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iPod nano is the perfect workout partner. It gives you some much-needed musical motivation and provides real-time feedback. Since Nike+ support and a pedometer are built into iPod nano, there's no need to connect a receiver or use a shoe sensor to track your steps, distance, pace, time, and calories burned. Just grab your iPod nano and go.
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Simple and Cozy Bedroom + Library
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Very nice!
Looks nice - do wish for a better photo to show much space is on either side of the bed.
I laugh at this picture because it reminds me of our room right now. For some reason the living room in our apartment is tiny whereas the bedroom is much larger; so we have our bookshelves lined up along the wall closest to the bed. It's not nearly as glamorous as this picture though...
How nice with a simple bedroom and not too big book shelves. Hope i could have it someday...
That comforter has got to be the most luxurious ever.
Very nice! I hope to duplicate this in my apartment soon.

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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:The story of one boy and his journey to find himself.
When it happened, Miguel was sent to Juvi. The judge gave him a year in a group home—said he had to write in a journal so some counselor could try to figure out how he thinks. The judge had no idea that he actually did Miguel a favor. Ever since it happened, his mom cant even look at him in the face. Any home besides his would be a better place to live. But Miguel didnt bet on meeting Rondell or Mong or on any of what happened after they broke out. He only thought about Mexico and getting to the border to where he could start over. Forget his mom. Forget his brother. Forget himself. Life usually doesnt work out how you think it will, though. And most of the time, running away is the quickest path right back to what youre running from. From the Hardcover edition. Synopsis:After "it" happens, Miguel is sent to juvenile hall for a year. The judge had no idea he was doing Miguel a favor. Ever since "it" happened, his mother can't even look at him. "Any" home besides his would be a better place to live.
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In its post-disaster and reconstruction efforts, the Government of Mozambique is looking towards a sustainable medium- and long-term approach to addressing the needs of urban, semi-urban and rural communities with adequate policies complementing the existing Land Law and the Autarchic (municipality empowerment) Law. Therefore efforts are undergoing to prepare a territorial planning policy and a housing policy addressing national community demands and covering critical human settlements aspects and environmental requirements.
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10 Leaders Who Redefine Leadership
Susan K.A. | United States
Leading by Listening
"Leadership is demonstrated by learning the art of listening to others, really listening, and providing empathy. This requires the ability to quiet one's own mental chatter and agenda in order to let the speaker express everything that weighs on them, uninterrupted, and truly feel heard—to allow their suffering (or joy!) to be felt by the listener."
It was a conversation with another mom over the sandbox that caused Susan to question traditional ideas of leadership. "Jack's a follower, not a leader," said the other mother—a statement that challenged Susan to form her own definition that recognizes the leadership potential of all people.
True leadership to Susan is born from desire to help, serve a larger purpose, or alleviate suffering in some way. Although she rarely thinks of herself as a leader, Susan has nurtured her approach to leadership in tandem with her parenting philosophy. Like tackling issues of justice, raising two sons requires inner strength. "It's what we choose to do with feelings of anger and frustration that make all the difference in our ability to lead."
She has put her philosophy into practice while greeting new members as a World Pulse Welcomer. She responds to what other World Pulse members write in their journals with thoughtful and positive comments to make them feel heard and held with love. Her actions and loving presence foster a supportive and welcoming community culture. "If we live in a way that touches what's best in each other—inspires others to be their own highest self—then we are living up to our potential as leaders."
All these leaders are awesome. And I am proud to be friends with Malaya Pinas. She is one superb leader and I hope the coming year will bring her work to fruitful achievements.
I must say, I am the proud friend of Malaya´s, who is cheering her from the other side of the world!
To all these wonderful women, and to the wonderful World Pulse team, a tight hug and all my gratitude for their endurance in making a better world happen.
Jacqueline Patiño FundActiva
Tarija - Bolivia
South America
Dear Jackie my sister,
Thank you for being so proud of me and all the wonderful women here . I miss you and hope all the best in your life. Regards to Jackie! Miss you two!
Amazing ! Loved it ! Fabulous leaders with fabulous stories. So grateful to know these amazing human beings.
Thank you World Pulse team.
Mukut Ray
I am so happy to see women birthing new life, not necessarily as biological mothers, but as mothers to our earth.
Thank you.
Thanks Susan for welcoming so many new members of World Pulse. All these inspiring leaders are wonderful to hear about.
Hi Amy,
I adore doing it! It feeds my soul. It's really an honor to have this opportunity to meet all of these amazing people.
"I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your own being."
I am astounded and at the same time inspired by the different faces of leadership and the leadership drive exhibited through the seemingly little things people do to bring about change. 'Service, Action, Courage, Revolution, Love, Collaboration, Ally, Mentorship, Self expression and Listening' - These words truly spell and define leadership. It's a great privilege, honour and delight to meet and know each one of you.
Best Wishes,
It is truly a "great privilege, honor and delight to meet and know each one of you," as Greengirl says.
What a thrill to be included in this piece! My parents, husband, sons--my whole family--were so happy to read this inspiring article today. What a gift.
"I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your own being."
My family and friends who have seen the article were equally happy. I am just as happy for you as I am for myself and others.
Susan, listening is a rare virtue. Congratulations!
This is great my dear sisters and of course brother. You have exhibited leadership in all manners. Keep up the good work as the world is in demand of this kind of leadership.
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Women have impeccable character, if tapped society realizes quantum leap in development
Greengirl and the other women of World Pulse listed here are paving new ways in how the world views leadership. This is leadership making progress where it counts most. Congratulations, ladies, for making a huge difference in our world.
Congratulations, World Pulse for providing a platform for the rest of us to be inspired by their work.
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Dear Emily and Kim,
Thanks for all the efforts of putting this up together! What a wonderful job for all the women here and for one brother women advocate!
