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Spring events are ripe for the picking in Elizabeth City! Take a look at what's on the horizon, then mark your calendar and come for a visit. For complete, up-to-the-minute listings, see our online calendar at www.harborofhospitality.com. National Women's History Month Planetarium Show | March 25 Join the Khan Planetarium at Elizabeth City State University for video presentations, laser light show and live night sky demonstration, celebrating Women's History Month. Free, by reservation only. Check the schedule for times. The Center's 6th Anniversary Concert | March 28 Don't miss this special birthday concert at The Center, featuring Elizabeth City's favorite hometown band, Out 'N the Cold! The show starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Maguire Theatre. Encore Theatre Presents "Born Yesterday" | Opens April 17 When a nouveau riche garbage king arrives in Washington DC to make crooked deals, he decides his ex-chorus line girlfriend needs an education to become more sophisticated. See "Born Yesterday," April 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 at 7:30 p.m., matinee April 19 at 2 p.m. at the Maguire Theatre at The Center, Arts of the Albemarle. Tarwheel Century Ride | April 25 Bicyclists can... READ MORE »
Teens Talk Tech at Port Discover's Tech Café »
Teenagers love coffee—and all things tech. Bring the two components together, and you've got a great formula for a good time! With a goal of making today's specialized technology accessible to Elizabeth City area youth, Port Discover has launched Tech Café, a weekly onsite gathering spot featuring themed programs that explore science in a relaxed and social environment. Tech Caf topics cover everything from game theory and stop motion animation to electronics and more. On Fridays, Middle School students can attend for $5 if they're a Port Discover member or $8 for non-members. On Saturdays, the fee is $5 for High School students and young adults to age 20. Sessions run from 7-10 p.m. Grab a cup of coffee and join the conversation! READ MORE »
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New Orleans has Mardi Gras, but Elizabeth City can now claim ARTiGras! To mark the sixth anniversary of The Center, Arts of the Albemarle (AoA) has planned a Mardi Gras-inspired celebration, March 14 at 7 p.m. A champagne reception in the gallery kicks off the night, with live jazz by Wayne James and Friends. Then guests will dine on N'awlins'-style heavy hors d'oeuvres by Montero's, enjoy a special guest performance by The Center Players and dance to the sounds of Society's Best. A silent auction will also be offered, including beach weekends and a mountain getaway. The hub of all things art in Elizabeth City, AoA renovated and relocated to the historic Lowry-Chesson building in 2011. Naming it The Center was an excellent idea. Since it re-opened, the Main Street venue has been the hub for countless exhibitions, concerts, theatrical performances, classes, workshops and First Friday ArtWalk receptions. Time flies when you're having fun! For ARTiGras details, check out www.artsaoa.com. READ MORE »
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Join us downtown for another evening of art and fun this Friday, March 6 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. That's right–it's First Friday ArtWalk! Several downtown businesses and galleries will be open late to feature artists from around our area for your enjoyment. Come out and bring the whole family, and then stay for dinner at one of our great downtown restaurants! Here is what you will find in Downtown Elizabeth City on Friday: Serenity Studio Arts will feature local artist Dale Corbin with his original abstract acrylic paintings. Also on display, paintings from Museum of the Albemarle's Paint & Cookie art class. Footprint Christian Resources will host Robin Price, author of " UNDRESS HIM. " Positively inspiring, thought provoking and engaging for the 21st century woman." One of her T-Shirts will be given free of charge with the purchase of her book. Ms. Price is also planning to have a Puzzle Match. Shay Leslie Boutique will showcase Clarence Munden, featuring " My Morning Walks" mobiles and windchimes crafted from sea glass, fulgulrite, shells and other blessings from the sea. Arts of the Albemarle's Jenkins' Gallery... READ MORE »
Come to our Downtown Commercial Property Open House »
Would you like a chance to own a downtown building, or to open a business in a downtown location? Come to our Downtown Vacant Property Open House, presented by Elizabeth City Downtown, Inc., on Tuesday, March 17 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The following properties will be open for viewing: 700 E. Main Street (former City Wine Sellar) 513 E. Main Street (former Seligs) 400 S. Water Street (WaterWorks Building) 200 E. Fearing Street (corner Poindexter & Fearing) 117 N. Water Street (City Cut Rate Building) 615 East Main St. (Pure Oil Building) 105 South Water St. (former Cupcakery & Choc House) 210 N. Poindexter Street (former bakery) 216A N. Poindexter Street (former hair salon) 604 E. Fearing Street; 305 E. Main Street (former mental health building) An agent or representative will be available at these properties to give you more information on each property. Free coffee will be available and you can enter for a door prize drawing! Looking forward to seeing you... READ MORE »
Battle of the Musicals! Catch Two Great Shows Beginning this Week »
