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The WCA Hospital Medical Laboratory Science Program is affiliated with the following institutions of higher learning and extends courtesy faculty appointments to their program Coordinators/Directors.
The student will be bound by affiliation agreements between the hospital program and the degree granting institution. These affiliating institutions have been found to provide the necessary academic preparation for students wishing to pursue a career in Medical Laboratory Science.
Canisius College
Buffalo, NY
Marjorie Shanks, MA, MT(ASCP), Director of Clinical Laboratory Science ProgramClarion University of Pennsylvania
Clarion, PA
Dr. Doug Smith, Professor of Biology, Medical Technology CoordinatorEdinboro University of Pennsylvania
Edinboro, PA
Dr. Matthew Foradori, Department of Biology & Health Services; Advisor, Medical Technology ProgramElmira College
Elmira, NY
Dr. Christine Bezotte, Associate Professor of Biology; Director, Clinical Laboratory ScienceGannon University
Erie, PA
Dr. Dawna T. Mughal, DirectorIndiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana, PA
Mrs. Joyce Shanty, MN, RN, Coordinator, Allied Health ProfessionsKent State University
Kent, OH
Dr. Gail Frazier, Associate Professor, Medical Technology Program CoordinatorRoberts Wesleyan College
Rochester, NY
Dr. Cynthia Davis, Associate Professor of BiologySaint Francis University
Loretto, PA
Dr. Marian Langer, Professor of Biology; Coordinator, Medical TechnologySlippery Rock University
Slippery Rock, PA
Dr. Carolyn S. Steglich, Professor, Dept. of BiologyState University of New York College at Brockport
Brockport, NY
Dr. Craig Lending, Associate Professor, Biological SciencesState University of New York College at Fredonia
Fredonia, NY
Patricia S. Astry, MS, MT(ASCP), Assistant Professor of BiologyThiel College
Greenville, PA
Dr. Nicholas Despo, Professor of Biology, Medical Technology CoordinatorUniversity of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA
Margaret Reinhart, MMA, MT(ASCP), Program Director, Instructor of BiologyYork College of Pennsylvania
York, PA
Marie E. Dunstan, CLS Coordinator
Students attending non-affiliated colleges or universities are also considered for acceptance providing admission criteria have been met. It is generally determined that given equality in all other aspects, the affiliated student will be given preference over a non-affiliated student.

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To direct an elaborate, ambitious new production of "One Thousand and One Nights" — translated by a Lebanese novelist and starring a pan-Arab cast — Toronto's splashy Luminato arts festival turned to a British Jew. But director Tim Supple has built a career on connecting cultures: Acclaimed for bold reboots of stage classics, he brought "A Midsummer Night's Dream" to India, "Twelfth Night" to British TV and "Midnight's Children" to New York City's Apollo Theater. With Arab-world turmoil as the real-life backdrop for "intense" rehearsals of "Nights" in Fes, Morocco, Supple talked to the Forward's Michael Kaminer by e-mail.
MICHAEL KAMINER: Over the months that you've been rehearsing "One Thousand and One Nights," the Arab political landscape has shifted completely. How has this affected the production?
TIM SUPPLE: It has affected us deeply, as it should, in three ways. First, we had to change our plans at the last minute and shift rehearsals from Egypt to Morocco, as the situation in Egypt was uncertain at that moment. This was a huge organizational challenge, and meant that we lost some time and, sadly, some people who were not able to leave Egypt.
Second, many of our company — especially those from Syria, Egypt and Tunisia — have been through a time of emotional turbulence while working on our project. In some cases this has involved distressing news from home, in others a more general intensity of feeling.
Third, for most of the artists involved, events have heightened feelings around the project. It has become more important to them as an event that we hope will shift perceptions of Arabic culture, theater and people.
Perhaps this last effect — a heightened sense of moment around the project — will be felt by audiences, too. We shall see.
It seems significant that a Jewish director is behind a massively ambitious production of a story with Middle Eastern roots, translated by a Lebanese author, with actors from Algeria, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and Iraq. What kind of perspective do you feel you're bringing to the material?
My work on the project is as an artist working with other artists. My perspective comes from my past as a theater director. This past has been largely in the U.K., but has also involved much work and learning from elsewhere — Europe, India, North America, the Far East. So I bring many influences to this work. My family's roots have never once struck me as relevant.
You've identified yourself in interviews as "Jewish, British and secular." In which order do those influence your work?
In descending order. My secular humanism is the most powerful influence. My European background will have had enormous influence. The rest belongs to the unknown huge interior influence — from family to teaching to the world around us. Whatever I have said in the past, I feel that the most important thing is to get beyond definitions of ourselves in terms of nation and religion. I try to see myself and others with clear, open eyes.
Has anyone along the way — aside from journalists — raised your Jewish roots as an issue?
No — because it isn't.
What kind of reception are you expecting for "One Thousand and One Nights" in Toronto, one of the world's most multicultural cities? Do you think an American audience would respond differently?
I can never guess what the reception will be. I just try to do the best work I can and then put it in front of audiences. I learn from every audience. How different might the U.S. audiences be from Toronto audiences? Again, I can't predict. From experience, I find that the biggest factor in determining audience response to different work tends to be the prevailing theater culture of each place. So it has more to do with the particular city, festival and theater.
Are there threads connecting your treatments of Shakespeare, for example, and your approach to "One Thousand and One Nights"?
The "Nights" are a great work of folk culture, dramatizing the immense range and complexity of the challenges of life lived by the mass of people. Shakespeare also concerned himself with that same vast territory. Shakespeare is a great teacher, and I could not approach a work as broad in its grasp as the "Nights" without my experience of Shakespeare. On the other hand, the "Nights" are something entirely themselves — they have a genius, an integrity of their own. I am trying to grasp that and not impose anything on them, not make them something else.
When news breaks from the Arab or Muslim world — crackdowns in Syria, bin Laden's death — does it affect what's going on in rehearsals?
Emotionally, yes.
Has there been a response from the Arabic-speaking world to the production?
A great deal of interest, some excitement, some suspicion. Naturally.
Your organization, Dash Arts, is currently presenting an Arabic series to "challenge preconceived notions of Arabic culture, offering new perspectives and unheard voices." It sounds like that kind of work is needed in the United States. Any plans?
Yes. We hope to take "One Thousand and One Nights" around as widely as possible. We would like to also ensure that our hugely successful dance piece, "Babel," plays in the U.S. Our next project, the "Tribute to Oum Kalsoum," will also be something we want to share with U.S. audiences.
