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Take Placement Tests
You may need to take placement tests if you have no previous college level mathematics or English courses, or to assess your computer skills if you are taking computer courses..
What is a Placement Test?
A placement test is simply an assessment in mathematics, English or computer information that helps ensure you get into the level of class that is right for you, not too hard and not too easy. They can also serve as a prerequisite to get into a specific class.
Where can you take a Placement test?
On campus -Placement tests are available on all three UAS campuses, in Juneau, Ketchikan and Sitka. Placement tests are offered regularly, no appointment necessary. For more information, check out the Learning Center site for details.
Off campus -If you are not able to get to Juneau, Ketchikan or Sitka, you can still take the placement tests remotely by distance. Since the placement tests are offered online, you can take them anywhere you can find a proctor and an internet connection. If you are near any of the UA campuses (UAS, UAA or UAF) you can use their testing facilities and the staff can proctor your tests, otherwise a school teacher, city/town/village official, or clergy member can act as your proctor. To get started, simply fill out and complete the Remote Testing form.
Work with Advisor
An advisor is a member of the UAS Advising staff or faculty member. Academic Advisors meet with you to discuss degree requirements, answer any questions, help navigate UAS resources and plan out degree completion.
Academic Advising is important because the interactive relationship you have with your advisor will help with identifying, planning, and achieving academic and career goals. Academic advising is required of all newly admitted students, and an excellent habit to get into.
How do you know which advisor to contact? Below are the different schools/departments and the advisors available in those areas.
|Student Resource Center
|Associate of Arts, Undecided/Bachelor Intended
|School of Arts & Sciences
|Biology and Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Geography and Environmental Resources, Mathematics
English, Geography and Environmental Studies, Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Bachelor of Social Sciences
|School of Career Education
|Health Sciences, Pre-Nursing, Pre-Rad Tech
Automotive, Construction, Diesel, Marine Transportation, Mining, Welding
|School of Education
|Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education
|School of Management
|Accounting, Business, Human Resource Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Public Administration
|Ketchikan Campus
|Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Bachelor of Social Sciences, Construction, Marine Transportation, Welding, Apprenticeship Technology, Education
|Sitka Campus - Student Success Center
|Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Fisheries Technology, Health Sciences, Health Information Management, Law Enforcement, Medical Assisting, Welding
Need more information on Academic Advising? Check out the advising homepage!
How To Register
- New and returning students may register through UAOnline
- If you are new to UAS and are not seeking a degree:
- First apply as a "non-degree seeking" student through UAOnline (choose: Apply for Admission).
- Once you complete your application, the signature page will appear and it will explain how to login to UAOnline immediately. After 48 hours, a student ID number will be generated and you will then login using that number.
- You can complete and sign a Registration form (76KB), then fax, scan into an email, mail or drop it off in person.
- Fax: Juneau 907-796-6365 | Ketchikan 907-225-3624 | Sitka 907-747-7793
- Email:email@example.com
- Mail: UAS Registrar's Office,
- Address: 11066 Auke Lake Way, Juneau AK, 99801
Call us if you need any assistance!
- Juneau 907-796-6100
- Ketchikan 907-225-6177
- Sitka 907-747-6653
Types of Registration
Priority Registration
In general, only UAS degree-seeking students will be able to register in UAS courses during priority registration. However, program students affiliated with UAF program in Geography are welcome to register for program courses offered through UAS during priority registration.
You should always meet with your Academic Advisor prior to registering for classes. To find out more about advising, visit the Academic Advising site.
Open Registration
All students are welcome to register during open registration.
Log-in to Class Website
You will have access to several secure online resources after registering at UAS:
- Easy Login Maintenance Option: retrieve your Username and setup your Password through ELMO
- Courses: Your online course site UAS Online!
- Email: All official university correspondence will be sent to your UA student email account. Be sure to check it often or set forwarding to any commercial account you prefer. You may also choose your "preferred" email account through UAOnline under 'Personal Information'.
Username - typically your first and middle initials and full/partial last name and possibly including number. For example, if your name is Allie Susan Duncan, your username may be asduncan. Your username and password is used for:
- login to computers at UAS
- access to your UAS webmail
- access to your class websites at UASOnline
Student ID Number - an eight digit number (for example, 3xxxxxxx) is automatically assigned to you on your first attendance at UAS. This student ID# corresponds to your student records in the UAS database. Your student ID# is used to access:
- UAOnline- access to your UAS student records such as applications and registration, grades, financial aid, student account, class schedule, etc. (This can be in person, over the phone, or online through UAOnline.)
There are multiple systems that you will be using throughout your career at UAS, and keeping track of them can be a little tricky. Here is a list of systems you may be using and why/how you will access them:
|Log in with:
|Used for:
|email, computer log in, class homesites
|Student ID
|applications, accounts, financial aid, registration, transcripts
|UAS email account
|class site - part of UASOnline
|reset password
|class site - part of UASOnline
Still have questions? Call the Helpdesk at 907-796-6400 or check out their site for useful information.
It is important to login to your classes in order to interact with your classmates, instructor, access important documents, view your grade and submit assignments.
It is important to also login to your UAS webmail account because almost all of the emails from UAS will be sent to your UAS email. This includes financial aid, registration, important notices, course information, as well as faculty interaction.
How to order
Once registered, refer to the subjects, course numbers and sections on your schedule for the books you'll need. The section number determines which location to select on the textbook website to order your books.
Textbooks for all Juneau, Ketchikan and Sitka classes are listed on a website linked to MBS Direct for on-line purchasing. Students may purchase books from MBS Direct, or their preferred provider.
Textbook Returns
Contact your textbook sellers for returns and/or book buy back offers.


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Case for bombings not strong enough
September 14, 2013
President Barack Obama certainly cannot be accused of understatement in his campaign to get congressional approval for actions against Syria....
Blah blah blah blah........old bluey keeps spouting the same crap over and over........the DNC mantra.......blah blah blah
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When one is calling for or supporting terrorist it matters not what party he is affiliated it is the act that deserves the punishment. American Leaders have been quietly doing such things for decades it is time for our younger generation to hold them accountable. If they are not told and only believe the so called History that is taught to them it will continue to repeat its self and nothing will change, that is why we are where we are today and this empire is going to fall just as all the others before it.
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LOL. Old Blue's mind isn't too sharp. John McCain is a democrat. ALways was and still is. He just pulled a Joe Lieberman and changed his party NAME to try to get elected by conservatives. YOU all still claim him as he shows up more than anyone at WH with Obama; sides with Obama on Obamacare and warring. Try a different tactic BLue; that one won't work as we conservatives don't forget TRAITORS like you all do. Dems just keep voting for traitors as the right dumps them. LOL. Liberals too funny. You wasted your time on that one. Pfft!
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Just like a liberal Old BLue.....change the subject when YOUR liberal guy is doing the same THING.
TWO WRONGS don't make a right. But that's unless you're a hypocrite, eh, blue????
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How many wars have Republicans started? How many of those wars were because of lies?
Both parties are guilty of every thing you seem to complain about but your one sidedness is over whelming. Your mind is closed to any thing that doesn't fit what you believe or should I say been told to believe. It is evident that you only tune into that which agrees with your way of thinking,people that do that is what divides this Country and nothing gets done for the people. Remember the LIE about "death Panels" I will say that you also fell for that one because you were either to lazy or to stupid to go see if what was being said was really true. This will be my final response to you because it is impossible to have a discussion with one sided people such as yourself.
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Obama LOVES war!
Democrats STILL haven't closed Gitmo as promised. Democrats STILL haven't ended the Iraq war........but INCREASED military might in Afghanistan.
Democrats just love war so much....now they are wanting to attack Syria. Hypocrites!!!
