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General News Archive - October 15, 2005
By Mariam Karouny BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Polls opened on time and Iraqis began casting ballots in a landmark referendum on Saturday, with up to 15 million people set to say "yes" or "no" to a new constitution that backers hope will unite the torn country.
By Robert Birsel MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - A week after South Asia's strongest earthquake in 100 years, survivors woke to a cold and drizzly Saturday morning still uncertain how they would survive the coming winter without permanent shelter.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Among the government's expenditures for hurricane relief last month was $223,000 for flip-flop sandals, three golf carts rented for $1,500 a month and playing cards, The New York Times reported on Saturday.
By Mariam Karouny BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqis headed to the polls in an historic referendum on Saturday, with up to 15 million eligible voters deciding on a controversial new post-Saddam Hussein constitution that its backers hope will unite the torn country.
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By Mariam Karouny and Hiba Moussa BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqis flowed to the polls in an historic referendum on Saturday, with up to 15 million voters set to decide on a controversial new post-Saddam Hussein constitution that backers hope will unite the torn country.
By David Fox MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan raised the official death toll from the Kashmir earthquake to 38,000 on Saturday, making it one of the most devastating earthquakes to hit South Asia in recorded history.
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Lab tests in Britain have shown that an outbreak of bird flu in Romania is H5N1, the strain that is potentially highly pathogenic to humans, the Romanian state veterinary authority said on Saturday.
By Saul Hudson MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice courted Russian support on Saturday for the U.S. hard line over Iran's nuclear programme, but there was no public sign Moscow was shifting to back Washington's policy.
By Martin Dokoupil BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Lab tests detected the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu in samples from Romanian ducks on Saturday, confirming the virus had arrived for the first time in mainland Europe.
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Scientists at Europe's CERN research centre said they may be able to definitively announce in March that they have discovered the elusive Higgs boson.Sunday, 23 December, 2012, 6:11am
Space elevator by Arthur C. Clarke7 Apr 2008 - 12:00am
1. Which of the following is not written by Arthur C. Clarke?
a. 2001: A Space Odyssey
b. The Time Machine
c. The Fountains of Paradise
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Arthur C. Clarke died on Wednesday and was laid to rest yesterday in his adopted home of Sri Lanka. He left behind predictions that are now reality and visions we may yet fulfil. His name has become synonymous with science fiction around the world.23 Mar 2008 - 12:00am
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Great hotel
We loved our stay here. They upgraded our room to a small apartment style room on the third floor when we arrived! It was clean and comfortable. Even had a small washing machine. You won't regret staying here.
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My husband and I stayed at Al Piave for three nights in Venice and we were very happy and greatful to have found this place. We had wheels on our two suitcases and found that the walk from the Vaparetto stop to the hotel was very manageable (about 10 minutes). The hotel is very conveniently located, walking distance to anything you may want to go to. We had a room on a different street than the main hotel. It was about a one minute walk away. The alley was clean, very quiet and it was really nice to come back to a tucked away place after a busy day of being around so many other people in the tourist spots. The room itself had a small living room with a tv and the bedroom was very clean and nicely decorated. The airconditioning worked well and the bathroom was also very clean and modern. The price was very reasonable and we wouldn't hesitate to stay at this hotel again. My only bit of advice would be if possible try to find people to share a water taxi with from the airport to the island (it should be about a 30 min ride if going direct). We took the public water vaparetto and to get to the main stop (San Marco) took one hour in this boat in which we were packed in quite tightly.......after a very long journey, it was a bit nauseating to be on a crowded boat for that long.
A great find in an expensive city
Cute hotel within 2 mins walk to heart of Venice (San Marco square).
Clean, comfy, modern, quiet room. Queen bed, decent size room and bathroom (with shower doors and all!). Staff speaks English. Breakfast included. Be prepared for sticker shock - Venice is REALLY expensive.
