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Posts Tagged Stress ReliefMonster vs Sheep Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadWhat Monster vs Sheep lacks in variety it makes up for with stress relieving fun. At least, for a little while. Read The Full Review » Trees of LifeiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIncredibly simple, yet incredibly relaxing at the same time. This is the stress relief toy for the 21st Century. Read The Full Review » For as long as games have existed, we've been using them to test our reflexes. Pretty much every game tests how fast the player reacts, whether it be mentally or physically. In the case of Finger Splatter, it tests the player's ability to avoid a finger squashing hammer. A free app, Finger Splatter is very simple but compelling nonetheless. 40 levels of increasing speed consistently test the player as they attempt to avoid the mighty hammer destroying their hand. At first it's no great challenge but it's not long before it's a mad race for survival. Finger Splatter is the kind of game that's ideal for those short breaks throughout the day, especially when stress relief is needed! Game Center support offers 10 achievements while score sharing can be done via Twitter, Facebook and e-mail keeping the competitive spirit alive and well amongst friends. Finger Splatter is out now and it's free to download. FREE! iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2012-01-06 :: Category: Games A riot in your hand? It appears that's now possible thanks to TinyRiot. I've not seen an app like it but essentially it's a kind of stress relief tool that also produces some fascinating results. Upon loading the app, users simply hold their iOS device tightly and shake it with all their might. As the user shakes it, noise and music comes out to invoke some satisfaction. While doing that, it also records the entire thing via the camera while flashing a light around too. Essentially, it's a mini rave in your iOS device. Once something has been created, users can then upload their production to YouTube for all to see. It's absolutely bizarre, certainly as bizarre as the summary makes it out to be. It's also quite cool though. It does somehow relieve stress a little, or at least make its users laugh at the absurdity. It's from a Japanese developer, Qosmo, who explains that TinyRiot was created as a way of relieving frustration after the terrible earthquakes in Japan which makes a heck of a lot of sense. If this kind of thing sounds compelling, TinyRiot is out now priced at $0.99. It works with all iOS devices but works best with the iPhone 4. Check out the video below to see how it works. |


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The Girl With All The Gifts by M. R. Carey is a beautiful and tragic drama, a poignantly asked question of what it means to be human. And it is chillingly scary. This is the book you can actually loan to that friend who never goes with you to horror movies because they're "dumb" or "shallow".
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Hispanic Entrepreneur Lives American Dream
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Jesus Navarro's humble beginnings gave way to hard-earned success rooted in family bonds and an unwavering work ethic
Editor's note: This article originally appeared in Latin Business magazine the predecessor of Latin Business Today.His is the quintessential feel-good success story, this Hispanic businessman complete with penniless beginnings and a winding path of adversity leading improbably to a life of affluence. But to talk to Jesus Navarro is to talk to a man who ultimately cares less about the trappings of prosperity than about what they can teach others.
"Wanting to succeed is more important than having the educational tools or background to succeed," he says. "Just look at me."
Anyone who knows Jesus the Hispanic businessman would probably not know he was born the sixth of 13 children in the small city of Los Reyes de Salgada in Michoacán, Mexico, Mr. Navarro began working in the fields in the nearby rural pueblo of Apatzingan at age 4.
A year after returning to Los Reyes he left home at the age 11 with little more than the clothes on his back and a third-grade education. Finding field work and jobs in newspaper stands and selling trinkets at local farmers markets, he slept in bus stations and anywhere he could find shelter from the elements, taking care to regularly visit home and share his earnings with his family.
"To this day I'm convinced that my good fortune is the result of my mother's blessings to go back into the world after my visits. That and the unity of our family," Navarro now says.
In 1970, he found his way to Mexico City, where he worked at the famous Blanquita Theater. Two years later he arrived in the United States and went to work in the fields of central California with an older brother and other immigrants from Mexico. He was just 16.
"I have always felt, as so many immigrants do, that the U.S. is filled with opportunities," Navarro says. "I've had big expectations for myself since I was a young boy and never saw anything as unattainable, so my thoughts when I got here weren't so much about surviving or finding a place to stay as about how I could prosper."
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He eventually gravitated to Los Angeles and began working for manufacturing companies in and around the Huntington Park area of the city. After stints at Nissan Foods and Marvin Windows and Doors, he embarked on his first entrepreneurial venture, selling small toolkits, which he'd buy wholesale, to customers outside large hardware stores. The year was 1979 and Navarro already had a young bride and a newborn at home.
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Meet Chloe
She's 8 years old, full of mats and nothing but bones underneath all that hair. Her hair is so matted that we may have to shave her; I'm taking her to the vet tomorrow for a check up and to see what they think. I'm hoping that her teeth aren't a mess.
There isn't much backstory that we know of; someone surrendered her, but they had only had her for 3 weeks. Apparently she had showed up at their home as a stray. So the poor thing has been through the ringer. She was so depressed at the shelter that we had to coax her to even lift her head. But once I saw her eyes and how she responded to me, I knew I was taking her home.
