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Deviant Art
Friendly Reminders & Snazzy Featuring her Memb We are a friendly and welcoming group for photographers of all skill levels. We find quality more important than quantity, that's why we only accept your best!
Our focus is on Photography of all sorts, HDR/darkroom and Photo-manipulation
We offer you:
Ratings on Art
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Featured Artist of the Month
So join us and show what you've got!!
Hope you enjoy your stay with us and we are so very glad to have you. [Rose]
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Member, watcher & Page-view count so far...
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[Bullet; Pink] The Monochrome Contest is now closed and voting is going on, voting will be ending soon and so if you want to get your vote in please do so asap before it's to late and you miss your chance to cas
MONOCHROME CONTEST NOW CLOSED VOTING IN PROCESS:iconspotlightplz:The votes are in & the majority has voted for the Monochrome Photography/Photo-manipulation Contest.:iconspotlightplz:
This means that ANY photo & photo-manipulation is welcome into the contest. (granted that it MUST be in MONOCHROME.)
MUST be a member of the group, if you are not and would like to be.. feel free to join us in SnazzyPhotography
Starting 11-5-12
Ending 12-5-12
:iconspotlightplz: RULES :iconspotlightplz:
-ONE (1) Submission Per member
- MUST be Monochrome
- Can be a Photo/photo-manipulation
-Has to have been taken in the year of 2012.
-MUST NOT have received a DD or won first, second or third in another contest.
-WE ASK you to PLEASE put Contest Entry for : devsnazzyphotography:'s Monochrome Photography/Photo-Manipulation Contest. ( You do not need to, but we would appreciate it.)
-Photo/photo-manip can be of anything that
Snazzy Featuring Her Members for Nov12' Snazzy Featuring her Members for Nov12'
Engagement by InfuzedMediaSpectra City IV by klapouchDestination by IvanAndreevichGuardian of the mansion by AzzeriaWalk with me by Trichardsen
Hope Springs Eternal by MoodyBlue:thumb339118133:Tree Some by Capturing-the-LightKiss of Life by Capturing-the-LightHolding On by Capturing-the-Light
Photon Road by TrichardsenBy the sea by bluesenseVictoria by JunsuiFoxFurther by klapouchSilence by m-eralp
Hope that you have enjoyed this feature, we appreciate all of you at SnazzyPhotography and look forward to seeing more of your submissions. :heart
Snazzy Featuring her Members for Dec12 Snazzy Featuring Her Members for the Month of December 2012
Christmas in Paris by Princess-Suki-W:thumb345113538:Old Belgrade by Piroshki-Photography:thumb344931476:Without Any Fear ... by webworm
Mehndi Special III by HamidQureshi:thumb344484510:In The Twilight... Without Exit! by MoodyBlueCityscape by xpbcSzeretet by ladyjudina
Grey The Fire That Still Burns In Our Eyes by CrowsReignLighthouse by klapouchEstonia 2 by Geert1845Simple escape by DiplinerDerwent Water Island by richsabre
Nordreisa Moonlight by torivarnWinterfog Vineyard by roarbinsonMehndi Special II by HamidQureshiKISS by FrionR:thum
Snazzy Featuring Her Members July, Aug, Sept, OctFEATURING THE WORKS OF :iconsnazzyphotography: MEMBERS, FOR THE MONTH OF July, Aug, Sept & Oct
If you like what you read, please this article so it reaches more deviants thank you.
:iconsnazzyphotography: photography in all its facets!
Purpose: to be a warm and welcome home for photographers of all skills.
The focus is on photography of all sorts, HDR/darkroom and photomanipulations.
Although Snazzy is a group for photographers of all skills, we only accept your best.
We have a hard working team, which evaluates all submissions on quality. We find quality more important than quantity!
We offer you: features, challenges, contest, rating of your work and fun!
We are going to do things a little different, I have picked 15 amazing photo's/photo-manips to feature for these months. We needed to play a little catch up and this I felt would be a great way to do so.
Now presenting the month of July.
Featuring our First&Last Members of the group:iconsnazzyphotography: Presents to you a feature of the very first members of our very first day of being an official group to the last members that have joined today.
When I first started this group, I honestly did not think that it would amount to anything. I just got on one day and thought it would be fun to try it. Well after all these years, we have come pretty far and advanced a lot. We are even a super group and have been for a long time. It's great to have accomplished this much in the time that we have been a group.
Hope that you enjoy this feature and please feel free to favorite and or comment.
Favorite this blog entry if you have enjoyed it, so that these members get more exposure.
The first members
A CHRISTMAS FEELING CONTEST>> CLOSED!<<The Contest is now CLOSED, please be patient while we pick the best ones in the back, then we will put them in a poll for you to vote on. Good Luck!!
Must be a member of the group, if you are not feel free to join, it's automatically approved and we would be happy to have you.
Contest Starts 12/6/13 Ends 12/31/13
ONE ENTREE Per Member
Please put in the comments area of your entree that it's for the A Christmas Feeling Contest along with a link or thumb to this contest blog. Thank You it will be greatly appreciated if you would do so.
Your entree will be judged on QUALITY, IMPACT, OVERALL VISION AND OF COURSE HOW WELL YOUR PHOTOGRAPH/PHOTO-MANIPULATION FITS THE THEME.
ONLY Phot
Let the Light Contest Begin:iconsnazzyphotography: Presents to you The 1'st Contest of 2013. The Light Contest
Thank you :iconsilvermoonswan: for the wonderful idea.
Contest Rules
1 Entry Per Member
Must be a member of the group. If you are not and would like to join the contest, feel free to join the group. We would be more then happy to have you and it's auto approve.
Must have been submitted in the year of 2013.
Can not have a DD awarded before today's date of 1/5/13.
oh, hi emoticon by Luelka Photo's and Photo-Manipulations are the only things allowed in this contest.
oh, hi emoticon by Luelka Can be of anything that you want as long as light is an obvious play in the photo/photo-manipulation.
oh, hi emoticon by Luelka You do not have to but if you would like, please post the contest name and group in the artist comments area. (This is so we can get more exp
Featured Artist of January 2013 UPDATE W/Interview:iconsnazzyphotography: Presents to you our winner Of January 2013.
Here is our featured artist of the month: :iconceadair-crann: Congratulations! :iconballoonsplz:
With this winning Photo:
xSiorcanna has been with DA for two years now, she's from the United States and is 19 years old.
