levers I've used. The really don't have any bite to them and don't do a very good job removing the tire from the wheels. The few times I've used them, I keep pulling and jamming to try and get them to work, finally someone else I'll be riding with will just pull out a better set. For $3 who cares, but you'd think Park would put their name behind something a bit better.
Works great for emergencies
Member since
These tire levers work great, however, they tend to bend and break after multiple uses if you have stubborn tires. On the bright side, they are a lot safer for your rims, tubes and tires than a screwdriver is.
Better than a stick!
David Platt
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You need to carry them. You like blue. What else do you need? Won't mess up your snazzy rims, and won't cut up your hands. Yeah, you need 2 for those nasty Easton rims too - and you might break one while cursing and yelling to just get over the damn rim woulda!! - so better carry all 3. If these aren't enough work on your hand strength and technique - or buy metal levers.
Small and Handy
Kyle Stephens
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These little guys do the job well. They haven't broken yet like our Park levers in the shop that brake soo easily. They are also a great size to put in a seat bag or jersey pocket. Will definetly buy these again.
Gets the Job Done
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These guys get the job done, but they're really nothing special as tire levers go. A little chunky but not bad at all, and reasonably tough but not exceptionally so. In the course of last season I broke two of these. The shape is nice, though the hooked side is prone to breaking, especially on particularly tight rims or tight new tires. My old Continental levers (which were just a flat piece of plastic) lasted much longer and took up less space in the pocket, and I have yet to find levers shaped as usefully as my old Specialized Pry Babies. But hey, for $2.50, these get the job done just fine, won't dent your rims, and help you not be that guy who rides without the means to change his own tire. And being that guy sucks.
GREAT especially for the price.
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I have no complaints! Cheap and durable! Not sure why you need 3 but oh well I'll take it!
Never leave home without them
Dose Dependent - Alvin
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Really, never leave home without them. In this world of carbon bikes, wheels, and superlight blah, these tire levers might separate you from getting home for dinner time instead of sitting on the side of the road waiting for a car ride home. Also, there cheap as dirt. Buy a few.
Hey, lever alone
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It's a tire lever. How much could you really want to know about it? They work just fine. Hopefully, you won't have to use them all that much anyway.
No problems
Brendan Gibson
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I've had these for over a year, changed plenty of flats without a problem. They stick together pretty well, too.
Just get 'em!
Allen Briggs
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Wow. For under 3 bucks, these can make or break a ride. Don't be stuck out on the trail with a flat without these. They work as designed, and you get 3, so if you lose one, you are still with a set.
Handy yet supple.
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Get these and it will make your tire changing a bit easier. Seriously, $2.50, come on.
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AUGUSTA, GA – In preparation for the 2010
baseball season, the Peach Belt Conference released the 11-member
preseason All-Conference team from the league office on Thursday
The team was selected by the conference head coaches and features players from eight of the 12 baseball-playing schools in the Peach Belt. North Georgia leads the way with three honorees as Andre Airich, Jordan Erisman, and Daniel Petitti were all named to the preseason squad.
A 2009 First-Team Peach Belt All-Conference and Second-Team ABCA/Rawlings All-Region performer, Andre Airich hit .386 last season with 10 home runs, 63 runs batted in, and 143 total bases. Airich ranked in the top 10 in the Peach Belt Conference in hits, runs scored, runs batted in, total bases, doubles, and slugging percentage. He was second in the conference with 20 doubles and started all 58 games for the Saints. The Roswell, Ga., native had 15 games with three hits or more and had 28 multiple hit games and 17 multiple RBI games.
Jordan Erisman hit .326 during the 2009 season with nine home runs, 36 runs batted in, and 11 doubles as a true freshman while starting all 58 games for the Saints. The Lawrenceville, Ga., native had seven of his 11 doubles in conference games, and hit four home runs and drove in 16 runs against Peach Belt Conference schools. Erisman had seven games with three hits or more, and held a 15-game hitting streak during the season while driving in multiple runs on seven occasions, and adding multiple hit games 19 times. ¬
Daniel Petitti was named to the 2009 ABCA/Rawlings All-Southeast Region Gold Glove Team after committing just three errors for a .992 fielding percentage behind the plate. He threw out 21 base stealers and picked up 10 runners while batting .258 with six home runs, seven doubles, and 31 runs batted in.