After realizing the rates at other hotels, we felt almost fortunate to book this hotel at $200 USD per nite (2 people, mid-Sept). We would defintely stay here again.
Our family (wife and I, two teenage boys) stayed here in two double rooms in June 2002. Although the most expensive place we stayed on our trip, it was worth it. It's a little off the beaten path, but with plenty of places to eat nearby, and it's very quiet. The staff was excellent, the breakfast very nice, and the room was pleasant, though smallish. We'd stay there again without any second thoughts.
Al Piave was great
We stayed at AlPiave from June 17 to June 22 2003. We were at a separate apartment two venician blocks from the Hotel. The apartment was great. Great air conditioner, great beds, and closer to the vaporetto than the hotel itself. We loved our stay. Thanks Frommer and Rick for telling us about Al Piave.
Loved al piave
The hotel Al Piave was a terrific find in Venice. The location was perfectly located between San Marco and Rialto so you could choose whichever vaparetto stop was most convienient. The room we had was very clean and had it's own private balcony. Mirella and her husband do a great job running the place. They are very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was very good too. I would highly recommend this hotel and trust me, I'm picky!
Great position
Stayed here for 3 nights May 2003, and it's good if you are prepared to eat out. They serve breakfast, but no cooked meals. I had a double room, which was cosy.... not enough room to swing a cat or to luxuriate in the shower. But don't let that put you off!It's a couple of minutes walk from St Marks Square, and yes it can be difficult to find. At one end of Ruga Giuffa is a major church, so head for the church and the square it's in, and cross over the bridge and you'll see the hotel almost immediately.Good friendly staff as well.
Great hotel
very convenient hotel, within minutes from san marco and the rialto. excellent breakfast, with friendly staff. i have stayed here twice and have felt like this is my home in venice.
Their apartments are great!
The Al Piave has cute little apartments they rent that have one bedroom and a fold out couch. While their free breakfast was great, it was also nice to be able to cook in our own room to save a little money on other meals. The nicest surprise was that there was a very small washing machine in the apartment. This was great after having been traveling for two weeks.
Loved the Piave
We were last at the Al Piave in May, 2000. The hotel is at the first vaporetta stop after St. Marks' Square. It took a little doing to find it the first time but was well worth it. Like most hotels in Venice, it had only about 40 rooms. The rooms were nice and although the bathrooms (as is typical in these kinds of hotels) was small, it was very clean.
The prices were amazingly low for Venice. This hotel is an unknown jewel and I would recommend it for anyone going to Venice.
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What: Taxation of Americans Abroad in the 21st Century, Citizenship-Based Taxation vs. Residence-Based Taxation
When: Friday, May 2, 2014 8:30AM-4:00PM
Where: University of Toronto – St. Michael's College, Toronto, Canada
ACA Global Foundation launches its educational program with a forum/debate between Professor Michael S. Kirsch and Dr. Bernard Schneider, two distinguished academic tax specialists, on Citizenship-based taxation vs Residence-based taxation, followed by practical observations on the impact of current law on Americans resident abroad, presented by tax experts, investment advisors, businessmen and citizens abroad.
Welcome: Marylouise Serrato, American Citizens Abroad, Inc., Executive Director
Academic Host: Dr. Stephen J. Kish, Professor of Psychiatry and Pharmacology, Institute of Medical Science, University of Toronto
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Phil D.W. Hodgen, International Tax Attorney, Hodgen Law Group PC, Pasadena, CA
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Senior Fellow Robert Higgs talks with Scott Horton about the growth of government during the war on terror, economic recession and domestic emergencies. Check out some of Robert Higgs books mentioned on the program.
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Senior Fellow Robert Higgs, author of Delusions of Power, is interviewed on The Lew Rockwell Show, about the delusions of government power and U.S. interventionism.