Make it dinner and show x 2 in Elizabeth City, when Pump Boys and Dinettes, presented by Encore Theatre, and West Side Story, part of the COA Performing Arts Center series, share a nearly identical theatrical run. No need to choose; plan to attend both of these classic shows: Pump Boys and Dinettes, Feb. 27-28; March 1, 5-7 The Pump Boys sell high octane on Highway 57 in Grand Ole Opry country, and the Dinettes run the Double Cupp diner next door. Together they fashion an evening of country western songs that received unanimous raves on and off-Broadway. With heartbreak and hilarity, they perform on guitars, piano, bass and, yes, kitchen utensils. Plays at Arts of the Albemarle's Maguire Theatre. www.encoretheatre.org West Side Story, Feb. 26-28; March 1, 5-8 Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is transported to modern-day New York City, as two young idealistic lovers find themselves caught between warring street gangs, the American Jets and the Puerto Rican Sharks. This landmark Broadway musical is one of the most innovative, heart-wrenching and relevant musical dramas of our time. A At the COA Performing Arts Center. www.albemarle.edu/pac ... READ MORE »
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Elizabeth City has an Art Walk, a Ghost Walk, and now… a Wine Walk! On Saturday, Feb. 28, Arts of the Albemarle presents its inaugural Wine (and Beer) Walk. Beginning at 2 p.m., participants can stroll the streets of historic downtown Elizabeth City, while stopping at restaurants, bars. and boutiques. They will sample wine or beer at each, as well as food at select locations. Participants include: Sydney's Café and Bistro, Cypress Creek Grill, Two and a Half Women, Page after Page Bookstore, Thumper's Downtown Bar and Grill, Carolina Restaurant, Logan Raye's, Grouper's, Dockside, and the Center, Arts of the Albemarle. Presented by the Center Society, AOA's young professional networking group, the event is a fundraiser for Arts of the Albemarle. Tickets are $15 for Center Society and AOA members; $18 for non-members. Purchase tickets online or call (252) 338-6997. See you at the Wine Walk! READ MORE »
Winner and Runner-up in Inaugural Jump-Start Elizabeth City Announced »
Nestlerode Orthopedic Rehabilitation, LLC is the winner of the Jump-Start Elizabeth City Downtown Business Plan Competition, and the Photography Co., is the runner up, contest sponsors announced today. Launched in September 2014 by presenting sponsors Elizabeth City Downtown, Inc. and the Elizabeth City Area Committee of 100, the competition was open to entrepreneurs interested in opening or relocating their business in Elizabeth City's downtown before Nov. 13, 2015. A total of seven applicants submitted their business plans, and judges decided on the winners this week. "Both businesses are making significant capital investments in their downtown businesses, and both presented well thought-out marketing plans," said Wayne Harris, director of the ECPCEDC and chairman of the Jump Start Evaluation Committee. "They understand the need to pursue diversified income streams. And just as importantly, these businesses will introduce a steady stream of fresh eyes to the charms of downtown Elizabeth City." Nestlerode Orthopedic Rehabilitation, which is relocating from the Charlotte area, will offer physical therapy services in the 2,300 square-foot office suite... READ MORE »
Empty Bowls Across the Albemarle »
The 2nd Annual Empty Bowls of the Albemarle, a fundraiser for the Food Bank of the Albemarle, will be held on Wednesday, March 18 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Everyone is treated to soup, bread, dessert and a selected handcrafted bowl to take home as a reminder of the empty bowls across the Albemarle. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Last year the tickets sold out early and it was such a wonderful event with area restaurants donating a variety of soups and volunteering their time along with other volunteers (celebrity servers) from the area. Bowls are being made by local artists and art education students from elementary through high school. Tickets go on sale this week at AoA and at www.afoodbank.org. Don't miss the worthy event. READ MORE »
Friends of Downtown »
Consider becoming a "Friend of Downtown" Elizabeth City. We value your interest in and support of a better quality of life in our downtown community! Elizabeth City Downtown, Inc. (ECDI) has been a member of the North Carolina Main Street Program since 1988. For the past 26 years, our Downtown Organization has proudly worked to revitalize our downtown district following the four points of the Main Street approach to revitalization: Organization, Design, Promotion and Economic Restructuring. We even have earned National Accreditation with the Main Street Program for the past three years in a row! ECDI is always working to improve the environment for the success of our property owners and small business owners and to be a centralized welcoming location for all of our community to gather to play, shop, dine, do business and stay. ECDI's vision remains that "Downtown Elizabeth City and its waterfront will be a premier destination for unique shopping, dining and cultural events, continuing to enhance Elizabeth City's legacy as the "Harbor of Hospitality"." Some of the projects and events ECDI was involved in recently include the Grand Illumination and Holiday Celebration; Mariner's... READ MORE »


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Updated: 05/13/2010 - For children with disabilities, sometimes even simple tasks can be difficult. But a program that involves riding horses is helping children with those challenges to improve their lives.