North Georgia's 50-game slate opens February 5th, hosting Pfeiffer University for a three-game weekend series, while the regular season will wrap up in St. Augustine, Florida, taking on Flagler College for a trio of games.
North Georgia opens Peach Belt Conference action on February 27, hosting UNC Pembroke for a three-game slate, before traveling to Milledgeville, Ga., the following weekend for a trio of games against in-state rival GCSU.
1b – Seth Kivett, UNC
2b – Andre Airich, North Georgia
3b – Jordan Erisman, North Georgia
SS – Barret Kleinknecht, Francis Marion
C – Daniel Pettiti, North Georgia
OF – Bud Lanier, Lander
OF – Alex Montes, Columbus State
OF – Alex Wyche, Armstrong Atlantic State
DH – Travis Howard, USC Aiken
SP – Matt McGovern, UNC Pembroke
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Note: Enrollment in 300- and 400-level management information systems courses requires admission to the School of Business or permission of the department chair.
MIS 200 Business Problem Solving using Software 1 TO 3Using designated software package(s) to solve problems and facilitate business decision making. Winter and Summer Sessions.
MIS 201 Introduction to Management Information Systems 3The course provides the background necessary for understanding the role of information systems in organizations and for using computer tools and technology in solving business problems. Topics include organizational foundations of information systems, technical foundations of information systems, building information systems, and the management of information.
MIS 210 Application Program Development I 3Prereq.: MIS 201 (C- or higher). An introduction to computer programming in a business environment. Emphasis on the fundamentals of structured program design, development, testing, implementation, and documentation of common business-oriented applications using COBOL. Discussion and application of top-down design strategies and structured programming techniques for designing and developing problem solutions.
MIS 220 Contemporary Business Applications Development I 3Prereq.: MIS 201 (C- or higher). Introduction to contemporary approaches to application development in a business environment. Emphasis on program design, development, testing, implementation, and documentation of business applications.
MIS 251 International Studies in Information Systems 3The goal of this course is to expose students to various information systems topics and to allow them to develop comparative understanding of information systems between different countries. This course does not count toward the MIS major. Irregular.
MIS 300 Project Management for Business 3Prereq.: MIS 201 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair, and admission to the upper division of the Business School. Effective practices for management of business projects. Topics include definition and organization of projects; techniques for optimizing time, resources and cost; use of Information Technology tools for project management support.
MIS 305 E-Business 3Prereq.: MIS 201 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair. Focuses on conducting e-business activities, including e-commerce, e-business models, and processes in organizations. Technology infrastructure, global, social, ethical, privacy, security as well as planning, designing, developing, and maintaining a web site.
MIS 312 Contemporary Business Applications Development II 3Prereq.: MIS 220 (C- or higher). Emphasizes program design, development, testing implementation, and documentation of business applications. Window and web applications, data access, security, and exchange will be covered.
MIS 315 Database Management Systems 3Prereq.: MIS 201 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair. Emphasizes the importance of data management in business. Design, develop and implement database systems for organizational needs. Sample topics include: relational databases, data modeling, SQL, and database administration. Design and implementation of a major database project.
MIS 361 Systems Analysis and Design for Business 3Prereq.: MIS 315 (can be taken concurrently; C- or higher) or permission of department chair. Development of business application systems using structured and object-oriented analysis and design. Use of modeling techniques and CASE tools. Evaluation of system choices via business analysis methods. Includes information systems architecture, enterprise modeling, and ethical issues.
MIS 400 Business Analytics and Decision Support 3Prereq.: MIS 315 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair, and admission to the upper division of the Business School. Investigation of methodologies, tools, and processes that support business decisions. Topics include decision making processes, data warehousing, data mining, text and web mining, and business performance management. Fall.
