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Summer Programs
Winter School in Greek Paleography and Codicology
In January 2015, with the kind collaboration of the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (Vatican Library, BAV), the American Academy in Rome will offer its first Winter School in Greek Paleography and Codicology. The two curators of Greek manuscripts at the BAV, Dr Timothy Janz and Dr András Németh, will teach the courses and supervise manuscript research. The two-week course will introduce participants to various aspects of manuscript studies and offer an interactive dialogue between theory and practice.
In collaboration with the Vatican Library
Palaeography and codicology seminars in the first week will familiarize the participants with different forms of Greek script through sight-reading practice. As a special strength of this course, extensive library visits at the BAV will enable each student to improve individual research skills according to given criteria, with the aid of the tutors. At the Library, each student will undertake a thorough codicological and paleographical study of a particular manuscript, selected and agreed upon on an individual basis between the participant and the tutors. Discussion sessions will offer a chance to discuss and share research experience within the group and to discuss various problems of theory and practice based on experience at the Vatican Library.
Several evening lectures by specialists will complete the course, including Msgr. Paul Canart of the Vatican Library and Professor Nigel Wilson of Oxford University.
Applications from graduate and postgraduate students of Classics, History, Theology/Religious Studies, and Byzantine Studies are welcome. Students from Italian and European institutions are most welcome. The course will be taught in English. Prior knowledge of Greek is essential. Applications should include a CV, a letter of intent specifying Greek language experience, research topic, and explaining the applicant's need for training in paleography and codicology.
Dates: January 5-16
Tuition: 450 euro, 600 American dollars
Housing: Housing is available at the American Academy for those who require it:
Shared room in an apartment: 450 euro for two weeks
Single room: 770 euro for two weeks
Room availability cannot be guaranteed and applicants should indicate their need for housing in their application.
Meals: Meals can be purchased at the Academy for 15 euro for lunch, and 27 euro for dinner. Meals are not included in the costs of the program.
Please send application materials to email@example.com by October 15, 2014.
Classical Summer School
This six-week program is designed to provide qualified graduate students, mature undergraduates, and middle school, high school, and two-year college teachers with a well-founded understanding of the growth and development of the city of Rome through a careful study of material remains and literary sources.
2015 Dates:
June 15 - July 24, 2015
2015 Application Deadline:
February 1, 2015
Notification of acceptance into the program by February 15; scholarships awarded by March 1.
2015 Director
Professor Genevieve Gessert, Associate Professor, Department of Art & Archaeology, Hood College
Tuition: $2,100
Basic room and board: $2,400 (estimated)
Tuition, room and board will total approximately $4,500, not including airfare, personal expenses and additional, unplanned expenditures. This estimate does not include weekend meals, any travel not directly related to the program of the Summer School, nor expenses such as laundry, tips, amusements, or shopping.
Students of the Classical Summer School will stay in shared apartments. The estimated room and board cost for 6-week program is $2,400 per person for a shared double room with 5 meals per week at AAR or a local restaurant. Some single rooms will be available at additional cost. Final admission to the program is contingent upon the participant's completion of a room and board application (which will be sent along with the acceptance letter).
Application Materials
The deadline for applications is February 1, 2015. Please thoroughly read the 2015 Guidelines before completing the Classical Summer School Application.
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Letters of recommendation must be emailed to the Director:
Prof. Genevieve Gessert
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Hood College
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All applicants are eligible for the Sollman and CSAAR Scholarships. Applicants are also encouraged to apply for scholarships offered through their regional and state classical organizations. Applicants for all scholarships MUST ALSO submit the Classical Summer School application to the Director. Middle school, high school teachers and two-year college teachers are eligible to apply for American Academy in Rome Goldman Sachs Scholarships.
Summer Skills Courses in Archaeology
These intensive courses are intended to provide graduate students and other professionals in archaeology, history, classics and historic preservation (plus occasional upper-level undergraduate students) with hands-on training in skills essential for contemporary practice. With opportunities to put into practice skills learned during the course, these courses are taught by specialists in the field and are offered in rotation in sequential years.