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I suppose you have forgotten that it was John McCain who met wit and promised aid and weapons to Al Nursa a terrorist group. Then he returned to the US and has pushed Obama into the idea that they are moderate rebels. So if you are going to lay blame lay it where it belongs. Thre real terrorist supporter McCain.
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Americans won't say yes to radical progressive democrats like Obama wanting to waive a LAW that says USA cannot arm terrorists. That is exactly what Obama did. Now he will go ahead and arm muslim brotherhood radicals who will use those arms to murder any christians left in Syria, Iran, or around the world. Just wait until they show up HERE!
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Welcome to the Osteopathic Internal Medicine Residency Program at Mercy Medical Center. Mercy has partnered with Primary Heath Care, Inc., to form the Iowa Medical Education Collaborative (IMEC) to enhance graduate medical opportunities in Iowa. IMEC is the Internal Medicine Residency sponsor. Inpatient services and program management are conducted by Mercy Medical Center in coordination with the ambulatory care experiences with Primary Health Care, Inc., and other affiliated Mercy physicians. The residency outpatient continuity clinic is also a part of this collaboration. The outpatient continuity clinic is a Primary Health Care, Inc., Federally Qualified Health Center. The clinic is comprised of a diverse patient population spanning all age groups, socio-economic classes, and different ethnic groups.
The Mercy Internal Medicine Residency program is a three-year program, with ten residents at each postgraduate level. Inpatient Internal Medicine teams include residents, interns and students who work with the faculty to provide 24 hour coverage for this service. The residents rotate through a wide spectrum of sub-specialties including behavioral health, cardiology, critical care, endocrinology, geriatrics, GI, hematology/oncology, infections disease, nephrology, neurology, pulmonology and rheumatology. Elective rotations are available to the senior residents.
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1:(Noun)A person with low or no moral values
2:(Noun)A freethinker
3:(adj)Moraly unrestrained
2:(Noun)A freethinker
3:(adj)Moraly unrestrained
1:Due to his promiscuous behaviour, David was concidered a Libertine
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The Libertines are a British indie pop rock band fronted by Carl Barât and Peter Doherty. The band split up in 2004 after having trouble with Pete's drug addiction. The two other members are Gary (drums) and John (bass) who is now the frontman of a band called Yeti. They were an amazing band and most fans hope they'll get back together again someday although it seems very unlikely.
The Libertines used to be one of the best bands in England.
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nounOne who acts without moral restraint; a dissolute person. One who defies established religious precepts; a freethinker. adjective Morally unrestrained; dissolute.
A libertine is a person who has so much love and self-awareness and lust for life ,that his thinking goes beyond the scope of general morality or mainstream idea
wueterich tərəfindən 01 İyun 2006
the fucking best live band i have ever seen. yea, pete may be a little fuct up with drugs but who isnt these days? they rule my world.
carl/pete - please marry me. i dont mind which - or both - my life is incomplete without you
carl/pete - please marry me. i dont mind which - or both - my life is incomplete without you
i am one day going to marry pete or carl from the libertines.
fuck'em tərəfindən 08 Mart 2004
A REALLY hott *British* band
I listen to the libertines everynight before I go to bed
Maria tərəfindən 09 Yanvar 2005
british band fronted by pete dohertey and carl barat. check out their album up the bracket.
clear off ya knobjockey
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libertines, brit band.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Don't tell me football isn't fixed.
As if the whole Ray Lewis storyline wasn't enough, someone in the ivory tower that is the NFL executive offices saw a real unique situation brewing.
Throw Peyton, Tom, the whole city of Atlanta, RGIII, Andrew Luck, the Great State of Texas, chuck them all under the bus, and we have us a marketing gold mine here boys.
Brother versus brother. Jim against John. Harbaugh v. Harbaugh. Brilliant!
And in his best Jean Luc Picard voice, NFL Commissioner Paul Goodell said, "Make it so!"
What better way to make football fans forget the New Orleans bounty travesty than by pitting brother against brother? Put mom on TV wearing half a Baltimore Ravens jersey and half a San Francisco 49ers jersey.
Or better yet, make mom a Ravens fan and Dad Niners all the way, baby.
This is the NFL at its best. East Coast vs. West Coast and include everyone in America in between.
Atlanta was supposed to lose last week to Seattle, blowing a 27-point lead to give away the game with 31 seconds on the clock. I had maintained as early as the Seahawks' first touchdown that Seattle would come back and take the lead with 30 seconds left in the game. Despite the conspiracy theory ridicule I nailed it.
They gave the Falcons a token half-minute to mount a last second comeback, which they did.
This threw the NFL's oracles for a loop as they were not expecting Pete Carroll to call timeout as Matt Bryant's 49-yard field goal attempt drifted wide right. But he did and Bryant got another chance, which he nailed.
This week the NFL playmakers left nothing to chance. After coming up short with 1:13 left in the game, the Falcons got the ball back with just 10 seconds left and unless you're Russell Wilson, what can you do with just 10 seconds left on the clock?
Now, what about New England and Baltimore? The number one offense in all the NFL by 100 points does not score a single point in the second half.
CBS commentator Jim Nantz who will call Super Bowl XLVII, already called this a story of Biblical proportions, "This year's Super Bowl will feature the greatest story ever told, the battle of two brothers."
I will not watch this football game. I doubt if I'll watch another NFL football game after this, in fact.
I'm not a fan of any one particular team except maybe the OLD Cleveland Browns but they're the Ravens now.
I feel sorry for the city of Cleveland.
I feel even sorrier for Atlanta. All it did was draw the eternal ire of the NFL for having the audacity to let an ice storm paralyze the city three days before Super Bowl XXXIV.
With the train wreck that was the 1996 Summer Olympics still lingering close in the rearview mirror of sports news, Atlanta hosted an equal train wreck of a Super Bowl in 2000 when nobody could get from Point A to Point B because of the two-inch glaze of ice coating most of Georgia.
Atlanta hasn't hosted one since and its team hasn't come within shouting distance of getting to one either.
How does a team blow such ridiculous leads on consecutive Sundays? It can because this game is fixed.
Just like wrestling.
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quote: I know quite a few Apple fans that decided to pass on the upcoming iPhone 5, and ran out and got a Galaxy S3.
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Stan Erwine of Dairy Management Inc.™ discusses the importance of telling consumers about your commitment to milk quality.
Milk quality's effect beyond the dairy operation includes:
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• Domestic and global consumption
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Banks Pang Leota P.C.
Majority Owners:
David Pang
Spencer Banks
Alema Leota
Westminster Alumni:
David Pang ('04) ('13)
Launched in 2012
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $25,001-$50,000
Industry: Law Firm
Company Overview: Banks Pang Leota P.C. is a local law firm with focus in business and corporate law, contracts, regulatory compliance, employment law, family law, personal injury, and estate planning. Our firm's main objective is giving personal attention that gets results while protecting our clients' interests.
Future Growth Plans: We continue to serve our clients and grow our client base each day. Banks Pang Leota P.C. works with a wide array of businesses, as well as individuals, representing their interests in legal and business matters.
Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC
Majority Owners:
Rebecca Yates
Kirk Chester
Seth and Brandon Scott
Torry Wilcox
Westminster Alumni:
Rebecca Yates ('99)
Kirk Chester ('00)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 5
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Insurance (Other)
Company Overview: We offer a wide range of product options, including traditional HMO plans, PPO plans, and HSA-compatible plans. We specialize in helping you design the best package for your needs and budget. Because we are a broker, we can represent all of the carriers in the marketplace. We also provide full consulting and optimization analysis for Health Care Reform.