MIS 410 Business-Driven Infrastructure Design 3Prereq.: MIS 361 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair. Introduce networking concepts. Integrates technical and business needs analysis with network component selection and Internet technologies. Design and price a portion of a large enterprise network. Uses a business case approach with Network Analysis and Design methods. Spring.
MIS 450 Enterprise Strategies and Transformations 3Prereq.: MIS 361 (C- or higher) or permission of department chair. Organizational transformations are critical for continued market success in an increasingly complex and dynamic global environment. Emphasizes integrative strategies spanning all business functions which are needed by evolving and established enterprises.
MIS 460 Emerging Technologies for Business 3Prereq.: Senior standing. Analysis of current topics and developments in emerging technologies. Application of these technologies to support decision-making in enterprises. Design of alternate information systems and strategies. May be repeated under a different topic to a maximum of 6 credits. Irregular.
MIS 462 IT Project Management and System Implementation 3IT best project management practices. Topics include IT project organization, management, and implementation; vendor-client relationships; communication with stakeholders; and working with local and virtual teams. Group project related to implementation of an Information System. Spring.
MIS 494 Independent Study in Management Information Systems 3 TO 6Prereq.: MIS 315 and MIS 361 (B or higher) and senior standing. Special study or research projects. Progress and performance are monitored and evaluated by a qualified MIS faculty advisor. May be repeated with different topics for a maximum of 6 credits. On demand.
MIS 496 Practicum in Management Information Systems 3Prereq.: MIS 315 and MIS 361 (both with grades of B or higher)and senior standing; or permission of department chair. Students work on a real-world project under the direct supervision of a faculty advisor. Projects may be sponsored by a host organization. Student performance is monitored and evaluated in relation to conditions set forth in an approved Special Project Request Form. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits. On demand.
MIS 498 Information and Decision Sciences Seminar 3Prereq.: MIS 315 and MIS 361 (both with grades of C- or higher) and senior standing. An examination of the current trends in the theory and business practices of information and decision sciences. On demand.
MIS 501 Managing the IT Value Proposition 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Examines IT management from the practical, technical and theoretical aspects of information systems. Introduces information systems concepts and their implication for management of technology. Socio-technical and behavioral issues are examined.
MIS 502 Business Payoff of Information Technology & Systems 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Examines effective methods for competitive advantage through information systems and methods for sustainable payoff of IT. Impact of information technologies/systems on conducting business in a dynamic, global environment including sourcing options, virtual community and work patterns.
MIS 510 Managing Data Communications & Networking 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Provides technology overview of data networking and telecommunications in context of Information Systems management issues. Business cases stress strategies for successful design, implementation and maintenance of large-scale networked information systems, management of digital networks. On demand.
MIS 515 Data Management 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Concepts, principles, issues, and techniques for managing corporate data resources. Techniques for managing the design and development of large database systems. Data warehousing, data mining, and database administration will be emphasized. On demand.
MIS 550 Information Technology Policy and Strategy 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Strategic use of enterprise information systems and technology for the evolving and changing global marketplace. Development and implementation of policies and plans to achieve the alignment of information systems, technology and enterprise goals. On demand.
MIS 561 International Management Information Systems 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Examination of the role of information technology in today's business environment. Includes both theoretical perspectives as well as case studies custom-developed from international enterprises. Irregular.
MIS 565 Information Systems Analysis and Design 3 Prereq.: Admission to MS-CIT or permission of department chair. Information systems development methods and analysis and design techniques with a focus on object-oriented analysis and design. Evaluation and selection of systems development, analysis and design methodologies including JAD, RAD, UML, and object-oriented approaches. On demand.
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Budget Accommodation Asia Sri Lanka Negombo
Negombo is located at the mouth of a lagoon with the same name, about 37 kilometres north of Colombo. It has nice sandy beaches and good hotels. Most tourists use the town for the first or the last night of their stay in Sri Lanka as it is only about 7 kilometres from Bandaranaike International Airport.
