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A social networking site that is being popular is Keek. Many popular individuals have become member of Keek so you can become the follower to update any information. When it comes to being member of keek/KhloeKardashian, it always gives you more celebrity news about Khloe Kardashian, a famous person in TV show of US. You can become member of this celebrity in order that you can get relevant news.
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What makes Marshall Reddick a leading real estate firm in the world?
Real estate is a very good investment opportunity and more people are enjoying it with the changing times. As more people are considering the investment option, the Marshall Reddick is expanding and giving high quality services. The following are some of the reasons as to why the firm is popular in the world of real estate.
First, experience is among the first things that an investor looks at when doing investment with a company. Marshall Reddick Real Estate Network is an old firm in the market and holds the right experience on real estate. Through long investment options, the company knows the correct interpretations of different times and this makes it a leading provider. Experience gathered over the years places the firm at the forefront of business and makes it an amazing provider of real estate services. If you are looking for a good investment opportunity, you may consider working with the firm as it gives you assurance of the best investment opportunity and this is good. Since real estate can be sometime hectic, there is a need of looking into different processes and needs hence making an enjoyable investment. The goal of your investment is profit in the end and if you want to make a change in the business of real estate, it is advisable to contact professionals like Marshall Reddick.
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Indian People's compound for hair accident – is a achromatic or black henna. It is altogether strengthens and nourishes the hair roots. For example, if I started to abatement heavily hair, I acclimated it to her.
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Perfect Pacific Views: Trip Advisor's 'Best Rental' 2009-13 in Manuel Antonio/Quepos
- bedrooms 3
- baths 4
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Pacific View
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/ night
$ 2,900 - $ 7,400 / week
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Trip Advisor, renown for its unbiased guidance for global travelers, chooses only the most prestigious villas for its 'Top Vacation Rental' trophy. Casa Tranquila is proud to win this honor in 2012 & 2011. The 2013 awards are just around the corner, and our confidence is high for prize #3.
So, whether it is your first adventure in Costa Rica or a return visit, we are looking forward to welcoming you to our Award-Winning Service, World Class Comforts and Natural Beauty of Casa Tranquila.
Throughout the time Casa Tranquila is your tropical home, our goal is to surpass your every expectation. Our luxury interiors, pristine pools, model concierge service, and astonishing views set the tone for an unforgettable get-away in one of the most exotic and affordable vacation destinations in the world.
You may decide to enjoy a peaceful and private experience while at Casa Tranquila's pools, decks and hammocks . . . or choose a more exhilarating Costa Rica, thus taking advantage of our hands-on planning services of customizing your excursions and adventures. With either: your preference is our pleasure.
Beaches & Bluffs; Excursions & Excitement; Rest & Recreation . . . all at your fingertips.
Complete your inquiry here & now, then leave the rest in our experienced hands!
We invite you to read on, below, for more specific details, including receiving your gift of vital information about your upcoming international vacation.
Until we meet…Pura Vida
Donald Corvette, Owner
& Sombra, Our 4-Legged Emissary
Driving up our short bumpy road, you're thinking "surely we took a wrong turn somewhere". As you start to believe you're at the Earth's end, you arrive at Casa Tranquila's gate, and you smile knowing that: without doubt, you have made the right choice for your home in Costa Rica. And, just maybe, you have reached the End Of The Earth: where Sea, Sky and Rainforest magically merge as One on your Horizon.
Passing through her gates you realize that The Pacific will be your garden while you are here. Everyone quickly reaches for cameras to capture This Perfect View in the first moments. . . forgetting you will have many more days to enjoy it. After 10 minutes of photos and High-Five's, you remember to look behind you actually to see Casa Tranquila herself.
And while no villa can compare with what Mother Nature has just showed you, Casa Tranquila is Her worthy competitor.
Casa Tranquila's 2013 modernization, conceived by famed Costa Rican architect, Jose Antonio Pinto, cleverly blends indoors with out-. Every window is a door. Every floor, a balcony. Sometimes even Casa Tranquila's family of monkeys doesn't know the difference. With its three distinct (and distinctive) living sections, Guests have the relaxed sense of independence . . .while remaining together. She is like no other villa.
Soft color; Gentle breeze; Open space; Cozy bedding; Vaulted ceiling; Chic floor; Bali imagery; Marble baths; Teakwood doors; Polished cabinetry; Distinctive art; Unique ornaments; Modern conveniences. Casa Tranquila is a World-Class design.