What's the biggest misconception about the work that you think your production will address?
That the "Nights" are a collection of fantasy adventures for children, coming from a generally exotic source. They are not; they are brutal, erotic, witty and complex explorations of the major challenges of adult life — marriage, sex, money, power and fate. They come from specific roots in Arabic-Islamic history, and they come from a culture that we must stop seeing as hostile and inferior. It's neither.
"One Thousand and One Nights" runs from June 10 to June 19 at the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto, as part of the Luminato arts festival.
Michael Kaminer is a frequent Forward contributor whose writing has also appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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Conservative Axioms
If you want a good, brief list of axioms that undergird a conservatives' political beliefs, you won't have to go far beyond this one by John Derbyshire. The list is distilled from a talk by Charles Murray, and author and scholar whose work I admire. I'll give you his points in bullet form.
- If you tax a thing, you'll get less of it.
- If you subsidize a thing, you'll get more of it.
- If you do things for people, they will lose the inclination — and soon the ability — to do things for themselves.
- Kids need parents.
- Adults need colleagues, friends, and relatives.
- The people who administer government programs don't have much interest in their efficiency or success.
- If the control levers of society are in the hands of a meritocratic caste, smug in their superiority and increasingly cut off from their fellow citizens, then the less bright and less able will be elbowed off the sidewalk, into jails, welfare slums, and dead rustbelt zones.
To that I'd add a couple three of my own, though he might disagree with one or two of them.
- Regular practice of a Judeo-Chrstian religion tends to make people better citizens and neighbors, though that does not necessarily mean that regular practitioners of other religions may not be .The jury is still out on a couple.
- Education is best done locally.
- Strong nations are built from strong individuals who learn to sacrifice some bit of their individuality for the welfare of their neighbors.
- History is important
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In May of 2000, she was appointed to the Hanover Township Mental Health Board where she stayed until her election to the Hanover Board of Trustees in April of 2009. She was re-elected to the Hanover Township Board of Trustees in April of 2013. Currently she has been appointed as the Finance Committee Chairman for the Hanover Township Board of Trustees having previously served as trustee liaison to the Senior Committee and to the Committee On Youth.
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What makes the Scottish crowd special?
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If you could collaborate with anyone else on the bill, who would it be?
"The Script or Beyoncé. I'm dead serious about The Script – I think they're fierce.
Beyonce's alter ego is Sasha Fierce – what would yours be?
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There's a mass T Dance happening on Sunday to Salt 'n' Pepa's 'Push It' – what's your favourite track to bust a move to?
"Nineties R&B really does it for me – the whole Puffy thing. Bad Boy Records – anything from them gets me moving."
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Another Elliott Smith recording was culled from the vaults today in celebration of his birthday week. Following his alternate-lyric take on "Alameda" and piano/harmonica arrangement of "Needle in the Hay" comes Either/Or's "Punch and Judy," put to tape twice as fast as the original with more hi-hat work than you'll spot on other Smith drumming efforts. Stream/buy the new "Punch and Judy" above, while the aforementioned "Needle in the Hay" rendition is still available in exchange for the KRS e-mail list here.
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Hhhhhhh it warms my heart to see you going for some digital stuff as well- AND ROCKING IT. The atmosphere and colours in this piece are absolutely to die for and bless your patience with all of those little dots- it feels as if the light dissolves into raindrops at its edges, and it's absolutely enchanting to look at along with the strange characters and wonderful geometry in the boy's sleeve. The way you've worked the squares into the folds is absolutely astounding- it appears so three dimentional!
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Kingdom pledges oil market stability
WASHINGTON — The Kingdom is committed to strengthen the stability of the oil market.
To that end, the Kingdom would work on it individually and in cooperation and coordination with Gulf Cooperation Council and other OPEC and non-OPEC countries in order to provide sufficient supplies of petroleum resources while working to stabilize oil markets and restore oil prices to fair levels for producers, consumers and the oil industry.
Addressing a meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) here Saturday, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Assaf, Saudi Minister of Finance, dealt with the economic situation in the Kingdom, the conditions of the global economy and some of the topics relating to the IMF.
He highlighted the continued strong performance of the Saudi economy as reflected in its high growth and moderate inflation.
Dr. Al-Assaf said the medium-term economic prospects are positive with expected strong growth in non-oil gross domestic product.
In terms of public finances, the minister explained that the budget for 2012 continued to focus on supporting economic development in order to achieve strong and sustainable growth as well as to create jobs while continuing to give priority to infrastructure projects, education, health, training, and social services.
On the banking sector, the minister reiterated the strength and integrity of the sector and said that work is under way to apply the requirements of the Basel 3 as approved by the Basel Committee.
Dr. Al-Assaf said the Kingdom has taken several measures to support small and medium businesses establishments, including encouragement of national banks to take an active role in providing banking services to this sector.
On the other hand, Dr. Al-Assaf urged officials at the IMF to have a fair and balanced diversification of the fund's staff to include Saudis and Arabs in the staff of this institution.
He also stressed the importance of the fund and other international financial institutions' support for the Arab countries which are passing through a phase of transition and development.
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Vegetable Manchurian is probably the most popular vegetarian dish in Chinese restaurants in India. Try this recipe out for your next party or get-together!
Mix finely chopped minced vegetables with salt to taste, and ¼ tsp. each of red chilli powder, ginger paste and garlic paste. Bind this mixture with some cornflour and shape into small balls. Shallow fry the balls on a non-stick pan till golden brown. Keep aside.
In a large non stick pan heat the remaining oil, add remaining ginger, garlic and crushed red chili and fry for a minute.
Add the salt and spring onions. Stir-fry for a minute. Add 1 1/2 cups water and bring to a boil.
Add 1 tbsp corn flour to 1/4 cup water and dissolve well. Gradually add to the gravy and stir continuously till it resumes boiling. Boil till the gravy becomes transparent. Add vegetable balls and Soya sauce. Boil for two more minutes and remove from heat. Serve hot preferably with hakka noodles and vegetable fried rice.


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After Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough uncorked one of the best freestyles in "Dancing with the Stars" history last night, they were my pick to win season 16. Even though… More
After Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough uncorked one of the best freestyles in "Dancing with the Stars" history last night, they were my pick to win season 16. Even though… More
Our beloved Season 16 of "Dancing with the Stars" was coming to a close with perhaps the four most talented couples ever to perform on the show. To me, it… More
It's been quite a season for flamboyant "Dancing with the Stars" judge Bruno Tonioli. He's raised the wrong paddle, been cussed out by his co-star Len Goodman, and just learned he will have one less night to gyrate on TV next fall. But he's still bullish on the show that made him famous.