Updated: 05/13/2010 - For children with disabilities, sometimes even simple tasks can be difficult. But a program that involves riding horses is helping children with those challenges to improve their lives.
Updated: 05/11/2010 - Law enforcement officers Tuesday carried the torch for Mississippi Special Olympics in Meridian.
Updated: 05/11/2010 - Third District Congressional candidate Shawn O'Hara of Hattiesburg made a campaign stop in Meridian Tuesday. He's one of three Democrats vying for the seat held by Republican Cong. Gregg Harper.
Updated: 05/11/2010 - The primary complaint that Lauderdale County has had from residents during the first week of roadside garbage pickup is locations that have been missed.
Updated: 05/11/2010 - Philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion and shooting, as well as looking for a man who may have information about a man who was shot.
Updated: 05/11/2010 - Not our fault. The message is coming from three companies that did work on a rig where an explosion left millions of gallons of oil pouring into the Gulf.
Posted: 05/11/2010 - John Ed Ainsworth, Mississippi's last public land commissioner, has died at the age of 66.
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Updated: 05/10/2010 - Mississippi House member, Rep. Scott Bounds, announced his switch to the Republican Party Monday afternoon.
Updated: 05/10/2010 - The city of Meridian Monday announced it will institute layoffs and employee furloughs to deal with a dwindling budget.
Updated: 05/10/2010 - Absentee ballots are now available in the Lauderdale County Circuit Clerk's Office for the June 1 Democratic Primary.
Posted: 05/10/2010 - Nearly 700 students graduated from East Mississippi Community College, during three graduation ceremonies this weekend.
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Mali, where Islamists have claimed control of the remote north, is the latest front in the so-called "global war on terrorism," partly a spillover of conflicts in northern Africa. But should the U.S. get involved, asks the Independent Institute's Ivan Eland.
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Protests Mount over Keystone Pipeline
Environmentalists and the oil industry continue to clash over the Keystone pipeline and the plan to pump Canadian tar sands through the U.S. to the Gulf of Mexico, amid new reports on the plan's environmental harm, reports William Boardman.
Re-elected Obama's Pluses and Minuses
There were positives in Barack Obama's reelection, particularly the rejection of many reactionary Republican policies and offensive tactics, but Obama's second term may be beset by many of the same failings as the first, writes Lawrence Davidson.
Pundit Tears for Petraeus's Fall
Exclusive: Much of Official Washington is in mourning after David Petraeus admitted to an extramarital affair and resigned as head of the CIA. Top pundits were as smitten by the former four-star general as his mistress was, writes ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
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Exclusive: The resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus over an extramarital affair marks a stunning reversal for the longtime media darling. But some in President Obama's inner circle are not displeased the neocon-friendly ex-general is gone, reports Robert Parry.
Second-Term Obama's Foreign Policy
Freed from pressures of reelection, President Obama has the opportunity to chart a more daring foreign policy in his second term, taking chances for peace. But he will still face determined political opposition if he crosses powerful lobbies, says ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
Hopeful Signs in US Election
The U.S. political process still has many flaws, but the voters turned back the most brazen assaults on democracy, from plutocrats trying to buy the election to Republicans seeking to suppress the votes of minorities. Fairness on gay marriage and other social issues also won, writes William Boardman.