Other photo's from her
SnazzyPhotography:iconquestionmarkplz: How many years have you been doing photography for?
xSiorcanna A. I have been doing photography since August 2008, so close to 4 1/2 years, though the last two years I have been more serious about photography.
SnazzyPhotography:iconquestionmarkplz: What's your favorite thing to photograph?
xSiorcanna A. My absolute favorite thing to ph
Sampling Photoseries Artists and GalleriesA Sampler of some of our many talented members of Photoseries and of our galleries. Please to spend some time to explore the artists works in their own galleries as well as exploring the group galleries.
EARTH: http://photoseries.deviantart.com/gallery/41165721
:iconJamesRushforth: JamesRushforth
Fauna: http://photoseries.deviantart.com/gallery/41165718
:iconOkavanga: Okvanga
Flora: http://photoseries.deviantart.com/gallery/45540297
:iconBriPhotography2013: BriPhotography2013
Lean on me by PhotographsByBri Lonesome by PhotographsByBri Shy by PhotographsByBri :thumb396856259:
Photojournalism and Street: http://photoseries.deviantart.com/gallery/41210504
:iconEl-Amigo-Chico: El-Amigo-Chico
Tearing At A Truck by El-Amigo-Chico Hang on Guys... by El-Amigo-Chico Stilts Runners by El-Amigo-Chico The Third Eye by El-Amigo-Chico
Conceptual: http://p
BIG September Feature Thank You:iconwowplz: :iconfaint-plz: :iconwowplz:
Spoiled again by many of my sweet deviant friends
Looky looky at all the journal features in September
If you have the time check out their Features lots of fabulous art in there Seriously :iconkermityayplz:
and also their galleries
By Teresa
By Bri
Art Appreciation 63 The Last Of September by PhotographsByBri :iconwowplz:
By Wolfgang TIME FOR BLUEs by DieffiBURNING RED by Dieffi
:iconshallwedancePLZ: :iconxxc
Devious Journal EntryPUPPIES :iconlilplz: PUPPIES :iconpugplz: PUPPIES :iconmybestfriendplz:
Please Play With Me. by ELEKXIAR
Carmen owns the world by ubersquish39my boy by Cmac13Foxy by vfrrich
:icondobermanplz:Marleys Tummy Rub by MayEbonyPuppyuppyuppy by GraveyardCat
Oh hai. .. by addy-ackI am only 2 months old folks...5 by manuroartisLiL Dude by PhotographsByBri:iconbeagleplz:
Beagle sweat dog by Ice-cream1122334455 Amstaff Puppy by MarinaCoric:iconlabradorplz:
setter inglese by izoard781she can see into your soul by ubersquish39Puppy Beagle 02 by noly013 Pugilisious by SaNNaS:iconpugplz: :iconmybestfriendplz:[Bullet; Yellow]:iconpugplz:[Bullet; Yellow]
Kimbo by Kaslito:thumb155070797:Rudy by Kaslito
February Feature - part IIPart I : http://morphine-cloud.deviantart.com/journal/February-Feature-part-I-356937185
:thumb354694696: Same Stage, Different Lightshow by xDx I'll be waiting by cloduy Les Revenants by JPtHart iiiii by i-see-faces Lakeview by PiaG Snowy Dream by iphelps Mystery Key by KayHulbert My way by Morgan-Lou Iceland 63 by lonelywolf2 Your dreams are so quiet I by rosaarvensis big men cry by werol from the art of mirrors by ra-gro Cult Still Alive by SHUME-1 The Duck Pond by catch---22 cat by ElaynaTeos of love and shadows by Linlith Atardecer by Damadeloscallejones Realm of Winter by alexandre-deschaumes Unknowed by A2Matos The Full Moon is Calling by catch---22 driving in the rain by mihmann afraid of heights by ersatz-moon Sun Is Leaving by MagicBlanche EN attendant la douceur printaniere by Rayon2lune wata cukrowa by E-M-I-L-A 52 by mabuli 27.2.2013: Tree and River by Suensyan Castles by jfb 57 by mabuli A great model by Arayashikinoshaka :thumb354795209: France 3 by lonelywolf2 Hi, I'm Muppet by Azzeria Mounted Swords 3 by TebPixels
Art Appreciation 63 The Last Of September Hello Welcome to Art Appreciation 63 The Last of September
Hope you enjoy this feature, please feel free to favorite and or comment on any that you like and or love.
Don't forget to favorite this feature if you have enjoyed it so that these artists will get more exposure.
On with the feature...
When The Tough Fall In Love... by JaimeIbarra
autumn is kissed by winter II by riskonelook
l e t h a r g y by bitterev
Autumn Time by agatkk
Fall Night Festival by the-panic-button
Silence Is Golden by Weissglut
misty autumn VI by Weissglut
Road to Paradise by IndigoSummerr
Follow the Path by IndigoSummerr
From the Shadows by PeterJCoskun
2 Weekly Featured (November 2#)ANIMALS
Ladybird 01 by s-kmpPharaoh Hound by ronmonroe
On the mountain top by miirexJust a Baby by JeffreyDobbs
Fall Grasses by Earleywine
Argentina - Force of nature by lux69aeterna
all alone by DaSchu
Night away, comes a day by OlivierAccartrusty autumn by isischneider
The Birth of Magic by John-PeterTrue Love by PhotographsByBri
Cold by PhotographsByBriIn Unison by alexgphotoA cry froze in time by Morgan-Lou
Loving spoonful by gigi50
Not Just a Pretty Face
:: All i have to do is dream .. :: by HarisDrako Different horizons by adimymsg
Self jewles-11 by AllysaH-Photography Emily by Laura-Ferreira :thumb389746691: Bleue by Mcdbrd
Mary I by Marhiao On Top Of The World by Elasias Nastya Z by FwillJ *** by Yanagl
Biaute 13 by blackphnx This is where i like to hang out :) by Ryo-Says-Meow The Final Frontier by KlairedeLys T R I B A L by 0Gutter-Glitter
Jed 'Rocket' Rached by basseca 4138 by spartakustum A Portrait from Old Town Deira - 02 by MARX77 Dad Chin by vulezvrk
Tell Me Your Story by rummellbean Wet Look Teaser image by simplearts Testing with Ana V by DavidBenoliel The Wall II by Wuidsaucrawler089
A48 by AllenGraves Stacey by friartuck40 Za. by fogke Slovakian Beauty by zlty-dodo
Lovely by agradphoto Monello by frescendine a pearly dream* by AlicjaRodzik Golden Curls by ShellyBad
Desconocida. by Vidaengriego Dreams by RebecaSaray last days of summer by JustRiven Sonnenschein by Drastique-Plastique
Shining in your eyes. by BLUEINKING Maria by NataliaCiobanu As if there's something to hide by 86AD Bolko V by stalae
What have you done? by Franiuk Old Age by f-i-g-m-e-n-t The Matriarch by sasonian37 The Final Chord by endegor
Ann by mashamaklaut Kissed by Fire by AngelikaZbojenska Lara by JosefinaPhotography Untitled by FabriziaMiliaPhotos
I've nothing to give. by Moosiatko Make me feel like I am breathing by Jason-Little :thumb114528993
Friends+People Who Inspire Me Feature Instead of doing the same old art appreciations over and over, I have decided to do a little something different. (Still will continue with the art appreciations, don't worry!)
