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The Mt. Hood 50 is a heavily shaded 50-mile race that is run almost entirely on the Pacific Crest Trail. The trail is generally soft with good footing, although there are some technical sections with rocks and roots. Runners will start by running North from the Clackamas Ranger Station to the Frog Lake Aid Station, just before Highway 26. They will then return to the start/finish and head South to the Warm Springs Meadows Aid Station, where they will turn around and head back to the finish. Total elevation gain is approximately 5,630 feet. This race is part of the Northwest Mountain Trail Series and a proud member of the Oregon Trail Series.
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Race date
July 12, 2014, 6:30 am
REGISTER Register for the wait list here Registration closes July 9.
Race Fees
Entry: $95
This race will fill up quickly, so there will be no late registration fee. PLEASE NOTE: No transfers to other runners or to following years are permitted. Registration can be cancelled for a 50% refund prior to March 1. No refunds are permitted on or after March 1.
Patagonia technical race shirt: $30
Start Times and Cutoff
The race will start at 6:30 a.m. with an Early Start of 5:30 a.m. for those who need extra time to meet the 12-hour cutoff. If you will not be able to finish by 6:30 p.m., you will be asked to return to the Start/Finish with the Aid Station volunteers. (Please note that the Early Start is to accommodate runners that need an additional hour to finish under the 12-hour cutoff. Early starters are not eligible for awards.) As a guideline, runners should expect to be past the Start/Finish Aid Station by 12:30 p.m., Warm Springs Aid Station by 3:30 p.m. and Red Wolf Aid Station (the second time) by 5:00 p.m.
Aid Stations
Aid stations will be stocked with GU in a variety of flavors, GU Brew and other ultra fare. Please bring your own aid and utilize your drop bags if you have special needs.
Drop Bags
Please be sure to mark your bag with your name and the name of the Aid Station where they are to be dropped. Place your drop bags in the appropriate drop bag area at the Start/Finish by 6:15 a.m. the morning of the race. Early starters must have drop bags ready by 5:15 a.m. Drop bags are returned to the Start/Finish after the Aid Stations close. Please do not put anything in your bag that you can't afford to lose and note that the race is not responsible for lost or stolen drop bags.
Aid Station | Total Distance | Full Aid | Porta-Potty | Drop Bag |
Start | 0 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Little Crater Lake | 6.0 | Yes | No | No |
FSR 58 | 9.2 | Yes | Yes | No |
Frog Lake | 14.2 | Yes | No | Yes |
FSR 58 | 19.2 | Yes | Yes | No |
Little Crater Lake | 22.4 | Yes | No | No |
Start/Finish | 28.4 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Red Wolf Pass | 33.7 | Yes | No | No |
Warm Springs | 39.2 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Red Wolf Pass | 44.7 | Yes | No | No |
Finish | 50 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Check In / Packet Pick-up
Check-in and day of race packet pick-up will take place at the Start/Finish area at Clackamas Ranger Station from 5:00 a.m. – 6:15 a.m. on July 12. All runners must check in the morning of the race to get their bibs!
Packet Pickup will be available the week of the race. We'll post information here soon. Even if you pick up your packet prior to race day, you must check in the morning of the race to get your bib.
Post-Race and Awards
Join runners, volunteers and family members for some great post-race food, with meat and veggie options, at the Start/Finish area while you cheer on the finishers! We will have some great awards from our sponsors for the top-3 and top masters. All runners will have a great chance of scoring some great products from our sponsors in the post-race raffle!
2013 Photos from LongRun Pictures are here.
The Start/Finish will be at the Clackamas Historic Compound, near Timothy Lake, and approximately 20 miles south of Mt. Hood.
From Portland, take Hwy 26 towards Mt Hood, drive past Government Camp and continue ten miles past the Hwy35/Hwy 26 intersection to Hwy 42 (also marked as Skyline Rd and Timothy Lake). The Hwy 42 turnoff is close to the 66-mile mark on Hwy 26. The Clackamas Ranger Station is 10 miles down Hwy42, 1/4 mile past Hwy42/Hwy57 intersection on Hwy42.
The Mt. Hood area has some great places to camp and Timothy Lake has more than 150 campsites. Below is a list of the closest campgrounds.
Clackamas Lake (closest to start – 1/2 mile), Oakfork on Timothy Lake, Gone Creek on Timothy Lake, Pine Point on Timothy Lake, Little Crater Lake (aid station on course about mile 6), HoodView On Timothy Lake. To reserve, click on one of the links above, or call 877-444-6777, or go to www.reserveusa.com. Please note that the USFS strongly discourages camping outside of established campsites. No camping is allowed at the Clackamas Lake Guard Station Compound.
The nearest motels are in Government Camp, OR (21 miles from start).
Parking is allowed off road on portions of Forest Service Road 42 (FS42) near the Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Compound (Start/Finish). Signs will be posted and volunteers will help to direct you. No parking is allowed on on either side of FS42 at the Pacific Crest Trailhead adjacent to Joe Graham Campground. No parking is allowed on either side of FS 42 from the event entrance to Joe Graham Campground.
NO ALCOHOL is allowed in the Clackamas Lake Guard Station Compound.
This event is located on the National Forest.
In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202)720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.


