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(WMC-TV) – All six senators from Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas supported the senate's measure to avoid the fiscal cliff.
This includes: Republicans Roger Wicker and Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Republicans Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker of Tennessee, and Republican John Boozman and Democrat Mark Pryor of Arkansas.
It passed with 89 votes but Tennessee Senator Bob Corker voiced his unhappiness with the process.
"It is unfortunate that he doesn't spend as much time working on solving problems as he does with campaigns and pep rallies," said Corker. "But I just want to say I am very disappointed in what the president had to say,"
Corker says the President should have been a part of the process from the beginning instead of at the last minute. He said he was disappointed with what he called a pep rally the president had as negotiations were at a critical stage.
Corker insists he voted for the bill based upon substance but objects to the President's actions.
"I think most of the Senate is very distressed that we're in a situation where a negotiation is taking place all of this time and it's not being done through regular order but that's the way things are today in the Senate," said Corker.
And that is the way things are on Capitol Hill. Both sides blame each other for a last second deal as partisan bickering is expected to continue in 2013.
If you would like to find out what kind of impact the fiscal cliff will have in your life, click here to visit the fiscal cliff calculator.
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DENVER - Outdoor Channel is taking pains to distance itself from a claim by Senate Republicans that the network is pulling all production from Colorado over gun control bills being signed Wednesday.
The loss of production revenue has been widely cited by gun rights supporters as another unintended consequence of anti-gun legislation passed by Democrats in the legislature and due to be signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Senate Republicans headlined a March 8 release on their website, "OUTDOOR CHANNEL TO END PRODUCTION IN COLORADO." Republicans claimed the network "will be moving all production of Colorado." The source of the claim was an email from Outdoor Channel executive producer Michael Bane to Sen. Steve King (R-Grand Junction).
In a statement to 9NEWS Tuesday, an Outdoor Channel spokesperson stressed that Bane doesn't speak for the network's expansive programming lineup.
"Michael Bane is an independent(emphasis theirs) executive producer and host of four popular programs on the network," the statement read, in part. "However, his views and the direction in which he takes his productions do not necessarily reflect those of Outdoor Channel."
Outdoor Channel recently accepted an offer to be purchased by Denver-based Kroenke Sports and Entertainment LLC, which owns and operates the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche.
Outdoor Channel said Bane's shows do not represent all of its production in Colorado. Bane's email estimated the economic impact of his decision to relocate his 2013 production at "a little less than a million dollars."
Bane wrote his attorneys believe the gun control bills "are so poorly drafted and so designed to trap otherwise legal citizens into a crime... that it is simply too dangerous for us to film here."
Bane went on to detail an additional loss of revenue from hunters and sportsmen that he believes will result from Colorado's pending gun control measures.
Bane was not immediately available for comment on Outdoor Channel's Tuesday statement.
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Free Spirit is an enchanting lakeside home with lots of flowering plants, trees and many bluebirds. It is located on a quiet dead end street with year around deep water at the dock.
The house is an eclectic mix of stained glass, Tiffany lamps, overstuffed leather furniture, granite counter tops, custom built kitchen cabinets, French doors, multi-level decks, wind chimes and much more. Oh! Don't forget the hot tub on the deck.
Free Spirit invites you to indulge yourself, relax, have fun and enjoy life!!
(P.S. The telephone is in the phone booth and Bob Marley is on the deck.)
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Cable/Satellite TV(s) Canoe CD Player Central Heat/air
Charcoal Grill Covered Porch Dishwasher DVD player(s)
Fire pit by the lake Fireplace Floating Dock Gas Grill
Gas log fireplace Gazebo by the lake Hammock/Swing High Speed Internet
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GolfZoo/Wildlife Park Shopping Sightseeing Restaurants Kayaking Sailing Boating Waterskiing Jet Skiing Swimming Biking Fishing Cinemas/Movie Theaters Live Theatre Museums
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2013 Season (Weekly rates includes taxes, cleaning, & linens)
Spring/Summer 2013 $1345.00
Summer Holidays 2013 $1461.00
Fall 2013 $1171.00
Holidays 2013 $1345.00
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Ranta named player of the week
CHADRON Wayne State and Chadron State have basketball representatives for Nebraska Division II players of the week.
Ranta, a 6-foot-0 forward from Rapid City, S.D., averaged 24 points, 10.3 rebounds and two steals in three games last week. She had two double doubles and became the second woman in school history to score at least 40 points in a game when she scored 40 in a win over Adams State. She also hit 20 free throws in that game to set a school record.
On the season, Ranta is averaging 16.5 points along with 7.9 rebounds per game.
Amry Shelby, a senior from Wayne State receives the men's honor, while Kattie Ranta, a junior from Chadron State, gathers the women's honor.
Shelby, a 5-11 guard from Marion, Iowa, was the lone Wildcat in double figures during both games last weekend as the Wildcats split Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference home games against Concordia-St. Paul and No. 21 Minnesota State.
Shelby came through down the stretch for the Wildcats Friday night, scoring 11 of his 18 points in the final four minutes as WSC rallied from a 53-47 deficit to record a 61-55 win against Concordia-St. Paul. Shelby added 10 points Saturday night in a 66-54 loss to Minnesota State. For the weekend, Shelby, averaged 13.5 points and 3.0 rebounds per game.
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When the light bulb went off in Florencia Contesse's head about how she could save energy at home, she made sure it was a compact fluorescent.
In her South Miami apartment, Contesse has switched to the more energy efficient bulbs, which will save about $50 in energy costs over time. She is careful to turn off ceiling fans when she exits a room, and raises the thermostat to 82 degrees when she leaves the apartment.
As spokesperson for Florida Power and Light's Energy Efficiency program, Contesse is used to doling out advice about saving energy. But she also is a firm believer in practicing what she preaches. "I'd like to save money on my electric bill, just like everybody else," she said.