There was a weird feeling backstage at "Dancing with the Stars" on Tuesday night. On the one hand, we were celebrating the 300th episode of the ABC reality show. On… More
What were my hopes for the "Dancing with the Stars" semifinals this week? That we had one upset this season. The past few weeks had been way too predictable, and… More
In a "Dancing with the Stars" season in which there had been no elimination surprises, I was sure Sean Lowe would be the next to go. Sean's runaway groom and… More
Judge Len Goodman caused a commotion with the "Dancing with the Stars" cast after he cussed out Bruno Tonioli on the Monday night show.
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I was deeply torn going into the "Dancing with the Stars" Week 7 elimination show. My head knew that Andy Dick should go home; after all, he was clearly the… More
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The Top 10 Worst Car Redesigns Since 2000
Typically when a car gets redesigned, it gets better. An automaker has likely spent years improving its performance, styling and comfort to make car shoppers take note. A redesigned model can spark sales, and the most successful ones can change the course of an entire brand.
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However, not every redesign is a success. The editors at Cars.com have come up with 10 of the worst attempts at overhauling a car since the millennium turned in 2000. And to prove first impressions count we've included some of our thoughts from the cars' original reviews that seem to still resonate today.


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Port Adelaide caretaker Garry Hocking says he won't seek the AFL club's full-time coaching job.
Port are moving to appoint a coach by the grand final, with Rodney Eade and sacked Carlton boss Brett Ratten leading candidates.
Hocking, who coached Port for the final four games following Matthew Primus' departure, says he wants to remain at Alberton under the new coach.
"I look forward to serving whoever gets the job in whatever role they see fit for me," Hocking said in a statement on Wednesday.
Carlton's axing of Ratten has opened the field for the job as the Power hunt an experienced coach, with Brisbane assistant and former Fremantle coach Mark Harvey also touted.
Port's chief executive Keith Thomas said interviews would soon be held as Hocking, who failed to win in his four games in charge, said he needed more time before being a head coach.
"The past four weeks have confirmed my passion for coaching at this level, but I believe I will further develop under a new senior coach," said Hocking, who joined Port in a development role in 2009.


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- OR - Select an option belowWhen Goldstein & Sons opened at Collins Avenue and 74th Street 30 years ago, there was no shortage of competition with three other kosher butcher shops and deli markets in the surrounding North Beach neighborhood. Today, rechristened with a slightly different name, the mom-and-pop store is the last one standing. Jews and gentiles from all over Miami-Dade's northeastern communities trek here for a truly authentic deli experience that has become a part of Miami Beach's rich Jewish roots. Goldstein's significance was recently documented in a short film by a young Jewish auteur named Aaron Davidson, titled A Slice of Life. In the minidoc, family patriarch Joe and his customers share recollections as the butcher, his son, and his grandchildren prepare orders. The images convey the pride and hard work the Goldsteins put in six days a week. At the deli counter you will find homemade gravlax for $6.25 per quarter-pound. Salads range from $4.99 (potato or cucumber) to $9.98 a pound (all-white tuna). Deli sandwiches overloaded with corned beef, pastrami, bologna, salami, turkey, roast beef, brisket, or tongue are available for $7.95 or $9.95. You can also purchase deli meats to take home. For holiday dinners and special occasions, Goldstein's offers a 12-person food platter for $189 that includes five rotisserie chickens or a 14-pound turkey, four quarts of homemade chicken soup with matzo balls, 12 pieces of gefilte fish, a potato kugel, two pounds of carrot tzimes, and four pounds of hot or cold side salads. But if you have a few more shekels, go with the $249 brisket platter.


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Hundred-year-old covered bridges, remnants of tallgrass prairie, and the occasional arrowhead unearthed in a farmer's field aren't the only links to history in Plain City. Elements of the area's past are still a big part of life in the present. Families continue to farm the land of their great-grandparents. Children still fish and swim in Big Darby Creek. And everyone can still get a taste of authentic Amish Kitchen Cooking.
The town of Plain City was originally called Westminster when it was founded, but not long after, its name was changed to Pleasant Valley. It's easy to see why. Once the favorite hunting and camping grounds for Wyandot and Shawnee Indians, the Darby Watershed welcomed the first European settlers in the 1800s. Here they found a temperate climate, tree-lined riverbanks, nutrient-rich till soil, and a tremendous variety of plant and animal life.
Growth was slow and uncertain in the early years of Pleasant Valley, but the town had the advantage of being located on Post Road, over which many of the early pioneers traveled as they made their way west. Businesses and mills began to spring up. Then the railroad came in 1851, bringing cheap transportation and the future to the village.
During the 1850's, when cries of slavery and abolition were rampant over the nation, Pleasant Valley was an important station on the Underground Railroad, which shuttled slaves northward to Canada. Some of the newly freed people remained in the town and their descendants still live in the community.
In the year 1871, there were at least four towns in Ohio named Pleasant Valley. In 1877 the citizens petitioned to change the name of the town to Plain City. By the late 1920s, Plain City had become an important railroad shipping point for livestock. Droves of sheep and cattle were driven through the center of town and down Maple Street (then Railroad Street) to the pens and loading chutes across from the depot.
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It might not look like it now, but years ago Plain City was home to many Amish families. The first group of Amish settled in Plain City in 1896. And by 1904, there were three large Amish churches, made up of 20 to 30 families each. Here, they tended prosperous farms, raised their families, and practiced a simple, separate way of life.
But by the 1940s, modern inventions, such as the automobile, began to tempt the younger generation. The incursion of worldly technology spurred the beginning of an exodus from the area. Families began looking for a more isolated place to live.
Around 1944, a number of Amish families left the community, followed by another group in 1966, and yet another in 1975. Some of those who left Plain City went west to Wisconsin and Missouri. Others went to quieter, less worldly communities in Holmes County Ohio where fewer distractions existed.
Today, an estimated 400 to 500 families of Amish descent still live nearby, but only a handful of citizens born and raised in the Old Order Amish tradition remain in Plain City. Horse-drawn buggies, once a familiar sight along its streets, are now gone. Yet there are reminders of Amish life throughout the community, lending truth to the idea that the bounds of Ohio's Amish Country are defined more by cultural ties and shared traditions than by geography.
