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The Department of Correctional Services has formally re-commissioned the old Berrimah prison as the new Don Dale Youth Detention Centre.
22 Dec 2014
The Cucumber Green Mottle Mosaic Virus (CGMMV) response team has now completed surveillance of commercial cucurbit crops across the Territory and have not found any signs of the virus outside existing quarantine areas.
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The Darwin Waterfront is going wild this New Year's Eve with a "Jungle Party" that's sure to bring out the party animal in everyone.
19 Dec 2014
Top Enders are being warned to take precautions against melioidosis following six cases, including one death, that have occurred already this wet season.
19 Dec 2014
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Territory adults and children will be given the gift of hearing this Christmas, when the latest round of cochlear implants provided through a partnership between Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) and the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) are 'switched on'.
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12 Dec 2014
The first group of Trainee Correctional Officers (TCOs) to be assigned to the new Darwin Correctional Centre at Holtze will today graduate from the initial phase of their 12-month training program.
12 Dec 2014
Bushfires NT is inviting the public to provide comment on a Recommendation Paper as part of the review into the Bushfires Act.
12 Dec 2014
A commitment to bring down the level of family and domestic violence in the Northern Territory has this week earned an Alice Springs project's reference group their second major acknowledgment this year.
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Screen Territory and ABC Arts have selected the filmmakers and artists who will be showcased in the new documentary series, Art X *North.
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The rehabilitation of Legacy Mine Sites in the Territory has taken another step forward with the successful installation of remote monitoring equipment at the former Goodall gold mine 100 klm south-east of darwin.
05 Dec 2014
Top End residents are being urged to take precautions to protect themselves against mosquitoes, with numbers expected to increase from Sunday, following heavy rainfall last week.
02 Dec 2014
An injured Northern Snapping Turtle that was rescued by a fisherman from Hardies Billabong is ready to be released back into the wild.
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The Northern Territory Archives Service (NTAS) is pleased to announce that applications for the 2014 Northern Territory History Grants are now open.
28 Nov 2014
Today, the door will finally close on another chapter of corrections in the Northern Territory with the last prisoners to be transferred from the Berrimah Correctional Centre (BCC) to the new Darwin Correctional Centre (DCC) at Holtze.
25 Nov 2014
Northern Territory Public Sector (NTPS) staff gave generously in the 2013/14 financial year, donating a record breaking $41,222 to charity.
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This beautiful Cinderella costume is meant for only the prettiest of princesses! Costume includes a blue and white dress with back zipper closure, attached petticoat, glittered character art, character cameo, matching headpiece and choker. 3-piece set. Polyester. Imported. Hand wash.
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Reviewed by: PrincessMommy2012
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Title: Absolutely Stunning!
Date: Oct 31, 2012
I was overjoyed when we received this beautiful costume. The details, quality and design were perfect. It made for a magical Halloween for my princess!
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Reviewed by: shopfetish143
Location: Florida
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Title: Better than I expected!!
Date: Jan 28, 2012
Very happy with the costume, the quality is really awesome, better than I expected! My daughter had so much fun, everybody loves her costume!! Thank you Costume Express... continue your business just like this.... it will be a great success!!!
Reviewed by: slimtrogers
Location: APO AP
Title: Simply Beautiful
Date: Nov 23, 2011
I ordered this dress for my daughter for her 5th Birthday party which is going to be a Princess Ball. she absolutley loves it. She has other princess dress up costumes but this one is better quality and simply beautiful. I love the designs on the bottom of the dress and all the detail that went into making this dress. The dress is a bit to long for her but that is fine because she loves the length and feels like a princess in it. Can't wait until her party...
Reviewed by: angscrazyworld
Location: Ridgeway, VA
Title: Well Worth The Money
Date: Nov 08, 2011
This costume was well worth the money. My daughter loved it and she looked just like a princess. However it was right much too big for her but luckily I can sew so I took it up in such a way that as she gets taller I can let it out and she will be able to play dress up in it for quite some time. Costume was of great quality 100 times better than the ones I looked at in local stores around here. The ones I found in stores around here were cheaply made and looked like they would fall apart after one wear.
Reviewed by: smg203
Location: Valdez, AK
Title: My 4 year old LOVED IT
Date: Nov 06, 2011
Perfect little dress for your princess. It does scratch all over so clothes underneath is a must! My 4 year old wore this wonderfully!!
Reviewed by: blender
Title: not prestige
Date: Nov 05, 2011
the design is ok
i like the shoulder part.
but the dress is not puffy enough. slouches down too much, and the dress it self was shifted to one side.
the waist area is way too big.
if it is a pretige line costume, i would want something that is more well made.
hair peice does not stay on, a hair band would be alot better.
Reviewed by: AlohaMamma
Location: Hawaii
Title: Beautiful dress
Best Cinerella dress ever (besides getting the one @ Disneyland for $100)! Only problem is that it runs really really big. Made for plus sizes, had to take in 2.5-3" each side to fit my 5yr old.
Reviewed by: lynds2462
Location: WV
Title: Excellent
Date: Oct 31, 2011
I ve been purshacing my little boys party decorations and halloween costumes since he was born and everything has turned out wonderfully !! This is My best friends little girl with my little boyas prince charming and cinderella Hope you see the excellent Picture !
