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05.Dec.12 East Region volunteers shine!
Volunteers from across the East Region gathered at Chelmsford City Football Club last night, to celebrate the dedication and tireless efforts of the volunteers and sports partners.
06.Nov.12 Network seeks new volunteers!
We've just had the greatest ever summer of sport and who could fail to be inspired by the London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games. Were you inspired? Would you like to play a part in realising the legacy for Suffolk and North Essex?
15.Oct.12 Herts Leaders have a summer of experiences
The Hertfordshire Athletic Leaders' Academy has had a busy Summer which has paid dividentds for local young coaches and leaders; members of the Academy had a chance to learn about meeting management, organise an U13 event, and find out more about fundraising grants and sponsorship.
08.Oct.12 East regional Volunteer Award winners announced
England Athletics are pleased to announce the East Regional winners of the England Athletics Volunteer Awards 2012. The winners will be presented with their awards at a special evening in December.
21.Sep.12 Lea Valley Network newsletter online
The Lea Valley Athletics Network newsletter for September is now available to download from their Network page on the Engand Athletics website. It contains details of forthcoming events including coach and athlete training days, Startrack, masterclasses, and local competitions.
21.Aug.12 Benfleet encouraging budding athletes of the future
Following the inspirational last two weeks of Games, around 50 children attended the Benfleet Running Club hosted Aviva Startrack event. The children - some new to track and field events - competed in runs, throws and jumps and club members were invited to "bring a friend" in the hope of encouraging budding athletes of the future.


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Bok Sevens move into quarters '
20 Mar 2010
A 12-all draw against Samoa meant the Springbok Sevens side topped Pool B at the 2010 Adelaide Sevens and qualified for the quarter-final.
A converted try to Frankie Horne in the dying stages of South Africa's final pool match rounded off an evenly fought contest that arguably deserved to end in a draw. The Adelaide title holders held their own against an in-form Samoan outfit, matching the men from the Pacific almost point for point from start to finish.
Mikaele Pesamino opened Samoa's account in the sixth minute, bringing his tally to eight. In response Sampie Mastriet crossed for South Africa, and with six tournament tries is second only to Pesamino, the top try-scorer thus far.
Cecil Afrika (South Africa) and Lolo Lui (Samoa) will be lamenting lost opportunities, each missing telling conversions which could have proved decisive; Afrika in the first half and Lui in the second.
Finishing top of Pool B on points difference and with two of the top five tournament try-scorers in the South African lineup [Mastriet and Ryno Benjamin with 3], the Bok Sevens side will be confident going into their quarter-final clash against Argentina.
Summary of Results
England 12-17 Australia
New Zealand 47-7 Argentina
Fiji 21-7 Kenya
Samoa 12-12 South Africa
United States 29-7 Niue
Scotland 7-22 Tonga
Wales 64-5 PNG
France 15-21 Japan
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20 Mar 2010, 12:23 pmThis is like 20/20 cricket.
Nice to watch when nothing is on.
20 Mar 2010, 12:23 pmThat said, well done to the Blitz Boks
20 Mar 2010, 14:11 pmWonder how Spies, Habs and Kanko would do in this game.
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Round 51: Double Spinners
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Looking to get involved? Well, you found the right place! Student Activities, located in room 112 of the Memorial Union Building, offers a variety of activities for you to get involved with on-campus and in the community. Stop in and see us, call us at 906-487-1963, or email us at email@example.com. Student Activities consists of: Greek Life, Leadership, Registered Student Organizations (RSO), Community Service, Wellness, the Outdoor Adventure Program (OAP), and Campus Programs & Traditions. We look forward to meeting you!
More than 200 student groups are registered on campus, including political, cultural/ethnic, social, special interest, media, honorary, religious, service, leadership, and professional organizations, as well as fraternities, sororities, and club sports groups. For a full listing of the current registered student organizations please click here. Keweenaw Day (K-Day), the Spring Involvement Fair, and Spring Fling events are excellent times to learn more about student groups.
Undergraduate Student Government (USG)
USG is the voice of the undergraduate student body. This group works with students to help resolve campus issues and oversees the disbursement of the revenue collected through the student activity fee. The USG office is located on the first floor of the Memorial Union Building.
Student Services
ECE Women's Center
The ECE Women's Center is located in the heart of campus in the EERC Building, room 734. It is a quiet space where students are welcome to study, meet with other students, or relax between classes. All majors welcome. The center includes ECE test equipment, comfortable furniture, and tables for studying.
Counseling and Wellness Services
Counseling and Wellness Services provides student-centered services and programs. Our goal is to help students deal with life's everyday challenges and problems by providing professional support. We also offer various wellness programs that focus on helping students create a healthier lifestyle and positive self-image.
Counseling and Wellness Services provides personal and academic counseling. Students may meet individually with a counselor to address any concerns or problems they have, including depression, anxiety and stress, adjustment to college, eating disorders, date rape, pregnancy, relationship or family problems, sexuality, self-esteem, substance abuse, or others. Counselors can also assist students in improving time management and study skills and interpersonal communication skills. Additionally, Counseling and Wellness Services offers group counseling. Small groups of students may meet to discuss and deal with issues such as eating disorders; grief; substance abuse; recovering from rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment; or any other area of need.
Counseling & Wellness Services also contracts with Portage Health so that students have access to a nurse practitioner who can prescribe and/or coordinate the student's medication and prescription needs with their physician or psychiatrist.
Counseling and Wellness Services also offers wellness education resources. HOWL (Healthy Options for a Wellness Lifestyle) students provide work-shops, presentations, and programming related to several health and wellness topics. Any group of students on campus can request a presentation or work-shop in any area of interest by contacting HOWL.
