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Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka has made the acquisition of a new right-back this summer a top priority.
A defensive void at the Riverside Stadium has been created by the decision not to retain the services of Joszef Varga.
The Hungary international spent the 2013/14 campaign on loan in the North East, with the second half of the season seeing him provide cover at full-back.
The 26-year-old is, however, a holding midfielder by trade and the option to sign him permanently has not been taken up.
That has left Karanka with work to do in the transfer market, with the Spaniard aware of the need to get a specialist performer in before the new season starts.
He said in the Gazette: \"It was not for me a surprise to play with Joszef as a right-back because I know him and I knew that he could play in that position.
\"But, at the end of the season, it is better for both parties if we bring in another player.
\"If we want success this season, we need the right players and I think it was worse for him than for us to get him again and play him at right-back again because he is a midfielder and I think he can have success as a midfielder.
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4.5 Beautiful...the true child of Far Cry Jimmy2307 | 23/01/2010 | See all Jimmy2307's reviews (8) Simply put, even three years later there are hardly any games out there that look as good as this. Because the gameplay is not what this game is about, although it is good fun, this game was made to push your graphics card to the edge.The gameplay is different from most other FPSs in which you are often an all powerful super man...in Crysis your suit is what makes you great, but it can only focus on one attribute at a time, speed, strength, armor and cloaking. Adjusting the suit is done in real time, as are weapons modifications, which really puts the pressure on if you're stuck in a firefight.This is not a game where you can waltz into a KPA camp and expect to walk out again without doing a bit of planning first.If you have played Far Cry and were looking for more this is the game for you. A truely epic gaming experience with a beautiful enviroment, excellent AI and a variety of levels. And the online multiplayer isnt bad either...
4.5 WOW what a game legoman | 14/01/2010 | See all legoman's reviews (23) The gameplay is brill & the graphics are great on medium.The nanosuit saves your bacon in more ways than one These games are well worth a look. YOU NEED INTERNET TO ACTIVATE IT.
4.5 Caused an issue with Firewall when Installing METHYLoBROMIDE | 26/12/2009 | See all METHYLoBROMIDE's reviews (4) Hi all, I have a high end pc - intel quad to core with 2 x sli mode Nividia 260s and this pc pretty much plays everything with ease. So when I was reading the positive reviews I thought I would buy it.I am running Windows Vista Premium with Zone Alarm Firewall and while the installation was three quaters through, windows then popped up reporting "stating" click here to turn on a firewall as my firewall had been deactivated. This is in no way a virus or anything along those lines but I felt concerned that a game installation had caused this. I instantly turned the firewall back on and everything seemed fine. One day later on turning the pc on the firewall was permanently deactivated and there is no shadow of a doubt that Crysis installation caused the malfunction.Now I only installed one disk as the software wanted to installed EA Download manager and Game Comrade. Now call me old fashioned being an adult and not a child but when I install a game I dont like having other things installed along side it which really do not interest me. I understand the concept with to assist with the playing and logging/updating of the game but felt this was not needed.The graphics on single player is fantastic but the multiplayer side does not seem popular as I could not find any players. Two be honest if your system cannot install 26GB of software and is anything less that what I am running hardware wise then dont buy it. Even my quad core struggled at one point with some of the graphics in game play (only by stalling for a second)I am more a multiplayer guy and find the graphics on single player and multiplayer Call of Duty 4 far better than this. Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare for PC is still an experience that this game has not quite met. I give a 1 on review because the firewall is a crucial part of a machine next to your router. I give the game play a 2 as single player does not involve your team mates. Your sent out on missions and then you meet up with them during the game once you have completed bits on your own! Whats that!? COD4 is one disk only why couldnt this been that simple.Thanks for reading@shley
4.5 Load up and hit em hard! leegend3004 | 22/07/2009 | See all leegend3004's reviews (165) This is one reason i got a top spec pc and boy am i glad that i bothered. Graphics top notch, sound exellent, gameplay great and three games in one pack absolutely worth it. If you love fps games this is a must for the pc. Buy.
4.5 Load up and hit em hard! LEEGEND | 22/07/2009 | See all LEEGEND's reviews (165) This is one reason i got a top spec pc and boy am i glad that i bothered. Graphics top notch, sound exellent, gameplay great and three games in one pack absolutely worth it. If you love fps games this is a must for the pc. Buy.
4.5 What an awesome game! iZotuX | 11/07/2009 | See all iZotuX's reviews (3) I can't work out why this game isn't more widely known!It boasts fantastic graphics (with a high spec computer) and intense gameplay. This is a must buy for any gamer, you will not be disappointed!I bought the first game and decided the sequel would not be as good... but I gave in and bought it anyway!
4.5 top class shoooter | 30/06/2009 | See all shoooter's reviews (28) get this game if you have high end rig you wont be dissapointed the game is in a world of its own and both games for £25 you carnt go wrong.
4.5 Maximum Addiction! Phil8mee | 27/05/2009 | See all Phil8mee's reviews (47) What can be said about Crysis that hasn't been said before? We know it's beautiful, we know how great the AI is and we also know it falters a bit towards the end. We have been warned about the huge system requirements and the exclusive DX10 visuals (that ended up not being that exclusive). But what didn't get mentioned were the characters, Nomad, Prophet, Jester, Aztec and Psycho. In Crysis you play Nomad, who has a voice but remains faceless, this detracts a little from the empathy you might feel. The producers obviously realised the potential in the other characters and in Crysis: Warhead you get to play Psycho. This has got to be one of the greatest game characters ever created. Well scripted, acted and visualised. You not only like the character you want him to prevail and later in the game you feel his anguish. The developers also realised that the best part of Crysis was in the jungle against the Koreans, in Warhead they take this template expand and improve it. The action starts immediately and continues to ramp up with every level. The final level hits a crescendo and you are left wanting more. I can only hope that future games enable you to play as the other surviving character. In addition to all this you also get Crysis Wars, the multiplayer add on. This doesn't do anything new or inspiring, just decent vehicular based war, with nanosuits!!Crysis 8/10Warhead 9/10Crysis Wars 7/10


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As the world becomes increasingly smaller, it's more important than ever to have an appreciation for diverse cultures and global perspectives.
Travel study is an essential part of the well-rounded foundation you'll receive from Florida Southern. In fact, we believe study abroad is such an important part of your education that we guarantee all new first-year students a travel experience—often at no additional cost beyond FSC tuition.
If you're an entering first-year student, we guarantee an amazing travel study opportunity during your junior or senior year at Florida Southern. Travel to the Caribbean, Costa Rica, England, France, Italy, Mexico, Washington, D.C., or other exciting destinations! You'll benefit from a priceless experience that connects you with other FSC students and professors—and especially with the world around you!
Florida Southern offers a range of travel study experiences—just choose the one that's right for you! Whether you go for a few weeks, a summer, a semester, or an entire year, you'll learn in ways you never thought possible. You may opt for a program sponsored by Florida Southern or pursue an adventure through one of our travel partners. To get started, contact FSC's Office of Student Travel!
Travel study experiences are a fantastic way to see the world, practice language skills, and connect with others from around the globe—all while earning academic credit! Study abroad will teach you about the world, boost your confidence, make you more self-aware and independent, stretch your comfort zone, and connect you with others who are like you…and those who are not. You'll use these valuable skills throughout your life!
We're preparing you to make positive and important contributions to our increasingly globalized world, and travel study experiences are an essential part of that foundation. That's why Florida Southern is so committed to making this opportunity available to you—often at no additional cost beyond your usual FSC tuition! Our experienced team will work through every detail with you to make your trip a reality.