Manuel Antonio is NOT a beach town. It is a mountain town near the sea. Casa Tranquila (and other select villas) is located "above" the beach. (That's why you will have those stellar views). Reasonably, too, your cool temperatures, disco-free nights, fine restaurants, and safe streets are all away from the beach area. Fortunately though, the seashore only a five-minute shuttle (taxi or car) ride from Casa Tranquila. You won't even have time to open your sun-screen bottle before your feet are in the sand. And when you return home to Casa Tranquila's pools, you may wonder why you ever left in the first place.
Monkeys on the balconies, toucans on the roof, iguanas having coffee by the pool, sloths playing bridge in the trees . . . our animals come to you at Casa Tranquila. Of course you will love the National Park Beaches, but you really won't need any park to see Costa Rica's wildlife: just look out your door.
A pool is just a pool; until you come to Casa Tranquila. Cresent-shaped, our large crystal-clear pool has a uniform four-foot depth throughout. And for the younger, shorter, or less buoyant swimmers, a second shallow lounging pool connects, complete with a convenient underwater bench and resting place for cocktails.
Newsflash for your upcoming Tropical tan: remember that Manual Antonio is a forest with very tall trees. Ergo, most pools get little sun. Casa Tranquila's pools and decks, however are sunny all day . . . unless you opt to raise the convenient umbrella. Cushioned lounge chairs, pool floats and air jets make you want to stay all day.
An architect who's also a master in culinary arts is handy when he creates his kitchens. Jose was insistent that Casa Tranquila's kitchen was designed for simplicity and function. If you choose villas because you prepare (at least some of) your own meals, read no further . . . your search is over. Of course there's all the anticipated, high-end, modern, stainless appliances, but it's the "unexpected" particulars that would have even made Julia Childs proud. For the Chef: everything from a full block of (sharp) carvers down to a simple garlic peeler. For the Hostess: everything from martini glasses to colorful linen cocktail napkins. Every drawer and cabinet is chock full of kitchen necessities. So even if you're just a morning "egg-scrambler", you won't miss a beat in Casa Tranquila's kitchen. The dining table is six steps away and the breakfast counter: right behind you
If you don't choose to add The Cottage option now, you'll surely reconsider after you arrive at Casa Tranquila. A dining deck over the pool, a bath that's practically in the jungle, and an open-air living area make The Cottage a "must-have" extra even if your group is small. For more than six Guests, The Cottage is required for its convertible sleeping space. The sofa transforms into a full bed (with feather top) for extra Guests. And after years of asserting that "folks don't come to Costa Rica to watch TV", Casa Tranquila finally yielded and added a large-screen HDTV . . . with Netflix, even. While every other suite has its smaller TV, we are certain you'll appreciate our new "Giant on the wall".
The Cottage is totally separate from the rest of Casa Tranquila, so it's the perfect retreat for special Family members who prefer more independence.
Vacation villas in Costa Rica are typically run by rental agencies. But at Casa Tranquila, the owner himself does everything for you: plans, manages, hosts and even welcomes you at her gate when you arrive. Donald is perhaps Casa Tranquila's most valued distinction from all other villas. Prior to your arrival, through email and/or telephone, he tailors all your wishes: transportation, restaurant reservations, tour and excursion bookings. Once you are here, living only three minutes away, he is available 24 hours a day to implement your plan. And if your plan is "to have no plan", he is happy simply to hang your hammock, deliver your sunscreen and towels, and let you relax. You'll be confident to be cared for "By the Owner", himself.
Donald has created a presentation of "Insider Tips" about traveling to Costa Rica. It includes essential material about: exchanging currency, using your cell phone, drinking the water and paying the Costa Rican departure tax. These pieces of valuable information have been compiled after years assisting his Guests as they organize their vacations. With no obligation, this "peace of mind" is yours for the asking. Send your Inquiry now to receive it.
So, until we meet at Casa Tranquila, we wish you Pura Vida: The "Pure Life" of Costa Rica.