Future Growth Plans: We are currently expanding with a new product that will help employers navigate Health Care Reform and actually save money. We will also be opening multiple locations.
ePremium Insurance
Majority Owners:
Chad Scott
Matt Visser
Lori Murphy
Westminster Alumni:
Matt Visser '09
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owners: 18
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $1,000,001+
Industry: Insurance
Company Overview: EPremium provides a simple and intuitive dashboard that helps property managers attain high participation rates in renters insurance and make properties more desirable by reducing move in costs through eDeposit.
Team Utah Snowboarding, Inc
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Jacob Levine, Executive Director (Working on graduate degree)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 20 Seasonal.
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Other (Sporting Industry)
Company Overview: We provide a range of services for aspiring snowboard athletes with the mission of making the pursuit of the snowboard lifestyle more financially and logistically attainable for Utah residents. Services include on snow coaching for skill development and competition, travel opportunities, discounts on season passes and equipment, and career portfolio development opportunities.
Future Growth Plans: We currently operate out of 8 locations throughout the state, each location represented by a chapter of our organization. We are currently striving to grow our smaller chapters before we open any new chapters.
Major Accomplisments: Our business model is innovative for the space we occupy, and has been recognized regionally, nationally, and internationally. We have been featured on espn.com, twsnow.com, and malakye.com. Our athletes have achieved professional endorsements and multiple podium finishes on the World Cup level.


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If you already swim and have a talent for gymnastics then you may find diving a great way to boost your water skills.
Go to our Pool Finder, locate your nearest pool with diving boards and then ask them about diving taster sessions.Divers have many of the same characteristics as gymnasts and dancers, including strength, flexibility, kinaesthetic judgement and air awareness.
These qualities can help your swimming, especially if you are looking for better times from the starting block.
Besides, it's also great fun.
Who is diving suited to?
Diving is great for people who enjoy gymnastics as acrobatics can be included as part of the dive.
Generally divers are strong with good flexibility and mental strength.
Be warned though, you'll need a head for heights to take on the top boards.
Want to learn to dive?
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McFarland Science Center Addition
Join us in expanding our capacity to educate a new kind of health science and science professional!
The top Lipscomb:Next Campaign priority for spring 2014 is to complete funding for the addition to McFarland Science Center.
The goal is to fund this $8.5 million, 24,000-square-foot addition that will include at least six new laboratories for organic chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, physics, and human anatomy and physiology. The campaign is being championed by a host of Lipscomb science alumni, led by campaign co-chairs Joy McMeen Campbell, Ph.D. ('72) and James Netterville, M.D. ('76).
Plans call for honoring several of Lipscomb's pioneering science faculty who are cited most often by science alumni as most influential in their lives, faith and careers. These professors include Paul Langford, Ph.D., Oliver Yates, Ph.D., David Johnston, Ph.D., Dr. Phil Choate, John Netterville Sr., Ph.D., and Ralph Nance Ed.D.
McFarland Science Center opened in 1966, during Lipscomb's 75th anniversary celebration, when the student body was less than half the size it is today. Through the years, McFarland has been central to the growth of Lipscomb's reputation for science instruction and premedical preparation. That reputation has resulted in recent years in the addition of a bachelor's program in nursing, doctoral program in pharmacy, master's degree in biomolecular science and a new emphasis on research.
All of that has served to make Lipscomb's science program more popular than ever: nearly 45 percent of incoming freshmen state premedicine as their main interest. Since the 1980s, science enrollment has more than doubled. In the past five years, biology graduates have doubled, graduates admitted to medically related professional schools have increased 86 percent and the pre-nursing science class enrollment has jumped by 128 percent. Labs are often in session until 10 p.m. to handle the demand.
"If we are to continue to grow our pre-professional programs, add exciting new graduate programs and accelerate our biomedical research program, expanding and renovating McFarland is critical," said Dr. Norma Bond Burgess, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Nearly $3.7 million has been raised toward this goal so far. Join us in educating a new kind of science and health science professional—impacting the world, embracing faith and serving the community and beyond—by generously donating to the McFarland Addition. For full information, contact Jeff Fincher at 615.966.6214 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
To give securely online, visit www.lipscomb.edu/mcfarlandgift. Checks earmarked for the McFarland Addition may be sent to:
Lipscomb University
ATTN: Development Office
One University Park Drive
Nashville, TN 37204-3951


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Casa Malaparte is a work of architecture created by Curzio Malaparte
A thrilling composition of naturals and innovation, Uomo is for the aspirational man who lives with passion and steps up towards his destiny. He is the master of all he undertakes. His magnetic presence is as radiant and seductive as a natural phenomenon.
Developed by renowned perfumer Alberto Morillas, Uomo is a combination of two powerful ingredients, one from nature, the noble citrus Zegna Bergamot, and one from science, the unique floral note Violettyne Captive. Together they explode with confidence and power, crescendoing into a monument to masculinity.
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The unique Violettyne Captive, dramatically heightens the vibrancy and lushness of violet and adds as a "metallic vibration" for added brightness and diffusion.
The potent masculinity of Cedarwood is grounded, rooted and soaring at the same time. Surrounding the wearer in magnetic warmth.
The Eau de Toilette is available in 1 oz/30 ml, 1.7 oz/50 ml and 3.4 oz/100 ml sizes. The scent statement continues with a full wardrobe of grooming accessories: after-shave lotion, after-shave balm, hair and body wash.
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Casa Malaparte was envisioned and built in 1942 on the Isle of Capri by Italian journalist and writer Curzio Malaparte and it is a testament to masculine determination, a place where the Uomo man - who lives with passion and steps up to claim his destiny - acts out a compelling chapter of his own autobiography.


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A letter in the July 31 Tomahawk Leader:
Abigail Wix and the Tomahawk Leader:
Tomahawk Harley-Davidson Employee Rider Association (ERA) members would like to thank you for your contribution that made our 2007 second annual Peanut Run for Camp American Legion a success. We were able to buy 350 pounds of peanuts and donate a check for $2,500. This facility is run completely by volunteers and donations. If you ever have a chance to visit the facility please do so. Someone would be more than happy to give you a tour. It is a place for our veterans to come and recuperate and enjoy a relaxing time.
The articles that were printed in your paper helped people to understand what the Peanut Run is all about and was a big factor in the turnout that we had this year. Also thanks for printing the thank you message that we put in the paper.
Thank you
Mary Wilke, Red Ingman, Robert Sabatke, Jeff Hess, Dick McCarthy
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Hamilton's sense of community convinced Maggie to enroll, and, after nearly four years on campus, she's even more certain that's what sets the College apart. "At every level of the institution, there are people who care about students' health and happiness, and, contrary to a larger institution, students here have many more channels through which they can easily engage with faculty, deans and upper-level College officials. … This environment makes opportunities for personal growth and success plentiful."
When Maggie arrived on the Hill from her home in Stone Ridge, New York, she already knew that she wanted to "study world politics" and "make a career out of helping people." Originally thinking she would double-major, Maggie "realized that I would have more breadth to explore different types of classes by selecting two minors. Through some lucky experimentation, I settled upon a world politics concentration with minors in anthropology and Russian studies." After studying in Brazil junior year, she altered her concentration path from a focus on "the thematic study of regime change and democratic transitions" to "poverty and inequality, which I feel best informs my future goals." Following graduation, Maggie plans to join the Peace Corps, where she hopes "to work with girls and women in the developing world to help them attain education, economic independence and access to healthcare." She intends to follow that with enrollment in a master's degree program in public health.
"I feel that during my time at Hamilton, the possibilities for my future have only expanded. I can imagine my life unfolding in so many different ways, and if there's anything I've learned in the last four years, it's that plans tend to change. … I think the totality of my four years at Hamilton, my trials as well as my triumphs, have made me a more sensitive, thoughtful and flexible individual."