Electric bills are typically highest in South Florida during the tropical, humid summer months. "If you have more control over your energy consumption, you will directly have an impact on your bill," Contesse said.
Here are some tips to conserve energy in the home, and put dollars back into your pocket:
Set your thermostat higher
Air-conditioning can account for up to half of your electric bill in the summer, Contesse said. Set your thermostat at 78 degrees or warmer when you're home, and at 82 degrees when you will be away for at least two hours. Savings: 5 percent savings for each degree you go up.
Shut out the sun
Keep your curtains or blinds closed, especially if you have east- or west-facing windows, Contesse said. You'll keep heat from entering your home and making your air-conditioning unit work harder. Use weather stripping along windows and doors to keep cool air from escaping, and from letting warm, humid air into your home
Nelsigleny Lopez, a Miami dental assistant, uses plants on her apartment balcony to provide natural shade that cools the area. "It's not as hot as before, and it is a very cute thing to see my little garden through the window," she said.
Use ceiling fans
Ceiling fans will make your skin feel three degrees cooler. But they only work by cooling the skin. Leaving a ceiling fan on in an empty room does nothing but add to your bill, Contesse said. Savings: Turn off the fan when you exit a room and save up to $7 a month.
Change your filter monthly
Change your air conditioner's filter once a month to keep the unit from working too hard and wasting energy, Contesse said. "I put an alarm on my smart phone to remind me," she said. Savings: $1.50 per month.
Use the dishwasher
Dishwashers consume about a third of the water used in hand washing dishes, Contesse said. Stop pre-rinsing dishes before they go into the dishwasher and save $70 a year.
Replace old showerheads
A water-saving showerhead also saves energy. Here's a test: Time how long it takes your showerhead to fill a one-gallon bucket. If it's less than 24 seconds, you model is not energy efficient. Newer models have a slower flow, which uses less water, Contesse said. Savings: about $80 a year per showerhead.
Limit pool pump use
Set your pool pump for six hours in the summer and four hours in the winter. Savings: up to $100 a year.
Lower your hot water heater temperature
Reduce the temperature on your hot water heater from 140 to 120 degrees. Savings: about $10 per year. If you aren't going to be home for a month or more, turn off your water heater at the circuit breaker. Savings: $2 per month.
Wash smarter
Wash only full loads of clothes, Lopez said, because it takes the same amount of energy to wash a large or small batch.
Valerie Amor of Fort Lauderdale bought an LG all-in-one washer and dryer combination appliance from Home Depot that uses about half the electricity of separate appliances. "The heat from the motor is recycled to heat the clothes," said Amor, who writes about green building and sustainability and owns architecture firm Drawing Conclusions.
Clean the lint screen in your dryer before every load. Use the auto-sensor on your dryer so you won't over-dry clothing. Wash and rinse clothing in cold water and adjust the water level to the load size. Savings: $40 a year.
If it's not in use, unplug. "Before I go to work I disconnect almost everything in my bedroom, bathroom and the kitchen," Lopez said.
Amor said she cuts down on "vampire usage" every night. "All of those blinking LED lights you see on when you go to bed — turn them off," she said. "There's no reason for them to stay on when they're not being used."
Be in the know
Laptops are more energy efficient than desktops. Non Energy Star-rated LED televisions consume less energy than LCD or Plasma models. A video game console that's left on continuously can cost up to $130 a year. A DVD player that's left on costs $7 a year. A desktop printer that stays on costs $65 a year. One with sleep mode will cost $18 a year.
Keep your oven off and your kitchen cooler by cooking on an outdoor grill, or with small appliances such as the microwave, toaster oven or crock pot, which use less energy. Look for Energy Star appliances, and compare projected energy usage before buying.
"If they can make little changes in their routine, they can save a lot of money," Lopez said. "I always explain to my relatives how easy it is to make a difference in the bill by just changing some habits."


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BIOLOGIST John Porter will give a talk on his travels around the rainforests of south and south east Africa to the Droitwich branch of the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust at the town's Methodist Church Hall in Worcester Road from 7.30pm on Monday, February 10.
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Financing the cost of higher education requires careful planning. Before considering private loan options, be sure you have exhausted your federal and state financial aid opportunities. If your family requires additional financing options, there are a number of choices available. Since each family's financial situation is different, we are not able to recommend one financing plan that will meet every family's needs.
Immaculata University has developed a private educational loan lender list based on the loan programs used most frequently by our students and their families, and the quality of products and services provided. You are free to choose any lender. Regardless of your choice, your private educational loan application will be processed in a timely manner. Review the list of lenders, services, and benefits to evaluate which loan might be right for you.
Borrowers must contact the lender directly to apply. Students should consider the amount of financing they will need for the entire academic year when applying for loans.
Students with little or no credit history greatly improve their chances of being approved when applying with a qualified co-signer. Also, having a co-signer may result in better loan terms and conditions, such as a lower interest rate. Note to co-signers: When co-signing a loan, you are responsible for the repayment of the loan if the primary borrower is unable to make satifactory payments. Some lenders may have co-signer release options.
After the loan is approved, the lender will contact Immaculata University to request certification. Before the loan can be disbursed, the borrower must complete the private loan disclosure process, which includes completing the private loan self-certification form and returning it to the lender.
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CDs by Kendal Riversiders, the Rolling Stones and the Fine Young Cannibals reviewed (From The Westmorland Gazette)
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CDs by Kendal Riversiders, the Rolling Stones and the Fine Young Cannibals reviewed
10:37am Friday 14th December 2012 in News By Daniel Orr, Reporter
AFTER 50 years in the business, the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world have an embarrassment of riches to showcase on this compilation.
From the raw energy of their first single, a cover of Chuck Berry's Come On, through the majestic sweep of Wild Horses to their latest single One More Shot, there is no denying their greatness.
They have stuttered a little along the way - such as on the risible Anybody Seen My Baby? - but there's more than enough here to make up for such minor errors.