I'm going to do a friends and people who inspire me feature, this will consist of a lot of really good friends and a few people who's work inspires me. Now I know I probably have not included all my friends and I know I have not included all the people who inspire me, however I have tried my best and hope that you really enjoy the feature, please feel free to favorite and or comment on any of the pieces of art that you love or enjoy, I'm sure all will greatly appreciate any favorites and comments that are given.
I thank each and every one of you for being a special part in my life, you have all put a huge smile on my face a time or two and have had good times with me and maybe even a couple of bad times, I would never change anything about our friendships, you
cat by EmmyPD A Humorous Cat by Escondido Embrace by Morgan-Lou :thumb326129070: Hold the line by ZoranPhoto Spread those wings and fly... by thrumyeye Nice to meet you by unfrozenduck :thumb324306627: - Smoothy - by JNoOoN Siblings by Pengibuddy Blondie by vabserk affection by morho Mother's Love by ZoranPhoto LiL Dude by PhotographsByBri another cute kitten by vadalein Maki maki by nikonforever Hey look by SARETTA1 The making of who's this one 2 by YannosGATO buddies by serhatdemiroglu :thumb300393848: Best friends ... by aoao2 Kitten Love by mydigitalmind :thumb292490570: Sweetness by CheckAvailability Nom nom by lieveheersbeestje Buttercup Bunny by CheckAvailability Real friends by Ksuksa-Raykova
Two For Fun by ZoranPhoto Maine-Coon-Mix by vadalein Harvest Mouse by mansaards Gannets by pixellence2 Spring Comfort by Nate-Zeman Kitten.... by my-shots
Bolt's swearing-in by Lupinicious A Face Full by kylewright lovely dinosaur by lisans Mad Duck by FrankAndCarySTOCK 904 by evy-and-cats Ginger by mydigitalmind :thumb295829441: Made Stronger by TeaPhotography
Her World Lives In A Little Mirror by 33M :thumb340165536: La la la by ZoranPhoto ZZZzzz by Deimos2 :thumb336996012: Proboscis Monkey by RoyallyCrimson Kitty kat by MmeLeo :t
2 Weekly Featured (October 1#)ANIMALS
Crimea, Kazantip by ohlopkovSolar Artistry by Trichardsen
Colours of autumn by Raghnallcyti... zen by virtualgadjoCastle on the Coast by JeffreyDobbs
Dewlicious Morning by alexgphotoFire Mushroom by John-Peter
September in the rain by Morgan-LouYou said you were a dreamer by Morgan-Lou
I am Single by PhotographsByBrimorning wash by indojo
Thank You for january features:iconthankyoupart1plz: :iconthankyoupart2plz: :iconthankyoupart3plz: to my sweet friends who featured me in January
Faia by Tigles1ArtistryTango Dancing... by Tigles1Artistry:icontigles1artistry:
Mystery by petrovaThe curl II by petrovaGolden hour by petrova:iconpetrova:
momma says I'm a good boy by TanjaMariasilent world by TanjaMariaJussi II by TanjaMaria:icontanjamaria:
Human Rarity by erisamaI stayed in the rain by erisamaHuman Octavia by erisama:iconerisama:
Athene noctua by TaniaAVGet Ready by TaniaAVRed Tailed Hawk by TaniaAV :iconheldra:
Dahlias - Spring by hiaamirGoose by hiaamirSpring 8 by hiaamir:iconhiaamir:
Stare Down, by quaddieHello Blue.. by quaddieRedbreast. by quaddie:iconquaddie:
flowers and thorns 2 by st2wokfairy garden 2 by st2wokgreen by st2wok:iconst2wok:
I won't be here much , working more but will pop in as often as I can
in little spurts to answer mes
Life Through a Lens #10Welcome to the tenth edition of Life Through a Lens - a regular photography feature showcasing some of the recently submitted deviations within the Photography gallery.
Room Six by siamesesamcoffee by HaruNiji
Oliver Twist by NestRJet Power by Purpleskulls
That's the spot by PhotographsByBriSoul Meets Body by awaicu
Dance 38 by nickozwSoiled Doves Music Video by vatchephoto
:thumb328052281:Summer moved on II by klapouch
a galaxy of exploding suns by vampire-zombieAttunement by MaaykeKlaver
Modern Spyware by Einsilbig:thumb327974631:
Couture Inq by koukeiBlack Eyes by thrumyeye
Previous Features
Week One; Week Two; Week Three; Week Fo
Autumn colorsFALL MIX
Galgenberg by NellekeRaccoon 4 by Ptimac
Nature Upside Down by PhotographsByBriIt's Mine! by PhotographsByBriHappy September3 by malaladanilaSTOP AUTUMN COMING by magicandbrother:iconautumncolorplz:
Autumn spirit by im-RemWhen the clock tolls midnight by NilanjaAutumn Harvest by vesssperMore precious than gold... by Lirulin-yirth:iconpumpkinlaplz:
Fall Fireplace by RubikscrowMushroom1 by SchenkiJr Seconds Before the Light Went Out by thrumyeyePelican by SnowPoring
A Familiar Connection by Jacob-RoutzahnCascate delle Marmore by Stefano-Coltelliautumn by KariLiimatainenred story by Wintertale-eu:iconfrostymorningbliss:
Autumn by JanjuaSolitary Fly by Clu-art The Future Looks Bright by CanadianRyEcureuil 7 by Ptimac
Fruit of the loom by sesam-is-openSkognshorn Autumn by FF93Take a Rest in Paradise by wolkentanzerMini King... by Katrin-Elizabeth
Halloween is fast approaching :iconhappyhallow2plz:
August ~ Top SubmissionsWe had some great submissions to our Favourites folder for August and this blog is a feature of some of the top photos that were shared with us this past month! Each photo that's chosen also gets selected to go through our main gallery folders, which as you know are not open to the general deviant public. So if you'd love a chance to have your work in a blog like this and appear in the inboxes of all our watchers as a deviation - just head over to our Favourites and get your work in for September.