A Great Night for US Democracy
Exclusive: President Obama's reelection was a victory for him and the Democrats but also for the principles of democracy. The Republicans sabotaged the economy, sought to suppress the vote and flooded TV screens with attack ads, but young people and minorities led the way in rejecting these tactics, says Robert Parry.
A New Day for Mideast Negotiations
With President Obama's reelection, prospects for progress in Middle East disputes have brightened but no one expects the resolution of crises in Syria, Iran, Israel, Palestine and elsewhere to be easy. An offhand remark by a Palestinian leader shows how complex some issues remain, says ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
Did Netanyahu Seek War with Iran?
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Thank you and tell me how to fight denialists (AIDS DENIALISTS) (GARY NULL)Dear Dr. Bob, Thanks a lot for your wonderful work. May you live a very long very healthy life and may I send whatever good Karma I have to you (Om mani padme hum). I am currently in a window period, worrying about my results, but your site, and...
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This Positive Life : Reality TV Star Talks About Living With HIV and Fighting Stigma...99.9 percent of the responses have been supportive and outreaching: people e-mailing me saying thank you so much for being a role model or asking me questions about HIV and how they can get resources, people from other countries. There have been... Read more »
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"It was inevitable, but it's still tragic. Alan's Alley Video — one of the last remaining video stores in NYC — has a 'For Lease' sign in the window, as the landlord is seeking a higher-paying tenant. The 25-year-old Chelsea landmark (207 9thAvenue), which serves old videos as well as DVDs of new releases, is the brainchild of Alan Sklar, who has served a community of film lovers looking for things that aren't quite so obvious and available. (A friend of mine recently curated my home with the entire Ken Russell collection thanks to Alan's. You haven't lived until you've seen Roger Daltrey do a Texas two-step as Franz Liszt.) A victim of both rising rents and technology changing the way people get their movies, Alan's is a gem, down to the winding shelves and the imperious cat who stares you down as you search them. And the store always gave you several nights with the film, and without even the bother of a membership (just a credit card and ID)."
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"As a feature relatively hidden from mainstream film culture, 'Death Occurred Last Night''s only critical talk belongs to the hardcore giallo enthusiasts. Debate over whether the film fits into the strict classifications of giallo or perhaps the less-enthused poliziotteschi take prominence in these discussions, with something of a consensus drawn as 'probably neither.' These insights from impassioned people looking through the lens of subgenre offer an interesting dissection that would escape those new to the club. That is, by evaluating the film purely in the context of it entering the genre canon, one must take its failures in the context of being campy, and therefore enjoyable in its own right. However, if outside the giallo realm, these camp elements are harder to defend and leave the film in a much messier position, despite having positive qualities outside giallo criteria. Raro Video's release of 'Death Occurred Last Night' occupies a middle territory—too self-serious and straightforward to be a giallo while tenuously grasping at its shoddy giallo-like roots in its individual shots."
"Tea Time with James Gray": The director of "Two Lovers" and the upcoming Marion Cotillard drama, "The Immigrant," chats with Film Comment about everything from Hitchcock to rock drummers.
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Players met from November 28 to December 3 in Busan, Korea for the 2nd round of the Nongshim Cup. China's performance was especially stunning with Wang Xi 9p winning four games in a row before he was defeated by Korea's top player Park Junghwan 9p. Pressure was on Japan in game ten when Park faced Japan's top player Iyama Yuta 9p (right). However, Iyama came through and secured a place for Japan in the Nongshim Cup Finals for the first time since the 12th Nongshim Cup in 2010-2011.
Shanghai will host the final round of the 16th Nongshim Cup in March 2015. Kim Jiseok 9p will represent Korea while China has Shi Yue 9p, Mi Yuting 9p, and Lian Xiao 7p on its roster. Historically, the Nongshim Cup has been dominated by Korean players (11 wins) while Japan has only won once. For more information on this year's Nongshim Cup including photos, game records, and commentary, please visit Go Game Guru.
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The AGA has just received a request to send a young North American (US or Canadian) player to Hangzhou, China, for the new Li Min Cup World Best Go Star Championship Finals from December 18 to 24, AGA President Andy Okun reports to the EJ. The player, who can be a citizen or permanent resident, should meet the AGA's eligibility requirements and must have been born after Jan. 1, 1991. Food and lodging are being provided by the organizers along with travel expenses of up to 10,000 RMB (about $1,600).