Amish Kitchen Cooking draws not only tourists but also the locals to Plain City's landmark, Der Dutchman Restaurant and its sister restaurant, Dutch Kitchen. The Plain City Amish landscape also includes cheese houses, country stores, handcrafted furniture shops, farmer's markets, and auctions, which offer an entire evening of entertainment on the second and last Fridays of every month.
Located only half an hour away from the airport and downtown Columbus, Plain City is a friendly, familiar American small town where you'll find plenty of ways to make the most of an afternoon or a long weekend.
Tourists and townsfolk alike eagerly await the area's warm-weather, outdoor festivities. At the Miami Valley Steam Threshers Festival, the third week in July, artisans demonstrate antique machinery and visitors enjoy an art fair and flea market. The Shekinah Mennonite Festival in Plain City offers additional old-fashioned, family-friendly fun. At the Shekinah Mennoite Festival, the second weekend in September, airplanes and hot air balloons are added to the entertainment.
The area is also popular with cyclists. Columbus-area bicyclists ride to Plain City on Saturday mornings just to partake of the generously portioned breakfasts at Dutch Kitchen—particularly the just-baked cinnamon buns that are well worth pedaling miles for. Of course, the scenery helps!
In 1991, The Nature Conservancy declared the Darby Plains one of the "Last Great Places" in the Western Hemisphere. The relative absence of dramatic modifications to the environment helped keep the Big Darby Creek system closer to what it once was.
Back in 1883, Dr. Jeremiah Converse, a physician of Plain City, described the area this way: This whole country was a sea of wild grass, and flowering herbs ... daisies, buttercups, wild pink, coxcomb, lilies, and many others equally beautiful. It was, indeed, a grand sight to a nature-loving mind, to look over these extensive prairie fields and behold them mantled with so luxuriant a growth of vegetation and decorated so lavishly with an almost endless variety of flowers, variegated with all the colors of the rainbow...
Today, only remnants of this untouched prairie remain around Plain City, but it still provides a wonderful window back into the time before European settlement. Near Plain City the natural heritage of the Darby Plains can be found among the weathered gravestones at the Bigelow and Smith Cemeteries. These preserves not only remind visitors of the area's pioneer past, but also provide a glimpse of over thirty species of native prairie plants that once covered much of Ohio.
Though rare and scattered, mature burr oaks and post oaks, some from pre-settlement times, still survive in the Darby Plains. And the 18-acre, privately owned W. Pearl King Savanna in Madison County has been successful in maintaining one of the few remaining natural occurrences of oak savanna in central Ohio.
The natural environment of the Darby Valley, though deteriorated, remains an island of aquatic biodiversity in a sea of severely impacted Ohio and Midwestern streams. It is home to at least 103 bird species, including migratory birds, waterfowl, and grassland birds; almost a hundred species of fish; and an incredible variety of wildflowers and trees.
The Darby Creeks also boast an abundance of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. With most of the natural setting intact, this sprawling watershed is a wonderful getaway for nature lovers of all ages and capabilities. From fly-fishing to cross-country skiing, the activities subtly change, as do the seasons.
In the summer, canoeing and kayaking are some of the best ways to experience this National Scenic Byway waterway The creeks' navigability affords the novice and the veteran an enjoyable journey. Make sure to bring binoculars or a camera. As you quietly paddle down the Darbys you may see white-tailed deer, herons, great horned owls, spotted turtles, and beaver among the critters that live within the forested corridor.
Big and Little Darby Creeks are well recognized as two of the finest sport fishing streams in Ohio, too. Black bass, crappie, sunfish, smallmouth bass, and catfish all await the angler. Though low in numbers, native populations of the mighty muskellunge can be found in the creeks as well.
In area Metro Parks, trails challenge both the hiker and jogger. When Old Man Winter cooperates, there also is an excellent trail for the cross-country skier, plus sledding runs for downhill thrills.
As winter gives way to spring, the park is painted in spring wildflower glory and wildlife activity abounds. Tallgrass prairie remnants show off their colors as the summer wanes. These seasonal images beckon to be captured by the budding and experienced photographer.
Speaking of photography, you won't want to leave the area without pictures of its real windows to the past—the covered bridges of Union County. These four historical covered bridges and a steel truss bridge were built in the 1860s and '70s and are still in use.
The people and places of central Ohio have played an important role in shaping America's history. Fortunately, that storied past remains alive in the architecture, natural beauty, and daily rhythms of classic communities like Plain City.
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text: Alaska State Trooper Captain Tony April was raised in one of the roughest cities in the nation. There weren't many paths leading out of the mean streets of Miami. Instead, most of them led to gangs, drugs and a life of crime. So how did this sixth child of 10 kids end up in Alaska? More importantly, how did this man, who grew up with a distrust of law enforcement, become an Alaska State Trooper? To read a story about April that was written by the Public Information Office for Black College Today magazine, go to Full Story


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After years of preparation, North American libraries are finally ready to convert to the pinyin system for the romanization of Chinese. October 1, 2000 has been designated as "Day 1". Henceforth, all systematic romanization of Chinese in cataloging will be done according to the pinyin system, replacing the Wade-Giles system which has been in use by the Library of Congress and other North American libraries, including Stanford, since the 1950's. This change will affect not just records for Chinese works, but records for works in other languages as well, if romanized Chinese access points are used (e.g., a personal name as author, a geographic place name as subject). Staff at SUL and Hoover are working within the national framework to implement this new standard within our catalog.
Differences between the two systems are manifested in both spelling and spacing. For example:
Mao Tse-tung Mao Zedong Pei-ching Beijing
The version on the left is romanized according to Wade- Giles, and the one on the right according to pinyin.
In order not to have records that are romanized according to these two different systems residing in the same catalog, massive conversion projects are being planned under the leadership of the Library of Congress, the Research Libraries Group, and OCLC. The main components are:
During the transition period when a mixture of Wade-Giles and pinyin records coexist in various systems, a pinyin marker will be used (the 987 field in bibliographic records and 008/07 in authority records) to indicate the conversion status of an individual record.
In Unicorn/Socrates, we have approximately 6,000 Chinese bibliographic records that belong to SUL, and 47,000 that belong to the Hoover East-Asia Library. Our plan for their conversion is to send the SUL records to OCLC, which provides a conversion service that accepts records from individual library systems, and to order a snapshot file from RLG for the Hoover records after they have been converted in RLIN. For authority records, we will receive the converted records through our authorities service vendor (LTI). Once they are loaded into Unicorn, all linked bibliographic records, Chinese as well as non- Chinese, will be updated with the new pinyin form of the heading. The old Wade-Giles form will become a see reference.