2015 Program
The Howard Comfort, FAAR '29, Summer Program in Roman Pottery
Archer Martin
Potsherds constitute the most frequent group of finds on archaeological sites in the Mediterranean. Pottery usually offers the most important evidence for dating sites. Furthermore, ceramological databases provide a good source on issues ranging from trade relations to the consumption patterns of food and questions of identity.
The Summer School in Roman Pottery Studies is a five-week program designed to present the basics of Roman pottery studies, which can be gained only through direct contact with ceramic assemblages. As Rome had the most diversified pottery supply among sites in the ancient world, the AAR is well placed, through its own collections and other material deposited there, to teach a subject rarely offered in institutions outside the classical lands or even within them. Since the School's establishment in 2006 to honor the memory of Howard Comfort (a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome and an eminent scholar of Roman pottery), it has gained a reputation as the premier venue for introducing aspiring scholars to the field, and its alumni are increasingly in demand on projects in Italy and elsewhere.
The summer school will be held on the premises of the American Academy in Rome but includes several visits to important sites and collections of material. The program consists of two major components. At the start of the school, the director, assistant and invited speakers will introduce the various aspects of the study of Roman pottery and present the single ceramic classes with their characteristics and bibliography. In the second component, the participants will apply their knowledge to an assemblage of previously unstudied ceramic material from a suitable archaeological context. This component is designed to give the participants practical experience by working on their own or in small groups under the supervision of the director and the assistants. In previous sessions, analysis of this study assemblage has resulted in a joint publication with school participants as co-authors. For information on the project see: www.classics.uc.edu/pompeii.
Director: Archer Martin – Research Associate at the University of Cologne and former Andrew W. Mellon Professor-in-Charge of the AAR's School of Classical Studies
Assistant: Luana Toniolo – recent PhD of the Università "Ca' Foscari" di Venezia
22 June to 24 July 2015
Application deadline
16 January 2015
The program is intended for graduate students in archaeology, but qualified advanced undergraduate students and working archaeologists will also be considered. The program is open to candidates of all nationalities with a sufficient command of English. All else being equal, preference will be given to students at institutional members of the American Academy in Rome.
Participants are limited to a maximum of 10 people.
Costs and Logistics
A fee of $3,000 covers tuition, excursions and materials supplied by the Summer School for use during the program.
Participants are responsible in addition for their transportation to and from Rome, for their room and board and for any personal expenses. The Summer School expects to accommodate the participants in one or more apartments it will find near the Academy, costing approximately 500 euro per person. This will allow them the possibility of self-catering. Those who wish may arrange their own accommodation. Tickets for lunch and dinner at the AAR are available for purchase. The neighborhood offers also a range of restaurants and snack bars. The total cost of the program, with transportation, is estimated at about $6000, depending on the costs of airfare and individual expenditures on food.
An advance of $1000 toward tuition is to be paid upon acceptance into the program. The balance must be paid to the Academy's office in New York by 10 May 2015. The rent is due upon arrival directly to the landlady, although as a matter of convenience for both sides the director will collect and pass on the money.
How to Apply
A complete application consists of a cover letter explaining why the program is of interest, a curriculum vitae and two letters of recommendation. Applications and all supporting materials, including recommendations, should be sent by email. The letters of recommendation must be sent directly by the individual referees.
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2016 Program
Documentation and Analysis of Ancient Buildings
2016 Dates
Application Deadline
Lead Instructor
Stephan Zink, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich
In collaboration with ETH Zurich (Institut für Denkmalpflege und Bauforschung, Prof. U. Hassler) and the Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali.
Architectural remains represent the largest and most conspicuous body of material evidence for the study of Antiquity. At the same time, ancient buildings are fragmented and highly modified artifacts with long life cycles of construction, decay and reconstruction. The analysis and documentation of ancient buildings is thus an opportunity to understand buildings in time, to make sense of them as social and historical artifact and to address the issues of interpretative documentation and recording of the past.