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Why Electric? • • • • • • • Low Operating Costs 100% Energy Efficient Safe and Affordable Can operate without heat for year-round use No Gas Lines/ Venting Requirements Only requires 110v outlet for install Easy Installation Why Modern Flames? Finally, Modern Flames has developed new technology that has made it possible for electric fireplaces to stand next to the real look of a gas or wood fireplace. Developed by engineers whose background is in the hearth industry who has perfected the new benchmark in electric fireplaces. Existing electric fireplace manufacturers have simply overlooked the importance of realism. With Modern Flames' industry changing realistic flame pattern, consumers and designers alike can think of electric fireplaces as an upgrade to their existing real fireplaces or outdated electric fireplaces. Wall Mount Electric Fireplace AL-38 Real Stone Face Upgrade Don't have space for a long linear fireplace? The AL-38 is a perfect solution to get the linear look you want in a smaller space. This beautiful piece has a clean, crystal black glass face or optional real stone upgrades including; Absolute Black Granite, Honey Travertine & Dark Grey Limestone. Dark Grey Limestone Honey Travertine Absolute Black Granite w w w. m o d e r n f l a m e s . c o m Wall Mount Electric Fireplace AL-58 Real Stone Face Upgrade The original and still most popular size in the AL Series. The perfect length and proportion of beautiful electric fire and trim. Also has real stone optional upgrades including; Absolute Black Granite, Honey Travertine and Dark Grey Limestone. Dark Grey Limestone Honey Travertine Absolute Black Granite Wall Mount Electric Fireplace AL-95 Originally designed for commercial applications, which has become known as the "wall of fire," is a quick and easy way to bring the wow factor into your home. Eight full feet of the most realistic electric flame available is the next hottest thing. w w w. m o d e r n f l a m e s . c o m
Electric Fireplaces BUI LT- I N | HD L I N E A R Just plug in one of our electric fireplaces for instant ambience in any room. All of our Built-in and HD Linear models are CSA tested for safety, fit any room style, and are easy to use. They are cool to the touch but will add warmth to any space. Columbia Corner Surround with Arched Rectangle built-in fireplace front shown in Cherry Stain Finish. A division of the Outdoor GreatRoom Company Electric LINEAR Cool to the touch and warm to the eye This hot fireplace feels cool to the touch, yet, puts out heat when you want it. It hangs like a piece of art – easy to install and sets up in minutes. Place it on any interior wall with an electric outlet. Just plug it in and have a beautiful fire instantly. Model GE-58 Select your ideal fire. Fireplace Features Choose from a large range of options – from fire intensity, to backlighting color, to heat range and more! • Ambient backlighting comes standard on all models. • High efficiency LED on fire and backlighting— Uses only 15 watts. • Operating costs as low as a penny per day with flame and backlighting, and 9-18 cents per hour with the heater on. ON/OFF Flame Intensity (4 levels) Heat (750/1500) - 1 light = low - 2 lights = high • 1500/750 watt heater–up to 5,000 BTU's/hr. Thermostat • Ultra-quiet. Uses silent force technology. Timer (up to 9 hours) Backlighting ON • Full feature remote control. - 13 colors, plus automatic rotation - 3 colors on the GER-36 model • Comes in 6 widths 36", 50", 58", 70", 78", & 94". Model GE-70 Add ambience... Choose up to 13 backlight colors! Customize your High Definition Linear Electric fireplace to fit any space. With six widths and up to 13 backlight color options, this fireplace is sure to please any eye. All linear models are flat, except the GER-36, which has a curved glass front. With the ability to turn the heating element on and off while keeping the flame and backlight on, this fireplace is not only funtional but also a piece of art! Model GE-94 with Red Backlighting Model GE-50 with Soft Orange Backlighting Model GER-36 with Periwinkle Backlighting Model GE-58 with Lavender Backlighting B U I LT- I N Electric Build your dream fireplace! Step 1. Choose your Fire Box Size 2 sizes to fit any room space. Choose a 34" or 41" wide fire box. Add a stylish fireplace front and surround to complete the look. Step 1. Choose your size Step 2. Choose your front Step 3. Choose your custom surround Gives off real heat! Realistic-looking embers and logs. GBI-34 and GBI-41 Step 2. Choose your Front Style Whatever your style, we have a front for you. Each front style comes in 2 sizes: 34" or 41" wide. A custom mantel or cabinet will finish off any of these great looks. Louver Front in Matte Black Finish. Two sizes: LF-34 and LF-41 Arch Rectangular Front in Matte Black Finish with hammered silver decorative fixed doors. Two sizes: ARF-34 and ARF-41 Full Arch Front in Matte Black Finish with decorative Gold Emblem. Two sizes: FAF-34 and FAF-41 Step 3. Choose your Custom Surround Gallery Built-In Fireplace Features Finish off your fireplace with either the Rio Grande Cabinet or with the Columbia Corner Cabinet. Both come standard in Cherry-Stained finish with unfinished options available for you to customize to your taste! Rio Grande has optional book case (shown below) and Columbia Corner has optional TV stand (not shown). • Choice of decorative fireplace fronts • Bottom riser included for additional value! • Operating costs as low as a penny per day with flame and backlighting, and 9-18 cents per hour with the heater on. • Realistic-looking fire and coals • High efficiency LED on fire and back lighting— Uses only 15 watts. • 1500 watt heater • Full feature