So far she's stayed in my closet and she only comes out to eat. But at least she's eating - a lot. And now, 24 hours later, she comes right out of the closet when I call her name. It's baby steps, but it's progress.
Annie was very excited to see her, but Chloe hissed at her and I think it kind of freaked Annie out. But Annie has always been respectful of cats, so I'm hoping that they'll eventually get along.
No animal can replace Xena, but Annie seemed to be quite lonely and depressed over the last few weeks. I don't want to get another dog, but I believe a cat is a nice addition. And there's no way that she's going to be an outdoor cat.
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- Deka Black said...
Hello Chloe! Nice cat, very nice ^^
- March 26, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Bill Crider said...
A cutie, and very lucky to have found such a good home.
- March 26, 2011 at 6:15 PM
- Barry Traylor said...
As I commented over at FB she looks like a Maine Coon Cat a bit. Nice name, our remaining cat is called Cleo.
Bless you for adopting an older cat as they tend to be passed over. - March 26, 2011 at 6:33 PM
- Ron Scheer said...
Love the coloring; she's going to be beautiful...Maybe she's figured that out already...
- March 26, 2011 at 8:39 PM
- Walker Martin said...
A good pulp collecting friend of mine, The Major, occasionally takes care of another friend's cat. One time I sold him a box of SATURDAY EVENING POSTS with some nice pulpy slick stories. The Major noticed the cat was not using the litter box and later found out that the feline preferred doing her business in the box of POSTS.
- March 26, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Evan Lewis said...
Good on you for rescuing a shelter cat.
- March 26, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- PAUL BISHOP said...
Too cute... Hey, are you going to be at the Vintage Paperback Collectors convention at the Guest House in Mission Hills/Chatsworth tomorrow? I'm going to get there around 10:00.
- March 26, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Laurie Powers said...
Good news - tonight she and Annie hung out together and did very well. I don't think she is a Maine Coon cat Barry - I know she has Siamese and something long hair too.
Sorry Paul but I won't be going this year. I'm going to Courtney Joyner's talk at OutWest in the afternoon and I have to take my new pet to the vet in the morning. Is the paperback show two days? - March 26, 2011 at 10:24 PM
- David Cranmer said...
Beautiful cat, Laurie.
- March 27, 2011 at 7:19 AM
- Charles Gramlich said...
And she'll never know quite how lucky she is.
- March 27, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- Oscar said...
Nice looking coat on Chloe. Good luck with her.
- March 27, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Cap'n Bob said...
That's one lucky cat.
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- Richard R. said...
How charming she is! That she came out that fast is a very good sign, and you'll have to learn to brush her OFTEN and for heaven sakes keep he inside!, please. Follow the vet's advice and keep inviting her to your lap until she understands you are safe and loving. It's the same process Barbara went through with Charlotte, our recently deceased cat. Chloe is certainly a beauty! Congratulations.
- March 28, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- Melissa Marsh said...
She's beautiful, Laurie. I hope she is feeling better...
My cat adapted remarkably well to the move from the apartment to our new house...much better than I expected! She was also a rescue when I first got her and it took her quite awhile to warm up to us, but she did eventually. Just takes lots of love, which I know you and Annie will give her! - April 4, 2011 at 2:15 PM


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Bowel incontinence is an inability to control bowel movements, resulting in the involuntary passage of stools.
It is also sometimes known as faecal incontinence.
The experience of bowel incontinence can vary from person to person. Some people feel a sudden, urgent need to go to the toilet, and incontinence occurs because they are unable to reach a toilet in time. This is known as urge bowel incontinence.
Other people may experience no sensation before passing a stool, known as passive incontinence or passive soiling, or they may pass a small piece of stool while passing wind.
Some people experience incontinence on a daily basis, whereas for others the problem only occurs from time to time.
Bowel incontinence is much more common than most people realise: it's thought 1 in 10 people will be affected by it at some point in their life.
It can affect people of any age, although the problem is more common in elderly people. It is more common in women than men.
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Bowel incontinence can also be caused by long-term conditions such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis and dementia.
Read more about the causes of bowel incontinence.
Bowel incontinence can be extremely upsetting and hard to cope with, but effective treatments are available and a cure is often possible, so make sure you see your GP.
It is important to remember that:
If you don't want to see your GP, you can usually make an appointment at your local NHS continence service without a referral. These clinics are staffed by specialist nurses who can offer useful advice about incontinence.
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Treatment will often depend on the cause and severity of the condition, but possible options include:
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Gather your gruppeto and get ready to roll!
A fun ride across, through, over and under Melburn's bumpiest cobbled alleyways concluding with a lap of at an outdoor velodrome.
This cycling event is inspired by the grueling Queen of the Classics, the Paris-Roubaix 'The Hell of the North'.
It's a scavenger hunt on wheels of sorts, themed on the greatest single day race of them all – Paris Roubaix.
Pronounced ROO-BAY, the Melburn version arms riders with a map, musette and a pen with a challenge of finding cobbled sectors from the East to West, discovering a part of the city rarely seen. Unplanned stops for coffee, stoping to take photos and getting lost are all part of the journey.