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villa rental amenities
•Tropical Modern Design reflecting images of Bali
NEW Prvate Casita with dining balcon, adding an entirly new component to Casa Tranquila
•3000 square feet of indoor living area on three floors
•Sliding doors and windows that open fully to the most magnificent views in Costa Rica
• Two Pools, deck accessed directly from living area
•Large social areas
•Open balconies to maximize your view
•Four luxury, air conditioned suites with king and queen sized beds
and contemporary bathrooms
•Full kitchen with all modern appliances and essential implements,
plus a second smaller kitchen
•Flat-screen televisions, DVD players, stereo, iPodocking station,
high-speed, wireless internet service
•Free telephone calls to US and many European countries
•Arrangement of all local tours, excursions, domestic transportation,
dining engagements
•Pre-arrival shopping for supplies (food, beverages, comforts) offered
to assure your needs for the week are waiting on you
•Advance telephone calls offer details to maximize your vacation
(airport, packing, documentation, transportation, travel tips)
•Service for housekeeping, laundry, pool and gardening
•Gourmet meals can be provided for cost of chef fee and food
•Manuel Antonio's five-mile long main road divides the town into
East and West. Casa Tranquila is on the West – or "ocean" -- side
of this road. Many homes on the other side have Pacific views, but,
because they are far away from the ocean, locals call them "distant
blue vistas". Being on the West, Casa Tranquila offers one of the
closest views of the Pacific Ocean anywhere in the area
•15 foot vaulted ceilings on the top floor
•Granite Counter tops
•High thread count sheets and featherbed tops for all beds
•Bath Amenities Nexxus
•Fresh Flowers
•Ice Maker
•Hair Dryers
•Iron/Ironing board
•Combination safe
•DVD library
activities and attractions in Manuel Antonio/Quepos Costa Rica
Canopy/Zip Line Tour
4x4 Adventures
Horseback Riding
Jet Ski Adventure
Mangrove Boat Tour
Manuel Antonio National Park
Sport Fishing
Sunset sail
White Water Rafting
Butterfly Garden
Surfing Lessons
Paddle Board
vacation rental rates
GREEN Season 2014: May 3, 2014 -November 22, 2014 . . . .$2900/week
HIGH Season 2015: November 22, 2014 - May 2, 2015 . . . $3900/week
GREEN Season 2015: May 2, 2015 -November 21, 2015 . . . .$2900/week
Holiday Rates:
$4400: Easter Week (1) . . . . . .March 28-April 4, 2015
$4400: Easter Week (2) . . . . . .April 4-11, 2015
$7400: Christmas Week 2015. . .December 19-26, 2015
$7400: New Year's Week 2015. . December 26, 2015-January 2, 2016
Casa Tranquila is available for the rates shared above. This includes 3000 Prestige square feet on two floors with three private suites, two kitchens, two living rooms, and two pools. You will find it perfect for six (or fewer) Guests.
The Private Casita is a perfect addition (+$100/night) for more social/dining area or supplemental sleeping space. For a small addition in rate, it makes Casa Tranquila suitable for 10. Our Casita boasts its own full bath, dining balcony, air-conditioning, outdoor shower, and large screen high definition TV. Send an inquiry now for specific information. The Casita is never offered independently; therefore if you choose not to use it, it will be vacant. (See Photo #12).
Rates include all taxes, services and amenities of Casa Tranquila
- 50% deposit upon contract signing
- 50% balance due 60 days prior to arrival
- $1000 refundable security deposit
- Payments:
- Credit Card
- Wire Transfer to Account in Costa Rica
- Personal Check to agent within United States
Donald Corvette 828-356-6313
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Manuel Antonio/Quepos
- Zip Line Tour . . . "Must-Do"
- Sunset Sail . . . Dolphin/Whale Sightings
- Waterfall Repelling
- Amazing Restaurants Within walking distance
Top things to do on a budget
- Hang at Casa Tranquila Pool & Enjoy the View
- Beach! Beach! Beach !
- Jet Skis
- Manuel Antiono National Park Guided Tour
Top things to do with a family
- SpecialChef-Prepared Meals in Casa Tranquila
Donald Corvette , owner


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The firearms deer season is underway in Missouri, and many hunters are giving back to the needy.
The Share the Harvest program, sponsored by the Missouri Department of Conservation, provides a way for deer hunters to donate venison to the hungry.
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Whaddaya says guys? Burn Graham in effigy???
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The son of an Apopka boater who left for a fishing trip Wednesday and hasn't been seen since is not giving up hope his father will be found alive.
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Bernardo Hernandez left his Apopka home early Wednesday morning for a fishing trip in New Smyrna Beach. Police found his red Ford Explorer and boat trailer at a lot near a causeway ramp.