December Feature!Each month our admins picks their favorites from the gallery, and we put them in the featured folder for a month.
And here they are, the December selection!
Lost in everything by Stu7art :thumb332183388: Torn Sky by MaximeCourty Sweet Yellow Grape by Vasile-Covaciu 282.366 by emmaamaay WIP GUESS WHO :) by duchess94 Porcelain Skin by alifann Neon Hearts of the Lonely Rain by akrathan Change by San-T Dear Daddy's Girl by OfOneSoul Our Duet by mayastoso Letters Across the Sky by Drakard-14 Burn by krutch99 Angel by w-anderlust dA ID#14462438 by auxeru Logan by ShirleysStudio Nautical Blue Steampunk Necklace by GildedGears Excelsior Aviator Goggles by janus002 tim burton shoes by OpheliaImmortal7 :thumb338968144: Chairelax Night by Ehsan-E The Myth by LeviaDraconia Ruins by toniet1234 Season to Season by ChocoLatte5 Ophelia's March by takemetoverona Nauglamir by Tanmorna A Tribute To Oscar Wilde by debbyfive song of a stone heart by bubug The Flow of Indecision by IndecisionPrecision :thumb339068120: Spiral by synth101 SugarSky by Trichardsen Coronado's Church by jkorozco Zomney and Zombama by Dragonbaze Two Hearts by BKLusk leopard by MSamsonov CircleDeco - PetalPlasm by EYESofCORAL southern lights stock by essencestudios Raven by Beirutful :thumb3349
Septembers Top SubmissionsOnce again, fabulous submissions made their way into the Favourites gallery here at CRPhotography this month. And once again, we've selected the top few and put them together in a handy blog for easy browsing. Those selected will also be put into our main gallery - congratulations! This month please do keep submitting your work to the favourites, and we'll pick through them at the end of October. Don't forget to also check out our Contest this month which is lasting until January!
Tiny Jelly by Bimmi1111
Between 2 seasons by Drac0ntias
SoulcollectorS December Feature...We want to welcome our new members and we appreciate all your wonderful works you've submitted
:iconspreadmoreloveplz: Traditional Painting and Drawing :iconspreadmoreloveplz:
Autumn Morning Through an Open Window by davepalumboLava King by richardcgreen
***** by anna36The flight by KmyeChan:thumb338734217:Sage by jialu
:iconspreadmoreloveplz: Digital Painting and Drawing :iconspreadmoreloveplz:
Fiona by Wildweasel339The Snake Men by ManzanedoEach night meeting by Sugarflesh:thumb158596775:
Masquerade by yangxueguoFungi by fantasioLet`s kick their Ass! by lordeeasHow to kiss an Assassin by KejaBlank
:iconspreadmoreloveplz: Digital Painting, Drawing and Illustration :iconspreadmoreloveplz:
Little Prince by AnnMeiCage by chuckomettiSheep In Wolfish Clothes by DustinPanzinoEfimer by liransz
Alice - Courtiers by michaelkutscheVampirella Tribute by UryennBreakthrough by daRoz
:iconspreadmoreloveplz: Photography :iconspreadmoreloveplz:
Snazzy Featuring her Members for the Month Jan13' Snazzy Featuring Her Members for the Month of January 2013
Nissan Silvia S15 - Waiting. by InfuzedMediaOro by klapouchVenice by Ssquared-PhotographyFar away... by Seb-PhotosColors of the dance - 2 by aliyilik
Ocean Breeze by AgathalizzSubway U49 - 4 by EdgarBerg:thumb347581177:Small Face Big Heart.. by pacificdreams
Gent - Fairytale Reflection by lux69aeternaOperation Teddybear by tanikelWaiting by alexgphotoAnybody there ? by WTek79The Grand Theatre Blackpool Stage View by kippa2001
Drawing Room Rocks by andyhutchinsonWhen the sun goes down by m-eralpDeath By Bad Music by DiamonEyesDublin by Ssquared-PhotographyLeaving the frame by 1pen
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University of Washington
David Stensel is a Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Washington. He has worked in many different states, including New York, Utah, and California. Dave has dedicated his professional life to a seamless integration of academic research, teaching, and professional practice. His work exemplifies the full 'life cycle' of the engineering progress. After earning his doctorate from Cornell University in 1971, he spent the next ten years as a designer and developer of technology for the wastewater treatment processes. Dave's work has led to the publication of over 60 peer-reviewed scientific and engineering articles, and his contribution as coauthor of the 2003 edition on the Classic Metcalf and Eddy text, "Wastewater Engineering, Treatment, Disposal, and Reuse", is most notable. He is a former Board Member and Treasurer of AEESP, and has won the Water Pollution Control Federation Harrison Prescott Eddy Research Medal in 1987 and 1999, and the ASCE Environmental Engineering division Rudolf Hering Medal in 2006. Dave has made a significant impact throughout the field of Environmental Engineering, and has touched the hearts of many.
Previous distinguished recipients of this honor include:
2012 -- Michael K. Stenstrom, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2011 -- John T. Novak, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2010 -- David W. Jenkins, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2009 -- Louis J. Thibodeaux, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2008 -- Makram Suidan, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2007 -- George Tchobanoglous, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2006 -- C. Herb Ward, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2005 -- Raymond C. Loehr, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
2005 -- R. Rhodes Trussell, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
The purpose of this award is to honor an individual who has made sustained and outstanding efforts to bridging environmental engineering research, education and practice.
A maximum of one award will be given annually. No award will be given when a worthy candidate is not identified.
Only members of the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors (AEESP) and/or the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists (AAEES) are eligible to receive this award. An individual may receive the award only once; previous winners are ineligible.
The award will consist of a medal (with the inscription, "For outstanding contributions to bridging environmental engineering research, education and practice", a $1000 cash award, and reimbursement of up to $1,000 in travel expenses.
Nominations must be made by members of AEESP and/or AAEES. Nomination packages should include: (1) a full curriculum vitae for the nominee; (2) a two-page cover letter from the nominator that highlights the nominee's contributions to bridging environmental engineering research, education and practice; and (3) at least two, but not more than five, additional letters of support from colleagues intimately familiar with the nominee's contributions to environmental engineering education. Supporting documentation is required at the time of nomination.