THE RIVERSIDERS - Pandora's Voice Box
THIS CD features vocals from talented members of the Tuesday Club at Kendal's Riverside Day Centre
Written and produced by music therapist Brian Davison, the album has been put together to raise funds for the charity, which provides activities for people with learning difficulties.
The album is genuinely moving, an acoustic-guitar based CD which moves from introspective tracks such as Death by a Thousand Cuts, sung by Helen Summers, to the lively Hey Senorita, voiced by Miguel Ramos.
It is available in Kendal from Brass Pineapple, in Blackhall Yard, and W.O.S.P. in Allhallows Lane, and in Bowness at Action Replay, in Lake Road.
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS - The Collection
WHATEVER happened to the Fine Young Cannibals?
The Birmingham-based three piece were behind some of the best songs to hit the charts in the 1980s, including She Drives Me Crazy, Johnny Come Home and their excellent cover of Elvis Presley's Suspicious Minds.
It didn't last very long, but this CD is a worthy tribute to a really good pop outfit whose star shone briefly more than 20 years ago.
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Expect delays, but nothing too bad. That's what a secret service agent said Sunday while talking about their security preparations for the upcoming presidential visit.
President Obama is scheduled to be in Chattanooga for just part of the day on Tuesday, but security around the Scenic City will be top level. It's not just the feds who are working. State and all local agencies will be involved as well."It definitely takes all the coordination from not just the Secret Service, but all of our state, local and federal partners. Everyone has got a specialty, and we try to play on the fact that we use their strengths and hopefully put together a solid plan," said Donna Job, Chattanooga's resident agent in charge.The President's plans can change at a moments notice, and the Secret Service said they're prepared for that."We try to think of any possibility and try to mitigate whatever we can prior to the arrival to try to make it the safest event possible," said Job.But with the beefed up security, road delays are inevitable. Officials told Channel 3 they are doing their best to keep the disruptions to a minimum."There will be intermittent lane closures. There will be times where people can't get to exactly where they want, but it will be for a short period of time, and it's not locked down for any long periods of time," she said.Job couldn't say exactly which roads may be affected and at what times because the plans can constantly change. Authorities are asking the public to be patient.The President's speech at the Amazon fulfillment plant will be closed to the public. You can count on 3 to bring you live team coverage of his entire visit.
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Falmouth Cape Cod in Falmouth
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Vacation in this lovely 3 or 4 bedroom airconditioned cape, steps from the water with deeded access to salt water Green Pond for your canoe, kayak or small boat for your ride to Vinyard Sound. A mile away from several of the nicest beaches on the Cape, you can walk, ride your bikes or drive to the Vineyard Sound for the sun and sea. This charming home has 3 bedrooms plus an office sporting a day bed that sleeps two. In all, sleep up to eight people in comfort and enjoy the 3 full baths, one with a Jacuzzi tub, and two with a stand up showers and one with a bath tub/shower. Barbecue on the deck in this private back yard or cook in the fully equipped kitchen and eat in the spacious dinning area or simply eat out on the deck on the patio set. The house has a one-car garage to store your car or your toys for your stay. We want you to enjoy yourself during your first and every stay with us. SEE MORE PHOTOS ON VACATIONHOMERENTALS PROPERTY NUMBER 56637.
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This house comes with a fully equipped kitchen of top named appliances including a center working island, electric stove top, microwave, oven, refrigerator/freezer, ice maker, dishwasher, garbage disposal and plenty of wine glasses. It has service for 8 plus people for plates, glasses, eating and serving utensils, and plenty of pots, pans, serving plates, cooking pans and the likes. The master suite consists of a huge master bedroom with 4 closets and a master bath with a Jacuzzi tub and shower. Two bedrooms on the second floor are appropriately appointed and can each sleeps two people with a bathroom in between the rooms. The large living room and dinning room can accommodate a large family and the office can double for another bedroom. Complete with a 46" HD TV, a 33" HD TV in the Master Bedroom and a 24 " TV in one upstairs bedroom, plus high speed Internet and unlimited long distant calling in the US.
activities and attractions in Falmouth Cape Cod
Falmouth, and Cape Cod generally, are loaded with interesting and exciting things to do, rain or shine. Visit the local winery in Falmouth or the brewery in Hyannis just a few miles away. Trip to the Vineyard, Martha's Vineyard that is, or Nantucket for a day trip to explore a whole new world which is only a ferry ride away. Down town Falmouth is loaded with shops and restaurants as well as an extensive library. Fishing and golf are in close driving or walking distance from this house or anywhere in Falmouth. Located in nearby Mashpee is the Children's Museum for the rainy day, if you get one. Mashpee Commons beats shopping anywhere else on earth. It is a city of shops, don't miss it. Don't forget our wonderful beaches overlooking Martha's Vineyard and Vineyard Sound. A stone's throw away is wonderful Wood's Hole where you'll find shops and the Oceanographic Institute. Take a whale watching charter or simple stroll the streets for the many treasures of Falmouth and Wood's Hole.
vacation rental rates
$1,500 per week preseason, May and June
$1,800 per week, July, August and the first two weeks of September. Discounts for 2 or more weeks.
$1,300 per week, off season
Check in is at 3 P. M. and check out is by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday
Mastercard, Visa and Discover accepted on the telephone only, do not send information.
All bed linens, utilities, cooking and kitchen untensils are included. Other linens, such as towels, must be provided by the tenant or rented locally.
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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 Falmouth
- Boating
- Beach
- Shopping
- Golfing
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Fishing
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- Bike riding on our paved trail
- Walking
- Museums
Top things to do with a family
- Children's Museum
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It's mid-way through 2011 and Chrysler Group LLC continues on the right track. We're still less than two years removed from November 2009 when the company's five-year business plan was laid out, but progress does continue.
That was evident in the second quarter 2011 results Webcast and conference call July 26.