remote control • Ultra quiet 2 speed heater fan • High impact tempered glass front • Operates on standard 110 volt plug-in • 9 different timer settings Remote Control Features Rio Grande Cabinet in Cherry-Stained Finish. Also available unfinished. Shown with optional Book case. Built with GBI-34, FAF-34, RIO-34-K, & RIO-34-BOOK CASE Columbia Corner Cabinet shown unfinished. Also available in Cherry-Stained Finish. Optional corner TV stand not shown. Built with GBI-34, LF-34, & COLUMBIA CORNER CAB - realistic-looking flame - ambient backlighting - fan for heat - thermostat - timer specifications Gallery Built-In Fireplace Specifications MODEL HEIGHT WIDTH DEPTH WATTAGE GBI-34 26 1/4" 33 1/2" 11 1/4" 750/1500 GBI-41 31 3/8" 40 3/8" 11 1/4" 750/1500 LF-34 29 3/4" 33 7/8" 1" NA LF-41 34 13/16" 40 3/4" 1" NA FAF-34 29 3/4" 33 7/8" 1" NA FAF-41 34 13/16" 40 3/4" 1" NA ARF-34 29 3/4" 33 7/8" 1" NA ARF-41 34 13/16" 40 3/4" 1" NA COL-COR-RIS-K 45 1/4" 51" 31" NA COLUMBIA CORNER TV 4 3/4" 39" 16 1/2" NA RIO-34-K / RIO-41-K 44 1/2" / 49" 51" / 58" 16" / 16" NA RIO-34-BOOK CASE / RIO-41-BOOK CASE 32 3/4" / 32 3/4" 48 1/4" / 54 1/4" 15" / 15" NA Dimensions above are in inches. Reference dimensions only. We recommend measuring individual units at installation. Refer to installation manual for detailed specifications on installing this product. Printing color may vary slightly from actual product. Gallery HD Linear Fireplace Specifications MODEL HEIGHT WIDTH DEPTH MOUNTING AREA VIEWING SIZE WATTAGE GE-94 26 2/5" 93 7/10" 6" 67"w x 13 3/4"h 75"w x 12"h 1500 GE-78 26 2/5" 78" 6" 63"w x 14.5"h 59 1/10"w x 12"h 1500 GE-70 26 2/5" 70" 6" 50 7/8"w x 13 3/4"h 51 1/5"w x 12"h 1500 GE-58 26 2/5" 58 3/10" 6" 34 3/8"w x 14 3/4"h 39 2/5"w x 12"h 1500 GE-5O 26 2/5" 50 2/5" 6" 34 3/8"w x 14 3/4"h 31 1/2"w x 12"h 1500 GER-36* 24 1/2" 35 4/5" 6 3/5" 17 3/8"w x 17 7/8"h 20 3/10"w x 12"h 1500 Model GE-94 Model GE-70 Model GE-78 Model GE-58 Model GE-50 Model GER-36 * GER-36 comes standard with a curved glass front and 3 backlight colors. 2015 Silver Bell Road • Suite 195 • Eagan, MN 55122 Toll Free: 1-866-303-4028 • firstname.lastname@example.com GreatCo.com CSA tested and approved. A division of the Outdoor GreatRoom Company
STANDARD FEATURES: Model • 38" radiant face electric fireplace featuring a realistic ember bed and flame technology • Perfect for apartments, condominiums, high rise buildings and cottages • Slim line design offers a 16" deep firebox to create the perfect look without taking up too much floor space • Optional single-pane bronze glass doors and wood surrounds available in several finishes • Access to a hidden control panel with easy on/off, thermostatically controlled or remote control operation • Standard Hand Held Remote Control • Create the perfect ambience with the option to • • turn the unit on with or without heat Standard automatic thermostat heater with settings (Low, Medium, High) located on the control panel Easy to install, the EF500 can be connected to 120V with a BTU rating of 5,000 and wattage of 1500 The EF500 can be connected to 240V with a BTU rating of 10,000 and wattage of 3000 Quiet blower distributes heat evenly into the room CSA Design Certified EF500 EF500 BTU EF500: 5,000 BTU (120V) 10,000 BTU (240V) Watts 1,500W (120V) 3,000W (240V) Dimensions (Actual) 38-3/4"W x 33"H x 15-1/8"D 38-3/4"W x 33"H x 15-1/8"D Dimensions (Framing) 39-3/4"W x 33-1/2"H x 15-5/8"D 39-3/4"W x 33-1/2"H x 15-5/8"D Opening Dimensions 36"W x 21-1/8"H 36"W x 21-1/8"H Radiant or Circulating Both Both • Self trimming to ensure a perfect fit to cabinets • Built-in thermostat • Standard three prong wall plug provided no professional installation required • 120 volt power supply • 1350 watts heater rating; 1500 watts total • Up to 4,500 BTUs: 400 square-foot heating capacity • Fully operable glass doors EF33 (120V) EF36 (120V) BTU 4,500 BTU (120V) 4,500 BTU (120V) 4,500 BTU (120V) Watts 1,500W 1,500W 1,500W Dimensions (Actual) 27-1/2"W x 25-1/4"H x 11-1/2"D 34-1/2"W x 29-3/4"H x 11-1/2"D 37-1/2"W x 33-1/4"H x 11-1/2"D 26-1/2"W x 24-3/4"H x 11-1/2"D 33-1/2"W x 29-1/4"H x 11-1/2"D 36-1/2"W x 32-3/4"H x 11-1/2"D 25-1/4"W x 19-1/2"H 32-1/4"W x 22-3/4"H 35-1/4"W x 26-1/4"H Radiant Radiant Radiant Design Certified ALLURA-FIRE EF26, EF33, EF36: CSA EF26 (120V) Radiant or Circulating • CSA Model Opening Dimensions • Design Certified Dimensions (Framing) • CSA CSA CSA • Multi-function remote with flame speed control and intelligent memory • Sandstone BrickWorks refractory lined sides • Touch pad controls with delayed shut-off feature • Enhanced log stack, color and texture • Refined color design and topography of ember bed • Clean Face Design: No distracting louvers • On-off display down-lights add to the ambient flame and glowing ember bed Optional Accessories EF500 • Cabinets • Decorative fronts • Bi-fold Doors • Trim Kits EF26, 33, 36 • Cabinets Electric Fireplaces HPBA Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association Your Majestic Dealer: A Brand of Monessen Hearth Systems Co. 149 Cleveland Drive, Paris, Kentucky 40361 www.majesticproducts.com To avoid personal injury or property damage, the product described by this brochure must be installed, operated and maintained in strict compliance with the instructions packaged with the product and all applicable building or fire codes. Contact local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements. All photographs and drawings on this brochure are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended for, nor should they be used as a substitute for the instructions packaged with the unit. Appearance and specifications of the product are subject to change without notice. © 2008 Monessen Hearth Systems Co. Ver.02 8908MAJ ...
