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We plan to use an online system for registration. A complete listing and description of workshop offerings appears below.
Please review and select the desired workshop(s) that you plan to attend. This year, workshops will only be offered during the morning sessions. All workshops will run for up to 45 minutes, unless otherwise noted.
Workshop Schedule
Session One 10:00 to 10:45 a.m.
Host(s): John Szczesniak
Participants will have an opportunity to see how electricity and plasma are used to cut metals from computer-generated designs. Using plasma cutters both manual and computer numerical controlled (CNC) and MasterCAM programming software, participants will turn their designs into reality and create a work of art.
Host(s): Scott Yerbury
People can make computers do really cool stuff. In this workshop, participants will be introduced to basic concepts associated with associated with Computer Numerical Controlled Machining (CNC). Students will learn about milling, drilling, and turning - processes that are controlled by code. In the end, participants will see a demonstration of how to make key chain.
Host(s): Andrew Reid
Interested in learning about cars? This lecture-based workshop will focus on the coming wave of electric vehicles that is realized in the United States, and across the globe. The workshop will answer the following questions that individuals may have about electric vehicles that includes: What are electric vehicles and what type of engineering goes into it?, What are the different types of electric vehicles and how does the technology differ?, What type of infrastructure is needed to support it?, and What solutions are being demonstrated today and what science and technology breakthroughs are needed in the future. Participants will also get a special treat and view a GE Chevy Volt and charging station that will be on display.
Host(s): Dr. Marshall Jones
Lights! Lights! Everywhere! In this workshop, participants will learn about laser technology. A laser beam is a unique form of light that continues to do wonderful things to benefit society today. Through the use of video, slides, hands-on objects, and a live laser demonstration, some of the mysteries of laser light will be revealed.
BEETHOVEN TO BEYONCE: The Science Behind a Hot Beat
Host: Nana Menya Ayensu
A medley of musicology and math, this talk dives into the science that govern how we perceive sound & rhythm, the technology enabling modern-day music production, and the characteristics of songs that become hits. The content will also be illustrated by music and live demos.
Host(s): Officer Frank Sorriento
Interested in improving your game? Pool, also more formally known as pocket billiards (mostly in North America) or pool billiards (mostly in Europe and Australia), is the family of cue sports and games played on a pool table having six receptacles called pockets along the rails, into which balls are deposited as the main goal of play. In this workshop, participants will have an opportunity to see how applying the laws of physics can help them to perform with improved style and precision.
Host(s): Alpha Phi Alpha
In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the basic concept of civil engineering. Using gumdrops, a box of toothpicks, and other items, teams of up to eight people, will work together to design and build a bridge. Prizes will be awarded to the teams with the strongest bridge.
Host(s): Sarah DuConge, Frank Myers, Jackie Sanchez, Whitney McKenzie, and Elizabeth Herkenham
Through a series of fun hands-on interactive experiments and demonstrations, participants will be introduced to multiple engineering disciplines. Participants will explore three separate stations. Station 1 will offer a quick overview of materials and chemical engineering through the introduction of polymers. The hands-on activity will include making "goo." Station 2 will provide a quick overview of environmental and civil engineering linking the two through a discussion of the water cycle and water filtration. The hands-on activity will include making a water filtration system using everyday materials. Station 3 will offer an overview of electrical engineering, using circuits and powering different light sources. The hands-on activity will include investigating different conductive materials for building a complete circuit and making a LED stickies.
Host(s): Rensselaer Athletics
Ready, Set, Go! The goal of this workshop is to challenge the student's critical thinking and problem solving skills. With emphasis staying active, participants will work in teams to go through a series of obstacle courses that may include team-building, speed, and precision stations, and riddles.
Host(s): The Children's Museum of Science & Technology
It's teeny tiny and its' science. Join us for this introduction to nanotechnology! Students will explore the world of small, as they experiment with the unusual properties of things at the nanoscale, and investigate real world applications of NANO. Join us as we get really, really small and explore the new trend in science that is really, really big!
Host(s): Jacqui C. Williams
In this workshop, participants will have an opportunity to view a slide presentation that showcases various inventions created by women of African descent. Following the presentation, participants will discuss and share their ideas about what they believe the world could use now, and then develop a preliminary design.
Host(s): Jordan Verner, Joel Mowatt; Simone Veillette
Are you ready to begin your mission? This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to programming LEGO® Mindstorm robotics using ROBOLAB. The robots that will be used include standard LEGO® parts and a computerized unit that can be programmed with a laptop computer to control the robots' sensing abilities. Students will modify a robot by adding a light sensor, wheels, and an arm. They will learn a basic programming language and fill in a pre-existing code in order to have their robot perform a task. Their robot (aka NXT garbage truck) will drive down a street and sort people's trash from their recycling by utilizing the light sensor and arm that they design.
Host(s): GK-12 Triple Helix Graduate Fellows
Learn how to weave ordinary paper strips into a super strong buckyball! What do nanotech molecules have in common with African baskets and other weaves? They all use the same hexagonal mesh design. We'll show you how to use this technique to make a 3D model of these fantastic shapes -- and take a buckyball home with you.
USING AFRICAN VALUES to RAISE STRONG BLACK CHILDREN
Host(s): Dr. Timothy E. Sams
Dr. Sams will lead a discussion on the traditional African and African American values used to develop a strong identity among black children.