Reviewed by: Sherri58
Title: Cinderella Gown
Date: Oct 19, 2011
Love this costume. My daughter looks so beautiful in it. The neck and hair pieces help to make it extra special.
Reviewed by: islandmomma
Location: Port Aransas, TX
Title: Super Cute
Date: Oct 16, 2011
My little princess loves this costume! It runs true to size and is well made. Very pretty....
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Title: Superior Quality
Date: Oct 15, 2011
I ordered this dress for my 2 year old. It was a little big, but probably perfect for a 3 year old. The quality is great! My husband was very impressed with how well it was made-it looks so much better than the princess costumes you find at the stores.
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Title: Amazing!!!!
Date: Oct 13, 2011
This costume is PERFECT!!! It was beautiful the picture does it no justice! I purchased the costume for Halloween but will get much more use out of it!!! I would recommend this to anyone wanting to purchase a cinderella costume!!! It is stunning!!
Reviewed by: AmyMel
Location: New Jersey
Title: My Cinderella
Date: Sep 23, 2011
The Storybook CInderella costume is absolutely gorgeous! The material is great quality and durable. The dress is very full and very "princess'' like. My daughter is 2 1/2 and it fits perfectly. I ordered a 3T/4T for her. The headband and choker are included and are nice accessories. The dress has a zipper in the back which keeps her costume on nicely. I have to hide the dress from her because she would wear it everyday!!! Can't wait for Halloween!! This is the 2nd year in a row I ordered from Costume express...last year she was a red Crayola crayon and looked adorable!!!
Reviewed by: maewest2010
Location: Dallas, TX
Title: Cinderella Costume
Date: Aug 25, 2011
I was amazed at the good quality of this costume. It is made really well and looks beautiful!
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Title: So Cute!
Date: Aug 15, 2011
I love this Cindrella Costume.My daughter is planning on being Cindrella and choose this costume.It is ery pretty and can last years.I like the use of hardwork in this costume.The maker worked very hard to me.This costume is so cute,Any girl would look like a disney Princess!
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I know the "blog rules' (whatever the heck that means) we aren't supposed to talk about the weather, as it's an overused backdrop for a topic. But oh well. I mean goodness this week has been remarkably gorgeous so far, and it only going to get better! I even busted out the flip flops on Monday, read outside when I could, and am simply enjoying the spring-like weather as much as possible.
This week has also been a "breath of fresh air" in terms of my mood. Well, I have been in a rather good one these past few days and what a nice change that is. In all honesty, that last few weeks have been rough and this "new and improved" mood is a welcome change. You had better believe I am embracing the feelings as much as I can
Besides the influence of the lovely weather, my research is going well, I am keeping up with my work, I have been feeling slightly less fatigued lately, and as a result enjoyed a rather fabulous and refreshing run on Monday. I am still feeling the high... basking in it as a matter of fact.
And most importantly, Spring Break starts on Friday! I am not venturing anywhere except my glorious hometown, something that of course always makes me happy. However, when people have asked me what I'm doing for break and I respond with "home" well I generally receive a "WHAT?! But it's your senior year, last chance, you had better live it up!" Now I understand people are not doing this with malicious intent but it is starting to bug the begeezus out of me.
It is true, I am not going anywhere, but honestly, I have no money, we all know about the isolation issue and lack of friends, and yeah, maybe I am a bit bitter too! In this situation I will revert back to the idea I discussed on Monday, a legit spring break is not what I need or can do right now, and that is OKAY.
Anyway sorry about the tangent, but just wanted to fill you in on certain aspects of my life with some venting thrown in there!
Now, as it is halfway through the work week after all, it's time to showcase some recent eats (from yesterday) for What I Ate Wednesday! Dearest Jenn, thank you for hosting this once again, as it's something I always look forward to participating in
I am constantly conscious of the food choices I am making, how I am eating, how I feel about it, what it is doing to my body, etc. As I said a few days ago, it is essential for me to maintain such a focus in order to keep myself in check with the whole recovery business. I have said this once and shall say it again, I desire to have a normal view and relationship/attitude with food and my body, and this can be achieved with practice, effort and determination.
As a result of the focus, I have been noticing some rather annoying, undesirable, or unfavorable habits, actions and choices that involve food/eating, that simply have go to go. I stick to these "habits" because (depending on what they are) allow me to have a sense of control over certain aspects of my meal… and yet they tend to backfire at times.
Okay so that was fairly vague, so allow me to explain myself through a What I Ate Wednesday post, habits, actions, and choices that provide nothing beneficial and even prolong the normalization of eating.
Typical bowl of cereal/yogurt with fruit to begin the day:
In the bowl: 2% Plain Chobani, Kashi Go Lean Crunch, Oat Bran (switched it up at Emma's suggestion!), raspberries, with vanilla soy milk mixed in to thin it out.
A perfect cup of Dunkin Donuts original coffee brewed in my room… half and half mixed in there as well.