"Our church is praying. Our whole family is," Moses Hernandez said.
"The family reported the boater was supposed to return around sunset and he never did," said Steve Van Norwick of the Florida Wildlife and Conservation Commission.
FWC and the Coast Guard searched the jetty area Thursday, where Hernandez often fished, and have expanded their search area from the St. Augustine coastline to Port Canaveral. In addition, they are using helicopters for aerial surveillance and side-scan sonar equipment.
"This area has a lot of greenery," said the Coast Guard's Daniel Tobin. "This boat is not large. It's a 14-foot boat, and there's a lot of back waterways and everything else. That's why we have helicopters looking," he said.
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Ferguson's long arm of the law laments the latest cutback.
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Can you read books at work? Can you watch porn there? Is THAT what I think it is? Yeah, probably NWS
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'HALO' to carry bacteria experiment aloft
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Students from 15 institutions, including Bryan College, will launch high-altitude balloons April 4, to create a network to study climate change, promote science education and demonstrate an emergency communications system.
Jason Krueger, president of StratoStar Systems, coordinating the effort with Taylor University in Indiana, said the High-Altitude Launch Opportunity (HALO) project, will see balloons rise to some 20 miles above the earth where they will collect climate data and conduct experiments designed by each school.
Dr. Stephen Barnett, professor of natural sciences at Bryan, said his students will conduct an experiment to measure the resistance of a common harmless soil bacterium to high-altitude gamma-ray radiation. He said the Bryan balloon's launch site will be determined late Friday based on the weather forecast for Saturday.
During Bryan's first HALO launch in November 2008, the jet stream, measured at 174 miles per hour, carried the balloon and instruments to southwestern Virginia. Students tracked and recovered the balloon's instruments, using GPS signals from the balloon.
In addition to the individual experiments, each balloon will carry StratoStar's HALO network unit, a global positioning system, APRS HAM radio, Geiger counter and sensors to measure carbon dioxide, temperature, humidity and pressure.
The HALO II project is funded by NASA's Indiana's Space Grant Consortium as a Workforce Development Grant. In 2007, StratoStar Systems and Taylor University received funding from the National Science Foundation to host summer workshops for professors to learn about integrating high-altitude balloon launches into their courses. Dr. Barnett attended a workshop and enlisted Bryan College in the project.
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Sometimes I come upon a recipe and I just can't seem to get it out of my head. Case in point: the Buttercrunch Almond Tea Cake, as baked by Zarah Maria in Copenhagen. The original recipe comes from Lisa Yockelson's book Baking by Flavor and is a tea cake studded with chunks of Heath bar. Heath bars I don't do (never had one, not sold over here) but Zarah Maria had the brilliance to use Daims instead. Daims? That I will do.
Daims are a Swedish bite-size confection of milk-chocolate-covered crunchy caramel with specks of almonds. Originally made by a company called Freia Marabou, they have been a popular treat in Scandinavia since 1952. The French discovered them by way of IKEA, who was the sole importer for quite a while. Purchasing a bag of those red-wrapped candies was an efficient way to ease the stress and tension of building whatever piece of furniture you had also bought, and it is harder to snap at your spouse (or whoever your assistant builder is) for misplacing the screwdriver when your jaws are stuck together by caramel.
Kraft Foods acquired Freia Marabou in 1993 and started distributing Daims more widely on the French market, selling them in regular grocery stores, introducing them as a larger-sized bar, and even working with le MacDo to produce a Daim McFlurry (vanilla ice-cream mixed with bits of Daim). I myself enjoy them very much (caramel, chocolate, almonds, you can't go wrong!), although with a little more restraint than the average consumer who, according to a study conducted by Kraft Foods France, usually eats nine Daims in a row.
Anyway. Zarah Maria had tempted me in an inescapable way, so I hunted for the original cake recipe (Amazon's "search inside" feature? Very convenient.) and made it, in addition to the gingersnaps, when my cousins came over for tea and cakes last week. Apart from the Daim substitution I changed a few other things, using almond flour instead of slivered almonds, all-purpose flour and baking powder instead of cake flour, omitting the almond extract and allspice, lowering the sugar content and using yogurts instead of milk and cream.