Logitech UE Air Speaker Features 1. Status indicator Green: Normal operation Orange: Network or firmware issue 1 2. Ethernet port Connector for direct connection to a network. Visit www.logitech.com/support/ airspeaker for setup instructions using an Ethernet cable Front 2 3 4 5 3. Wi-Fi Connect button For use with computer setup (optional) 4. Auxiliary input 3.5mm audio input for other music devices (optional) 5. AC power input 6. Mute Press to mute and unmute. Back 6 7 Top 4 English 8 7. Volume Turn clockwise to increase volume and counterclockwise to decrease volume. 8. Power Press to turn on the speaker. While the speaker is on, press to sleep. Press again to wake. Press and hold for 5 seconds to turn off the speaker. (Power-on takes 35 seconds.) Logitech UE Air Speaker Set up AirPlay using an iOS device (preferred) 1 2 1. Connect the AC power supply and turn on the speaker. The speaker powers up in 35 seconds. 2. Press to open the device dock. Do not dock your iOS device while the speaker is powering up. 3. Make sure your iOS device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network on which you want to operate the speaker. 3 4 5 4. Dock your iOS device after the speaker powers up. A notification will appear on your screen. Select Yes to install the Logitech UE Air app. 5. Keep your iOS device docked, launch the APP, and then follow the on-screen instructions. Be ready to enter your Wi-Fi network password. When the Status indicator turns solid green, the Wi-Fi network connection is made. English 5 ...


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Faith Durand from The Kitchn shares a recipe from her new book, Bakeless Sweets with Food52 -- because during summer, dessert shouldn't require an oven.
I'm one of those people who likes her chocolate with stuff in it. Roasted almonds in dark chocolate? Yes. Theo's chocolate bar with toasted buttery breadcrumbs? Double yes. The purists will groan, but I appreciate the richness of chocolate tempered with something nutty or crispy. This no-bake take on brownies hits that craving straight-on, with a firm, fudgy texture and the toasted taste of graham crumbs, not to mention hazelnuts.
>>RELATED: Another easy, no-bake treat: Dark Chocolate Coconut Bites.
The best part is that you can put them together in just a few minutes. Simply mix together graham cracker crumbs, hazelnuts, and cocoa, add melted chocolate, and refrigerate your brownies for at least an hour. Waiting for the brownies to chill is by far the hardest part of this recipe, but the fudgy treats flecked with cookie crumbs and roasted nuts make your patience worthwhile.
Note that there are only two types of chocolate, but there is triple chocolate flavor! You can use chocolate graham crackers instead of regular ones if you want to be more literal about the "triple" in the title.
No-Bake Triple Chocolate Brownies
Makes 16 small brownies
1 generous cup graham cracker crumbs, from 8 to 10 whole graham crackers
1/2 cup finely chopped roasted hazelnuts
1/4 cup cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
3/4 cups sweetened condensed milk
4 ounces bittersweet chocolate, melted
1. Line an 8-inch (20-cm) square baking dish with two crossed strips of parchment or wax paper, letting the long ends hang over the sides of the dish. Grease lightly with butter or baking spray.
2. In a large bowl, mix together the crackers, hazelnuts, cocoa, and salt. Pour in the milk. (If desired, you can set the can in a pan of warm water to make it easier to scrape out and stir in the milk.) Pour in the melted chocolate and stir firmly to thoroughly combine, then scrape the mixture into the prepared pan. Cover with a piece of plastic wrap and press firmly into the pan.
3. Chill for at least 1 hour, until firm enough to cut. Lift the parchment paper to remove the brownies from the pan. Cut the brownies into small squares. They will be fudgy but quite firm. Store leftover brownies in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days.