The Office of Student Travel plans and coordinates educational student travel options all over the world.
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Phone: 863.616.6411 Fax: 863.680.3088 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
We are located in the Buckner Building. See campus map, building code "BB".
Travel and study in exciting places like Cuba, England, Spain, and more! Interested in participating? Get started by completing an application
Tropical Ecology BIO 3316 February 28 - March 7, 2015 Kjellmark
Only open to students enrolled in Tropical Ecology.
Belize Wildlife Adventure FSC 2998 (1 credit hour) February 28 - March 7, 2015 Bellanceau
Adventurers, get excited to snorkel the world's second largest barrier reef, comb for shells on the beach, hike in the jungle, explore Mayan ruins and artifacts, spelunk and tube in caves used in Mayan ceremonies and seek exotic wildlife! Immerse yourself in this English-speaking country packed with a ton of adventure in it's less than 9,000 square miles. Interact with the natural and cultural beauty of this tropical country. An archaeologist's and nature-lover's dream, visit a Mayan ruin nestled in the jungle. World famous Xunantunich, a Mayan pyramid which boasts "El Castillo," rising 130 feet above the plaza is a site to see. Visit a sanctuary for Howler Monkeys and find out how they got their name, and tour the Belize Zoo for a peek at beautiful exotic animals. With so much already built in, the only thing left to do is to take it all in!
A close Look at Diverse Education EDU 1998 (1 credit hour) March 1 - 8, 2015 Dr. Bernardo Blanco
Students on this trip will explore the organization of communities and school systems in rural Costa Rica. This service learning trip will immerse our students within the local classrooms observing and preparing them to teach English to Costa Rican students. We will visit rural area schools in the Province of Guanacaste—Nandayure and/or Tilaran. We will also visit two working plantations to ascertain what education might be needed to assist help them produce a better margin in their trading of products. Students will have some time in San Jose to shop as we prepare our return to FSC.
Business and Ecotourism in Costa Rica BUS 2998 (1 credit hour) February 28 - March 8, 2015 Knudstrup
Students will explore the nature of business and ecotourism in Costa Rica. Students will consult with companies in the areas of culture, finance, legal, management and marketing. Students will receive first-hand knowledge of several components of ecotourism – socially responsible travel, personal growth, environmental sustainability and service learning.
Cuba: Business and Cultural Aspects ACC 3998 (1 credit hour) March 1 - 8, 2015 Quilliam
Students will learn about the unique culture of Cubans and learn how the business practices on this island diverge from those found in the United States.
Topics in Global Healthcare NUR 1998 (2 credit hours) February 28 - March 8, 2015 Teresa Lyle
Only open to Nursing and Heath Related Majors only - acceptance by instructor. This course will allow a student to experience health care in a global setting. Students on this service learning tip will be supporting community health projects in rural areas that lack modern conveniences.
Experience the Caribbean-The Way it was meant to Be FSC 1998 (1 credit hour) February 28 - March 7, 2015 Larghi
We will travel to Utila Honduras, an island that has been relatively untouched by development. We will learn about the environment through low impact activities such as kayaking, snorkelling and horse back riding. It is likely snorkellers will encounter whale sharks as this is one of the few places in the world they are found year round.
Professional Development for Teachers in Honduras EDU 2998 (1 credit hour) June 20 - 27, 2015 Rakes
Students on this trip will use their educational experience to invest in the professional development of teachers in La Ceiba, Honduras. This service learning trip will provide opportunities for FSC education students to observe the school system, both urban and rural, and will allow them to participate in the professional development of classroom teachers in the areas of reading and math instructional strategies, classroom management, and differentiated instruction. After the professional development trainings, FSC students will assist teachers in their classrooms with the implementation of some of the strategies. Students will have some time in La Ceiba to shop and sight see at the end of the week.
Environment & Nature on Inca and Modern culture in Peru FSC 2998 (1 credit hour) May 11 - 21, 2015 Herrick
How do the natural environment, landforms, and climate influence the rise and fall of societies both ancient and modern? Peru provides a case study in an ancient Inca culture that rose to prominence due to its exploitation of natural resources. The Inca culture fell due to conquest by a Spanish culture seeking the wealth of Peru's natural heritage. The modern culture of Peru is a synthesis of old and new, faced with the task of moving forward by conscientiously managing its rich natural resources without over exploiting them. The future of Peru parallels the future of human society everywhere; our ability to live harmoniously with nature will dictate whether we thrive or suffer as another failed society. Discover your inner Indiana Jones—and an affinity for easy-going Peruvian life—as you adventure through the legendary world of the Incas.
California Nature and Agriculture FSC 1998 (1 credit hour) February 28 - March 8, 2015 Manners
By travelling through national and state parks in northern California students will see the tallest (coast redwoods) and biggest (giant sequoia) trees in the world, with some of this country's most beautiful scenery. We'll also see grape production for wine in the Napa Valley, for raisins and table grapes in the Central Valley, as well as almonds, olives, pistachios, pomegranates, and citrus production.
Cruising in Hawaii: A Backstage Look THE 1997 (1 credit hour) May 8 - May 17, 2015 Roll
While cruising the islands of Hawaii, students will explore the demands of performing on a cruise ship. Through backstage tours, and attending onboard performances, students will get a unique look at how the theatre profession functions within the cruise ship industry. Students will embark the ship in Honolulu and will explore the islands of Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai. Students will visit the largest dormant volcano in the world, Haleakala, as well as Wailea Beach, Volcanoes National Park, the Wailua River, and Opaeka'a Falls. The tour culminates in an authentic evening luau, featuring traditional Hawaiian performances and cuisine.
Investigation of Microbial Soil Diversity on the Big Island of Hawaii BIO 2998 (1 credit hour) May 6-May 15, 2015 Dr. Brittany J. Gasper
Come experience a diversity of environments in beautiful Hawaii, our most tropical state! On this study abroad trip, we will visit the Big Island of Hawaii where we will collect soil samples from a variety of climates and will experience the amazing wonders that Hawaii has to offer.
The Broadway Experience THE 1998 (1 credit hour) May 5 - 10, 2015 Albright
5 nights/ 6 days/ 7 shows! This course is an intensive view of all aspects of professional theatre. Not only will the students be able to see Broadway shows but they will also meet and work with professional actors and technicians and tour the facilities. Meet FSC alumni in the theatre business and talk with them about working and living in the Big Apple. Students will use their improvisational and social networking skills to video document the entire trip.
An examination of Crime, Law, and Punishment in our Nation's Capital CRM 2997 (1 credit hour) May 3 - May 10, 2015 Carter
This trip will engage students with an in-person introduction to American government, legislation, and historically significant events concerning legal matters via museum visits and guided tours. Students will also participate in two CSI workshops to gain insight into such areas as: pathology, forensics, and/or ballistics. Finally, crime and punishment will be covered through experiences and insight gained from visits to The Holocaust Museum and the National Museum of Crime and Punishment. Other activities may include: Supreme Court hearing, visits to national historic landmarks, war memorials, performances and concerts.