The resulting cake was simply wonderful, fine-crumbed and moist, and reminded me a lot of the coffee cakes I like to make. The Daim chunks had mostly fallen to the bottom (admittedly I neglected to toss them with a little flour as Lisa recommended) but this lent the cake a stupendous ground layer of caramely goldness, encouraging the eater (as I was able to observe on my enthusiastic guinea pigs) to enjoy the cake from top to bottom and keep the best for last.
Gâteau aux Daims
- 3 C (360g) all-purpose flour
- 3 tsp (1 envelope) baking powder
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp freshly grated nutmeg
- 11 oz (300g) Daims
- 1/4 C (22g) almond flour (= almond meal or ground almonds)
- 2 sticks (220g) unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 C (300g) granulated sugar
- 1/4 C (35 g) light brown sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla extract (I use vanilla paste from Trader Joe's)
- 1 C (250 ml) plain yogurt
- Confectioner's sugar (optional)
Preheat the oven to 180°C (350°F) and grease a 10-inch cake pan (I use one with a removable bottom).
Unwrap the Daims and chop them roughly with a knife, not too thinly: you want Daims chunks, not Daims powder. In a medium mixing-bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, nutmeg and almond flour. In a smaller bowl, toss the chopped Daims with a tablespoon of the flour mixture.
Cream the butter in the food processor for 3 minutes. Add in the granulated sugar and mix for 2 minutes. Add in the brown sugar and mix for another minute. Add in the eggs, one at a time, mixing well between each addition. Add in the vanilla extract and mix again.
Add the flour mixture in three additions, alternating them with the yogurts in two additions, beginning and ending with the flour mixture. Avoid overmixing the batter. Stir in the chopped Daims, and pour the batter into the cake pan, leveling the surface with a spatula.
Put into the oven to bake for 55 minutes to an hour, until the cake turns brown and a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Let rest for five minutes on a rack, unmold and return to the rack to cool completely. Dust the top with confectioner's sugar if desired — and if it's not meant to be a birthday cake!
[Recipe adapted from Lisa Yockelson's Buttercrunch almond tea cake, in her book Baking by Flavor]


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William Graham, Conservative AM for South Wales East, said Wales would be better off with a common set of qualifications so higher education entrants are not discriminated against.
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Attending: Rod Griffin, Bill Hallock, Cortney Huber Chuck Guiste, Kyle Herron, Susan Hileman, Nathan Haek, Mike Klapec, Deb Lutz, Chris Reber, John Phillips, Karen Thomas, Marie Whipple.
Absent: Chad Brisley, John DeArment, Neil Donovan, Mario Fontanazza, Lisa Groner, Dave Hartley, Lance Hummer, Dave Lott, Tim McMahon, Jerry Miller, Paul Newlin, William Powell, Barry Reiser, Mike Shontz, Thomas Wood, Scott Wyman.
I. Welcome – Dr. Hallock 8:00 am
The advisory board meetings are to be held 1-2 times per academic year, especially when there are updates.
II. Executive Dean Report – Dr. Reber 8:05 am
A. The budget challenge pervades but Venango is weathering that challenge.
a. Last years state budget brought a -23% loss in appropriations.
b. This year they are proposing and additional -20% loss. At best they will pass no additional loss from last years funding cuts.
c. Clarion is moving to a responsibility centered budget. This gives Venango a unique opportunity to grow but, Venango also has to address the Clarions budget deficit.
B. Venango is becoming the 4th academic college when the change to Venango College.
a. This will benefit Venango by recognizing significant growth, enrollment, accreditation, and development of bachelor and graduate programs. Our partnership model has gained attention and facilitates this.
b. Internally the change gives authority in program development, hiring and maintaining faculty.
c. Externally the change will help Venango College be seen as a destination location.
C. Programs developed at Venango meet regional and national workforce needs.
a. Through our partnerships we create a win-win scenario by allowing technical training and associate degree attainment.
b. Certification programs will become the first rung on the ladder which will lead directly into an associate degree. These credits will then directly transfer into the online bachelor degree programs.
D. The Middle States reaccreditation and site visit took place this year.
a. The most glowing comments from the site team were about Venango. The Venango model has the potential for national distinction.
E. Construction on Campus.
a. The Nursing Sim Lab will be finished at the end of this summer.
b. Storm water management is being addressed and water will now be diverted to the pond area.
c. The campus entry road will be widened and allow for better traffic flow.
F. A consortium grant, if approved, will allow partners to offer training at Venango Campus and allow for renovations to provide the facility.