Maggie readily admits to over-committing and over-extending herself in an effort to wring everything possible out of the Hamilton experience. She credits learning to say "no" and accepting help when needed with allowing her to maintain balance. Outside of class, she enjoys singing with the College Choir and the College Hill Singers, as well as the co-ed a cappella group, Duelly Noted. She has "dabbled in" marathon canoe racing, intramural softball, volunteering with Project SHINE, DJ-ing for campus radio station WHCL, playing Hermione in Hogwarts at Hamilton, and "dipping and twirling with the Ballroom Dance Club." She is also a former Admission tour guide.
"For me, the things I'll remember most about Hamilton are the many wonderful people it has been my privilege to meet and get to know… Had it not been for the financial support of the many donors and friends of the College, and the need-blind admission policy, it is entirely likely that I would have spent the last four years somewhere else. … I grow more grateful every day that I will graduate debt-free… For this unparalleled gift, I offer my most sincere thanks."


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Tends to be hot, short, Muslim and brown. Loves rain and the color blue. The nicest person you will ever know and will always be there for you no matter what. But sometimes is way too laid back, smiles excessively, and makes too many jokes. Drinks way too much espresso.
Man! I wish I was a Nussi.
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on November 17, 2012 - 9:29 PM
He believed in love, not in twisted accusations.
His devotion spoke louder than any prosecutor's words.
There was only one verdict in the heart and mind of Chuck Peters: Innocent, even after the woman he loved was found guilty of killing her own daughter.
When it comes to commitment, Peters is the male version of Tammy Wynette. His theme: Stand By Your Woman.
He is the rock of commitment in the Lynn DeJac Peters story. He knew her before tragedy struck. They moved in together soon after the 1993 death of Lynn's daughter, Crystallyn. Their twin sons were born shortly after she was accused – wrongly – of killing the 13-year-old. Through the years, his faith in his wife never faltered.
"I knew her before this happened," he told me. "I had seen her and Crystallyn together, many times. I knew there was no way it was possible Lynn could have [harmed her]. They were as much friends as they were mother-daughter."
I spoke with Peters on Thursday, in the dining room of the family's neat two-story home in South Buffalo. He is nearly 60, with carved cheekbones, graying hair and mitt-sized workingman's hands. Many men in his place would have walked away. It is tough to hang in when the one you love is serving 25-to-life.
Instead of running away, Chuck Peters stood tall.
The state last week put the punctuation on this unlikeliest of love stories. Acknowledging a massive prosecutorial blunder, the Attorney General's Office awarded DeJac Peters – who was freed five years ago – $2.7 million for nearly 14 years of wrongful imprisonment.
While his wife was behind bars, Chuck Peters held the family together.
He earned custody of their twin infants, taking them from foster care. He raised the twins, with help from family members, as well as DeJac's son and his boy from their first marriages. The independent contractor used his skill with hammer and saw to provide for the slapped-together family of five.
He shared with Lynn the Hitchcockian nightmare of the wrongly accused. Days turned to months, months turned to years. They clung to the hope that the darkest hour might be just before the dawn.
"I'd tell him, 'Go, be with somebody else,' " DeJac Peters told me. "He'd say, 'No, I have you.' "
Hearing her say it, Peters shrugged.
"Some people are worth waiting for," he said. "We have kids together. Once I am in, I am in all the way ... I just wondered if I'd still be [alive] when she got out."
The court denied her appeals. Instead of turning his back, Peters 12 years ago asked for her hand. They honeymooned at her place, gazing longingly at each other through the Plexiglas at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility.
Last week's $2.7 million settlement put an exclamation point on the truth, as Chuck Peters always knew it. Prosecutors during the trial painted her as a late-night floozy. He knew she worked nights at her mother's bar, then cleaned up at another place before heading home at dawn's light. Instead of a party gal, he knew her as a one-man woman.
She maintained her innocence, even when the state put her in a psychiatric unit for denying the "truth" of her guilt. From the day her daughter died, she pointed a finger at Dennis Donohue – whom she said she went out with twice and never slept with. Donohue stalked her that night. He held a knife to the throat of the family friend she had gone with to a wedding. Donohue likely had already gotten away with a 1970s murder, and would soon kill again. Instead of slapping the cuffs on the prime suspect, prosecutors at the time – in a massive blunder – granted Donohue immunity and went after Lynn.
She was saved five years ago by folk-hero cop Dennis Delano. The cold-case detective uncovered DNA evidence that implicated Donohue in Crystallyn's death and freed DeJac Peters. The Attorney General's Office initially hard-balled her on compensation, pushing for a civil trial to set damages. Then its investigators two months ago saw the evidence. It placed convicted killer Donohue's DNA inside Crystallyn's body and at the death scene. The attorney general conceded the obvious and wrote DeJac Peters a $2.7 million "Sorry About That" check.
The tables have turned. DeJac Peters now is suing the cops and officials – principally ex-prosecutor Joe Marusak and ex-District Attorney Frank Clark – whom she claims knowingly withheld evidence and misshaped testimony to railroad her into prison.
Through it all, Chuck Peters stood by her side. Theirs is the unlikeliest of love stories, nearly 20 years in the telling.
It just goes to show: Some happy endings come harder than others.
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quote: Wow, Apple stock dipped as low as $485 Wednesday, now at $502, way down from the peak of $705. Bummer.Oh what a difference a few months makes. Remember how Apple was "most valuable company in history?" Look at INFLATION-ADJUSTED market cap today--MS is champ at $800B, poor Apple is just about $470B, behind MS, GE, Cisco, and Intel. Double bummer.


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SHEPHERDSTOWN — Shepherd University President Dr. Suzanne Shipley has a vision for her school's campus — and she's not alone....
Of course, the 10-year master plan. The two 5-year master plan committees decided to get together, pending approval of the Committee on Committees.
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1) Parking garages tend to be the most common crime site on a college campus. 2) A college president should know to use fewer rather than less when referring to something that can be counted (her comment re vehicles on campus).
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Glad to see the level of debate is so elevated on this thread.
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It seems to me the real master plan is the same as the old one, push out commuter and nontraditional students to make room for more live-in students. Commuters pay the same amount for classes as other students, but the college generates more profit from students who live and eat on campus, do not drive, and do not have ready access to other off campus services. The "new" Martinsburg campus is simply the Shepherd CTC all over again, and the same thing will happen; classes will be sub-standard and the instructors will be under-qualified and/or ill-suited for teaching. Working adults who are able to seek a degree will stick with one of the for profit schools in the area, as they are smart enough to realize that their segregation from the more profitable student population only benefits the coffers of Shepherd University, and not the students.
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If you had any reading comprehension skills, you would know that I never claimed it was a right.
Speaking of right, there is a big difference between an action being legal and being right. Unless a anyone could prove that the school was deliberately discriminating by age, what they are doing is perfectly legal; but that does not make it right.
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Yahoo's newest director, Max Levchin, has already sat in on part of a company board meeting–though he says he hardly uttered a word, preferring to listen and take notes. It's not surprising he wants to brush up.
Levchin, a 37-year-old investor and co-founder of PayPal, joins a board facing a tough challenge–helping the one-time Internet superstar try to recapture its past glory.
During those glory days or near the end of them, according to Levchin, Yahoo actually attempted buy PayPal (the payments firm was ultimately acquired by eBay in 2002). So in a certain sense, he has come full circle.
The key difference these days, Levchin says, is Marissa Mayer, the former Google executive who became Yahoo's CEO in July. He had a relatively brief stint working alongside her at Google after it acquired his firm Slide in 2010.