Click here for additional nomination information.
The selection committee shall consist of the five members of the AEESP Awards Committee, plus one representative of the Pohland family and two representatives of the AAEES. The representative of the Pohland family is to be selected by the Pohland family, and there is no limit to the length of the term served by the Pohland family representative. The representatives of the AAEES will serve three-year terms and will be selected by the AAEES.
Click here for additional information on the Frederick George Pohland Medal.
AAEES and AEESP thank the Pohland family and other donors of the Frederick George Pohland Memorial Fund for their generosity in establishing this award.

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Located on the edge of Loch Linnhe, just two miles out of town, this hotel offers some spacious bedrooms, many with fine views over the loch. There is a choice of two comfortable lounges and a large a...More about Croit Anna Hotel
Purpose-built as a luxury bed and breakfast, Ardtorna enjoys a commanding position overlooking the Firth of Lorn near Oban. Warm hospitality can always be found here. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the b...More about Ardtorna
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Surrounded by stunning Highland scenery, this stylish and superbly presented hotel, once a drover's cottage, enjoys an idyllic setting in 40 acres of wooded grounds on the shores of Loch Awe. The hote...More about Taychreggan Hotel
This 200-year old building at the centre of the picturesque village has a fascinating history and serves as the hub of the community. Enjoying spectacular views over a sheltered harbour to the islands...More about The Old Library Lodge
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Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 27.2g | Calories: 177.5
Cookbook creator says: Chicken
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Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 176.8
Cookbook creator says: Shrimp
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Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 22.9g | Calories: 232.1
This is a great recipe to use as a basis for plenty of meals!
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Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 29.7g | Calories: 225.4
An easy slow cooker recipe that the family will enjoy!
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Carbs: 40g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 13g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 307.3
Garlic lovers, rejoice! This recipe contains a whopping two heads, but the flavor mellows and sweetens when baked.
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Carbs: 12.5g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 239.3
The same great taste of the Italian favorite, but this one only has five grams of fat!
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Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 173.3
We're serious about the spice in this recipe. Whole-grain pasta and tender shrimp pair perfectly with a luxuriously rich, piquant sauce.
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Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 15.7g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 356.9
The only turkey recipe you'll ever need--no basting necessary.
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Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 154.6
This recipe is better (and much better for you) than takeout!
Submitted by TAM101
Carbs: 66g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 35g | Calories: 452.6
Good 3.8/5
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Carbs: 22.1g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 8.9g | Calories: 201.2


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Tired of putting up with the damage from masked rodent bandits? This Raccoon Trap is the humane solution designed by experienced trappers! Its simple design has a bait tube, tempered spring, lever, laser-cut trigger, cap and padding.
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Duke Raccoon Trap is rated out of 5 by 15.Rated 5 out of 5 by Trapperdawdaw from Well made, fool-proof. I have not caught anything yet, but we declared war on the raccoons and dispatched 6 before the traps arrived. It will take time for others to realize our area is up for grabs again and vagrants will sneak in. I plan to keep the traps set and check them twice a day, just to maybe catch some pregnant ones looking for nesting areas in someone's attic. The traps require the animal to grab the bait and pull it toward them, or for them to grab the trip lever itself in trying to move it out of their way so they can remove the lower bait. I use one marshmallow on top and one underneath the trip lever.Date published: 2014-12-16Rated 5 out of 5 by J P from works great! already caught 5 Raccoons would be nice to have some instructionsDate published: 2014-04-27Rated 5 out of 5 by JOHN from the first night caught one coon same story the next night. the over all quality of the trap is exceptional. It was made to hold on to the animals leg. Al tough I wouldn't recommend trying to release a live coon from this trap.Date published: 2014-03-31Rated 5 out of 5 by JAMES from I bought 4 of these traps and in 2 weekends at my hunting camp, I've caught 6 coons. I finally figured out if you take a hotdog and nuke it until it's like rubber, then slide a piece of it "on" the set trigger inside the trap you'll catch them everytime!! And believe me, those coons are smart enough to steal your other baits.Date published: 2014-02-24Rated 5 out of 5 by DOUGLAS from The day I received them I set one with the bar code tag still attached and caught a coon that night . My buddies couldn't believe it . Great product.Date published: 2014-01-03Rated 5 out of 5 by KENNETH from Duke traps are perfect as alwaysDate published: 2013-11-10Rated 5 out of 5 by ANTHONY from Well made, good value for the price. Should do a job on the coon that keeps tipping my trash over.Date published: 2013-10-31Rated 5 out of 5 by ROBERT from Set them both out this weekend, worked perfectly. Easy set and release, I used a sturdy screw driver as I didn't see the setting tool offered.Date published: 2013-09-30

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 I just use cheap cat food from the dollar store fill it to the top and the coon will do the rest
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Zebra Technologies Corporation To Implement Selectica Contract Lifecycle Management Solution Worldwide
Selectica (NASDAQ:SLTC), a leading provider of enterprise contract lifecycle management and sales configuration solutions, today announced that Zebra Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ:ZBRA), a provider of technology solutions to identify, track, and manage the deployment of critical assets, has chosen to implement Selectica Contract Lifecycle Management to manage the company's reseller, independent contractor, and NDA agreements.
"Zebra Technologies has grown into a global organization with specialty digital printing and automatic identification solutions in more than 100 countries around the world," said Michelle Hartmann, Senior Corporate Paralegal and Contract Administrator for Zebra Technologies, which is headquartered in Lincolnshire, Illinois. "With the sheer volume of complex contracts being initiated in multiple locations, we needed an advanced contract management solution to manage our processes and gain greater productivity out of our existing resources."
The Selectica Contract Lifecycle Management solution streamlines the entire contract lifecycle, from contract request, authoring, negotiation, and approval, through contract execution, on-going obligations management, amendment, and renewal. The solution's library of approved templates, language, and terms will help Zebra improve the consistency of language and terms across its contracts and reduce risk. The Selectica system's dynamic workflow capabilities will also help the company reduce contract cycle time to close business faster.
After a comprehensive assessment of several contract management solutions, Zebra ultimately decided to utilize Selectica's solution based on several criteria, including the scalability of the solution, the total cost of ownership, and the knowledge and professionalism of the Selectica team. A key differentiator in the selection process was also the flexibility of deployment options Selectica provides. Zebra will deploy the Selectica solution in the cloud initially, but the company will be able switch to a behind-the-firewall deployment as its needs change.Hartmann noted, "We were pleased with the solution's flexibility, which is well suited to a global operation. As our company continues to expand, we are confident that this solution will be capable of expanding with us."