There are no prizes for athletic merit as THIS IS NOT A RACE. Prizes for creative expression and pure luck are up for grabs.
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July 31, 2010
Pack Pack Pack All Day Long
Howdy Friends,
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July 30, 2010
Howdy Friends,
Today I met a new friend. He hopped towards me as I was picking marionberries [a mix between raspberries and blackberries (more blackberry than raspberry)] with my wife. He hung out while I took about 10 - hundred - 000 photos of him. He was my friend and I scared him away when I got too close.
This is just the way it goes sometimes.
July 29, 2010
I Think I'm Obsessed With Fire And Things Related To Fire(s)
Howdy Friends,
In the 6th grade I was suspended from school for starting fires. I was with my friends Jake and James at the time. We went into the bathroom and tore off pieces of toilet paper and paper towels, put them in the sink, then started them on fire. As far as we were concerned it was a controlled burn so we didn't understand the fuss. We started said fires with zippos that we had purchased earlier that week in the mall. That's right, they sold 3 eleven-year-olds zippos.
Mine had a skeleton with a flaming skull, wearing a leather jacket while riding a motorycle and said "easy rider" underneath. That lighter was AWESOME.
July 28, 2010
I Couldn't Decide So I Won't
Howdy Friends,
I'm too sad to make decisions tonight. Hopefully the universe won't explode if I post two photos for my daily photo (singular) blog.
July 27, 2010
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July 25, 2010
This Is Symbolic of My Heart. Yes, That's Right, My Heart Has a Drain On It.
Howdy Friends,
The weekend flew by. I'm sure this week will be much better than last week though. It will, won't it? WON'T IT???
July 24, 2010
Let the Packing Begin!
Howdy Friends,
I know, I know. It's another fire hydrant photo. I have recently decided that the two things I love photographing the most are: fire escapes and fire hydrants.
Maybe I should focus on fire trucks and fire s.
I would probably like those too.
July 23, 2010
July 22, 2010
My Steed and I Shall Ride to Battle. If We Should Die, a Warrior's Death it Will Be.
Howdy Friends,
Two things happened today: I started shooting my photos in RAW (which I think means "fancy" in photographer lingo) and I started using Adobe Lightroom.
Holy crap. The amateur photographer and computer nerd aspects of me are finally at peace with each other. I look forward to spending more than 15 minutes with this program.
July 21, 2010
Howdy Friends,
After today I'm surprised that I'm alive so you guys get a cat photo. Sorry.
July 20, 2010
I Used to Have a Chain on My Wallet
Howdy Friends,
I originally had a long post about getting up early but I decided to write this instead:
blah blah blah blah.
July 19, 2010
July 18, 2010
July 17, 2010
AHHHHHHHHHHH Part 2
Howdy Friends,
This is the second addition to my phobia series.
Scotch tape.
The stuff makes me cringe. I don't run away from it when I see it but if it gets attached to me in some way I totally freak out.
I'm really very brave.
July 16, 2010
Howdy Friends,
I'm considering a "facing one's fears" segment for the blog. This would definitely make the cut.
I'm very brave.
July 15, 2010
Another Portland Biker Getting in the Way
Howdy Friends,
We got to see the R. Crumb exhibit at the Portland Art Museum. It was pretty cool. I like most of R. Crumb's work so it was nice to see some originals up close. Besides that we went to the farmers market and out to dinner.
Now it's time for bed.
July 14, 2010
July 13, 2010
Aebleskiver Rhymes with Absolutely Nothing.
Howdy Friends,
This is what Shannon had for breakfast. I had plenty of bites. So delicious.
July 12, 2010
July 11, 2010
The In-Laws are Here!
Howdy Friends,
I've been working mornings so I'm delirious with the happiness of getting up at 5 a.m.
Here is a picture of our building.
July 10, 2010
Life is Hard
Howdy Friends,
Dinner was a pasta with pesto, chicken, and pine nuts with a side tomato salad with basil and mozzarella. I think desert will be raspberry bars made with raspberries that Shannon picked herself.
Portland really is a beautiful place.
July 9, 2010
I Entered Into Battle With the King of Mosquitos. I Won but the Damage Was Done.
Howdy Friends,
I didn't mean to do this. I proclaimed to have changed my ways but I ended up singing the same old song. Apparently I'm human.
July 8, 2010
July 7, 2010
It's Too Hot!
Howdy Friends,
A new era of photos is upon us. I will call this era "the age of anything but a closeup of a(n) instrument, shoe, wall, cat, etc." The old ways will never be forgotten.
How could they? I did 80 posts.
July 6, 2010
I Am a Self Proclaimed Pool-Fish
Howdy Friends,
This photo was taken towards the end of our first 40 minute game of pool. I like playing pool. I like playing for free. I enjoy the company of friends. Good times now bed.
P.S. I actually have no idea of whether or not this game took 40 minutes but saying that it took an hour seemed a little excessive.