You can read plenty of the details and analysis on Chrysler Group second quarter 2011 earnings at plenty of sites on the web. At the right are our basic financials.
Below are the highlights and some key points you may not find elsewhere. Yes, they're in the Chrysler Group news release and financial results presentation, but not necessarily near the top. But, they're pretty important.
- Compared to second quarter 2010:
- Worldwide vehicle sales increased 19% to 486,000 vehicles.
- U.S. market share was at 10.6%, up from 9.4%
- U.S. fleet mix of total sales was 32%, a decrease from 40%. Total U.S. retail sales increased 36%.
- Canada marketshare was at 14.9%, up from 12.9%
- Total capital expenditures -- fancy term for investments -- was at $600 million. By the end of 2011, expect Chrysler Group to have a total of $3.5-4.0 billion in total investments.The focus on the new investments is on a new C-sedan and 8-speed transmission. (But shhhh! Don't tell anyone.)
- In the U.S. and as around the world, Jeep® Brand lead the growth in sales with units sold up 54%, followed by Ram Truck up 15%, Dodge up 12%, while Chrysler dipped 9%. Marchionne said Fiat's European and Latin America networks have helped push Jeep sales.
- Gross industrial debt through the end of June was $12.3 billion -- down from $13.3 billion as of March 31.
- Worldwide vehicle shipments were 514,000, +19%. It's the first
time the company exceeded 500,000 vehicles in a quarter since
we began operations in June 2009. Through the first six months of
2011, our worldwide shipments totaled 999,000 vehicles, a 23%
increase over the first half of 2010.
- Marchionne noted that the Fiat Freemont (a rebadged and slightly modified Dodge Journey) is pushing about 15,000 units sold every month -- more than the U.S. He hinted that U.S. marketing of the Journey may be increased.
In recent days, there's been a lot of speculation about who and when Marchionne will name his North America and global leadership teams. While stating, "We're a few days away from announcing final leadership structure," he said he is focused on finding the right people who have the right combination of technical skills and communications capabilities. Doing so will produce the "highest possible value" for the company.


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Cooler Master demos heatsink with a computer built in
Strange gadgets aren't a rarity at CES, but this processor heatsink is quite an interesting device. It's called the Cooler Master Hyper 212+ CPU heatsink, and it has a computer built into it. Behind a large fan and lots of aluminum fins for cooling down that processor in your gaming rig, there's an AMD E-350 Brazos APU on a micro motherboard. According to PC Perspective, the built-in computer has Wi-Fi, ethernet, two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports. We're not completely sure why you'd want a second computer in your computer, but it's a pretty neat demo. It's not a perfect solution: we suspect that your CPU will not be getting cooled properly with a motherboard blocking it, and it's certainly not going to be easy to open up your computer's case to add USB storage. There's no pricing or availability info: we think this is something that isn't going to have a life off of the show floor. See the source link for a few more shots of this heatsink.


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Northern Michigan Land Brokers, located in Marquette and Houghton Michigan, specializes in buying and selling highly desirable property throughout Northern Michigan's Upper Peninsula. With over ten years of experience investing in Upper Peninsula real estate, Northern Michigan Land Brokers delivers the skills and expertise to guide you through the buying or selling process with ease.
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A Beautiful Wedding at Newcastle Golf and Country Club
Erin and Mike had a gorgeous wedding overlooking the Seattle sunset at The Golf Club at Newcastle. I love their sparkly details (all about a little bling right now) and their beautiful floral arrangements! Melissa Parker of Amazing Events (Erin and Mike's wedding planner) told us a bit about their wedding and the wedding planning ... Seattle brides, listen up ... especially if you are on the hunt for a fabulous wedding coordinator!
XO~ Heather
Photographer: Alante Photography
Venue: The Golf Club at Newcastle
Wedding Coordinator: Melissa Parker of Amazing Events
Floral Design: Flora Noelle
Catering: The Golf Club at Newcastle
Wedding Cake: Celebrity Cakes
Wedding DJ: Good Times DJ Service
Wedding Stationery: Paper Passionista
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|ERIN LEIGH graduated from Lake Erie College in 1992, with a bachelor of fine arts degree in Dance Aesthetics. She received her master of fine arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She is presently a member of the dance faculty at Coker College in South Carolina.
"I attribute my career and my accomplishments to the Dance Department at Lake Erie College. Not only was I inspired to pursue a career in dance, but I was also equipped with the professional knowledge to be successful in that pursuit. Since my time at Lake Erie College, I have encountered many teachers and professionals in the field of dance. In comparing these experiences, I am constantly amazed at the quality of instruction and the wide range of opportunities that were available to me through the wise and inspired direction of the Lake Erie College dance program."
|MARLENE LEBER graduated from Lake Erie College in 1993, with a bachelor of fine arts degree in Dance. She is currently director of the upper school dance program at The Hathaway Brown School in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
"The Lake Erie College Dance Department forever changed the way I approach the art form of dance. Chris and Lisa bring a wealth of technical training and performing experience into the classroom without pretense or ego. And their creative vision, emphasizing process over product, translates into thought provoking and cutting edge choreography. They are risk takers who continue to inspire and amaze. I hope they will remain on the Cleveland arts scene for a long time to come."
|AMY COMPTON graduated from Lake Erie College in 1998 with a bachelor of fine arts degree in Dance and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Foreign Languages. She is an active performer, choreographer and teacher throughout northeast Ohio.
"I have known Chris and Lisa as my teachers, mentors and, currently, as my colleagues. They have made a great impact on my life. As teachers, they have the ability to transform the lives of their students. Their vast knowledge of dance, along with their unique pedagogic methods, gives them the resources to reach students of differing abilities and experience levels. I can honestly say that being their student has challenged me to become a greater person, and allowed me to accomplish my dreams. I continue to learn from them every day as their friend and colleague."
|VANESSA MOHN graduated from Lake Erie College in 2007, with a double major in Dance and Psychology. She is presently at Antioch University in New England, pursuing her Master of Applied Psychology in Dance Movement Therapy and Counseling.