LOGO Simple Programming
Host(s): Upsilon Pi Epsilon and the Computer Science Department
The program will be a basic lecture to introduce students to computer programming. Students will be taught to use Logo, a very simple programming language aimed to the purpose of teaching. There will be a short introduction lecture, followed by a hands-on lab. The lab will teach students how to perform simple functions in Logo. A similar program was previously used for Explore Engineering Day with much success. *** Rensselaer students will be available to help assist children through this workshop ***
Host(s): Cynthia Smith, Assistant Dean of Students & RPI students
Astronauts who walk in space do so in an environment that shifts from extreme hot to extreme cold, and they are subject to strikes my micrometeoroids, sometimes the size of a grain of sand that fly through space at a speed 150 times that of a typical passenger jet. Engineers have designed spacesuits so that astronauts are able to survive these harsh conditions. In this workshop students will learn about kinetic energy and the forces of nature, about materials science engineering and working in teams will construct "swatches" of space suit material. Following the construction they will test the materials on the special testing machine to learn whether their "swatch" would protect the astronaut from the extreme conditions.
***This exercise was developed by the Harris Foundation, and former astronaut Bernard Harris, the first African American to walk in space.***
Host(s): Michael Moore Associate Director of Admissions & Director, Multicultural Recruitment Program RPI
Mr. Moore will lead an interactive discussion regarding the subject requirements high school students must take who are interested in STEM careers. They will also provide information on how parents and guardians, working in tandem with educators can help prepare their students for these careers.
Host(s): Lally School of Management
The Lally School of Management will provide a simulation experience that recreates the excitement of a trading floor, real time data and decision making. Focus is on finance.
WOMEN of WIND ENERGY
Location: CII 4034
Participants, in teams of 3 5, will design and engineer a wind turbine. Teams will witness how modifications to blade design, length, width, pitch, and material choice may affect the generation of power.
Location: Center for Industrial Innovation (CII), Room 4040
Participants, working in teams, will design and create their own microcontroller devices. Our Edison Inventors will bring life to their ideas using simple low cost hardware and open source software. Let's create something neat today!
LET'S BUILD: Growing Student Interest in STEM
Host(s): Paul Webster, Dir., Community Outreach - New York State United Teachers (NYSUT)
Working in collaborative teams, students will design and create their own solar-powered toys and devices. Our young inventors will explore their creativity and learn about solar power. Let's build something neat today!
Host: Biomedical Engineering Graduate Council & 4th Family Inc.
This presentation will utilize the most exciting play in sports to introduce the audience to the STEM concepts that govern human dynamics. A force plate will be used in conjunction with a projector and screen to make the real time measurement and display of the vertical ground reaction force (GRF) generated when a basketball player jumps off the plate to dunk the basketball. The differences in GRFs between different dunks and different players will serve as a vehicle to discuss physics topics such as Newton's laws and kinetic vs. potential energy and biomedical topics such as muscle mechanics. After the discussion is finished, each child will get the opportunity to jump on the system to dunk on a lower hoop (with express warnings to not grab the rim) to see how much force they can generate. The presentation will end with a dunk contest between the volunteers where the kids hypothesize on who will have the highest force.
Host: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
This is an ongoing session for younger children and families. The session will start with a short African folktale led by Eshu Bumpus, renowned storyteller, an accomplished jazz vocalist and a master at physical characterization. Come and be captivated by African, African-American and World folktales leavened with music, humor and mystery. Additional workshop highlights will include: simple arts and crafts activities, face painting, and more!
Note: We ask that children under the age of 12 are accompanied by a parent, family member, or adult chaperone.
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Joshua Truitt is a recent graduate of Hampshire College, where Josh was involved in immigrants' rights, racial justice, queer liberation, and feminist organizing and was the Student Conference Coordinator for the Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program's annual conference "From Abortion Rights to Social Justice: Building the Movement for Reproductive Freedom." Josh was the Policy Intern at Choice USA this past summer and writes for Choice Words, the organization's blog.
House moves to lift bans on abortion funding, needle exchange, domestic partnership, and medical marijuana in DC
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The version of the FY2010 Appropriations Bill currently in the House of Representatives would lift a number of reproductive justice-related funding bans in Washington, DC.
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The debate we are
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lives of women, has gotten us nowhere. And if we
continue to talk past each other, to ignore each other's voices and
experiences, this cycle of violence will continue.
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In her reader diary, Josh Truitt reports that Senator John Kerry has introduced the Women's Health Insurance Fairness Act, legislation that would prevent insurers in the individual market from charging more based on gender.
by Josh Truitt, Choice USA
February 23, 2009 - 7:00 am
Yes, anti-choice ideology is fundamentally sexist. But I didn't know this when I was a pro-lifer, and I do not believe hatred of women is an intentional part of the belief system of most people in that movement.


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Why do boys always go for the pretty girls? They have to have the blonde hair and blue eyes! But what about the girls with dark hair and green eyes? Aren't they pretty too? Boys always go for the pretty girls, they want to look popular with those girls and be considered cool cause they go out with the "cute" girls! What's so cute about a ton of blonde cheerleaders thinking they're better then everyone else? In all the movies the blonde cheerleader has the guy at the beginning but then, in the end, the brunette get's him. Why can't it be like that in reality? Boys are so confusing. One moment they are together with the geeky girl, the next moment they are dancing at prom with a cheerleader. Why can't the girls that make sense and are beautiful in there own way be loved. Why are boys so cute, yet so hard.