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Just realized I haven't posted here in a while so I should do an activity post too, I'm sorry but I've been really busy of late, I tend to be pretty erratic when I work on my own though so I don't really have an ETA on when I'll be more active again. One of my favorite old co-workers is coming into town though and she's the anti-thesis of my existence so I'll be more organized and active then. If you guys ever need me you can just message at your leisure, I make a point to check serebii around 6 or more times a day.
Oh and if there are any other Etrian Odyssey fans out there I'm working on a one-shot fanfic so message if you're interested in reading :P That's all folks! (Etrian Odyssey is a 3DS role-playing, dungeon crawler game you guys should really try out the demo in the E-Shop if you're interested, EO isn't very well known though, I've only come across 2 other people in real life who know the games exist )
And I've gone blathering again I'll stop before I make this too long sorry Dx
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Yeah EO is known for its challenge and I love it ^_^ If you aren't prepared while adventuring and take stupid risks the game will kill you, and the tense choices you have to make later on really add the the feel that the Labyrinth is a dangerous place that could kill you at any turn. I'm attracted to games with such a hardcore single-player aspect to them like that, the rpg part of it makes it even more customizable and I enjoy the different choices you have for teams, even characters of similar classes can end up vastly different later on.
Oh, there's also an easy mode if you're not into the extreme challenge the game offers, which isn't too extreme if you're cautious and you know how RPGs or dungeon crawlers usually work. I've yet to experience a total party wipe with the amount of caution I exert but I've suffered several deaths, the nice thing is that it's just a small fee to revive your dead allies so you don't have to worry about your characters being permanently deleted on stupid luck or anything.
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Wow, thanks for the suggestion, Freeze; I'm going to try the demo now.
Edit: Okay, I tried out the demo.
I love the whole class and skill system (one the first things I look for in an RPG/RTS), but the lack of, eh, 'developed' battle animations kind of puts me off. And just the demo is quite hard (not complaining or anything; I enjoy difficulty); some baboon (not the ones you can see on the field) killed my whole party in one hit each.
I might warm up to the system; who knows, but I'm looking for something similar to Golden Sun, Final Fantasy III, or Awakening.
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Lol just what that brightened my day man and welcome nameless skity I am Swampurtz lord of Swampurts and I claim this thread I n the name of Pokemon adventures and mud fish kind
"Yeah we help and hinder swampurtz and do funny skits" Gold said
"Along with what gold said I do the Same you will enjoy these just look in hid previous posts" Ruby said
Yeah and read some of vm posts on my friends list
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VM me if you add me.
I might just lurk today. Just send me a vm if you need me. Stuff is happening, so I might not actually be able to do much today, but I can answer questions and stuff...
Alright - this will be my last post here until the Christmas holiday arrives.
I'll be around until tomorrow evening if you need me for anything,otherwise I wish you all the best of starts to your academic years if you're starting one
Enjoy yourselves!
- shouldn't be tricky whilst I'm gone ^ ^
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Damn I need to start a chat um um So who is really ecstatic for the new fairy type cause it is going to change competitive battling
"Most of the new ones are freaking adorable" Ruby said.
"Did i hear him right or am I deaf" Blue asked.
"Yes you heard him correctly" Green, Red, Saphire, Black, White and Yellow said.
"What did I say" Ruby asked
"Dude your homo" White said while she face palmed
Hey Ruby is cool in his own way and shut up white u had your own agent leave you for N now that's pathetic.
"Oooooooooooooooooooh nice swampurt" Red said
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> OT Pity Party
I'm super depressed today. I'm venting here because I can't talk to dh about this because he takes it as an insult to his money making skills.
I know that there are people with much worse issues in the world. That's irrelevant, it's not going to make me any less depressed about this.
I have three major dreams, that I've had since I was little.
1. Tropical vacation. I live somewhere cold and snowy, we get "summer" for maybe 2 months. The rest of the year is cold and yucky. When my grandmother went to Florida when I was a teenager, she was reluctant to tell me and when she did I bawled. I had the opportunity to go somewhere hot before that and it fell threw. At this point in my life it's never going to happen, whatever I can deal, it's the next two that kill me.