Habit #1- I use artificial sweeteners… often. There I said it! Please do not lecture me on how horribly bad they are for you, I have heard this over and over. And yet, I still use them. During breakfast for example, I put a sweet & low pack (the worst one supposedly, yep), and another pack in my coffee- alright dang 1.5 packs in my coffee! They are also used in the sometimes-ice coffee in the afternoon as well, any time I have tea…
It's something I am conscious of but find it VERY hard to break away from, I love my stuff sweet and don't want to use sugar instead! I am aware of how much disordered eating plays a role in this, I desire to save calories from the sugar. Phew, felt good to admit that one. I am aware of this and plan to at least cut back. I really do not think I could go cold turkey on the artificial awesomeness.
Snack #1:
Well I was PLANNING on having a mix of Kashi cereal and almonds… but then this happened,
Dang. I was running late to class that morning and didn't have time to clean this up before rushing out the door… although I did manage a picture haha. So instead I went with a new-for-me energy bar that I picked up a few days ago at CVS for a buck:
Although not quite a Snickers bar, this was a particularly tasty choice! Not as "healthy" as other bars out there, so I would probably consume these less often than some more wholesome ones out there.
Habit #2- This has to go with the more mindful/intuitive eating thing I am continuously striving for… I eat bars like this way too fast. The above one for example, gone in maybe 2 bites. I used to fear energy bars, the calorie count and the nagging feeling of "wasting my calories" on them… and I suppose that fear still lingers to a certain extent. I can't eat just a bite of one, put it down, wait, take another bite, wait, and so on. NOPE, scarf time.
I believe that it can be okay to eat as fast/slow as you want to, but this is something I personally want to work on. I can't focus until that energy/protein bar is consumed, and well it's annoying.
You are never going to guess! SALAD.
Never, ever will get sick of this combo. Well for now In this mix: spinach, mixed greens, red peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms, cucumbers, one whole egg, two egg whites, a hearty dollop of cottage cheese… and olive oil mixed with lemon juice for my healthy fat source. No ketchup or nuts today, wasn't feeling them.
I also had a hefty bowl of fresh fruit:
Honeydew, cantaloupe, and pineapple topped with Raisin Bran and some Quaker granola. I have said this before but yumm I love when the cereal gets softened by the fruit, but also when it sticks to the pieces! A nice additional flavor, texture and crunch.
Habit #3- Alright here is a major one for me, and actually applies to all meals of the day, and slightly hard to describe. Basically after each time I eat, I feel like I cannot conclude the meal until I have had a hard candy, quickly followed by gum, a habit at it's very best! For one thing, I cannot stand to have food stuck in my teeth, so the hard candy (sugar-free/artificial sweeteners ugh) helps to absolve that issue… then I just have automatically have gum right after because I am expecting that mint flavor.
It helps me to stop eating once I am done with my food, and now I have set myself up that I feel very uncomfortable if I don't have the candy right after! Obviously I do NOT want to rely on something like this, and plus it is a bit disordered as I feel I don't' have the will power to stop eating on my own…
Habit #4- I can't not mention this one after what I just wrote- gum addiction. Yep sure am guilty of this one. It goes along with the stopping me from eating thing, well yes, that is exactly what it does. Part of this is also I feel the need to constantly have my mouth stimulating, as if i can't just sit with my satiety, my fullness or my hunger and gum helps to distract. This actually has gotten MUCH better though- I used to go through at least a pack a day! (gosh it sounds like cigarettes ha)
Snack #2
My dear friends, time to get pumped for the product I found in Whole Foods the other day,
Earth Balance Coconut and Peanut Spread- Oh… oh yes! This is as good as you would imagine. The peanut flavor is there as is this coconut one and they mesh rather perfectly together! I paired a nice-sized spoonful of this with an apple for dipping (not pictured) great combination to say the least!
Habit #5- I always go back to the nut butter jar RIGHT after I am "finished" with my snack/meal. I have the serving size, enjoy it but then find myself sticking my spoon or errr finger back in for another scoop (or 2, 3, 4?!) Physically I should not care… as I know my body needs the extra calories, fat and all of that good stuff.
But it's the habit part of this, the mentality behind the action that I am not a fan of. Goes right along with establishing normal eating, and all this does is make me very uncomfortable and that terrifying lack-of-control feeling. I am getting better and better at eating the number of calories I need, yet that *slight* binge/stuff myself feeling remains. I would like that to go away, please and thank you.
A plate of some various favorites,
Six-inch sub on wheat bread with turkey, provolone cheese (new found love +conquering a fear food= win), cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce and honey mustard. Baked chips placed within the sandwich of course, and randomly half an avocado on the side. I debated putting slices of the avocado on the sandwich, but I felt like enjoying this nutritious food all by itself…. well coated in salt and pepper that is
Habit #6- Now this is not a "bad" one necessarily, but I do feel a need to end the day with something sweet. Again, I am not saying this is wrong, but another habit I did want to mention. It's a further example of some decisions I make that I feel very helpless to stop, and that is the feeling I am not a enjoying.
On that note, here is how I ended the day,
Gosh do I love this stuff, Trader Joe's has so many products I enjoy, this is of course just one of the few. WF was out of the Popcorn Indiana I usually buy, so this was my next choice.
Habit #7- I just thought of one more that doesn't have to do with today's eats but happens A LOT. Sometimes I don't feeling like making the physical and mental commitment to having a whole meal and so I snack instead as a way to avoid eating it… Oh and then I eat the meal after, therefore end up consuming much more than I had originally planned. Just throwing that last one in there, drives me nuts.