Why are boys so confusing?
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klayton0218 said...
Nov. 20 at 12:09 pm
Nov. 20 at 12:09 pm
This is sexist, girls can be the same way
LeonardoLong7 said...
Sep. 27 at 8:45 pm
Sep. 27 at 8:45 pm
Because teenagers are brought up on visuals. Boys and gilrs alike prefer to base decisions on looks before depth. It is a sad truth, and an unfortunate one not changing any time soon. However, with time comes experience, and with that comes a better understanding of what's truly important. Keep your chin up, don't lose faith, and you'll make it there.
MissEmilyDickinson said...
Sep. 19 at 3:53 pm
Sep. 19 at 3:53 pm
Not all boys prefer pretty and/or girls with blond and blue eyes. That's not entirely true. I agree, that sometimes boys can be confusing and hard to understand. But don't you sometimes wonder, if we're like that to boys too? Or maybe even more to boys? And also, the right one will love you for who you ruly are, if you are willing to wait patiently. You have talent and greatness in you; I hope you know that. Your article is amazingly... (more »)
AustinR said...
Aug. 26 at 10:01 am
Aug. 26 at 10:01 am
ok so im going to have to disagree, because im a guy and i dont like blondes with blue eyes. Thats really stereotypical and hurts a bit. I hate that classic cheerleader popular girl that everyone wishes they had, I prefer brunettes with dark eyes and with a personality instead of a pretty face and body with nothing in between their ears. Sure a girl might not have as cute a body as the next one but as long as she has personality and characteristics to match mine i'd prefer her. I like skinny... (more »)
BarzaitheWise said...
Jun. 21 at 1:51 pm
Jun. 21 at 1:51 pm
Girls don't exactly come with an instruction manual.
niallhoranlover said...
May 23 at 7:46 am
May 23 at 7:46 am
Boys ar dumb to mess with a girls head
lyssaboo101 said...
May 20 at 5:08 pm
May 20 at 5:08 pm
I think the thought of it is realistic, but it was harshly sterio typical.
KandiceMichelle said...
May 15 at 2:51 pm
May 15 at 2:51 pm
I don't agree with the part about the blondes, but I do about the boys. Most guys want an easy catch and most of those so called easy catches are the popular girls with more of their daddy's money than they know what to do with. In the end, guys do realize that they don't want a brainless girl who only knows to interest him with sex. The right guy though, will see you for who you are, and love you no matter what :)
WOWriting said...
Apr. 28 at 1:34 pm
Apr. 28 at 1:34 pm
Everybody falls for the attractive guy/girl once or twice. Everybody will either think 'WOW' or 'Oh...', but it's the people that stop and look past the 'good' looks or the 'bad' looks that really matter. Hope you find someone special for you, but in the meantime, just enjoy being you and single :) That sounded so cheesy but oh well...
FilmLoverandWriter14 said...
Apr. 4 at 11:57 pm
Apr. 4 at 11:57 pm
I totally agree!!! I always wonder why it's the girls with the blonde hair and blue eyes. I'm a brunette and I always feel like the guys at our school always fall for them. And it's all about the looks! They never look for the personality, only all the "popular" cool girls. Finally someone understands how I feel! Thank you for this well written article that has made my night!
Lexxiiee said...
Mar. 14 at 1:51 pm
Mar. 14 at 1:51 pm
I do agree, boys are so confusing. They fall for looks alot instead of personality. Thats what screws things up from the beginning. The boy realizes that he doesnt like anything beyond the girls looks after some time has past and ends up distancing himself from the girl he showed and interest in. This is not how all guys are but it happens alot. Many guys do not know what they want.
Thalion said...
Mar. 12 at 11:06 am
Mar. 12 at 11:06 am
I don't think that we (I am a girl, just so you know.) should stereotype boys in this manner. It's like saying that all blondes are dumb (which is abolutely not true!) While there are definetly some guys who only like a girl for her looks, there are also many who can see part blonde hair and blue eyes! Many of my friends are guys, and I can only think of one or two peole that I know who think this way about girls. Also, guys are wired differently than girls (understatement on ... (more »)
bballnumbr21 said...
Mar. 1 at 2:57 am
Mar. 1 at 2:57 am
i completly agree.Not all guys act this way thats like saying all girls want is the boyfriend with money and good looks we dont like to be sterotyped either. we get just as upset when the girl goes for the jerk instead of the guy who is actually there to listen to them. but we learn that this is going to happen and has probably happened to every guy. So in return we adopt the same strategy in hopes of making that same girl that hurt us notice us. Everyone wants to make things so difficult but th... (more »)
KenzieWolf said...
Feb. 19 at 10:30 am
Feb. 19 at 10:30 am
This is so true the only thing guys look for is big butt and boobs all of the time and they never look past that. Guys will tell you different but its always a lie. Always. I say dont trust em. I guys that i liked for a long time just backstabbed me for another girl and diddnt even have the guts to tell me himself. I found out over Instagram!!! Like what? So anyway this articles totally relates to my life
GageSayles said...