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I don't want to put chicks out too soon, but I want them out asap. I am new to chicks and the one dozen I received March 5th are doing well, getting big and looking very healthy. I started them at 95 Deg and by this week I should have them at 70. I've been putting them out for a couple hours here and there when it is warm out, but I still have a risk of freezing temps for a few more weeks.
Can I put these girls out in the coop with a heat lamp already? If so, what should I watch out for?
Hello new chick mom/dad! What zone are you in? I am in zone 5 and our weather is unpredictable, tonight it will be getting down to 35. We put ours out in the coop at 5/4 weeks, however there is 52 babies that were a week apart and 44 big girls plus our coop is insulated. We put a heat lamp on a stationary pole and then clamped it for double security! Heat lamps can cause a fire if it were to fall so they must be secure. Some people wait longer to put there chicks out and that is ok - alot will depend on what your set-up is. If you only have 12 I would probably wait a few more weeks.
Unless all danger of frost is over with you can not go wrong with a little supplemental heat until they are about 8 weeks old. first year my girls will have a little supplemental heat being this is their first winter but next year? forgedda-bout-it. Mines were put in the pen at 4 weeks I think and they should be going on 8 weeks now. I will take the lamp off them 100% when every night is a comfortable night and like I said next year no supplements light. I have a smaller box inside the pen that they huddled up together and hardly any squawking.


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UnSynth: Official Release
26 Gen 2010 · Da xerol.org/h/ · Aggiungi commento
A package? For me?
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Preorder UnSynth!
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Update 1/22: Proof arrived, (see http://xerol.org/h/news/94) but the disc color printed wrong. If it's something that can be easily mitigated, it'll be another week or so for another proof, otherwise we'll just go live on Tuesday.
Update 1/16: Proof is en route as of Friday, after I receive it we'll be good to go for sales. I estimate 7-10 business days.
Update 1/14: I've updated the album page with 30-second previews of all tracks.
UnSynth is officially going on sale in a couple weeks, both as a CD purchase and digital download. The post-release CD will sell for $12.99, but you can pre-order it now for only $9.99 + shipping. In addition, all pre-orders come autographed, thereby satisfying one of the 5 achievements.
I'm not exactly sure when the album will become available for purchase, so I'm leaving the pre-order open for one month from today, that is until February 13, 2010. Even if the album comes out before then you'll still be able to order directly through paypal at the discounted price. Pre-orders should ship within a week of the actual release date.
Here's a preview track - Track 6: Gravity Reactor.
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Music now on Amazon MP3; UnSynth Update
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So far I've uploaded album5 and Wasted Space Redux, which are still available for free, but if you enjoy my music and want to give me an early Christmas present, they're now available on Amazon MP3.
UnSynth will only completely be available for purchase, the page will have previews of all tracks and full downloads of a couple. Right now I've finished 12 of 24 tracks and have another 8 somewhat far along, so I'm optimistically setting a March 16, 2010 release date.
Wasted Space Redux
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Today I started on my next planned album, UnSynth. For the most part it'll be a collection of the better and more popular tracks from my other synth albums (mainly SynthCrap Vol. 1 and album8), as well as a few new tracks. The old tracks will be essentially re-created from scratch now that I have more of an idea of what I'm doing musically.
I've started on the first track, a re-make of Triangle Diplomacy from SynthCrap. Most of the remade tracks are going to keep their old names, or may be modified slightly. Here's a preview (not finished): Xerol-UnSynth-01TriangleDiplomacy.mp3
SynthCrap Vol. 1 Released
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After a year of delays and setbacks, SynthCrap Vol. 1 is finally finished. The album consists of ten ambient and electronic tracks totalling nearly an hour, and a hard copy release is planned for sometime this summer.
Download the album at http://music.xerol.org/synthcrap/
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Soon we boarded the metro and headed to Notre Dame Cathedral to begin a historic walk around the city. On our way to the cathedral we stopped at a street caf� and bought the most delicious meat-filled pastries. With the buttery, salty, flaky perfection in our hands we arrived at the Notre Dame. It is truly an awe-inspiring ...