"My experience in the Dance Program at Lake Erie College was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. The Dance program at Lake Erie provided new and amazing experiences involving different cultures and finding ones own creative self. The dance program at Lake Erie was the starting point of a new life for me that introduced me to a world where it is okay just to be you!"
|HOWARD WASHINGTON II graduated in 2008 with a BFA degree in dance and a minor in entrepreneurship. He is currently an administrator at the Cleveland College Preparatory School. He also continues to teach, choreograph and perform throughout northeast Ohio.
"The Lake Erie College dance program gave me the freedom to express who I am through dance. Chris and Lisa helped me to find my voice and to free my spirit, pushing me creatively to places that I never thought I could go. And then there is the after-college connection that Chris and Lisa have maintained with me. They continue to help me grow as a performer, a teacher and a choreographer. They make it easy for me to keep my passion for dance, and to never forget why I wanted to make dance my career in the first place."
|HANNAH ZIEGLER graduated in 2008 with a BFA degree in Fine Arts. She now teaches, choreographs and performs throughout northeast Ohio.
"I grew both as a mover and as an artist studying in the dance program at Lake Erie College. I am a more confident, versatile, strong, and mobile dancer. As an artist, I have developed performance techniques and had the opportunity to learn a broad range of repertoire. I also value the privilege and experience of being able to study with the many guest artists visiting the college. I found a passion for choreography through the dance program's composition class. As a result, I chose to apply for my bachelor of fine arts degree, completing my requirements with a choreographic project in spring of 2008. I could never have done this without Chris and Lisa whose patience and one on one coaching assisted me in translating my movement and intention to my dancers."
|KAREN TECH graduated from Lake Erie College in 2009 with a BFA degree in Fine Arts and a minor in business administration. She is now in graduate school at Mercyhurst College, pursuing her master of education degree. "Knowing I wanted to study dance in college, I found Lake Erie College and immediately loved the small class sizes and personal attention within the dance department. Throughout my years of study at the college I became a stronger, more confident, and versatile dancer. I completed my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree this spring by choreographing "Flowers Come With Gardens." This piece is a multimedia celebration of my family, emphasizing the role of my grandparents in my own development. Working closely with me throughout, Chris and Lisa helped me gain a better understanding of the creative process and I came to be significantly more comfortable with my own choreography."
|LAUREN BOUCHER graduated from Lake Erie College in 2010 with a BFA degree in Fine Arts and a minor in entrepreneurship. She is completing her requirements to become a Registered Dance Educator through the National Registry of Dance Educators. She is currently employed as a Dance Educator at Dance Expressions Unlimited in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts where she choreographs for the Dance Expressions Ensemble, and coordinates Dance Express, providing creative movement classes for area school children. "Chris and Lisa, you were the reason I came to Lake Erie College, and I wasn't disappointed. Thank you for helping me to grow as a dancer and as an artist. All the time and energy you gave me over the years did not go unappreciated. I especially want to thank you both for working with me during my senior year as I prepared for my BFA concert. The hours and hours of rehearsing with me, tweaking technology, creating music, and making costumes were so greatly appreciated. I could not have done it without you. I will never forget you both, and everything you've done for me."


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CATEGORIES MoviesTime travel movies, by their very nature, are generally confusing and complicated.
Not so with Rian Johnson's "Looper," which impressively manages to balance the sci-fi, drama and action elements, all seemingly with minimal effort. In "Looper," we follow Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a hired assassin who's tasked with killing people sent back in time from the year 2077. Things get complicated when he's assigned to take out his older-self (Bruce Willis).
Moviefone sat down for a brief chat with Johnson, who gave us all the inside information on his creative mindset, his inspiration and what prop he had to take from set.
I group "Looper" in a similar vein to "Back To The Future" and "Terminator" in that they have original, solid concepts. So many movies are remakes or rehashes of older films. Did you go into this wanting to create a truly original concept? Thanks, first of all, since those are pretty huge movies to compare it to. Secondly, no, the notion of originality is never a conscious starting point for me. The thing I enjoy is growing something, from the first seed of an idea all the way through to the end. I'm a very slow writer, and I'd love to be making movies faster, but I'm realizing that what makes it worth it for me is this process. I'm like, "Let's do this quickly before everyone realizes we're frauds and makes us stop!" Sincerity is a more important quality, I think, than originality.
I'm hesitant to hang my hat on the originality peg, mainly because you can see the nods to several other movies in "Looper" -- including "Witness" and "Akira" and so many others. That actually might be the problem with so many movies that aren't landing these days: it's possible that the lack of originality is a symptom of a bigger problem.
Another thing I loved about this movie -- the trailer doesn't reveal the plot! [Laughs] Well, that's the thing. You think you know what's going to happen, but you actually don't. It leaves a lot off the table. That was a really nice by-product of the fact that those elements were less marketable than the elements that are in the trailer. The fact that Sony didn't want to put the kid in there is less about it being a noble thing and more about selling the movie with the action. It's not a lie at all, but it's great that this huge element of the movie isn't in a single one of the promos.
You also don't butcher the concept of time travel, which so many TV shows and movies do. It put a lot of work in, that element ... but again, going back to the movies you cited, especially to "Terminator" -- I really looked to that movie, structurally. It's to the point where, when you're talking about time travel movies, you almost always forget "Terminator" because it uses time travel so deftly. [James] Cameron uses time travel to set up the situation, and then it gets out of the way. There wasn't room in there for a knotty puzzle involving time-travel logic.
And there isn't that painful over-exposition in "Looper," where, as a viewer, you just stop caring. That's a definite danger. The line in the diner [with Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's characters] where Bruce says, " I don't want to talk about time travel, we'll be making diagrams with straws" -- on one hand, that was me as a writer talking, and I hope it also reflects where the audience's head is at with the story.