Unfortunately, these changes will not happen overnight. Instead, they will be carried out over a period of several months (roughly Oct. 2000-Apr. 2001). During this transition period, one should be extra careful when using romanized Chinese in catalog searching, and be mindful of the fact that the target record(s) may be romanized in either Wade-Giles or pinyin.
More information related to the pinyin conversion project is available at http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/catdept /pinyin.html
Phyllis Kayten has joined the Information Center as a part-time Reference Specialist. She has a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from SUNY Stony Brook and is currently in the process of a career change from human factors investigations to library science. She previously worked at NASA as a human factors psychologist, and before that, as an investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board. In the latter position, she was among a team of NTSB investigators who would go to various airplane, train, and bus accidents throughout the US and investigate what human factors (from instrumentation displays to air traffic controller work schedules) may have contributed to these accidents. We are happy that she is now applying her investigative skills and information retrieval experience on the Information Center desk.
Christina Mesa joins the IC team as a Reference Specialist. She obtained her Ph.D. in Modern Thought and Literature from Stanford in 1999, and has taught in the Introduction to the Humanities program on campus. Her research interests include: Western 19th Century Culture, 20th Century Narratives in Film, and 21st Century Parenting. She is anticipating the birth of her first child. She will be teaching a course next Spring entitled "Americans in Paris" for the English Department. In the meantime, she says she is very happy to be honing her research skills at the IC Desk.
Mary Munill, formerly the Microtexts specialist in Media and Microtexts, is our new Interlibrary Borrowing Specialist. An alumna of Chico State, she is currently working on her M.L.S. at San Jose State, where her interests are reference services and online searching. Her background includes working at Brentano's Bookstore, where she fondly remembers placing special orders for customers, and also as a Senior Customs Administrator for KLA-Tencor, where she managed the process of importing materials from foreign countries into the US. And, in addition to these apt pre-Interlibrary Services experiences, she also brings her cheerful attitude and her passion for Giants baseball to the unit.
Please join me in welcoming Phyllis, Christina and Mary!
Library Specialist IV: Under the direction of the Assistant Director for Technical Services, manages the daily operation of the acquisitions department. Responsible for ordering new monograph, serial, and standing orders titles, receiving and payment. Oversees bibliographic verification and creation of online bibliographic records, vendor selection, receiving, routing, and claiming. Approves and processes invoices for payment; arranges prepayments as needed; coordinates online vouchering of invoices for payment; serves as liaison with Accounts Payable. Monitors the budget for monographs, serials, standing orders, and bindery. Responsible for managing the receipt and processing of U.S. Government Printing Office materials received through the Federal Depository Library Program. Supervises staff of one Library Specialist and students. Computer skills are an integral part of the position. Attention to detail is essential. Knowledge of Western European languages is useful. Please contact Regina Wallen at 723-2475 for more information.
These titles reflect the compiler's notions of the humorous, wry, ironic or unusual, and should not be construed as reflecting any other opinion or judgment, nor the editorial opinion of SUL/AIR News. Contributions for this feature are eagerly solicited. Submit any oddities to: firstname.lastname@example.com
The fish don't talk about the water : gender transformation, power, and resistance among women in Sri Lanka / Carla Risseeuw. -- Leiden ; New York : E.J. Brill, 1988. AHX1545 / HQ1735.8 .R57 1988 / Green Library.
The fish in the sea is not thirsty. Versions / by Robert Bly. -- [2d Rainbow Bridge ed. -- San Francisco : Rainbow Bridge, c1971] AEE9674 / PK2095 .K3 A23 / Green Library.
The fisher-mans tale : of the famous acts, life and love of Cassander a Grecian knight / Francis Sabie. -- London : Richard Iohnes, 1595. ALS3599 / 821.3 .S11f / Stanford Auxiliary Library.
Fishers of books / Barton Currie ... -- Boston : Little, Brown, and company, 1931. ALJ1514 / Z992 .C976 / Special Collections.
Fishing for pleasure and catching it / by E. Marston, F.R.G.S. (the amateur angler) and two chapters on angling in North Wales, by R. B. Marston. -- London : T.W. Laurie, 1906. AKC0518 / 799.1 .M374 / Stanford Auxiliary Library.
Fishing in Africa : a guide to war and corruption / Andrew Buckoke. -- London : Picador, 1992. AMA4266 / DT12.25 .B83 1991 / Hoover Library.
SUL/AIR has the following new open positions this week.
Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002074 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002080 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002082 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002090 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002094 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002096 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002101 Business Software Developer (7/31/00); REQ# J002103 Business Software Developer (7/31/00); REQ# J002105 Library Specialist (7/31/00); REQ# J002113
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We believe in the best so our sheets are beautifully laundered in crisp white cotton and all our furnishings - a mixture of antique and contemporary are chosen to suit each room. We dont have themes because we dont believe we need them but as you will find out the room names and numbers are related to their individual style. Leather armchairs and widescreen tvs abound and of course each room has its own bathroom with power showers and large baths. Special toiletries and bathrobes go without saying.
Our Food draws people from all over, the Modern British menu offers classy renditions of pub classics such as Beer Battered Cod and Hand Cut Chips or 28 day aged Sirloin Steak with home made Bearnaise, plus we use local ingredients - Selsey Crab and Diver caught scallops to create dishes with a contemporary twist. Do look on our website for our current menu which changes every couple of months. The daily blackboard specials focus on seasonal dishes reflecting what is available and these change each day. Well behaved children are welcome and we will happily provide smaller portions to suit.
Around and about Chichester Festival Theatre is 10 minutes away as are Goodwood, West Dean House and Gardens, Chichester Town and Cathedral, the medieval market town of Midhust, Petworth and Uppark. The Sussex Coast with the Witterings nature reserve is about 25 minutes dirve so why not build up an appetite with a fabulous walk along the beach!


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The Expert View: GKN, St James's Place and BP
Our daily roundup of the best analyst commentary on shares, also including Tullett Prebon and Escher.
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GKN upgraded after focus moves back to value
Engineering group GKN (GKN) has been upgraded as currency headwinds appear to stabilise, meaning investors can refocus on the underlying value and prospects of the business, according to Numis.
Analyst David Larkham upgraded his recommendation from 'add' to 'buy' but kept his target price of 435p following 'solid' first half results for the company, which manufactures parts for cars and aeroplanes. Shares jumped 6.7% to 366p yesterday on the results.