2. Live in the country on an
acreage. Not going to happen. I've been looking for years and nothing even remotely suitable comes up.
3. Have a house (smaller than the one I'm in ) built on acreage. Preferably off grid. This is even less likely than the other two as it'll never be in our budget.
I have been dealing with the loss of my dreams quite well until recently. A friend on my facebook, who as far as I can tell is in the same income range purchased a house on 75 acres of land, then went on a month long vacay to an extremely pricey resort in Hawaii. Yesterday she announced that they will be building a house on the land. All of this in less than a year. I had to take her off my friend list.
I'm sure she deserves all this good luck but come on. Dh and I had horrible poverty stricken childhoods and have worked our asses off to get where we are. I've met some horrible people who get everything they want handed to them on a silver platter.
Vent over.
I'm sorry things haven't turned out according to plan...and yet have seemed to for your friend.
Hope the venting made you feel a bit better.
I know you are just venting, and I have been there, I know sometimes I wish I had a place to just blow up about thing that I want NO ONE to know. I have IRL friends on here though, so I cant really do it on here. I was just wondering how good of friends you are with your friend. Like are you going to regret unfriending her or is it going to cause problems in your relationship?
I feel a bit better now having vented.
She probably won't even notice that I unfriended her. She's an acquaintance I maybe run into once a year.
Ok, then, no biggie. Glad you feel better. I am kinda jealous that you got such a fabulous vent session in.
I have a 100% anonymous blog that I have never given anyone access to. (In addition to my normal public blog.) That's where I go to rant and talk about all my pissy, will get me in trouble, LIFE ISN'T FAIR stuff. Don't get me wrong: I vent on my real blog too, but there are some things you just can't say in front of anyone because they will give you $h!t.
Vent away chica. Life isn't fair and sometimes it sucks so hard. There have been horrible parts of my life where it just seemed like the universe was pissing all over me. I'm not in that place right now and you can feel free to hate my guts. I won't take it personally.
I actually read your post yesterday, and it has been stewing in the back of my mind all day today. Here's what I think: Don't give up on your dreams! Sometimes, it is not the actual fullfillment of the dream that makes life wonderful, but the pursuit of the dream itself. My DD loves the movie "Up", and if you haven't seen it, that is the whole theme of that movie. Sometimes, the realization of a dream is not as wonderful as the life you live while pursuing that dream.
And who knows, maybe one of the little ones you are nurturing now will grow up, buy a cattle ranch on thousands of acres somewhere warm (I'm thinking Texas), and build you a little off grid retirement home there so you can be close to your grandchildren. As long as there is life, there is a chance to fullfill your dreams.
As for those people who are fullfilling their dreams at an early age, just think -- what are they going to long for next? Because isn't it true that most of us have a dream that is beyond where we are now? Maybe in a few years you will reconnect with that person that acheived those dreams that you have, and discover that she is not all that much happier than you are in your life.
It's all a balance. I, too, would love an off-grid house in the countryside, but I would trade it in a second for my DH and my DD. They are true joy, more than any material thing. But that doesn't mean I give up my dreams! My husband jokes that our current house is a 10 year house, the next house will be a 20 year house, and then maybe I can have my "dream" house. (Note that in 30 years my kids should be grown, maybe with kids of their own, and I should be (hopefully) ready to retire and collect a pension.) In the mean time, I'm happy with my veggie garden, decent house, and happy family. Yet I still say things like "when we build our house, it is going to have the best windows we can get so that it stays warm in the winter!" Of course, in 30 years when I'm building my dream house, maybe I won't be moving someplace that HAS winter. Ha!