Counseling and Wellness Services is located in the Administration Building, room 301. All services are confidential and free of charge for students. To make an appointment, call 906-487-2538 during regular business hours (Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.). To request a workshop or presentation, call 906-487-2538 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Career Services
Career Services is designed to meet the career planning, preparation and placement needs of all undergraduate and graduate students and alumni of Michigan Tech. Services include educational seminars, a one-credit career development course, career fairs, individual advising, resume writing and critiquing, mock interviewing, on-campus interviewing, corporate presentations, and new interactive career-guidance software programs. All services are free to Michigan Tech students and alumni.
Students are encouraged to visit Career Services early in their academic career. By participating in a co-op or a summer internship, learning job search skills, and being introduced to the corporate world, students will be well prepared for permanent employment upon graduation.
Students are also encouraged to attend the semiannual on-campus career fairs where hundreds of companies come to meet and recruit Michigan Tech students. This is one of the best opportunities to obtain co-op, summer internship, and permanent employment positions.
Visit the Career Services' website for a complete description of the numerous services and benefits that are available.
K-Day—At the start of the fall semester, all students are invited to McLain State Park on Lake Superior for a day of fun, sun, music, games, and food. Student organizations sponsor booths so students can learn about the varied opportunities available on Tech's campus. The day is a celebration of the beautiful Keweenaw Peninsula, home to Michigan Tech. Classes are dismissed at noon so that students and faculty can celebrate and participate in the activities.
Parade of Nations—The Parade of Nations, held in September, celebrates diversity with a colorful parade, complete with floats, bands, and flag-bearing students representing our students' nations. Following the parade, students, faculty, and members of the community gather at the Multicultural Festival for a celebration of food, culture, music, and dance.
Homecoming—Few homecoming festivities on any campus can rival Michigan Tech's for zaniness and all-around fun! In addition to the football game and the crowning of the homecoming king and queen, the celebration features a parade, a cardboard boat race, competitive challenges, and many other events to promote Husky spirit.
Family Weekend—Each fall semester, parents and families are invited to the Keweenaw Peninsula on Family Weekend to explore campus, attend cultural events, cheer the Husky teams to victory, and tour the Copper Country to see its vibrant fall color. Family Weekend is a time for parents to visit with their Tech student, experience university life, and create fond family memories at Michigan Tech. Visit the Family Weekend website for dates and specific event information.
Winter Carnival—No Michigan Tech tradition can match Winter Carnival for national fame and overall involvement. Winter Carnival started in 1922 and has grown to become one of the largest annual winter festivals in the nation. It features huge, intricate snow statues carved by students, a home hockey series against a tough WCHA team, men's and women's varsity basketball, skits, broomball and other sports, sleigh rides, a Winter Carnival Queen, and more midwinter fun! Winter Carnival is held in early February during a two-day class break.
Spring Fling
Spring Fling is a recognized University Tradition and is the Friday of Week 13 of the Spring Semester. Student groups gather on-campus for food, music, and fun as they usher in the beginning of spring and celebrate the end of the school year. Sponsored by the Memorial Union Building Board.
Visual and Performing Arts—The Department of Visual and Performing Arts presents a variety of theatrical and musical performances and art exhibits for the campus and local community throughout the year. Students play significant roles as managers, designers, production staff, and performers, working side by side with the faculty in art, music, and theatre. Opportunities for students include:
- Music—Students, faculty, and community residents participate in musical ensembles, including Concert Choir, Superior Winds Symphony, Huskies Pep Band, Jazz Lab Band, R&D Big Band, the Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra, and other jazz and chamber groups. The department also sponsors a performance series for UP and northern Wisconsin musical groups.
- Theater—Each season offers a full range of theatrical genres and styles, including comedies, classics, musicals, and experimental productions. Guest artists are invited to perform with students.
- Visual Arts—Courses in watercolor, sketching and drawing, three-dimensional design and sculpture, ceramics, and graphic design are offered each year. In addition, the visual arts program sponsors residencies and workshops by professional artists and offers opportunities for students to exhibit their work, as well as sponsors the Great Lakes Showcase, an exhibition for professional artists.
Cultural Enrichment
The University sponsors a wide variety of cultural events and activities, including art exhibits, dance and theater touring companies, musical ensembles, performing artists, comedians, and lectures by topical (and often controversial) speakers. The beautiful Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts is host to many of these events, allowing our students to broaden their cultural education and enjoy an amazing array of high-quality entertainment. This state-of-the-art facility not only enhances the quality of life on Michigan Tech's campus and the local community, but also provides our students with numerous educational and practical opportunities for hands-on experience in backstage and front-of-house crews.
Intercollegiate Athletics (NCAA)—Michigan Tech, with its rich tradition in intercollegiate athletics, currently competes in 14 sports: Division I men's ice hockey and Division II football, men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's track and field, and men's and women's Nordic skiing.
The tradition of Huskies' success includes three national championships by the ice hockey team, a national runner up finish by the women's basketball team and dozens of conference titles along the way. Every team sport has reached the NCAA Tournament level during the last decade, and numerous athletes from the individual sports have advance to the NCAA Championships in that time frame.
Intramural-Recreational Sports Services Department—The Intramural-Recreational Sports Services department provides a wide variety of recreational activities that appeal to the leisure-time pursuits of students, faculty, and staff.
We encourage that participation be for fun, fitness, and friendship. We pro-mote and honor individual and team sportsmanship. We provide the opportunity for students to compete against and interact with other students, thus promoting good citizenship and socialization. Student employees develop social and leadership skills that are essential for lifelong learning.
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Services program is designed to be consistent with the educational objectives of Michigan Tech.