'The shares have underperformed the UK engineering sector in 2014 reflecting downgrades from currencies and land systems division,' he said. 'No further changes to forecasts and with currencies now appearing to have stabilised attention can move back to underlying value and prospects.'
He added that with 37% of earnings coming from its aerospace division and the car parts division making good progress, the shares, which are trading at a discount to the sector, looked 'attractive'.
'Hence we have upgraded to "buy" albeit further data points may be required before we see much upward traction,' he said.
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St James's Place continues to break records
Peel Hunt has kept its 'hold' recommendation for St James's Place (SJP) as record-breaking results for the financial sales force were nevertheless in line with investor expectations.
St James's Place reported a 19% rise in funds under management to £47.6 billion in the first half of the year, a 20% rise in new business, while operating profits were up 12%. Dividend growth is likely to hit 40% over the year.
However, much of that rise is in line with investor expectations, prompting some profit taking in yesterday's trading, with the shares sliding 2.4% to 771p.
'SJP's results were largely as expected, the business delivering strong sales and assets under management growth which is translating into another year of dividend growth, now expected to be 40%,' said Duncan.
'We expect our forecasts to move modestly higher, but make no change to our recommendations for now.'
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Tullett Prebon struggles in 'revenue storm'
Wholesale financial broker Tullett Prebon (TLPR) is continuing to struggle amidst a 'revenue storm' just weeks after chief executive Terry Smith stepped down.
Liberum analyst Justin Bates retained a 'sell' recommendation and target price of 240p after profits for the first half of the financial year fell 31% to £43.2 million, earnings per share dropped 28% to 16p and the dividend per share was held flat at 5.6p.
'Tullett continues to be battered by a revenue storm that shows no sign of abating,' he said. 'The stock has hit our target price but in light of these results and the cautious outlook we shall review forecasts and valuations.'
Bates said that while 'on the face of it' Tullett looked 'attractively priced' he was concerned about the group's 'long-term competitive position'.
Shares were trading at 240p yesterday.
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BP results show an 'ongoing recovery of profitability'
Good results from petrol behemoth BP (BP) highlight an ongoing recovery in profits, according to Jefferies analyst Jason Gammel.
Gammel retained his 'buy' rating and target price of 570p following second quarter results showing net income of $3.6 billion (£2.1 billion) – 10% ahead of consensus. However, shares dipped 2.5% to 484.3p yesterday as the oil group warned of the potential impact of further sanctions against Russia due to its stake in Rosneft.
'While earnings from Rosneft surprised on the upside, BP's core businesses generally performed well over the second quarter and cash flow generation of $7.9 billion is encouraging,' he said.
'Our fundamental view on this stock is unchanged with these results highlighting the ongoing recovery of profitability in BP's underlying upstream [exploration] operations.'
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Escher reaping rewards of 'bumper' deal with US Postal Service
Software solutions provider Escher (ESCH) is benefiting from the deal to provide software to the US Postal Service in the biggest deal of its kind.
Panmure Gordon analyst George O'Connor reiterated his 'buy' recommendation and target price of 507p following first half results. Shares fell 3.5% to 292p yesterday.
'Escher is trading in line with full-year estimates. As disclosed [on 9 June] the US Postal Service bumper license is now apportioned between the first half of the year and the second and pleasingly this – the largest contract ever signed in the global post office industry – continues to move ahead,' he said.
'We note a tease in the statement that Escher has invested in its postal point of service offer so that it "can be prepared for emerging opportunities in the global logistics space". While no details were divulged we are intrigued with the comment but will have to await interims for more details.'


text: My beloved Makarov has some small rust pitting on the slide. I keep it very lightly oiled to prevent any more rust, but was wondering if there is a good way to remove any rust spots. Being a daily carry gun, and not a collectors piece, it isn't worth a ton of money to do a restoration on but I'd like to clean it up and maybe re blue it. Any advice?


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Why don't they go after the men who solicit these "services" rather than go after teenage girls? Better yet, are they arresting and shutting down the "agencies" (pimps) who recruit teenage girls?
Same thing happens here in Canada, they prosecute the women instead of going after the men. Doesn't seem right to me.


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New moon photos released
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NBC National News — NASA has released new images of the moon, some of which show how time has stood still there for nearly 40 years.
Today, from 30 miles above the lunar surface, you can see the lunar rover parked where Apollo 17 astronauts left it.
You can also see the rover's tracks, undisturbed.
"These are some of the most amazing images of the moon that I've ever seen because they put into a really cool context what was done back during Apollo," says NASA's Noah Petro.
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter was sent to the moon a few years ago to find water and to map its surface from orbit.
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Like a lot of kids, our son is fascinated by wild animals and ancient dinosaurs.
He loves to dress-up and build habitats, watch documentaries, and read books about dinosaurs and crocodiles.
And, our son had been running around with an attached leopard tail that belonged to his sister's halloween costume because it was the only tail he could find to pretend he was a full-fledged Spinosaurus when he'd create makeshift costumes.
I told him that we'd figure out a way to make a better tail. I considered cutting out scute-like ridges from cardboard, painting them green, or maybe cutting pieces of scaly felt and gluing them together to trail behind him.
I went to do some chore and forgot about the whole missing-dino-tail-and-I-promise-to-make-one predicament.
When I went back upstairs, I was reminded that I had forgotten that task when I saw our son, again.
But then, I was also reminded that it didn't matter that I had forgotten, after all.
Our 5 year old son had figured out a perfectly workable and realistic solution, himself.
And, I must say….It is absolutely Brilliantastic.
It's True.
Kids won't allow a seeming lack of available resources to inhibit their goals.
It is refreshing to watch a mind work in creative ways
because it hasn't learned to place boundaries on solutions.
A Child Will Build What His Mind Sees.
A Child Will Make Her Thoughts Come To Life.
I mean, I can almost not even see our son in this photo….He becomes a Spinosaurus down to those perfectly curled therapod claws and that realistic hissing roar that sounds like the ancient reptile actually needs to clear his throat.
Can You Just Hear It?
It's A Good Lesson For Us All, To Remember, Really.
Don't Just Love The Spinosaurus, Become The Spinosaurus.
Learn Everything You Can About That Spinosaurus.
Use Whatever You Find Available To Make Spinosaurus Happen.
Don't Wait For Mom To Go To The Craft Store To Cut Green Scutes Out Of Tag Board.
There's No Need For That Kind Of Unnecessary Delay!
(She'll Probably Just Forget, Anyway!)
