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And in addition, according to a recent published national survey, Virginia Tech ranked first among "very large schools," tenth among national universities and 30th among all the colleges and universities ranked in alumni loyalty, financial success, and other measures of satisfaction.
These findings were published recently in the 2014 edition of "The Alumni Factor," a college guidebook that ranks colleges and universities based on the experience of their graduates.
The Alumni Factor defines "very large schools" to include universities with more than 20,000 undergraduate students. Overall, 227 national universities, regional universities, and liberal arts colleges were selected as the nation's top schools based on alumni success and satisfaction.
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"Alumni are the best judge of our success," said Tom Tillar, vice president for alumni relations, "and it's especially gratifying to learn that they believe that their Virginia Tech education and experience helped prepare their futures."
Those surveyed for this ranking responded to questions relating to attributes such as their intellectual and social growth during college. Responses were used to gauge their actual feelings about the institution they attended. Participants also responded to statements about relevant political and social issues. And finally, the study considered factors such as enrollment, retention, and graduation rates, and alumni employment outcomes.
Other Virginia institutions included in The Alumni Factor's top 227 schools are the College of William and Mary, Hampton University, James Madison University, University of Richmond, University of Virginia, and Washington and Lee University.
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The Sony ICF-S10MK2 AM/FM Pocket Radio is the consumer electronics industry's best performing pocket radio. It has a flawless design, implementation, and reception of analog radio broadcasts. I enjoy listening to this pocket radio just as much as any larger portable item in my personal radio assortment. A morning sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean, a hot cup of coffee, a warmed croissant, the fresh scent of the morning newspaper, and a Brahms symphony playing gently in the background. This is a marvelous pocket audio product, offering a superior portable design, reception range, and expert craftsmanship as well. This product is designed to persevere throughout the years. The Sony pocket radio can withstand less than ideal weather conditions. It is designed to accommodate subpar operating environments on a consistent basis. The Sony ICF-S10MK2 pocket radio offers two distinct listening options. A formidable built-in 2.25 inch monaural speaker provides big booming sound on FM music stations. Classical music, classic rock, hard rock, the blues, jazz, country, the oldies, and disco music are very enjoyable and superbly reproduced across the FM band. The Sony pocket radio provides clear, well-defined, and distinct voice quality on AM talk radio programs. I find that the weekday morning's public affairs, health, business, world news, technology, popular culture, science, the arts, comedy, movie review, sports talk, newsmaker author interviews, and auto repair programs feature accurate reception on the AM band. The audio quality emitted from this unit's speaker is on par or of better quality than many larger portable radios that I have heard in my experience. The built-in monaural speaker provides depth and clarity of sound, without distortion. A convenient earphone jack is included for any occasion when a private listening session is desired. AM/FM tuning is a breeze with this unit's thumbwheel-style tuning control. The tuning dial is accurately calibrated for all local market radio stations on both broadcast bands. The front panel LED tuning indicator lights up when a station is accurately tuned and locked in. Station-drift is not an issue with this pocket radio. I never feel the need to readjust the tuning dial once the bright red LED indicator is lit. This Sony pocket radio is always there for me when I want to listen to the ballgame, weather forecast, traffic report, stock market update, or a newscast when I can't be near a TV. This unit's AM ferrite bar antenna and FM telescopic whip antenna enable this portable radio to achieve exceptional sensitivity and selectivity broadcast reception performance on the AM/FM bands. I don't need to reorient the position of the portable radio frequently or extend the telescopic antenna to achieve satisfactory AM/FM reception quality. I am also able to receive out-of-market AM stations on most nights when clear atmospheric conditions are present. The Sony ICF-S10MK2 pocket radio offers high-performance battery life. The Sony pocket radio is powered by two AA batteries that are difficult to deplete. It is a rare event when the Sony pocket radio's batteries need to be replaced. I recommend the use of high-performance Duracell Ultra or Energizer Max alkaline batteries for maximum audio performance and battery life for this unit. The super high-performance features offered by this Sony ICF-S10MK2 pocket radio are as follows: analog tuner, thumbwheel-style rotary tuning control, AM/FM dial scale, red tuning marker, LED power on/tuning lock indicator, AM/FM reception, AM frequency range: 530-1600 kHz, FM frequency range: 87.5-108 MHz, AM/FM band selector switch, rotary volume/power control, 2.25 inch monaural speaker, speaker grill, speaker cabinet, 100mW total system output power at 10% THD, 3.5mm monaural earphone jack, built-in AM ferrite bar antenna, FM telescopic whip antenna, black carry strap, DC battery terminals, detachable battery compartment cover, battery compartment, and attractive silver casing. The product dimensions are as follows: Width: 2-7/8", Height: 4-¾", Depth: 1-3/16", and Weight: 7 ounces. The Sony portable radio includes a 90-day parts and labor limited manufacturer warranty. This unit's monaural earphone jack will only permit the user to hear audio out of the left side of a pair of stereo headphones. However, this issue can easily be corrected by connecting a 3.5mm monaural-to-stereo headphone plug adapter to the pocket radio's earphone jack. Sony has produced a perfect pocket radio. Good Luck. Enjoy.