I'm so high spirited watching my picture with Jensine and the article about me.
Than you from the deepest of my soul for this!
I love you all!
You hit the nail right on spot, Emily and Kim creatively pieced it all together. Thumbs up to both of them, for a job well done!
I can imagine your feeling, Malayapinas! Congratulations!
Best wishes,
Great thanks world pulse community . I am grateful doing what am doing and other members are doing .Will do the best as advocates to make and shape the world see light.Thank you to the Founder , Executive team , press team , the community of membership and Zimbabweans who help me to grow and with that support to shape the world. Together we break chains and barriers.Let me congratulate other members who are featured in 10 member leadership journal .You are my inspiration . Your commitment is amazing .
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Founder/Creative Director- Girlchildcreativity Project
My body is weak from physical labor, but my fighting spirit is stronger than ever. My children and their children can no longer be harmed by my fight. I will be honored to help the efforts toward justice in any way that I can.
I salute you all GREAT Ladies and gentleman with GREAT minds! You remain GREAT visionary leaders of our generation. My dear Greegirl, Iam proud to be identified with you my mentor.You are GREAT indeed! I just love you. In fact Iam privileged to be introduced to such a spectacular platform:WorldPulse where I can speak for myself too Thanks to Greengirl and to the Worldpulse. Best wishes to all!
My very amiable Optimistic Lady, I am glad I found your words here and feel really privileged to have connected with you too. It is a great delight to see that you have started navigating your way in the World Pulse community. I am not in the least surprised as your optimism echoed thoughout our training sessions, as you never missed a class. I look forward to listening to your voice through your journal posts, and please do stay in touch; and reach out whenever you need additional support. See you soon!
Much love to you,
felicitations et courage mes dames
Bénédicte Bulangalire
Dear Bitani,
I like your story and it is inspiring. Self-representing yourself and not allowing others to define you is important to spreading the message you want to share in your own words, your own way and using what is comfortable with you.
Keep up the spirit.
Best wishes,
Twitter: @livingtruely
felicitation et courage tu as fait un bon travail madame princesse
Muhorakeye Esperance
In this trade we are in Leadership is Dealership, The Commodities that must nor run out of Stock are VISION: for without a vision a people perish, LOVE: Love covers a multitude of sin, HOPE: Keeps us alive, and SERVICE: Serves them all without Fear or Favour .
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"Aspiring to Greatness: West Virginia University Since World War II" by Ronald L. Lewis, West Virginia University Press, 2013, 656 pages. Hardcover, $39.99.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Population trends, odd state laws, innovative administrators, the G.I. Bill and today's commercialization of higher education have all played significant roles in the history of West Virginia University.Ronald L. Lewis, a WVU history professor, offers provocative insights about the post-World War II history of the state's largest university, when it expanded dramatically.
He also looks into the whole nation's higher education system, in "Aspiring to Greatness: West Virginia University Since World War II" -- his new book released today.
In writing his new book, Lewis said, "I was looking to explain how this institution moved from a small provincial university at the end of World War II, with a few thousand students, to 30,000 students knocking on the doors today, bringing national prominence to WVU. How do we explain getting there?"
The GI Bill, which passed in June 1944, gave veterans financial support they needed to attend college.
"People thought that WVU's 3,000 students in 1946 might double when the GIs came back. It did. And it kept doubling. They start having kids and their kids start coming to school -- the baby boomers," Lewis said during an interview with the Sunday Gazette-Mail.
WVU tripled in size between 1946 and 1958. Black students began coming to WVU in 1954. The 1960s and early 1970s were times of even greater expansion.
"By the early 1970s, WVU had between 25,000 and 27,000 students. That was historically significant, especially for a small rural state," Lewis said. "But in 1975, we saw a decline in students."
The numbers rose again, from 21,500 students to 30,000 students, while David C. Hardesty Jr. was WVU president between 1995 and 2007.
Nationally, the baby-boomer generation was a major factor in increasing college enrollments across the nation.
"Between 1955 and 1970, the number of 18- to 24-year-olds in the United States ballooned from 15 to 25 million," Lewis points out in his book.
Dramatic changes nationally included:
* The percentage of male college students dropped from 71 percent in 1947 to 42 percent by 2010.
* The percentage of white, non-Hispanic students dropped from 94 percent in 1965 to 66 percent in 2010.
Today, WVU has more than 100 foreign exchange programs. Students travel abroad to study at universities in those other countries, while students from those countries come to Morgantown.
Lewis has written six previous books including: "Black Coal Miners in America: Race, Class and Community Conflict, 1780-1980," "Transforming the Appalachian Countryside: Railroads, Deforestation and Social Change in West Virginia, 1880-1920" and "Welsh Americans: A History of Assimilation in the Coalfields."
Millions in federal research money lost
When Irvin Stewart was WVU president from 1947 to 1957, he tried to attract government research money to WVU.
Stewart was in a particularly good position to do so. He was the "right hand man" for Vannevar Bush, who headed the U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development throughout World War II.
"Stewart hired all of the personnel for the Manhattan Project," Lewis said. "Vannevar Bush also created the National Science Foundation."
The Manhattan Project developed the atomic bombs used against Japan in 1945, at the end of World War II.
But one antiquated state law prohibited Stewart from bringing tens of millions of dollars in federal research money to WVU. That law prohibited all public agencies from going into debt.
In his introduction to Lewis's book, Charles M. Vest points out West Virginia state institutions could not "accept federally funded projects unless they could finance the contract.
"The federal government reimbursed universities or other contractors for the research work once it was completed, so the university needed to have the cash to fund the work and be reimbursed later. The University was not able to accept such contracts under state law," Vest writes.
"Since it was against the law in West Virginia for public agencies to go into debt," Lewis said, "you had to fund all research yourself."
