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NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwired - April 08, 2014) - Harbert Management Corporation is pleased to announce Harbert Mezzanine Partners III, L.P. ("HMP" or the "Fund")'s recent investment in Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc. ("TGM"). Headquartered in Cape Coral, FL, TGM performs turbine and generator outage services for industrial clients, independent power producers, and public utilities. HMP partnered with Azalea Fund III, L.P. and TGM's existing management to complete the investment.
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TGM is the premier, independent solution provider for steam and combustion turbine and generator inspection, testing, and repair. TGM is turnkey and project management based, focused on units operated by independent power producers, cogenerators, and other power producers that require the shortest outage durations to support availability requirements. TGM provides expert field service inspections, repairs, and operational support for steam and combustion turbine and generator sets throughout the Americas.
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Mixing classic-old school looks with modern-day geometry, the Filth Flyer features a 6061 Aluminum frame with an internally machined headtube and box chainstays, offering a solid dirt jumping platform that rides as good at the park as it does on shortcut-trails on the way home. The Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 3 suspension fork includes 100mm of travel and a 20mm Through Axle for catching big air and ensuring a graceful landing soon after. The Hayes Stroker Ryde hydraulic disc brake system, provides confident braking for superior control, ensuring you hit those dirt ramps and banked turns just right. The Alex FR-32 rims are laced to SE sealed bearing hubs by stainless steel spokes, making for one resilient wheelset that is willing and able to take a beating. The SRAM X7 rear derailleur and trigger shifters are versatile and highly capable, while holding to a friendly price point. Jump (no pun intended) atop the SE Filth Flyer and join the legions of riders and racers who've created and contributed to the SE BMX tradition. Do yourself a favor and become a part of the SE bikes folklore!
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I use this bike as my freeride hard tail. The bike is a bit on the heavy side but not too bad. The truvativ cranks are absolute junk. I finally had to loctite them to keep the crank arms on. The chainguide is the noiseiest ive ever had.... it does keep the chain on though. The hayes stroker brakes are pretty much junk too. Loud and the pads wear fast. I do like the marzocchi Dj 3 for the type of riding I do. After I tookthe wheels to my LBS and had them actually trued, they have been great. At 6"2 the frame geo is where this bike really shines for me. All in all not a bad entry level ride and parts are decent enough that you can ride as you save up for upgrades.
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If you're looking for light, nimble, cross-country, or free-ride, look for a different bike in a different price range. If you're looking for a bomb proof bike to ride groomed trails with jumps, a few gears to make your local ride more bearable, or grew up on a BMX bike, this bike is definitely for you. I found Jenson through the SE website, checking different retailers, looking for a deal on Om Flyers, and just couldn't be happier that I purchased this bike instead. It's heavier and more "relaxed" (geometrically) than I'm used to (coming from a BMX background) ,but perfect for the purpose it serves. I live in the "Russian River" area of Sonoma County, Ca., which has hills, rain, and considerable distances between populated areas, so a single gear bike with 1 rim brake just isn't as practical. But, I'm just not ready to give up on "catching air" yet. I can't ride without bunny-hopping curbs, hitting whatever jumps I can find while "commuting", ect. So a road bike or fixed gear just wouldn't work for me. The assembly was a little "off". The fork was on backwards, the decals had air bubbles, their was some greasy prints, and some parts had to be disassembled, lubricated, and reassembled, but man, was Jenson FAST! My wife asked if I "overnighted" it. This is the "over haul" season in my family; when our bikes get stripped, cleaned, rebuilt, and worn out parts upgraded. On the day I placed this order, I also ordered parts from several other places. When it arrived I decided the one thing I would change on it was the tires, and ordered some intense micro knobbys (from Jenson). It hasn't even been a week (since I ordered the bike) and they're already on. Jenson shipped me two orders before anyone else could get one here. At this price, the frame (from a BMX icon), fork and components, are a great value.