I hope the weekend brings you some joys in your life, and that you either have some new dreams develop or decide to maybe allow those old dreams of yours to continue to simmer in the back of your mind. As a final thought, for the record, I think your dreams are perfectly reasonable. I mean it's not like you're saying you want to be a billionare with a private plane, or that you want to win an Olympic medal for gymnastics. Maybe they won't come true in 5 years, or 10 years, or even 20. But who knows what surprises the future will bring?
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remedy for cleaning grease splatter on white cabinets?
Hi, all. I'm wondering if anyone has good rec for cleaning grease splatter off of painted white wood cabinets. I was doing some frying last night, and thought I had cleaned up. But this afternoon, when the light hit the cabinets in a certain way, I can see little round splatters of grease on the cabinet fronts. Does anyone have a solution that won't harm the paint and the wood?
If I remember correctly, you have Rutt cabinets? Here's something that might help from the Rutt web site:
Regular maintenance should consist of a weekly dusting with a damp cloth and the daily removal of soil and grease around the cooking area. Use a fresh solution of mild soap and warm water, followed by a clean water rinse. For cleaning and rinsing use a soft cloth that is damp but not dripping wet, so excess water does not accumulate in corners. Use a soft towel to completely dry the surfaces of your cabinetry. Do not use an abrasive sponge, cleaners containing abrasive materials, harsh detergents, ammonia solutions, polishes, oils, waxes or oil soaps. Use of these types of materials and/or cleaners may void the warranty.
If a more thorough cleaning is required Rutt recommends Guardsmanî Cabinet Polish and Guardsmanî Cabinet Cleaner to safely and effectively remove kitchen grease, cooking oils, smoke film, and several kinds of stains. These products can be purchased at www.guardsman.com.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rutt Care Instructions
I would make a past of baking soda and a bit of water. leave it on "forever" or until it starts to drive you crazy. Dust it off. It might take a second time but it will be safe and it won't hurt you or the finish. If you think you can get some dry baking soda to stick to the spots, I'd do that.
when I had white painted cabinets, I would use anything I could get my hands on. In a case like this, I wouldn't have hesitated to use a Mr.Clean magic sponge - they are awesome!
Ah yes--I used one of those sponges to get off some black rub marks left by a bad GC squeezing in a hood. It may have decreased the sheen a bit but it was either that or touchup paint.
But really. It's a KITCHEN. If you have to use special cleaners or procedures whenever you fry something, you won't be happy. Test your regular old trusted household cleaners to find which ones are safe and just live with it!
Me too -- I'll use whatever's available. I happen to have an addiction to Windex, and I find it works *really* well removing the greasy fingerprints, etc. from our white and black painted cabs. I used to go through a big ordeal with SoftScrub, using a diluted mixture of it to wipe down all the cabinet fronts and then a wet microfiber to go and wipe all the SoftScrub off. Truthfully -- it worked great! But the Windex is so much easier and does just as good a job. Good luck!
Up until about a month ago, I too was using Windex on just about everything. I hate having to fish out multiple products, and it worked on smeary fingerprinted quartz countertops, white painted cabinets, and for shining up the stainless sink and nickel faucet.
HOWEVER, I have a new favorite--Pledge Multi-surface. It comes in a spray bottle and also wipes. It is by far the best product I have used for stainless appliances, which was the one thing the Windex isn't so hot for. I truly use it for everything....dusting, mirrors, glass, stainless, and painted surfaces. I don't get how this stuff works but I love it. It definitely gets the greasy spots off the painted cabinetry.
1. Upgrade your ventilation to better remove the grease before it lands on your cabinets and walls and USE that ventilation fan every time. Grease damages the finish of both painted and varnished cabinets. This is one of the reasons that I just don't get how people recommend doing a kitchen without ventilation. Even just sauting some onions in the tiniest bit of butter produces tiny airborne drops of grease that will float around your home if you aren't sucking them out.
2. Dawn dishwashing liquid, water, and a microfiber cloth is about as harsh a chemicals as you'd want to use on a painted surface. If it won't come off with that, then it's permanantly stained and would need repainting.