During those years, WVU lost funds that would have gone to build laboratories and research centers on its campus.
"WVU missed out by a simple law that prevented a public agency to go into debt even though you were going to reap all that money back," Lewis said.
Things got better.
"External research funding for WVU, which remained fairly minimal in the 1970s and early 1980s, is now $180 million a year. They are working on enhancing that to get more money in the future and to have more infrastructure built."
Some governors hurt WVU and other state universities by budget cuts, Lewis believes.
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Fast forward to 1958, when the Jennings Local School was chosen to pilot the first migrant school education program in the nation. There was a large group of Mexican – American migrants in the area.
Father Miller, the pastor of St. Joseph's Parish was the "father" of this program. Children were also bused in from migrant camps in Jennings Township and from camps at Delphos, Kalida and Ottoville. The Fort Jennings grade school was replaced in 1960 on a different site between Second St. and the Ottoville Road. The new building, owned by the Catholic Parish and leased to the school board, included 14 classrooms, a multi-purpose room, library and cafeteria. Rose Warnecke and Mary Suever were the school cooks. High school students walked to the grade school cafeteria until 1974, when a van was purchased to transport the food to the high school building. Prior to the cafeteria, students walked to the downtown restaurants (or bars) for lunch. Some went home or carried their lunch. Many students remember Julie Dickman standing by the bar with her tray of ten cent hamburgers. The honor system was the rule of the day.The high school had growing pains also so a large addition was built to the facility in 1965. This addition housed classrooms, office, library and a shop area. Upon completion of this addition, the 8th grade moved back to the high school building in 1965 and the 7th grade returned to the high school in 1972. The 7th and 8th grades had been temporarily housed at the grade school during the 60s.The gym in the 1939 school had served the students well. However the fast paced basketball required a larger gym floor so a new gym was built adjacent to the back of the high school. School musicals, class plays and some junior high basketball continued to be held in the old gym with its comfortable bucket seats.The next addition came in 1998 when John and Agnes (Specht) Reich gave a very generous donation to the school. John and Agnes moved to Fort Jennings in their senior years and evidently they became attached to the community. The gift was used for a state of the art band room or music room. This room now houses the Fort Jennings Branch Library.Really big changes came to the Jennings Local Schools at the turn of the century. The Ohio School Facilities Commission set up a program whereby it offered a large percentage of funds toward the construction of new schools in Ohio. This opportunity was offered to the local district in 1999. The state offered to pay 83 percent with the school district paying the remaining 17 percent. After several months of public relations in this regard the decision was made in August of 2000 to place the school construction bond issue on the November ballot. Following a favorable vote the Fort Jennings State Bank was designated as purchaser of the bonds. Forty acres of land just off St. Rt. 189 was purchased for the building in March 2001. Fanning/Howey of Celina was approved as architects. They presented their plan in September 200l. The ground breaking ceremony was held 29 March 2002. Three members of the Class of 2017 were the first to break ground. Construction began almost immediately. Walls were going up on schedule but a wind storm came along in the fall of 2002, causing the collapse of one wall. This caused a delay in opening the new Pre K through 12th grade school.By April of 2004 the building was ready for open house. The high school band played the school fight song for the opening ceremony in the 1,500 seat gymnasium. Rep. James Hoops and Senator Lynn Watchmann were there to congratulate the administrators, staff, students and community on the new facility. The $14 million dollar, 103,325-square-foot facility was paid for with $10,781,039 from the OSFC and the district residents picking up the rest with a 7.3 mill school levy and a .50 mill maintenance levy. Following the dedication more than 400 interested residents, teachers and students toured the attractive building. The interior color scheme, is especially attractive….both warm and conducive to enthusiasm. Students commented that the best thing about the new school was the air-conditioningIt was a sad day in 2004 as many former students watched their old Alma Mater come tumbling down. The 1977 gym and the recently built band room would remain. Many fond memories remain and many bricks were taken home for souveniers.Students and teachers eagerly entered their new school in the fall of 2004, with much anticipation. They were happy with what they found. The new school includes elementary and high school wings, with corresponding administrative offices and a shared commons area, including the gymnasiums, auditeria and media center.The elementary wing includes 14 classrooms, as well as an art room and special education rooms. Each classroom has a sink and drinking fountain, with pre-K and kindergarten rooms equipped with their own restrooms. There is also a special playground for smaller children.The high school has 6 classrooms, including 2 for language arts, 2 for math, one for social studies and one for distance learning. There are 2 science classrooms, with chemical storage, a lifeskills lab, business education lab, industrial lab and CAD labs. Each classroom has 2 windows, except for one with only 1 window. The students of FJHS are able to participate in several academic activities outside the classroom. These include: JETS (Junior Engineering Technology Society), Scholastic Quiz Bowls, Envirothon, National Honor Society, Student Council, FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America), Big Brothers – Big Sisters (mentoring younger students), Science Fair, Civic Orations, Americanism Contest, The Plume (year book), Boys State, Girls State, Band, Chorus, School Musical, Senior Class Play, athletics, Homecoming, and Prom.The JETS (11 – 12) Team took first in the Regionals at Ohio Northern University in March 2011. They finished 1st in the state and 4th in the nation. The 9 – 10 JETS Team finished 3rd in the state and 9th nationally. The JETS TEAMS have had consistently high ratings for 16 years, since 1999.The Fort Jennings Envirothon Teams 1 and 2 took part in state competition again in 2011. Team 1 qualified for state by finishing second out of 57 teams in Area 1 at Defiance. Team 2 finished fourth. This was the 14th consecutive year that the FJHS teams qualified for State Competition.The Student Council is a very active organization at FJHS. Fort Jennings hosted the Ohio Association of Student Councils State Conference in 2007 and again in 2011. Each time 400 to 500 students from all over Ohio descended on the village for 3 days and nights. They were guest in the homes of many Fort Jennings families.Some students of Fort Jennings have been enrolled at the Vantage Vocational School over the years, where they have a chance to learn many technical and vocational skills. Due to fewer young people going into farming, the Agriculture Program was dropped. One student drove to Delphos Jefferson for one period a day for four years, to enroll in Vo-Ag and FFA. Through the years FJHS has hosted several foreign exchange students mostly from GermanyThe FJHS music department is held in high esteem, drawing large crowds for the three