Dec. 30, 2013 at 5:48 am
Dec. 30, 2013 at 5:48 am
This is ridiculous; all of the assumptions you made are based off of your perspective. By the sounds of it, YOU find yourself unattractive, and that isn't any way to go about nabbing guys. I am a guy, and I can tell you that most guys don't care about looks unless they're looking for a short, stinted relationship. Anyone can deal with other's problems, because they have problems themselves.
BlondeLies said...
Dec. 19, 2013 at 1:13 pm
Dec. 19, 2013 at 1:13 pm
I'm blonde and I have never had a boyfriend or boy-toy. All the boys in my school go after the Latina girls or the girls who's daddies have more money. Girls may be blonde, but they're not always the girls boys want. I'm an ugly blonde so although I like this writing, I also do not agree with it.


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In the words of Rosicrucian Imperator, Christian Bernard, "For centuries the Rosicrucian Order has perpetuated the teachings that have been transmitted through the ages by initiates of the past. For a considerable period, it has kept this knowledge under the seal of extreme secrecy so as to avoid the persecution often inflicted upon those individuals who possessed a knowledge that was deemed unacceptable or dangerous by religious or political authorities. In this day and age the Order conducts its activities in a discreet way, its sole purpose being to transmit a knowledge of the mysteries to those who diligently seek it. Such work is now made public only because humanity is at a crossroads in its destiny and needs, more than ever, to renew its connection with true spirituality."
The Rosicrucian Order's book, Rosicrucian Order, AMORC-Questions and Answers, is a engrossing look at the Order's history, its teachings, its views on many current-day subjects, and its authentic connection to the Primordial Tradition. Prepared under the supervision of Rosicrucian Imperator Christian Bernard, this work answers numerous questions regarding the Rosicrucian Order's history, teachings, and future role in the world. These questions have been chosen from among those most often asked at lectures informing the public about what the Order is or is not.
The questions and their answers have been arranged by subject matter into sixteen chapters, with intriguing chapter headings such as "What Is AMORC?", "AMORC and the 21st Century," "Health Matters," "Rosicrucian History," "Reincarnation and Karma," "Spirituality and Science," "Viewpoints Regarding Controversial Subjects," etc. Illustrations found throughout the book add further interest to the subjects covered.
Perusing the book, readers will discover that some of these questions overlap or are closely related to each other. As Imperator Bernard explains in his preface to the book, "This has been done deliberately, so that the responses can be given from differing and complementary angles, thus facilitating a fuller understanding of the issues raised. By reading them carefully, you will be able to familiarize yourself with Rosicrucianism and discover to what extent the Rosicrucian Tradition espouses an exceptional philosophy and learning."
Below is a sampling of some of the questions and answers from the many various topics covered in the newly released book. Rosicrucians and non-members alike will find this new book fascinating reading. In fact, Rosicrucian Order, AMORC-Questions and Answers will also serve as a wonderful introduction to the Rosicrucian Order for friends and acquaintances who may be interested in the Order and its vital Work.
What are the traditional origins of AMORC?
The traditional origins of AMORC go back to the mystery schools of ancient Egypt. In these schools, enlightened mystics gathered together to study the mysteries of the universe, nature, and humanity hence the expression mystery schools. About 1500 B.C.E., Pharaoh Thutmose III combined these schools into a single order bound by a single set of rules. About a century later, Amenhotep IV-known more commonly as Akhnaton-created a unique body of teaching for all members of this order. During his reign he also founded the first monotheistic religion in historical record.
From Egypt the Order spread to Greece, an event in which Pythagoras played a singular role, and it then spread to medieval Europe, with the alchemists and Templars being agents of this Tradition. In the following centuries, the philosophers of the Renaissance and spiritually minded students of the modern period contributed to its expansion, both in the East and West. Since freedom of conscience was often lacking in past societies, the Order concealed its identity under various names during its history. But it never ceased to perpetuate its teachings among those individuals seeking the Light. Today, AMORC is the trustee of this cultural and spiritual heritage. (from the "Rosicrucian History" chapter)
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First of all, the term Rose Cross denotes the symbol of AMORC. Secondly, it relates to the state of perfection that every Rosicrucian seeks to attain by study and the application of the Order's teachings. Naturally, the attainment of such a state demands much time and necessitates constant work on oneself. (from the "What Is AMORC?" chapter)
What is the Rosicrucian conception of the term community?
Being members of the Rosicrucian Order not only means that members enjoy the benefits of the traditional teachings, they also are part of a great worldwide community. Every human being needs to communicate with others and tie the knots of friendship. That is why the Order promotes the creation of local affiliated bodies-Lodges, Chapters, Pronaoi, and Atrium Groups-places where members meet, exchange ideas, and study together, thus constituting AMORC's social side.
Apart from these local groups, AMORC regularly holds regional, national, and international conventions. The conventions generally last several days and enable Rosicrucians in attendance to meet one another. At the same time, they serve as a framework for especially meaningful cultural and spiritual activities. (from the "AMORC as a Community" chapter)
Are women admitted into the Order?
Of course, and they always have been. Considering that women are included among the Grand Masters of the Order, this shows that they have the same status and prerogatives as men. (from the "Membership in AMORC" chapter)
What importance does the Order attach to the development of psychic powers?