July 5, 2010
I'm Going to Try Reading a Chapter in My Book Now
Howdy Friends,
When I went out to take photos today I did not expect this to be one of the them. If you remember from yesterday's post, I said I wanted to retake some photos with different settings. Turns out I still didn't get them the way I wanted. I do think this one is pretty cool.
July 4, 2010
Merry America Day!
Howdy Friends,
I took a TON of photos that I WOULD'VE liked had I used some different settings. I may go back out tomorrow [on my 2nd day off (woooooooooooooooooo)] and try to take them again. I would have to say that my ONLY criticism of the camera is that the view finder doesn't accurately portray what is going on with the photo. Oh well, I need to start reading photography books.
July 3, 2010
July 2, 2010
The Birthplace of Tortillas
Howdy Friends,
It may not be an attractive place but it is most certainly a beautiful place.
July 1, 2010
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Knowledge That Matters
The Environmental and Earth Sciences Department at Doane College nurtures students' perspectives on environmental topics and provides them with a thorough knowledge of environmental issues at the global, regional and local levels. The program will increase your competence in addressing these issues and their origins, consequences and solutions. The program is interdisciplinary and designed to prepare you for careers or advanced study in a variety of areas.
At Doane, you can pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental science with emphasis areas in biology, political science and policy, chemistry, computational thinking, or science teaching.
Courses include:
You can also combine courses of study with practical education in preparation for environmental careers in government, corporations and the non-profit sector.
You may also be interested in our Environmental Studies minor, which complements numerous majors including political science, business, economics, history, sociology, communications, biology and pre-law.
Senior Capstone Project
All Environmental Science majors complete a senior capstone project, selecting from three options:
1. Practice-Based Learning (PBL) - Provides internship and research opportunities to gain experience, a professional contact, and a potential future employer. Students work with the College to Career Center and Environmental and Earth Sciences faculty to arrange the internship.
2. Research Option - Provides the opportunity to work with a Doane faculty member on a research project. Facilities include the Lied Science and Mathematics Building and Aldrich Prairie Research Site.
3. Student Teaching - Those completing the Science Teaching Emphasis apply student teaching as their capstone. Students begin this emphasis during the first semester at Doane and satisfy Secondary Education requirements.
Students present their results at MindExpo, Doane's own celebration of students' creative efforts. They may also participate in paid summer research projects.
Internship Opportunities
Doane students participate in internships, summer employment, and shadowing gaining hands-on work experience. Internships can be taken for college credit through the new College to Career Center. Environmental Science students have completed these experiences at organizations such as:
Environmental 3-2 Program
Doane participates in the Cooperative College Program coordinated by the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University (Durham, N.C.). This program includes a 3-2 arrangement with Duke; students enter the School of the Environment after completing three years at Doane. After two more years at Duke, a student qualifies for a baccalaureate degree from Doane and a master's degree from the School of the Environment.
Following multidisciplinary professional programs at Duke University, students often find careers as natural resource managers and environmental problem-solvers.
Visit the Environmental & Earth Science Department Website for more information.
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Doane is a University Affiliate of the Council of Environmental Deans and Directors and a member of the Campus Ecology program.
View Online Catalog Here! On Earth Day Doane, along with nearly 700 other colleges and universities, joined the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment.
Our $10.2 million Lied Science and Mathematics Building provides an exceptional environment for study, research and interaction:
For students interested in field work there are locations close to campus, including the Audubon Spring Creek Prairie, wetlands, lakes and woodlands. You can also visit the Aldrich Prairie Research Site. This 50 acre award winning site includes a wetland, prairie and the eastern-most colony of black-tailed prairie dogs in Nebraska. Recent improvements include the 700 square foot Environmental Education Building.
Outdoor research opportunities also exist on the Doane campus. The campus is included in the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum and has been certified as wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife Federation.
The signature curriculum of the Environmental Science major includes expected courses such as Environmental Science and Ecology. It also includes courses such as American Environmental Literature, Environmental History, Introduction to Geographic Information Systems, Environmental Economics, and Environmental Education and Agriculture. A two week marine science interterm to the Newfound Harbor Marine Institute in Key West, Florida will begin in January 2012 and be offered alternate years.
Doane Environmental and Earth Sciences Department graduates are sought-after by employers and graduate programs. In part this is because undergraduate research is emphasized in the program and encompasses alternative energy, agriculture, wildlife biology, water and air quality, and earth science. Included in the curriculum is a research opportunity which begins in the junior year with preparation of a research proposal and selection of a mentor. The project is then completed during the following two semesters of the senior year and culminates in presentation at meetings which include Doane MindExpo. Students participate in paid summer research experiences, which support students doing research with faculty.
The Doane Environmental Science Department develop a model for a state-wide web-based stream monitoring and teaching system.
All environmental science students complete a senior research project and present their results at MindExpo, Doane's own celebration of students' creative efforts. Students may also participate in paid summer research projects and internships.