Tell me more about Pierce Gagnon, this amazing child actor in the film. He would sit down and do a three-page dialogue scene with these actors ... and in between takes, when the cameras were off, it's not like he was an adult in a child's body, or some kind of alien-type boy, he was a five-year-old kid. He would get rowdy, rambunctious, and if he did more than a few takes he would get bored and want to move on. But when we were rolling, it was amazing to watch him act. It was one of those freakish, lucky things; the delivery is one thing, but my favorite scene with them is when he and Joe's characters are down in a hole and they're talking. It's amazing to see Pierce really listening to Joe -- that's the heart of a really good performance, that he's fully listening and understanding. It's an extraordinary thing to watch.
You can tell me: did you take anything off set, like props and the like? I'm getting a blunderbuss -- it's like the one thing I absolutely needed to have. One of the props guys built me a shadowbox with a blunderbuss in it, and it's going to get a place of honor in my house!
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Love to see BK beers on the shelves in Cincinnati. I've really enjoyed going to their location in Strongsville, and the owners are wonderfully good people who love to talk beer with fellow beer lovers.
This one pours a deep copper-penny color, slightly clear. A somewhat bubbly 2-finger creamy white head floats atop, and loads of sticky white lacing clings to the sides of the glass. Loads of carbonation bubbles run throughout.
Aroma is full of sticky-sweet caramel and hints of the heat of the alcohol. Not much else comes through, but that's not to say that the aroma is slight.
The taste is a moutful of toasted, buttery diacetyl, slightly caramelized malts, an oaky/woody earthiness and a light hop presence that comes across as tart green apple. Feel is moderate with a decent amount of carbonation and leaves a slightly sticky, viscous feel on the palate in the aftertaste.
Pretty reasonable drinkability for the style and ABV. The diacetyl is a little bit of a turnoff for me, but the heat of the alcohol adds a balancing effect. A tasty, enjoyable beer from a small, solid operation.
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A: Pours a ruby, copper, mohagony color. 2 fingers of thick, creamy head forms and has pretty good retention.
S: Lots of dark, bready malts with some spiciness. Maybe some Christmas like spices but no cinnamon or anything that aggressive. Some spiciness from the yeast as well. Caramel and toffee from the malts. Definitely some hoppiness as well.
T/M: More of the dark, spiced bready notes. This more or less takes over any caramel but still has a some sweetness to it. Hops are also behind the malts but still have a big presence and add to the spiciness. Body is about medium full and feels somewhat creamy, though the carbonation is strong enough to cut through it.
D: Interesting brew. Definitely a bit like Arrogant Bastard but a bit bigger on the malt side and I'd guess a touch higher ABV, too.
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Pours out a murky mahogany/rust color, with a modest head of almost whipped cream-like consistency. Stays thin, but stays put, never totally disappearing.
A blindfolded whiff-test would make me think "Arrogant Bastard." Deeper smelling reveals this to be a less assertive version of that great beer--pine/citrus hops and an almost rye-like earthy malt mingle well, neither coming on too strong.
The kind of spicy/earthy twist that rye gives comes into the flavor...not sure if they brewed it with rye--doubt it--but I'd believe it. Plenty of dark fruit and caramel sweetness, while the hops are just as the nose hinted: fresh-cut pine needles and grapefruit/orange bitter/tart. Cinnamon-y spiciness adds a little kick. Alcohol, which is undisclosed but likely 7-8% is felt only mildly, adding another smidgen of spice. There's a hint of toastiness in the back of the sip and finish that makes me wonder if they burnt the wort just a teeny tiny bit? Whatever it is, it doesn't detract from the character of the beer, and actually adds to it. Last word on the taste? BALANCE.
Feel is not as round, bold and creamy as the haughty Stone beer this seems inspired by, but it's no slouch either. Carbonation is present but seems to be made of microscopic bubbles that caress rather than tingle. The medium body is bulky without feeling heavy.
Completely consistent and utterly balanced, this was a surprise to me, and something that would please any fan of Arrogant Bastard wanting to go for something a little more obscure. If in Ohio, track it down. Otherwise, good luck...
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Having recently decided to make a split and treat game art as my job and game development as a hobby, I've started a new project, more experimental than previous ones. The working title is Reverie, and I'd call it a roguelike, though it has less to do with the Big Four (Nethack, Crawl, ADOM and *band) than they do with one another. For one thing, it's intended to be much shorter, beatable in a single sitting. For another, pretty much all the numbers will be hidden from the player – the game will be much more narrative and less about min-maxing than other roguelikes, and many things about it will be intentionally mysterious to the player.
That being the case, I don't want to say too much about it, but because I love procedural generation so much, I wanted to share some examples of the maps that are generated for the huge forest in which most of the game will take place. My top priorities were to have lots of connectivity to encourage exploration, and a very organic feel, unlike the blocky dungeons that are most familiar to players of roguelikes.
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Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward missed practice Thursday, his second straight missed practice due to an ankle sprain suffered last week against the Arizona Cardinals. Though Ward's chances of playing this weekend against the New England Patriots appear somewhat tenuous, backup wideout Emmanuel Sanders sounded confident that the veteran would suit up.
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With the No. 3 pick in the SB Nation 2011 NBA Mock Draft, Basketball John from our Utah Jazz blog SLC Dunk refused to look a gift horse in the mouth and took Arizona forward Derrick Williams. Here's his explanation.
Having Derrick Williams or Kyrie Irving fall to the Jazz somehow is what most Jazz fans are hoping for. My biggest fear for the Jazz this draft was winning the lottery and landing the third pick in a two-man draft. That's exactly what happened. While players like Enes Kanter, Brandon Knight and others will have solid NBA careers, Williams and Irving appear to be the two that have the best chance to become All-stars or at least All-star caliber players. That's something that the Jazz need as they rebuild.