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BenefitMall, the leading provider of the nation's largest portfolio of employee benefit, payroll products and services and CompuPay, Inc., a BenefitMall company, today announced that both are selected as finalists for the 2013 American Business Awards. BenefitMall is a finalist for the Fastest-Growing Company of the Year category, and CompuPay is a finalist for Customer Service Department of the Year. Each finalist will ultimately be a Gold, Silver or Bronze Stevie® Award Winner in the 11th annual Stevie® Awards program.
"We are so honored to be a finalist in two categories for the prestigious Stevie® Awards," said Bernard DiFiore, president and CEO of BenefitMall. "Our team is the key to our success and our company growth, as we continue to innovate and lead the industry with new solutions for our clients and partners. This designation solidifies our company vision to be the fastest growing company in the U.S. providing integrated payroll and employee benefits through trusted advisors, innovative technology and superior service."
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Townsend impressed Hodgson at QPR
England boss Roy Hodgson has admitted it was a scrap for survival with QPR that brought Andros Townsend to his attention as a possible international star of the future.
"I know quite a lot about the young players at Tottenham because they have a lot of them," said Hodgson.
"Tom Carroll is one, Kyle Walker and Kyle Naughton and also Andros Townsend. These were players I had been following all through last year.
"But when Andros got the loan move to QPR and did so well there it really alerted us.
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Clergy and institutional leaders of Dallas Area Interfaith are preparing to deliver a letter to Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings and members of the Dallas City Council calling for adequate rest breaks for all Dallas construction workers. You may DOWNLOAD a copy of the draft letter in PDF, and the full text of the letter is quoted below. If you are a clergy member or institutional leader of any DAI member institution, you are invited to add your name as a signatory to that letter by completing the linked FORM or by calling the DAI office between the hours of 9 am and 3 pm, Monday through Thursday, at 214-689-5988.
The full text of the draft letter will be printed on the letterhead of Dallas Area Interfaith.
November, 2014
Dear Mayor Rawlings and the Members of Dallas City Council:
We, the undersigned organizations, write to urge you to support a rest break ordinance for Dallas construction workers.
Dallas is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented growth and has one of the highest rates of new construction in the United States. According to the 2010 U.S. census, roughly 225,000 construction workers live and work in the Dallas Metroplex. Yet, these men and women are laboring in the most deadly state in the country to work in construction. Build a Better Texas: Construction Worker Conditions in the Lone Star State, a 2013 study published by the University of Texas-‐Austin, Build a Better Texas: Construction Working Conditions in the Lone Star State, found that 33% of Dallas construction workers do not receive rest breaks, and 12% have witnessed a coworker faint on the job due to heat exhaustion.
The importance of regular rest breaks for workers is undeniable. Construction workers engage in strenuous physical activity and often labor in extreme heat. Under such conditions, regular breaks to rest, hydrate, and cool off in the shade are critical to ensure that workers perform their jobs safely and effectively. Working without rest dramatically increase one's risk of heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and even death. Yet these heat-‐related illnesses are entirely preventable if workers are given sufficient rest breaks during the workday.
We believe that rest breaks are a basic human right. Yet there is no state or federal law mandating breaks for workers. Instead, employers are simply expected to do the right thing. Although many responsible construction businesses do already provide regular rest breaks to their workers, too many employers in our community do not.
For these reasons, we ask that City Council take action to guarantee all Dallas construction workers at least ten minutes of rest for every four hours of work. We ask this out of deep respect for the men and women who build the City of Dallas, as well as the many honorable construction employers who already prioritize the health and safety of their employees.
Passing a rest break ordinance in Dallas will have an extraordinary impact on the physical and economic welfare of Texas construction workers and their families. These men and women build our homes, our offices, and our schools. They deserve dignity and respect. Join us in standing with Dallas construction workers by recognizing their basic right to rest.
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There's little doubt that knee airbags serve an important role in automobiles, protecting occupants' knees and shins from hard impacts against the dash in the event of a collision. However, as with any added component, they do take up space within the vehicle. Ford is addressing that factor in its 2015 Mustang, which will feature a passenger-side knee airbag that's built into the existing glove box. Read More
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Three years ago, we first heard about TRW Automotive's new roof-mounted airbag system. At the time, the company claimed that it had a "significant production contract" with an unnamed auto manufacturer, that might see the technology appearing on production vehicles. Now, TRW has announced that the airbags will be standard on the new Citroen C4 Cactus. Read More
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Wait a minute. Villagio is a real Italian restaurant.
Is it possible? Can this fashionable village of presumptive consumption -- whose inhabitants drive shiny new Mercedes, glide around on Manolo Blahniks, and gorge on designer loot with a flash of their American Express Centurions -- really be home to a moderately priced Italian restaurant with the sensibilities of an authentic Tuscan trattoria?
360 San Lorenzo Ave., 1430
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Category: Restaurant > Italian
Region: Coral Gables/South Miami
In a word, yes. Praise the Lord and pass the gamberetti.
You can also thank chef Francisco Ramirez, who, unlike an annoying number of local gourmets, is a servant of flavor not flash. Ramirez's food is understated rather than over the top, and he knows a complete dish comprises more than a wacky creation surrounded by whatever the line cooks can scrape from beneath the deep-fryer.
To put it another way, the guy can flat-out cook.
The restaurant is flat-out gorgeous too. Owners Alexandre Kalas and Tom Billante dropped a few bills to ensure what would otherwise be a cavernous, charmless, generic shopping mall hole became a spacious, elegant expanse of rough-cut stone and marble and softly burnished wood. An exhibition kitchen is partially hidden behind a low wall at one end of the dining room, while the façade is a row of French doors that open onto a large outdoor patio and burbling fountain.
Ramirez offers diners a big menu encompassing all the usual Italian culinary suspects (fried calamari, caesar salad, pizza) in addition to more intriguing pastas, carpaccios, and those gamberetti I mentioned earlier. The finger-size rock shrimp arrive as part of a classic (albeit slightly pimped) Tuscan salad, coupled with plump cannellini beans, arugula, radicchio, diced tomatoes, and rice tossed in a delicate balsamic dressing.
The dish's success relies on fresh ingredients and a precise balance of flavors. It was deceptively simple yet so delicious; I felt rather unseemly wondering what the hell rice was doing in there when another handful of tender cannellinis would have made it absolute perfection.