III. Approval of minutes from last meeting 8:30 am
With the addition of Rod Griffin to the attendance sheet, Chuck Guiste motions to approve, all approve.
IV. Election of new Advisory Board chair 8:35 am
Motion to elect John Phillips is made by Rod Griffin. 2nd motion for approval is made by Mike Klapec. All approve.
V. ATMAE Accreditation 8:40 am
G. ATMAE initially accredited the department 3 years ago. 2013 will be a reaccreditation year with a site visit. They will be visiting and making sure we meet standards, including holding the advisory board meetings.
H. March or April will likely be the site team visit. A luncheon will be held for board members to meet with the team.
VI. New Program Development
I. The bachelor completion program has been in development for 4 years and is beginning in fall 2012 (BAS in Applied Technology Leadership).
a. This program allows acceptance into a bachelor degree with complete transfer of credits in field training (INDT 299).
b. Online completion allows students to work while taking courses at their pace.
c. Classes are used from the College of Business, upper level general education courses, and capstone courses in Industrial Technology.
d. This program is truly aimed at workforce development.
e. Each student will have their transcript individually evaluated, allowing for a seamless transition into the bachelor program.
f. This also allows Venango to be a partner with community colleges instead of competing with them.
J. Natural Gas Technology training at PMI.
a. Training stems from Mechatronics courses with additional courses that correlate with the needs of the natural gas industry.
b. Program completion offers multiple job opportunities outside of Nat. Gas.
K. Auctioneering
a. Venango provides the only licensure program west of Harrisburg.
b. The 1st class has just completed their training.
L. Flight School
a. A contract is pending approval to offer a professional pilot program.
M. Ellwood City
a. Courses may be offered with Ellwood City to allow students to complete technical training through New Castle School of Trades and complete the program through courses offered in Ellwood City.
VII. Updates
N. PMI – Chuck Guiste
a. More Clarion students are attending for Natural Gas with Mechatronics skill training. This program is popular and going quiet well.
b. They have connected with a group for nationally recognized credentials.
c. A partnership with manufacturers provides a Mechatronics Apprenticeship program. It is a state registered 3 year apprenticeship.
d. Enrollment in Welding is increasing; enrollment site wide has been steady.
O. EIT – Marie Whipple
a. Apprenticeship programs are also running at EIT.
b. Welding enrollment is drastically increasing.
P. Northwest Industrial Resource Center – Susan Hileman
a. The new director, Bob Bengel, began June 1st.
b. The IRC is focusing on innovation within manufacturing.
c. The website Innovation Marketplace bridges ideas to pre commercialization.
d. LEAN continues to be offered.
Q. Pennsylvania General Energy – Karen Thomas
a. They are focusing on getting students during their sophomore year.
b. They now focus on keeping them in Pennsylvania.
R. Specialty Fabrication and Powder Coating – Rod Griffin
a. They have no problem finding welders.
b. It is very difficult to find machinists with the technical skills required.
S. Webco – Kyle Herron
a. There is a need to find enthusiastic manufacturing employees.
b. There is a lot of opportunity for overtime.
c. They now do internal testing to build from within and train qualified employees.
d. Engineers are difficult to find in this area.
e. They are training engineers through external courses at Clarion University and Penn State.
VIII. Adjourn 9:45 am


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The thieves — two men — smashed the plate glass in the doorway with a piece of cinder block to gain access in the break-in, which occurred at 4:12 a.m.
Grease Monkeys, which opened about a year ago just off the southwest corner of Flat Shoals and Glenwood avenues, lost about $1,000 in merchandise, Joe Grondalski, who is a co-owner of the clothing store.
The thieves stole several racks of button-down shirts branded Rock Steady Nation and a tee shirt line, SAF, which is manufactured by a Griffin-based companym Grondalski said.
They managed to break-in without tripping the alarm.
But they tripped the surveillance cameras, which recorded the entire two-minute incident. He turned over that footage to the police, Grondalski said.
The Grease Monkeys break-in follows three other business burglaries in recent weeks.
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Clay Guida: "I think sometimes judges get the misconception of what MMA really is."
By Brendhan Conlan on June 26, 2012
Fans and media are quick to make their opinions heard when a decision even bordering on controversy unfolds in Mixed Martial Arts. However, little discussion surfaced in relation to this past Friday night's main event fight between Clay Guida-Gray Maynard at UFC on FX 4. While many would argue Maynard deserved the judges' favor based on his aggression, at least one person feels the wrong man earned the officials' nod.