This three-week course offers an intensive introduction to the documentation, analysis, and interpretation of ancient architecture. Designed for students from all backgrounds, the course will introduce students to buildings analysis through three types of experience. Students will carry out original fieldwork at a Roman temple (the so-called Temple A at Largo Argentina), where they will learn how to produce plans and sections of a complex site using a combination of digital surveying and hand drawings. Afternoon classroom lectures will introduce students to the basic principles of ancient design and construction, as well as to some theoretical questions related to the study and documentation of historical architecture. Finally, weekend field trips to architectural sites in and around Rome will provide an occasion to discuss examples of historical and modern preservation strategies and their approaches in creating ideas of the past through "designing" a ruin.
Instructor: Dr. Stephan Zink is a research fellow at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich where he teaches courses on building archaeology, documentation and construction. He has a PhD in classical archaeology from the University of Pennsylvania, and is the author of a forthcoming book on the architecture of the Palatine sanctuary of Apollo. He specializes in the architecture and design of Roman buildings of the Augustan age, and has worked for many years on the Palatine.
This course will be offered every other year.
Students will be housed at the American Academy in shared room, self-catering apartments, with some meals taken with the Academy community. Days will be hot, long and strenuous and all applicants should be prepared with the proper level of fitness and appropriate clothing.
Admission is competitive as the class size will be limited. The course is intended for graduate students and professionals from archaeology, history, architecture, historic conservation and preservation and other allied fields. Advanced undergraduates should consult the instructor before applying. Applicants from outside American universities are most welcome.
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A complete application consists of a cover letter explaining why the program is of interest, a curriculum vitae and two letters of recommendation. Applications and all supporting materials, including recommendations, should be sent by email. The letters of recommendation must be sent directly by the individual referees.
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Townhome, 3 Bedrooms + 2.5 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
This unit is the best value in Myrtle Beach. Get down in the Low Country in this striking designer 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath townhouse. A great way to relax in a beautiful, comfortable environment and enjoy golf, sand, sun and beach. Conveniently located just south of Myrtle Beach on the TPC Golf Course in Prince Creek, near charming and historic Murrells Inlet. Just minutes away from gorgeous Huntington Beach State Park where you can spend a day enjoying the beach, picnicking or hiking on a nature trail.
A large pool and walking/bicycling path are available just steps from your front door. This townhome has an upgraded kitchen with stainless steel appliances, bamboo flooring, a 46' LCD TV, a separate study, dining table that seats 6 people along with a snack bar that seats 2. There is also a screened porch and a BBQ grill for your use. The master bedroom is located on the main floor with a king bed, 37' LCD TV, a private bath with double bowl sinks and a large walk-in closet. The two upstairs bedrooms each have queen beds. There is a full bath with tub located on the upper level. This home also has high-speed wireless internet and cable TV w/DVR. You will love it. Fabulous!!
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AOC presents two IPS displays: premium quality at a low price
Dorsten, 25 August 2011 – Nothing lasts forever! This applies also – and especially – to the field of displays. For many years it had been the consensus that IPS panels were comparatively expensive and only worthwhile for professional applications. This does not hold true any longer: With the launch of the attractively designed 54.6 cm/21.5″ and 58.4 cm/23″ models i2252Vwh and i2352Vh, AOC introduces two flatscreens that shine with a fascinating image quality while being affordable for private users, as well. What exactly is behind IPS and what characterises this technology?
As a matter of principle, monitors with IPS panels (In-Plane-Switching) provide brilliant images with higher contrasts compared to screens with conventional TN (Twisted Nematic) technology. Furthermore, they convince with a rich, natural display of colours (16.7 million), a very sophisticated depiction of grey levels as well as a high colour stability at a larger perspective (up to 178° horizontal/vertical). TN panels, in contrast, only deliver a perspective of maximum 170° and just 16.2 million colours.
Regarding their composition, IPS panels differ from TN panels in the assembly of the liquid crystals. While they are twisted at 90° in TN models and have a typical screw shape, the LC molecules in IPS panels are aligned in one layer and in parallel to the surface of the display. When voltage is built up via electrodes, the molecules adjust themselves so that light can exit – the pixel glows. While glowing, the crystals always remain in the same position to the eye, thereby keeping colours and contrast constant even if the perspective changes.
