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Madison International Speedway
|The Track of Champions, Wisconsin's Fastest Half Mile.
Quarter mile, turns 3/4 of half mile
|Town of Rutland, Dane County, Wisconsin
|Terry Kunes
|Dave Grueneberg
|Former names
|Capital Super Speedway, Impact Speedway
|Major events
|Weekly Races, Arca Midwest Tour, Big 8 Late Model Series, Mid American Stock Car Series
|Outer half mile
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The Madison International Speedway (MIS) is a stock car racing oval in the town of Rutland in rural Oregon, Wisconsin (near Madison) a short distance off of Wisconsin Highway 138. The track is billed as "The Track of Champions" and "Wisconsin's Fastest Half Mile." The weekly program at the track runs on Friday nights.
The track was known as Capital Super Speedway. Tony Zidar and his brother Bob purchased the track in 1983 and the added 29 rows of grandstand seating. They built a quarter mile track in the infield of the half mile so that sportsman drivers from Jefferson Speedway could race at the track.[1] It was closed in the 1980s. The track continued operation as a dirt track under the name of Impact Speedway, where the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars made numerous appearances. The track was closed down until 1992 when Wayne Erickson, the owner of Slinger Super Speedway, took over. Wayne ran the track until 1996 when Jerry Fillner and his son Kevin Fillner took over. The Fillner family operated the track and made several improvements to the pits and upper concession areas. In 2001 Chicago area businessman Terry Kunes purchased the racetrack and hired Roy Kenseth (Matt Kenseth's father) to be the promoter. After two seasons Roy Kenseth started RK Promotions and decided to leave the track. Steve Einhaus was hired to fill the void left by Kenseth. In 2007 Einhaus will be focusing his attention on the newly formed ASA Midwest Tour now known as Arca Midwest Tour Super Late Model Series. Track promotions have been turned over to long time competitor and official Dave Grueneberg.
The track was a quarter mile long before it was torn up and replaced with a half mile paved oval in 1969.[2] The first winner on the half mile was Ramo Stott,[2] and the surface's first champion was Jimmy Back.[3] The track seats over 10,000 spectators.[4] There is a quarter mile track inside the half mile. A track veteran described racing the track by saying that you drive into the corners way over your head before you stand on the brakes. The more that you frighten yourself in the corners, the faster that the laps ended up.[5]
Stock car weekly divisions[edit]
As of 2010, MIS featured five weekly divisions. Three race weekly on the half mile outer track: Late models, Area Sportsman, and Hobby Stock. There is a quarter mile track inside the half mile. Weekly division on the inner quarter mile include Legends and Bandits (4 cylinders). Other divisions that race on selected nights include Super Late Models, Super Trucks, Super Stocks, Ford Focus, Midgets, and Bandoleros. The track held Super Late Model races as its premiere class until 2008; the limited late model class became the premiere class in 2009 when it began being called late models.
Stock car special events and touring series[edit]
The track holds events in the ASA Midwest Tour and ASA Late Model Series Northern Division. In 2011, the track held its first ARCA race since 1973.[6] The track regularly held American Speed Association events before the national touring series ended. The United States Super Trucks, Mid-American Stock Car Series, the HOSS series, and the USAC midgets have appeared in the past.
Former track champions include:
- Matt Kenseth
- Travis Kvapil (1996)
- Bryan Reffner (1989, 1990)
- Joe Shear
- Dick Trickle
- Bobby Wilberg
- Johnny Ziegler
- Tom Reffner
- Dale Nottestad
- Rich Bickle (1985, 1986)[7]
Other notable competitors:
- Steve Carlson
- Nathan Haseleu (former and now current)
- Ryan Mathews
- Michael Pickens
- Brett Sontag
Sign along WIS 138
Late models, 2010
Legends, 2010
- ^ Grubba, page 188
- ^ a b Grubba, Dale (2000). The Golden Age of Wisconsin Auto Racing. Oregon, Wisconsin: Badger Books. p. 45. ISBN 1-878569-67-8.
- ^ Grubba, page 46
- ^ Track history at the official website
- ^ Grubba; page 174
- ^ "ARCA Racing Series' Visit to Madison International Speedway the First Since 1973". Racing Online. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ Grubba, Dale (2000). The Golden Age of Wisconsin Auto Racing. Oregon, Wisconsin: Badger Books. p. 161. ISBN 1-878569-67-8.