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on Dec 3, 2013 at 3:48 pm
So now corrupt SEIU local 1021 wants to sue the BART Board of Directors over a clause that someone put in after the agreement was verbally agreed upon. How much paid time off do these clowns think they deserve? It's time to contact your local State legislators or Mark Desaulnier who is considering legislation to mandate arbitration and a no strike clause to keep thugs from holding the Bay Area hostage and negatively impacting our recovering economy. If you agree, don't just shake your head up and down, pick up your phone or email your state representative to put an end to this idiocy.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 8:07 am
The SEIU is a bunch of commie thugs.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 9:08 am
Mandatory arbitration ends up hurting the public as well. The union makes highly unreasonable demands, and the arbitrator just ends up meeting both sides half way. Plus, anything that Mark DeSaulnier favors has got to be bad for the public and great for the unions.
I would be in favor of developing an index for determining BART workers salaries. The index would be pegged to salaries/benefits for comparable jobs in the PRIVATE sector in industries where there is actually real bargaining going on.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 10:44 am
hey people BART screwed up and they will pay for their laziness. As most of you know I am not for labor. But in this case BART really screwed up big time.
Now it's time to eat crow. Some of you uninformed folks think the agreement was not signed by both parties...well think again, yes it was.
BART was so focused on padding them self on the back that no one read what they were signing...Same thing they do in Washington D. C.
Pay the fiddler BART and just lick your wounds.
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As you dash through the malls to do your holiday shopping you will invariably be confronted by a smiling cashier offering you an opportunity to save 15% off your entire purchase. All you have to do is open a charge account. As you eye your shopping cart full of top dollar gifts you figure that the savings might take some of the sting out of your last minute shopping spree. That's a temptation you should probably avoid. Why? Because the small amount of savings you receive may end up costing you much more in higher interest costs later.
- The credit limits on store cards are fairly low, so it is easy to charge them to their limits. Even if you intend to pay the balance in full, the temporary hike in your balance-to-limit rations can hurt your credit score.
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BENNINGTON A Castleton woman is facing a felony charge after police said she took more than $1,700 while working at a Manchester jewelry store between August and November.
Hannah B. York, 30, of Castleton, pleaded innocent to the charge Monday in Bennington criminal court. She was released without bail.
Officer Paul McGann of the Manchester Police Department said in an affidavit that Linda Robillard, owner of Hidden Jewel on Main Street in Manchester, reported her suspicions on Nov. 26.
A police review of the stores records began on Feb. 21. McGann and Robillard found more than a dozen alleged incidents which indicated embezzlement.
McGann said York met with him at the Manchester Police Station on Feb. 7 and denied taking any money illegally.MORE IN This Just InTOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late... Full StoryA Rutland jury has returned a verdict in favor of a retired obstetrician and Rutland Regional... Full Story
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Because apparently she is the only thing in the world I can draw. Oh and if you look carefully at her tattoos you'll see Dr. Frank-N-Furter's Boss heart and my Hello Voorhees :)
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My newest Bride of Frankenstein Pin-up drawing
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That's hot!
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I love it!
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Very nice!
Consider it linked!
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Becca, I was perusing some... well, image sites, when I encountered this webpage with artwork stolen from you...
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Thanks for all the kind words!
And a special thanks to anon for pointing out that website. They definitely did not have my permission and after a quick complaint the artwork has been removed.
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Hi everybody,
I am new to the forum and wanted to say thank you for all the good stuff here.