Convincing benefits
The advantages of IPS technology are obvious to the user: Due to extraordinary colour stability and the huge colour spectrum both amateurs and prosumers have a much more realistic base when it comes to image editing, for example. And thanks to the wider viewing angles of the displays, they can be watched by a number of people at the same time without any inconvenience.
By the way, this is also true for sporting scenes or action games, because the AOC models from the 52ID boast a response time of 5 ms and deliver fast-paced sequences without blurring.
However, IPS is no technological novelty: For 15 years it has already been in use in a wide variety of applications – such as professional image editing, CAD/CAM, desktop publishing and medicine. The production of screens with IPS simply was comparatively expensive.
Today, they can be offered at a lower price for various reasons: Due to the worldwide computerisation, the demand has risen rapidly. In turn, a higher number of pieces in production allows for better purchase conditions, which can be passed on to the consumers. Moreover, the latest manufacturing processes arrange for minimised reject rates and thereby considerably lower production costs.
The models i2252Vwh and i2352Vh at a glance
The slim Full HD models in a black finish come with LED backlights as well as VGA, DVI and HDMI inputs. This way, they are very well equipped for numerous multimedia sources and high-resolution content.
Thanks to IPS-typical wide viewing angles, high brightness and contrast values (250 cd/m² and 1,000:1 / 20,000,000:1) as well 5 ms response time, the displays impress with an excellent image quality.
The monitors are manufactured entirely mercury-free. What is more, they are energy-efficient and fulfill current international energy standards. Further energy saving settings enable an even lower consumption of energy.
Both displays will enter the market in the second half of September. Retail prices have not been determined yet.
Besides models with conventional TN-technology, AOC will in future also
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 45 min. + standing
1 unbaked deep-dish pastry shell (9 inches)
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
4 eggs
1 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 can (6 ounces) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed
1 can (4 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained
1/2 cup shredded Swiss cheese
1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 cup french-fried onions
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Bake at 350° for 35 minutes. Top with onions. Bake 10 minutes
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Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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Stiffer driving under the influence laws took effect in South Carolina on Feb. 10. They were definitely needed, as the state has one of the highest fatality rates due to drunken driving in the nation. Gov. Mark Sanford says the new laws will make highways in the state safer.
The new law creates a tiered system of penalties based on blood alcohol levels and number of prior offenses. The blood-alcohol limit is 0.08 percent. The new penalties get harsher at 0.10 and again at 0.16 percent.
The recent Indian Land basketball incident, which ultimately led to the Warriors' team being placed on a year's probation by the S.C High School League, is an unfortunate situation.
The Warriors are having a solid year on the hardwood under coach Nate Smith and the team was in the running for a postseason bid to the Class A Upstate playoffs. Now, the IL boys can only play out the season in a show of pride.
The incident – a scuffle between opposing players during the Jan. 6 home game with McBee High School – lasted about two minutes.
Tough economic times means sacrifices. And most of us in Lancaster County are probably making them now that the economy is in a recession. Those sacrificing the most are obviously those without jobs, and, unfortunately, there are many in the county who are out of work now – about 4,000 in December, according to the state Employment Security Commission.
With each day that passes there are more and more jobs being cut out due to the economic wreck we have created. I say we because in South Carolina we elected for a second term a governor who proposes outcomes that only the rich can survive.
I think every elected official goes into office wanting to make a difference, however, the ones who become political all-stars are those officials who find resolutions without career moves and financial incentive as the motivator.
I am writing to support Christina Chastain and her vision to promote the arts in Lancaster. She has worked tirelessly in the development of the Artisan Center, and it is unfortunate that such a beneficial project has been derailed.
The University of South Carolina Lancaster had its beginning in an old two-story house on Chesterfield Avenue in Lancaster in 1959. USCL, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, began with an enrollment of 56 students. Six courses were taught by four professors who traveled back and forth from Columbia to Lancaster. We Lancasterians were and are so proud of USCL and the opportunities it affords our young people to achieve at least two years of college while living at home which makes college more affordable.
Jan. 22, 2009, was the 36th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to legalize abortion. For 36 years, Americans of all walks of life have taken to the streets of Washington D.C. to have their voices heard.