concerts each year. The 5th and 6th grade bands participate along with the Junior High and High School bands. Vocal music is provided by the Junior High and High School chorus. The high school band has 95 members. There are 107 students participating in the band and chorus, which constitutes 87 percent of the student body. Their music is always timely and uplifting. It is a proven scientific fact that music participation helps students reach a higher level of achievement in academics. This fact is evident when academic awards are given at the end of the school term in Fort Jennings and in the school report card of the State of Ohio.The icing on the cake for high school band members is participating in special events such as the Chicago Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Walt Disney World Magic Music Days Parade and the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival. The band also performs at the Kalida Pioneer Days, Ottoville Park Carnival Parade, The Putnam County Fair, the Fort Jennings Memorial Day activities and the Fort Jennings Bicentennial. The school musicals and senior class plays have been top notch, some musicals were The Sound of Music, Music Man, Camelot and more.In addition to the "Three R's" the students of Fort Jennings Elementary can take part in many enrichment programs including: COSI on Wheels, The Blue Ribbon Club (for outstanding efforts and random acts of kindness), Newberry Book Competition, Hands-on Science, FORT Adventure (Focusing on Remarkable Things after school, Technology Integration (Smart Board & iPad, etc.), Ribbon Week (promoting smart choices in life), Toys for Tots, Spreading the Holiday Spirit (which includes caroling at Senior Living Facilities), Big Brothers – Big Sisters (mentoring on assignments and enrichment programs), Kids on the Block (from BGSU), Lima Youth Orchestra Concert, Right to Read Week, Worlds Largest Concert, Quiz Bowl, Spelling Bee, and visits from Natsue Yonekura on Japanese culture. The elementary students are also provided with outstanding play-ground equipment.Sports are an integral part of the school curriculum in Northwest and West Central Ohio. This is very true in Putnam County, where it has become part of community pride.Basketball has been the primary sport at Fort Jennings High School. Baseball was the first sport at FJHS, beginning in 1923. During the first years – 23, 25 and 26 — the team played only 1 or 2 games in a season. The Putnam County League for baseball was formed in 1931. There were 4 schools in the East Division: Crawfis College, Leipsic, Ottawa SPPS and Pandora. The high schools of Columbus Grove, Fort Jennings, Kalida, Ottawa Public and Vaughnsville formed the Western Division.The first year for PCL boy's basketball was 1935. The county tournament for boys began already in 1922. Boy's basketball at FJHS started in 1940, following the construction of the new high school with a gymnasium. Supt. Clarence Specht organized and coached the first teamMr. Specht also chose the school colors of orange and black, along with the name Musketeers.Gradually other sports were added to the athletic department. The 2010-2011 list of sports also includes: Boys and Girls Soccer, Boys and Girls Track & Cross Country and Golf. Girls' Volleyball was discontinued in 2006 because of the small enrollment and the conflict of schedules. The 2003-2004 volleyball team achieved a spot at the Ohio State tournament. Boys and girls also had tennis from 1979 – 1982. FJHS even had wrestling in 1969.SAY Soccer was the beginning of that sport in Fort Jennings. It gained in popularity because each player on a team was guaranteed to play two quarters per game. High School Boys Soccer started in 1999. The girls' program began in 2001.Girls' sports began in 1971 with GAA basketball. Girls' interscholastic sports began in the 1974 school year with the girls competing in volleyball, basketball and track events. High School girls' basketball was officially sanctioned by the OHSAA with tournament play for the 1975-76 school year. The first state tournament for girls was in 1976. Early on girls had six players on a team and played the "half court" game.Junior High boys and girls both take part in county basketball tournaments.The high light of the FJHS boy's basketball was winning the Ohio State Championship in 2000. During that season they also beat Delphos St. John's two times. Many people traveled to Columbus on their own but the bank sponsored two chartered fan buses for the big event. The week-end was topped off with a big parade and celebration in the gym.The most notable season in girls' basketball was 1999, when the team won the Regionals. One special game to remember was beating the Delphos St. John's girls in an overtime tournament game.The high school baseball team reached the State Semi-finals in 1994, but bowed out to Steubenville 4-2. The boy's soccer team reached the State Semi-finals but lost Cuyahoga Falls CVCA on that cold November night in 2004.Several groups and individuals reached the regional and state level in track and cross country. In the spring of 2000 the Girl's 1600 relay reached a place on the podium by coming in 5th in the state. Over the years several boys and girls have achieved the Academic All-Ohio.Cheerleading has become a very competitive "sport". Although not officially called a sport it has reached the point where it requires a high level of athletic ability. In recent years it has required tumbling and gymnastics. The Fort Jennings girls have taken part in competitions at the Allen County Fair, Van Wert County Fair, University of Findlay, Ohio State Fair,Kalida Pioneer Days, Delphos Canal Days, Several Regional events and competed at the Nationals in Orlando Florida 2 times. The FJHS girls were National Runner-Ups in 2003.Schools in Putnam County have been receiving high ratings in the Ohio School Report Card Plan. Most of these schools are regarded as small schools. Perhaps big city schools and the Ohio Department of Education could learn something from the education and life styles of these communities. Parents and grandparents play a large role in the formation of education in the schools in the county. FJHS has received the rating of EXCELLENT each year since the plans inception in 2001-02. For the 2008-09 school year, it was rated Excellent – With Distinction. The total enrollment of the Jennings Local Schools is 393 in grades K-12. This breaks down to 204 in the elementary (K – 6) and 189 high school students, including eight who attend classes at Vantage. There were 25 in the 2012 graduation class. There are 44 in the pre-school program, which includes children from Kalida and Ottoville, as well as those from Fort Jennings. Kindergarten was started in Fort Jennings in 1966.The latest addition to be found on the FJHS campus is the Mary Lou Altenburger Outdoor Science Lab. Ground was broken for this outdoor classroom in May 2011. It was dedicated to "Mrs. A" who passed away on 2 May 2011. The 100 by 80 foot lab will include a windmill, solar panels, a garden and composting. There are several raised beds of flowers and vegetables in the plot. Over 100 trees were planted on the school campus in 2011. And now – for old times sake!The "old" or first FJHS School SongOh! Fort Jennings hail to theeOh, long may you standOur toast you will always beWe're the best school in the landSee our colors gaily flyAs our team goes flashing byAnd our cheers ring through the skyYea team!So on boys to victoryMake score after scoreCheer for our team tonightMake the echoes roar, Rah! Rah! Rah!Cheer for the orange and blackAnd show the world our might!On boys to victorySo let's Fight! Fight! Fight!You will notice it says: On BOYS to Victory. That was before girls' sports came on the scene. The current school fight song is written to the tune of The Notre Dame Victory March.