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At last, after months of pyramid-hopping, we have made it to Mexico's queen of pyramids, the Pyramid of the Sun. At 71.2 m, it is the highest pyramid in Mexico and completely dominates the archaeological site of Teotihuacan outside of Mexico City. It is absolutely massive!
As we approached the hulking structure with its monstrous base, we kept oohing and ahhing. Rather than immediately running up the 248 steps to the top, we headed straight for the smaller (yet giant) Pyramid of the Moon at the end of the Avenue of the Dead. From there, we had a great vantage point for taking photos and for taking in all the spectacular structures built by the Teotihuacan civilization.
After checking out the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl (I know, it's quite a tongue twister) with its surviving murals, we started our climb up the Pyramid of the Sun. During our first 100 steps we were happily chatting away, but as the site sits at an altitude of 2,300 m, this conversation was not going to get any deeper. Towards the top, we kept stopping ridiculously often… to take photos, of course.
Needless to say, the 360 degree view made our burning legs and lungs all worth it. Although Teotihuacan has no jungle or wildlife to speak of, it is the sheer monumentality which makes the site so attractive. In the presence of total awesomeness, we plopped ourselves down, and let it all sink in. Eventually, a rain storm forced us down the pyramid and into a small but interesting museum, which kept us occupied long enough for the storm to pass.
It's worth noting that Teotihuacan is quite an extensive site. While most visitors zoom in by car, climb the pyramids and zoom out again, it really is worth taking some time exploring (we spent almost 6 hours here and wanted more). There are tons of things to discover including additional murals in more distant western temples. And make sure you don't miss the extraordinary Temple of Quetzalcoatl with its spectacular serpent heads and stylized masks. Stunning!
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August 16th, 2014 at 10:40 am
I visited the pyramids on a trip to Mexico City 10 years ago. It was one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited.
August 16th, 2014 at 11:44 am
I agree. For some reason, Teotihuacan is much more monumental than many of the other sites outside the Yucatan. Standing at the top of the Pyramid of the Sun is quite an epic experience.
Mexico Turismo
August 16th, 2014 at 7:07 pm
A must-visit for every visitor to Mexico!
Jenny in Puebla
August 17th, 2014 at 11:46 am
Did you get a chance to visit the great pyramid of Cholula? It's one of the biggest pyramids in the world.
Dan's Travels
August 19th, 2014 at 11:20 am
Regarding your tweet, the pyramid of the sun is pretty cool, but my heart will always be with Giza.
August 20th, 2014 at 11:14 am
The pyramids at Giza are great, but you can't climb them. I love the fact that you can climb the Pyramid of the Sun and take in the surrounding views including the Pyramid of the Moon. If only they would let us climb the pyramids at Giza!!!

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A bachelor tax is a tax imposed on bachelors.
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The state of Montana applied a $3 tax on all bachelors in the state. One of them, William Atzinger, refused to pay on sex discrimination grounds. The following year the state supreme court ruled the "bachelor tax" and another poll tax applicable only to men to be unconstitutional.[1]
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The month of May is going to be an exciting one for many restaurants, bars, bakeries and coffee shops. Alba Huerta of the upcoming Julep posted a picture of a walk in cooler on Instagram on April 24, while Sal y Pimienta South American Kitchen recently posted pictures on Facebook of the doors, sign, ... More >>
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As May quickly approaches, we gear up to welcome several highly anticipated restaurants. But, before we get to that news, let's take a look at two notable shutters. River Oaks and Upper Kirby folks said goodbye to Crescent City Beignets on Westheimer near the beginning of the month. The Subway, dry ... More >>
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New month, new openings. April may bring showers, but the month hasn't brought us any notable closings yet, just lots of openings and announcements of openings. Thien An has reopened at its new location, 2611 San Jacinto, according to CultureMap Houston. After closing in 2012, the Vietnamese restau ... More >>
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Zagat Houston: There's a lot of food at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo; some good, some bad, and some so incredible that you can't miss trying. Zagat Houston's Amber Ambrose lists the five best foods at the Houston Rodeo this year, beginning with the Pickle Dog from Get Pickled; it's a corn dog ... More >>
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He's been called the Perez Hilton of the Houston food scene due to his sometimes gossipy coverage at Eater, but Eric Sandler insists he's ready to be a full-time journalist now at CultureMap. The void he's left in coverage at Eater was filled quickly by Darla Guillen, who confirmed Friday that she h ... More >>