Student Research in Action
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Aldrich Prairie Research Site
The Aldrich Prairie Research Site is located 40 miles west of Crete near Fairmont, Nebraska. It consists of about 50 acres of wetland and prairie. The site also includes a black-tailed prairie dog colony. This combination of habitats in one location is unique to this area and provides extraordinary opportunities for outdoor experiences and student research projects. The prairie dog colony, for example, is the eastern-most colony in Nebraska and is extremely rare and of high conservation value.
Find out how environmental science majors are using the Aldrich Prairie Research Site.
An examination of the relationship between economic analysis and the quality of the natural environment in which we live. Students successfully completing this course will be able to: 1)understand economic theory and terminology as they relate to issues of environmental quality; 2)apply economic theory, where appropriate, to various environmental problems; 3)comprehend the interactions between both the private and public sectors in the struggle to find workable solutions to environmental problems; 4)appreciate the global dimension of environmental issues; and 5)analyze and evaluate environmental policy proposals to determine feasible solutions. Prerequisite: Economics 203. Offered alternate fall terms.
An examination of the role of humans in altering the quality of the environment. Topics include pollution, population, global warming, wildlife conservation, and environmental politics. Topics related to basic ecosystem structure and function are explored, as well as the human impact on ecosystems. Upon successful completion of this course, students will demonstrate an understanding of environmental issues, science content, and the interdisciplinary nature of environmental science. Prerequisite: BIO 101 or 120.
In this introduction to research, each student chooses an environmental topic, investigates it thoroughly in the scientific literature, and presents both a written and a formal report in a formal setting. The report will include a proposal for further research. The topic will then be investigated during the student's senior research project. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have developed information retrieval skills in regard to primary scientific literature and will have developed skills in formal scientific writing, speaking, and experimental design. Prerequisite: Environmental Science major and junior standing.
A two-semester laboratory or field project required of all senior environmental science majors. This course is a continuation of the student's Environmental Science 351 Environmental Science I topic. Students conduct an environmental study concluding with a report in an appropriate format. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have developed skills in experimentation, scientific writing, presentation, and critical thinking. Prerequisite: Senior Environmental Science major, Environmental Science 351.
An examination of how geologic processes and hazards influence human activities. The geologic aspects of earth resources and environmental issues related to water, soils, minerals, and fossil fuels are investigated. Hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, flooding, volcanism, and surface deformation are included. A geologic framework for environmental issues, including rocks and minerals, tectonic processes, and geologic time is provided. Upon successful completion of this course, student will demonstrate an understanding of the structure and dynamism of geology as well as the natural and human-induced changes in geologic systems.
An examination of diverse literary responses to the environment. Through poetry, fiction and non-fiction, students explore the role of the environment in the development of human language and literature. Even as environmental literature seeks to explain human relationships with the physical world, students will be able to identify, categorize and interpret the literary meanings of various environments. Moreover, by examining "Ecocriticism," an approach that emphasizes the role of the natural environment in literature, students will be able to recognize and use important environmental concepts in their own critical writing.
Examines American Environmental History from colonial times to the present. Students who successfully complete this course will gain a deeper understanding of topics such as changing interpretations of nature and resources, the conservation and environmental movements, the roles of art, literature, and culture in American visions of nature, as well as issues of public health, government interaction with the environment, and more recent environmental debates. The primary objective of this course is to explore the question "what is environmental history?" Students will also demonstrate knowledge of major authors and their works and will demonstrate the complexity and interdisciplinary nature of environmental history and its interpretations of human interactions with the environment. Offered fall term.
A course designed to provide an understanding of the earth's natural systems and the human role in those systems. Basic teaching methods specific to this educational field include completion of environmental education programs such as Project WILD. Upon successful completion of this course, students will demonstrate the understanding and exhibit the skills needed to teach concepts related to human interdependence with ecological systems. Prerequisite: BIO 101 or 120, Environmental Science major or Environmental Studies minor, or permission of instructor.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are computer methods used to collect, organize, analyze, and present spatial data. Emphasis will be on GIS mapping, spatial analysis, and database development. Students complete hands-on computer activities using ArcGIS Desktop software and will develop skills and a knowledge base from which to use spatial information effectively as a professional. Upon completion, students will be able to create and edit spatial data, produce maps and conduct spatial analysis. Prerequisite: Fundamental computer skills (Windows operating system, spreadsheets, word processors), junior or senior standing or permission.
An introduction to the principles of meteorology. Study of weather, climate, paleoclimate, and instruments used in the field. Work at the Doane College Weather Station may be included in the course. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have an understanding of the principles that govern the circulation of the atmosphere and the short and long term sequences of weather events.


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We have been visiting Sparrow Lake for the last 30 years. We fell in love with this calm, but fun filled lake from the first time we got there. For the first 13 years we used to rent a near by cottage, but as our family grew, we needed more space and bought the one we have now. My kids love fishing and water sports (skiing, wakeboarding). Sparrow Lake has it all.