The only issue with drafting Williams is that the Jazz already have a glut of players at the four and five positions. That's a problem that Kevin O'Connor would like to have though. It's possible that Williams could play some at the three (as he's been insisting). What it would likely lead to though the trade of one of the Jazz big men for a wing.
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The trip to Baltimore was easy with plenty of time to spare. We arrived early, around 11AM. and were able to board early. very easy embarktion, very smooth and courteous.We walked around and then went to the lido deck for lunch. The ship was delayed, and we watched while they loaded late deliveries. Our room was ready early and bags were there. Great service. Room was clean and spacious although the balcony could have been bigger. Room steward was super.
Trip a bit rocky to start but smoothed out. The speakers throughout the ship need to be updated, as most times you couldn't understand what they were saying.
Dinner was open time,and we never waited more than 5 minutes. Very polite service, but never got a hot meal in the dinning room. Hostess was very nice but the last two nights our serves were slow or non entities. Breakfast and lunches at the Buffet. Pools very small, Hot tubs even smaller. Shows OK but not as good as the other cruise. Casino very outdated and laid out poorly. Would probably go back, only if they go out of Baltimore and to somewhere we haven't been.


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In this unit, students will explore how two-dimensional figures and their images are related under translations, rotations, reflections and dilations. Similarity and congruence will also be investigated. Students will identify the relationships between angles formed by intersecting lines and angles created when a transversal intersects parallel lines. Students will solve problems involving the area and circumference of a circle and investigate two-dimensional cross-sections of three-dimensional figures. Students will solve real-world problems involving surface area and volume of cubes, right prisms, cones, cylinders and spheres. Students will explore the Pythagorean Theorem and its converse.
This unit was developed from the Common Core State Standards. For more information download the unit guide (on the right) where the specific content standard is identified. There may be other CCSS that align to the activities as well that are not referenced on the guide.
This lesson involves scale drawings of actual images on the TI-Nspire handheld.
This lesson involves exploring the shapes formed from 3D figures cut by a horizontal and/or a vertical plane.
• Compatible TI Technologies: TI-Nspire™ CX Handhelds, TI-Nspire™ Apps for iPad®, TI-Nspire™ Software
This lesson involves using sectors of a circle to form a parallelogram and, from this shape, investigating the area formula for a circle.
This lesson involves looking at several sketches of intersecting lines and determining the measures of the missing angles using the facts about supplementary, complementary, vertical, and adjacent angles.
This lesson involves using the geometry tools to measure the area of two-dimensional shapes from the faces of three-dimensional objects they see in pictures taken outside of the classroom.
This activity provides a simple, virtual "geoboard" that allows students to manipulate the polygon displayed on a unit grid. The grid squares provide a visual means of finding area.
This lesson involves digitizing an image and transforming it on a graph.
This lesson involves examining a visual proof of the Pythagorean Theorem and supporting what happens geometrically.
This lesson involves the volume formula for cylinders, cones, and spheres.


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In 2013 in Montgomery there were 50 homicides -- the highest rate since 1980. At this time last year there had already been 10. So far this year, there has been only 1.
So what's different? You can't point to one thing and say that's why, but clearly some of what's now being done is working.
Certain neighborhoods have been at the center of Montgomery's crime and homicide problem – Crescent Road, North Pass, Garden Square.
With multiple gun deaths, drugs being sold and neighbors too scared to walk the streets of their own communities; MPD decided it was time to do something different.
"Number one we started with our gun initiative, and by December 31 of 2013 we had taken 575 guns off the street," said MPD Chief of Operations Ron Cook.
From there they kicked other parts of this new approach into gear, such as increasing patrols in trouble areas and tracking when the major players would get out of jail and back on the street.
And at the new SouthCentral Precinct, officers coming off shift talk to officers coming on about what has happened in the last few hours. At roll call, a game day decision is made on how to police specific areas. Plus, already being in their district when something happens, officers can be there in five minutes rather than 20.
But the police also know they can't solve Montgomery's crime problem by themselves.
"It seems for so long people were living in their own silos. I had my own thing right here and so did everyone else. But when we started going to community meetings, visiting some of our churches, going to community centers -- that really started to change the game a little bit. We saw people started to be more receptive to police," Cook said.
And then there are people like Miss Daisy Fann. The 83-year-old retired teacher from Virginia took the lead in transforming her North Pass neighborhood.
"I will say this about North Pass, from the little ones up to grown men, if I see their pants are down then I'll say 'what's wrong with those pants?' They never give me no smart remark. They usually do exactly what I want them to do," Fann said.
Through the mayor's Neighborhood Issues Response Team, in neighborhoods like North Pass dilapidated homes that invite criminal activity were torn down.
"You have little kids walking the streets now, in contrast to last year when they might have been scared to go by a certain place. Or they were seeing somebody in the community that they were seeing as a negative role model. So now when you clean these areas up you don't have that negative role model pulling on all the other kids in the community," Cook said.
Getting to children when they are young and steering them away from negative role models and teaching them about alternatives to lifestyles they have seen in their communities is a centerpiece of the new holistic approach.
That's something Bishop Roosevelt Crawford is trying to do after talking the city into reopening the Bellingrath Community Center.
"When kids don't have anywhere to go for recreation, or anywhere to go to get formative instructions, they tend to do other things that are negative, and what we're trying to do is while they're here we're trying to instill those values in them that will take them further and it takes them off the street so they're not out there breaking into someone's home or breaking into their car. And we can have a hand on with them while they're here," Crawford said.
So how is the new approach working? There are no hard numbers yet, but Cook will tell you that things are changing in some of the worst parts of town. Miss Daisy will tell you that her neighborhood has been transformed.
"I have seen a lot of the young people that we serve, they begin to show a level of respect where they used to be disrespectful, but now they're beginning to watch themselves and catch themselves, and are beginning to learn that that is not the way to be. And we're getting some favorable reports from the parents. Some of the parents are beginning to see a difference in their kids," Crawford said.