Recreational Facilities—The University owns and operates multiple athletic facilities and recreation areas for the benefit of its students, faculty, and staff. Recreational areas are available for badminton, baseball, basketball, bowling, football, golf, hockey, ice-skating, mountain biking, racquetball, skiing, snow boarding, soccer, running, swimming, tennis, volleyball, and weight lifting—whatever your exercise, your passion, or your diversion, Athletics and Recreation at Michigan Tech can help.
Student Development Complex (SDC)—A 235,000-square-foot, indoor sports arena located on the Michigan Tech campus. Current students may use the facilities free of charge. The SDC features the following:
- basketball, volleyball, and badminton courts
- climbing wall
- dance room
- fitness center
- ice arena
- locker rooms with showers and saunas (towel service available for minimal fee)
- racquetball, squash, and wally ball courts
- rifle range
- running track
- sports equipment rentals
- swimming pool and separate diving tank
- varsity gym
- University Images (Michigan Tech apparel shop)
Areas just outside the SDC include a disc golf field, a football field (Sherman Field), sand-volleyball courts, soccer fields, and softball fields.
Gates Tennis Center—An indoor tennis facility located near the SDC that features the following:
- tennis courts, indoor (4)
- ball machine
- locker rooms with showers
- pro shop for racquet stringing, repairs, and equipment
- lessons available
Mont Ripley Ski Hill—Mont Ripley Ski Hill is owned and operated by Michigan Tech and is located two miles north of Houghton, across the Portage Canal in Hancock. Mont Ripley is part of the Experience Tech Fee. To access the hill, just show your student ID and receive your daily ticket. Mont Ripley features:
- Over 100 acres of terrain
- Over a 100 day season
- Night skiing 7 days a week
- 2 chairlifts and a T-bar
- Snowmaking on 100% of the hill
- PE classes
- Multiple terrain parks
- Chalet with a cafeteria
- Season lockers
- Ski and snowboard rentals for the day or season
- Pro shop
Nordic Ski Trails & Recreational Forest--A trail system located across the street from the Student Development Complex.
- 675 acres
- 7 km of lighted ski trails
- 33 km for groomed skiing
- 11.7 km for groomed snowshoeing
- 43 km for biking
- 11.7 km of dog-allowed trails
- 55.6 km for hiking and running
Cross country ski and snowshoe equipment rentals for the trails are available at the SDC Ticket Office.
Portage Lake Golf Course—The only 18-hole golf course in the Keweenaw. Opened in 1903, a challenging and traditional course located three miles south of Houghton, it features the following:
- Online reservations - internet specials
- Quality merchandise
- Individual or group adult & junior lessons
- Men's, women's, junior & student leagues
- Bar & grill
- Practice facilities
- Rental carts & clubs
- Four sets of tees for golfers of every level
Health Care
The Portage Health University Center—Located on the Michigan Tech campus adjacent to the Student Development Complex on MacInnes Drive, the Portage Health University Center provides primary medical care for the community and Michigan Tech students, their spouses, and their dependents on a fee-for-service basis. The center is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fees are payable to Portage Health (906-483-1860) and are not billed by the University.
Portage Health also operates an Express Care service (906-483-1777) located at 921 W. Sharon Avenue, Houghton. Their office is open seven days a week, including holidays from 10am to 8pm. They also have an after-hours walk-in clinic and hospital emergency care at 500 Campus Drive, Hancock, (906-483-1000).
Student Health Insurance—All students are eligible to enroll in a group health-insurance plan facilitated by the University. All international students are required to purchase the University health insurance policy unless they provide proof of comparable coverage applicable in the United States. The plan is optional for domestic students, their dependents, and dependents of international students. For more information, see the Student Insurance page.
Housing Policy—All unmarried students are required to live in University residence halls during their first year of attendance at Michigan Tech. This policy does not apply to transfer students, graduate students, or commuting students living at home with their parent or guardian.
Students receiving a National Scholars Program, Presidential Scholars Program, or Leading Scholars Program award are required to live on-campus for the first two academic years (four academic-year semesters) not including summers, at the University.
Students currently living in the residence halls are guaranteed a place for the following academic year, provided they sign up for housing by the end of spring semester. Students should clarify their status with Housing and Residential Life prior to making an off-campus housing commitment.
Residence Hall Contract—A residence-hall application and contract for accommodations will be sent by the Admissions Office when an applicant is accepted for admission. Priority residence-hall and roommate-preference requests are considered based on the date a completed contract is received. Applications are also available online.
Facilities—Douglass Houghton Hall, McNair Hall, and Wadsworth Hall together offer accommodations for more than 2,000 students. Each residence hall has comfortable rooms, large lounges, a dining room, laundry facilities, and recreation areas. Wadsworth Hall has rooms with a private bath. All residence halls are smoke-free environments.
Lifestyle Options—Unique living options include alcohol-free housing areas and the Learning Communities.
Alcohol-free housing is offered in all three of the residence halls. The use and/or possession of alcohol and/or alcohol-related items in the house are not permitted by the residents or their guests.
Learning Communities are unique residence-hall living areas designed to enhance life at Michigan Tech by grouping students with common interests. Learning Communities blend programming with additional staff to help students achieve personal and academic success. For more information, please visit the website.
- Computer Science Learning Community (CSLC)—The Computer Science Learning Community (CSLC) consists of students who share academic interests in the field of Computer Science. The CSLC is geared towards students majoring in Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Computer Systems Science. This community brings together students, staff, and faculty who share a passion for computers and computer related technology. Through various programs and activities, CSLC students will have the opportunity to get involved, make friends, and study and learn together in a supportive environment.