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Computer Tutoring
The Computer Resource Center (CRC) is located at first floor, Ekstrom Library and also in the Lower Level of M.I.T.C. building - the iTech Zone. The CRC offers drop-in assistance with:
- Microsoft Office Suite (2010): Word, Excel, Access, etc
- Basic Computer Operations
- Programming languages: C, C++, C#, and Java
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A printable CRC Flyer is located here.
U of L Computer How-To Guides
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Test review sessions are currently being offered for students taking CIS 199, 200, 300 classes and students taking CECS 121, 130 and 220 classes. The test review schedules are posted online for CIS and CECS classes.
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The Computer Resource Centers in both Ekstrom Library and the M.I.T.C. building iTechZone have both Macintosh computers as well as PCs and Scanners.
The REACH centers utilize UnipriNT which allows students to print as many pages as desired (no limits) for 11¢ per page. Students need to have money on their Cardinal Card ID in order to print. Money can be added at several locations across campus.
Headphones are available for checkout at the tutor's desk simply by asking. If headphones are not returned when a student leaves the center, a reminder email will be sent.
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Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), the chairman of the House GOP Cybersecurity Task Force, argues that the country's national security cannot afford a stalemate on cyber legislation. His column is part of Federal News Radio's special report, Cybersecurity Rising.
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The Karl King Band is the municipal band for Fort Dodge, Iowa. This ensemble has historically provided a summer concert series in the Karl King Bandshell in beautiful Oleson Park and an indoor concert series held in the auditorium of Iowa Central Community College. These concerts are free to all, and are provided as a service by the City of Fort Dodge. Jerrold P. Jimmerson is the Director of the King Band, and Dr. David Klee serves as the band's Assistant Conductor. Learn more about the Band and visit the online archive of photos related to the history of the Karl L. King Municipal Band of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
2012 Scholarship Concert. |
Hannah Carr-Murphy, a student at the University of Northern Iowa, was the major scholarship winner. View more photos of the scholarship audition participants. |
The Karl King Band performed in the Iowa State Capitol to promote a postage stamp in his honor. |
Iowa Public Radio's Rick Fredericksen interviews Oley about Karl King. |
Dr. Timothy Rhea, director of bands at Texas A & M University
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This page is available as KarlKingBand.org
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Well, I have an issue when I try to shutdown or reboot my computer. It doesn't shutdown or reboot :(. when I press shutdown or reboot button, computer goes to Ubuntu logo but shutdown or reboot processes stay in the Ubuntu logo.
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"we are introducing a battle hellion to the turians"? lol not quite but close enough XD
cant belive how much stuff the protoss have got man i find them hard enough anyway.
Hydralisk speed upgrade? Sign me up!!! All I'll need is my ling/roach/hydra spam and im good to go.
Why is it whenever I see a starcraft unit, I always feel like I've seen them before?
. . In other games. . and franchises.
That hellion transformer looks badass. Too bad I don't play Terran (and never will)! Don't know about that widow mine though, one hit kills on colossi? Yeeaah.
Burrow Charge on enemies? I'm going to love seeing how Spanishiwa works with that one.
That was an excellent interview. Props to both the interviewer and the interviewee,
very informative and it pumped me up for HotS even more then I was before. :)
I hope they take their sweet, sweet time with this because it's gonna totally screw all the dedicated players over when it hits.
Sure is nice having an interviewer that actually knows what he's talking about! I'm really glad he actually asked in-depth questions. This was a lot more interesting of an interview than I thought it would be.
It's refreshing to hear an interview with someone who clearly plays a ton, instead of with some spokesperson who may or may not be that hardcore of a gamer.
Yay! Only two more years or so till I can buy what SC 2 should have been...a complete game. I'll be buying at $60.
HotS's campaign is going to be 1/3 shorter than WoL.
Blizzard isn't even trying anymore.
so can we expect this game any time in the near future? or are we gonna have to wait another 12 years?
The Viper is exactly what Zerg needs vs collosus and Sisge tanks. They would obliterate zerg before. reaper health regen seem op but we'll see.
He hopes the beta hits very very soon. YAY only around 6 months to wait...