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Let's just get to the sad news, first. Feast is closing today. The wonderful and beloved restaurant, however, is having a yard sale to get rid of, well, everything. Head on over on Saturday, June 15 at 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.-ish and Monday, June 17 from 10 a.m. until dusk to snag something from the re ... More >>
Fresh off the news from earlier this week that El Gran Malo is opening a second location downtown comes word that Pistolero's -- the restaurant replacing Nabi on Lower Westheimer -- celebrated its grand opening last night. Owner Shawn Bermudez is best known for his other Montrose-based projects such ... More >>
Let's pull the Band-aid off and list the bad news first: Jeannine's Bistro officially closed this past week after a temporary closure became permanent. On its Facebook page, the Belgian restaurant posted the following farewell: We've sadly decided to close, and wanted to thank all our friends & pat ... More >>
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Although Maggie Rita's has now closed all but one of its Houston locations, the flagging Tex-Mex chain continues to redefine the phrase "can't win for losing." Seemingly looking to get in a parting shot...anywhere...at anyone...Maggie Rita's lashed out at a Houston woman this week on Facebook. Aman ... More >>
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A new year means plenty of new restaurant news, and we're glad to have it. Starting with the super-awesome-spectacular news that there's now a Vietnamese restaurant/craft beer bar in Webster. Yes, Webster. Nobi Public House (241 E. NASA Road 1) is a collaboration between brothers Charles and Andy Ng ... More >>
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A few weeks ago when my list of the Top 10 Chocolate Chip Cookies in Houston ran on EOW, a few readers protested the absence of Baby Barnaby's chocolate chip cookie from the list. Eric Sandler of Eater Houston notably remarked: While Tiny Boxwoods is a totally logical choice for the top spot, th ... More >>
Last year -- at the tail-end of 2011 -- it seemed as if half the restaurants we were excited about in 2010 for the upcoming year still hadn't opened yet: Uchi, Triniti, Underbelly and The Hay Merchant were all a very long time in the making, but finally opened this past year to great acclaim all aro ... More >>
They say that turnabout is fair play, and that's just what The Daily Meal did this week when it polled a group of chefs across the U.S. to see how those chefs rated some of the nation's most preeminent food critics. Those 20 food critics were chosen by Arthur Bovino, executive editor of The Daily M ... More >>
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Last week, Eater Houston broke the news that Erin Smith -- executive chef at Plonk Beer & Wine Bistro and one of the few female execs in the city -- would soon be departing. In her place: Lindsey Vanarsdel, who is currently Plonk's executive sous chef. During her nearly three-year tenure at Plonk, ... More >>
Roy de la Garza on what's next.
Houston Chronicle food critic Alison Cook appeared at a public event over the weekend, speaking in front of a large group at the Metropolitan Cooking Show in Reliant Center. Several audience members took photos of Cook, one of which was published on Eater Houston this morning under the headline: "Ch ... More >>
The restaurant that Eater Houston called the most anticipated opening of the year is here, so anticipate no more: The Pass & Provisions had its soft opening on Wednesday night and will be open for business this weekend. No surprise there, as the two-in-one restaurant from Seth Siegel-Gardner and Ter ... More >>
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When news broke that three of the city's most popular Ninfa's locations had been sold to Maggie Rita's -- a Tex-Mex chain owned, in part, by comedian Carlos Mencia -- there was an uproar. Sure, Ninfa's hadn't been that great in a long time, but to many longtime Houstonians (me included), the deal wi ... More >>
It's true: t'afia is closed. But only until August 14. That's when -- as chef/owner Monica Pope told us on Wednesday -- the restaurant will be reopened with a revamped concept. It's also true that our beloved Nabi is on the chopping block, as owner Ji Kang confirmed to Eater Houston. However, just ... More >>
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Photos and Description of this 5 bedroom holiday farmhouse in Mercatale
5 double bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 10 persons
The Farmhouse is located in peaceful area surrounded by a shaded garden, olive trees, vineyard, ancient oaks trees, dominating the Arno valley.
(270mq) has been recently restored and preserve the old character.
At 1km from Mercatale Valdarno (food shop), 3 km from Montevarchi (old town with shops), 35km from Siena and Arezzo, 40km from Florence. Swimming pool (10 x 5 m) (1/06 - 30/09). It is a side of a very ancient Farm that produce famous wine, virgin olive oil, grappa (liqueur). Ten minutes drive from the famous Italian fashion Outlet (Prada, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Tods).