- Forest Resources and Environmental Science Learning Community (FRES)—The Forest Resources and Environmental Science (FRES) Learning Community combines academics and an appreciation for the natural world. This close-knit community is designed for students seeking degrees in forestry, applied ecology and environmental sciences, and wildlife ecology and management. Students in the FRES community benefit from interactions with faculty inside and outside the classroom as well as numerous fun social activities in the FRES community.
- First Year Experience (FYE)—As a member of the First Year Experience (FYE) Learning Community, you have the unique opportunity to live in a community with other first-year students and experience Michigan Tech together for the first time. FYE helps make your transition to college easier by providing extra peer staff and numerous opportunities to get to know others in the residence halls and the Michigan Tech community. FYE emphasizes a community atmosphere where everyone works together to build and develop a positive community that is not only fun, but also is one that promotes success in academics as well.
- The Summit— The Summit Learning Community is all about the wellness of the mind, body, and spirit. In Summit, you can focus on academic success in an alcohol-free environment with others who are interested in living an active lifestyle. In Summit the staff and students recognize that wellness and success is different for each student, so you will have opportunities to participate in a variety of fun programs that revolve around intramural sports, outdoor activities, campus traditions, and so much more.
- Global Village—Global Village is an inclusive global community that encourages and welcomes individuals who want to learn about other countries, cultures, and people. Whether you are thinking of possibly studying abroad in the future, or if you just want to live and learn with a group of people with diverse backgrounds, Global Village will be a great fit for you. In addition to the many fun activities and programs, this Learning Community works with International Programs and Services (IPS) to make sure that students are aware of the great opportunities and support available to them during their time at Michigan Tech.
- Leadership Learning Community (LLC)—The Leadership Learning Community (LLC) is a community where students will learn about and develop leadership and are encouraged to put their skills into practice. Here, you can learn what kind of a leader you are and how to incorporate and balance leadership in your everyday life. In this team environment, you can develop your skills and take advantage of the countless opportunities Michigan Tech offers to advance as a leader even further.
- Visual and Performing Arts Learning Community (VPALC)—The Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) Learning Community is designed for anyone interested in the arts (music, dance, graphic design, photography, theater, etc). In the VPA community, you will have plenty of opportunities to get involved and get to know others through a variety of programs and activities. Students in the VPA Learning Community also have unique opportunities to build relationships and network with talented and experienced departmental staff, faculty, and other students who share these interests and passions.
- Women In Engineering—The Women In Engineering Learning Community brings together female engineering students and provides support as they pursue careers in the field of engineering. This close-knit community offers a team-oriented atmosphere for women who want to be successful in their academics while also enjoying everything Michigan Tech has to offer. Students in the WIE community will enjoy extra faculty interaction, opportunities to network and get involved with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), and a wide array of fun programs and activities.
Dining Services—All residents must choose a meal plan. The Platinum, Gold, and Silver Meal Plans offer anytime-dining (unlimited access) during regular hours of operation. Dining Dollars, which allow students the flexibility to eat outside the residence dining halls at campus retail locations, may be added to a meal plan. The Platinum , Gold and Silver Plans include $300, $150 and $100 respectively in Dining Dining Dollars per semester.
Residence Life Staff— Our residential buildings have full-time Residence Life Coordinators that live in each hall and maintain regular office hours. They provide information, guidance, and aid in dealing with academic or personal issues. Residents are encouraged to seek their assistance with any questions. For a listing of the staff available to assist you, please visit the website.
Michigan Tech Apartments
The University maintains 343 one- and two-bedroom apartments at Daniell Heights. The apartments overlook campus and are convenient to both the campus and the Student Development Complex. Rates depend upon the type of contract and occupancy. All utilities, except for telephone, are provided. Residents who sign up for local phone service receive domestic long-distance service free. Every apartment is furnished, including an electric stove and refrigerator. Each building of six to eight apartments shares a free washer and dryer.
Picnic tables and children's play areas are located throughout the apartment area. Other amenities include a basketball court, a sand volleyball court, high-speed computer access, an activity room, bike storage, and free bus service between the apartments and the main campus during the regular academic year.For more information please visit the website.
Newly opened fall 2010, Michigan Tech will opened a 194-bed residential apartment building called the Hillside Place located in the on-campus residential community. Amenities include a cleaning service twice per month, gender-neutral housing, Internet, cable, phone, air conditioning, and in-floor heating. For more information please visit the website.
Off-Campus Housing
Many students choose to continue to live in residence halls beyond their first year, while others elect to live off campus in apartments, homes, or with Greek organizations. To assist students in locating off-campus housing, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) maintains a list of off-campus householders renting to students; this list is available online.
Little Huskies Child Development Center is accredited by The National Association for the Education of Young Children. It is located on campus between the Gates Tennis Center and the U. J. Noblet Forestry Building on MacInnes Drive. Little Huskies research based curriculum encourages and supports the growth and development of young children, from infants to kindergartners, in a caring and nurturing environment. The center helps to attract and support world-class faculty, staff, and students. The center is one of the many people-focused work/life initiatives intended to provide an outstanding educational and work environment for Michigan Tech students, faculty, and staff.
The center gives priority to children whose parents or legal guardians are students or employees of Michigan Tech, although children from the community are welcome and may be admitted at an increased tuition rate. For more information, please contact the center's director, Eva-Marie Hatfield, at 906-487-3528.
International Programs and Services (IPS)
The Office of International Programs and Services (IPS) is the key resource for international initiatives and programs at Michigan Tech. IPS offers information and services to students interested and involved in study abroad opportunities. IPS identifies foreign partner institutions and facilitates the development of student, faculty, and research international exchange agreements. In addition, IPS provides transition services to over 900 international students and scholars at Michigan Tech, including counseling, advocacy, and support services. IPS significantly contributes to the internationalization of Michigan Tech and Upper Peninsula communities by sponsoring multiple cultural and educational programs, including the Parade of Nations, New International Student Orientation, and informational workshops. IPS also offers intercultural-communication training for the campus community.