Although the development of such psychic powers as telepathy, telekinesis, radiesthesia, clairvoyance, clairaudience, and psychic projection is included in the Order's teachings, Rosicrucians attach a secondary importance to them and do not encourage their development as an end in itself. Furthermore, having such powers is not at all a criterion of spiritual evolution. From a Rosicrucian perspective, what is basically important is the awakening of our spiritual faculties-that is, the awakening of such virtues as generosity, humility, and tolerance, which belong to the soul. (from the "Spirituality and Science" chapter)
Does the Order ask its members to abstain from eating meat, from smoking, or from drinking alcohol?
AMORC does not attempt to change the habits or lifestyles of its members through authoritarian measures or autocratic decrees. The teachings help Rosicrucian students determine, using a progressive program of instruction, what is good for their own health, so that they can decide to follow whatever regimen they choose. Personal experience and study are vital in this regard. (from the "Health Matters" chapter)
What position does AMORC take on the issue of capital punishment?
Although the Order takes no official position regarding this matter, its teachings nevertheless express opposition to the death penalty, and give three fundamental reasons for this stand. First of all, executing a condemned person cannot give life back to the victim, and so it simply satisfies the need for vengeance which, although understandable on the human level, is negative in itself. Secondly, experience has shown, contrary to current opinion, that capital punishment is not a deterrent and, in fact, it even produces the opposite effect. Thirdly, executed criminals leave the world stirred by the desire for vengeance after having been made to suffer the penalty. When they reincarnate, some of them remain in the same frame of mind and may sometimes resume a much more dangerous life as a criminal. In the final analysis, most Rosicrucians share the opinion of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin, a great 18th century mystic, who expressed this opinion: "Man has no right to take from a criminal what cannot be given back to him." (from the "Viewpoints Regarding Controversial Topics" chapter)
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Quite obviously, Earth is the basis for our existence. From a Rosicrucian perspective, it is also the body that the collective soul of humanity uses to evolve toward its own ideal of perfection. Earth is a masterpiece of creation and thus deserves our greatest respect and should stir our imagination. Unfortunately, we humans, through ignorance, neglect, or selfishness, never cease to harm Earth through our use of dangerous pollutants, excessive deforestation, or the wanton slaughter of animals. If nothing is done on a global scale to put an end to these activities, our planet will experience an agonizing death-and so will we-and we shall have to bear a heavy responsibility for this planetary crisis.
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Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller draws to a close with its fourth series entry, The Cain Killer. Everything players have been building toward in previous installments comes to a head in this episode, and I must say, what a satisfying end it delivers. It's unfortunate, however, that this particular entry doesn't quite live up to the standard of previous episodes as small glitches and repetitive dialog are in abundance; it's especially noticeable due to the game's short runtime. Series fans may be willing to overlook these blatant cons, but others may find them irredeemable.
After the previous episode's revelations, Erica's now on a witch hunt to apprehend The Cain Killer. But, oddly enough, the beginning of this episode takes place a few moments before the first installment and introduces a new mechanic called a "Trust Meter." This meter indicates the trust Erica has with specific characters and determines the options you're given during certain situations. Many gamers will assuredly compare this to Telltale Games' The Walking Dead and its use of conversation trees to build relationships with other characters — and they'd be right, as it works in almost the exact same way. It's a great gameplay addition, especially when you consider that Erica is an FBI agent tasked into coaxing people into her hand during any given circumstances. The only thing about the Trust Meter that disappoints is that it's introduced in the very last installment. It feels like a mechanic that would have made past experiences even more thrilling and tense if it were around.
Later on, the state of affairs see Erica and Cordelia teaming up once again, but this time side by side. Players are given the ability to switch between each character on the fly, interact with different objects, and open different sets of dialog and interpretations associated with whatever you inquire. Given Erica and Cordelia's abilities, you now have the capacity to look into the past and future, respectively, which keeps puzzle solving fresh without forcefully adding another sub-ability to Erica's repertoire. The pairing is a classic "enemies coming together to vanquish a common enemy" set up, but still retains a fun experience while even giving the characters an opportunity to build their relationship beyond such a black and white association — especially with the new mechanic. In fact, other characters like McAdams who is depicted as a two dimensional hard-ass and somewhat enemy of Erica, is able to be seen in a new light with this Trust Meter mechanic. These character developments, from Cordelia, to McAdams, to even Skorobeus are factors that implements the satisfying ending this series delivers.
Unfortunately, glitches and narrative annoyances take away from the experience this time around. Usually, floating guns and small awkward sequences are things somewhat overlooked by reviewers, but they are so major and noticeable in this brief episode that they have to be pointed out directly. There was a moment when I had to close the game entirely to play again. My character would stay in place after attempting to open a car and the command HUD would vanish, rendering me no other options but to close the window of the game entirely. Also, the flashes between the past and the future muddles the narration during the beginning half of the game. Another moment is a particular portion of a puzzle both Erica and Cordelia have to solve together. You rely on Cordelia's vision of the future to solve a certain puzzle as Erica; while that's good and dandy, you hear Cordelia's explanation dialog over and over again.