At least SC2 offered alot for 60$ and I still play 2vs2 with a buddy. SaddIy cannot say that about D3, which got borin extremly fast.(hope it can be saved with patches)
The spider mines look like a good counter to the banglings and its stupid acid kamikaze bullshit. I fucking hate that!!!
i have very mixed feelings about these new units. some of the old units are not even vialble anymore because of these new units added
I think there's a new spam on this expansion and I could think of Tempest Spam. I mean aerial artillery plus a observer scouting ahead of them. At a range of 22. Not even the terrans and the zerg could ever counter it as each production facility is being destroyed one by one. A group of 12 of these units is considered unstoppable.
Same ol BS, the Protss will always be the most favored ones...
The Tempest better be super expensive, cause it really seems too OP...
@AncientDozer because Blizz focuses on execution and quality over innovation. That is why they put out so many good games.
@Succumbus HAHA! Im a Zerg fan myself both in 1 and 2. I think the balance in units is needed and what ive been bitching about...Glad Blizz listens. lol.
@kennyyoung6395 You can imagine how they felt when releasing WoL then. Balance will come.
@REforever101 Let's hope not twelve years. We all know what happens to games that take that long to make... Cough**DiabloIII**cough..
@eugkra Gawd I can't wait to snag Siege tanks off cliffs. Tired of that as*hole Bioball Siegemode fast factory build.
Most likely it will be the same as Wings of Liberty - you have to sign in to your battle.net account, but then you can play offline, but if you want achievements you have to be connected.
@Succumbus Duke nukem and lets not hope this trends to final fantasy versus xiii as well.
@SiNoNaX I havent given up on them yet, but you do make a good point in that I fear for the future.


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When Saturday Mattered Most is the stirring story of the 1958 undefeated Army football team and the controversial coach who inspired Vince LombardiIt was the end of an era, the last season before the surge of professional football began to lure the nation's best young student-athletes away from the military academies. That fall, the Black Knights of Army were the class of the nation. Mark Beech, a second-generation West Pointer, recounts this memorable and never-to-be-repeated season with:
Combining the triumph of The Junction Boys with the heroics of The Long Gray Line, Beech captures a unique period in the history of football, the military, and mid-twentieth-century America.
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"If you like football history, get ready to read When Saturday Mattered Most, by Mark Beech (Thomas Dunne Books, $25.99). Beech, a West Point grad and a Sports Illustrated writer, tells the story of the 1958 Army team, including Heisman Trophy winner Pete Dawkins. Best of all, he describes how Red Blaik, the longest-tenured coach in the game, tweaked his old-fashioned T offense to take the Black Knights to their last unbeaten season and then retired on top. Beech tells a good story with style and efficiency."—ESPN.com"Football began as a college game, and for decades, before the pro game captured fans' imaginations, college-football Saturdays mattered most. For many of those years, the Army and Navy service academies fielded some of the very best teams; Beech, a veteran Sports Illustrated writer and editor, focuses on the 1958 Army team coached by Earl "Red" Blaik. The Cadet football program was decimated by an academic-cheating scandal in the early fifties, and Blaik had been slowly rebuilding the team. Beech shows in fascinating detail how Blaik designed his schemes around the skills he had at hand (many elite athletes couldn't meet the academic requirements to attend West Point). But in '58, Blaik knew he'd brought the Cadets all the way back. Beech provides an extensive context by detailing the scandal and the anguished years it took Blaik to rebuild the program. He also profiles the key players, coaches, and opponents. His research consisted of first-person interviews as well as secondary print sources. Best of all, he re-creates the milieu of honor, dedication, and service to country in which the service academies flourished athletically. A memorable account of a bygone era." —Booklist"In a grand homage to the hard-nosed tradition of Army football, Beech, an editor at Sports Illustrated, recounts a brilliant gridiron season in 1958 when the scandal-ridden Black Knights of Army proved as talented and resilient as any college varsity squad ever. "Red" Blaik, once a young promising coach at Dartmouth in the 1930s and a star end on the old Army football team, assumed control of the Knights football program in the 1950s and resurrected it from a 1951 costly cheating scandal, which ended the careers of 37 members of the varsity, including Blaik's younger son, Bob, destined to be the starting quarterback. Beech walks the reader with great detail and engaging narrative through Blaik's bold strategy of rebuilding the Knights with a new far-flanker scheme built on a pounding running game. Assisted by such capable coaching assistants as Sid Gillman and Vince Lombardi, the coach discovers "a more open game" to spare his teams from physical injury, relying on the humble Bill Carpenter as the gifted receiver and the bruising Pete Dawkins as the Heisman Trophy–winning running back to pull off an undefeated 1958 football season. In this memorable sports chronicle of a fabled Army football team at the birth of the space age and the NFL, Beech highlights a remarkable coach and his determined squad in a golden season of redemption and triumph."—Publishers Weekly"There are teams and times in sport that deserve an ongoing appreciation, defining as they do the exceptionalism that we love to cheer. The 1958 Army team provided that quality and Mark Beech has put it into words that, like the cheers, resonate. Red Blaik (and Pete Dawkins and Bob Anderson and Bill Carpenter, etc., etc.) would be proud."—John Underwood, former Sports Illustrated writer and co-author of Bear and The Science of Hitting
"For most of the first sixty years of 20th century, the Army football team was among the best in the nation, fully the equal of Alabama and Ohio State today, and its undefeated team in 1958 represented the final burst of light in what turned out to be its last decade of gridiron magic. In this serious and admirably reported book, "When Saturday Mattered Most," author Mark Beech explores the history of the Black Knights leading up to that year, scandalous warts and all, develops all the characters against the rich backdrop of West Point's storied past---from legendary coach Red Blaik to Blaik's biggest Army booster, General Douglas MacArthur---and spins an eloquent yarn that makes compelling reading from beginning to end of that memorable season. They are all shown here developed in full---with stars Bill Carpenter, the Lonesome End, and Pete Dawkins, the Heisman Trophy winner, leading the way---charging through a year touched by grace and ending in glory."—William Nack, New York Times bestselling author of Secretariat: The Making of a Champion"Take the drive with Mark Beech up the Hudson River in the Fall of 1958. Admire the foliage on the way. Settle into your seat at Michie Stadium on the gothic campus of West Point and watch the best football player in the country play on the best football team in the country for the best football coach in the country. Cheer along with the cadets. Go ahead. This is a special season, never to be repeated. Black and white photographs from the long ago gain color and life from some terrific writing. Enjoy yourself."—Leigh Montville, author of Ted Williams: The Biography of An American Hero"Championship seasons are magical, but Mark Beech does way more than make your skin tingle—he makes you understand how the iconic Red Blaik and one of America's greatest institutions have inspired and continue to inspire our nation."—Joe Drape, New York Times bestselling author of Our Boys: A Perfect Season on the Plains with the Smith Center Redmen"I was privileged to see this team play. I was privileged to cast my Heisman vote for Pete Dawkins. I was even more privileged to get to know the General later in life. It was a great football team that deserves its own book, this one."—Dan Jenkins, New York Times bestselling author of Semi-Tough
MARK BEECH has been a reporter, writer and editor at Sports Illustrated since 1997, and has covered a wide range of subjects, including NCAA football, horse racing and NASCAR. An army brat and second-generation West Point graduate, he lives with his wife, Allison, and their two children in Westchester County, New York.