*For the record, I am not saying these are "bad" necessarily, I just don't like feeling the compulsive need to engage in some of them, they control me sometimes, and some are used to eat less, stop eating and just all have to do with food. This annoys me!
And with that, this concludes What I Ate Wednesday… with some rather unfavorable habits I am hoping to break. At this point I don't have an answer to them, or how exactly to ebb away from the ones I pointed out. However, I am conscious and am revealing what has been on my ind in regards to these. I always say this, recognition is the first step to making a change and although I am at the preliminary stages, I will continue to work toward what I want… in this case, free of the habits!
-Can you relate to any of the habits/actions I have here? If so, do they bother you as they do for me?
-What (if any) are some habits around food/eating/meals you want to change? What about ones beyond food?
-Do you use artificial sweeteners? Did you used to… how did you ebb away from them if you were able to?
-Have you tried that almond butter? If not, do so (well if you like coconut )
-When eating a certain snack like nut butter in my case, do you have trouble stopping yourself from going back for more? Where do you think this stems from, or what is the reason?
-Of course, tell me the best thing you ate/made/tasted in the past 7 days!
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Unlike most of the MS degree programs, which have specific elective requirements, the MS MAS degree program allows students to choose their own course of study, pulling courses from the Jindal School of Management graduate catalog to satisfy elective requirements. The goal of the program is to help students acquire principles and techniques needed to develop creative solutions in a changing business environment, and contribute quickly to company success within their area of specialization.
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May 24th 2011 9:46PM Blizzard had stated a few years ago that there was one (and only one) quest that had never been found. I never heard any announcement saying that someone had finally found it.
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In the world of fine jewelry, it's rare to come across a new designer that has everyone talking. Wilfredo Rosado is one such designer. His debut collection features fantastical feather and fringe pieces along with cheeky cameos. They've already been seen on the likes of A-list celebrities Gwyneth Paltrow and Rihanna and he's quickly gathering a huge editorial fan base.
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Bribery charges pending against city secretary
The Ellis County Press
BARDWELL - City Secretary Shannon Spurgeon was accused of trying to lower a resident's water bill in exchange for a puppy, according to a taped phone conversation obtained by The Ellis County Press.
The tape, given to this reporter after the city's contentious April 7 meeting, described how Spurgeon tried to obtain a dog from the resident, who asked not to be named for fear of retaliation.
In exchange for the dog, of which the resident would not give away, Spurgeon was alleged to have offered to cut her water bill.
The dog, a Chihuahua belonging to the resident's daughter, was found at Spurgeon's residence after wandering throughout town after escaping from a loose gate on the resident's property. Spurgeon is the wife of Bardwell Police Chief Michael Spurgeon, who told this reporter after Monday's city council meeting "my wife has no comment" when confronted with the allegations.
The resident said when she attempted to retrieve the dog, Spurgeon attempted to bribe her, saying they had already given the dog a bath, and that she was attached to the dog.
The monthly water bill for the resident was 8,000 gallons, she said, at which she told Spurgeon there was "no way" that amount was used.
She said Spurgeon repeatedly offered to reduce her water bill if given the dog.
Fearing a citation for a loose dog, the resident reportedly told Spurgeon not to tell her police chief husband.
The updated water bill did not reflect the higher bill price, though Spurgeon is not bonded to accept fines, fees or payments.
When confronted with the issue and the audio tape at May 5's meeting, Spurgeon refused comment. She told her husband after the meeting had adjourned, "Mike, get him away from me." Chief Spurgeon then said that she had no comment, and came towards the reporters to escort them out of the building.
Mayor P.W. "Jinker" Gentry then rushed this newspaper's staff out of the building and slammed the door.
As Gentry and other city officials were walking out of city hall, they refused repeated requests for comment about the allegations of public corruption involving Spurgeon.
Gentry, as he was leaving, appeared as if he was going to run over the group of reporters in the parking lot of Bardwell City Hall.
According to the Texas Penal Code, bribery is a second degree felony offense, punishable by two to twenty years in prison, and/or a fine of up to $10,000. A criminal attempt to commit bribery is a third degree felony punishable by two to 10 years in prison, and/or a $10,000 fine.
As this matter may constitute a criminal offense, The Ellis County Press has chosen not to identify the citizen, as charges are possibly pending against Spurgeon with this citizen being a victim of the alleged offense.
The Ellis County Press obtained an audio tape of a citizen detailing an alleged bribery offense involving Shannon Spurgeon, Bardwell City Secretary. In addition to this audio tape, an interview was conducted with the citizen on April 7, 2008. Below is a link to the audio provided to The Ellis County Press.
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Caption: Dropsonde data from lower and higher levels within Tropical Storm Humberto between Sept. 16 at 1839 UTC and Sept. 17 at 0522 UTC, overlaid on an infrared GOES satellite image of Sept. 17 at 0000 UTC shows temperature (colored circles) and wind barbs at 800 (left) and 400 (right) hPa. Full wind barbs are 10 knots. At 800 hPa, a warm (orange-red colors) core is found at the circulation center ("X"). At 400 hPa, a cold (blue colors) core and circulation center was north-northwest of low level center.