Another section of that same puzzle proved so difficult that I had to resort to a walkthrough for the first time ever in the series. What's worse is that once I learned how it was solved, instead of feeling like a knucklehead for not seeing what I was doing wrong, I still really didn't understand how the clues provided coupled together. It also came across as a time suck that artificially lengthened this short episode. And finally, there's a bad first person QTE fight sequence that proved to be the most awkward bit of gameplay I've come across in the entire series. Everything about it was stiff, and could have been executed a lot more gracefully in addition to looking a bit more aesthetically pleasing.
Now, as brutal as the latter was, I don't want to shy off people interested in experiencing this series as a whole solely based off this episode review. As the installment closing a series, it does what it needs to do. It ties up loose ends, it pulls off some last minute character developments, and it doesn't cheat you out of a solid, satisfying conclusion. You're introduced to another mechanic to keep gameplay fresh the fourth time around, and despite the glitches and annoyances, still deliver some satisfying gameplay moments. Phoenix Online Studio's ambitious title has soared the skies, plucking heartstrings and delivering thrills while sticking a clean landing at its end.


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Sounds of their breath fades with the light.
I think about the loveless fascination,
Under the milky way tonight.
Lower the curtain down in Memphis,
Lower the curtain down all right.
I got no time for private consultation,
Under the milky way tonight.
Wish I knew what you were looking for.
Might have known what you would find.
Wish I knew what you were looking for.
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Something that's shimmering and white.
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The result? Gas prices jumped another 30% since Pelosi's speech. Great work, guys. (and their Presidential candidate wants to tack on more costs for "big oil" - and who do you think will end up paying for those)?
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Situated in the entertainment district, this hotel is close to Pforzheim Schmuckwelten and Reuchlinhaus. Regional attractions also include Schoemberg Church and Ehemaliges Buehler'sches Haus.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Residenz Pforzheim features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and wireless Internet access (surcharge).
Room Amenities
Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature washers/dryers, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and minibars.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Event facilities measuring 1259 square feet (117 square meters) include conference space and meeting rooms. This Pforzheim hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Bar/lounge
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 200
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Number of floors - 5
- Elevator/lift
- Coffee shop or café
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (feet) - 1259
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Free parking nearby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (meters) - 117
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Shopping on site
- Television in lobby
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (12.50 EUR per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access (12.50 EUR per 24 hours surcharge)
Park your car
Self parking (surcharge), Free parking nearby
In your room
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Balcony
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Washer/dryer
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Eat and drink
Spaghetissimo - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
The fine print for Hotel Residenz Pforzheim
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Parking height restrictions apply
Minimum guest age is 18
- Breakfast fee: EUR 9 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 12.50 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 12.50 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 8 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 19 per night
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 3 stars.


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The Ibiza summer club scene is celebrated as one of the best in the world and can have an influence on the tone of dance for the rest of the year. The island has also come to stand as a haven for those in search of the non-stop party atmosphere.
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Dr. Sethi has four offices in Maryland.
Specializing in the field of Orthopedic Surgery, Dr. Sethi is prepared to treat a wide range of injuries to the musculoskeletal system, which includes the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons, in either a non-surgical or surgical manner, resorting to surgery when all other treatment methods have been exhausted or ruled out. Additionally, Dr. Sethi is trained to diagnose a range of musculoskeletal conditions, such as fractures or sprains. Dr. Sethi is also trained to practice Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Spine Surgery.
Dr. Sethi works with eleven doctors including Dr. Daniel Tang and Dr. George Yeh.
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How do you get more men to join yoga classes? Change the name, give the instructor a paint gun, make sure there's bacon and/or beer, and use bear rugs instead of yoga mats. Bam.
You're welcome, yoga.
It's always been a little bit of a mystery to me why there aren't as many men in yoga classes as women. Yoga helps prevent injuries, stretches tight muscles, increases balance and core strength, and–blah, blah, blah–improves sex. You'd think men would be all over this.
One look at a forum tackling the issue reveals that men snub yoga for a variety of reasons. Some feel that it's not a good enough workout, some feel like they're crashing a ladies-only party, some are worried about flatulence (really, you guys? really?), and others feel intimidated because of a lack of flexibility. The rest just don't like the way they look in yoga tights. It's a hard look to pull off.
It's not shocking that some men might feel uncomfortable getting their yogi groove on in a room full women who are outperforming them in every pose. Given that I once had a yoga instructor refer to "Barbie feet," "bra lines," and "that time of the month" within a span of 15 minutes, I get why some men enter yoga classes only to feel that they've unwittingly crashed a girls-only party and not the kind 18 year-old boys fantasize about.
Enter Broga. Broga, a yoga style and studio for men, is all about bringing yoga to the manly masses who could benefit from the practice, but feel a little out of place in a sea of Lululemon sports bras and yoga mats. There's no chanting in sanskrit, no incense, and definitely no chatting about moon cycles and menstrual cramps. Unfortunately, there's no bacon, beer, or bear wrestling either.
Speaking to the Boston Globe last year, Broga co-founder Adam O'Neill said, "I was thinking 'Why isn't yoga more attractive to guys? Why isn't there a program that's guy-oriented?' The issue is that yoga has primarily been marketed to middle-age housewives."
O'Neill, who turned to yoga after suffering from sciatica, highlights the importance of yoga in helping to prevent or recover from injuries. "A lot of guys come here after years and years of sports, but their bodies are out of whack — some have cement shoulders or really tight hips," co-founder Robert Sidoti told Today.com.