3.NEVER use any of the Magic Erasers on any kind of cabinet or a counter surface. They are abrasive and can remove the top layer of the stain, but they're actually removing paint or the top layer of plastic on your laminate countertop. They're great for a lot of things, but not for surfaces that you wouldn't want to use very fine sandpaper on. Because that's what they essentially are: very fine sandpaper!


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Five-axis machining demonstrations prepared by Matsuura and Delcam can now be seen on Delcam.TV at www.delcam.tv/matsuura-powermill.
The demonstrations were originally prepared for an open house held by Matsuura at its technology centre in Coalville, Leicestershire, last October. They highlight the five-axis machining strengths of Delcam's PowerMILL CAM software with demonstrations on Matsuura's LX-160, MX-520 and MX-850 machines.
Recent releases of PowerMILL have seen a series of important additions for five-axis machining, including a new dialogue to track the position of the machine tool and a new toolbar to simulate and adjust the configuration and tool axis of a 3+2 machine.
The new dialogue has a redesigned user interface giving improved presentation of data on the position of the machine tool, together with the limits set for each axis. It includes a slider to jog the machine components into position during the simulation and displays a warning if any axis limit is exceeded.
The new toolbar can be used to edit the tool axis and the orientation of the machine tool. This allows quick and easy updates to existing toolpaths with the new parameters. In addition, a new workplane that is aligned to the new axis and orientation can be created for subsequent programming operations.
Another addition that will be especially beneficial for five-axis programming is a new plug-in for PowerMILL that provides a graph of the linear and rotary axes of the machine during the simulation. Analysis of this graph allows users to locate any potential problems, such as sudden changes in direction or axis reversals that can adversely affect the surface finish. Adjusting the position of the part on the machine and running another simulation will often identify a solution to these problems.
In addition, PowerMILL has seen an increase the number of options for tool-axis definition. For raster toolpaths, the lead and lean angles can now be defined relative to a contact normal. In addition, better control is now possible for the tool-axis definition when using the To or From a Point, Line or Curve strategies. These improvements will make it easier for users to control the contact angle between the cutter and the part, and so set the optimum cutting conditions for efficient machining and high quality surface finish.
The resulting NC programs can be made even more efficient by automatically reordering the toolpaths, using the tool number or tool diameter, to reduce the number of tool changes, or using specific workplanes, to minimise set-up moves.
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National board continues full accreditation for College of Pharmacy
- Tuesday, January 13, 2015
The Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy names Fall 2014 Dean's List
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College of Pharmacy breaks ground on new home.
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- Monday, October 13, 2014
Governor releases $33 million to construct permanent building for College of Pharmacy
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Student pharmacists to pledge commitment in White Coat Ceremony
- Wednesday, October 1, 2014
College of Pharmacy health fair returns to Prince Kuhio Plaza Oct. 11
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College of Pharmacy achieves accreditation to offer continuing education for psychologists
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UH BOR approves change of status for College of Pharmacy
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Botany degrees
Hello all. I am currently working on my bachelor degree in general biology. I have an interest in plants and I am wondering if a general biology degree would be an acceptable bachelor if I am considering going on to graduate school and trying to get either a masters or PhD in botany? All insight would be helpful. Thanks!!
You did not mention your current grade level. Hopefully you are just starting out! You really need to get a more concise handle on what area of botany you are interested in. This is vital in approaching a doctorate program. While a general bio major may be helpful and may be all that is available to you at your current university, you need to determine what school, if different, you want to pursue a Masters and subsequently a doctorate degree at.
Knowing this you can examine their mimimal requirements for acceptability and can adjust your major accordingly.
For botany you should have at least some organic chemistry, statistical analysis, taxonomy, and probably some environmental or ecological courses as well. Other courses that can aid in your studies would include geology related courses and of course computer courses that teach the use of the current programs that you would be using in future botany courses or needed for qualifying for a job.