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Helen Browning: A woman who won't be cowed in the war against titan farms - Profiles, People - The Independent
On one side of the argument are those who see the future in terms of US-style factory farms, enormous mechanised food production centres where tens of thousands of animals live under the same roof. The sales pitch is pretty basic: cheap food. For the organic lobby and farming traditionalists, such plans provoke horror.
It almost sounds as though smaller scale, less efficient farmers have a horror of the competition offering cheaper food and that is the reason they object.


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Dutch students pedal their way to school on kid-powered buses
If you need to get a bunch of little kids to school, firing up a big diesel school bus isn't exactly the most efficient way to go. The Dutch have always been pretty environmentally sensitive, so they have come up pedal buses that let the kids power their own way the school.
The pedal buses can carry eight pedaling kids up to age 12, and another three freeloading students sitting in the front. An adult driver steers the bus, and keeps the kids in line. The seats have a wide range of height adjustment, so they can fit all sizes.
Holland is one of the flattest countries on Earth, but for the odd hill the bus has an electric motor to provide a boost. A bigger potential problem is that Holland sees lots of rain, so a fold up awning provides at least a little protection.
While the bus looks like it wouldn't stand up too well in an accident, keeping all the kids together under adult supervision has to be preferable to having them walk or bike by themselves.
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Utica man accused of sale and distribution of heroin
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UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - A north Utica man has been charged following an investigation by Utica Police into the sale and distribution of heroin. Recently, the Utica Police Department Metro Unit executed a search warrant at 1154 Herkimer Road following the investigation. Police say that during the search, officers located 95 individual packets of heroin as well at $ 390 cash. Felix T. Morales, 33, of Utica was charged with four counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance.


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Mathematics Major
Division of Mathematical and Natural Sciences
Degree: B.S. or B.A./Mathematics
Department Chairperson: Dr. Pat Touhey
Mathematics has been called the "queen of the sciences." In recent years, the increased use of statistics and quantitative methods, and the computer revolution, have caused mathematics to pervade not only the physical sciences, but the life and social sciences as well. Mathematical techniques are widely used in research, in industry, manufacturing, commerce and government. Recognizing these broad applications, Misericordia University designed its major program in Mathematics to expose students to both classical and contemporary areas.
The Mathematics major prepares students for careers in business, industry or government, or for future study in graduate or professional school.
Students may choose to pursue either a B.S. or B.A. degree in Mathematics. The required mathematics courses for either degree are the same. Students who choose a B.A. must complete PHY 221-222; those choosing a B.S. must complete PHY 221-222 and either CHM 133-134 or BIO 101-102. All students must complete CPS 101 and CPS 121.
Students must fulfill the core curriculum requirements of the College in addition to the minimum of 40 credits of approved mathematics courses including a senior independent project in consultation with their advisor.


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The Gold Eagle Coin has been very popular with coin collectors since its release in 1986. It's one of the best selling gold coins in the United States and in some parts of the world.
The Gold Eagle Coin was made in four different weights and gold content: one ounce ($50 face value), half-ounce ($25 face value), quarter ounce ($10 face value) and one tenth ounce ($5 face value).
For first time Gold Eagle coin collectors the face values of these coins are not their actual value in the market. They are valued according to their actual gold content plus small amount of alloy
Those who sell gold eagle coins appreciate that the coin's design has been regarded as one of the most intricate designs ever made in a gold coin. Augustus Saint-Gauden's Liberty design, first used in 1907, decorates the obverse, or front side, of the coin. On the reverse side is an American eagle carrying an olive branch and flying above a nest of a female eagle and her hatchlings.
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Gold Eagle Coins are considered as collector's items and should be properly cared for since the price will be affected by the condition of the coin.
Avoid storing coins in a damp or moist place. It could damage its general appearance including the color. When cleaning the coins, use only soft, dry cloth. Also, avoid using cleaning chemicals since many cleaning solutions will do more harm than good to your coins.
If you are a collector, try using specially designed boxes to store your coins.
The advantage of Gold Eagle coins is that they can sell at a good price, regardless of condition. Similar to it's Silver Eagle contemporary, it's valued according to the precious metal content (made with 22 karat gold).
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If looking to sell Gold Eagle coins and earning good profit, this is a good time. Although the economy has stabilized, the price of gold in the market is still high. This is why a lot of gold and silver coin collectors are opting to sell their collections. However, since you are selling a collector item, make sure that you exercise precaution to avoid being scammed by fraudulent buyers.
Silver and Gold Exchange has been established with the main purpose of giving the selling public a safe choice for selling Gold Eagle Coins and other metals like silver and platinum as well. We are an independent broker who will help you find the best possible rate for your valuables. We do online business with utmost integrity and honesty; reasons why we have stayed in business for years and a Better Business Bureau A+ Rating . We are proud to say that we conduct our business in a very professional and personalized manner; approaches that gives our clients' confidence and peace of mind to let us handle their silver and gold items.
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Group Garden Tours
The Jacksonville Zoo and gardens Horticulture staff will meet you and your gardeners at the Main Camp Entrance for a personalized walking tour of our gardens. The tour will begin with an overview of the gardens and their role at the Zoo. Container planters will be pointed out during the tour.