The "Racial State" POS 3997 (2 credit hours) May 4 - May 20, 2015 Anderson
This course is designed to familiarize students with sites important the history of Nazi Germany during World War two. This trip covers two disparate elements and two separate and quite different sites: the Ravensbrueck KZ, near Furstenberg (Havel), Brandenburg, the only concentration camp specifically designed and housing women; and Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, which was to be the focus site of the new Nazi "religion". The first aim is to familiarize students with the system of camps, their hierarchy and administration, and their use. We will stay "within the wire" at Ravenbrueck KZ, in the old SS accommodations for the matrons (which numbered among them Ilse Koch). Here, we will examine the camp in its three stages: as a detention camp and prison for women "social deviants", political criminals, and religious offenders (chiefly Jehovah's Witnesses); through its transition period of labor camp and industrial center, and through its final stages as a death camp. This section of the course will be team-taught by Dr. Anderson and Dr. Matthias Heyl, head of education at Ravensbrueck KZ.The second aim of the trip is to work through issues of displacement: Quedlinburg was a monastery and convent, founded by Henry the Fowler in about 900 AD. It was converted to Lutheranism in the 1500s, and sank into obscurity until rediscovered by Heinrich Himmler, who fancied himself a reincarnation of Henry. Himmler's interest in the place was focused on making it a center for the new Nazi "religion", a mish-mash of the occult, old "Nordic" myths, and nonsense of his own invention. Perhaps not incidentally, the ruins of the Langenstein-Zwieberge KZ are nearby: the dead from this camp were cremated at Quedlinburg's city crematoria. Quedlinburg remains one of the most important extant medieval/renaissance towns in central Europe, preserved as it was during the war (not a bomb dropped there) and then as part of the old DDR, it was never touched by modern rebuilding. Restoration has taken place in the years since unification and the city's signal honor of being marked a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Mathematics in Classical Greece MAT 1998 (1 credit hour) February 28- March 7, 2015 De Castro
We will visit historic sites and museums in the cities of Athens and Delphi, and on the islands of Mykonos and Delos as we learn about prominent classical Greek mathematicians, how geometry was applied to measuring distances and the construction of the Parthenon, and explore three problems of Greek antiquity.
Evolution in Sports Medicine ATP 3998 (1 credit hour) February 28-March 8, 2015 Stanley-Green
A week long field experience dedicated to the study of the development of sports medicine. The course will explore the clinical practices employed by medical professionals to treat and rehabilitate sports related injuries, beginning with Ancient Greek times and continuing through modern day.
Religion in Turkish & Greek Culture and History REL 3397 (6 credit hours) May 3 - May 16, 2015 Willis
This study abroad course will examine the place of religion in the history and culture of Western Turkey and Greece, and its relationship to the Bible and early Christianity. Special emphasis will be given to Christianity but the course will also examine Islamic and pagan religious influences. Students will learn about the impact of religion, and the persons and events involved, on the culture and long history of Turkey and Greece and its connection to the Bible and early Christianity, in the context of actual locations and sites related to these cultures and histories.
Fine Arts & Culture in Ireland and England FSC 1997 (1 credit hour) May 6 - May 18, 2015 Brink
Students on this trip will explore the varied traditions of Ireland and England through the symphonic and operatic halls, other concert venues, and in the universities. They will also survey other cultural icons in the art and historical museums as well as the natural beauty of the fervent countryside. Dublin will be the starting off point. Combining air, train, bus, and subway travel, students will work their way through Ireland and England, finishing back in Dublin before returning home. Possible towns to be included in the itinerary: Dublin, Shannon, Cork in Ireland; Bristol, Bath, London, Cambridge, Oxford, in England.
Exploration of Italy: Anatomy & Art FSC 1997 (1 credit hour) May 4 - May 14, 2015 Bradshaw
Italian Renaissance masters clandestinely studied anatomy through human dissection to improve their work. In this course, students will examine the relationship between anatomy and art. Students will explore Rome, Florence, Padua, and Venice to better understand how anatomy influenced some of the greatest works of art in the world. Beginning in Rome, students will visit the Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica, the Coliseum, Capuchin crypts, Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum, Galleria Borghese, and many others. Students will take guided tours of famous galleries and palaces in Florence, Padua, and Venice and visit the centuries old dissection theaters where the Renaissance masters studied.
The Roots of Modern Art in Paris & Amsterdam ART 2998 (1 credit hour) May 4 - May 13, 2015 Rich
The Mona Lisa! The Eiffel Tower! A river cruise down the Seine! Who doesn't love Paris (and Amsterdam) in the springtime? Students on this trip will have the opportunity to step back in time to visit two cities that gave birth to what we call Modern Art today. Paris and Amsterdam are not only two of the most exciting cities in the world, they are also both homes to some of the most renowned and famous works of art and architecture in human history. On this 10-day journey — including stops in Brussels, Versailles, and Giverny along the way — students will experience the life, culture, and histories of Paris and Amsterdam just as artists and art lovers have for centuries, by visiting museums and historical sites, sketching in cafés and parks, walking in the footsteps of artists of the past, and immersing themselves in the cultural lives of the cities as they once were and as they have become in the present day.
Spanish Language SPA1101-up (6 credit hours) May 4- June 3, 2015 Garcia
Students will have the opportunity to study the Spanish language and culture at Proyecto Espanol located in the Mediterranean seaside city of Alicante, Spain while living with a host family during their stay. They will also have the opportunity to participate in various local tours and excursions to nearby towns such as Murcia and a weekend trip to Barcelona. A list of beginning to advanced Spanish courses offered appears below.
The Physics of Flight, Time-keeping, and Modern Particles FSC 2998 (1 credit hour) February 27-March 7, 2015 Pepino
This course will include a week-long field experience dedicated to the theoretical and experimental study of motion under the influence of dissipative forces (possibly curling, sledding and skydiving). We will also investigate the application of physics to accurate time-keeping. Finally, we will visit CERN and learn a bit about modern particle physics: what is currently under investigation at CERN, and the implications of this research.
The Alps – Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn FSC2998 (1 credit hour) June 27 - July 10, 2015 Mathias
Must have permission of instructor to enroll on trip. The Haute Route is one of the world's great classic hikes. Sometimes called Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn because of its start at the base of Mont Blanc in Chamonix, France and its conclusion in Zermatt, Switzerland at the foot of the Matterhorn, the route covers approximately 100 miles amid the most beautiful views in Europe. Students will join Dr. Mathias, who lived in Switzerland for three years and has hiked extensively in this area, for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. To fit the trip into two weeks, we will join the route in Champex, Switzerland and hike to Zermatt over nine days, traversing several alpine valleys and numerous mountain passes along the way. Though we will not go above 3000m elevation, we will be surrounded by 4000m peaks and walk along glacial lakes; we will encounter cows in high mountain pastures and bouqetins (ibex) in their natural habitat; and we will hike in the shadows of some of the most storied mountains in the Alps. The terrain is varied but the views are uniformly stunning. Accommodations are simple, including hotels in small mountain villages and mountain cabins operated by the Swiss Alpine Club. The route is not dangerous but it is strenuous – students must have a high level of physical fitness. In addition to the hike, students will have a day to explore Zermatt and an afternoon along Lake Geneva.