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I started shopping for a mountain bike that was close as possible to a 20 inch BMX bike in geometry at least the frame anywayI've been racing BMX bikes for years and decided I wanted to try the free ride dirt jumping scene. I was looking for a good free ride or dirt jumping mountain bike this SE filth flyer fits the bill in every aspect! The components are great although not top-of-the-line but for the price paid it is exceptionally well outfitted. The quick shipping and exceptional customer service from Jenson USA will have me as a customer for many more purchases
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very nice bike all that i need in the price that i was looking for , very complete bike and nice parts , i recommend it to a friend
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This is a pretty good bike for a cheap price, very good components. I will try to convert it to SS
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I like the frame, although the head tube may be too relaxed for some people, especially if you add a longer travel fork (120mm or more.) I took the dj3 off immediately and swapped in a marzocchi 55. I think a larger front rotor may be in store as well. I chose this bike since I'm not a super hard core dirt jump or street guy, and I still like the casual 5 or so mile trail ride. I like the wheel and hub set, and the shifting components seem nice. The hayes brakes work well and I have no real complaints. The seat is ok for what it is intended for, plus I like the pivotal style seat post. All in all I'm happy with it.
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You may not believe this, but the world's most famous fossil was named after a Beatles song.
"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was playing on a tape recorder in 1974 as scientists celebrated the discovery in Ethiopia of a remarkably intact, ancient hominid skeleton. At 3.2 million years old, Australopithecus afarensis, as it became known scientifically, was the oldest hominin remains discovered at the time.
American paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson and his colleagues nicknamed their find "Lucy," after the 1967 tune by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The nickname stuck.
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Lucy returned to the Houston Museum of Natural Science, where her remains were kept in storage for about four years. Thus, the Bowers waited for about five years to present this show.
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OCEAN CITY – Despite the wind and heavy downpours at race time last Saturday, the 15th Annual Mid-Atlantic Seaside 10 and 5K race drew decent numbers with hundreds of runners from all over the country participating in the annual event.
The Seaside 10 is a 10-mile race that begins at the Inlet in Ocean City and meanders up Coastal Highway and back before finishing in the same spot. The 5K race also begins and ends at the Inlet and is run entirely on the Boardwalk. While the number of participants was curtailed by the weather, 234 runners competed in the Seaside 10 with 262 runners competing in the 5K.
In the Seaside 10, David Meade of Washington, D.C., came in first with a winning time of 1:03:22. Breck Vanderwende of Bridgeville was second at 1:04:04, while Marvin King of Alexandria was third at 1:05;44. The top female finisher was Maureen Hall of Lavale, Md., who finished 11th overall with a time of 1:11:46.
The top ten local finishers in the Seaside 10 were Theresa Moody of Berlin (39th- 1:19:02); Patti Moore of Ocean City (43rd, 1:20:22); Peter Maynard of Berlin (56th- 1:22:48); Leigh Biggerman of Ocean City (63rd- 1:23:53); Catherine Coffman of Berlin (91st- 1:28:47); Alison McKee of Ocean City (105th- 1:31:38); Barb Wisniewski of Bishopville (109th- 1:32:16); Jim Dickerson of Ocean City (126th- 1:34:41); Erika Esworthy of Berlin (154th- 1:41:00); and Connor Braniff of Bishopville (161st- 1:42:12).
In the 5K, it was Donald Zimak, 14, of Washington, Pa., taking first place with a winning time of 19:37. Chris O'Malley of Ellicott City was second at 19:53, while Charles Heward of Glen Burnie was third at 19:58. In the female group, Jessica Zimak, 15, of Washington, Pa., took first place in 20:18.