Your tour will feature:
- The Garden Path, Rivers of Color, a linear garden that links garden and exhibit destinations along the Main Path
- Savannah Savanna Blooms, themed as a South African oasis, the Zoo's first themed Pocket Garden
- Range of the Jaguar, designed to create a new-world tropical forest
- Gardens at Trout River Plaza, an elegant Tuscan styled garden plaza with majestic columns, flowering vines and a celebratory water feature
- Asian Bamboo Garden*, a tranquil garden that borrows from a range of different Asian garden styles and traditions * This portion of the tour can be added in lieu of the Range of the Jaguar.
$25.00 per person for non-members and includes park admission.
$20.00 per person for current members and includes park admission.
Catered lunches are available upon request for groups of 15 or more beginning at an additional charge of $15.00 per person.
Scheduling a Tour
Tours are booked with a minimum of 6 guests per tour. If your group exceeds 20, the tour can be split into separate groups for better interaction. We do encourage all participants to wear walking shoes. All paths are handicap accessible. Wheelchairs and/or electric scooters are available for rental on a first come first serve basis at the Train Booth once inside the park.


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Grand Thai House Villa Samui boasts of an open-air massage sala providing a range of traditional massages. A Jacuzzi bathtub and a tropical garden are there for guests to relax. The in-house restaurant has semi-open seating arrangement. It serves a good selection of Thai and international delicacies. Kitesurfing school phuket area offers a wide range of water/land activities like diving, snorkeling, kayaking, kitesurfing, skiing, trekking, mountain biking, golf or just sightseeing.
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Those Sony idiots. Why do I have to be redirected to youtube to watch it.
NEWS: BBC World Service: Mubarak will speak at 8pm GMT (in two and a half hours)
Joe Strummer wrote that song in response to the Iranian Revolutionary government banning rock and roll. Basically though he aimed at as a sort of anthem for anti-authoritarianism in the mid-east. He would be crying with joy if he were alive today...
Mick Jones and them better do an occasion for this.
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-A senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood reports concern the military is seizing power. Meanwhile, a US State department briefing has been postponed until a time "to be determined".
-Al Arabiya: News reports that Mubarak has transferred power to Vice President Omar Suleiman
aljazeera hasn't shown that strip again. was it a mistake on their part?
-Al Arabiya reporter in Cairo: It is likely that Mubarak will not step down as President but will hand over all his authority to VP Suleiman
-Al Jazeera: Egypt State TV: Mubarak is holding two separate meetings with Vice President Omar Suleiman & with Prime Minister Ahmed Shafik
-"If General Sulieman or the military take over, that is of great concern to everyone," says Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin. "While the military is very much respected, people here want to see a transition from military rule to civilian rule." The past four leaders of Egypt have had a military background.
-Al Jazeera's Tristan Redman reports people around him in Tahrir Square are "dancing in the streets".
So looks like Mubarak will finally resign from his position? It's the only smart move to do although it still came very late. What did he expect that he could just sit this one out?
I'm still disappointed that none of the European countries did anything during the whole conflict except spouting petty words. Obama at least talked to Mubarak directly not through diplomats or spokesmen. Here they are trying to teach us that democracy and freedom are our most important values but then they just sit on their asses and do nothing. Yeah, well played Merkel, Sarkozy & co.
Edit: Just in case: I wasn't trying to say that Egypt couldn't have done this without help. Because they did and that really is impressive. Just the two-faced ways of European politics annoys me to no end.
-Leader of opposition Karama movement tells Al Jazeera he believes "the military approached Mubarak and told him it was time to go".
-Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports an army officer put his weapon aside and joined the crowds in Tahrir Square.
-William Hague, British foreign secretary, says Egypt needs an orderly transition "that includes broadly based government"
-FoxNews reports that Mubarak will speak in 30 minutes.
-Breaking Foxnews: Mubarak Will Step Down & Transfer Power to Military Council #Jan25
-Al Arabiya: "Mubarak will address the nation shortly from the Presidential Palace in Cairo"
-BREAKING Al Hurra: Mubarak will arrive in Dubai in a few hours
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>8( He is not biting it yet.
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-Al Jazeera's Sherine Tadros speaks to a Cairo resident, who tells her: "It's like I'm graduating from school. I'm excited - but scared about what's coming next."
-Reports of text messages sent out across the main networks: "Armed forces: The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces is currently examining the situation and will announce an important statement to the people." Sender comes up as: MOD.
-Binyamin Netanyahu, prime minister of Israel, says he hopes whoever replaces Mubarak will uphold the peace treaty with Israel, according to Israel Radio/
-Al Arabiya: The army will take action" if the protesters don't accept the delegation of authority from Mubarak to Omar Suleiman
-Al Arabiya: Discussions are still taking place at the Presidential Palace over the delegation of authority.
-Obama: We are witnessing history unfold. It is a moment of transformation taking places because the people of Egypt want change
-Obama: We want all Egyptians to know that America will do everything it can for a peaceful transition to democracy.
I guess he'll wait for Mubarak's speech.
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-CNN Wolf Blitzer: Egypt State Nile TV was broadcasting Obama's comments from Michigan is a "sign of end of the regime."
-Ahmed Abdul Azim, a protester amid joyous scenes in Alexandria, tells us: "We are at the gates of victory."