Broga's aim is to create a comfortable space for men to incorporate yoga into their exercise routine and daily life. The website assures potential students that, "Broga is a yoga class geared for men (where it's okay if you can't touch your toes)." Poses are clearly explained and simplified, however "this is not a dumbed down version of yoga," Sidoti told the Boston Globe. "There's a lot of movement linking the postures, but adding push-ups and variations of squats."
The scene is much more laid-back with neutral colors and more contemporary workout music. "It's not a man cave," O'Neill jokingly explained to Yahoo Shine. On that note, ladies are definitely welcome, but it's less of a scene says Sidoti of the women who show up for Broga classes. "They come in their sweat pants and just do their thing."
While some studios are seeing an increase in male participation and others are trying to cater to both male and female yoga enthusiasts, Broga is hoping to expand beyond its studios in Massachusetts, California, and Manitoba. There's even some talk of launching a DVD series. In the meantime, here's a video preview of a Broga class.
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Software Process Award Renamed to Honor Humphrey's Contributions
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 1 August, 2011 – The IEEE Technical Activities Committee has approved changing the name of the Software Process Achievement (SPA) Award to recognize the outstanding achievements of the late Watts S. Humphrey, a software engineering process pioneer at the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute and early supporter of the award.
The award's new official name will be the IEEE Computer Society/Software Engineering Institute Watts S. Humphrey Software Process Achievement Award. The name change was also endorsed by the SPA Award Selection Committee, the IEEE Computer Society Awards Committee, and the IEEE Board of Governors.
Humphrey's legacy includes development of the Software Capability Maturity Model, the Software Process Assessment and Software Capability Evaluation methods, and the Personal Software Process and Team Software Process methodologies.
"Watts was a strong proponent for the establishment of this prestigious award and continued to be an advocate in the selection process for many years," said SEI Director and CEO Paul D. Nielsen in requesting that the award's name be changed to honor his accomplishments.
Humphrey founded the Software Engineering Institute's Software Process Program in the 1980s and served as its director from 1986 until the early 1990s. The author if 11 books, Humphrey was awarded the National Medal of Technology in 2005.
Co-sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society and the Software Engineering Institute, the SPA Award is presented to recognize outstanding achievements in improving an organization's ability to create and evolve software-dependent systems. An SPA Award may be presented to an individual, group, or team. Nominees are most often employees of an organization that produces, supports, enhances, or provides software-dependent systems.
Anyone may nominate, and organizations may nominate themselves. All nominations must be seconded by a senior executive of the organization in which the nominated individual or team works, and supported by a ten-page nomination package detailing how the nominee's software engineering or process improvement work is, to an exceptional degree, significant, sustained, measured, and shared. For more information, visit http://www.computer.org/awards.
About the IEEE Computer Society
With nearly 85,000 members, the IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading organization of computing professionals. Founded in 1946, and the largest of IEEE's 38 societies, the Computer Society is dedicated to advancing the theory and application of computer and information-processing technology. The Society serves the information and career-development needs of today's computing researchers and practitioners with technical journals, magazines, conferences, books, conference publications, certifications, and online courses. For more information, visit http://www.computer.org.
About the Software Engineering Institute
The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a federally funded research and development center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense and operated by Carnegie Mellon University. The SEI helps organizations make measurable improvements in their software engineering capabilities by providing technical leadership to advance the practice of software engineering. For more information, visit the SEI website at


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Ridgeview Commons
- Washer & Dryer in all apartments
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- Pet Friendly
- One Car Garage in select apartments
- Excellent School System
- Private Balcony or Deck
- Close to major highways
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$100 OFF PER MONTH ON SELECT APARTMENTS! Ridgeview Commons apartments in Parsippany, NJ offers many 2 bedroom apartments for rent with Washer & Dryer in all apartments, Wall to Wall Carpeting, One Car Garage in select apartments, Fully Applianced Kitchens, and Private Balcony or Deck. Ridgeview Commons is the most prestigious apartment rental in Morris County. Ridgeview Commons sets the standard for upscale Living. A Commuters dream with public transportation to NYC and major highways nearby.
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Westgate Gardens
- Heat and hot water included
- Air conditioner
- Hardwood flooring
- Eat In-kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Gas range
- Swimming pool
This quiet rental community in Parsippany boasts spacious, fully renovated one and two bedroom apartments with ample closet space and up-to-date kitchens. Westgate Gardens has assigned off-street parking, and is conveniently located between Routes 287 and 24. Minutes from excellent schools, shopping and restaurants, it is within easy access to New York City transportation.
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Vail Manor, Adult Community 55+
- Emergency E-call System
- Wall-to-wall carpeting
- Contemporary kitchens
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Vail Manor, is in Parsippany, New Jersey in Morris county and is conveniently located to a variety of public transportation. This over 55 community has all the needs for every resident. There are restaurants and main roads nearby.
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Troy Hills Village
- 11 Laundry Facilities Throughout the Community
- On-Site Management that Cares
- Walking Distance to NYC Transportation
- Easy Freeway Access
- Short-term Leases and Furnished Units Available
- Hardwood Floors
- Heat, Hot Water, & Cooking Gas Included
- On-Site 24-hour Emergency Maintenance
Welcome to Troy Hills Village Apartments, located in Parsippany, New Jersey. Troy Hills Village offers one, two and three bedroom apartments for rent. Come rent a convenient and comfortable apartment to call home in our community.