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Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., has announced its 2014 stud fees, led by Giant's Causeway (Storm Cat--Maria's Storm, by Rahy), who will stand for $85,000, the same fee as last year.
Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., has announced its 2014 stud fees, led by Giant's Causeway (Storm Cat--Maria's Storm, by Rahy), who will stand for $85,000, the same fee as last year.
The Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 2013 August Yearling Sale, with 841 youngsters cataloged, begins its three-day run Tuesday, Aug. 20.
When the Fasig-Tipton selected yearling sale kicks off in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., breeding industry professionals will be looking closely to see how offspring of first-crop sires fare.
Trainers comment on the offspring of Speightstown they have raced. Read the full feature in the Jan. 12, 2013, issue of The Blood-Horse. view slideshow
The Fasig-Tipton Saratoga fall mixed and horses of racing age sale generated results that were encouraging to the company's officials.
Multiple graded stakes winner Munnings was represented by his first reported foal when a colt produced from Heaven's Grace (by Untuttable) was foaled at Anstu Farm in Millbrook, N.Y.
A visual look at some of the top new stallions for 2011, including Blame, Quality Road, Lookin At Lucky, and more. View Slideshow
Lookin At Lucky, the leading contender for champion 3-year-old male, will enter stud for a fee of $35,000 at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky.
Munnings, a seven-furlong sprint specialist with three grade II wins to his credit, has been retired and will stand the 2011 breeding season at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky.
Late-running Gone Astray blasted home to win the $245,000 Salvator Mile Stakes (gr. III) over four rivals at odds of 7-1 July 3 at Monmouth Park.
Five graded stakes winners, including a pair from the Todd Pletcher stable, comprise the field for the $250,000 Salvator Mile Stakes (gr. III) at Monmouth Park July 3.
A Baker's Dozen passed the entry box for the seven-furlong Churchill Downs Stakes (gr. II) including Munnings, Hull, Kensei, and recent Carter Handicap (gr. I) winner Warrior's Reward.
Munnings and Musket Man will square off in the grade I, $250,000 Carter Handicap April 3 at Aqueduct.
Todd Pletcher's powerful stable of 3-year-old stars were prominent on the work tab March 6 in South Florida and the trainer set a temporary schedule for many of them.
Even-money favorite Munnings shrugged off a more than four-month layoff and showed his class by recording a one-length score in the $150,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint Championship Stakes (gr. II) on Feb. 13 in South Florida.
Munnings, who established himself as one of the nation's top 3-year-old sprinters a year ago, will make his first start as an older horse against a capable group in the $150,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint Championship (gr. II)
Todd Pletcher's all-star team was on display Sunday morning, with eight of his best colts working at Palm Meadows training center.
Even-money favorite Custom for Carlos overcame the sloppy going at Gulfstream Park in the Mr. Prospector Stakes (gr. III) Jan. 9, seizing the lead at the top of the lane en route to a three-quarters length victory.
Munnings, a sharp winner of consecutive grade II races last year, kicks off his 2010 campaign in the $100,000 Mr. Prospector Stakes (gr. III) at Gulfstream Park Jan. 9.
Much like he did earlier in the year in the Carter Handicap (gr. I), Kodiak Kowboy ran down odds-on favorite Fabulous Strike in the final yards to claim the $400,000 Vosburgh (gr. I) by a half-length Oct. 3 at Belmont Park. It was the sixth graded stakes victory for the 4-year-old son of Posse.
The decision as to whether or not Fabulous Strike will be sent to California for the Breeders' Cup has not yet been made. For now, the focus is squarely on the $400,000 Vosburgh, where the 6-year-old son of Smart Strike will have to face a short but stellar field of sprinters Oct. 3 at Belmont Park.
A trio of contenders for the Oct. 3 $750,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I) had their final tune-ups for the 1 1/4-mile race on a busy morning at Belmont Park Sept. 26.
Trainer Rick Dutrow Jr., reported on several of his top horses Sept. 25 from Aqueduct, including Paul Pompa Jr.'s Futurity (gr. II) winner D' Funnybone, whose next start is still up in the air.
Capt. Candyman Can gained victory in the $300,000 NetJets King's Bishop Stakes (gr. I) Aug. 29 when the original winner Vineyard Haven was disqualified for drifting out into the path of his challenger in deep stretch on a "sloppy" Saratoga main track.