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Expensive room but very near the bus stand in negombo. The room is not very clean. I think the price is not real to the service provided. Is possible to use the fridge and some kitchen items. If you need to stay there to take the bus the next day is a good alternative, if not, I would go to the beach to look for a more cheap place. ... more
A friendly, clean, family run guesthouse, conveniently located along the main strip in Negombo. ... more
Good value for money and a fairly spacious room with hot water and a nice balcony. It was hard to tell if the bedclothes had been freshly washed or not but the rest of the room was clean. The guesthouse is located in a reasonably convenient location, around a 15-20 minute walk from most of the restaurants. Service in the guesthouse was good. ... more
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Probably you can chill out in Negombo area which is close to airport....Night life? i doubt very much in Negombo.There are many hotels in this area. This area is a bit far from the city and takes about 1hr to reach the city. Incidentally, since you will be visiting in Dec, please check visa ...
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Meghan Daum
Meghan Daum is the author of the essay collection My Misspent Youth (Open City, 2001) and the novel The Quality of Life Report (Viking, 2003.) Known for her provocative and insightful observations about cultural and social issues, Meghan has written for numerous publications, including The New Yorker, Harper's, GQ, and Vogue. Her essays have appeared in countless anthologies and are taught in many college classrooms. She has also contributed features to The Los Angeles Times calendar section.
Meghan's voice has been heard in commentaries and features on National Public Radio's Morning Edition, This American Life, and Marketplace. A frequent reader and lecturer at venues around the country, Meghan has taught nonfiction writing at New York University and at California Institute for the Arts, where she was a visiting artist in 2004.
After living for several years in New York City, Meghan moved to Nebraska in 1999, where she lived on a farm and wrote The Quality of Life Report. In 2003, she moved to Los Angeles, where she wrote the screenplay adaptation of that novel and continued to write essays. More information can be found at www.meghandaum.com.


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Steve Spurrier, when he was funning and gunning his way to Southeastern Conference dominance at the University of Florida, used to always have a religious rallying cry after especially big victories:
"God has smiled on Gators."
On Thursday, Tim Tebow, another iconic UF alumnus, sent an even broader, more benevolent message.
God not only smiles on the Gators, he smiles on the Seminoles, too. And the Catholics. And the Mormons. And the Jews. And the Muslims. And the heterosexuals. And the homosexuals.
God roots for everybody and turns his back on no one.
At least that's how I choose to interpret Tebow's decision Thursday to cancel his scheduled April appearance at the First Baptist Church of Dallas, where head pastor Robert Jeffress preaches a message of hate and intolerance. I wrote about this issue in Wednesday's Sentinel and wondered why Tebow would agree to speak at this particular church and provide a tacit endorsement of Jeffress, who has spewed hate language against seemingly everybody who doesn't believe exactly what he believes.
Jeffress once called Muslims and Mormons the followers of religions born "from the pit of Hell." He attacked Catholicism, calling it a "counterfeit religion" perpetuated on the world by the "genius of Satan." He said President Obama is "paving the way for the future reign of the anti-Christ." He has portrayed the gay population as "perverse" child molesters who represent "a degradation of a person's mind."
Said Tebow in a classy statement released on his website Thursday: "While I was looking forward to sharing a message of hope and Christ's unconditional love with the faithful members of the historic First Baptist Church of Dallas in April, due to new information that has been brought to my attention, I have decided to cancel my upcoming appearance. I will continue to use the platform God has blessed me with to bring Faith, Hope and Love to all those needing a brighter day. Thank you for all of your love and support. God Bless!"
Cynics will simply say Tebow bowed to public and media pressure, and maybe that's partly true, but I believe Tebow's handlers did him a disservice. Two people in Tebow's camp confirmed Thursday that the quarterback's reps scheduled the public appearance at the First Baptist Church of Dallas without checking on the pastor's background.
From anybody else, I might roll my eyes at this explanation, but I buy it coming from Tebow. More than almost anyone in the public eye, he's earned the benefit of the doubt. Besides, his appearance at Jeffress' church made no sense from the beginning.