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY August 2, 2002 A regular meeting of the Board of Visitors of Virginia Commonwealth University was held on Friday, August 2, 2002, at 9 a.m. in the University Meeting Center located at 101 North Harrison Street. Present were Drs. Perkinson (Rector), Bersoff, Long and Romano; Messrs. Axselle, Markel, Plymale, Pyon, Rigsby, Rosenthal, Slater and Thompson; and Mesdames McMichael, Petera and Riddick. Mr. Baldacci was absent. Also present were Drs. Trani, Andrews, Brodd, Huff, Kontos, McDavis, Rhone, Self and Turner; Messrs. Broadway, Bunce, Burke, Gehring, Jez, Ohlinger, Ross and Timmreck; and Mesdames Balmer, Chinnici, Lepley and Messmer. The Report of the President was presented. The four new members of the Board of Visitors were introduced. Dr. Bersoff is the Managing Director of Quarterdeck Investment Properties, a Los Angeles-based investment bank providing knowledge-driven investment banking services to the aerospace, defense, information technology, space, and technical services marketplaces. Dr. Bersoff was Chairman, President, and CEO of BTG, Inc., an information-technology firm Dr. Bersoff founded in 1982. Dr. Bersoff was the first Chairman of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership and currently is a member of the Board of Directors and past Chairman of the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Bersoff holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from New York University. Dr. Bersoff was selected as Virginia's Outstanding Industrialist for 1999 by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Science Museum of Virginia. Dr. Romano is a physician in private practice in Fairfax, Virginia. Dr. Romano also is serving as an Associate Clinical Professor in VCU's Department of Family Practice. Dr. Romano is a member of the national, state, and local chapters of the American Academy of Family Practice and the Fairfax County Medical Society. Dr. Romano earned a M.D. from VCU. Mr. Thomas Rosenthal is Chief Executive Officer of Med Outcomes, Inc. and co- founder of MunRo Partners, a company bringing a new concept to pharmacy. Before founding MunRo Partners, Mr. Rosenthal was President and Chief Operating Officer of Standard Drug Company. Mr. Rosenthal currently serves on the School of Pharmacy's Advisory Board and is a former member of the MCV Foundation's Board of Trustees and the VCU Health System's Board of Directors. Mr. Rosenthal earned a B.S. in entrepreneurial management from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. Mr. Philip Thompson, Sr. is President and Chief Financial Officer of One Number Information Systems, Inc. of Virginia. Mr. Thompson was previously with C&P Telephone Company and a teacher with Norfolk Public Schools. Mr. Thompson has been actively involved in providing computer support for Second Baptist Church and for Cross-Over Ministries, supporting efforts to provide health care for indigent patients and the working poor. A member of the Metropolitan Business League and the Executive Board of Richmond Renaissance, Mr. Thompson earned a bachelor's degree in education from St. Paul's College in Lawrenceville, Virginia. An enrollment update was presented. VCU has received more than 11,700 undergraduate applications. Undergraduate applications have increased 8 percent over 2001 and by 90 percent since 1995. Based on offers accepted by students, VCU has already achieved the goal of 2,900 freshmen and an anticipated freshman class size for Fall 2002 is between 3,050 and 3,100 students. Currently, the average SAT score of the incoming freshman is up 13 points from 2001. The average SAT for the incoming freshman class is expected to be 1050, up from the Fall 2001 freshman class average of 1037 and up from 1002 in 1996. The number of incoming out-of-state undergraduate students is up 67 students, a 20 percent increase over 2001. The state showing the largest increase is New York, increasing from 26 to 40 students from 2001. The headcount for 2001 was 25,001, the projected headcount enrollment for 2002 is 25,415. A budget update was presented. Highlights are: • On July 23, 2002, Governor Mark Warner reported to the General Assembly that state revenue collections for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2002, were $237 million short of the forecast and 3.8 percent below revenues from the prior fiscal year. • In view of the shortfall, the Governor has directed the Secretary of Finance to re-forecast the general fund revenues for the 2002-04 biennium. 2 • Governor Warner will brief members of the General Assembly on Virginia's financial condition and actions required to balance the state budget on August 19, 2002. • In the meantime, the Governor has directed agencies and institutions to limit discretionary spending and ensure that only the most essential items are funded. • Additional state budget cuts for both the current fiscal year and the next year are expected. • The University has already implemented general fund reductions of $5.3 million in 2001-02, $18.2 million in 2002-03 and $24.7 million in 2003-04. • To help mitigate state funding reductions for 2002-04, the University's budget already assumes tuition increases of 9 percent for resident undergraduates and 8 percent for all other students in both years of the biennium. • Budget reduction actions have been implemented across all areas of the University and include: • Eliminating faculty and classified positions • Redirecting turnover and vacancy savings • Increasing class size • Increasing full-time faculty teaching loads • Delaying full classroom implementation of the student computer initiative • Reducing much needed equipment purchases • Privatizing housekeeping services • Reducing facilities maintenance • Minimizing operating expenses, such as supplies, materials, postage, and travel • With additional budget reductions anticipated for the current year and the unlikelihood of a mid-year tuition increase, the University's budget will be severely stressed. • Another round of budget cuts also will delay the development of VCU's six-year financial plan until the University is reasonably assured of a stable state funding base. Copies of Dr. Trani's book The First Cold War were distributed to the Board members. 