Big Drama and Munnings should each relish a cut back to their ideal distance of seven furlongs, but in addition to dealing with each other must contend with the likes of Capt. Candyman Can, Vineyard Haven, and a host of other talented sprinters Aug. 29 in the $300,000 NetJets King's Bishop Stakes (gr. I)at Saratoga.
Rachel Alexandra turned in yet another dominating performance in a campaign for the ages when she captured the $1.25 million Haskell Invitational (gr. I) on a sloppy track at Monmouth Park Aug. 2.
Although Rachel Alexandra has been installed as the 4-5 favorite for the $1.25-million Haskell Invitational (gr. I) Aug. 2, she could face stiff competition from several of the six 3-year-old colts entered against her.
BlackBerry Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner Rachel Alexandra had her final workout July 27 at Saratoga as she continues to prepare for her next start in the $1.25 million Haskell Invitational (gr. I) at Monmouth Park on Sunday, Aug. 2.
Monmouth Park announced the purse for the 42nd running of Haskell Invitational (gr. I) on Aug. 2 has been boosed by $250,000 to now total $1,250,000.
Edward Evans' homebred Quality Road worked five furlongs in 1:01.41 July 17 at Belmont Park and is on track to make his first start in more than four months in the $150,000 Amsterdam (gr. II) at Saratoga on Aug. 3.
Not to be a killjoy, but the fact is some of the best horses in the country will not be showing up at the Breeders' Cup this year.
PORTER ON PEDIGREES, by Alan Porter Holiday weekend racing featured 3-year-old sprinters Munnings and Zensational, who both captured prestigious graded wins over older horses.
Everything went Munning's way in the $200,000 Tom Fool Handicap (gr. II) at Belmont Park July 5. First, top sprinter Fabulous Strike, the heavy favorite, was scratched by trainer Todd Beattie. Then came a perfect trip for jockey John Velazquez, who drove the sharp 3-year-old colt through an inside gap at the top of the stretch on their way to a comfortable win.
After Fabulous Strike turned in a dazzling performance in the June 6 True North (gr. III), trainer Todd Beattie said he was leaning toward giving the 6-year-old gelding some well-deserved time off. But as they say, the horse will tell you what it wants, and the son of Smart Strike has spoken loud and clear.
Munnings ran the race his connections always thought he was capable of, impressively winning the Woody Stephens (gr. II) June 6 at Belmont Park.
The undefeated Hull, and Regal Ransom, who turned in a surprising victory over stablemate Desert Party in the UAE Derby (gr.II), are among nine 3-year-olds entered in the $250,000 Woody Stephens (gr.II) at Belmont Park June 6.
The undefeated Hull, and Regal Ransom, who turned in a surprising victory over stablemate Desert Party in the UAE Derby (gr.II), are among nine 3-year-olds entered in the $250,000 Woody Stephens (gr.II) at Belmont Park June 6.
Trainer Todd Pletcher said May 9 that Susan Magnier's Dunkirk, 11th in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), is under consideration for the $1 million Belmont Stakes (gr. I) on June 6.
Champagne Stakes (gr. I) runner-up Munnings was installed as the lukewarm 7-2 favorite when 13 horses were entered in the Oct. 25 Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I).
Remember two years ago when Todd Pletcher sent a Napoleon-like army to the Breeders' Cup at Churchill Downs, only to come away without a single victory? Well, that 17-horse assault is behind him, and now he returns to racing's biggest stage with a mere five-horse platoon.
HRTV's weekly series analyzing each division of the Breeders' Cup. This week's episode looks at the pre-entries.
Square Eddie looks to continue winning ways in the Juvenile
In an awesome-looking performance, Vineyard Haven won the $400,000 Champagne (gr.I) Oct. 4 at Belmont Park. The victory would likely stamp him as an early favorite for the $2-million Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr.I) Oct. 25, if he was being pointed to the Oct. 25 race at Santa Anita.
HRTV's weekly series analyzing each division of the Breeders' Cup. This episode includes recaps of the Jockey Club Gold Cup and the Lady's Secret, previews of the Spinster, Champagne, and Frizette, and much, much more.
Vineyard Haven, Cribnote, Munnings and Break Water Edison, the top four finishers, respectively, in the Hopeful Stakes (gr.I) last month at Saratoga, meet again in the $400,000 Champagne Stakes (gr.I) at Belmont Park Oct. 4.
Grade I winners Panty Raid and Honey Ryder, along with La Comete, the dam of grade I-placed Munnings, will be offered during the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky select mixed sale Nov. 2 in Lexington.
In an eventful running of the $250,000 Three Chimneys Hopeful (gr. I), it was Vineyard Haven who avoided problems and cruised to victory in Saratoga's championship race for 2-year-olds Sept. 1.
Desert Party, hoping to justify the $2.1 million sales-topping price Darley Stable paid at Fasig-Tipton Calder's 2-year-olds in training sale in February, faces seven rivals in the $250,000 Three Chimneys Hopeful Stakes (gr. I) on closing day at Saratoga Sept. 1.


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Collective buying sites have become increasingly popular in a short amount of time. Groupon.com, which is a BBB Accredited Business, is one of the pioneers of collective buying and has 2.6 million subscribers. According to Groupon, they have made 1.8 million transactions that saved shoppers 85 million in their relatively short history.
Collective buying sites typically offer one deal every day such as for products or gift cards redeemable at local businesses—including restaurants, retail stores and spas. If enough people sign up to buy it, they'll get it at a significant discount. If not enough people are interested, the deal is canceled and no one is charged.
"Collective buying is a great way for businesses to attract new customers and for savvy consumers to land a great deal." said Alison Southwick, BBB spokesperson. "It can be a win-win situation for everyone involved as long as the customer does their research and understands all of the restrictions and stipulations."
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