When I was 9, my dad bought our cub (SN93258) as part of a package deal with 10 acres and a bunch of other sort of junky equipment. Dad wanted the land, (it joined our farm), but not the other stuff. The seller, not wanting to go through an auction, wouldn't budge, so my dad turns to me and says "you wouldn't want that tractor, would you? I blurted out YES. That was 1969, and the cub (and unfortunately the negotiating style), have been mine since. I left the farm to go in the service and never really made it back. Dad died in '91, and Mom told me last week she was going to sell the farm. I drove all weekend to get there with my 5 year old son, and when he saw the cub, I asked him if he wanted the old tractor, and he shouted YES. I guess what comes around goes around.
The cub runs good, considering years of sitting in the barn. The rear tires are cracked pretty good, and the electrical system that I grafted on to it years back probably needs work. It has the magneto. I'm in the changing fluids/filters and driving it for a little bit to see what it's going to need mode. For now, It'll be pulling hay ride wagons, but eventually my wife plans on putting in a truck farm, so eventually it'll go back to work. I will be looking and making implements in the months to follow. I am trying to figure out how to post a picture, and will when I can.
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The bride is the daughter of Bob Kraft and Jeannie Shaw of Williamsport and Karen Kraft of Youngstown. The groom is the son of Dave and Martha Drerup of Delphos.
Maid of honor was Erica Given of Pittsburgh, Penn., friend.
Bridesmaids included Tabitha Blankenship of Huntington, W.Va., friend; and Laura Calandros of Chicago, friend.
Best men were Craig Drerup of Pickerington and Mark Drerup of Delphos, brothers of the groom.
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Grandparents of the groom are Bernice Drerup and the late Leo Drerup and the late Wilfred and Mary Steyer. Grandparents of the bride are Ted Kraft and the late Donna Kraft and the late Andy and Angie Krainock.
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Following a wedding trip to Las Vegas, the couple will reside in Grove City.
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed a nearly $49 billion state budget that sets aside more money to fix deteriorating roads and provides preschool to low-income children.
The spending plan approved Thursday by the Republican governor goes into effect Oct. 1.
The entire budget is about 1 percent larger than the current year.
It blocks the state from paying to implement more rigorous standards in reading, writing and math until the GOP-led Legislature says it's OK.
The budget includes $350 million for road and bridge maintenance. But that's only a third of what the governor suggested is needed to pay for the significant improvements roads need.
TV5 spoke to some Michigan residents at the Bay City State Park on Thursday night, when they addressed the need for better roads.
"It would take an awful lot more than what he is setting aside," said Joanne Gerst, who is spending the week camping with her husband Walt.
The Gersts said they ran into many rough patches of road on their trip from Big Rapids.
Ted McLachlan and his wife are from Croswell and are camping through the weekend. He said the roads not only rattle his truck and camper, but also hurts his gas mileage.
"Bad roads makes it worse because then you're always bouncing, if you're running smooth, you get better gas mileage," said McLachlan.
The additional $350 million is far short of the $1.2 billion a year Snyder says is needed to address declining gasoline tax revenue, but he said that's all the state can afford to remain "fiscally responsible" and without raising additional fees or taxes.
Snyder exercised few line-item vetoes.
One deal is with a high-speed rail project in southwestern Michigan.
The new budget also includes millions of dollars back into education. Most of that money will be going to K-12 education.
Schools should expect to see a funding increase of about 3-percent. 65-million dollars would go towards early childhood education and 32-million dollars will go to universities and community colleges.
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FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. USA -- The Billfish Foundations' global conservation and sportfishing tourism efforts were highlighted in a special talk given during Brazil's Pesca Sportfishing Trade Show in Sao Paulo which ran from August 10 - 12.
The seminar "The Science of Fisheries Conservation and the Economic Development of Sportfishing Tourism" was presented by TBF's Elliott Stark.
Stark, a science and policy specialist at the 25-year old non-profit organization which is committed to solely conserving and enhancing billfish populations globally, highlighted TBF's ongoing fisheries programs to empower continued strives in billfish conservation by several countries in South and Central America. Specific topics included sportfishing tourism, tagging and fisheries conservation issues, and representation of sportfishing interests in the management process.