3 The Report of the Rector was presented. A slide presentation featuring the first commencement ceremony in Qatar in June 2002, in which Dr. Perkinson and Dr. Smith participated, was presented. Also included were slides of a visit to the Rice Property in Charles City, Virginia. Dr. Perkinson encouraged Board members to visit the Rice Property to observe the VCU's life sciences initiative at work. Mrs. Petera reported for the Academic and Health Affairs Policy Committee. A brief overview of the responsibilities of the Academic and Health Affairs Policy Committee was presented. The revision to the VCU Faculty Early Retirement Incentive Program was presented. The VCU Faculty Early Retirement Incentive Program was approved by the Board of Visitors in 1999. The purpose of the Faculty Early Retirement Incentive Program is to provide a financial early retirement incentive for certain tenured faculty that will facilitate the release of tenured faculty resources for budget reallocation or reduction in accordance with the University Strategic Plan goals, changes in enrollment, and other University needs. The program is not designed to be a faculty fringe benefit program, but a management tool. The revision to the Incentive Program would provide that the total annual costs for the program shall not exceed three percent (rather than one percent) of the University's general fund appropriation for faculty salaries and associated benefits. The Academic and Health Affairs Policy Committee recommended to the full Board the approval of the revision to the VCU Faculty Early Retirement Incentive Program. A report on the Degrees Awarded was presented. Virginia Commonwealth University awarded 4,159 4 degrees and certificates during 2001-02, an increase of 77 degrees and certificates from 2000-2001. In 2001-02, baccalaureates were awarded in 66 disciplines, master's degrees in 83 disciplines, doctorates in 22 disciplines, first professional degrees in three disciplines and post-baccalaureate certificates in 20 disciplines. During 2001-02, 2,198 baccalaureates were awarded; 1,318 master's degrees were awarded and 108 doctorates were awarded. Also during 2001-02, 79 first professional degrees in Dentistry, 168 first professional degrees in Medicine, and 95 first professional degrees in Pharmacy were awarded. The off-campus Comprehensive Services for Personnel Development program graduated the first off-campus class in December 2001, awarding 85 master's degrees in Rehabilitation Counseling. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Reaffirmation of Accreditation Update was presented for information. Mrs. Anne Petera was asked and agreed to serve on the University's SACS Leadership Team. A report on VCU's Writing and Technology Competency Results, a Report on the College of Humanities and Sciences, a Report on Grants, Contracts and Intellectual Property, and the VCU Health System Financial Statement Summary Fiscal Year 2002 - Eleven Months ending May 31, 2002, were presented for information. Mr. Plymale reported for the Advancement and External Relations Committee. The Marketing and Media Relations Report was presented. The Federal, State, Local and Community Relations Report was presented. The General Obligation Bond legislation contains almost $77 million worth of new 5 construction and renovation projects for the University. The Government and Community Relations web site has information regarding the overall higher education bond campaign as well as VCU-specific information. The University and the VCU Health System are working to educate constituencies and insure a strong turnout on November 5. The Marketing and Media Report was presented. Ms. Pam Lepley, VCU's new Director of News Services, was introduced. With the hiring of Ms. Lepley, VCU has a professional marketing, media relations, public relations, communications and publications team, dedicated to enhancing the recruitment of students and VCU's national visibility. The marketing and media relations report highlighted recent marketing efforts which have resulted in new recruitment videos for the School of Nursing and the Department of Psychiatry. The videos were produced in-house. New student recruitment pieces and ad campaigns are being produced and will be shown at the November, 2002, meeting. Academic programs and administrative offices are taking advantage of VCU's in-house Creative Services' offices with over 600 design jobs completed over the past academic year. VCU is attracting greater national visibility. The syndicated column about the CEO's for Cities report and the articles about the VCU-Qatar graduation appeared in newspapers and online publications all across the country. The news organization continues to focus on and pitch research stories in the life sciences and had considerable success with the story about Dr. Kendler's research on schizophrenia that appeared in the national and international press, including the New York Times. 6 Mr. Rigsby reported for the Audit Committee. The Status Report on Financial, Operational, and Administrative Practices Framework was presented for information. Mr. Markel reported for the Finance, Investment and Property Committee. The Lease for the School of Social Work (NOVA) was presented. The lease is for approximately 9,500 square feet of office and classroom space at 6295 Edsall Road, Alexandria, Virginia. The School of Social Work, Northern Virginia Program, received notification the current lease will be terminated mid-July, 2002, due to an expansion of George Mason University's existing programs. In February, 2002, an advertisement was placed in Virginia Business Opportunities requesting information on alternative locations. Four brokers responded with proposals. The lease is with First Potomac Management. The anticipated initial term is August 25, 2002, to August 31, 2007, with year-to-year renewals. The rent is $223,250 for the first year of the initial term of the lease. The Finance, Investment and Property Committee recommended to the full Board the approval of the lease for the School of Social Work located at 6295 Edsall Road in Alexandria, Virginia. The VCU Qatar Financial and Administrative Policies and Procedures were presented. The 2002 General Assembly authorized the Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors to establish, operate, and govern a branch campus of Virginia Commonwealth University in the Arab State of Qatar. In general, all State and University policies and procedures apply to the VCU 7 Qatar Campus. However, the General Assembly authorized VCU to maintain a local bank account in Qatar and to modify procurements in Qatar and surrounding Arab states to comply with local custom, laws and regulations. In addition, Qatar citizens and other residents employed solely to support the VCU Qatar Campus are not considered employees of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Because of modifications related to an overseas campus, the University is required to develop policies and procedures related to the Qatar Campus. As per Chapter 899, 2002 Virginia Acts of the Assembly, the policies and procedures are to be approved by the Board of Visitors. The Finance, Investment and Property Committee recommended to the full Board the approval of the VCU Qatar Financial and Administrative Policies and Procedures, the following resolution and the Tuition and Fee Charges for the 2002-03 Academic Term for Full-time Undergraduate Students: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MODIFICATIONS TO VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY QATAR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES WHEREAS, by action of the General Assembly, in Code of Virginia §23- 50.16:36, Virginia Commonwealth University ("VCU") has been authorized to establish, operate and govern a branch campus of Virginia Commonwealth University in the State of Qatar; and WHEREAS, VCU is in the process of negotiating a final agreement with the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and Community Development to Establish and Operate the Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar ("Agreement"); and WHEREAS, by action of the General Assembly, in Chapter 899 of the Appropriations Act of 2002, §1-67 227 T.2 -4., VCU has been authorized to maintain a local bank account in Qatar and to modify procurements in Qatar and surrounding Arab states to comply with local custom, laws and regulations; and 8 WHEREAS, pursuant to the cited provisions of the Appropriations Act, the VCU Board of Visitors has been authorized to approve policies and procedures related to the VCU Qatar Campus with the understanding that, prior to approval, the University is to seek the guidance of the Secretaries of Administration, Education, and Finance; and WHEREAS, a draft form of the policies and procedures has been submitted to the Secretaries of Administration, Education, and Finance for their guidance and reflects guidance received to date; and WHEREAS, a draft form of the policies and procedures has been presented to the Board for its consideration, which policies and procedures are acceptable to the Board; and WHEREAS, the form of the policies and procedures may require modification from time to time to conform to and comply with the terms of the final Agreement, additional guidance from the Secretaries of Administration, Education, and Finance, and/or changes to State and University policies and procedures; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Visitors of Virginia Commonwealth University, that the VCU Qatar Financial and Administrative Policies and Procedures are approved in substantially the form as presented to the Board but subject to such changes as may be deemed necessary by the President, who hereby is delegated authority to approve any modifications to these Policies and Procedures. The Resolution for the Virginia College Building Authority (VCBA) bonds for the Bowe Street Parking Deck, Gladding Residence Hall and West Grace Street Housing was presented. The Finance, Investment and Property Committee recommended to the full Board the approval of the following resolution: VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY Resolution of the Board of Visitors WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 3.2, Title 23 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended (the "Act"), the General Assembly of Virginia has authorized the Virginia College Building Authority (the "Authority") to develop a pooled bond program (the "Program") to purchase bonds and other debt instruments issued by public institutions of higher education in the 9 Commonwealth of Virginia (the "Institutions") to finance or refinance the construction of projects of capital improvement specifically included in a bill passed by a majority of those elected to each house of the General Assembly of Virginia (the "Projects"); WHEREAS, the Authority intends to issue from time to time under the Program its Educational Facilities Revenue Bonds (Public Higher Education Financing Program) (the "Bonds") to finance the purchase of bonds and other debt instruments issued by the Institutions to finance or refinance the Projects, all in the furtherance of the purposes of the Act and the Program; WHEREAS, the Board of Visitors of Virginia Commonwealth University (the "Board") may from time to time wish to finance or refinance Projects of Virginia Commonwealth University (the "Institution") through the Program; WHEREAS, if the Institution wishes to finance or refinance a Project through the Program, it will be necessary for the Institution to enter into a Loan Agreement (a "Loan Agreement") between the Authority and the Institution and to evidence the loan to be made by the Authority to the Institution pursuant to the Loan Agreement by issuing the Institution's promissory note (the "Note") pursuant to Section 23-19 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended, and pursuant to the Loan Agreement, the Authority will agree to issue its Bonds and to use certain proceeds of the Bonds to purchase the Note issued by the Institution and the Institution will agree to use the proceeds received from the Authority to finance or refinance the construction of the Project and to make payments under the Loan Agreement and the Note in sums sufficient to pay, together with certain administrative and arbitrage rebate payments, the principal of, premium, if any, and interest due on that portion of the Bonds issued to purchase the Note; WHEREAS, the Institution now proposes to sell to the Authority the Institution's Note (the "2002A Note") to be issued under a Loan Agreement (the "2002A Loan Agreement") to finance or refinance from all or a portion of the proceeds of certain Bonds issued by the Authority in 2002 (the "2002A Bonds") all or a portion of the costs of construction and improvement of the Bowe Street parking, arts laboratory and athletic facility, the construction and acquisition of housing (the Capitol Medical Building) for the Academic Campus and construction of Gladding Residence Hall, all located on the Institution's Academic Campus (collectively, the "2002A Project"), and each of which has been authorized for bond financing by the General Assembly and, subsequently, has received temporary financing through a Treasury Loan from the Commonwealth's Department of Treasury to be fully repaid with a portion of the Institution's share of the proceeds of the 2002A Bonds; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Board to delegate to such Authorized Officers (as hereinafter defined) of the Institution the authority to 10 approve, on behalf of the Board, the forms of the 2002A Loan Agreement and the 2002A Note and, similarly, to authorize such Authorized Officers of the Institution to execute, deliver and issue in the name of and on behalf of the Institution, the 2002A Loan Agreement, the 2002A Note and any and all documents necessary or desirable to effectuate the financing or refinancing of all or a portion of the costs of the 2002A Project through the Program with the Authority and to facilitate the purchase of the 2002A Note by the Authority. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF THE INSTITUTION: Section 1. The 2002A Project is hereby designated a Project to be undertaken and financed or refinanced by the Authority and, accordingly, the President, the Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration and the Assistant Vice President for Business Services and Treasurer of the Institution (the "Authorized Officers"), are each hereby delegated and invested with full power and authority to approve the forms of the 2002A Loan Agreement and 2002A Note, and any pledge to the payment of the 2002A Note of the Institution's total gross university sponsored overhead, unrestricted endowment income, tuition and fees, indirect cost recoveries, auxiliary enterprise revenues, general and nongeneral fund appropriations and other revenues not required by law or restricted by a gift instrument to be used for another purpose, any of which are not required by law or by binding contract entered into on or prior to the date of issuance of the 2002A Bonds to be devoted to some other purpose on a basis that is senior in priority to the 2002A