Oh well. Drain the glass of soft, citrusy 2003 Maso Poli pinot grigio from Villagio's modestly intriguing but reasonably priced wine list and move on to "Pennette Harry's Bar." This uncomplicated, satisfying number pairs diminutive pasta tubes with a rustic, sunny-tasting sauce of tomatoes, sun-dried tomatoes, garlic, spinach, and pine nuts. Yes, it's inspired by that Harry's Bar and it makes the journey from Venice to Coral Gables quite nicely, thank you.
Now we're sipping a suave Chianti, the 2002 Terrabianca -- earthy yet elegant, with smoky cherry-berry fruit -- and I'm drooling over one of the best dishes to stain my napkin in months. It's lombata passana, a sizable veal chop pounded to about the thickness of a notebook, still wearing a fearsome-looking bone that's been frenched so carefully it appears to have been sandblasted and then steam-cleaned.
To reach the fork-tender meat you have to dig through a mélange of roasted potatoes, artichoke hearts, arugula, and radicchio that alone is almost worth the price of the meal. But that's not all. Tucked beneath the chop is a golden-crusted potato cake, crisp on the outside and creamy on the inside, plus a mound of well-cooked broccoli rabe, its bitterness tamed by a quick sauté with garlic and pine nuts.
For dessert it's tiramisu, an abundance (perhaps even an overabundance) of airily whipped mascarpone layered with Kahlua-soaked ladyfingers and drizzled with chocolate sauce, the kind of thing you'd find in a real Italian restaurant in a real Italian village, not in some sprawling suburban temple built to entertain the joys of rabid consumerism. Unless of course the restaurant is Villagio.
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For more than 50 years, the staff at Arnie's Dog House has steamed classic Vienna beef hot dogs, Polishes, Italian beef, and other sandwiches and their focus on what's on top of the bun is just as important as what's inside of it. Toppings crown any meal choice, and include ladles full of chili cheese or the Chicago-style treatment for a hot dog, with sport peppers, dill pickle spears, and tomatoes on top. Arnie's toppings are so popular, they even come as a standard part of many menu items: cheese fries get more interesting with a sprinkling of bacon, and tamales come with gooey chili. Side items including fried pickles, cheese sticks, and funnel-cake fries help round out the menu. The team cooks up these favorites in addition to other items such as loose hamburgers, corn dogs, Italian sausages, and pizza puffs for meals to be eaten in house or delivered to your door still sizzling, cooking meals quicker than even the competitors of the Lunch Lady World Championship Games.
When Debbi Fields opened the first Mrs. Fields in 1977, it wasn't all sunshine and cookies. Between her lack of business experience and the unorthodox business model—selling only cookies—not many people believed in her. More than 30 years and a global franchise later, it's safe to say the doubters are eating their words, at least when they're not busy stuffing their faces with one of Debbi's signature semisweet chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin and walnut cookies.
The wild popularity of Mrs. Fields's cookies can be attributed to the richness of their basic ingredients: real butter, whole eggs, and special blends of chocolate. Classic flavors include chewy fudge, peanut butter, and white chocolate macadamia, and seasonal flavors complement the lineup throughout the year. Select varieties can also be made into cookie cakes of various sizes and shapes that add a delicious twist to any celebration or milk-truck spill.
In 1988, Auntie Anne's founders Anne and Jonas Beiler purchased a Pennsylvania farmers'-market stand, where they experimented with dough until they created a pretzel that seemed to strike the perfect chord with their customers. Today, at their more than 1,350 locations worldwide, the pretzel makers still hand roll the original recipe but have added to the menu with inventive options such as the eight signature dipping sauces. The team constantly explores new uses for the pretzel dough, such as wrapping it around hot dogs and slicing it into bite-size nuggets. To transform the snack into a meal, they accompany it with specialty drinks, including frozen-lemonade desserts.
When not twisting dough, Auntie Anne's team partners with the national charitable organization Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, which raises funds to fight childhood cancer. Auntie Anne's also reaches out to the community through fundraising opportunities.
The Wetzel name wasn't always a source of pride. As a kid, Rick Wetzel grew accustomed to hearing, "Hey Wetzel, you pretzel!" on the playground. But the teasing inspired a quest for the tastiest soft pretzel, one that eventually blossomed into Wetzel's Pretzels. After years in Nestle's marketing department, Rick and coworker Bill Phelps channeled Rick's soft-pretzel recipe into a chain of shops. They make hand-rolled, oven-baked pretzels that sit for only 30 minutes before being sold or chucked, an example that might be in the dictionary under "fresh," if Babe Ruth using his bat as a pool cue weren't already there. And though the buttered and salted Wetzel's Original still occupies a spot on the menu, a flurry of imaginative flavors fills its other slots, from Sinful Cinnamon to Jalaroni, a cheesy pretzel scattered with pepperoni and jalapeños.
The bakery hit the ground running in 2012 with a rave review from ABC7's Steve Dolinsky and praise from the Post-Tribune. Dessert Menu features custom cakes with specialty buttercream frosting made from actual butter, rather than hydrogenated oils. One of their specialties is waffles. These delicacies are made with caramelized sugar with buttery-sweet ingredients beneath. Following the tradition of Liège waffles from East Belgium, the mixture is pressed into Belgian waffle irons to create thick and chewy waffles with chunks of caramelized sugar pearls throughout. Prepared fresh upon ordering, they can be topped with fresh fruit, Nutella, homemade whipped cream, or caramel. They also dole out scoops of gelato, a slowly churned, dense ice cream that contains more milk than cream. Beyond the cakes, waffles, and gelato, Dessert Menu prepares fresh batches of pastries, tarts, and other treats.
For more than 25 years, the family of arctic artisans at Zarlengo's Italian Ice has infused real fruit and carefully selected ingredients into more than 50 varieties of temperature-defying delicacies, each carefully forged on-site and collectively voted Best Ice Cream in the Chicago Area by Chicago Sun-Times readers. Guests may commission miniature igloos in seasonal flavors such as pumpkin gelato or apple-cinnamon Italian ice (medium $3.25), or they can unite flavors such as mango, chocolate, and strawberry Italian ice with soft serve ice cream in an arctic cooler (medium $4.29). Natural ingredients such as fresh tangerines and bananas come together in real fruit slushes (medium $4.29) to enjoy a refreshing reprieve from their day jobs as still-life models, and hand-dipped novelties such as the Zar bar accommodate busy patrons with 10 varieties of chocolate-ensconced portability ($1.89).