"I think sometimes judges get the misconception of what MMA really is. The guy who gets hit the least usually is the victor," said a bitter Guida in an interview with MMAJunkie.
"I know Gray had a good time out there – I saw the frustration in his face. That was the plan. Our plan was to wear him down more and just not sit in the pocket with him," he continued, alluding to his constant movement and limited offense. "I felt confident in my combinations, but the dude hits like a Mack truck, and I didn't want to be there for too much of it."
Maynard ultimately won a Split Decision as well as the crowd's favor despite the group originally starting as a pro-Guida bunch. Comparably, Guida received criticism from countless fans in addition to UFC President Dana White for his infrequent engagement inside the Octagon.
stone says:
Guida! GoDaMniT!….You're the one with the "misconception"… You turned a UFC main event into a boring espn boxing match!…….YOU LOST!,.. get over it!
Agree or Disagree: 10 2
hindsightufuk says:
he should have tried outfighting Clay instead of outpointing him. thats kinda the idea, least it used to be
Agree or Disagree: 5 2
superdavenorcal says:
While I wasnt pleased wit Clay's game plan, I felt he won that fight. Just as with Diaz vs. Condit, I feel its up to the guy who isnt able to catch his opponent to change his plan. I saw Guida win rounds 1-2-5 and figured the other two were so uneventful that they couldve gone either way. Now I do think that Guida should've been more active, but I also feel that if you're the one circling and evading, and your opponent is following you, then that means YOU'RE dictating the fight, and controlling the ring(just like Condit Machida or Edgar does) but then again, I also understand the frustration from the fan standpoint.
Either way, Id book a rematch on this one, neither one of them should be proud of what they did that night.
Hot debate. What do you think? 7 12
hindsightufuk says:
i think the dictating the fight argument is a grey area. I understand what you mean but by the same rational, if a guy is walking someone down causing the other guy to run somewhere, then he is also dictating where the fight takes place. by not engaging i dont think the 'dictating the fight' argument really counts.
i also think that there is a HUGE difference between counter fighting and simple evasion, and i think the line between the two gets blurred
Agree or Disagree: 9 1
Richard Stabone says:
"i also think that there is a HUGE difference between counter fighting and simple evasion, and i think the line between the two gets blurred."
Very well said. What Guida did this past weekend, particularly over the 2nd half of the fight, was closer to Kalib Starnes than it was Machida/Condit.
Agree or Disagree: 6 0
Richard Stabone says:
Either way, Id book a rematch on this one, neither one of them should be proud of what they did that night.
Heh. Rematch will definitely not be happening. No way in hell the UFC rewards Clay with a rematch for that performance. Much more likely is Clay assuring the UFC he'll be back to his normal approach next time out to avoid the risk of being demote to prelim slotting.
As for Maynard not being *proud*… well, yeah. I doubt Quarry was proud after fighting Starnes either, but what the hell was the guy supposed to do?
Maynard aggressively stalked Guida for 25 minutes. He tried his damndest to cut off the always-moving Guida. He pleaded with Guida to actually fight, tossing in a middle finger salute that you know drew some fist and/or chest bumps from the Diaz bros if they were watching. He even went so far as to drop his hands, which you sometimes see guys do, but actually followed it up by sticking his chin out and letting Clay tag him.
What else should Maynard have done?
He was stuck in essentially the same position that Nate Quarry was against Starnes, going up a guy who had no interest in engaging over the 2nd half of the fight.
Agree or Disagree: 7 0
Angry Mike says:
Guida looked like an imperfect copy of Edgar. Edgar bobbed, weaved and feinted through the Maynard fights, but unlike Guida, he actually landed effective strikes. Guida didn't have enough of that with Maynard. I would've scored the fight as a draw, but understand how a judge would've given the decision to Maynard, who was trying to fight.
Agree or Disagree: 1 0
BiG BaD BuLL says:
I know that very few people see it this way, but I also feel that Guida deserved the nod. I can see Greg Jackson't gameplan going like this : He hits harder than you; Don't try to trade with him. He's a bigger wrestler than you are; don't try to grapple with him….You are faster, and have beter footwork and cardio; that's how we'll win this fight.
I think that most people are upset because Guida did stick to the gameplan (which is harder than you would think). The problem was that "the gameplan" was drastically different from what we have grown to expect from Guida. What kind of coach would GJ be if he said: "I want you to go stand toe-to -toe with him until one of you falls down. I give you a 20% chance of victory, but this is what the fans want."