Whatever you do do not wait but act as soon as you can to learn about your own interests. Avoid what others may direct you to unless the field is of interest to you and within your range of understanding. Do get started NOW1
Here is a link that might be useful: CHECK THIS LINK OUT THOROUGHLY!
Thanks for the website and insight. My current degree does have most of the classes you are talking about already incorporated into it, except for the geology courses. Also, I am in my second year of college, though I have spent a majority of this time getting my core out of the way.
Sounds good. Good luck in your endeavor. It can be tough if you really are unsettled on just what direction you want to go in. And it is really impossible to know. Hindsight is always better but somewhat impossible to have beforehand!!
One of the main difficulties will prove to be assessing what a longterm INTEREST will prove to be. What may attract you now may prove to become tedium later.
Socrates was really on the mark with his statement: "KNOW THYSELF."
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The news media will tell us that the economy is turning around. But those served by Burbank Temporary Aid Center, have yet to feel it.
Each day, the line for lunches snakes along the sidewalk. Men and women, some parents of young children, depend on Burbank Temporary Aid Center for a sack lunch. Although the lunches are filled with sandwiches, chips, beverages, fruit and a sweet treat, it is often the only meal of the day.
There are times when the donated lunches need some "beefing up". Other times, BTAC runs out of lunches, altogether. So, BTAC's Pantry Manager, Edward, heads off to buy food to supplement the donations. Ten years ago, this never happened. But with the growing need of the past six years, it has become too common place.
When you give to support this program, you are truly touching lives in a meaningful way.
Thank you for your contribution.
Burbank Temporary Aid Center is one of the few organizations in our area providing emergency shelter for families with children.
Recently, we have seen a rise in the number of homeless families. Often, they became homeless after a parent lost a job or had hours cut back. It is heartbreaking to see famlies living in thier cars, while trying to keep up with school, jobs, etc.
There aren't many shelters that accomodate families, and the ones that do welcome families have waiting lists. he emergency shelter provided by BTAC is at a local motel. These aren't Marriotts or Hiltons. In fact, most of us wouldn't even consider staying in them. But for a homeless family, they are magnificent. The emergency shelter can provide a bridge between being homeless and getting into a family-friendly shelter. An it gives the family a chance to shower, sleep in a comfortable bed and be out of the elements - if only for a few nights until they hear that space has opened up for them.
Your support of this program has been vital to BTAC being able to provide this service.
Thanks again for your support.
The hectic holidays are behind us. Many generous and kind people dropped off groceries to help fill Burbank Temporary Aid Center's (BTAC) shelves. But after January 1st of each year, it takes a while before they think of us, again.
Sadly, the economic challenges faced by so many of our clients don't take a break. They still keep parents away at night, as they wonder how they are going to provide for thier family.
That is why your donation is so important. When the stock on our shelves begins to dwindle, donations like yours help us purchase the items we need the most. Things like tuna fish, peanut butter and dairy products. They may seem like ordinary items in our own pantries, but to a single mother trying to raise a family, it is a treasure.
This year, 2014, BTAC is celebrating 40 years of service in the community. Recently, a local columnist wrote about teh work we are doing. I have included a link to the website.
We sometimes overuse the saying 'it takes a village'. But in BTAC's case, it is very true. You are part of the village that keeps hunger from the doorstep of almost 3,000 households in Burbank. That translates to almost 10,000 people. So our village is really making a difference. We couldn't do it without you.
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I tried to read up garbage collection algorithms in Java and in .Net recently. So far I found out that java uses Mark and Sweep as algorithm within its collectors.
Is .Net using Mark and sweep as well on all the generations?
How did Microsoft moved from concurrent G0, G1 collector, running SERIALLY with G@ collector, to a sth called BACKGROUND GC, where everything is parallel?