"Brazil has an incredible sportfishing history and the potential to greatly expand its sportfishing tourism infrastructure," said Stark. "Sportfishing tourism is good for communities, good for tax bases, good for the oceans. This is an increasingly important means to empower fisheries conservation policy on national and international scales. TBF is proud to be able to work with some key members to promote conservation and sportfishing tourism in Brazil." Marcelo Claro, the president of the Brazilian Sportfishing Trade Show hosted The Billfish Foundation along with Waldyr Andrade Filho, owner of Bahia Sportfishing Lodge bahiapescaesportiva.com.br who is also donating a trip for the recently announced TBF Experience South America. The foundation recently launched the TBF Experience, a worldwide membership drive in strategic parts of the world with special regional prize packages for new and existing TBF's members from South American countries.
"The choices of traveling anglers can be influenced by countries directed conservation and marketing initiatives," said Stark. "In several regions of the globe we are seeing more dedication to increasing sportfishing tourism as a means to promote fisheries conservation as well as the economic well being of communities.
For more on joining The Billfish Foundation, starting at $40 annual membership, plus learning more about TBF Experience South America, please visit www.billfish.org.
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history. During the last thirty years, he has explored connections between art and consciousness, including editing a 12-hour videotaped course and a book on Consciousness-Based Art Education, lecturing at other colleges, and presenting at professional conferences. Matthew has led many art tours in Italy, England, France, China, and the United States. He enjoys engaging people to explore their perceptions, thoughts, and feelings about art. Through this inspiring process they refine their awareness and discover deeper dimensions of their consciousness, including the potential for higher states of consciousness. He also teaches a course called The Spiritual Quest in Media, Myth, and the Self: The Hero and Heroine's Journey as the Development of Consciousness which explores how the Quest Archetype can inspire, guide, and empower life.
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Sunday's NFC Championship game had everyone wanting to get their hands on a pair of tickets, and that had scalpers out in full force.
You see them on just about every corner of the dome, and even out near the interstate. That's because as the clock starts ticking down to kickoff, fans often get desperate.
Carl Sigman bought tickets on his way into the dome. "When a game is sold out, if you don't have somebody you know with tickets, you gotta buy from someone you don't know," said Sigman.
But that's not always a bad thing because you can catch a pretty good deal if you have a group you can trust.
Chris Flemister has been selling tickets on Northside Drive near the interstate for years. "We know these people, we know they are season ticket holders and we know the tickets are legit. We scrutinize everybody else," said Flemister.
His partner, Deon Linley, has been doing it even longer. "Here we are getting ready to conduct some business and conduct it legitimately and therefore everything is OK for me and for everybody else," said Linley.
But that's not how everybody does it. There are a lot of crooks out there too.
"Counterfeit tickets and counterfeit money not only hurts our business, but has destroyed Atlanta," said Linley.
They hate it so much they had no problem giving us a few tips on how to spot someone shady, like asking to see the seller's ID or asking them to pose for a picture.
"There's a lot of stuff you can do. The people who doing something they shouldn't be doing will be like, 'No that's alright, I'll just hold them for someone else. I don't want you doing what you doing,'" said Flemister.
This group had no problem being on camera. In fact, they liked it. "I do everything. They can get a DNA sample if they want to. I just want to make sure they get in the game," said Flemister.
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Sheriff Munks caught in brothel sting
Original post made by camejo on Apr 24, 2007
Obviously, neither of these guys are in a position to enforce the law anymore, even if the Vegas police generously extended some professional courtesy and decided to let themgo. They still need to resign.
This also explains why several houses of prostitution fronting as aroma therapy or massage parlors continue to operate.
But what's really amazing is the stupidity of these guys on two levels -- don't they realize that if they get caught, they're risking their jobs? And don't they know that prostitution isn't legal in Vegas -- only northern Nevada. San Mateo County can do better than these two clowns.
on Apr 26, 2007 at 11:54 am
They may be the county's top law enforcement officers, but I completely buy their excuse that they didn't know they were in a brothel. They were naive. They had no idea those women were really hookers. They were just driving around on a Saturday night looking for a massage, somebody to rubdown those tired muscles. We're being too tough on these guys. They just a little dumb.
on Apr 27, 2007 at 10:13 am
I agree with D-by in a sense. They were tired after running (I wonder if these guys are in good shape.) and they wound up in the wrong place at the wrong time.
On the other hand, it's a hard to completely forgive naivete in a sheriff. If anyone should be hip to the realities of the street, especially of a Las Vegas street, it ought to be The Law.
Since when is a residence with no signs a massage parlor? Why is it that a sheriff with decades of law enforcement experience didn't notice the incongruity?