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The standards world is a very large maze. This page aims to give an "aerial view" identifying some key areas. The IABM can't keep tabs on all of it – not even all the bits that are relevant to member companies; however, we do provide reports of current activity in a number of areas.
Classification of standards
It is usually a matter of choice for a manufacturer to comply or not to comply with the requirements of a particular standard, however some standards are virtually mandatory because they provide a means of complying with more general legal requirements: such as European Community Directives. So we have made a division between these "quasi-mandatory" standards, and the rest.
"Voluntary" Standards
Generally these concern performance and inter-operability issues. Important sources for these standards are:
The SMPTE writes standards for video and film and associated audio matters. The IABM reports regularly on developments.
The AES writes standards for audio matters. The IABM reports regularly on developments.
The IEC covers the whole field of electrical technology. Its "Multimedia" technical committee (TC100) deals with professional and consumer audio and video standards. The IABM reports on developments that are of interest to the professional audio and video community. Many SMPTE and AES standards are developed into IEC standards.
The ITU/R (formerly the CCIR) writes standards on performance and interoperability.
The EBU publishes recommendations which have often later been developed into SMPTE or other standards.
"Quasi-Mandatory" Standards
These are the standards for EMC, Safety, Environmental Protection and certain aspects of telecommunications equipment.
EMC includes both high-frequency effects and effects related to mains power distribution. It includes standards for:
- Emission i.e. limits on the interference generated by equipment
- Immunity i.e. specified levels of interference which equipment must tolerate
EMC standards are written by IEC, and by CENELEC, the European regional standards body. CENELEC liaises with the European Commission and tries to ensure that the right standards are in place for the European EMC Directive. The IABM reports on developments in this area. In Europe, professional-user broadcast equipment (without radio or telecommunications) interfaces should conform to EN 55103-1 (for emissions) and EN 55103-2 (for immunity).
- Emission i.e. limits on the interference generated by equipment
Safety standards for electrical equipment are written by IEC, by CENELEC, the European regional standards body, and by Underwriters Laboratories (UL). The CENELEC standards are relevant to the European Low-Voltage Directive which governs the safety of electrical products. EN 60950 is widely applied to professional-user broadcast products; EN 60065 is also used. The IABM reports on developments in this area.
Telecommunication Equipment
Equipment with radio or telecommunications interfaces is covered by standards written by ETSI. View the complete list of standards that can be used to comply with the European Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive (RTTE).
Hazardous Substances
In the EU this is controlled by the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive, 2002/95/EC, which aims to ensure that new electrical and electronic equipment supplied within the Community does not contain any lead (Pb), mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls or polybrominated diphenyl ether after 1 July 2006. IABM reports on this topic.
In the EU this is controlled by the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE), 2002/96/EC. There is some information on this topic from the link on Hazardous Substances section above.
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Though his countrymen John Isner and Andy Roddick are in London competing in the Olympics, Sam Querrey is doing his thing at the Farmers Classic in Los Angeles. He's the second seed and, after taking down Xavier Malisse in the quarterfinals, he'll be facing fellow American Rajeev Ram, who is unseeded in the tournament, in the semifinals Saturday afternoon. Ram defeated third-seeded Argentinian Leonardo Mayer
On the other side of the draw, sixth seed Marinko Matosevic will face qualifier Richard Barankis, who upset No. 4 seed Nicolas Mahut — better known as John Isner's partner in the longest match in tennis history — in the quarterfinals. Matosevic took down veteran American Michael Russell in the quarters, setting up a matchup with Barankis.
This tournament doesn't carry much weight in tennis circles this year because of the stunning amount of top players competing in the Olympics, but a tournament victory would be huge for Querrey's confidence. He's long been a talented player, but has failed to climb up the world rankings like many envisioned when he was a teenager.
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Applications are solicited for a theoretical postdoctoral research associate to study the many-body physics of ultracold systems, including atoms, molecules, and ions. This can range from understanding strongly correlated phases of matter and far-from-equilibrium dynamics to harnessing interactions for quantum technologies, such as quantum metrology and computation. Applicants will have the opportunity to work on projects motivated by the AMO experimental groups at Rice, especially Prof. Randy Hulet's and Prof. Tom Killian's groups, and to collaborate with them. Successful candidates will have relevant theoretical experience, either analytic or numerical, in AMO, condensed matter, quantum optics, or quantum information. Applications will begin to be reviewed on June 15, 2014. Applications received after June 15 will be considered until the position is filled. Interested persons should contact Prof. Kaden Hazzard by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Curriculum vitae and three letters of reference can be sent by email (preferred) or by mail to the Department of Physics and Astronomy, MS-61, Rice University, P O Box 1892, Houston, TX 77251.
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Angelina College, a good choice for your college education:
What does Angelina College offer?
Educational Programs at Angelina College
What About Costs?
Angelina College is one of the least expensive of the 50 Texas community colleges and much less expensive than most universities.
Several types of financial aid are available to Angelina College students. To be considered for any type of financial aid, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The Student Aid Report (SAR) generated by this application is the basis for grants, scholarships, and loans.
Financial aid at Angelina College includes:
What Special Assistance Does AC Offer?
Special Student Support Services at Angelina College (936-633-5209) offers the following services:
Q. In high school, I got one credit or a half credit for each course I completed, but colleges use "semester hours." What does that mean?
We are your community college in Deep East Texas.
Angelina College serves 12 East Texas counties and has students from Louisiana and other states. In addition to the Lufkin campus, classes are taught at off-campus locations, including a center at Jasper, and at Crockett, Hemphill, Livingston, Pineland, San Augustine, Trinity and Woodville. You may take classes at any of these sites.
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Angelina College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate degree levels - Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science, and Certificates of Completion. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Angelina College.