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Cowboys' Romo has surgery, out for Eagles finale
|Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett congratulates quarterback Tony Romo (9) after a touchdown against the Oakland Raiders during the second half of an NFL football game, Thursday, Nov. 28, 2013, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
IRVING, Texas (AP) — Tony Romo had back surgery and will miss Dallas' third straight season finale with the NFC East title and a playoff berth on the line. Coach Jason Garrett said Romo underwent surgery Friday after consultation with doctors during the week following his injury in a win over Washington.
Kyle Orton will start for the Cowboys in the winner-take-all game against Philadelphia on Sunday night.
Romo lost the past two winner-take-all finales — to the New York Giants two years ago and Washington last season. He also lost to the Eagles in the same situation in 2008.
Philadelphia (9-6) is trying to complete a worst-to-first turnaround from a 4-12 season under first-year coach Chip Kelly. The Cowboys (8-7) want to end a three-year playoff drought.
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Are there are any great tools out there for managing the /etc/network/interfaces file on a debian system but for linux in general. Not a GUI but a UI that automatically manages eth0:1, eth0:2 and so on. Automatic addition, deletion, enable and disable. Our interfaces file has quite a few static addresses that change constantly and needs constant attention. vi is just cumbersome and prone to errors.
Puppet/Chef/Cfengine solutions are not as inviting for a such a simple task. I was about to roll one out utilizing ansible if none exist.


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Not-your-father's Nutcracker, this fresh take on the holiday classic was created by The House Theatre of Chicago, the award-winning team who created our critically acclaimed The Sparrow (presented by Stoneham Theatre in 2009). For the family of twelve-year old Clara, a Christmas without her recently deceased older brother can never be the same. When her eccentric Uncle Drosselmeyer gives Clara a wooden nutcracker that happens to look just like her brother, a fantastic journey begins. After the nutcracker comes to life, Clara and a team of wise-cracking toys face down the evil Rat King in a battle that teaches Clara and all of us how to celebrate life while honoring loss. Adapted from the original tale by E.T.A. Hoffman, with live music from a 4-piece band.
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The classic club-sandwich combo of roasted turkey, smoky bacon, creamy avocado, and sweet, juicy tomato is even better when you toss it with a creamy lime dressing. Prep and Cook Time: about 2 1/2 hours. Notes: Using good store-bought roasted turkey, if you can find it, cuts out 1 1/2 hours of cooking time.
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Vanderbilt Pre-Specialty (for non-RNs) MSN 2013 - page 14
Hi All, There doesn't seem to be a thread yet for pre-specialty Vandy applicants (the thread going now seems to consist mostly of grad entry), so I thought I'd start one! Any other pre-specialty folks out there? I am from... Read More
- 0Feb 12, '13 by sarahdukieCongrats on the scholarship, Ash!! That's awesome. From what I've heard, many people end up having to put down multiple deposits if they want their options to remain open while waiting for other schools. I won't even find out if I am in at Seattle U until April, so I'll definitely be putting a deposit in to Vandy if I get in! It stinks that sometimes money gets lost that way, but its worth it if you are truly undecided, when you consider what a major life decision it is, and what a drop in the bucket a deposit is compared to all the debt we will take on! It does appear that scholarship opportunities at Vandy are scant—1 merit (gpa and gre) scholarship for all of pre-specialty students. If Vandy is really where you want to be though, I'd look into the NHSC scholarship program—it is a full scholarship with stipend for students who agree to work for 2 years in an under-served area upon graduation. That's what I'm hoping for, anyway!=)
- 0Feb 12, '13 by sarahdukieWhoops, plus Vandy's website says all students get a 3,300 scholarship to cover books. Otherwise, a handful of little scholarships, and then the 1 full ride =)
- 0Feb 12, '13 by jasonmstone82I had my FNP interview today as well. I thought it went really well and I am anxiously awaiting a decision. I was told of a potential clinical site that Vandy partners with that lines up perfectly with my long term goals. I was told to expect a letter in the mail in the next few weeks. Now whenever I go to the mailbox I am going to have butterflies in my stomach!Last edit by jasonmstone82 on Feb 12, '13 : Reason: words had to be deleted
- 0Feb 12, '13 by jasonmstone82I asked if I would receive a decision via email, and she responded that I would get my decision via snail mail.


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[GXT 3.0] Need Access to ComboBoxCell minListWidth property
[GXT 3.0] Need Access to ComboBoxCell minListWidth property
I want to define a ListView widest than the ComboBox field it belongs to.
In GXT 2.0 this could be done by
Question are, will this property be accesible in the near future? Is there any other way of doing this?
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Thanks for the report, we'll look into it.
As a workaround you can use JSNI to access otherwise inaccessible fields and methods, either from a subclass of ComboBoxCell or in your own code.
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With the help of municipal Clerks and Registrars, we have tested ElectioNet, the software application of the Central Voter Registration system (CVR). Critical to implementing a CVR to meet the specific needs of the State of Maine, ElectioNet went through rigorous testing to ensure user-friendly, streamlined and proper functionality to meet State and Federal requirements. To accomplish this testing, several municipal election officials were asked to volunteer their time to work with the State CVR Functional Team. These users made the trip to Augusta to practice such important modules as Voter Registration, Reports, and Absentee Voting, to name a few. The time and effort of these individuals is greatly appreciated, and their input is valuable to our overall effort of delivering a sound and efficient CVR. Thanks again!
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Delivery, Set-Up and Help: The state has delivered over 450 sets of equipment to municipalities; the remaining equipment will be delivered in the coming weeks. Please refer to the documentation provided with the equipment for important information, including set-up of the equipment and the username and password to access the computer system. Once you are logged onto the computer, you will see an icon on the screen for the CVR application. You will be unable to access the CVR until you receive a specific username and password required for the CVR application, which will be provided to you at Track 2 Training. In the event you receive damaged or inoperable equipment, or if you have set-up questions, please contact CBE at 1-800-YES-TECH, and select option 4 (1-800-937-8324, option 4).
Internet Access: The CVR application, known as ElectioNet, is an internet, web-based application. In order to maintain voter registrations on the CVR, internet access is required. Joan Bolduc, the Data Communications Customer Assistance Coordinator with the State Office of Information Technology (OIT), will be contacting Clerks or Registrars in municipalities that are not currently connected to the Internet. She will be working with you, coordinating and contracting with vendors, and scheduling the work orders to ensure you are able to access the CVR.
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