This feels a bit like Monday morning quarterbacking, but if I got into a Las Vegas cab -- in a state where prostitution is legal, mind you -- and said to the driver, "I need a massage. Do you know where I can get one?", I'm sorry but the "nudge-nudge, wink-wink" is implied.
You have to be specific, right? You tell the driver that you want a real massage in a legitimate massage parlor. When he pulls up to an unmarked residence far away from downtown, you don't even get out of the car.
You drive home the point and make it absolutely clear that you don't mean brothel. How many requests for a "massage" do Vegas taxi drivers get? How many want a real massage?
If Munks, in his 40s, was recovering from a long run in the desert, and if he is not a regular runner, it's easy to imagine that he may not have been thinking clearly. Hard physical exercise will exhaust your mental faculties. Maybe that explains it.
on May 1, 2007 at 10:23 am
I assume that D-by's comment was tongue in cheek. C'mon folks it's absurd to think these guys didn't know what they were getting themselves into. You're suggesting that they spent $20 on taxi fair so they could drive away from the strip which has many wonderful spas right there so they could get a massage in the seedy part of town and they had no idea what was going down. Right. If you believe that then I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I'd like to sell you.
And I always thought PT Barnum was exaggerating.
I feel bad for Munks but he should step down into some demoted position. There is no way that he can effectively lead the department anymore because he's lost any ability to make a claim for setting an example and a high bar for integrity. This was just a stupid and clumsy move on his part.


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Anne Arundel Community College students and alumni interested in transferring their associate degree, certificates, course credits or credentials to a four-year college or university can meet Wednesday, Oct. 26, with representatives from 40 to 50 colleges and universities.
The free Transfer Advising Day enables students and alumni to get answers to questions about local and regional four-year public and private colleges and universities. Representatives are available from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. in the Student Union Dining Hall on the Arnold campus, 101 College Parkway. A list of participating colleges and universities will be posted at www.aacc.edu/transfer/events.cfm as the event date gets closer.
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A day after the deadline for responses, two West Virginia clinics have responded to Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's letters, which sought to assess abortion regulations in the state.
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey sent letters to the Women's Health Center of West Virginia and Kanawha Surgicenter, both in Charleston, asking questions about how often clinics are inspected, abortion regulations, whether the clinics have compliance plans and their relationships with the National Abortion Federation.
Morrisey also asked about what types of procedures are used, the maximum gestational age, preferred methods of performing abortions and the amount of anesthesia administered.
Morrisey's office received letters from the two clinics July 2. The letter from Kanawha Surgicenter said the clinic is following all laws.
"We along with doctors and other West Virginians dedicated to women's health are concerned when, if ever any state official may single out certain health care providers for scrutiny for reasons unrelated to medial care and public health," the letter reads. "While we are unaware of any legal obligation to respond to your letter, we have no objection to confirming that we follow all federal, state and local laws and that we provide the highest quality of medical care available."
Morrisey's office said the Women's Health Center of West Virginia also sent a one-page letter, saying the center follows all laws and regulations. However, Morrisey said the letter "declined to answer a number of questions, citing pending litigation."
The Family Policy Council of West Virginia filed a lawsuit June 6 on behalf of Itai Gravely. Gravely went to the Women's Health Center of West Virginia for an abortion procedure.
The lawsuit says Dr. Rodney Stephens gave a sedative to Gravely, but during the procedure Gravely asked to stop the abortion because of extreme pain.
The lawsuit alleges Stephens ignored Gravely's request and physically restrained her with the help of clinic assistants.
Gravely called an ambulance and was rushed to CAMC Women's and Children's Hospital the next day, the lawsuit says. An ultrasound performed by CAMC medical staff showed that Gravely was thirteen weeks pregnant. The staff then removed remainders of the fetus or "products of conception" from Gravely's uterus.
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Patil, S.; White, K.; Bugarin, A.* "Direct Synthesis of Triazene Dyes from NHC with Azides" Tetrahedron. 2013, Submitted.
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Frazier, C, P.; Bugarin, A.; Engelking, J. R.; Read de Alaniz, J. "Copper-Catalyzed Aerobic Oxidation of N-Substituted Hydroxylamines: Efficient and Practical Access to Nitroso Compounds" Org. Lett. 2012, 14, 3620-3623.
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Bugarin, A.; Connell, B. T. "MgI2-Accelerated Enantioselective Morita Baylis–Hillman Reactions of Cyclopentenone Utilizing a Chiral DMAP Nucleophile" Chem. Comm. 2010, 46, 2644-2646. (Highlighted on Synfacts, 2010, 7, 788 and on the Organic Chemistry Portal).