Center for Diversity and Inclusion
MISSION STATEMENTThe Center for Diversity and Inclusion provides support and development that enriches the intellectual, social and professional growth of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) students, students of color, and women. The Center for Diversity and Inclusion assists Michigan Technological University with the recruitment, retention and successful graduation of underrepresented students.
OUR VISIONThe Center for Diversity and Inclusion is a resource for preparing and empowering socially conscious leaders to create the future.
ABOUT USThe Center for Diversity and Inclusion offers workshops and programs that focus on multicultural, diversity social justice. The Center for Diversity and Inclusion provides academic, personal, educational and support programs for students.
Contact the Center for Diversity and Inclusion at firstname.lastname@example.com, at 906-487-2920, or visit our website.
Information Technology
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) provides the foundation for Michigan Tech's computing environment and manages the network, data, telephone, video, applications, and systems infrastructure needed to support the University's education, research, and community-service missions. The OIT also manages the network and user support for ResNet (network connectivity in the residence halls and student apartments.)
User support for any issues related to IT may be obtained by calling User Services at 487-1111, by sending an e-mail to User Services at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by visiting the main lobby in the Library. For further information, including the Help Desk hours, visit www.it.mtu.edu
The Office of Student Affairs provides support to students in cocurricular and extracurricular areas, enriching and supporting the academic experience of students. Its goal is to create the best possible environment for the professional and personal growth and development of students. The Student Affairs staff also helps students resolve issues and problems.
The Van Pelt and Opie Library is the heart of campus for study, collaboration and innovation with an array of people and services to help you navigate through the worlds of academic information and technologies. Librarians and staff stand ready to assist students, on-site and virtually, with research, projects and course assignments.
Study and connect wirelessly in the beautiful 24 hour-accessible reading room, work together in 22 study rooms, instructional classrooms and a variety of open spaces and nooks – there are vibrant or quiet options to suit your study preferences. A growing digital annex provides resources, assistance and tools for your digital projects.
Time-saving and convenience services include a help desk offering one-stop services to support your information technology and information services questions and needs, check-out of tools including laptops and cameras, and a café with coffee, sandwiches and snacks.
The library contains 800,000 physical publications such as books, journals, US and Michigan government documents and a vast archive of print, manuscript and graphic resources covering the history of the university and of the western Upper Peninsula region. Access to thousands of e-journals, e-books and other digital resources, including the Keweenaw Digital Archives, a photographic history of the Copper Country is available on or off-campus.
Check out the online help desk to connect to us and search online for resources using the catalog, databases for finding articles and e-journals and librarian-created, time-saving guides offering starting points for many courses and broad disciplines. Visit the library and tell us how we can help. We are committed to your success at Michigan Tech.
The Library and IT Service Center, located in the lobby of the Van Pelt and Opie Library, is a one-stop information and technology help desk focused on the needs of Michigan Tech students. Questions ranging from assistance with campus and mobile computing to starting an academic project using useful and reliable tools and resources can be answered quickly or the student will be directed to an expert for more in-depth assistance. These services are also available to students through email@example.com or email@example.com.
The Campus Bookstore is your source for textbooks, school supplies, computer software and accessories, general books, and Michigan Tech apparel. Don't forget to check out the Dress For Success Shop. The Campus Bookstore also provides mailbox and locker rentals in the Memorial Union Building, postage stamps, a Kodak photo printing kiosk, laminating, and UPS shipping.
The A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum is one of North America's great mineral museums. It is the Mineral Museum of Michigan and the Great Lakes region. The world's finest collection of Michigan minerals and the largest collection from the Great Lakes region minerals are on public display. Outstanding minerals from around the world are also on display. Experience the splendor and beauty of natural art - minerals at Michigan Tech's A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum. The museum is located at 1404 E. Sharon Avenue in Houghton (near the corner of Sharon and Garnet, across from the Michigan Tech softball fields). Hours are January 1 thru May 31, 2012, Tuesday thru Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm; June 1 thru December 22, 2012, Monday thru Saturday, 9:00am-5:00pm; January 7 thru May 31, 2013, Monday thru Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Check website for holiday closures and special event public hours at the museum.


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Technology. It's pretty amazing. Because it saves things. Like your marriage. Sanity. And time. Oh, and money. Technology saves lots of money.
Watch the "Happy Anniversary" commercial >
We all make bad decisions. Like say, gas station sushi. Cheap is good. And sushi, good. But cheap sushi, not so good. It's like that super-low rate on not-enough car insurance. Pretty sketchy.
Watch the "Sushi" commercial >
You hear that? That's the sound of car insurance companies these days. Here a cheap, there a cheap, everywhere a cheap … you get it. So, what if, instead of just a cheap choice, you could make a smart choice?
Watch the "Cheep" commercial >
If it wasn't for a little thing called the computer, we might still be making mix tapes. Find this. Pause this. Play this. Eject this. Write this. It's like the days before Esurance Express Lane — when you had to find a bunch of documents just to get a car insurance quote.
Watch the "Mix Tape" commercial >
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It seems like every company has a Facebook page these days. But where's the relationship status? Well, Esurance is now in a relationship ... with Allstate. And it looks pretty serious.
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Of course, the modern world's about more than cool technology and status updates. It's also about embracing and celebrating our diversity and our commonality. It's about taking care of this planet. But more than anything, for an insurance company, it's about listening to and taking care of our customers.