They don't get media attention, but still the word gets out – people are listening – abortion is wrong and more and more women are choosing life. Here in South Carolina the number of abortions declined by 50 percent.
I, too, was appalled when I learned that Gov. Mark Sanford wanted to close the University of South Carolina at Lancaster. USCL offered me a great opportunity of being employed there for 12 years. As a former employee and USCL student, I did not waste my time trying to find out if Lancaster City Council member Linda Blackmon-Brace "had done her homework" or if she "was from here." I contacted Dean John Catalano to ask what could I do to support USCL.
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This weekend marked a strong statement in direct dispute of the President's efforts to enact new gun laws. Gun Owners made a Mass Showing for Gun Rights all over the nation. From Connecticut to Texas, citizens that believe in our right to keep and bear arms made their presence known by gathering at different capitals in various states over the weekend. As we stated in an earlier article, the media shares much of the blame for flaming the flames of those in opposition to the Second Amendment. The fact still remains that an Extremely Small portion of our citizens are effected by gun violence each year. In fact, the number of deaths equate to nearly .0001% of the population of nearly 300 million in this great country.
The gathering of citizens was a real statement this weekend. In my home state of Tennessee, approximately 1,000 residents showed up in Nashville to protest peacefully. Hartford Connecticut saw nearly 1,000 gun advocates rally near the capital as well. there were showings in New York, Texas, Oregon, South Dakota, and Alabama to name a few. In some areas only a few dozen gathered, while in other areas a few thousand came together. Many of these folks who rallied are also using Social Media outlets on line to make their voices heard. These rallies were mostly put together by "Guns Across America"…….www.gunsacrossamerica.com. We are not directly affiliated with GAA, but we admire their efforts. This movement is just one more addition to the Second Amendment "Arsenal".
When it comes to the safety of Americans, our ability to keep and bear arms is not only a right that is deep rooted in our country's history, but it was intended to ensure the people of this great country have the ability to unite and stand against tyranny. Whether it comes from criminals that intend to take what doesn't belong to them, or from local and Federal Government. With our national debt mounting with no cuts in sight, our dollar will continue to lose value. Although we're far from Martial Law in this country, it's a very real possibility. If not for our generation, for our children or grandchildren. It never ceases to amaze me how politicians will use smoke and mirrors to avoid the real issues. The fact of the matter is, we have jobs leaving our shores, a mounting debt that no one is taking seriously, and a government that believes they know what's right for for it's citizens. I'll stop rambling now, but I would like to leave you with one statement that bothers me. President Obama is jumping on the Gun Restrictions bandwagon, yet he utilizes armed government employees to protect himself and his family. Guns and Americans go together like biscuits and gravy. One is just not as good without the other. We must never forget that firearms played a critical role in the freedom we enjoy today. We owe more to firearms that most people are willing to admit. Gun Owners made a Mass Showing for Gun Rights this weekend, let's band together to protect our Second Amendment! God bless America!


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NASHVILLE — Republican Rep. Scott DesJarlais is slamming Democratic rival Eric Stewart on "Obamacare" in a new television ad, but the underfunded Stewart's fortunes may be in for a substantial change.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Thursday switched Tennessee's 4th Congressional District to its "red to blue" category, a designation indicating Democrats think it's a winnable seat and intend to devote resources to Stewart's battle with the Jasper physician.
Stewart announced the move Thursday in an email to supporters, saying he has "more good news" after his campaign on Wednesday released an internal poll that Stewart says shows him in a "dead heat" with DesJarlais.
"Our race for Congress has just been added to the DCCC's 'Red to Blue,' which lists the top campaigns across the country," Stewart says in the email, which also includes this fundraising appeal: "We need your help in this race, today!"
DesJarlais enjoys a huge cash-on-hand advantage over Stewart, a state senator from Winchester, and is currently pounding him in television ads over what he says is Stewart's support of "Obamacare."
But what was widely seen as a safe Republican district took a dramatic twist last week after revelations DesJarlais asked a former patient with whom he had had a relationship to seek an abortion 12 years ago.
The anti-abortion congressman later acknowledged a transcript of their recorded conversation was genuine.