ACCOMODATION Ground floor - Living room (TV) with fireplace, dining room, 1 double bedroom with bathroom, 1 twin bedded bedroom with bath. First floor - (access also from an external staircase with an equipped loggia): kitchen/dining room (oven) with fireplace, 1 double bedroom with bath, 2 twin bedded rooms of which one with bath and one with shower. Comfortable furniture with period pieces. Central heating
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participants were older, had more illnesses, and were more likely to be unemployed than nonparticipants. The authors believe that such biases were avoided because participants were demographically representative of the entire battalion and because retired veterans were included in the study. Nevertheless, nonparticipants were less likely to report having had a serious illness since the war and were more likely to be employed. Moreover, the average age of this group of Seabees was greater than that of most active duty units, suggesting that study subjects might not accurately reflect the nature of illnesses in other military units.
At least 25 percent of ill veterans in the battalion studied had symptoms that the authors believe suggested generalized neurological injuries, mainly combinations of damage to the brain or brain stem (e.g., cognitive and vestibular dysfunction), the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system (e.g., paresthesias of the extremities, muscle pain and weakness, joint pain, urinary incontinence), and the autonomic nervous system (e.g., chronic diarrhea).
There is concern that the survey sample used by Haley and colleagues was small, increasing the potential to generate spurious results (Gray et al., 1998). Another potential source of bias is the numerous medical examinations and media contacts of study subjects before the survey was conducted and the reliance on self-reports of symptoms and adverse responses to PB that occurred many years earlier (Gray et al., 1998). The study population was a reserve naval command, whose members were often employed full-time in nonmilitary careers, with occupational exposures and subsequent confounding health risks, and thus may not be representative of the general population of Gulf War veterans.
The most important of the Haley reports with regard to an association with PB exposure is described as "a cross-sectional epidemiologic study" (Haley and Kurt, 1997). This study of the association between self-reported wartime exposures and self-reported symptoms in a small proportion (41 percent) of the 606 members from the RNMCB-24 relies heavily on the syndromes developed by factor analysis of symptoms reported by these same veterans (Haley et al., 1997b). The survey instrument used by Haley and colleagues to elicit self-reported exposures and symptoms in participating members of the battalion was developed by Haley and colleagues and pretested on five Gulf War veterans. After revision, the survey instrument (exposure and symptom booklet) was again pretested on five additional Gulf War veterans. It is important to note that associations reported by Haley and Kurt (1997) are based on comparisons of responses by ill and non-ill Gulf War veterans and do not include comparisons of responses from nondeployed veterans.
The authors report that the prevalence of syndrome 1 (impaired cognition) was greater among veterans who reported wearing flea collars during the war (5 of 25, 20 percent) than in those who never wore them (7 of 229, 3 percent; RR [relative risk] 9.7 [3.0–24.7], p < .001). Syndrome 1 was not associated with subjects having taken PB or reporting adverse effects from PB.
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LEE COUNTY, Fl. - An effort to make guns legal on campus at FGCU. State law doesn't allow that now, but a group of students wants to change that law.
The group is called 'Students for Concealed Carry.' It's actually part of a national organization that started after the Virginia Tech massacre.
"Safety should be a personal responsibility and you shouldn't rely on others for your safety," says group president, Tim Cannedy.
Cannedy says, since the Colorado theatre massacre this summer, he made the decision to take on that responsibility.
"It upset me that I wouldn't be able to do that in the place where I spent the majority of my time," he adds.
Here on campus. It's why Cannedy is starting the FGCU chapter of 'Students for Concealed Carry,' a club he says would aim to first educate people about guns and ultimately seek to get the state law changed.
"There's nothing about schools, colleges, that makes them different from those other places so we feel that people should have the right to defend themselves at school as well," he says.
Student Kaytie Shea agrees.
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It's why she says her dad bought and taught her how to use a gun last year. She says concealed weapons don't belong in the classroom or the dorm room, but the ability to keep one in your car on campus should be allowed.
"Purely for protection so if somebody comes, I can get away," she adds.
Cannedy's campaign has not gotten all positive reaction though. While the Virginia Tech tragedy prompted the national organization, that same shooting is why Jake Scott-Hodes is opposed to the group.