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JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology, the new 111-track, 6-CD, 200-page compendium of the great American musical invention, traces the turning points of this 20th-century tale through its legendary innovators and notable styles. The great American musical invention of the 20th century, jazz is an ever-youthful, still evolving music of beauty, sensitivity, and brilliance that has produced (and been produced by) an extraordinary progression of talented artists.
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Listia is an online auction site, but instead of paying with money you pay with credits and some of the things on there are pretty darn good. You can spend money to buy credits, but it's ridiculously expensive and silly to do so unless you are absolutely certain that you'll get your money back via product value. Alright, I wasn't completely telling the truth when I said you don't pay money, some auctions require you pay shipping with real dollars, but other than that there really isn't much else you need money for in this site.
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Very watery, had to be shaken up for water to not just come running out of it, and even then it was still watery. It did not rub in well at all, so we all walked around looking like ghosts for the day. It smelled so horrible I can't even describe the smell of it. It did protect us, but so do lots of other brands.
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Great product, protected my children against the harmful sun for all day protection. First time all summer that my kids didn't burn.
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I like that this product is all natural, but it is so heavy that it doesn't rub in well and my kids end up having white arms and legs for hours. Also, the more you rub it, it starts balling up and it looks like their skin is peeling.
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There has been a buzz in the hallways of New Town High School in Owings Mills this week.
And for good reason.
It's a buzz about the 40 young men who walk those hallways each day and who have taken the New Town Titans to the brink of a state title with a berth in the Class 1A Maryland State High School Football Championship game at M&T Bank Stadium.
At 12 noon on Saturday Head Coach Joe Holland's 10-2 Titans will face the defending state champion Dunbar Poets at the home of the Ravens.
"It's been a very great atmosphere this week," is how coach Holland described to WBAL's Scott Wykoff what it has been like around New Town High School leading up to Saturday's state title game. "Lots of support from the students and the staff and the community at large as parents have been coming in and asking what they can do to help support the team."
Holland, in his 5th year as the coach of the Titans, says his team's goal since the beginning of the year has to win a state championship. And now New Town's team is one win away of making that a reality.
"This has been a great thing for the whole New Town Community," added Holland as talked to WBAL's Scott Wykoff at New Town High School.
But coach Holland and his players know it will be no easy task beating the defending state champs from Dunbar who have won 7 out of the last 9 state championships.
"Oh yeah, we are really fired-up," Titans Junior running back George Smith told WBAL's Scott Wykoff as he and his teammates were heading out to the practice field on a brisk afternoon in Owings Mills. "We have just been the underdog all season and right now we are the underdog going against Dunbar so we feel like we have to go out there and prove ourselves."
Dunbar is 11-1 this season. The Poets only loss came against private school power Calvert Hall.
"Titan football is guys going hard," says coach Holland who has taken New Town to the playoffs in each of his 5 seasons at the high school in Owings Mills. "We run the ball fast. We can pass the ball. So we pretty much have a balanced attack."
Senior running back Derrick Kittrell has run for more than 1,000 yards this season scoring 20 touchdowns. He led the Titans with 103 yards on 21 carries and 2 touchdowns in the team's 28-27 semifinal win on the road last week over previously undefeated Perryville.
"It feels good, we worked hard to get here, it feels real good" Kittrell told WBAL's Scott Wykoff with a big smile on his face before practice. "Just staying focused and all the doubters who have doubted us, we are just proving them wrong."
"Our team's very stout defense has been the characteristic this season which has kept us in some games and pulled us through like it did last week," said coach Holland.
Junior linebackers Chris Fatogoma and Damarco Spears are the leading tacklers for the stingy Titans defense.
In addition to playing running back, Derrick Kittrell also has 4 interceptions on defense for the Titans.
Coach Holland, a City College grad who has also coached at several Baltimore City high schools since graduating from Frostburg, has a great deal of respect for the team and its coach that will be on the opposite sideline on Saturday in the title game at M&T Bank Stadium.
"A great program over the years with 8 championships," said the former college football cornerback. "Coach Lawrence Smith has been doing a great job there and I always look forward to playing the best so we have our work cut out for us but I think it is going to be a good game."
"We are not here just to say that we got here, we are here to finish what we said we wanted to do, win a state championship," added Holland. "
"I think it is fitting that you have to go through such a daunting opponent to make it to this place because iot is going to be that rewarding when we win it," said Holland as he prepares his team to battle Dunbar in the title game.
The New Town coaching staff boasts not one, but two members of the Frostburg University Sports Hall of Fame. Both coach Holland and his defensive coordinator Ronald Wallace have been inducted into the sports hall of fame at Frostburg.
And how about those 40 young men who he and his staff have coached all season and who now are one win away from a state championship?
"Remember the Titans," Holland told WBAL's Scott Wykoff. "Definitely so, go Titans."
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2A State Final - Saturday, December 1 @ 3:30 PM
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Property to rent High Street, Broadstairs, Kent
Milton Ashbury are delighted to offer a Commercial Shop Unit in the heart of the bustling Broadstairs High Street, The unit is currently being used as a Haridressers and is in a very good condition, The ground foor has a square footage of 386.65. The basement currently has 2 treatment rooms with ...
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Office to rent St. Peters Park Road, Broadstairs, CT10
The property is situated in a prominent main road position approximately 50 m. from the crossroads with High Street, Osborne Road and The Broadway. At the rear of the property is the Broadstairs rail station and opposite is a petrol filling station with a Morrisons Budgens.
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6 bedroom semi-detached house to rent The Silvers, Broadstairs, CT10
6 Bedroom Student House with 4 doubles (one with ensuite) and two singles. Fully furnished rooms and fully fitted kitchen with utility room. Close to the university campus. Available now and individual rooms also available....