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Perth, United Kingdom
Framed by the verdant public parks of North and South Inch, as well as the Tay Street promenade, Perth is a beautiful city on the banks of the River Tay. This enviable location in Scotland draws visitors travelling through the United Kingdom. With its lush environment and many historical attractions such as Scone Abbey, Perth is a popular place to vacation while traipsing across Europe.
Perth Attractions
- Perth Museum and Art Gallery
- Perth Theatre
- Fair Maid's House
Perth Activities
- See and photograph the distinctive architecture of St John's Kirk
- Stroll about and shop along historic High Street, a traffic-free precinct with a wide variety of shops
- Tour the Perth Museum and Art Gallery, one of the oldest provincial museums in Scotland
Perth Climate
From June to August, summer temperatures are around 66°F (19°C); winter months of December through February typically stay between 32°F (0°C) and 42°F (5°C). Yearly rainfall is consistent throughout the area and measures 29 inches (737 mm). Most enjoy their visits when displays of colour are showcased during autumn, although spring and summer are also a wonderful time to see the city.
Getting There & Around
Reaching Perth is typically done by rail through the Perth Railway Station, located close to the city's centre. There are direct trains to and from the airports of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Travelling to accommodations and about the city is done with hired cars, taxis and public transit with Citylink local buses.
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12 hotels in Perth, GB
1 The Salutation Hotel
34 South Street Map
Offering excellent service and contemporary accommodation in a cosy atmosphere, this property is just the place for you to relax. GeneralThe Salutation Hotel Perth provides meeting and banquet... More
2 BEST WESTERN Queens Hotel
105 Leonard Street Map
Best Western Queens Hotel Perth is a conveniently located property in Perth, Scotland that provides modern and cosy accommodations for business and leisure travellers. While in the Scottish town,... More
3 BEST WESTERN Lovat Hotel
90-92 Glasgow Road Map
BEST WESTERN Lovat Hotel Perth is an ideal place for guests travelling on business, leisure or pleasure. Friendly reception staff at this property is always ready to serve guests throughout their... More
4 Mercure Perth Hotel
West Mill Street Map
Mercure Perth Hotel provides visitors one-of-a-kind accommodations in this unique 15th century watermill-turned-hotel. With its strategic location, it is just minutes away from major attractions... More
5 Cairn Lodge and Hotel
Orchill Road Map
Step over the threshold of The Cairn, a beautiful Victorian hunting lodge just minutes from Gleneagles and some of Scotland''''s most famous golf courses, and discover Perthshire''''s newest and... More
6 Holiday Inn Express PERTH
200 Dunkeld Rd,Inveralmond Map
Offering high standards of service and quality, this property is an ideal place to reside for the price conscious travellers. GeneralThis hotel offers well-appointed conference rooms that can hold... More
7 BEST WESTERN Balgeddie House Hotel
Balgeddie Way Map
Set in the tranquil Scottish countryside, Best Western Balgeddie House Hotel Glenrothes offers lovely accommodations to business and leisure travellers staying in the heart of Fife. Visitors at... More
8 Hilton Dunkeld House
Blairgowrie Road Map
Hilton Dunkeld House is a non-smoking property in Perthshire near the River Tay where salmon and trout fishing is a popular activity. It is an hour or less away from the airports of Dundee,... More
9 Royal Dunkeld Hotel
Atholl Street Map
Positioned on the banks of the River Tay, this former coaching inn offers comfortable, modern accommodation, Free Wi-Fi, Free parking and a popular on-site restaurant. The historic Cathedral... More
10 The Atholl Arms Hotel
Bridgehead Map
Offering timeless ambience, The Atholl Arms Hotel Dunkeld presents exquisite accommodation restoring Georgian style along with the excellent facilities for a fascinating reside. GeneralFeaturing... More
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Went well and I had the chance to try a lot of great beer and visit some nice places
Malmo Bryggus was closed when we got there on Sunday which was unfortunate.
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Had a Westy Triple and some local IPA's there
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