"It's a little too uncertain as to what they might do with them... I would rather them not have access to a weapon if they got a little heated and lost their heads," he says.
Cannedy says now that he has four officers and a faculty advisor, he can register the club at the university. He hopes to have their first meeting at the beginning of next month.


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Pitsidia Villa Rental Photos and Description
Stonecottage, with mountain view,3 bedrooms, flowergarden, BBQ, sleeps 6
A natural stone Villa with Pool built with respect to the cretan tradition with natural stone and wood. The private saltwater system pool sized 5m x 4m x 1.20m and is ideal for a refreshing bath.
The building style is unique and you will not find any comparable holiday homes in the whole of the Messara plain. The indoor living area is 120 sqm and the whole property comprises 350 sqm on the edge of Pitsidia, in idyllic surroundings, but still within easy reach of the village.
The green entrance area, full of roses, decorative shrubs and vines, invites you to enjoy yourself and relax from the first moment you arrive.
On the upper level of the house you find the open-plan kitchen and living area with Cretan bench, dining table, open fireplace and Italian designer kitchen completely equipped with: dishwasher, Microwave, kettle, coffee machine, juicer, electric mixer, iron and much more. The gas oven and hob are made by SMEG; the fridge has a large freezing compartment.
From the gallery bedroom you can reach the partly-roofed terrace, offering breathtaking views across the Messara plain. From your comfortable Queen- size bed you also have great views of the Ida mountain . The bathroom is particularly beautiful with a Minoan bath tub and can also be reached from the sleeping area.
Stairs lead down from the kitchen and living area into the lower level of the house where a further Queensize bedroom with en-suite toilet and washbasin.The former wine cellar has been converted into a bedroom with one double bed and a bed for infants.
The 'patatirio' = wine stomp, became a new bathroom with toilet, washing-machine and large shower.
Up to 6 persons can comfortably live in the house. Washing machine, a stereo system for CDs/ MCs/ radio, Sat-TV, DVD Player and W-Lan Internet are for you available. Our travel cot for children is also at your disposal, free of charge. The house has well-planted surroundings and the garden terrace, complete with beautiful Cretan benches, invites you to relax from everyday life.The new sun terrace invites you to relax near by the pool. A BBQ is available.
The house has many wardrobes, cabinets and various storage areas. In front of the house you will find your own parking for the car.The equipment is of superior quality.
The unique architecture and furnishings of the villa will make your holiday unforgettable .Ideal for families with children.
We got 2013 from the greek tourist authority E.O.T.,as an award 3 stars!
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Details for Villa Chrissie Marie 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, 2 Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathrooms
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm
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About Aristidis and Birgit
Welcome! We are glad that you found us!
We hope you will enjoy viewing our informative webpages www.pitsidia.de and www.natursteinhaeuser.de in Pitsidia and in Sivas.
Aristidis, Birgit and Chrissie-Marie
It all began a few years ago with the restoration of my grandparents' natural stone house, Villa Chrissie Marie in Pitsidia.
It gives me great pleasure to use my knowledge and abilities in order to help other people make their dreams come true … of an original and traditional Greek home set in the midst of a fascinating landscape.
Therefore, since that first time, I have restored and built a number of houses as well as undertaken work on behalf of the municipality.
Thus we created our unique holiday homes, and we would like to introduce you to them on the following pages. My German partner Birgit is looking forward to your enquiries and will be happy to help with further information on our natural stone holiday homes – for rent and for sale.
Aristidis and Birgit purchased this villa in 2000
Why Aristidis and Birgit chose Pitsidia
Because it is original traditional built, it is different equipped/designed as other holiday homes in the region of Pitsidia and it has any european comfort.
What makes this villa unique
The unique architecture and furnishings of the villa will make your holiday unforgettable .Ideal for families with children.
We got 2013 from the greek tourist authority E.O.T.,as an award 3 stars!
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Prepare, sterilize, install, or clean laboratory or healthcare equipment. May perform routine laboratory tasks and operate or inspect equipment.
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- Bandage Maker
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- Clean instruments to prepare them for sterilization.
- Operate and maintain steam autoclaves, keeping records of loads completed, items in loads, and maintenance procedures performed.
- Organize and assemble routine or specialty surgical instrument trays or other sterilized supplies, filling special requests as needed.
- Examine equipment to detect leaks, worn or loose parts, or other indications of disrepair.