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO IS PUT ON That Cheap Dollar Store Hat That You Begged Your Very-Resistant Mom To Buy (Because It Might Be A Buck, But, Seriously, How Long Is It Going To Last? Over A Year, Surprisingly),
TWIST That Over-Sized Pipe Cleaner Into The Neck Of Your T-Shirt Until The Head Hole Stretches To Fit A Beach Ball Through It When You Finally Take It Off To Make A Spiny Sail,
TUCK That Handy Plastic Pirate Chain Into Your Belt Loop (Which, Interestingly, Also Doubles As The Leash You Fasten Around Your 2nd Grade Sister's Waist When You Pretend To Use Her As Bait To Catch Crocodiles) And Make A Long And Fearsome Tail,
CURL Your Fingers Into Terrible Three-Fingered Claws That Look Like Perfect Garden Rakes,
ROAR A Throaty Roar That Would Inflict Laryngitis On Lesser Humans, I Mean, Ancient Reptilian Crocodylomorphs…
AND STRIKE Fear Into The Hearts Of ALL The Other Dinosaurs In Your Imagination As They Tremble In The Sharp-Toothy Face Of Your Boundless Cleverness.
PROVE Just Why YOU Are The Apex Predator In This Food Web Of AWESOME…AGAIN.
When I see children solve problems by seeing the potential in
the simplest things that lay in front of them,
I am reminded that we, parents, might not be missing
as many spinosaurus tails as we thought we were.
The solutions to our everyday conundrums might just require
an adjusted approach,
a less conventional perspective,
or, at the very least,
one really awesome plastic party pirate chain.
Everyone should have one of those.
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text: 7th Circuit: Prayerful Guidance Counselor Loses Title VII, First Amendment Claim 5/16/2008 Permissions 11/30/07 4:45 PM 7th Circuit: Prayerful Guidance Counselor Loses Title VII, First Amendment Claims By Jeffrey W. Natke A public school district's refusal to grant a contract renewal to a guidance counselor at the end of her probationary status because she prayed with students and replaced school instructional materials on contraceptives with pamphlets advocating abstinence did not violate Title VII or the First Amendment, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appealsheld. In 2002, the South Shore Public School District in Wisconsin hired Kathryn Grossman for a three-year probationary contract as a guidance counselor at the public school in Port Wing, a rural town in northern Wisconsin. Shortly after beginning work, Grossman discovered school materials in her office instructing students on contraceptives. Without consulting her supervisors, Grossman discarded the materials and replaced them with literature advocating abstinence. Toward the end of her first year, a student, nervous about presenting a graduation speech, approached Grossman. With Grossman's encouragement, the student and she agreed to pray together. Later, when a 12-year-old student came to Grossman in tears about her mother's miscarriage, Grossman again suggested prayer together. As Grossman's probationary contract drew to a close, the school district decided against granting a renewal, which would have included lifetime tenure. Grossman filed suit, alleging the school district's decision was based on hostility toward her religious beliefs in violation of Title VII and the free-exercise clause of the First Amendment. The district court granted the school district's motion for summary judgment. On appeal, the 7th Circuit affirmed, holding that there was insufficient evidence to create an issue for trial. According to the 7th Circuit, the school district properly based its decision on Grossman's conduct, not her religious beliefs. The court discussed how school authorities have a right to control guidance counselors' policies and that even some religious parents may oppose a counselor "praying with their children or advocating abstinence as the sole method of birth control." The 7th Circuit emphasized how school administrators were concerned not with Grossman's theological views, but with Grossman's abstinence strategy, which "related to her approach" for solving the teenage pregnancy problem. Nonetheless, the 7th Circuit cautioned that the result may have been different if Grossman's religious conduct "merely tipped off" supervisors of her possibly "repulsive" religious beliefs and if school administrators based their decision on these beliefs rather than on Grossman's conduct. However, as the 7th Circuit explained, Grossman's conduct merely signaled that she held beliefs "almost certainly shared by the Christian school administrators who decided not to renew her contract." Grossman v. South Shore Public School District , 7th Cir., No. 06-4294 (Nov. 15, 2007). Professional Pointer: As this case emphasizes, although it may be permissible to base an adverse employment decision on an employee's improper conduct, it is impermissible to predicate the decision merely on disagreement with an employee's theological beliefs. Jeffrey W. Natke is an attorney with the firm of Kamer Zucker & Abbott, a Worklaw® Networkfirm in Las Vegas . Related Article: 8th Circuit: Fired Worker Wins Religious Discrimination Claim , Court Report, Aug. 10, 2007 Quick Link: SHRM Online Workplace Law Focus Area Editor's Note: This article should not be construed as legal advice. Permissions ADVERTISING LINKS


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I applied online. The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at McAfee in April 2011.
had 1 phone interview which was fully technical.. Asked about work exp, database, netowrking and OO concepts.. a bit of algorithms... he was mostly seeing whether my basics were good..
onsite interview had 4 rounds.. 2 were more on projects, challenges faced etc. Others were technical on similar topics and asked to write code on the board.
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1. Written Test:- 30 questions from verbal & Non-Verbal reasoning +20 aptitude Questions ,It was the toughest paper,like eltmus questation .
The written test had 50 questions and were given 1 hour to solve it.
Today cutoff is 28 questions.
2.my technical interview was for approx 110 to 120 minutes duration( Blackboard Presentation on code + Questions on computer communication network+memory mangement questaton+questaton from open the file close the file+basic java+3 puzzles questons+alogrithm of data structure)Interview Questions- Names of previous interviewrs Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter – interviewed at McAfee in June 2014.
Interview Detailsinterview process was good first was technical round fllowed by interview process. difficult questions
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Application DetailsI applied through a recruiter. The process took a day – interviewed at McAfee in April 2014.
Interview Detailstelephonic round was there for the post of software engineer in java technology. it was around 1 hour and 30 minuts long. there was java's technical questions and some data structure's question. basic of java core and link list and queue insersion and deletion. there was 2-3 puzzuls
Interview Questions- There are three box with apple, orange and apple+orange, all three are identical, one have to know which box have which fruit exactly and one can open one box maximum. Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at McAfee.
Interview DetailsAt the time of the interview, there were 2 open positions. A software development position and a security research position. I couldn't decide which of them I wanted more, so I applied to both of them, which caused an increase of the number of interviews.
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Interview Detailsi was called for interview through elitmus but when i reached there i found out there were several rounds. The first round was a technical interview and it was focused on data structures. The second round was a coding exercise(very tough) but the good part is the questions are repeated.