Study abroad in England for the May Study Abroad option (May 4- 31st). Students can choose to take one of two available courses: SPC 2997 British Reality TV or SPC 2270 Intercultural Communication (which can be used for a general education requirement). Students will stay at the Harlaxton Manor for the first three weeks and then travel to Wales, Ireland and London the remaining week. Application and deposit is due to the Study Abroad Office by January 31st, 2015. For more specific questions please contact Theresa MacNeil at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Australia, New Zealand & Hawaiiian Wildlife and Indigenous Cultures FSC 2998 (1 credit hour) May 3 – May 23 Bellanceau
Gain first-hand experiences in Australian, New Zealand and Hawaiian ecosystems, culture and history. In New Zealand, students will visit Rotorua and Aukland. They will be led by a Maori guide through a geothermal area and a Maori village. Students will experience Maori traditions and eat a Hangi dinner. They will also ride a gondola and an amphibious duck boat. In Australia, students will visit Sydney, Cairns, and snorkel the Great Barrier Reef with a marine biologist. Students will also enjoy a harbor cruise, see koalas and kangaroos and tour The Rocks and beautiful Sydney. During the two days in Hawaii students will explore Hawaiian beaches.
Florida Southern partners with several agencies around the world enabling FSC students to complete their graduation requirements abroad! Check with individual programs to see how your financial aid will apply.
American Degrees offered in partnership with Webster University. They offer a wide range of majors in management, media, international relations, politics, psychology and the liberal arts. Students can study for a semester or a full year with Regent's College and must apply through Florida Southern College Student Travel Office. Learn more about Regent's American College London!
Studies offered in partnership with University of Evansville and courses offered throughout the academic year and summer. Students will be housed in and studying at Harlaxton Manor, a beautiful and historic Elizabethan Manor House just outside of London. Please apply through Florida Southern College Student Travel Office. Check out Harlaxton College!
School locations in Alicante and Granada and receives students from more than 30 different countries. It has the highest academic quality accreditation in Spanish teaching awarded by the Instituto Cervantes via the Spanish Foreign Affairs Ministry. Programs are designed for students at beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of Spanish language studies. Opportunities for study are available during the Fall, Spring, and Summer academic sessions.
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Travel. Perform. Impact. UWP is a multi-country semester abroad offering travel to 2 continents and 20+ communities. A one-of-a-kind global experience combining international travel, service-learning, performing arts, leadership and multi-cultural student environment.
Earn academic credit through our university partner, Florida Southern College. The perfect Volunteer Abroad - Semester Abroad - Gap Year opportunity all in one program! All applicants 17 - 29 welcome! Scholarships available.
Study abroad program in partnership with FSC offered via 3-4 courses (12 credits) in Communications, Business/Leadership and Sociology. Academic program not required. Students must opt-in to take the academic courses.
All students benefit from Up with People's workshop-based and experiential curriculum which includes leadership development, cultural awareness, global topics and arts development. English immersion opportunity for ESL students. 6 and 8-week internship options are also available.
More about Up with People!
Academic Programs International and American Institute For Foreign Study are connected with institutions in Ireland, China, Brazil, Australia and many more. Students may study a variety of majors and disciplines throughout Fall, Spring or Summer depending on where they attend. The Student Travel Office can assist students with the Florida Southern Semester Application while the program applications are available through the individual websites.
Yes, travel study experiences are an investment—but guess what? You can often study abroad for virtually the same cost as attending on campus at Florida Southern. In some cases, you may actually pay less.
* Deposit Deadline - Please note that trip space is limited and trips may fill before the deadline date.
** Although the trip is free for Junior Journey eligible students, there is a $100 refundable deposit which will be returned after you complete the trip. All other trips will have a deposit of $250.00 or $500.00 which is a part of the total trip cost.
We are always working on new trips so check back here to see what new trips are in the works!
When considering travel study options, it's helpful to compare fees and consider what is included in the total price. For most study abroad trips, the cost typically includes:
Surprise! Much of your FSC financial aid may actually be used for a semester or year of travel study.
Here are a few helpful things to keep in mind:
Florida Southern offers scholarships specifically for travel study opportunities.
The Gilman Scholarship Program offers competitive awards for undergraduate study abroad. Visit the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Web site to learn more.
Maybe you're unsure of where you'd like to go? Maybe you've always dreamed of visiting a certain place in the world and already have a program in mind? Either way, our Office of Student Travel is your best place to start. Our staff experts have all the information you need to make your travel study experience a reality. Now would also be a great time to officially apply for travel study and complete your passport application.
To participate in a student travel program at Florida Southern, you must have:
Students participating in a travel experience must remain in good academic, social and professional standing at the time of application and at the time of departure. If you have a business office hold, a judicial hold, an advisor hold, or any other holds, you may be ineligible for student travel until that hold is lifted.


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Jeff Mayes
Jeff Mayes | |
Michigan House of Representatives District 96 | |
Former member | |
Term in office began 2005 | |
Term in office ended January 1, 2011 | |
Political party | Democratic |
Profession | Legislator |
Rep. Mayes graduated from T. L. Handy High School in 1990 and received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science in 1994 from the University of Michigan, where he was an Evans Scholar. He served as an aid to state representatives Howard Wetters and Joseph Rivet before being himself elected to the State House in 2004. He is a Roman Catholic and lives in Bay City.
Previous offices held
He served as Supervisor of the Charter Township of Bangor from 2000 to 2004. Mayes was elected to the House in 2004 to replace Democrat Joseph Rivet, who retired due to term limits. He represents the 96th District, which is heavily Democratic. Mayes was easily re-elected in 2006. In 2006, he was appointed chairman of the Agriculture Committee, which deals with all agriculture and farming related issues in Michigan.
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Key votes of 2009-2010
- Click below to see how this representative voted.
- Super Speedway, Lawmakers voting on whether TO EXTEND A SPECIAL TAX PERK for a super speedway.
- Driver Responsibility Fees, Lawmakers voting on whether TO IMPOSE 'driver responsibility fees.'
- Crony Capitalism, Lawmakers voting on whether TO RESTRICT THE RIGHT of shareholders to sell their own stock.
- Right to Work, Lawmakers voting on an amendment SUPPORTING RIGHT-TO-WORK zones.
- Dept. of State Cost-Saving, Lawmakers voting on whether TO SLOW DOWN PROGRESS ON THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S COST-SAVING CONSOLIDATION PLAN.
- Golf Carts, Lawmakers voting on whether TO SUBSIDIZE the production of electric vehicle batteries.
- Home Court Disadvantage, Lawmakers voting on whether TO GIVE MORE TAXING POWER to local government in Kalamazoo so it can finance a taxpayer-subsidized sports arena.
- Fire Safe Cigarettes, Lawmakers voting on whether TO BAN the sale of cigarettes that are not "fire safe."
- Balancing Act, Lawmakers voting on a budget to CUT REVENUE SHARING PAYMENTS to local governments as a way to balance the state budget without raising taxes.
- Balancing Act 2, Lawmakers voting on a cut of less than 3 percent to K-12 school aid payments so as to balance the state budget without tax increases.
- A Good Tax Gone Bad?, Lawmakers voting on the Michigan Business Tax.
- It's From the Children, Lawmakers voting on whether to RAID $90 MILLION from the Michigan Higher Education Student Loan Authority.
- Left Behind, Lawmakers voting on whether TO FINANCE "No Worker Left Behind" with a 59.9 percent increase in general fund spending in the 2009 DELEG budget.
- First Class Schools, Lawmakers voting on whether to keep Detroit Public Schools' "first class" status even though the district no longer meets the population standard.
- Politically Correct Capitalism, Lawmakers voting on whether to INCREASE SUBSIDIES for plug-in traction battery packs used in electric cars.
- Politically Correct Capitalism 2, Lawmakers voting on whether to GIVE SUBSIDIES for Michigan film production.
- Politically Correct Capitalism 3, Lawmakers voting on whether to INCREASE ELECTRIC CAR SUBSIDIES for a subsidiary of a Korean battery company.