- Record sterilizer test results.
- Start equipment and observe gauges and equipment operation to detect malfunctions and to ensure equipment is operating to prescribed standards.
- Report defective equipment to appropriate supervisors or staff.
- Stock crash carts or other medical supplies.
- Purge wastes from equipment by connecting equipment to water sources and flushing water through systems.
- Check sterile supplies to ensure that they are not outdated.
People who work in this occupation generally have the interest code: RCI.
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People who work in this occupation generally prize Support, but also value Relationships and Working Conditions in their jobs.
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- Customer and Personal Service - Knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and personal services. This includes customer needs assessment, meeting quality standards for services, and evaluation of customer satisfaction.
- English Language - Knowledge of the structure and content of the English language including the meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar.
- Education and Training - Knowledge of principles and methods for curriculum and training design, teaching and instruction for individuals and groups, and the measurement of training effects.
- Production and Processing - Knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacture and distribution of goods.
- Public Safety and Security - Knowledge of relevant equipment, policies, procedures, and strategies to promote effective local, state, or national security operations for the protection of people, data, property, and institutions.
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- Critical Thinking - Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
- Quality Control Analysis - Conducting tests and inspections of products, services, or processes to evaluate quality or performance.
- Active Listening - Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times.
- Operation Monitoring - Watching gauges, dials, or other indicators to make sure a machine is working properly.
- Monitoring - Monitoring/Assessing performance of yourself, other individuals, or organizations to make improvements or take corrective action.
- Troubleshooting - Determining causes of operating errors and deciding what to do about it.
- Speaking - Talking to others to convey information effectively.
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These occupations usually require a high school diploma.
In 2013, the average annual wage in New Jersey was $34,680 with most people making between $25,470 and $45,680
During 2008, this occupation employed approximately 1,850 people in New Jersey. It is projected that there will be 1,900 employed in 2018.
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Tokyo is the city where the final battle between the Dragon of Earth and the Dragon of Heaven will take place in the Japanese anime film X, directed by Rintaro (a.k.a. Tarô Rin; Astro Boy, Kimba the White Lion) and written by the all-woman writing team Clamp. The Dragon of Earth wants to wipe out humankind because of the damage people have inflicted on the Earth, while the Dragon of Heaven is fighting to protect civilization. At the center of all this is Kamui, the chosen one, who must pick a dragon to fight for.
Full of dreams and flashbacks that pop up out of nowhere, the structure of X could be considered confusing and needlessly complex—if the story weren't so simple. Obviously, we're supposed to root for the Dragon of Heaven to win and save mankind, but the funny thing is, the Dragon of Earth has the better argument. If it were a debate, humanity would lose. But it's not a debate, it's an action film, and many of Tokyo's most famous buildings get destroyed in the battles. As with most anime, the women are either girlishly cute or [**]ty, but luckily in X, there are no graphic rapes; the love interest is merely crucified three or four times. It may not be the greatest anime film out there, but at least it's never boring. —Andy Spletzer
Synopsis:The story takes place in 1999, the Year of Destiny, and the beginning of the end of the world. The future of the universe rests on one young man...
About X - The Movie (1996)
Year: 1996
Starring: Teresa Gallagher, Nigel Whitmey, Toshihiko Seki, Rupert Degas, Kazuhiko Inoue, Emi Shinohara, Mami Koyama, Jeff Harding, Liza Ross, Adam Henderson, Rica Matsumoto, Jôji Nakata, Yûko Minaguchi, Issei Miyazaki, Tomokazu Seki, Alan Marriott, Larissa Murray, Mike Fitzpatrick, David Harris, Annemarie Lawless, Toni Barry, Tôru Furusawa, Masako Ikeda, Junko Iwao, Kotono Mitsuishi, Ken Narita, Yukana Nogami, Atsuko Takahata, Denica Fairman, Stacey Gregg
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Director: Rintaro
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Thomasina \th(o)-masi-na, thom(a)-sina\ as a girl's name is pronounced TAH-ma-SEE-nah. It is of Aramaic origin, and the meaning of Thomasina is "twin". Feminine of Thomas. Thomasin was the earliest form, followed by Thomasina in the Victorian era, and Tamsin a century later. The original Greek form of this name, Didymos, began as a nickname for one of the twelve disciples of Jesus in the Christian scriptures. See also Tamsyn and Tammy.