Agree or Disagree: 6 2
Richard Stabone says:
As I mentioned in another thread on here, the gameplan was fine. The problem is Guida doesn't have the striking prowess of an Edgar, Condit or Machida to effectively execute that type of gameplan for an entire fight, especially a 5 rounder. If it had been a 3 round fight Clay probably would have won. But as the fight wore on, I believe Maynard would have eventually caught him if Clay hadn't gradually backed off more & more the way he did, to the point the crowd completely turned on him and the ref had no choice but to step in to basically say, "knock it off."
Agree or Disagree: 5 1
Screenplaya says:
To me, this was more evidence that Clay Guida should move down in weight where he won't need to fight in fear that the much bigger guy might cave in his skull. He will be able to mix it up more, while still retaining a speed and endurance advantage in almost all cases.
OR…we abolish weight-cutting in such a way that size mismatches are a thing of the past for the most part.
Agree or Disagree: 4 0
Lord Faust says:
Respectfully, Mr. Guide, go fuck yourself on this one.
Agree or Disagree: 8 2
Lord Faust says:
Sorry, had to get that out…
Look, I am all for game plans — only an idiot would step into a UFC cage with no predetermined plan of attack.
That said, Guida's gameplan was garbage. As much as it pains me to say it, Condit did a hell of a lot more to Diaz with the same basic concept; at least Nick had a marked up face by the end of the fight. Maynard looked like he came back from a jog.
The judges scored it right; Guida looked like he was affraid to engage, never pressed the action, and by any of the criteria used for judging an MMA fight he lost. We're not lacking in examples of bad judging but Mr. Guida is off-base, big time, on this one.
If he honestly thought that was how you win a fight, I really don't want to see him fight again any time soon. In PRIDE he would have been yellow-carded into the poor house.
Agree or Disagree: 3 1
Brendhan Conlan says:
For those defending Guida's strategy, can you please tell me what would have happened if Maynard decided to employ the same approach and both men had refused to engage with regularity? You are willing to watch a fight with 95% of the the total action involving feints and circling?
Agree or Disagree: 10 1
climbarock says:
This was the 2nd UFC fight to literally put me to sleep. The first was Mir v CroCop.
Guida's most exciting fights have been losses. If he has his way, he'll grind it out along the fence or in guard. Dude's stand-up game is about as aesthetic as Keith Jardine's. He's all flying hair and that obnoxious energizer bunny act. I will make a sacrifice to the MMA gods for not allowing Clay to eek out the decision over Maynard.
Agree or Disagree: 6 1
Dr.Stoppage says:
What is the misconception of what MMA really
is ?
Is MMA an enigma wrapped in a riddle?
I don't get it.
As far as this fight goes , Maynard won, and maybe they'll adopt some kind of non-engagement penalty in future fights( hint- the infamous Pride yellow card).
It still sucks for me as a Guida fan.
I hate this game plan of
Agree or Disagree: 0 0
Dr.Stoppage says:
What is the misconception of what MMA really
is ?
Is MMA an enigma wrapped in a riddle?
I don't get it.
As far as this fight goes , Maynard won, and maybe they'll adopt some kind of non-engagement penalty in future fights( hint- the infamous Pride yellow card).
It still sucks for me as a Guida fan.
I always hate this game plan of "Whatever you do, don't do anything".
But like certain ingredient injections, some fighters will continue to use the loophole until it is deemed illegal.
I guess it's all part of the evolution of the sport.
Agree or Disagree: 0 0
Dr.Stoppage says:
Please pardon my double post.
I blame in on 5oz's inability to allow me to edit myself and/or remove a post that I did not deem fit for this column.
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Brendhan Conlan says:
Now that we've finally gotten our thumbs back I'll make my next bug-the-tech-guy project a self-edit ability.
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Kamakosmo says:
maybe they'll adopt some kind of non-engagement penalty in future fights"( hint- the infamous Pride yellow card)."
If I remember correctly, that yellow card meant a deduction to your purse. I don't think that can ever happen, due to Athletic Commission rules. However, I do think a Ref can deduct a point if he (or she…God, she's a horrible Ref) deems the fighter is evading.
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Dr.Stoppage says:
You mean Kate Winslet?
I mean Kim Winslow?
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