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Light Industrial to rent Millennium Way, Thanet Reach Business Park, Broadstairs, CT10
The Thanet Reach Business Park is in a central location servicing the Thanet towns of Ramsgate, Broadstairs & Margate. The Westwood Cross Shopping Centre and Retail Park is only a ¼ mile distant. The Anchor tenants at Westwood Cross include Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, TK Maxx & Next.
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Light Industrial to rent Patricia Way, Pysons Road Industrial Estate, Broadstairs, CT10
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4 bedroom detached house to rent North Foreland - Private Estate Broadstairs
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5 bedroom detached house to rent North Foreland Avenue, Broadstairs, Kent
Exceptional, detached, five/six bedroom gated house situated within the exclusive North Foreland Private Estate boasting five en suite bedrooms, double detached garage, sea views, front and rear landscaped gardens, security camera system and three receptions. The house is a modern bespoke build a...
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5 bedroom detached house to rent Kingsgate Avenue, Kingsgate, Broadstairs, Kent
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The hotel is very good but when you enter the first you feel that the reception and the surrounding is small compared to the size and the height of the hotel.However the reception staff are very good and co-operative.Though the size of rooms are small they are very clean.The breakfast was good.The interesting places like Baixa,Belem Tower,St.Jerome Monastery are not... More
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- The Altis Park Hotel is a 4-star hotel near Lisbon airport (10 minutes), ideally situated for events. 300 rooms, 11 meeting rooms, restaurants and garage parking. Located near the Parque das Nações, 10 minutes from Lisbon airport (5 km), Altis Park Hotel is situated on one of Lisbon's seven hills with breathtaking views overlooking the city and the Tagus River. A highly functional 4-star hotel ideally suited for your business needs by its proximity to Lisbon airport as well as having a Metro station only metres from the door (Olaias Station - red line)with direct line to Airport and Parque das Nações. The Altis Park Hotel offers a modern Congress Centre with 11 fully equipped and refurbished meeting rooms plus a large Auditorium for 280 people. The Hotel Altis Park has 300 newly refurbished rooms, Garage parking, Restaurant and Bar. Leisure and Sport on your doorstep Situated only 100 metres from the Hotel Altis Park, the Olaias Club sports complex has two swimming pools, tennis courts, squash, health club with gym, sauna, Hammam, jacuzzi, hairdresser and shops. ... more less
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Translated as "Morning Dew", Asatsuyu is a pure Sauvignon Blanc and the only white wine made by Kenzo Estate.
The gentian (Rindo in Japanese) is a purple flower evoking the color of this wine, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petite Verdot and Malbec.
Meaning "Purple", Murasaki is a robust blend of predominantly Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot selected from certain vineyard blocks and specific barrels.
Named "Indigo" for a color whose significance is profound in Japanese culture, this is a Cabernet Sauvignon possessed of all the stature the wine is renowned for.


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Recently I crossed off a "bucket list" item… and boy of boy did I have fun!
I was born and raised in San Diego County… the home of Del Mar, its fair and its horse racing track. But I'd never been there for the horse races. When you think of the Del Mar race track you conjure up thoughts of Jimmy Durante, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin… and all of the old favorites sitting in their private boxes watching fabulous thoroughbreds running the track.
Well, we didn't have a private boxes to sit in, but we did watch some fabulously beautiful horses running like the wind in the cool ocean breeze. But that's not all we saw…
We saw lots of people!
We saw lots of very expensive cars!
We saw some really beautiful, and some really odd looking hats perched upon lots of women's heads, or in a few instances perched on their foreheads!
Did I mention that we saw lots of people?
We also saw kids bouncing along the track in their own little race.
And being a wife of a farmer I, of course, had to take pictures of the beautiful (yes, tractors can be beautiful) John Deere tractors grooming the track. With the American Flag right behind one of them it's an "All American" in my opinion.
My sister, Penny King, my niece Lindsey King with boyfriend Tyler Twohey and my nephew Brad King all very much enjoyed the day… we didn't win anything but we did gather up a lot of wonderful memories to reflect back upon – which in my book is just as good as gold.
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A new date for the AGM has been announced.
Members of the Adelaide High Old Scholars CC are advised that the club's AGM will be held on Wednesday, 26 June at 6.30 pm at the PA. Members should aim to arrive from 6 pm so that the meeting can start promptly at 6.30 pm.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration is investing in regional clusters throughout the US that span a variety of industries, ranging from energy and manufacturing to agriculture and advanced defense technologies.
Clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies, specialized suppliers, academic institutions, service providers and associated organizations with a specific industry focus. They provide high-value, targeted connecting of small and large businesses, including networking with potential industry partners abroad.
Clusters form strong partnerships between universities and private industry, facilitating technology transfer and commercialization of new technology. Clusters can play a critical role in meeting innovation needs in sectors such as energy or defense faster and cheaper than traditional procurement processes.
The map below shows the names and locations of the more than 40 clusters in which SBA is investing, the majority of which represent a collaborative funding opportunity among several Federal agencies. A list of the clusters can be found here. Small businesses interested in participating in a cluster can also refer to the map below for more information about a cluster's area of focus and the region in which it is concentrating its efforts.
SBA Invests in Over 40 Clusters
In the fall of 2010, SBA funded its initial three clusters in collaboration with the Department of Commerce, the Department of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency, and several other agencies. These clusters are located in the Greater Philadelphia region, Florida, and Ohio. Read more
SBA Supports Clusters Across the US Learn more
Year One Data Study of the Pilot Clusters Initiative
SBA funded a third-party evaluator to examine the ten pilot clusters in detail, including their various stakeholder participants and the services and activities provided by the clusters, with a focus on small business participants. The report, published in June 2012, evaluates the initial outcomes observed during the first year of the initiative, including the employment, revenue, and payroll of the small businesses as well as their ability to spur innovation and obtain financing. Furthermore, the report analyzes the regional economic impact of the economic activity of the clusters' small business participants.