-Al Arabiya's Hafez El Mirazi (veteran news anchor) "Obama most likely already knows what Mubarak's statement will be about"
-Al Jazeera: Mubarak's speech will be at 8pm GMT, 10pm Cairo. In one hour from now.
-Al Arabiya: Mubarak will announce some constitutional procedures before he hands over power.
-You tube has linked to Aljazeera English live stream. Link (If anyone's interested)
-Al Arabiya: Mubarak will delegate all military affairs to the Defence Minister General Tantawi
-Al Arabiya: The Muslim Brotherhood has "withdrawn its statement" about it fearing a military coup against Mubarak
-BBC Arabic: The Army has shut down the main entrances to Meydan Tahrir. (Time in Cairo 9:25pm, Mubarak speaking in 35 minutes)
-Al Arabiya: Unconfirmed reports: Mubarak will dissolve both houses of Parliament with early elections to be held
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In the report Research on Web Accessibility in Higher Eduction, DO-IT researchers performed accessibility evaluations of ten critical web sites at each of 102 public research universities. The University of Texas at Austin (UT) was the only university whose Accessible Web Index was greater than one standard deviation above the mean (1.19). Also, UT received the highest total raw scores in the sample from both evaluators, and was one of only two institutions to receive a "perfect score" of 100 using Bobby. Given the exemplary performance of UT, the researchers sought to address the question, "What policies and practices does the institution with the most accessible websites employ regarding campus website accessibility?", by examining the policies, procedures and support strategies related to web accessibility at UT.
Like many institutions, UT's web accessibility initiative began with the grassroots advocacy efforts of one or two individuals. The effort was formalized in February 1999, when the Provost authorized a Task Force on Accessible Electronic Information. The task force included fifteen members, representing a broad cross-section of UT. The Task Force prepared a report which defined a specific goal, "To establish an infrastructure for enabling accessible electronic information at the University of Texas at Austin", and recommended specific policy and actions. The report was delivered to the Information Technology Coordinating Council in June 1999, and the Council approved the report unanimously at its August 1999 meeting. The Provost accepted the report and its recommendations in principle in October 1999. In September 2000, UT Austin President Larry R. Faulkner joined the presidents of 25 major research universities in an open letter to President Clinton asserting the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities and committing the University to exercising leadership in this field.
By that time, UT was already providing web accessibility training through its Institute for Technology and Learning, whom the Provost had charged with the task of leading the University's efforts to achieve full accessibility. The Institute for Technology and Learning often worked collaboratively with the Center for Instructional Technologies (the primary technology training, consulting and resource center for UT educators) to incorporate accessibility content into existing mainstream training offerings.
UT had also stimulated internal interest in web accessibility through its collaboration with Knowbility, a local not-for-profit organization who organizes the Accessible Internet Rally, a series of annual one day competitions in which participants win by building exemplary, fully accessible websites. Accessible Internet Rally began as in 1998 as an Austin community-based event, but has since expanded to include competitions for specific target audiences, including university web developers.
UT began its efforts at establishing an internal web accessibility policy or guidelines in April 2000, when the University Web Office adopted an internal policy that placed accessibility requirements on sites seeking recognition through its "spotlights" program. This program profiles noteworthy UT web pages on either the university home page or on one of several secondary-level pages. The policy initially stated that only pages with alternate text for images would be considered. The requirement was subsequently updated to require compliance with all WCAG Priority 1 checkpoints, and ultimately was revised to require compliance with Section 508 web accessibility standards. In March 2002, the Web Office expanded its policy to include all pages that linked directly from the University home page, and revised its formerly automatic review process to include an additional manual evaluation.
Parallel to these internal activities at UT, the state of Texas was addressing web accessibility issues through legislation. On May 3, 1999 the Texas legislature passed Senate Bill 801, which enacted a number of requirements for state agency websites, including one accessibility requirement:
(c) A state agency shall design the generally accessible Internet site so that it conforms to generally acceptable standards for Internet accessibility for people with disabilities.
Also, on June 14, 2002, the State of Texas Department of Information Resources published Texas Administrative Code 206 (TAC 206) in the Texas Register. TAC 206 addresses various issues regarding state websites, and includes one section (§206.2) that addresses "accessibility and usability of state websites". This section requires that "All state agencies shall develop and publish an accessibility policy for their Web site", and requires that agencies link to this policy from their home page.
The new state requirements on web accessibility further spurred active web accessibility interest at UT. An ad hoc committee including staff from the Web Office, Electronic Information Systems, Information Technology Services User Services, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Institute for Technology and Learning had been working on developing the University of Texas at Austin Web Guidelines for Accessibility. In June 2002, the University Web Office adopted and published these guidelines, which adopted the Section 508 web accessibility standards and provided a specific timeline for expected compliance.
With guidelines in place, work continues at UT to educate relevant parties on accessible web issues, and has expanded to encompass a full array of technologies used in developing web content. The Institute for Technology and Learning, the Center for Instructional Technologies, the Web Office, the General Libraries and other groups have worked to support university web publishers in their accessibility efforts. Over 200 university web authors have received introductory accessibility training through classes offered by the Institute for Technology and Learning and the Web Office, and accessibility issues continue to be addressed within the context of mainstream trainings.