DesJarlais, however, has said he knew the woman wasn't pregnant and was using "strong language" to get her to admit she wasn't expecting. There was no pregnancy and there was no abortion, said DesJarlais. He said the brief relationship with the unnamed woman occurred at a time he and his then-wife were separated after filing for divorce.
A Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokeswoman did not return a reporter's call about the addition of Stewart to the organization's "red-to-blue" status on its website.
On its website, the DCCC says the program "highlights top Democratic campaigns across the country, and offers them financial, communications, grass-roots and strategic support."
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DesJarlais' campaign issued a statement, saying "Eric Stewart's support of Barack Obama and Obamacare shows Tennesseans that he is a true-blue, smear tactic liberal who hopes his out-of-state cronies will help him steal this seat while ignoring the real issues of unemployment, exploding deficits, and a stalled economy that Congressman DesJarlais has fought to change."
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Show host Stephen Colbert recognized the congressman as the show's "Alpha Dog of the Week," highlighting a statement on DesJarlais' website which says "all life should be cherished and protected."
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- Summary: Answers to who Amy Acker's character's really is and reasons for her actions are slowly revealed in the second season, as Resse and the Machine continues their work without Finch.
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- Season 2 premiere date: Sep 27, 2012
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Jun 24, 2014Season 2 gets even better, but that was expected. The people behind this show are geniuses and the action is better, villains are more entertaining, etc… Expand
Oct 4, 2012Season 2 started off faster and with more intrigue than season 1. The writing on the show remains very solid for a show without a continuous story line, although it does have some reoccurring plots. The acting and character development are top notch. If the premier is any indication, season 2 should put this show among the best on TV.… Expand
Jan 4, 2013Great show. Keeps getting better. I like the plot and character development. Even though the show is formulaic it never really gets old -- the underlying story is always there.… Expand
May 10, 2014I very much enjoyed Season 1, especially episode 22 "No Good Deed". However, Season 2 is suffering from Hollywood Writers' Guild plague, "the audience is stupid", so we can make the Feds and other groups break all the rules of good tradecraft, for example allowing various characters to observe activities from parked cars without being seen or challenged. I am also not a fan of villains who know things they cannot possibly know, always one step ahead of the protagonists. This is lazy writing, typical Hollywood Writers' Guild.… Expand
Jun 27, 2013I enjoyed the first series, despite the strong paranoid feeling and the setting in a cold and bleak New York. The plot was quite complex, but complexity was added value and separated POI from the usual crimes shows.
However, I totally disliked the introduction of the "Root" character. We were already juggling with: Finch, the enigmatic billionaire genius who built the "machine"; Reese, the ex-military superman with a broken heart; Carter and Fusco two very different police officers; a bunch of corrupted cops; mysterious CIA and FBI agents hunting Reese; more mysterious characters hunting Finch, not to forget the "machine" itself.
Already quite enough to deal with.
Unfortunately, somebody thought we needed to have a super-baddie, who somehow got to know all about the "machine". I guess out of political correctness, the wrongdoer is a woman, and to compound the felony, she is young, pretty and well dressed.
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top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1-1/4
Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface. Cover and let
rest 10 minutes. Divide into 72 pieces; shape each into a ball.
Place 2 in. apart in four greased 15x10x1-in. baking pans. Cover and
let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 40 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375°. Combine egg whites and water; brush over
tops. Bake 12-15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to
wire racks to cool. For icing, combine confectioners' sugar, butter
and enough milk to achieve desired consistency. Pipe a cross on top
of each bun. Yield: 6 dozen.
Nutritional Facts:
1 bun equals 219 calories, 8 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 37 mg cholesterol, 120 mg sodium, 32 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 5 g protein.
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College safety
College living can undoubtedly be exciting. For most students attending schools outside of their home town or state, it's their first opportunity to be independent. For many students, this is the first time they are away from their homes, families and friends for any significant period. While college provides new and exciting opportunities, it also introduces a myriad of new safety hazards, especially to students living in dormitories, apartments and other community locations.
Although a student may have been the safest person in their school, house or neighborhood, an impeccable safety record doesn't safeguard someone against the actions of other residents in shared college housing facilities. Therefore, it is extremely important to develop and practice an escape route should there be a fire.