It is on Trent Severn Waterway system, which means, you can travel to other lakes by motorboat. We are located 3 locks away from Georgian Bay and 2 locks away from Lake Simcoe. My kids love the boat trip days. You can visit an exotic restaurant on the docks by going through the North lock, or you can spend hours swimming at the sand banks right beside your boat, docked on the sand, if you travel through the South Lock.
Environmentally, Sparrow Lake is a very clean lake. The abundance of fish and wild life serves as solid proof. The wild rice, that grows in the lake is natural to it and serves as a natural filtration system. The lake has many minerals and its waters are good for your skin and hair (leave the hair conditioner at home when staying at our cottage)
The short drive (only 1 1/2hrs) from Toronto makes Sparrow Lake very popular. There are no other lakes of the same quality located so close to Toronto.
Sparrow Lake is located in the middle of several towns with hospitals, shopping and entertainment. There is a wildlife centre 15 min. away from the cottage a very trendy, must to see, Muskoka store.
It is only 15 min. drive to Town of Gravenhurst, where you can go on a cruise around 3 lakes, shop, visit craft shows, antique boat or car shows, farmers market on Wednesday, museums and even Old Opera house concerts.
In 20-25 min. you can go golfing at one of the best Golf Courses in Muskoka, Taboo visit Casino, or Town of Bracebridge, with more shopping, best mini Golf we have been to, amusement/theme Park, movie theatre and restaurants.
30 minutes drive south of our cottage will take you to Town of Orillia, on Lake Simcoe, where more shopping and entertainment is waiting you. There is plenty to do even on a rainy day.
What is so great about this particular property?
What is so great about this particular property?
The cottage is situated on a beautiful flat land under the shade of several mature Clump Birch trees. The magnificent South East exposure enables you to enjoy one of the most picturesque Muskoka views of the lake at all times. Enjoy it from the oversized patio, while resting or having BBQ, or from the kitchen and living room, while cooking or watching TV. It is child safe and friendly place. You never lose site of your kids.
The private waterfront is approximately 150' (45m) wide and only 70' (23m) away from the cottage. There is a sandy beach area on the shore for play and a nice large swimming area along the 60' (20m) dock. The lake entry is very shallow from the shoreline and gets deeper at the end of the dock.
The fire pit, constructed on the beach, will provide warm bond fires at night for you and your company, making your stay more memorable.
The canoe, paddle boat and aluminum rowing boats are provided for the guests use at no extra charge. A good size storage shed holds life jackets, fishing rods, ores, badminton, volleyball, sand toys, patio furniture and other things useful for the outside fun and pleasure.
The patio furniture is available for use on the beach or on the deck.
The driveway can accommodate up to 6 cars, parked off the road.
Like walking or biking? Paved and unpaved country roads can give you hours of hiking or biking. The traffic near the cottage is very small. We are almost at the end of the street of the peninsula. There are plenty wooded areas near by for the nature lovers.
On a rainy day, you can spend time inside the cottage. Satellite TV, VCR, DVD player, stereo, radio, gorgeous fireplace, board games, etc. will keep you entertained. The kitchen is very large and can sit up to 8 people comfortably. The living room accommodates more.
There are 3 bedrooms, decorated in a country style. One bedroom has two single size beds, the other two bedrooms furnished with two Queen size beds each. One bedroom is large enough to hold an additional rollaway bed, available for renters.
The 3 piece washroom, includes vanity cabinets with sink, toilet and bathtub with shower. There is an additional shower stall, sink and toilet in the loundry room.
A heavy duty washing machine and dryer make the stay of a family or a large group of people extra convenient.
Linens are provided for the guests, as well as dishes, cutlery, pots, pens and other utensils. Dishwasher, toaster, microwave, and mixer, fridge, stove with oven, coffeemaker and other kitchen necessities including BBQ on the patio are all available for the guests.
This well equipped and cozy place provides convenience of a city home in a cottage country.
Gorgeous, kids friendly, spotless bungallow on Sparrow Lake, 1 1/2 hrs North of Toronto. Great fishing, fully equipped city home in a cottage country.
Room details
3 bedrooms, sleeps 10
Bedroom 1: 1 Double bed
Bedroom 2: 1 Double bed
Bedroom 3: 1 Double bed
Room for 9 in the living area
Indoor facilities
DVD/Blu-ray player
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Hair dryer
Pots / pans
Towels / linen
Washing machine
Outdoor facilities
Outside lighting
Private garden
Extra information (Beautiful, waterfront brick bungalow, nestled under mature birch trees on Sparrow Lake. Only 1.5 hours away from Toronto. Kids friendly and safe landmark. Great fishing area as well as watersports.Well equipped city house in a cottage country. Canoe, paddle boat and rowing boats are included, as well as life jackets.)
Restricted mobility (It is located on the flat ground level. The cottage is bungalow, no second floor, no major steps, no hills, good accessibility.)