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Buddhadeb, G.; Bugarin, A.; Connell B.T.; North, S. W. "OH Initiated Oxidation of Isoprene: Isomeric Selective Study for the Dominant Addition Channel" J. Phys. Chem. A. 2010, 114, 2553-2560.
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Pharmacy and Biology,
Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas, Mexico (2003).
M.S., Chemistry
University of Texas at El Paso (2005).
Ph.D. Chemistry
Texas A&M University (2011)
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Dr. Bugarin received his BS in chemistry, pharmacy, and biology from Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas in 2003, his MS from UTEP in 2005, and his Ph.D. from Texas A&M University in 2011. His doctoral training under the direction of Dr. Brian T. Connell focused on asymmetric catalysis, including ligand, catalyst, and reaction design. He then spent one year as a postdoctoral associate with Professor Javier Read de Alaniz at UC Santa Barbara working on the mild aerobic oxidation of hydroxylamines and hydrazines. Dr. Bugarin joined the faculty at UT Arlington in Fall 2012. His research interests are in the development of new organic and organometallic reactions, or more specifically, the efficient construction of carbon–nitrogen bonds, redox economy, synergistic catalysis, and their application in total synthesis, materials, and bioactive molecules.
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Summer 2010 Department of Bioorganic Chemistry, Life Technologies, Austin, TX
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May 2010 Best total synthesis proposal award, presented by Texas A&M.
Oct. 2009 The DuPont Award for general and organic chemistry to graduate oral symposia.
May 2007 Best total synthesis proposal award, presented by Texas A&M.
Nov. 2006 Outstanding Graduate Student in Chemistry, presented by UTEP.
April 2005 Outstanding Master of Chemistry in Research, presented by UTEP.
Dec - 2002 National Institute of Nuclear Research, ININ, Estado de Mexico, MX
2001-2003 Regional Center of Nuclear Studies, UAZ, Zacatecas, MX
May 2000 Placed first for the State Delegation in the National Chemistry Olympics.
May 1997 Placed first in the 11th National Mathematics Olympics, MX.
May 1997 Placed first at the Physics state championship, presented by CBTa (Mexico).


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The Epic is an incredible boat. Very stylish with tons to do. Food was great, always plenty to eat. We saw the Blue Man Group and the Circus shows – both were outstanding.
We stayed in a Deluxe Owners Suite, which was massive. There are certain larger cabins you can book which give you access to the Haven Lounge and Haven Restaurant which are magnificent, plus and a private pool/ jacuzzi area. This is worth the price of the paying a higher rate for sure. Best of all, you have your own butler and a private concierge who can make ANYTHING happen. You get advanced seating for the shows, and they are usually able to open up additional seats on tours which are already booked out. The treatment you receive as a guest in an upgraded cabin is outstanding.
My only criticism of the cruise is that we booked it for our family as the "Nickelodeon Cruise". It may have been a Nickelodeon Cruise at some point, but there's nothing Nickelodeon about it now. Staff told us that Norweigen has been gradually reducing Nickelodeon's presence on the ship – no signs or banners, plus they closed the Nikolodean gift shop and have eliminated most Nikoloean events/activities etc. We were told there would be Nikolodean celebrities wandering the ship – not true. Nor was there any "Slime" type activities. The only (brief) evidence we saw of Nickelodeon was someone in a Spongebob costume on the first day – he had security guards so the kids couldn't take photos with him – you have to pay Norweigen to get a photo taken with him at set times in the Atrium. There wasn't many kids on our cruise and most people we talked to on the boat had no idea it was being marketed as Nickelodeon cruise.
Another problem was the Kids Club. They would advertise special activities and events for the kids, but often time the activities were canceled or changed to something boring. Also, the Kids Club was supposed to separate children by age but most of the time they were all together. My ten year old was not impressed by being grouped with crying two year olds every day, nor was he was impressed by Kids Clubs failure to follow through with scheduled activities and after just three days on the boat, he refused to return. This made it difficult for us to do tours and put a damper on the cruise.
We had previously done the Disney Cruise and both my kids preferred it (even my older son). If you've done Disney and expecting something similar on Epics "Nickelodeon" cruise, you will be disappointed. It seems like Norweigen has taken a regular cruise and is using Nickelodeon to market it to families. That's the extent of it. If you want a real kids cruise, go with Disney.