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ASU Students Win Awards at State Science Conference
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ASU graduate students Wesley Brashear and Marie Tipps each won $1,250 Student Research Awards for their research proposals. Brashears project is titled Influence of Genetic Relatedness on Space Use Patterns in Ringtails, Bassariscus astutus while Tipps project is titled Investigating an Unusual Population of Townsends Big-Eared Bat in West Texas Using Morphological and Molecular Data. Brashears faculty mentor is Dr. Robert Dowler, professor of biology, and Tipps faculty mentor is Dr. Loren Ammerman, associate professor of biology.
Also, ASU undergraduate student Candace Frerich and graduate student Jason Strickland each won awards for their oral research presentations. Frerich tied for second place for Best Oral Presentation of her research project Genetic Analysis of the 5utr of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus. Her faculty mentor is Ammerman. Strickland won third place in the Graduate Oral Presentation category for his project Phylogeographic Variation in the Cottonmouth, Agkistrodon piscivorus, Using AFLP and Venom Protein Profiles. His faculty mentors are Ammerman and Dr. Kelly McCoy, head of the ASU Biology Department.
Also at this years meeting, Dr. Ned Strenth, ASU professor of biology, wrapped up more than 15 years as manuscript editor for the Texas Journal of Science, and Dr. David Marsh, professor of biology, co-coordinated the judging of all undergraduate research oral and poster presentations for the fourth consecutive year.
Additional ASU students and faculty also presented research projects in geology, chemistry, earth science and biology. In all, more than 590 scientists from dozens of universities statewide attended the annual TAS meeting that included more than 200 undergraduate and graduate research presentations and posters.
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The Highveld Lions will take on the Yorkshire in a crucial game of the Champions League Twenty20.
South Africa`s Highveld Lions will look to inch closer to a semifinal berth when they take on struggling and injury-hit English side Yorkshire in a group B encounter of the Champions League Twenty20 here.
The mighty Sydney Sixers lock horns with Highveld Lions who have also won two consecutive matches.
Back-to-back wins over two star-studded Indian Premier League teams -- Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings -- have made the Highveld Lions a force to reckon with in the ongoing Champions League Twenty20 cricket tournament, feels senior batsman Neil McKenzie.
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In a recent study by Infusionsoft, SMBs far and away said "word of mouth" was their most effective marketing tool. Sixty-two percent cited word-of-mouth as their best marketing tactic—nearly twice as effective as the email, the second-rated tactic (34 percent).How can you boost...Industry Word - March 03, 2015 - 9 comments
Editor's note: this post first appeared at IRS.gov/aca.Small employers should be aware of changes to the small business health care tax credit, a provision in the Affordable Care Act that gives a tax credit to eligible small employers who provide health care to their employees.Beginning in 2014...Health Care - February 26, 2015 - 12 comments
Interview #2: Anupam Pathak, Founder and CEO of Lift LabThe 2nd edition of SBIR Pulse features Anupam Pathak, the Founder and CEO of Lift Labs, a start-up company that was funded by NIH SBIR and was recently acquired by Google. Lift Labs' SBIR-funded product is...SBA News and Views - February 26, 2015 - 1 comments
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recently published a proposed rule to amend its regulations to establish a government-wide Mentor-Protégé Program for all small businesses as directed by the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 and the National Defense Authorization Act of 2013 (NDAA)....Contracting - February 25, 2015 - 12 comments
Are you an entrepreneur looking to get your startup funded? Be careful.I suppose it's no surprise that hopeful entrepreneurs are good targets. Too often we're led to believe that getting investment money is the ultimate victory. Supposedly we're all going to be successful as soon...Industry Word - February 24, 2015 - 2 comments
Last week, for personal reasons, I visited Puerto Rico and also had the chance to meet with one of our Growth Accelerator Fund competition winners, Piloto151.But before I tell you about my visit with Piloto151, let me tell you about Puerto Rico, a Commonwealth of the United States. It will sound...SBA News and Views - February 23, 2015 - 10 comments
Did you know that nearly a quarter of all new U.S. entrepreneurs come from the 20-34 age group? (source: Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity) And, as more and more millennials express enthusiasm about business ownership, this number is sure to rise. In fact, back in 2011, a nationwide poll...Starting a Business - February 23, 2015 - 13 comments
I recently presented the 2015 Inaugural SBA State of the Region Address live from Atlanta, GA. The message was clear; the State of this Region is STRONG. Below is a list of the topics I covered.Resource PartnersOur SCORE Chapters counseled and trained over 87,000 small business owners...SBA News and Views - February 20, 2015 - 7 comments