It was the new energy Mayer has brought Yahoo since taking the Sunnyvale, Calif., company's top job that inspired him to take the director role after a few months of consideration, he says.
One day after his appointment to the board was announced, Levchin took the time to answer a few questions about the move and Yahoo's prospects for the future. Edited excerpts:
WSJ: When was Yahoo's first gesture about joining the board made to you, and who made it?
ML: The conversation has been going on for a little while informally…Formal conversations began just after Marissa took the job. We had brunch sometime in the summer I think, and she brought up the idea. And I took some time to make up my mind.
WSJ: How long have you known Marissa, and did you work together at Google?
ML: I've known her socially in the general context of Silicon Valley…and we've just traded notes on the industry. So I've known her for years, at one time or another we chatted each other up at various parties and events just on what's going…When Google acquired Slide we didn't actually work together much, though we did see each other a couple of times at functions.
WSJ: What are some specific things you've seen during her tenure that you find encouraging?
ML: It's all circumstantial evidence in the sense that it hasn't been long enough. But the indirect evidence is strong. The number of people who appear to be thrilled to take a job at Yahoo at the top level or middle management level is significant, and that was not the case several weeks prior to her arrival.
The other thing is, there are a number of people who appear to be coming back to Yahoo that have worked there in the past…people have left in desperation but have now come back.
People are clearly interested in her and are staking their careers on her vision and ability. The biggest thing is she's decisive…which is what the company needs more than anything, it needs to be smart and push along towards its goal.
WSJ: What specifically do you see yourself bringing to the table?
ML: My day to day life in Silicon Valley is that of an entrepreneur, I've worked at start ups and have been an angel investor. I think it's a perspective that any large company tries to maintain, and having this at the board level is useful.
The other side of it is I think just having visibility into a lot of very talented people from completely different parts of Silicon Valley and the world is helpful to someone trying to rebuild an exciting management team.
WSJ: Are there existing Yahoo services you think could use a revamp, or could be made more relevant?
ML: I'm certain there are, one of the consequences of joining the board is I can now no longer speak for the company in any way. If you'd asked me the question before, I'd have lots of ideas.
WSJ: What are some of the big opportunities the company has missed in the past half-dozen years or so?
ML: I've never actually thought about it too carefully. I had not paid a dramatic amount of attention until this transition began. It was easy to ignore until Marissa joined.
WSJ: How influential was Yahoo, say, at the time you were starting PayPal? And do you think it can become that influential again?
ML: When we started PayPal Yahoo actually attempted to acquire it, very early on… and I would say that was probably kind of the last time Yahoo was cool, until now. Yahoo has not been cool, for lack of a better term, for the past ten years. I think with Marissa there, it hopefully won't be too long before it's cool to get acquired by Yahoo again.


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This furnished apartment in the Hyde Park Plaza, is very spacious and full of light. It is within walking distance to the City, Darling Harbour, The Rocks and close to all conveniences, transport, shops and city landmarks.
The apartment includes a Queen bed, Built in wardrobes, double sofa bed to accommodate two extra guests, full linen and toweling and a fully self contained kitchen, as well as a large balcony.
The building has 24 hour reception.There is a rooftop pool and gym with stunning city views.
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This is a very nice apartment that is so accommodating and relaxing, you can either soak in the pool the whole afternoon, go splurge and go shopping, explore the city while enjoying the view, or try to dine and taste new sumptuous food in the city! Very comfortable, Clean and has a stunning view!
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We had a really good stay in the Boundless Den. Any problems (light bulbs, door handle) sorted out straight away.
A bit noisy from next door being renovated, lots of banging and drilling, but as we were out most of the day it was ok.
All in all a stress free stay. Thank you.
appartement très bien situé, on peut rayonner facilement à pied, en bus ou en train. Equipement complet . Piscine et jacuzzi peu utiles en juillet ! Nous y avons passé deux séjours de 3 jours très agréables. Seul point négatif c'est un peu bruyant.
appartement très bien situé, on peut rayonner facilement à pied, en bus ou en train. Equipement complet . Piscine et jacuzzi peu utiles en juillet ! Nous y avons passé deux séjours de 3 jours très agréables. Seul point négatif c'est un peu bruyant.
Fabulous apartment, very spacious and clean, with a gorgeous view of the bridge and cityscape, lovely little touches by the host made us feel at home, very secure building and parking made all the difference I will definitely be booking this apartment again in the future
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Appartment is very good located and has space enough for 4 to 5 people (one bedroom for adults, the other bedroom rather for 2-3 kids). Great is tennis-court and pool on the rooftop with amazing few.
The price was rather high and for this, in our opinion all details shoud be perfect (like dishwashing machine must work correctly, all lights should work, no broken chairs).
Very nice spacious apartment with a fantastic view of Sydney. Great location. We really enjoyed our stay.
We stayed at the apartment in April 2015 (2 adults and 2 children) and found it to be excellent. Great location (handy to transport and also easy to walk into town and around), great facilities, spacious, very comfortable and very clean and tidy. The one negative was dealing with Peter and his office staff. When asking for clarification or assistance, they were very defensive and their general communication was not great. Once they sort that out, I would have no hesitation in recommending the apartment as a great place to stay.
Apartment very well located, the whole town can be done on foot
The downside is that this is the same street is very busy and noisy at night.
The pool and rooftop jacuzzi its a real plus
Everything conforms to the description on the website (missing a few dishes when we are still 5)
I highly recommend
Appartement très bien situé, toute la ville peut se faire à pied
L'inconvénient c'est que de ce fait la rue est très passagère et bruyante même la nuit.
La piscine et le jacuzzi sur le toit son un réel plus
Tout est conforme à la description faite sur le site (manque un peu de vaisselle quand même lorsqu'on est 5)
Je recommande vivement
Thank you for the great apartment. It has a great location to public transportation. Everything you need is available (great kitchen, washer, dryer, balcony, ...). The rooftop pool is awesome. Here you have a beautiful view. On the way to the station you pass a supermarket. Everything was clean and tidy on arrival. Would highly recommend it and would like to stay here again at any time. Again a big thank you to Peter, keep it up.
Vielen Dank für das tolle Apartment. Es hat eine super Lage zu den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Alles was man benötigt ist vorhanden (tolle Küche, Waschmaschine, Trockner, Balkon, …). Der Pool auf dem Dach ist genial. Hier hat man eine schöne Aussicht. Auf dem Weg zur Bahn kommt man an einem Supermarkt vorbei. Alles war bei der Ankunft sauber und gepflegt. Kann es nur wärmstens empfehlen und würde hier jederzeit wieder übernachten wollen. Nochmal ein großer Danke an Peter, weiter so.
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5 Things Adults Shouldn't Be Allowed to Get Mad About
"If you're over 18, why don't you act like an adult?" That's a quote from one of the most important educational works of our time, Slick Rick's classic single "Hey Young World."
It's a deceptively difficult question to answer. Most of us wouldn't be able to because, if we're brutally honest with ourselves, we know that there are plenty of times when our behavior veers away from what anyone would classify as adult-like. I know I spend a lot more time acting like an entitled 10-year-old than I have any right to at the age of 27 (approximately). You probably do as well, even if you don't realize it. That's especially true if you ever find yourself getting angry about any of the petty things listed below.
Here are five things you no longer get to be angry about as an adult.
#5. Teen Pop Singers
Make no mistake, there is definitely a time when hating the Justin Biebers and David Cassidys (ask your mom) of the world is perfectly acceptable. That time is when you're a young male in the 10- to 16-year-old range. That's when a man starts to take an interest in girls, which means he's moments away from finding out that most of those girls, in turn, have taken an interest in Justin Bieber (or their respective decade's equivalent). At that tender young age, Justin and his slick dance moves and somehow baggy yet also skinny jeans make him the ideal version of a man in the eyes of most of the chicks that young dudes are trying to get awkward with.