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Parsippany Gardens
- Spanish Speaking Staff
- Close Proximity to New York City
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- Close to Dining, Shopping, Entertainment
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Partridge Run Apartments
- Heat, Hot Water, and Cooking Gas Included!!
- Newly Remodeled Kitchens and Bathrooms
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- Safe ample Parking in well lit spacious lots.
Partridge Run Apartments located in Parsippany, New Jersey. We offer One and Two bedroom apartment homes. Conveniences such as heat and hot water and cooking gas are included. Enjoy features such as newly remodeled kitchens with dishwasher, baths, walk-in-closets and hardwood floors. Laundry facilities on site. Fios and cable ready. Ample Parking and pets are allowed. Call Today to schedule a viewing.
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Meadowbrook Gardens
- Brand new full size washer and dyer in each home
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- Spacious Floor plans with walk in closets
Meadowbrook Gardens is located in Parsippany, NJ. We offer one and two bedroom apartment homes. Our spacious floor plans have been recently renovated and feature hardwood floors, brand new kitchens with stainless steel appliances and walk-in closets. We are pet friendly. Close to major highways & public transportation.
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Dartmouth Village
- Newly remodeled bathrooms available
- Walk to NYC Bus
- Air conditioning
- Heat & hot water included
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Dartmouth Village is ideally located and offers 1& 2 bedroom luxury garden apartments. We have three comfortable floorplan styles to choose from with an impressive list of features, including oak kitchen cabinets, ceramic tiled bathroom, oversized closets. Walk to shopping and NYC buses.
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Colonial Heights
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- Air Conditioning
- Minutes to Major Highways
- Laundry Rooms
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- Excellent Maintenance Staff
Come see why Colonial Heights is so popular and why we consistently rank among the most highly rated communities in New Jersey. We offer a clean, quiet, and friendly place that you can come home to. These beautifully refurbished apartments at Colonial Heights are available with spacious floor plans, modern kitchen appliances, gleaming hardwood floors and new insulated windows. Our rents include gas (heat & hot water), water & sewer, trash collection, snow removal, & a top notch maintenance staff
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Camelot Gardens
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- Renovated Kitchens & Bathrooms
Camelot Gardens in Parsippany, New Jersey offers a variety of features and amenities that meet a wide range of tastes and needs. The apartment amenities range from Air Conditioning, Cable or Satellite, Cats Allowed, Freeway Access, Internet Access, Laundry Facility, Patio or Balcony, Walk In Closets, and Window Covering and more!
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It's easy to stay focused on the negative aspects of being different. Thinking of the negatives about your situation is the natural response. However, dwelling on the negative is usually harmful to your mental health and well-being. Instead, try to see the positives of being different and focus on these things; you'll notice a drastic difference in your outlook on life.
In this post we will discuss many of the advantages of being different mentioned by those whom we interviewed with a variety of differences. I asked everyone in the study to list several benefits of being different and I chose the most frequently mentioned elements for each category. I list just a few of the benefits from each category here in this post, but you can read the full lists in my new book, Standing Up for Standing Out. Let's start with the one closest to my heart: being a short male. If you are tall, you may want to skip this section just like the short people may want to skip the section for tall people. Again, these replies are taken verbatim from interviews with people in each category.


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Mineral Area College
Law Enforcement Academy
Carry Concealed Weapon Program/
Firearms Safety Training
The Carrying Concealed Weapon Course is a non-Law Enforcement Training Program.
The Mineral Area College implements a Firearms Safety Training Program
that complies with the provisions of the Concealed Carry Statute. This program
meets or exceeds all requirements for Firearms Training under the Conceal Carry Endorsement Law,
RSMo § 571.094.
It is very important for every person who is considering submitting an application for a
Conceal Carry Endorsement to know that, by taking this course through the
Mineral Area College Law Enforcement Academy, they are receiving one of the most
professional Firearms Safety Training Courses available and that it fully complies with
all of the requirements under the law.
You have the option of bringing your own Firearms and FACTORY GRADE ONLY ammunition,
your equipment and supplies must pass inspection by the Mineral Area College Firearms Instructor.
If you prefer not to bring your own equipment or don't have the proper equipment, for an additional
$20 fee, we will provide all necessary equipment and supplies. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch.
Course Cost:
$80.00 if participant provides their own firearms and (Factory Grade Only) ammunition*
$100.00 if Mineral Area College provides firearms and ammunition
Note: Personal equipment and supplies must be checked and approved by the
Mineral Area College Fire Arms Instructor prior to use by participant.
*If equipment does not pass inspection you will be required to use MACLEA equipment.
2012 Course Dates
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To deprive a man of his natural liberty and to deny to him the ordinary amenities of life is worse then starving the body; it is starvation of the soul, the dweller in the body.Mohandas Gandhi
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Um.. it would take a great coincidence for my code to work on your machine, as "web123" has to substituted by the directory name of the web for which you want to pull the trigger. Maybe I dhould have made it clearer...
So instead of "web123" have a look at how the directory is named on your machine. You may be able to even use the link "www.yourdomain.tld" pointing to the web's directory. "ls -l /var/www" should provide you with more information (although I'm not sure the path is the same on other distributions as I am using Debian Etch).
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