Key pilot findings and outcomes from Year One include:
- Total small business participation in the 10 clusters grew by over 275% in one year. Small business participants grew from 179 at the start of the pilot to 672 at the end of the first year.
- Top reasons for small business participation in the clusters: networking with other SBs (82%); access to new markets (domestic and international) (50%); access to cluster services (49%); access to government procurement opportunities (49%); and integration in the industry's supply chain (45%).
- Over 85% of the small businesses surveyed reported that the services and activities provided by the cluster were unique and could not be found elsewhere.
- The more established clusters allocate more funding to providing services and engagement activities. The study found that clusters three years or older allocated the majority of their SBA funding to providing services to their members as contrasted with overall cluster management and administration.
- On average, total employment grew by 11.2% in the small businesses that participated in the clusters, including both full-time and part-time employees. This includes a 7.6% increase of full-time employees.
- Nearly all of the clusters involved in the initiative - 9 out of 10 - experienced an increase in the average revenue of small business participants during year one. On average, the revenue of small business participants increased by 13.7%.
- The average payroll (total compensation paid to employees) of small business participants increased in year one by 23.4%.
- Over two thirds (69%) of small businesses that sought cluster services reported that they developed new products or services. More than half (54%) reported being able to commercialize new technology.
Clusters helped small businesses enhance economic activity.
- Access to capital as reported by the Cluster Administrators: Nearly $48 million in capital through private funding sources such as venture capital and angel capital. Over $6.5 million in early stage investment from federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) awards.
- Access to markets as reported by Cluster Administrators: Over $217 million contracts or subcontracts awarded to small business participants.
Click here to download the five-page Executive Summary of the report. To download a PDF of the full report click here.
Federal Collaborators
- Department of Commerce's (DOC's) Economic Development Administration (EDA)
- Department of Commerce's (DOC's) National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST's) Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP)
- Department of Energy's (DOE's) Advanced Manufacturing Office (AMO)
- Department of Labor's (DOL's) Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
- Jobs Accelerator Reporting Template
- Federal Financial Report
- Request for Advance or Reimbursement
- Performance Progress Report – SF PPR
- Certification Form Template January 2013
- Revised 7(j) Eligibility Criteria July 2012
Clusters FAQs
Payment and Invoicing 2011 Jobs Accelerator and Innovation Challenge SBA 7(j) Grant Recipients and the 2012 Advanced Manufacturing SBA 7(j) Grant Recipients. Click here to view FAQs.
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My good friend Basil Attal joined our team for 2009 along with Rick Maschek from SS2S and Pyrocyon a fellow rocketeer from India and Richard wood from the X-Prize forum. We are building up for a good year here at Prometheus Welcome aboard guy's!!!!!
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West Ham United's Kevin Nolan celebrates with the Championship Play-Off Trophy
Dave Evans, West Ham Correspondent
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
West Ham captain Kevin Nolan has been the inspiration in turning around the team's fortunes this season
Last season's miserable relegation was compounded by the fact that West Ham looked a rudderless ship.
They lacked authority in their manager and lacked leadership on the field, but that has certainly been rectified this season with the arrival of the inspirational Kevin Nolan.
Say what you like about some of his displays, everyone knew that Nolan was the captain of this team and he deserved his moment when he picked up the play-off trophy at Wembley on Saturday.
"It was relief, elation a bit of everything," said the skipper when asked about the moment when he thrust the trophy into the air.
"I couldn't actually see myself celebrating the way that I did, but the whole season just comes out in one moment and I am delighted."
At times, it didn't look like it would go their way on Saturday and Nolan was only too aware of that.
"They had the momentum and it seems as though there were 14 Blackpool players on the pitch at one point," said the 29-year-old.
"But we weathered the storm brilliantly and everything about the game today showed what we are about."
Nolan came close to winning the game himself when he met George McCartney's cross with a volley that crashed against the crossbar.
"I've connected well and you normally know that you've got a chance of it being a goal, but it was a fantastic save," he said.
"There wasn't one point when I thought that it wasn't going to be our day. The nerves started to come in, but I thought that we handled it absolutely fantastically well."
It is a far cry from the stumbling silence of Matty Upson as the Hammers were relegated last season, but then that is why manager Sam Allardyce brought Nolan into the club.
"It is an honour to be captain of West Ham," said Nolan.
"To be able to lead the lads at a fantastic stadium and win the game to get us back to where we belong especially for those fans and the chairmen is just fantastic.
"I think you've seen at the end with all the celebrations how as a team we are together and that includes all the staff and everyone."
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Yaya Sanogo says a meeting with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was enough to persuade him to snub a move to Lille and join the Gunners instead.
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Rutaceae Zanthoxylum
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Places where this species can be found :
- Beausejour Bay - GRENADA
- Morne Gazo - GRENADA
Species information
InterestZanthoxylum derived from Greek for yellow wood.
Specimen information
CollectorW.D. Hawthorne, S.Cable & D. Jules
Specimen Number591
LocationAlong main nature trail.
NotesTree 12 m tall with thick spines on trunk. BARK: smooth, pale grey, horizontal ridges and 'eyes' every 10 cm. LEAVES: margin wavy; US midrib and secondaries impressed; LS midrib and secs prominant. FRUIT: brown, old. (RHS colour code: Leaf upper =146A, below=146B)
CoordinatesLatitude: 12.020000 N Longitude: 61.430000 W Altitude: 265