Interview Questions- making functions to find out the length of largest left and right substrings in a number whose sum is equal Answer Question
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Application DetailsI applied through college or university – interviewed at McAfee.
Interview Details2 stages of selection for interview shortlisting. An eLitmus percentile of 98+ followed by a Multiple choice quiz on computer science, Data structures and programming fundamentals. The latter should not be much of a problem if you are thorough with the basics, though getting a good eLitmus score is the hard part. The job role included a combination of development and testing.
Interview Questions- Design a data structure where insertion, deletion, data access and get random element are all done in O(1), i.e., constant time. (Without using STL or Hash tables) View Answers (3)
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You have been patiently waiting for race registrations and we are thrilled to announce you can mark your calendars!
Registration for the Spring Dynamic Duo Columbia Triathlon & Aquabike and the Rocky Gap Triathlon & Aquabike opens:
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 9 a.m.
Columbia Triathlon & Aquabike
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Location: Centennial Park in Columbia, Md.
Our long standing most popular event!
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Date: Saturday, May 31, 2014
Location: Rocky Gap State Park in Flintstone, Md.
A beautiful, clear lake swim, challenging hilly bike course and country road run!
These events fill up fast so be ready to register, and we look forward to seeing you at the Spring Dynamic Duo race events!


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Asthma is an obstructive lung disease characterised by recurrent episodes of cough and breathlessness. It generally results from the inflammation and swelling of oversensitive airways on exposure to allergens and irritants.
Asthma is commonly seen worldwide. It seems to be more prevalent in women as compared with men.
The clinical features of asthma may vary from mild to severe to acute exacerbations. It is a lifelong disease which is episodic in nature. It is allergic in nature and cannot be transmitted from person to person. Clinical features include recurring cough, shortness of breath and chest tightness. Some individuals may also have wheezing which is a whistle like sound produced on exhaling air. These symptoms may be more pronounced at night or in the early morning. Occasionally asthma control may deteriorate and result in acute attacks which may be triggered by allergens, irritants, emotional stress or respiratory infection.
The chief factors contributing to asthma are increased sensitivity of the airways to certain triggering factors which causes increased mucus secretions and swelling of the airways, resulting in constricting them. Both environmental and genetic factors may play a role in causation. Individuals with a family history of asthma, allergic rhinitis or atopic dermatitis are more prone to developing asthma. Following are some triggering factors that may lead to asthma:
Physical exercise or respiratory infections may also induce an asthmatic attack. Detailed history and physical examination are helpful in diagnosing the disease. The doctor may investigate using a peak flow meter or spirometry which will assess the lung capacity to throw out air.
Poor control of asthma may increase chances of acute exacerbations which may be potentially fatal. This may occur on exposure to triggering agent leading to immediate swelling of airways coupled with excessive mucus secretion which may clog the airways. The patient may experience severe breathlessness which may be life threatening.
Asthma is a treatable disease but unfortunately it cannot be cured. Two kinds of medications are prescribed to the patient; one is the controller medication and other reliever medication. Controller medications are slow acting drugs which help in controlling asthma and thus preventing future attacks. Asthmatic patients are required to take controller medications regularly. Reliever medications are needed for immediate relief of asthmatic symptoms. They are short acting and their function is to dilate the constricted air passages. These asthmatic medications are given by inhaler devices called nebuliser or inhaler. In resistant cases, where asthma remains uncontrolled, oral steroids may be prescribed for better control. In an acute attack, take the reliever medication immediately and then wait for 10 minutes. If there is no relief, then inhale the reliever medication every 2 minutes for another 10 minutes. Contact the doctor at once if symptoms are not alleviated. It is advisable to quit smoking. Patient education plays an integral role in asthma management. Regular follow up is essential to monitor asthma control and modulate treatment accordingly.


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This week on the Paranerds Podcast, the Paranerds speak about Unfinished Swan, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rooftop Run, Game & Wario, Apocz, Castle Miner Z, White Noise Online, Dead Pixels, Darksiders 2, Walking Dead Season 2 and Weird Al , along with news, deals of the week and new releases. The two then talk about Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
Dead Space was one of the best horror games to have come out since Resident Evil 4. It had tension, it had survival skills needed it had frightening monsters and a pretty good storyline to boot. Dead Space 2 extended everything from the gore to the weapons to the awesome looking new suits. Dead Space 2 is the epitome of survival-horror and of course our expectations were really raised for Dead Space 3. So what the hell happened here?
Today's Free App of the Day is a survival-horror game by the name of Dead Space.
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This week on the Paranerds Podcast: The Paranerds speak about Dead Space 3, Splatterhouse, Final Fantasy IX, The Three Stooges and Guild Wars 2, they also go over new releases and News (See below). The two then go over some useless trivia with some facts from Didyouknowgaming.com and Kevin reviews Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance all while trying to avoid and PlayStation 4 news.
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There's no disguising the fact this isn't a horror series anymore. A series with horror elements in the same sense as Bioshock perhaps but not an actual horror series.
While the first two games were certainly criticized for the amount of bullets and weapons you had to mow down space zombies, there was often at least this attempt to have horror moments. Dead Space 3 doesn't even bother with that and at the end of the day it's closer to Borderlands in some respects than the previous games. But does that make it bad? Far from it.
This week on the ParaNerds Podcast, the nerds speak about Batman:Arkham City, Arkham City Lockdown and Minecraft. They also go over NEWS (see below) and read some fan mail. Being a slow week the duo go over some of the best and worst gaming music but unfortunately is cut short due to a bad cut to Kevin's thumb (image can be seen: warning pretty gory) .


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They say that mimicry is the greatest form of flattery. Well if that is the case then everyone at Vi should be feeling overwhelmingly flattered these days. It seems every gym around now has their own 90-Day Challenge program. Jenny Craig has a money back guarantee now, though only on their weekly check-in fees – you are still stuck with the food bill. Nutrisystem will refund your money for the program AND the meals – at the 14-day mark. How you figure out if a program is working in 2 weeks is beyond me. Weight Watchers has no guarantee at all though they are quite proud of their new mobile support, something users of the Body By Vi Challenge have had for quite some time.
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Of course it makes sense that all of these companies are copying the path the Body By Vi Challenge has forged. Last year Visalus, the company behind the Body By Vi 90 Day Challenge, finished as the second largest weight loss company in North America and was closing ground fast on the first. In fact in 2013 they became the first network marketing company EVER to eclipes $1 Billion in total sales without international expansion.
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