Sports and activities
Horse Riding
Wind Surfing
Sights and attractions
Prices and availability
Last updated 07.05.2012
- From £1,491.04 per week
- From £1,491.04 per week
- From £1,762.26 per week
- From £1,762.26 per week
- From £1,491.04 per week
- From £1,491.04 per week
Arrival date range | Arrival and departure days | Whole weeks only | Minimum stay (nights) |
1st July 2015 to 31st August 2015 | None set | No | 7 |
Discounts and extras
If more then one discount matches your arrival date, please be aware that only one discount of the highest amount will be applied to your booking.
Long Stay Booking DiscountsArrival date range | Booking is equal to or longer than x days/weeks/months | Discount |
1st January to 31st December | 1 Months | £324.43 |
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This is the general location (within 1km of the property)
- Nearest bar: 15km
- Nearest restaurant: 15km
- Nearest supermarket: 15km
Owner reply:
Taking into consideration the comments from the tenants, we replaced the dishwasher to a brand new one and changed the beds and mattresses. We now have two queen beds with new mattresses and two single beds with new mattresses as well. The dishwasher is brand new.
I have owned this cottage for the last 15 years. Every summer my kids and I spent two months there. Presently my children are grown up and working. We dont have as much time to spend in the cottage as before. Im renting it for the last 5 years and have many happy clients. Hope you will be one of them too. Vicky.
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$14.98This steel Ammo Can holds hundreds of ammo rounds or other hunting items. It is stackable, with a fully removable lid. It has a fold down handle on the top that lays flat when not needed for easy storage. The lid also features a rubber gasket to keep the contents of the box sealed from water and dirt. This box features a Forest Green finish.
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- Inner Dimensions: 11" L x 5.5" W x 6.5" H
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The restaurant in the Hotel Chiffre serves traditional and innovative French cuisine. The spacious dining room can also accommodate private parties and receptions.
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Wow, it's been a whirlwind week with meetings about the launch of the 3TV News at 10pm newscast. Here's what we worked on this week... staffing the show, promotion plan for on-air and online, content and development plan for the Website, chose and outlined sets for the newscast, first draft of background graphics for the set were created, set pieces were ordered, technical discussions on how to use iPhones and iPads during the newscast and make it look and sound TV quality have been ongoing. Carey Peña among being a part of all of the above and making the move has been setting up and conducting interviews and getting stories ready. We're also working with Fields Moseley to get him to Arizona to shoot promos, get situated and oh yes, he needs to find a house to live in. Minor details :)
In a nutshell... we're making progress and are very excited about the new 3TV News at 10pm newscast!
Here's a week in review update from 3TV News at 10pm Producer, Jason Berry...
You might be surprised at all the planning that goes into launching a newscast. Over the past week, I've been involved in the following discussions:
- How long will it take to build stands for the flat-screen TV monitors we want to have in the studio?
- What's the best way to start the show? A cold open (where we tell viewers what stories are coming up using videos and soundbites)? The best piece of video we've got? Carey and Fields on camera going straight into the day's top stories?
- What, exactly, constitutes a "night" look for a set background?
- How will a hand-held camera operator maneuver around the set we've designed?
- Is a side-screen rundown (a la ESPN) worth the hassle?
- What is the appropriate font size and shape for that graphic?
- Is the spotlight on the 3TV News at 10 animations appropriately centered?
- Should we keep the moon or lose the moon in one of our set pieces? (Decision: Lose the moon!) Where on set should we put the table for scripts and computers?
- When can the lighting guy get here?
- What's the best way for our viewers to share their pictures and videos with us?
- How will we look different from the 9 pm news?
And that's just the staging of it. Content is still king in the news world. And when all those questions are answered, we still have to put on an informative, interesting newscast.That will be our biggest challenge every day. And it's the one I've given the most thought to.
As we go into the week of August 8th we'll continue to activate our plans and share details step by step by several staff members. And, hopefully by the end of the week we'll have a lot of these things in place. The week of August 15th will be filled with rehearsals and testing out our equipment, lighting, audio, camera shots, etc. Then, ready or not we're on air August 22, 2011 at 10pm. Stay tuned...


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That sounds too much. I was also on the long Lupron, but I got my Menopur, Gonal-F and HCG from ivfmeds.com and I paid less than $2K for those. My supps, all the pills, the PIOs and the Lupron were covered through insurance with co-pays. Check other places and get a price quote!
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I know there are many different reasons for blisters on the stomach. But my suggestion to everyone would be to see a dermatologist immediately. It might be something minor that goes away on its own but it could also be a kind of blister that spreads or allergies.
I had blisters on my stomach, arms and legs for several weeks last July. I thought that I had a mite infestation at home and avoided going to the doctor. But when they didn't go away and spread even more, my sister dragged me to the hospital where I found out I had allergies.
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Recipe: Fabulous Fruit Salad!
Submitted By Lynn
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Fresh Pineapple
- Bananas
- Grapes
- Cantaloupe
- Watermelon
- Fresh Lemons or Limes (this will help the fruit maintain its color)
- Slice the strawberries, fresh pineapple and bananas into about 1-inch chunks.