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Mystery author Jeanette Fratto presents "No Stone Unturned" at Irvine Heritage Park Library
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The Friends of Heritage Park Library is proud to host Laguna Niguel author Jeanette A. Fratto and her first novel NO STONE UNTURNED.
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Episode 13: With Dmitry Gerasimov (Blitz Edition)
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Dmitry Gerasimov is a professional mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter who currently competes in the featherweight division of Ressurection Fighting Alliance (RFA), which airs their fights on AXS TV. Originally born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, he has lived in the US since he was 5 years old. He was the Minnessota State and Regional Taewkondo champion for blackbelt. He is a student of UFC bantamweight Pedro Munhoz and Strikeforce veteran Marcus Kowal in California. Gerasimov will be fighting Chinzo Machida, older brother to UFC fighter Lyoto Machida, at RFA 15 on June 6th at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Culver City, Ca.
Lessons from collapse of USSR for USA: Interview with Dmitry Orlov
This week on SOTT Talk Radio we're speaking with Dmitry Orlov, a Russian-American engineer and a writer on the subject of societal collapse.
Born in St. Petersburg, Orlov moved to the U.S. at the age of 12. Visiting his homeland between the late 1980s and mid-1990s, he was an eyewitness to the collapse of the U.S.S.R.
Orlov has written extensively on the stages leading up to collapse, and how different groups of people adapt to 'the new normal'. Orlov argues that the U.S. is heading the same way, and that the U.S.S.R. had it easy compared to what's in store for the Atlantic Empire.
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Episode 226: Quo vadis Putin's Novorossiya, with Dr. Dmitry Gorenburg
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So far in 2014, the big lesson is what people have known for centuries; in Eurasia you cannot ignore Russia. The cliché is accurate, Russia is never as weak or as strong as she seems.
What do the developments so far mean not just for Ukraine, but for all the former Soviet Republics, slumbering Western Europe and Russia's near abroad?
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In this re-airing, blogger Sacerdotus speaks on the attempts being made by some scientists to transfer human consciousness to machines. The idea has been presented in Star Trek, The Next Generation, Dr Who as well as the movie "Transcendence." Sacerdotus speaks on this attempt and on the "2045" movement which is funded by Russian billionaire Dmitry Itskov who is seeking to make human beings immortal by transferring their minds to robots or cyborgs.
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This week I discuss the Republicans insistence on having an eighth Benghazi investigation. I'll also have an update on the situation with Russia and Ukraine and I will talk about the Boko Haram kidnapping of the 200 girls in Nigeria. If we have time I will discuss some of the other news of the week.
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Russian Internet entrepreneur Dmitry Grishin, one of the founders of Mail.ru, thinks that robotics will one day be as important as the Internet -- and that most big Internet companies will have to become robotics companies, too. Today on PandoWeekly, Hamish McKenzie speaks to Grishin about why he's betting big on consumer robotics, why Japan's robotics industry is more show than substance, and why Elon Musk and Peter Thiel are right when it comes to thinking bigger than the Internet.
Episode 224: Best of Russia
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A lot of people were surprised when Russia came back on stage this year - but not Midrats listeners.
This Easter, let's go back 100 episodes to our interview with Midrats resident Russia go-to-guy, Dmitry Gorenburg.
Here were the questions we were trying to answer two years ago;
While the news seems to be all around Russia from the rise of China, the incredible success of the Baltic states, Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics, to the European edge of the "near abroad" - Russia continues to be a major player.
Is it still feeding off the corpse of the USSR, or is there a new dynamism and potential? If not a democracy in the Western sense and not Communist either - what is it?
Where does it see its role beyond a seller of weapons and energy? Is Putin just about Putin - or does he have a larger vision for Russia?
Why has Russia taken the position it has from Syria to Iran in the face of world opinion?
To discuss this and more, for the full hour we will have returning guest Dr. Dmitry Gorenburg, Senior Analyst, CNA Strategic Studies, an Associate at Harvard's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, author, and host of the Russian Military Reform blog.
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Tonight on #SNFL we have Starvin Marvin Cifuentes from Spar Star to start the show. Next up is WMMA fighter Melanie Lacroix. She will be steeping in the cage at BAMMA USA. Wrapping up this stacked show is Dmitry Gerasimov, who is fighting for Lights Out on April 12th. We go LIVE at 7pm PST 10pm EST. #SupportLocalMMA
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Happy New Year! Tonight we kick off 2014 looking ahead to a couple great events this month, RFA 12 and MFC 39.