Bonds, as may be provided in the 2002A Loan Agreement, and such approval is hereby authorized, subject to the provisions of Section 3 hereof. Section 2. Subject to the provisions of Section 3 hereof, the Authorized Officers are each hereby individually delegated and invested with full power and authority to execute, deliver and issue, on behalf of the Board, (a) the 2002A Loan Agreement and the 2002A Note with the approval of such documents in accordance with Section 1 hereof by any such officer evidenced conclusively by the execution and delivery of the 2002A Loan Agreement and 2002A Note, respectively, and (b) any and all other documents, instruments or certificates as may be deemed necessary or desirable to consummate the financing or refinancing of all or a portion of the costs of the 2002A Project through the Program, the construction of the 2002A Project and the Institution's participation in the Program, and to further carry out the purposes and intent of this Resolution. The Authorized Officers are directed to take such steps and deliver such certificates prior to the delivery of the 2002A Note as may be required under existing obligations of the Institution, including bond resolutions relating to the Institution's outstanding general revenue pledge bonds. Section 3. The authorizations given above as to the approval, execution, delivery and issuance of the 2002A Loan Agreement and the 2002A Note are subject to the following parameters: (a) that the principal amount to be 11 paid under the 2002A Note shall not be greater than the aggregate amount authorized for the 2002A Project by the General Assembly of Virginia, including any adjustments required or permitted by law, and in no event shall exceed $30,000,000, (b) that the interest rate payable under the 2002A Note shall not exceed a "true" or "Canadian" interest cost more than 50 basis points higher than the interest rate for "AA" rated securities with comparable maturities, as reported by Delphis-Hanover, or another comparable service or index, on the date that the interest rates on the 2002A Note are determined, taking into account original issue discount or premium, if any, (c) that the weighted average maturity of the principal payments due under the 2002A Note shall not be in excess of 20 years, (d) that the last principal payment date under the 2002A Note shall not extend beyond the period of the reasonably expected economic life of the 2002A Project, (e) that the financing of the 2002A Project and the terms and provisions of the 2002A Loan Agreement and the 2002A Note will comply with the Alternative Construction and Financing Guidelines issued by the Commonwealth's Secretary of Finance, and (f) that the actual interest rates, maturities, and date of the 2002A Note shall be approved by an Authorized Officer, which approval will be evidenced by the execution of the 2002A Note. Section 4. The Board acknowledges, on behalf of the Institution, that if the Institution fails to make any payments of debt service due under any Loan Agreement or Note, including the 2002A Loan Agreement and the 2002A Note, the Program authorizes the State Comptroller to charge against the appropriations available to the Institution all future payments of debt service on that Loan Agreement and Note when due and payable and to make such payments to the Authority or its designee, so as to ensure that no future default will occur on such Loan Agreement or Note. Section 5. The Board agrees that if the Authority determines that the Institution is an "obligated person" under Rule 15c2-12 of the Securities and Exchange Commission with respect to any issue of Bonds, the Institution will enter into a continuing disclosure undertaking in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Authority and the Institution and will comply with the provisions and disclosure obligations contained therein. Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. The revision to the Statement of Investment Objectives, Policies and Guidelines for the Operating Pool was presented. The Finance, Investment and Property Committee recommended to the full Board the approval of the revision to the Statement of Investment Objectives Policies and Guidelines for the Operating Pool. 12
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the Culinary Arts and Food and Hospitality programs will be sending five representatives to the FCCLA State Leadership Conference April 23-25 in Columbus.
National officer Cole Fallis and Ohio southwest region officer Colten Combs visited Washington D.C. to attend a national officer training conference and to meet with national legislators on behalf of Greene County Career Center and career-technical education.
The Business Professionals of America regional competitoin was held at Upper Valley Career Center and Greene County Career Center Information Technology and International Business and Finance students came away with plenty of trophies.
FFA members from all Greene County Career Center agriculture cluster programs and foundations classes celebrated FFA week with gusto. The week included a series of proclamations from various communities and a visit from Steven Brockshus, National FFA Central Region Vice President.
Our Adult Workforce Education Basic Peace Officer Academy will hold its graduation ceremony for clas BAS 13-087 on Valentine's Day in the school cafeteria. Twenty class members will earn their diplomas and be prepared to take the certification test to become police officers in Ohio. Chief David Miller of the Grandview Medical Center Police Department will serve as keynote speaker.
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Archy said: fiend-o-hell, if you're serous about vanilla compatibility, request that ever map maker sends their maps with an LMP showing them getting all kills and secrets. Then play it back with Chocolate-Doom/-complevel 2 PrBoom+/ Vanilla Doom.
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Navy Bean Soup Recipe
My kids can't resist their grandmother's bean soup. A touch of nutmeg sets it apart from all other kinds.
- 1 pound dried navy beans
- 8 cups water
- 1-1/2 to 2 pounds smoked ham hocks
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 cups thinly sliced carrots
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 3/4 cup mashed potato flakes
- Rinse and sort beans. Place beans in a Dutch oven or soup kettle; add water to cover by 2 in. Bring to a boil; boil for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat; cover and let stand for 1 to 4 hours or until beans are softened.
- Drain and rinse, discarding liquid. Return beans to Dutch oven; add the water, ham hocks, onion, parsley and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour or until beans are tender.
- Add the carrots, celery and potato flakes; mix well. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Discard bay leaf. Set side ham hocks until cool enough to handle. Remove meat from bones; discard bones. Cut into bite-size pieces. Return meat to Dutch oven; heat through. Yield: 12-14 servings (3-1/2 quarts).
Originally published as Navy Bean Soup in Country Pork
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