Accessibility requirements, guidelines linked from the home page, extensive training and support, incorporation of accessibility into standard web training, awareness-building activities such as design competitions and prominent highlighting of accessible sites all combine to establish the UT as a clear leader in web accessibility. The University of Texas experience highlights several steps that can be employed by other institutions as they strive to assure the accessibility of their campus web pages. These include:
State of Texas, 76(R) SB 801. Retrieved April 15, 2003 from http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/tlo/76r/billtext/SB00801F.HTM
State of Texas Department of Information Resources, T.A.C. §206 State Web Sites. Retrieved April 15, 2003 from http://www.dir.state.tx.us/standards/S206.htm
University of Texas at Austin, AIR-UT, The University Challenge: Accessibility Internet Rally for the University of Texas at Austin. Retrieved April 15, 2003 from http://www.utexas.edu/events/air-ut/
University of Texas - Austin Task Force on Accessible Electronic Information (1999). Information Anytime, Anywhere, for Anyone: Creating an Accessible Electronic Campus. Retrieved April 15, 2003 from the web: http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~slatin/disability/utaccess.htm
University of Texas at Austin Web Guidelines. Retrieved April 15, 2003 from http://www.utexas.edu/web/guidelines/accessibility.html
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Two years ago, Gov. Jan Brewer abolished the Arizona Department of Commerce. It wasn't an act of getting rid of government waste or excess, but rather making way for a new entity: the "quasi-public" Arizona Commerce Authority.
The Authority was designed to be a "deal-closing" entity, wherein government and private officials possessing greater wisdom than market forces, can deploy resources to lure businesses to Arizona and create new ones. A nice concept, perhaps, but in most states such entities merely dole out subsidies to favored businesses.
That isn't supposed to happen in Arizona. Our Constitution prohibits gifts to private entities "by subsidy or otherwise." In Turken v. Gordon, litigated by the Goldwater Institute, the Arizona Supreme Court held that government can assist specific businesses only if they receive direct, tangible, commensurate, and enforceable benefits in return.
That leaves the Authority plenty of latitude—but not for what it tried to do a few weeks ago. At a ceremony honoring businesses competing in the Authority's "innovative challenge" program, the Authority's CEO Don Cardon decided to dole out $5,000 "stipends" to 15 unsuccessful applicants. Given that the stipends were after-the-fact, it would be impossible for the state to demand anything in return.
That's exactly what the Institute said in a letter to Cardon, declaring that the payments looked more like a "slush fund" than the limited quid pro quo agreements the Authority is permitted to make. On May 11, the Authority relented and decided the stipends will not be paid.
It is a small victory for taxpayers, but an important one, for it calls the Authority's attention to the constitutional limits on its powers—and to the fact that its actions will be watched closely.
Learn more:
Arizona Supreme Court: Turken v. Gordon (PDF)
Goldwater Institute: The Path to Jobs is Not Through the Red Ribbon
Goldwater Institute: Research Shows States Don't Stimulate Job Growth With Taxpayer Handouts
Arizona Commerce Authority: Public Meeting Agenda and Minutes


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Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee, New Hampshire House of Representatives
From Ballotpedia
The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee is a standing committee of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
Per the House Rules, committees of the New Hampshire House of Representatives are assigned by the Speaker of the House after consultation with the Minority Leader.[1] Committees are assigned after each election.[2] A majority of appointed members make up a committee's quorum.[2] The Speaker is not recognized as an "ex officio" member of any committee.
See rules: House Rules
|It shall be the duty of the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Affairs to consider all matters pertaining to commerce, banks and banking institutions; insurance companies and contracts or insurance of any character; the licensing of businesses to sell liquor; the needs of the business community; all matters relating to consumer affairs and the economic conditions of commerce and industry; all matters relating to the economic development of the state, and such other matters as may be referred to it.[3][4]
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Commerce and Consumer Affairs Members, 2013
|Democratic members (11)
|Republican members (9)
|• Edward Butler, Chair
|• John Hunt
|• Donna Schlachman, Vice Chair
|• Donald Flanders
|• Chris Muns, Clerk
|• Ronald Belanger
|• Angeline Kopka
|• Frederick Rice
|• Kenneth Gidge
|• Pamela Tucker
|• Jill Hammond
|• Laura Jones
|• Catherine Mulholland
|• Keith Murphy
|• Ruth Heden
|• Ralph Doolan
|• Richard McNamara
|• Emily Sandblade
|• Joe Scarlotto
|• Kermit Williams
|Commerce and Consumer Affairs Members, 2011
|Democratic members (4)
|Republican members (14)
|• David Meader
|• John Hunt, Chair
|• Kenneth Gidge
|• Jennifer Coffey, Vice Chair
|• Kathleen Taylor
|• James Headd, Clerk
|• Donna Schlachman
|• Ronald Belanger
|• Christopher Nevins
|• Jerry Bergevin
|• Sean McGuinness
|• Donald Flanders
|• David Palfrey
|• Andrew Manuse
|• Frederick Rice
|• Matthew Quandt
|• James Sullivan
|• Donna Mauro
External links
- ↑ New Hampshire State Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 4, 2014(Rule 28)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Information submitted by Ryan Mahoney via email to a Ballotpedia staffer on February 5, 2014
- ↑ New Hampshire State Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 4, 2014(Rule 30-b)
- ↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributed to the original source.


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