- Secret Ballot, Lawmakers voting on whether to keep a SECRET BALLOT for union elections.
- Property Taxes Assaulted Again, Lawmakers voting on whether to allow public schools to EXPAND THE USE OF SINKING FUND property tax spending.
- Sneak Attack, Lawmakers voting on whether to allow public schools to EXPAND THE USE OF SINKING FUND property tax spending.
- Grapes of Wrath, Lawmakers voting on whether TO BAN home shipment of beer and wine to Michigan consumers.
- Subsidize Manufacture of Electric Cars, Lawmakers voting on whether to authorize a refundable Michigan Business Tax credit for makers of plug-in traction battery packs used in electric cars.
- Authorize Special Tax Breaks for Ethanol Gas Stations, Lawmakers voting on whether to authorize a non-refundable Michigan Business Tax credit equal to 30 percent of the costs incurred by a gas station to convert existing pumps and tanks, or acquire new ones that deliver E85 ethanol or biodiesel fuel.
More voting record details
- List of all of Jeff Mayes's roll call votes, bills introduced, and floor amendments from MichiganVotes.org (use site's "advanced search" to narrow by date range, issue category and/or keyword).
- List of Jeff Mayes's 40 missed roll-call votes
Committee Assignments, 2009-2010
- Agriculture (Majority Vice Chair)
- Banking and Financial Services
- Energy and Technology
- Tax Policy
Mayes was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.
On November 4, 2008, Jeff Mayes ran for District 96 of the Michigan House of Representatives, beating Rick Rau.[1]
Jeff Mayes raised $93,649 for his campaign.[2]
Michigan House of Representatives, District 96 | ||||
Candidates | Votes | |||
Jeff Mayes (D) | 32,208 | |||
Rick Rau (R) | 13,950 |
Campaign donors
In 2008 Jeff Mayes collected $93,649 in donations.[3]
His five largest contributors in 2008 were:
Donor | Amount |
Michigan Education Association | $5,000 |
Michigan Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association | $4,979 |
DTE Energy | $3,100 |
Michigan Credit Union League | $3,000 |
Michigan Electric Cooperative Association | $2,500 |
Campaign contributions
Contributions Report from Michigan Secretary of State
Rep. Jeff Mayes
S1285 House Office Building
P.O. Box 30014
Lansing, MI 48909-7514
(517) 373-0158
External links
- Jeff Mayes' campaign website
- Michigan Legislature - Representative Jeff Mayes official government website
- Legislative Profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Michigan Votes - Jeff Mayes
- Campaign Contributions: 2008, 2006, 2004
- Jeff Mayes on Facebook
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Michigan House of Representatives District 96 2005–January 1, 2011 |
Succeeded by Charles Brunner |
State of Michigan Lansing (capital) | |
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Moore the merrier for StranraerStranraer will have striker Michael Moore available after an Achilles injury for their derby clash with Queen of the South.Defender David MacGregor's knee problem keeps him out, while manager Keith Knox is looking for a much more mature performance from his bottom-of-the-table side in the wake of last weekend's 6-2 defeat to East Fife.Knox said: "The entire team were poor last weekend defensively and while this is a tough game to bounce back in, I'm looking for us to cut out the mistakes we made against East Fife."We need to work hard, remain organised and adopt a sleeves-rolled-up approach to stopping Queen of the South dominate the game."Second Division leaders Queen of the South miss only striker Kevin Smith through a long-term groin injury.Palmerston Park manager Allan Johnston has warned his men to be wary of the Stair Park side.He said: "They had a decent home record until losing to East Fife last weekend and they will want to re-establish that as soon as possible."They have good strikers and we'll need to be at our best again as every week we are at the top of the table and undefeated we become a bigger target for sides to aim at."We scrapped well to get a win over Alloa last Saturday and we'll need those qualities again against Stranraer."
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After nearly a year of work, the openSUSE team announced the first release candidate of openSUSE 12.2 ported to the ARM architecture. This follows the official release of
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The SoCs being officially supported by openSUSE 12.2 for ARM include the Texas Instruments OMAP3/OMAP3, Marvell ArmadaXP 510, and Freescale i.MX51. The supported development boards come down to the Beagleboards, Pandaboards, and EfikaMX. There's also a Versatile Express image of openSUSE for ARM if you want to run it within QEMU.
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Wonton Skins — Off the Beaten Aisle
by J.M. Hirsch in Recipes, November 4th, 2011
There's nothing wrong with showing a bit of skin. Especially if it's steamy.
Because while they may appear a rather mundane ingredient, wonton skins are an inexpensive and easy way to jazz up your cooking. And with the demands of holiday cooking barreling down upon us, anything that produces snazzy and simple company-worthy treats is worth taking notice of.
So let's start with the basics. Wonton skins (also called wonton wrappers) are thin sheets of dough made from flour, egg and water. That's basically the same formula as Asian egg noodles, and not all that far off from Italian pasta. Except wonton skins are cut into round and square sheets.
You may never have bought wontons as a raw ingredient, but if you've ever had fried egg rolls or steamed dumplings in your Asian takeout, you've eaten them. Because wonton skins essentially are vehicles for containing other ingredients, their strength is their versatility. They can be filled with just about anything, from ground or chopped meat and vegetables to cheese and sweet fillings.
They also can be cooked any number of ways: pan-fried, deep-fried, baked, steamed, even boiled. You also can cook them before you fill them.
For an easy party (or kid) food, coat a mini-muffin tin with cooking spray. Line each cup with a wonton wrapper, spritz with more cooking spray, then bake at 375 degrees F for about eight minutes, or until the wrappers are lightly browned and crisp. Once cooled, the wonton cups can be filled with whatever nibbles you like.
You'll find wontons in virtually every grocer, usually in the produce section next to the tofu and other Asian ingredients.
They are available in a variety of sizes, though 3-inch squares tend to be the most versatile. The larger sizes can be a bit unwieldy once filled.
When using wontons to make dumplings, they need to be sealed shut after being filled. You can fold the edges over onto themselves (like folding a sheet of paper in half); you can gather the edges together over the center (like a purse); or you can place a second wrapper over the first.
However you do it, be sure to lightly wet (dunking your fingers in water is plenty) the edges of the wrapper. This effectively glues them shut.
So what should you fill them with?
• For a party food, fill baked wonton cups with a blend of cream cheese and sour cream (or Greek yogurt), then top with smoked salmon and fresh dill.
• Fill raw wrappers with a bit of peanut butter and jelly, seal shut, brush with melted butter mixed with cinnamon and sugar, then bake until crispy.
• Use wonton wrappers in place of lasagna noodles. The size and tenderness of the wrappers lend themselves especially well to making individual servings in small ramekins. These cook faster than a large lasagna and even can be assembled and frozen ahead of time.
• Blend lump crabmeat, cream cheese and hot sauce, then use to fill wontons that can be pan-fried for a quick and easy crab Rangoon.
• Fill wontons with 1 medium raw shrimp (shells and tails removed) and a bit of crumbled feta cheese. Seal, spray with oil, then bake.
• Mix ricotta cheese, an egg and Italian seasonings. Place a dollop on one wrapper, then top with a second. Wet the edges, then use a fork to crimp the edges. These "ravioli" can be pan-fried or boiled.