And in the eyes of men that young dudes should try to avoid.
Those gentlemen get to hate Bieber. They are fighting for territory on the same battlefield and he is beating every single one of them soundly. He is the enemy.
Once you've outgrown that awkward period in life, though, you are allowed approximately three more circumstances under which you can be angry at a teen pop sensation. Those are as follows:
1. You're a parent who's forced to listen to shitty music because kids don't know any better than to have awful taste in everything.
2. You work at an establishment (bar, restaurant, brothel) that plays background music you have no control over.
3. You are pretending to hate him for comedic purposes.
I can get behind the cause of every person who falls into one of the three categories above, but what about you, single guy in his late 20s to early 30s who works from home? Does Justin Bieber make you this angry?
I already made nice with Billie Joe Armstrong (I'm sure he's relieved) a few columns ago, so let's not dwell on that famous breakdown again. Instead, get a load of this guy:
He goes by the name "Angry Grandpa," because old people cursing is a shtick that never gets old enough to just fucking die already. If you listen to his tirade, especially starting at around the 0:46 mark, you'll note that he's not just making witty quips and observations about the various intricacies of the tween pop movement. Instead, he's being a profane, screaming bully who probably just cost himself six months of co-pays on a new blood pressure medication because, for some reason, at this late stage in life, the mere existence of Justin Bieber on the music scene is enough to send this old man into irrational fits of anger.
Don't be Angry Grandpa. The parents of Bieber fans take comfort in knowing that their kids won't just outgrow Justin Bieber, but will grow into being as disinterested in his brand of bullshit as anyone else. Comics and Internet writers see Justin Bieber like they see Kim Kardashian or any sitting president or especially Steven Seagal -- as a limited-time-only target for jokes that, ultimately, have no ill intent behind them.
Well, there probably won't ever be a time when we give up on making fun of Seagal, but you get it. Making fun of Justin Bieber is all fine and well, but if he legitimately makes you angry, you have way bigger problems than awful music.
#4. The Outcome of Awards Shows
If you sequestered every single music journalist and music fan into one massive room with the goal of not leaving until you'd found 10 who would admit to honestly believing that awards shows matter for anything, you would probably die in that room. For "real" music lovers, suggesting that the Grammy Awards have any relevance to modern music is like admitting that autotune did produce a few kind of awesome songs. Maybe it's true, but damn if you'll find many people who agree with you.
So why do we continue to complain when, say, a band like Arcade Fire wins the album of the year award? Remember all of the controversy surrounding that decision?
It led to accordion sales skyrocketing to seven that year.
People were irate, but again, we're talking about a meaningless prize that matters to no one, right? Well, tell that to Steve Stoute, formerly known as the guy Puff Daddy beat with a champagne bottle but now known as the guy who took out a full-page ad in The New York Times to protest Arcade Fire's unexpected win. In that letter, he gives life to every single complaint you've ever had about the Grammy Awards by arguing that, based on record sales, Justin Bieber deserved a best new artist nomination, and Eminem is the Bob Dylan of his generation and at the very least deserved to win that Grammy over Arcade Fire. Because, again, he just sold so many more records than everyone else.
And what does this have to do with your right to be angry about awards shows? The answer to that can be found in the official Grammy response to Steve Stoute's New York Times ad. Rather than defend their decision, they too saw the album of the year award not going to the person who sold the most records as a fatal flaw in the system that could only be repaired by way of the broadest set of rule changes in the history of the awards.
"In time we hope the industry can forgive us for forgetting about what truly matters ... unmitigated greed."
So there you have it. Unless the album you were pulling for also happened to sell the most copies, you don't get to be angry when it doesn't win a Grammy. Rules are rules.
#3. The Outcome of Sporting Events
True story: I was visiting a state on the West Coast that I'd never been to. For privacy's sake, let's call it "Boregon." I was there on vacation with a friend who was also visiting this place for the first time. We had flown out together to meet her brother. In terms of entertainment, he was our only option. If he had not made plans to sport us around town that night, we would be scrambling to find a way to not spend a "relaxing" vacation night sitting in a motel room on the outskirts of fucking Niketown.
If they catch you alone after dark, Nike's legally allowed to keep you as child labor, regardless of your actual age.
As "luck" would have it, our visit coincided with the NBA playoffs, and our host was a Lakers fan. Like, too much of a Lakers fan. The kind of fan who could probably be persuaded to flip a car with eight of his newest friends following a championship win.
The Lakers were playing the Spurs that night, so our plans started with meeting in the hotel room to power drink on the cheap and watch basketball. Things got awful right away with the Lakers losing for most of the game, falling behind by 25 at one point. And that's when the worst possible thing happened. The Lakers almost came back.
If they'd just kept losing, we probably could have turned the game off early and gone to dinner. But with Super Fan possibly witnessing his team pulling off one of the greatest comebacks in playoff history, all plans were on hold. With each point the Lakers chipped away from the Spurs' lead, the atmosphere in the room became electric for our host and borderline hostage-like for everyone else. I'm not a Lakers fan, and it's my nature to make fun, but I'd have been as likely to make a Kobe rape joke in that room at that moment as I would be to make a Kobe rape joke at a women's shelter. So a strong maybe at best, which is nowhere near the level of confidence at which I normally operate.
Unlike Kobe, some of us know to pass when the time calls for it.
When the Lakers' comeback efforts finally fell short with a missed three-pointer at the buzzer, I knew my night was effectively done. No more than 30 seconds after the game had ended, our host informed us that he would call us tomorrow and stormed out of the room. He did not return or even answer his phone for days, leaving us to just kind of figure out a new city on our own while he sulked about a basketball game. Good trip.
Listen, I understand that sports are an emotional thing. I'm passionate about the Chicago Bears, to the point that I refuse to watch important games in the company of more than a few people. But if I punched a wall or drove my car 65 in a 30 every time they lost, I'd have died of a stroke by the age of 21. We watch the teams; we aren't on the teams. Leave the overaggressive reactions to the people who get paid to take the steroids.
Oh, and it should go without saying, if you're crying about a loss ...
... you damn well better be on the team. For everyone else, it's just a game. Treat the situation accordingly.


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Thursday, September 12, 2013
In observance of the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93, a fragment of steel from the wreckage of the Twin Towers will be presented to The Citadel. Members of the New York City Fire Department and the Independence Fund will make the presentation in a ceremony before the Sept. 13 dress parade at 3:30 p.m. on Summerall Field. The public is invited to attend.
The Citadel will also honor the anniversary with two exhibitions of photographs taken by military combat photojournalists and a concert by the Lt. Dan Band to raise money for disabled veterans.
Chosen by former North Carolina firefighter and Independence Fund volunteer Capt. John L. Woodall, the steel fragment from the Twin Towers will be permanently housed in Capers Hall lobby in memory of the people who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks.
"This piece is very special," said Woodall, "because it includes the partial outline of one of the ornate crosses cut from the wreckage of the towers by skilled steelworkers to give to families of the missing."
The 9/11 memorial will be surrounded by an exhibition of photographs taken by military combat photojournalists after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Located at the Joint Base Charleston, 1st Combat Camera Squadron Flight Commander Capt. Nicholas Mercurio shared these photographs to offer an on-the-ground context to the memorial. This exhibition will be on view in Capers lobby through the end of October.