- To create fun circular or oval shapes, you can use a melon baller (a small spoon-like tool) to scoop out the watermelon and cantaloupe. (Or simply cut the fruit into about 1-inch chunks.)
- Combine prepared fruit with blueberries and grapes in a large serving bowl. Simply squeeze the juice of one or two lemons or limes (your choice!) over colorful fruit. Mix gently.
- Optional – Add nutritious nuts such as almonds, pecans or walnuts. Learn more about how nuts can help support liver health.
- Cover and store in the refrigerator.
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Best of Miami 2014: This Year's Winners in the Arts
It's finally here: New Times' annual Best of Miami issue, once again naming the very best in Magic City culture. The issue goes live today, filled with hundreds of picks, and it's your guide to all things art in Miami, from museums and galleries to theatrical performances to movie theaters and more.
Want a sneak peek? Below, check out a sampling of this year's winners. You can also check out the full list of winners here. And remember, you can pick up the issue when it hits the streets this Thursday.
See also: Best of Miami 2014
Best Art Museum: Perez Art Museum MiamiVanessa Martin
Let's face it: Baselites are damn hard to impress. Each year, the jaded international art-world cognoscenti flock to the 305 for Art Basel, an aesthetic winter bacchanalia where the latest contemporary trends and talent compete for attention with the über-exclusive VIP list for over-the-top private soirees. But in December 2013, for once that wasn't the case. That's because everyone from locals to the visiting glitterati were all left agog by the new Pérez Art Museum Miami. When PAMM opened on Biscayne Bay with a raft of blockbuster exhibits, including a survey of Chinese star Ai Weiwei, it was the 21st-century museum's stunning building that left tongues wagging. Designed by award-winning Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, the stunning cultural showcase was inspired by "Stiltsville," the tiny village of shacks rising from Biscayne Bay. The result is a bleeding-edge shrine to PAMM's growing collection that anchors the east end of the 29-acre Museum Park. The site will also be the home of the nearby Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science, designed by Grimshaw Architects and scheduled to open in 2015. From the moment visitors enter PAMM -- which boasts 200,000 square feet of space -- they're left with the sensation they've stepped into a sculptural artwork. Outside, hanging gardens tower 60 feet overhead beside views of the water and Miami's skyline shimmering in the languid breeze. Destined to remain the Magic City's creative hub for years to come, the museum has already made an impact through its series PAMM Presents, taking place every third Thursday, when it delivers internationally acclaimed talent and performers for an eclectic range of dance music and experimental sounds on the bay.
Best Comedian: John Wynn
John Wynn grew up in Texas, where his brown skin and dark locks led many to mistake him for a Mexican. When he moved to Miami a few years ago, people suddenly decided he was Peruvian. He's actually Vietnamese, but lucky for us, all those years of racial profiling have provided him with a lifetime of laugh-out-loud situations to recount. In 2012, Wynn debuted his comedic web series, Labor Days, which features South Florida's most hilarious funnymen (Daniel Reskin, Lisa Carrao, Orlando Leyba, and others); its premise: Wynn (who plays himself) is mistaken for a Mexican day laborer in a Home Depot parking lot and, after losing his job, is desperate for below-minimum-wage work. In real life, Wynn was laid off as a professor just before his wife gave birth to his now-2-year-old daughter and currently teaches cinematography and editing as an adjunct professor at three schools. Season two of Labor Days is slated to air online in August. And when Wynn isn't shuffling between work and shows, you can find him pretty consistently on the first and third Tuesday of the month at Elwoods Gastro Pub downtown for comedy night.
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Franklin Central Apartments are superbly located in the heart of Adelaide's central business district, within easy walking distance of many Adelaide highlights including the Adelaide Convention Centre, casino, arts precinct, Rundle Mall shopping, Central Market and Gouger Street cafes. We are also located only a 3 minute walk from the Seven day Coles Supermarket, great for buying and preparing what you want when you want. We cater for the Corporate Traveller, providing High speed Internet access in all rooms, wireless Internet in our Cafe and Conference room, even if only for one night apartment accommodation is the most comfortable and cost effective solution. For the corporate traveller, we are walking distance to Adelaide Convention Centre, Waymouth Street, Grenfell Street, Currie Street, King William Street and Pirie Street.
All our apartments feature the following: Full kitchen facilities including Microwave Oven Hotplates with Range hood Dishwasher - free powder etc Fridge with freezer, most cooking utensils/ cutlery, tea and coffee making facilities, separate bathroom, washing machine and dryer - free powder etc – High-speed Internet access, direct dial ISDN/STD telephones with voice mail, individually controlled reverse cycle air conditioning, spacious fully furnished living and dining area and colour television. The latest movies on your own free movie channel. Guest services include cafe for breakfast and lunch Monday-Saturday, 7.30am-3.00pm - Tour desk - VCR/DVD/stereo hire available - Dry cleaning service available Monday-Saturday - Charge back dining service set up with several restaurants - Baby-sitting available - Business facilities available, faxing, etc - High Speed Internet access provided in all apartments. - wireless Internet available in conference room and cafe.
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