Steamed Spicy Pork Dumplings
Start to finish: 45 minutes
Servings: 6
For the dumplings:
1 egg
2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
1 teaspoon hot sauce
1 pound ground pork
½ cup finely grated carrots
4 finely chopped scallions
¼ cup chopped fresh cilantro
8-ounce can water chestnuts, finely chopped
12-ounce package 3-inch square wonton wrappers
For the dipping sauce:
3 tablespoons toasted sesame oil
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
1 teaspoon sugar
Pinch red pepper flakes
In a large bowl, whisk together the egg, hoisin, soy sauce, sesame oil and hot sauce. Add the pork, carrots, scallions, cilantro and water chestnuts, then mix well.
One at a time, place 1 tablespoon of the pork mixture in the center of each wonton. Dunk your fingers in water, then use them to wet the edges of the wrapper.
Gather the edges of the wrapper over the filling, pinching them together to form a small purse. Repeat with the remaining filling and wrappers.
In a large sauté pan, bring about 1 inch of water to a boil. Set a bamboo or other steamer basket over the water, then lightly coat it with cooking spray.
Working in batches if necessary, arrange the dumplings in the steamer (they should not touch), then cover and steam for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the dipping sauce. In a small bowl, whisk together all ingredients. Serve the dumplings hot with the dipping sauce.
J.M. Hirsch is the national food editor for The Associated Press. He is the author of the recent cookbook High Flavor, Low Labor: Reinventing Weeknight Cooking. He also blogs at jmhirsch.
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The sauce sounds AWESOME!!!!
Mmmm… its sounds great!
My mom always used these in place of homemade noodle dough for Kreplach Soup that the family called 'Pigs In Blankets' – the recipe is found in the Joy of Cooking, under Soups. A lot less fuss, and please boil gently in beef broth – they taste *so* plain and forlorn of boiled in plain water. My husband loves this dish, served as a soup meal with the broth, or serve the dumplings with ketchup, or the other family favorite, browned butter.
Very little is known about the origins of this 'family' dish – my parents are long since deceased, but every time my dad's siblings were in town to visit, this was a most appreciated dish. Perfect for a winter dinner on a snowy night.
I enjoyed these a LOT, but made some changes. I LOVE ginger, so I added ginger to the meat mixture. And I found the sauce had too much sesame oil (and I love sesame oil!!) I had to at least double the soy in it, or just add plain (low salt) soy to my plate…but enjoyed them!! It was a lot of work (small steamer), but fun! (I am not a huge cook)


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Jun 26, 2012, 08:36 AM | ||
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Pan going the wrong way, and center positions need adjustment, need to try the programming out now. One thing, when moving HT very slowly, the servos work a little nervously shaking, mowing, in very small steps, but fast from step to step, M:I:G. do the same but TracR2 don't it moves the servos smote and nice. It is not a big deal, and it sure is very usable as it is, just not totally perfect. Going to play with it later today. BUT IT DONT DRIFT Weather forecast says flying weather day after tomorrow i cant wait. Lars. |
Jun 26, 2012, 08:44 AM | ||
You can play a bit with the lowpass-filter settings, that will make the movement more smooth. As default the lowpass-filter is more or less off. I'll test when I get a new headtracker rigged up - I'm sure we can improve that |
Jun 26, 2012, 08:55 AM | ||
But the axis might be inverted compared to the module I have used - can be a little tricky. |
Jun 26, 2012, 09:07 AM | ||
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Jun 26, 2012, 05:55 PM | |
Just hooked op another sensor-board.
Turns out one axis at the magnetometer have a pretty big offset, that have to be dealt with/calibrated. I noticed a slight variation with the previous board that I couldn't explain, but I didn't expected it to be necessary to set offset and gain on the magnetometer. I will look into self-test and calibration of magnetometer asap - should fix the problem |
Jun 27, 2012, 03:28 PM | |
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Did some more testing, the jittering i have, is not coming from the DFHT its is a combination of TSLRS using not to many steps and my Hyperion Atlas Digital servos very fast reactions.
I am having trouble with downloading and installing a driver so until now i cant do anything adjusting, its is me who are PC an alphabet. But the only thing i really wanted to adjust is the center on both axes, but i can just look a little off center when powering DFHT up so tomorrow flying and testing in the real world, weather looks fine all day, hopefully with many thermals. It don't drift Lars. |
Jun 27, 2012, 05:18 PM | ||
I plan to test it for controlling a tri-copter, should be great fun |
Jun 27, 2012, 05:34 PM | |
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Dennis are you sure i can plug the HT in both USB and my F9 on the same time, i get light in the red light diode on F9 with out turning F9 on, i am afraid to push 12V back in the USB and let the smoke out somewhere.
Lars. |
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Labour's ruling body has backed leader Ed Miliband's plan to change the party's links with unions.
Only two members of the National Executive Committee opposed the "one member, one vote" system for leadership elections, with one abstention.
The package will now be voted on at a special conference on 1 March.
The news comes as a leaked report by Labour says there is "no doubt" the Unite union tried to "manipulate" the selection of its candidate in Falkirk.
At the moment, affiliated unions control a third of the votes in Labour leadership elections as part of an electoral college system, last used in 2010 when Mr Miliband was elected.
If the NEC-backed plans are passed at the special conference, leaders will in future be chosen by a one member, one vote system.
'First hurdle'Trade unionists would no longer be able to vote as a result of their automatic union affiliation, but would have to agree to pay a £3 affiliation fee to the party to take part.
The key changes
A new method of electing Labour's leader - the electoral college, which gives unions, party members and MPs/MEPs a third of the votes each, abolished in favour of one member, one vote
MPs have sole nomination rights for leadership candidates and those candidates will need a higher level of support than at present - possibly 15% of MPs
All union members will have to 'double opt-in' if they want to take part in a leadership contest. They have to say that they are content to give money to Labour AND that they want to become 'an affiliated supporter'
Only full party members - not trade union 'affiliated supporters' - will choose parliamentary and council candidates
Changes to London mayoral selection - Labour's candidate to be selected in the same way as the party leader
New leadership rules will be put in place this year - but changes to the party's funding will be phased in over five years
The proposed changes would give ordinary Labour supporters - as well as party members - more say over who leads them, with no individual having more than one vote in a future contest.
Party sources said 28 members of the NEC had voted in favour. The two who voted against were the MP Dennis Skinner and a constituency member, Christine Shawcroft.
Mr Miliband said: "I am delighted that these historic reforms have cleared the first hurdle to being agreed.
"For too long politics has been out of touch with working people and people from all walks of life. These changes will help bridge the gap between Westminster and the rest of Britain.
"They are about opening up the Labour Party so that more people from every walk of life can have more say on the issues which matter to them most like the cost-of-living crisis."
He added: "But we are not taking anything for granted. Change is difficult and these are the biggest changes in the way politics is done for generations."
Union leaders have warned of a sharp fall in affiliation fees, with GMB boss Paul Kenny saying the shake-up is not a "done deal".
The changes were approved by the Parliamentary Labour Party on Monday night and the shadow cabinet on Tuesday morning.
'Manipulate'Mr Miliband's proposals come after allegations last year that Unite - the UK's biggest union - had tried to rig the selection of the party's parliamentary candidate for Falkirk, to replace the outgoing MP Eric Joyce.
The Guardian newspaper has published the full report of Labour's internal inquiry into the claims, which up until now has remained secret,
It says "there can no doubt that members were recruited to manipulate party processes" during the selection of a candidate for the next general election.
It finds some union members were signed up without their knowledge and there were some signs membership forms appeared to have been forged.