"Given the emphasis on military duty at The Citadel, and the large numbers of students and faculty who were affected by these attacks, we as a board are honored to support the creation of this memorial," said Maj. General F. Eli Wishart, Jr.,'63, president of the Advisory Board of The Citadel School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
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On Saturday, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m., the Lt. Dan Band will perform in Johnson Hagood Stadium in partnership with the non-profit Independence Fund. Led by actor and musician Gary Sinise, nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Lt. Dan in the movie "Forrest Gump," the Lt. Dan Band travels worldwide to support U.S. troops and to raise money for veterans and their families. Tickets are available for purchase at www.LDW4.org.
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Bryce1821:The "support" provided by this company is pathetic. I havent been able to log into ESO for over 5 months, and any time I try to get in contact with somebody from the company I am told the new patch will address this issue. Guess what, I have been told to wait for a fix in a patch for the last 5 months. This is total BS and as far as I am concerned it is borderline fraud. I bought a game so that I could play it online, and then came to find out that multiplayer is essentially not an option. There is no way in hell I am getting the second expansion pack, I would get more entertainment value from burning the cash.
man i agree 100%. How stupid is it that we buy a game that we cant even enjoy. If you ask me ES should stop focusing on a new expansion when the current game has enough problems.
ES_Paragon: Gaf:ES_Particle please answer my Personal Message about the commands of user.cfg file :( Most ES members do not read the PM's from the forum. But I will let Particle know you sent him a message.
Gaf:ES_Particle please answer my Personal Message about the commands of user.cfg file :(
Hello all,
Our patch is out at long last! This includes the changes we made to help alleviate the error ending in -2147467259. If anyone who was seeing this error message is still having problems logging on, please reply back and let us know what error you are encountering. I am hopeful that this will clear most of the issues up.
ps to Gaf: I replied to your PM about three weeks ago. Go to your 'Inbox' and open the thread you started (subject: user.cfg). PM me again if you have trouble finding it.
I have upgraded the game to version 1.12 and I still get this error "ESO does not support your game version".
I also sometimes get this error message "Failed to connect to ESO"
This proves that this last update did not solve anything at all, I really can't believe such an error would get Microsoft so confused!!
I have received several messages from users that were experiencing the -2147467259 error, whom after patching are now able to connect. I would suggest if you still encounter this error, to try once again to re-install.
Thank You! Living without the fun of AOE is terrible. Thank you for your persistant work on the error!
an old Forum user!
I have a problem,when i try to enter it says an error: [103] account desactiveted(cuenta desactivada) and i dont know why it put it. What can i do??
I will learn more english.
Thank you for all
my account is cilas , i'm ban i dont know why ......wtf
I have a problem,when i try to enter it says an error: [103] account desactiveted(cuenta desactivada) and i dont know why it put it. What can i do?? i never cheate , but i know some players dont like me because i call them nooobasher , can they bann me ? plz help me !
hello i write to you to say that cilas account cant be banished because he never cheated i hope that this error will be repaired (2 TIMES BANNED) there are players hate me because i called them nooobasher )and that cilas can play on this own account again because it's his only purpose in life I DONT CHEAT !!!!
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StyleOnTheCouch Loves: All White for Spring
29th January 2013
It seems fitting, Blog Reader, to write about white after a week or so of snow here in the UK. It's been coooold in England!
These photos are from one of my last photography sessions with my good friend Lydia Hudgens back in the US last year. We shot this series in the Ace Hotel in Manhattan, a chic and fun place to stay with very close proximity to some amazing fashion… Opening Ceremony's boutique at the front of the hotel stocks a great selection of designers: Proenza Schouler, Band of Outsiders and Alexander Wang for starters. I have a soft spot for the place, it being where Rodarte held their sample sale when I first arrived in NYC and snapped up my Nicholas Kirkwood for Rodarte heels at a bargain price!
This dress is two of my favourite things rolled into one. 'Body conscious' or well-fitted as you might call it, and the colour white. I bought it from French Connection eons ago and at the time I think I felt it was as close to a Victoria Beckham piece as I was ever going to buy….. These days (ok, still no Victoria Beckham in my wardrobe but hey) it's still a great dress to wear for cocktails or dinner. And although silhouettes aren't quite as structured this spring, the more relaxed summer styles make for a little more wearability (is that even a word?) and styling possibilities. My round up of the best at designer and high street prices, below:
Reiss 'Crew' Knitted Sweatshirt Dress, 120 GBP
T by Alexander Wang Jersey-Cotton Dress, 50 GBP and Carven Asymmetric Dress 147 from The Outnet
DKNY runway snowball leather dress, 843 GPB
Tibi Pleated Neoprene Dress at Net a Porter, 484 GBP
Clean Textured Shift Dress, 50 GBP from TopShop
Oh and finally – Victoria Beckham Lace-Trimmer Stretch Cotton Dress at Net a Porter (you might have seen Scarlett Johansson wearing this on the cover of February's Elle Magazine), 1,700 GBP
And because I love this piece sooo much – white with a twist – Alice Yim Flora Romper in pearl, price available on request.
I also found a lovely round-up of spring whites from the catwalks on the blog PinkHappens – perfect for some inspiration on how to get dressed in this summer.
Wearing: Dress from French Connection. Clutch from my friend Nicole Rosano who has a lovely Etsy shop!


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- All CCSF Libraries have computers with Internet access for finding information and doing research. Librarians can provide individual assistance and instruction in online research.
- A valid CCSF ID with barcode is required to use most library computers.
- Office software for word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations is also available on many library workstations. Library staff can provide only limited assistance with use of these applications. See the Learning Assistance Center for more help with software.
- Printing for a fee is available from most library computers - see the Copying, Faxing & Printing page for details.
- Workstations for disabled users are available in most libraries: see the page for Disabled User services for details.
- CCSF course-related research and schoolwork has priority on library computers, and time limits apply due to heavy demand. Users are responsible for following library and CCSF computer use policies.
Wireless access is available in CCSF libraries at no cost. Students, faculty and staff must create a wireless account with the Wifi Network before accessing the network.
Rosenberg Library & Media Center
Rosenberg Library has over 100 computers for student use. Most require a barcode and password login. A limited number of workstations access CCSF pages only and require no login.
- Computers on the 4th floor inside the library are available on a walk-up basis.
- Computers in in the Media Center (also on the 4th floor) are also available.
The Learning Assistance Center on the 2nd floor of the Rosenberg Library and Learning Resources building has several computer labs for student use. Procedures for access and use of computers there are different from library procedures.
Wireless access is available on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th floors of the Rosenberg building.
Alice Statler Library
The Gifford Resource Center is a sound proof computer lab with 23 computers located within the Statler library on Ocean campus. Computers have Microsoft Office applications and internet access. The computer room doubles as a meeting place where students working on group projects gather to complete assignments.
Chinatown North Beach Center Library
On the 2nd floor of the library, there are 16 student computer
workstations, 2 ADA compliant computer workstations with an
accompanying scanner and 2 research online public access computers
(OPACs) which do not allow word processing.
The 3rd floor student computer lab has 37 computer workstations, 3 research OPACs, and one ADA compliant computer workstation with a stationary CCTV unit (magnifier for the visually impaired).
Downtown Center Library
Twenty computers with internet access and MS Office software are avaialable for research and coursework; 2 of these are priority use for disabled students. Students can also find 6 media lab workstations for general use and 3 additional media lab workstations reserved for disabled students.
John Adams Center Library
Fifteen computers with internet access for research and coursework are avaialbe for use; 10 or these also have Microsoft Office applications, and 2 have priority use for disabled students.
Mission Center Library
Computers with internet access and office software are available for student use.
Southeast Center - Josephine Cole Library
Computers with internet access and Microsoft Office applications are available for student use.