Tebow has always said and done all the right things and been careful not to offend anyone. He would never so publicly tie himself to such a divisive, inflammatory pastor. Fortunately, Tebow realized he was being used to bring his national appeal to Jeffress' altar and make the mega-church even more popular and profitable than it already is.
Jeffress, as you might expect, tried to save face in the wake of Tebow's decision Thursday by portraying himself as the true messenger of God's word.
"I think as pastors we have a duty to preach 'the whole counsel of God,' and not just discuss those that are politically correct," Jeffress told the Dallas Morning News. "It's my role to speak clearly on the issues on which the Bible speaks clearly. It's my role to preach what the Bible says, and that includes the controversial issues. … The reason for this firestorm is not because the word of God has changed. It's because society has changed."
If this truly is an indication that society is changing then we should all rejoice because it's clearly changing for the better.
"My faith in Tim has been restored," one Tebow fan tweeted Thursday, "and I'm a Seminole."
See what I mean?
God smiled on the Gators Thursday.
And the Seminoles and the Hurricanes. And the Republicans and the Democrats. And the blacks and the whites. And the Catholics and the Jews. And the Muslims and the Mormons. And the homosexuals and heterosexuals.
In the end, Tim Tebow did the right thing.
Doesn't he always?
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The Fred Bear Montana longbow in action.
The Montana is one of three longbows offered by Bear Archery in their lineup of traditional archery bows. The other two, the Ausable and Patriot, are newer reflex-deflex designs. The Montana, which was introduced in the late 90s, sports a more traditional appearance with slightly reflexed limbs and a very basic handle.
But don't let the simplicity of its design and the entry-level price fool you — this bow shoots like a dream.
At the time of this writing, I've owned mine for about three weeks and have already launched several hundred arrows from it, both on the range and stump shooting in the field. And, boy, am I impressed.
This bow draws smoothly and, if you do your part, puts arrows where you point it. Form, especially with traditional bows, is paramount. But a little forgiveness doesn't hurt either, and this bow, with recommended brace height between 7.5 and 8.5 inches, provides that in spades. Its 64-inch length also ensures that finger pinch and stacking are not issues. (The former happens when an acute string angle during the draw pinches the fingers on your drawing hand; the later means that the effort of drawing the bow gets suddenly and progressively harder during the last few inches of draw.)
The Montana's narrow profile allows for a very near center-shot, off-the-shelf arrow rest too. That means it works well with a variety of arrows, since archers paradox (the way an arrow has to bend to get around the handle) is less of a concern.
As noted earlier, the Montana has been in the Bear line up for a while. This means that it has been refined and proven reliable. Like all traditional longbows, it's not a speed demon, but it is a very stable shooting platform that will put meat on the table if you take the time to get good with it.
I happen to think it's a pretty bow too. Its limb laminations are tapered clear, white maple. These are sandwiched between satiny black fiberglass. Each limb tip is built up with layered black and white fiberglass which, in addition to the Dymondwood riser and the inlaid Bear Medallion, makes for a elegant bow that turns heads.
It comes from the factory with a 64-inch AMO Dynaflight 97 Flemish string. This helps make the bow very quiet, even without string silencers. And while hand shock is sometimes an issue with longbows, it is imperceptible on the Montana, even though it is exceedingly lightweight.
It is one of two Bear longbows that are also made for lefties — the Ausable being the other. In left handed configurations, it comes in 45-, 50- and 55-pound draw weights. Right-handed models are available in 30-, 35-, 40-, 45-, 50-, 55- and 60-pound draws.
I have one minor complaint about the bow: the handle wrap. Mine is already showing signs of wear, and I suspect that I'll have to replace it soon. But that's a relatively minor expense that's ultra-simple to remedy with after-market parts. And it certainly shouldn't stop anyone from purchasing this product because I truly think it is excellent value for the money, especially for those who want to try a more traditional approach to bow hunting.
I know I can hardly wait to stalk through the deer woods this autumn with my Bear Archery Montona in hand.