The report also says there is "evidence that signatures were forged on either application forms or direct debit mandates or other documents".
Unite has consistently denied breaking any rules and sources say the full report was full of inaccuracies which the union had no opportunity to rebut.
A Labour spokesman said the party had moved on since the row.
The Conservatives have accused Mr Miliband of being "too weak to investigate how Unite applied their 'political strategy' in 40 other contests".
Chairman Grant Shapps said: "Instead, all he has done is give the union barons even more power to buy Labour's policies and pick Labour's leader. Nothing has changed."


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Posted: Jul 29, 2014 1:13 PM by Trey Schmaltz
Updated: Jul 29, 2014 1:13 PM
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WBRZ.com needs to correct a story posted recently concerning a bank robbery.
In the post, a woman was identified as a suspect. That was incorrect.
There was a search warrant related to the incident connected to a woman identified as Terri Larrieu. The warrant was for DNA. Larrieu is not a suspect in the case.
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Michael Russo has covered the National Hockey League since 1995. He has covered the Minnesota Wild for the Star Tribune since 2005, after 10 years of covering the Florida Panthers for the Sun-Sentinel. He uses "Russo's Rants" to feed a wide-ranging hockey-centric discussion with readers, and can be heard weekly on KFAN (100.3 FM) radio and seen weekly on Fox Sports North.
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Back in May, you may remember, I wrote a blog and tweeted a bunch from Game 6 of the Aeros-Admirals series in Milwaukee.
I was there to work on a Mike Yeo profile because, at that point, I wanted to introduce Wild fans to a guy who I felt had an outside shot at the Wild job. Here's the feature
Before I had a chance to even drink my 4th cup of coffee (so real quick), the Aeros were down 3-zip.
Yeo called time, and went absolutely ... loco. It was a sight to be seen.
Bang-bang-bang, 3-3.
Now, the Aeros did lose in overtime, meaning Game 7 was 2 days later.
I went downstairs after the game. I've written this a few times, but I couldn't believe the absolute contrast in demeanor from Yeo. He was cool, calm and collected.
I'm a big believer in the fact that players often take on the personality of their coach. That's why after Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals I wrote that I'd be petrified if I was a Canucks fan after seeing Alain Vigneault's demeanor after Game 6. The guy was beyond uptight.
Yeo after Game 6 was so at ease and confident that the Aeros would correct their mistakes at the next day's practice and win Game 7. That was a young team, a team that swept the first round, that hadn't faced any big adversity yet.
Guys could have been quaking in their skates, but Yeo didn't allow that. He treated Game 7 like a normal game.
The Aeros won, won the next round and went to the Finals.
Why do I bring all this up?
All of the above -- minus Vigneault, of course -- is documented on the new Wild reality show, "Becoming Wild," which premieres Friday night after the Twins game on Fox Sports North.
I just talked to Wild COO Matt Majka on the phone, and he said cameras caught Yeo's actions (and words) on the bench during that timeout and they're in the episode -- the first of six episodes that will run throughout the summer on FSNorth.
"It's an honest, authentic, sincere, behind-the-scenes portrayal of where we are as a franchise," Majka said. "This is not some glossy brochure."
Diehard fans, casual fans and, trust me, beat writers will love this series, an idea that Majka openly admits he snagged from HBO's 24/7 and Oil Change -- the Edmonton Oilers' cool reality show that can be seen on NHL Network at times.
Cameras were given access I could only dream of, getting to sit in the warroom as Brent Flahr and his scouts prepared for the draft, getting to be there when Chuck Fletcher informed Yeo he was the next Wild coach, getting to be there before and after Yeo's presser, etc.
The first air dates of the additional five episodes are: episode two on July 22, episode three on Aug. 5, episode four on Aug. 19, episode five on Sept. 9 and episode six on Sept. 30. Each episode will also be replayed on Friday and Tuesday nights between episodes.
That's it for now. Just talked to Chuck Fletcher on the phone for a long time, and I'll be writing a Wild Insider for Thursday's paper. So check that out.
Development camp roster should be out later. It's July 11-17 with an open scrimmage for the public on the 17th. All the top prospects should be at camp, including Mikael Granlund, Johan Larsson, Charlie Coyle, etc. The only guys that I don't think can participate are Casey Wellman, Nate Prosser and Jarod Palmer because their entry-level contracts are up. Per CBA, development camp can only be for unsigned prospects and prospects on their first contracts. Tyler Cuma will be at camp, but he won't be skating yet. But he's progressing from reconstructive knee surgery.
By the way, agent Bill Zito confirmed to me that Antti Miettinen has signed with KHL Kazan.
Some more restricted free agents should be signing soon. Talk to you later.


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Insider tells what happened to Brezhnev, where's Kirilenko, why Reagan rebuffed
A senior Soviet official has confirmed that President Leonid Brezhnev was hospitalized after an ''accident'' at a factory he visited last month, but denied Western reports the Soviet leader had suffered a stroke.
The official suggested that the President, who appeared in public April 22 for the first time in four weeks, was recovering well. Mr. Brezhnev is tentatively expected to keynote a congress of the Communist Party youth organization in late May, the source said.
The unprecedentedly detailed official account of Mr. Brezhnev's health for a Western news outlet came on the heels of the president's first public appearance in four weeks, and seemed aimed partly at countering Western reports suggesting Mr. Brezhnev's condition had been critical.
The Soviet official, in an hour-long conversation with the Monitor April 23, also went some way toward confirming reports that a Brezhnev Politburo colleague , Andrei Kirilenko, was ill.
The Soviet source sits on the Communist Party Central Committee and is in regular contact with members of the Politburo and Central Committee Secretariat.
''President Brezhnev was in the hospital,'' the official said. ''He got out about a week or so back.''
According to the official, Mr. Brezhnev was hospitalized on his return to Moscow in late April from a visit to the Asian republic of Uzbekistan. ''There was an accident in a factory he was visiting. He fell down and hurt himself.
''He hurt his arm. He was given preventive injections and continued his (Uzbekistan) program,'' the official said.
He said that in light of Mr. Brezhnev's age, the president had ''naturally'' undergone various tests in the hospital, but had also done some work during his stay.
The official gave no further details of the factory accident, but earlier reports from unofficial Soviet sources said a platform had collapsed with a crash during Mr. Brezhnev's visit and that an alarmed aide or bodyguard had bundled the president to the ground.


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ATHENS (AFP) - Greece's anti-austerity leftist party Syriza held a slight lead in European Parliament elections, exit polls showed on Sunday.
Syriza was ahead by about three points over the leading government party, conservative New Democracy, polls jointly carried out by six leading opinion companies showed.
Syriza have between 26 and 30 per cent while New Democracy have between 23 and 27 per cent, the polls showed.
Neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn ranks third with up to 10 per cent of the vote, despite an ongoing criminal investigation and the fact that several of its leading members are in pre-trial detention.
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Yeah they weren't going to give it to Chicago anyway but Obama going and asking was stupid all he did was just made him look like an Jackass (referring to donkey) and cost the tax payers money .
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I worked at UCLA as a contractor (more than 10 years)
If you end up on the campus side there is more likelihood of advancement
As a staff employee you often are powerless to make system changes. Procedures can be antiquated even though this is a 5 star school.
Check yourself. The constant upheaval in the school among faculty is crazy and often staff is caught in the middle
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ConsHours are hard to and long
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I worked at UCLA full-time (more than 10 years)
ProsUCLA has a beautiful campus, wonderful weather, and is populated by some amazingly intelligent, motivated, hard-working students.