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Apartment at Podwale Street PODWALE
Maximální počet hostů4
Počet místností2
Velikost65 m²
Floor No.4
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Kuchyně
- Pračka / sušička
- Televize
- Parkování k dispozici
- Internet/WiFi
- Ručníky
|Podwale, 01-001 Warsaw, Polsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
Kitchen: dishwasher,hot plate, refrigerator, electric kettle,
Livingroom: double sofa bed-180x200, TV, tv-sat, glass table
Bedroom: double bed-160x200,
Bathroom: bath , washing machine
Hall: Wardrobe
And: desk, iron , ironing board, vacuum cleaner, hair drier ,
internet and PC - extra paid
Service included :fresh towels, linen
Warsaw's Old Town
The Old Town, along with the adjacent New Town, is one of the most beautiful and most often visited sites in Warsaw. The buildings were originally buift in the 17th and 18th centuries. Burned down during World War II, the Old Town was meticulously reconstructed after the war. Its numerous colorful tenements with red sloping roofs and cha¬racteristic street lamps combine to create a picturesque panorama, with strong accents provided by the huge roof of the local cathedral and the Jesuit church tower.
Royal Castle
Built in the 14th century in Gothic style by the Mazovian princes, the castle was converted many times during the Renaissance and Baroque
periods. In the 18th century, it acquired its final Baroque-Classicist style, in which it was rebuilt from World War II destruction. The castle was the seat of the authorities of the First Republic of Poland from 1596 to 1795. It was the royal residence and also the seat of the lower and upper houses of parliament-Sejm and Senate. It was here that the Four-Year Sejm passed the Constiturion of May 3rd, 1791, and on Jan. 25, 1831 dethroned Russian Czar Nidlolas I as king of Poland. In 1926-1939 the castle was the headquarters of the president of the Second Republic of Poland, Ignacy Moscicki. Burned down during World War II, it was rebuilt in 1974.
Check in: 16:00 - 20:00
Check out: 11:00
Water, gas and electricity: included in the price
Pets: yes, if agreed with the owner
Smoking: not allowed
Additional conditions: Arrival / departure before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. requires an additional payment of 120 PLN
Guests shall not exceed the maximum number of persons agreed in the booking
Key/Breakage deposit 400PLN
|Cena za týden
|456 €
|Cena za měsíc
|1466 €
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
We had wonderful days in this beautiful apartment in Podwale Street in the heart of Warsaw!
The apartment is cozy, very comfortable and is in a beautiful backyard. We can only recommend it!
todo bien, apartamento muy centrico y muy limpio. Coinciden las fotos con el apartamento, el unico problema es la falta de ascensor pero no fue un gran problema. El personal nos ayudo en todo lo que pudo.
Leiligheta bar preg av att den var slitt og det var ikke gjort godt nok rent.
Det kunne godt vært en kaffetrakter der og en stekepanne. Etter vårt syn på den, så var den veldig lite utstyrt for å bo i over flere dager.
I innsjekkingen var de veldig hjelpsomme.
Die Wohnung ist nicht in der Ul. Podwale, sondern in der Ul. Kapitulna!
Die Wohnung ist sehr schön und sauber, riecht aber etwas muffig. Die Leintücher auf den Betten sind sehr sehr klein und bedecken gerade eben die Schlaffläche. Bei der Art von Betten wären Spannbetttücher vorteilhaft.
Die Wohnung ist sehr sparsam mit Geschirr bestückt. Es gibt keine "Kanne" oder dergleichen, in der ein Tee aufgebrüht werden kann . . .
Everything was perfect! The appartment is comfortable and clean and it has a great view. The owners are really kind. I recommend it for your stay in Warsaw
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The location of the apartment is ok, it is within 30 min walks to the important places and it feels safe. Supermarket is close by. In the evening it is a bit noisy. The kitchen has no ventilation and very hot in the Summer.
The apartment has no ac and in the Summer ac is a must for this apartment.
What we missed beside the ac was a place to put the kitchen towel in the kitchen and a holder for the toiletpaper
Perfect location, city center (for us) in walking distance. Well connected by public transport. Clean and very efficient appartement, bedroom looks at quiet court yard. Absolutely to recommend for younger couples / families (staircases up to second floor).
Great flat.
Beautiful flat In the very heart of Warsaw, it's difficult to find parking places around this place and if you find one during the week its necessary to pay for it (Parking-meter 08:00 -18:00), Saturday and Sunday for free.
Also beware of a 100Euro (400PLN) CASH caution that is not mentioned on Wimdu.
-Center of the city.
-Old Building.
-If neighbors have party you will hear them.
-No lift nor access to wheel chairs.
- Ověřenou kvalitu ubytování
- Prověření každého hostitele
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Three District Two football players have been selected to participate in the 2013 Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl.
In all, 88 athletes will represent their schools Dec. 14 in Myrtle Beach for the 66th annual North-South all-star game. The players divide equally into two groups of 44 who comprise the respective North and South squads.
"We have an outstanding collection of student-athletes this year," Keith Richardson, co-director of the Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl, said. "We have a lot of talented football players on these two rosters. And just as vital, so many of these young men have displayed exceptional character off the field as well."
Summerville tight end Sean Smith (6-6, 225) and kicker/punter David Kennedy (5-11, 175) and Fort Dorchester wide receiver/punter Corey Rawlings (6-1, 180) have been named to the South All-star Team.
There were more than 300 nominations forwarded to the all-star selection committee. The list was narrowed 88 athletes Monday morning in Columbia.
Smith is a two-year starter for the Green Wave. This season, he leads the team in receptions with 32. His 303 receiving yards is the second best for the team and he leads all receivers in touchdowns with three.
His big frame also makes him a formidable blocker and 205 of his receiving yards have came after the catch.
Kennedy has made 35 out of 36 extra point kicks he has attempted this season. He is 8 of 12 on field goals and puts most of his kickoffs into the end zone.
Kennedy has punted 46 times for a 38.8 yards-per-punt average. His longest punt covered 59 yards.
Kennedy is the only player selected for the South team strictly because of his kicking skills. However if the South coaches want to give Kennedy a breather, they have a strong backup punter in Rawlings.
As the Patriots punter this season, Rawlings has averaged 45 yards per punt and the Patriots have not surrendered a single return yard on any of the senior's punts.
Fort Dorchester coach Steve LaPrad says Rawlings is possibly the most athletic player on his team.
"Corey does a little bit of everything for us," LaPrad said. "He is probably the best wide receiver we have. He is a backup quarterback. We play him at safety in passing situations and in addition to punting, we have him return kicks."
With 348 receiving yards and four TD catches, Rawlings leads the Patriot receivers in both categories. In terms of number of receptions, his 18 grabs are second only to the 21 Demonte Bailey has. Rawlings' longest pass play of the year went 53 yards.
Other Lowcountry players selected for the all-star game include Goose Creek defensive back Omar McRae and receiver Jordan Barnes, Wando receiver Trevor Pedersen, West Ashley defensive back Bobby Ruff and offensive lineman Brett Toth, Stratford running back Jourdan Johnson and linebacker Cecil Smith, Beaufort defensive lineman Kentrell Seabrook and tight end Stephen Baggett, Hilton Head running back Khalil Lewis and Hanahan receiver Terrell Green.
"One of our top priorities in the selection process is ensuring every region of South Carolina is represented in this game," Shell Dula, executive director of the South Carolina Athletics Coaches Association, said."We've always maintained the philosophy that this event represents the entire state, and I believe the diverse group of players who were selected reflects that goal."
On Dec. 8, all 88 players report to Myrtle Beach. Twice daily practices for each team begin the following morning and continue through that Friday afternoon.
The 2013 Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl takes place at noon Dec. 14 at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium in North Myrtle Beach.
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