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Connie E. Oliver9:20 am | September 26, 2012
"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day: and not to me only, but unto all them also that love his appearing." II Timothy 4:7-8
Mrs. Connie E. Oliver, 65, 1709 Bristol Highway, Elizabethton, Tenn., passed away Tuesday, September 25, 2012, at her residence following a courageous battle with cancer after extended treatments at Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville.
A native of Carter County, she was the daughter of the late Earl O. and Theddy M. Turbyfield Rasnick.
Connie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. She was a member of Fairview Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Kenneth Oliver, of the home; a daughter, Patti Eggers and husband Travis, Elizabethton; a son, Terry Oliver and wife Brenda, Elizabethton; grandchildren, Cody Eggers, McKenzie Eggers, Hannah Oliver, Kayla Peterson and Anna Peterson; great-grandson, Brycen Ridge Eggers; brothers, Mike Rasnick and wife Kathy, Watauga, Jeff Rasnick and wife Arzella, Watauga, Tim Rasnick and wife Debbie, Elizabethton, and Doug Rasnick and special friend, Shelby Cole, Elizabethton; and sisters, Judy Clawson and husband Bill, Elizabethton, Debbie Jarnigan and husband Rev. Albert Jr., Elizabethton, Gail Hoilman and husband Lee, Spruce Pine, N.C., Cathy Massengill and husband Harold, Watauga, Martha Humphrey, Elizabethton, and Gena Minton and husband Bobby, Watauga. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
The funeral service for Mrs. Oliver will be conducted at 8 p.m. Thursday, September 27, at Fairview Baptist Church, Watauga Road, with Connie's brother, Mr. Doug Rasnick, and Pastor Kenneth Jordan officiating. Music will be under the direction of Doug Childers and Emery Cordell, soloists, and Carson Peters, fiddler. The family will receive friends at the church from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, prior to the funeral service, or at the home of her daughter, Patti Eggers, 117 Jamie Elaine Drive, Elizabethton, at other times. The graveside service and interment will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, September 28, in the Rasnick Cemetery with the Rev. David Ward officiating. Active pallbearers will be Temmy Roberts, Billy Clawson, Bryan Clawson, Junior Humphrey, Eli Rasnick, Joshua Rasnick, Daniel Rasnick and Allen Jarnigan. Honorary pallbearers will be the men of Fairview Baptist Church. Everyone will meet at the cemetery at 1:50 p.m. Friday for the graveside service. Those who prefer memorials in lieu of flowers may make donations to the American Cancer Society, c/o Lou Cooter, 415 Washington Avenue, Elizabethton, TN 37643. Online condolences may be sent to the family and viewed by visiting our website at www.hathawaypercy.com.
Hathaway-Percy Funeral and Cremation Services is serving the Oliver family. Office (423) 543-5544.


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SEATTLE, Sept. 26, 2012 - Swedish Medical Center and Douglas Backous, M.D., medical director of the Center for Hearing and Skull Base Surgery at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute, will host the world's first live-instagrammed and live-tweeted cochlear implant (hearing restoration) surgery on Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 7 a.m. Pacific Time (PT).
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October is Audiology Awareness Month - What you need to know about hearing loss to protect your hearing
The American Academy of Audiology is dedicated to increasing public awareness of audiology and the importance of hearing protection. With October right around the corner, what better time than now to provide a little peak into how exactly our ears work. Check out this video, posted by Schooltube:
As you can see, our ability to hear relies heavily on a very precisely functioning fine-tuned system. But that fine-tuned system is also very delicate, and susceptible to damage. Hearing loss is the third most common health problem in the US, and more than half of Americans with hearing loss are under the age of 65.
Exposure to excessively loud noise is one of the most common causes of hearing loss regardless of age. And recent studies have demonstrated that the incidence of hearing loss from noise exposure has more than doubled among children and young adults in the past thirty years alone.