ConsJob expectations could not be less clear. I'm guessing this is probably because no one in the administration knows what they are either. You are evaluated by sets of committees filled with nameless members whom you never meet. The criterion you are evaluated on are sometimes secret and often contradictory (from committee to committee). The worst part is there is no one to discuss your performance with because you have no idea who will be evaluating you and this will be different every time.
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# limerick-fc - Tuesday 3 March, 2015
Duggan: We want to bring the good times back to Limerick soccer
The Limerick FC captain is eager for a successful return to the Markets Field.
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 24 February, 2015
Limerick have found somewhere to play for the start of the season
Jackman Park will be the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division club's temporary home until Markets Field is ready.
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 17 February, 2015
Limerick must find a ground to play at before the LOI season starts in 3 weeks
Markets Field won't be ready for the opening month due to concerns over health and safety.
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 3 February, 2015
'The club must now learn to live within its means' – Limerick chairman addresses rumours
Pat O'Sullivan says he is committed to the club but the level of financial backing will be decreased.
# limerick-fc - Friday 24 October, 2014
Shamrock Rovers end season with low-key win over Limerick
Gary McCabe scored the winner from the spot.
# limerick-fc - Sunday 12 October, 2014
Podge and Galvin star as Cratloe complete double while Ballylanders win the Limerick SFC
The Limerick legend and Clare's dual star got amongst the scores today.
# limerick-fc - Friday 10 October, 2014
Gaffney's last-gasp winner leads Limerick to first-ever win at Brandywell
A much-changed Derry City side were beaten on home soil.
# limerick-fc - Friday 3 October, 2014
Gaffney brace sees Limerick past Athlone
Athlone remain bottom of the table after another loss.
# limerick-fc - Friday 26 September, 2014
Jason Byrne and Dave Mulcahy roll back the years for Bohs
Limerick lost out to the Gypsies at Dalymount.
# limerick-fc - Sunday 21 September, 2014
Lehane the man as Cork keep pressure on Dundalk at the top
Few clear-cut opportunities at Thomond Park but Cork made theirs count.
# limerick-fc - Saturday 30 August, 2014
As it happened: Kerry v Mayo, All-Ireland SFC semi-final replay
It's Limerick. It's Mayo v Kerry again. And it was epic.
# limerick-fc - Friday 29 August, 2014
Drogheda ease past Limerick at Thomond Park
Drogheda pulled clear with three second half goals.
# limerick-fc - Monday 25 August, 2014
Derry hit four to ease past Limerick at Thomond Park
The Candystripes never looked back after Patrick McEleney's goal.
# limerick-fc - Monday 18 August, 2014
Limerick's good run continues as Gaffney downs the champions
It was a first defeat in 10 games for the home side.
# limerick-fc - Friday 15 August, 2014
Hoban heads late winner for Dundalk against bogey team Limerick
The Galwegian headed in Darren Meenan's corner to deny Limerick another result against the Lilywhites.
# limerick-fc - Thursday 14 August, 2014
Shane Dowling to Alan Cadogan: the Young Hurler of the Year contenders
Shane Dowling, Alan Cadogan and Cathal Barret lead the way in the race to be announced as the best young hurler in the country.
# limerick-fc - Thursday 7 August, 2014
Limerick put Bray to the sword in Thomond
Rory Gaffney was the hero for the blues.
# limerick-fc - Friday 1 August, 2014
Four-star Limerick stun hapless Shamrock Rovers
The result will inevitably heap further pressure on under-fire Hoops boss Trevor Croly.
It's been another busy day of transfer activity in the League of Ireland
Shamrock Rovers striker Eamon Zayed is among the players on the move.
# limerick-fc - Sunday 27 July, 2014
5 talking points after Limerick's win over Wexford
The Yellowbellies ran out of road in Thurles today.
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 15 July, 2014
Stuart Byrne column: 250 Limerick fans showing up at Thomond was the final straw for Taylor
Another SSE Airtricity League Premier Division manager has come and gone while European results have been promising, writes Stuey.
# limerick-fc - Monday 14 July, 2014
Limerick name Russell as their new manager
The former UCD boss has been announced as Stuart Taylor's replacement this evening.
Kildare to face Clare, Armagh drawn with Roscommon in All-Ireland qualifiers
Meanwhile, in the All-Ireland Hurling Championship quarter-finals, Dublin play Tipperary.
# limerick-fc - Friday 11 July, 2014
Philly Gorman inspires Athlone to rousing win over rudderless Limerick
It is either a feast or a famine for Town this season. Tonight was a feast, pure
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 8 July, 2014
Limerick 'amicably part company' with boss Stuart Taylor
The club have lost their last two league games and were eliminated from the FAI Cup by Bohemians.
# limerick-fc - Friday 4 July, 2014
Wearen the hero for Bohs as late strike earns away win at Thomond
The Gypsies head home from Limerick celebrating a dramatic win on the road.
5 reasons to watch the League of Ireland this weekend
Cork City welcome the return of a fan favourite, Limerick reach 2,000 league games and Derry look to build on European win.
# limerick-fc - Friday 27 June, 2014
Joy of six for Cork City as winning streak stretches to half a dozen
Mark O'Sullivan helped his side to 3-0 win over Limerick.
5 reasons to watch the League of Ireland this weekend
After the mid-season break, it's back to the bread and butter of the SSE Airtricity League tonight.
# limerick-fc - Friday 13 June, 2014
Three on the trot for Limerick FC as students get crammed
UCD were lucky not to be trailing 5-0 at half-time on their road-trip to Thomond Park.
# limerick-fc - Saturday 7 June, 2014
Bohemians march on as Limerick FC are dumped out of FAI Cup
Steven Beattie inspired Owen Heary's men to success at Thomond Park.
# limerick-fc - Saturday 31 May, 2014
Can Tipperary win their first Munster football championship match since 2003?
When will the county's underage talent fulfill it's promise and end this decade-long streak?
# limerick-fc - Friday 30 May, 2014
Four star Limerick put down Drogs
Four different goalscorers helped the visitors claim the spoils at United Park.
# limerick-fc - Friday 23 May, 2014
Lowly Limerick make holy show of not so super Saints
Danny Galbraith scored one and set up another as the league champions left empty handed.
# limerick-fc - Tuesday 20 May, 2014
Cork City keep title run on track with win in Limerick
Garry Buckley and Billy Dennehy got the Leesiders off to a flying start.
# limerick-fc - Friday 16 May, 2014
Meenan strikes late to help Dundalk return to the top of the table
The Lilywhites got over their cup final hangover by earning a 2-1 victory away to Limerick tonight.
# limerick-fc - Friday 9 May, 2014
Bray narrowly overcome Limerick to move into top half
The hosts secured a slim victory in tonight's clash.
# limerick-fc - Friday 2 May, 2014
Shamrock Rovers' blushes spared after Limerick midfielder saves injury time penalty
Trevor Croly's men looked set to go down to their third defeat of the season before an 96th minute goal levelled matters.
# limerick-fc - Friday 25 April, 2014
Better late than never as Sligo Rovers serve notice of intent at Thomond Park
Strikes from Aaron Greene and Seamus Conneely in the closing stages gave the Bit O'Red win over Limerick a favourable veneer.
# limerick-fc - Friday 18 April, 2014
McManus strikes as Limerick hand Athlone their eighth straight defeat
Athlone keeper Craig Skinner sees red as Mick Cooke's side remain pointless.