Fire safety
Fire is the third leading cause of accidental deaths in the United States. A residential fire occurs every 82 seconds in this country, and once burning, the size of a fire doubles every 30 seconds. If a fire should occur in your building, evacuate as soon as possible. Do not try to act bravely or put the fire out. That is a fight too easily lost, and is just not worth it.
If you have an escape plan, follow it at the first sign or smell of a fire. Never exit a door if it feels hot to the touch, as flames are likely on the other side. It is also a good idea to know where all the fire extinguishers are located in the building.
Fire prevention
In community living facilities, everyone must do their part to make their dwelling a safer place. Here are a few easy steps you can take to help prevent fire through electrical hazards:
- Look for the UL Mark on all products. It means samples of the product have been tested for safety.
- Make sure outlets are not overloaded.
- Check electrical wires and cords on appliances, tools, lamps, etc., to make sure they are not worn or frayed.
- Never run electrical wires or extension cords under carpets or heavy items, and never bunch them up behind a hot appliance.
- Unplug appliances when not in use.
- Have building management install at least one smoke alarm on each level, and make sure they are maintained and tested regularly.
Fire facts
Fire is a chemical reaction involving fuel, oxygen and heat. Take away any of these three elements and a fire cannot last. There are four classifications of fires dependent on their fuels:
- Class A -- Ordinary materials like wood, paper, cloth, rubber and plastics. Most home fires fall into this category.
- Class B -- Combustible liquids such as gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, paint and propane. These tend to be more severe and dangerous than Class A fires because the liquid fuel is highly flammable and can propagate easily.
- Class C -- Electrical equipment like appliances, switches and power tools. These fires are extremely dangerous due to added shock hazards and because the source is energized. An energized fire source supplies a steady and constant ignition condition.
- Class D -- Combustible metals like magnesium, titanium, potassium and sodium. These fires burn at a very high temperature and can react violently with water or other chemicals.


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Terms & Conditions
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Shipping & Handling:
Please Note : We are only able to process and ship orders Monday & Thursdays. This may result in a delay in the expected shipping date.
- Books are $4.10 for the first book and $1.00 per each additional book.
- The Science & Art of Herbology is $15.00 per complete lesson set.
- Unless advised otherwise, please allow up to three weeks for your order to arrive.
Refund/Return Policies for Sage Mountain Programs
We require a non refundable/non transferable deposit on all of our programs and generally after a set date, the tuition in non refundable/non transferable as well. We realize our refund policy is rather 'tough' but it's because we often are unable to fill spots that have been reserved because of last minute cancellations
Science & Art of Herbalism Home Study Course
- Because we allow people the option to order Lesson One to `sample' the course, there are no refunds offered once someone signs up for the full program.
Sacred Teachings of the Plants
- Refund Policy: Non Refundable/non transferable $100 deposit required. Tuition and deposit are non refundable/non transferable after August 15, 2008.
The Advanced Herbal Training Program
- Refund Policy; A $200 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is required. $725 is due by January 30th, 2008. After January 30, 2008, the tuition is also non-refundable/non-transferable.
The Spirit and Essence of Herbalism Apprentice Program with Rosemary Gladstar
- Refund Policy: a $200 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is required to hold your place. The remaining tuition is due in full by March 1, 2008. After April 15th the tuition is nonrefundable/non transferable.
The Two Week Apprentice Program with Rosemary Gladstar
- Refund Policy: A $200 non refundable/non transferable deposit is required. The remaining tuition is due in full by July 1st 2007. After August 15th tuition is non refundable/non transferable.
The Women's Herbal Conference
- Refund Policy: A $75 deposit is required. The deposit is non refundable/non transferable. The remainder of the conference fee is refundable up to August 1st. After August 1st there are no refunds on the WHC.
The International Herb Symposium
- Refund Policy: A $75 non refundable non transferable deposit is required. The remainder of the Symposium fee plus lodging, meals and intensive fees are refundable until June 1st; thereafter there are no refunds or transfers on tuition, lodging, meals, and intensives.
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