So what could be causing such a significant increase in hearing loss among our youth? Many researchers point to increased use of personal listening devices at dangerously high volumes. Prolonged exposure to any noise at 85 decibels (that of busy city traffic from inside a vehicle) or greater has the potential to cause permanent noise-induced hearing loss. Some mp3 players...
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Persons with mild hearing loss often begin thinking about the possibility of seeking help from hearing aids. But they may do so grudgingly because they have heard stories from friends suggesting that hearing aids are never without complications. And it is true. Hearing aids always bring with them a set of advantages and disadvantages. And the degree to which a person will accept and enjoy their hearing aids depends a great deal upon how much the hearing loss is impinging on their enjoyment of life.
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When someone with a hearing loss comes into our Center, we talk with them about many different technology options to help them reconnect to their world. Most people are familiar with hearing aids. However, many have questions about a Cochlear Implant or a Bone Anchored Implant, often called a Baha, and wonder if these implants would be an option for them.
A Bone Anchored Implant is appropriate for someone where traditional hearing aids are not efficient because of draining ears or chronic infections, blockage or damage in the outer or middle ear or loss of all hearing in one ear such as following an acoustic tumor removal. Candidates have either a conductive hearing loss or a single sided deafness. The bone anchored implant uses ....
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KING 5 TV Airs Story about Procedure to Restore Hearing that Features Medical Director of Center for Hearing and Skull Base Surgery at Swedish
SEATTLE, Feb. 21, 2012 - KING 5 Television (NBC) aired a story on Feb. 20 about a surgical procedure to restore hearing that involved implating a tiny, artificial bone in the inner ear after a woman accidentally punctured her eardrum with a Q-Tip.
Douglas Backous, M.D., medical director of the Swedish Neuroscience Institute's Center for Hearing and Skull Base Surgery, was interviewed for the piece.
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After pickup from your Orlando hotel, sit back and relax on the two-hour coach ride to Saint Augustine, which was founded in 1565, making it the oldest European-settled town in the continental US. During your visit to Saint Augustine, you'll have plenty of time to explore the town at your leisure, shop in the gift boutiques and dine in one of the great restaurants that line the cobblestone streets.
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With a stay at D'Oriental Inn, Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur, you'll be centrally located in Kuala Lumpur, steps from Petaling Street and Sri Mahamariamman Temple.
This hotel is close to Merdeka Square and Malaysian Houses of Parliament.
Make yourself at home in one of the 85 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and complimentary bottled water.
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D'Oriental Inn, Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur features tour assistance, currency exchange, and air conditioning in public areas. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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GalinaNYCHairOily HairColor Treated HairGreat ShampooIt's too early to talk about results but I noticed the difference how my hair look after a couple of uses. Just by comparison with my other shampoo which is also very good. They feel fuller and more straight. Like it very much so far.posted Dec 19, 2012Link to this post
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BonnieHairMedium BrownCurly HairFine or Thin HairStopped My Hair From Breaking Off!Twenty years of coloring my hair finally caught up with me. I've colored my hair with drugstore hair color for the last 20 years and never had a problem. Then, because I had more gray that got harder to cover, I tried one of those "specially formulated for gray hair" formulas and it absoutely fried my hair. It was so damaged that it would break off at the slightest touch. Every time I shampooed there were big clumps of hair in the shower. Every time I combed or brushed it, there was a big wad of hair in the comb or brush. There was hair all over the bathroom floor, in the sink... even all over my pillow! After this went on for a while, I caught a glimps of the back of my head in the mirror and I could see my scalp, thru my hair, at the crown of my head! It was a nightmare!! It was so fragile that if I held a strand between my fingers, it would break at the slightest pull. I didn't know what to do. I even started shopping for wigs. I began trying different shampoos and treatments for damaged hair. Some helped a little, some didn't really do anything. Then I happnend to see some bottles of Cortex products.. and honestly, I bought the shampoo and conditioner solely on product packaging alone. I just liked the bottles : ). After the first use... no clump of hair in the shower! And only a few strands in the comb and brush!!! This stuff saved my hair! And as a bonus, it doesn't weigh my hair down or make it look greasy. I tried not to handle it too much because it was so prone to breaking so I only shampoo every 3 days or so... and even with fine, curly hair, my hair still looks fresh on the 3rd day. It smells great. It's managable. I've switched to coloring with henna now and I use Cortex products religiously and my hair is in great shape... shiny and no more breaking off!!!posted Aug 4, 2012Link to this post