My advice. Don't book this cruise on the basis of it being Nikolodean – as best we can tell, Norweigen is ending/have ended their contract with them. Also, the Kids Club is not good for kids aged 10+. Not enough age appropriate activities.
Other than that, a great cruise.


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Preparing a home for sale is known as home staging -- the process of depersonalizing, or some may call it un-decorating, in order to appeal to every potential buyer that walks through the property.
This is what has led me to Marco Island, Florida. When asked to provide home-staging services for this project, I thought how difficult could this be working in Florida versus the Northeast?
Meeting with the owners on the property, they had some concerns. The properties in this posh complex are sold turn-key ready, meaning they are ready for immediate use. Their realtor, Mari-Jo Koval of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, reiterated that everything stays -- all furnishings, accessories, dishes and silverware in the kitchen, even the beds with custom bedding dressed with sheets, comforter and pillows.
This home already looked beautiful. However, the homeowner was moving to another unit in the same complex. My job was to combine two households full of furnishings to make the staged home look complete and ready for sale. Having one week to complete the job of combining two living spaces, staging and decorating a new living space, including moving large furnishings, was no vacation. The pressure was on.
The décor style of the home has to work with the demographic area it's situated in. And staging large, formal, elegant and elaborate furnished living spaces for a particular price point comes with some challenges.
The homeowners had expressed a desire for expensive and quality wool rugs, a 106-inch glass-top dining table with base and tall china cabinets for the new space. By removing these pieces from the staged home, I was fortunate enough to have the furnishings from the new unit to work with. For a home stager, having inventory accessories and greenery to work with already onsite was a blessing. As these two spaces were located within a tower, elevator rides were endless in this move.
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Jackson Police have arrested 31-year-old Javondus Beasley and charged him with the murders of the three people found at 175 Moon Street. An additional murder charge is pending on fourth murder.
JPD announced the arrests at a morning news conference.
Police found evidence implicating Beasley at the murder scene, and he was arrested shortly after midnight.
Around 11 a.m. Thursday, a woman discovered three bodies at 175 Moon Street. All three had a single gunshot wound to the head. They have been identified as 29-year-old Eldra Gibson, 25-year-old Sherrod Brown, and 22-year-old Ashley Taylor.
About three hours later, the body of 51-year-old Mike Wilson was discovered at 171 Moon Street, next door to the first murder scene. He had been stabbed multiple times.
Family and friends emotions went from grief, to anger towards investigators.
Neighbor Billy Thompson says, "We asked them to go down there and check my cousin house because they normally are out late and the police told us to back up and let them do their job. Evidently they didn't do their job because there was a fourth body."
Earlier Thursday, Assistant Chief Lee Vance says, "The only thing we got was one individual tell us they heard a car possibly speeding away from the scene around 11 last night."
Police say the house at 175 Moon Street was ransacked, as though someone was looking for something.
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If it's time to un-deck the halls at your home, Hillsborough County has three different options you can take advantage of to make sure your formerly live Christmas tree is disposed of properly.
Curbside Pickup
The county's trash haulers will pick up formerly live trees curbside on yard waste collection days. Before tossing that tree out at the curb, make sure to:
Take off all the tinsel, lights and decorations
Cut the tree into sections that are not longer than 4 feet or more than 6 inches in diameter
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If you don't want to wait for your next yard waste pickup day, you can take your tree to a facility in person. This option enables you to skip cutting the tree into pieces, but do be sure to remove all lights, decorations and tinsel before attempting a drop off at these locations:
- 8001 W. Linebaugh Ave.
- 13001 U.S. Highway 41
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The county's yard waste processing facilities are open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, except holidays. Be sure to bring a current tax bill and proper ID along to be able to access the yard waste facilities. People who are not county solid waste customers may have to pay a disposal fee.
Residents can also turn their old trees into yard mulch they can use personally. For more information on how to recycle a live Christmas tree, contact Lynn Barber at the Hillsborough County Extension, 813-744-5519, Ext. 54105.
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The company also features David Ayers, Pamela Bob, Ashlee Dupré, Stephen Hanna, Natalie Joy Johnson, Howard Kaye, Topher Nuccio, Ronica V. Reddick, Kimberly Stern and Doug Trapp.