Now sitting at 2-0, Zac Chavez looks for back to back wins for Resurrection Fighting Alliance. His fight with Danny Mainus was a fight of the year contender. The Colorodo based fighter trains at 303 Training Center and will be trying to make a splash in the new year.
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nWo's Late Night Show "BIG BOSS HOUR" back and in full effect! WYWS lunatics at large and others here, including myself, have dulged ourselves into this technology from neuro gaming, handicapp assistance, including
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1 cup butter, softened
1 cup plus 1 tablespoon sugar,
1 cup packed brown sugar
2 eggs
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2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup baking cocoa
1 teaspoon baking soda
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is endorsing Bob Beauprez as the Republican best-qualified to become Colorado's next governor.
Romney issued his endorsement Tuesday. Beauprez is a former Congressman and one of four Republicans competing for the party's nomination to challenge Democrat John Hickenlooper in November.
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lymphocyte count depression in acute HIVdear dr. feinberg,in several of your responses you have said in in primary hiv infection count of lypmhpocytes goes down whileneutrophil and sed rate goes up. now the question is whenyou mean 'going up or down' does it mean USUALLY that...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of MedicineLet me clarify that I never said that the white blood cell count or sed rate go up in acute HIV, just that the lymphocyte count goes down. This can be near the lower limit of normal or can be frankly abnormal.... Read more »
lymphocytes decreasing since starting HIV treatment, CD4 counts not improvingHi. I am 27, and I was diagnosed HIV+ 1 year ago, and I started treatment at the same time (and I have been 100% compliant -- never missed a single dose (and will not)). Before starting treatment, I had a few symptoms: hair loss, extremely dry...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of MedicineWe see this on occasion, namely people who have undetectable viral loads, see an unexplained reduction in their CD4 count. In most cases, there is no explanation. Changing HIV medications has usually not reversed this trend. In a few cases other... Read more »
Total Lymphocyte Count Vs. CD4 Lymphocyte CountPlease tell me if this is correct: As HIV disease progresses the CD4 lymphocyte count decreases and the CD8 lymphocyte count increases. Because of this the total lymphocyte count (CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes together) may not decrease, but the CD4...
Response from Douglas T. Dieterich, M.D.
New York University, School of MedicineThat is true. However overall lymphocyte counts may also decline as HIV progresses, but mostly it is theCD4. Happy Holidays Douglas T. Dieterich, M.D.... Read more »
Total Lymphocyte Count Vs. CD4 Lymphocyte CountPlease tell me if this is correct: As HIV disease progresses the CD4 lymphocyte count decreases and the CD8 lymphocyte count increases. Because of this the total lymphocyte count (CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes together) may not decrease, but the CD4...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of MedicineYou are correct. Except in advanced AIDS, the CD8 cells begin to go down again, and as such the total lymphocyte count will go down as well.MH... Read more »
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Worried about my Lymphocytes Count: AM i at a RISK
Posted by sam1000, 2 RepliesI have exposed for a unprotected oral sex (Another person Suck me).it made me worry. and I have undergone VDRL after 6 days it was Negative.
But my WBC make me fully disappointed
WBC: MAX :10000Min:4000
Neutrophills : 7200
Lymphocytes :2600
Eosinophills... Read more »
low Lymphocyte count
Posted by AnonymousIn July I had unprotected oral sex. I had a blood test 7 weeks after hiv neg.
My Lymphocyte count was 15 norm 18-47. In 1998 my Lymphocyte count was 26.
With a neg test after 7 weeks am I at low risk to have a pos. test @ 6months.
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POZ + big lower cheeks + high CD8 count = DILS
Posted by BabyPeanut, 1 ReplyIf you are infected with HIV and have developed swollen cheeks and a
high CD8 count that does not go away with time then you probably have
DILS. Fortunately, unless it turns into cancer, DILS is harmless. It
is a good idea to have your doctor confirm... Read more »
Time between infection and the CBC to show low WBC and Lymphocytes numbers
Posted by CharlieTrotter, 1 ReplyHi
I'm an individual that has frequented commercial sex workers over the past couple of years (in between girlfriends). Each and every time I have used a condom. The best of my knowledge, none of the condoms have ever broken.
In July I had a CBC,... Read more »
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