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JenniferUnited StatesHairDark BrownDry HairCurly HairThick or Coarse HairBest Shampoo EverAbsolutely the best shampoo ever. My hair is so dry I normally use ethnic shampoo and it was greasy but still dry. I used leave in conditioner hair treatment and oils. My hair just would not soak up any moisture. Till I found this and I am In love.posted Jul 6, 2012Link to this post
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TheresaChicagoHairBlondeDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairChemically Treated HairAward Winning!!!After many, many years (20) of bleaching my delicate, curly hair blonde and then going back dark and then again light, my hair had the works with chemicals and bleaches which left my hair so unhealthy and damaged. In December of 2011 I had my hair bleached once again at a Salon, seeing how badly my hair was already damaged the beauticians were very sceptical on adding any more bleach to my hair but did anyways to get me the look I was looking for. After spending alot of $$, 4 hours in the salon with many intense conditioning treatments that left my hair looking "red carpet" gorgeous for the day, the following day after showering my hair looked so TERRIBLE I wanted to cry, was so damaged, frizzy and dry. I sure in the heck don't have $100's of dollars to spend on my hair every month to get it looking as beautiful as the Salon can so I was tempted to just chop it all off. What drew my attention was that it said on the bottle "Repair Formula" with a Red Cross symbal...I was desperate to get my hair back to a hopefully somewhat healthier state than it was in so I figured why not try it for $12.99. Upon using the shampoo and conditioner that same night, I couldn't believe the results. The look and feel of my hair was amazing as if I just spent $100's of dollars at the salon. I was so impressed!!!! I have never seen this product anywhere else so I panicked when my shampoo and conditioner bottles were getting low, I had no idea where I was going to purchase more until I came across Folica's website. Thank You Folica!!! This by far is the absolute BEST shampoo and conditioner I have ever used on my hair. I have been using it for 6 months already and will never go back to using the "store" products such as Pantene, Treseme etc.. . And you can't beat the great price!! This is definitely an AWARD WINNING shampoo and conditioner I would definitely recommend to everyone with all hair types!!! See for yourself, what have you got to loose? ...Oh I almost forgot to mention I also use the Cortex Hair Repair Serum for a dash of extra smoothness and shine after towel drying my hair...another great product that won't make your hair look greasy or weighed down. LOVE THESE PRODUCTS and I PROMISE you will too!!posted Jun 1, 2012Link to this post
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SamanthaHairMedium BrownDry HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairDry Hairs Salvation!I absolutely LOVE this shampoo/conditioner! My hair was in a pretty bad state when I purchased this, I was at my wits split end! My hair was so dry and damaged I actually went and had about 12inches cut off about 2 weeks before I made this purchase. After about a week of using this I really wish I had waited on the cut! My hair is so soft and silky now, even after my drastic cut my hair was dull and dry, but now if looks so healthy and beautiful...I'm always getting compliments and being asked if I just had my hair done. This stuff is AWESOME and is a steal at $12.99!!posted May 8, 2012Link to this post
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Bm C.PennsylvaniaHairBlondeColor Treated HairGreat For Damaged HairI got the shampoo and conditioner as a "free gift" with a curling iron i purchased. I was surprised when I received the free gift of the shampoo and condition and they were the FULL size... Never using Cortex before, I was a little hesitant.. However, after using for approx 2 weeks I could tell a HUGE difference in the strength of my hair. Now almost 4 months later my previously broken hairs around my face from bleaching are growing out and no longer breaking.. Will NEVER buy a different shampoo.. my hair hasn't been this healthy in awhile - and believe me with bleach blonde hair.. it is difficult to keep healthy!posted Mar 17, 2012Link to this post
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