Sean McDermott starred on Broadway in Miss Saigon (Chris), Grease (Danny Zuko), Starlight Express (Rusty) and Falsettos (Whizzer). He was one of four Broadway singers handpicked by Barbra Streisand to sing alongside her on her 2007 European tour. McDermott has traveled the world performing with some of the most celebrated symphony orchestras and has shared the stage with Bernadette Peters, Mandy Patinkin, Elaine Stritch, Johnny Mathis and Robert Goulet. His TV credits include "Desperate Housewives," "Charmed," "Medium" and "Freddie."
Silence! features a book by Hunter Bell, music and lyrics by Jon and Al Kaplan and direction and choreography by Christopher Gattelli.
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Remember my dad in your prayers today.... He's having a 3 for 1 surgery this morning. He's got a torn rotator cuff, torn bicep, and spurs on his shoulder... It's pretty routine but he's going to be laid up for a while and I guess it'll mean me going over and feeding the stove for quite a while and helping him and mom out. He was supposed to have it early in the summer but he never could get it worked out between his work and the surgeon. Hopefully the weather will stay decent enough to get at least another cord of wood split and stacked.
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Dad is out of surgery and the doctor said everything went smooth... they are going to keep him overnight for observation due to having sleep apnea. Thanks for all the prayers guys!! God is good!
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good news and wes send our prayers for a quick and complete recovery
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He got released this afternoon. The Dr. said that is was in a lot worse shape than he expected, but he should make a full recovery. He's got quite a bit of pain, but that's to be expected. Luckily I live just around the road from mom and dad so I can help them out without a problem.
Thanks for all the prayers again everyone.
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Glad to hear your Dad is going to be okay. Hope he listens to the doc and to your mom and rests a bit. Good that he has help close by
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A PATIENT who paid £4,995 to have a gastric balloon fitted at a Newport clinic before it shut has had his money back.
Eric Jones was a client of Nucleus Healthcare's Celtic Springs Clinic, which shut last October after failing to solve cashflow pressures.
The 63-year-old paid £4,995 for the procedure in October 2011, £2,500 coming from an interest free loan offered through the clinic and the rest from savings.
Weighing 17-and-a-half stones, Mr Jones had hoped the device would help him lose more than three stones, but it failed.
He returned to Newport in June 2012 to have it taken out and was told he was to have a replacement balloon fitted.
"Then I had a phone call from the matron in the September saying she had bad news that the balloon would no longer be fitted and I would have to write to the finance director of the NHS to get my money back, which I did," he recalled.
Mr Jones didn't receive a reply, so called Nucleus again.
He said he was told Nucleus Healthcare Limited, trading as Celtic Springs Clinic, had entered administration and he was to contact BM Advisory, the firm dealing with matters.
He filled in their paperwork and was told he would not be getting a refund.
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Mr Jones, of Bristol, contacted Which magazine, who told him to write to his loan company Hitachi Capital.
Within eight weeks, he was given his £4,995 back.
"I am trying to say to people they might be entitled to get their money back under the act. £4,995 is a lot of money," he added.
The NHS stepped in to provide aftercare for 33 people in Wales who gastric balloons fitted.
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Husband has to say that Princess is definitely one of the better cruise lines he has sailed on. We had a smooth & organized embarkation, although a little lengthy wait to board with the initial conga-line of passengers. We immediately went to our room & our baggage was already there. Our cabin steward (Russel B) could not do enough for us & once he found out we wanted ice in the room, it was refreshed daily without asking. We loved the balcony & the views, even in the mist/rain. Our bathroom was spacious & had plenty of under-counter storage for toiletry bags, etc. Closet & shelf space for clothes was way more than we needed. The safe also had plenty of room. Bed was very comfortable & mini-suite was more spacious than we expected.
The weather was not that good, misty most of the time, with intermittent rain. Tracy Arm Fjord was breathtaking. Our helicopter excursion in Juneau to Mendenhall Glacier was cancelled due to weather, but we improvised with a Mt. Roberts Tramway ride & The Alaska String Band happened to be performing in their theatre. What an unexpected treat! Overall, we could not have had a better time on board.
The one serious improvement for Princess -- extend the Victoria BC stop-over to include daylight hours. It could be done easily by steaming faster south once departing AK. Our only complaint and the very short evening stop-over in Victoria (due to the Jones Act requiring a token foreign port stop before the end of cruise). For those who haven't seen Victoria, very disappointing. That is the only thing we would change & should have been extended, or have the ship arrive earlier than 6-7pm.