The top 10 local finishers in the 5K were Mark Shipley of Ocean City (14th- 22:43); Donald Parana of Berlin (17th- 22:56); Nolan Dove of Berlin (19th- 23:13); Logan Rodriguez of Berlin (25th- 23:57); Steve Green of Berlin (33rd-24:23); Debra Meinhardt of Ocean City (38th- 24:48); Jilian Whaley of Berlin (62nd- 27:17); Michael Wiley of Berlin (68th- 27:34); Jason Gulshen of Berlin (70th- 27:35); and Heather and Robert Little of Berlin (73rd and 74th- 27:43.)


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Thanks to my friends at Techland I have been able to test the upcoming Linux performance patch. It's looking mighty fine right now.
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It looks like the newer owners of Desura haven't been paying developers, uh oh. It's a bit of an odd story, as it seems it has taken months for Desura to even comment on it.
Minor Key Games have released their political thriller Neon Struct: Die Augen Der Welt on Steam. The game sends you into a neon-coloured surveillance state that has its sights on you. Stealth and diversion are your only weapons against those trying to capture and silence you.
Jotun is the game where you face off against Norse mythological creatures in epic boss battles. The game is slated for a Linux release this fall and an alpha trailer was published last month.
Curious Expedition has been available in a web alpha since November last year, has already built a large following and has now been put on Steam to gather more player feedback.
Victor Vran was released recently, and I gave it a small write up, but a major graphic bug stopped me from getting far. This was fixed incredibly quickly, and I've now sunk some time into it.
Greedy Guns is a fast paced action platformer with exploration, ability upgrades and loads of bullets. It's available in a free and open beta on Itch.io.
Gas Guzzlers Extreme was causing major excitement when it was planned for Linux, but sadly things didn't turn out so well.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is the huge Kickstarter from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night developer Koji Igarashi. I spoke to the developer to clarify about their Linux support.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is the latest entry into the Borderlands franchise that's on Linux, and even with the studio behind it being closed, a big patch has still surfaced.
Cities: Skylines is undoubtedly our best city builder on Linux, and the new content update makes it even sweeter.
Endless Legend was originally going to come to Linux, and then the developers decided it wasn't worth it. The Linux client had even been started and was looking good, but was dropped after the Windows and Mac OS clients were deemed too buggy. Now SteamOS has appeared in Amplitude's voting system for what to work on, and it needs votes.
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Whenever I land in San Francisco, I invariably arrive with a number of places to visit that I want to tick off my list. As I've learned from previous experience, it's just not possible to go everywhere – especially when you have to wait up to 45 minutes for a bus to come, making a round-trip to an ice cream shop a full afternoon event.
I was joking that I need to move back to San Francisco just to see – and eat – everything that I want to see and eat. And adding on to that are the places that everyone kindly recommends that I visit as well. But no matter how many places I do manage to get to, invariably a number of messages come in, beginning with "Oh, but you should have gone to…"


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Detailing technology
Many owners of detail companies did not spend their childhood dreaming about detailing — automobiles maybe, but not detailing. Many detailers' interests were varied, from a general love of cars to the corporate world to real estate and the stock business.
Then came the day they got fed up with working for someone else or, because of the high pressure of the corporate world, many individuals begin searching for something else to do. Many people spend months looking for a career pursuit and, in doing so, became familiar with the detail industry. That's when the adrenalin began to flow and many were hit by a lightening bolt over the business and its potential.
Look before you leap
Those who really analyze the business before jumping into it find the following:
- The detail industry is fragmented, with many small operators and few, if any, large ones.
- The Sunbelt states are the most lucrative markets for detailing because of the year-round detailing opportunities.
- The industry trails in the technology curve and is faced with monumental challenges with regard to new technology.
What is needed is pragmatic business knowledge, the ability to assess consumer behavior accurately, and, of course, customers.
Integrating new technology
Rather than using the primitive "squeeze-and-spray-bottle" technology found in most shops, a successful businessperson seeks to integrate the latest and most efficient technology into their new detail business.
By eliminating manual handling of chemicals and use of plastic bottles they eliminate the largest problem in detail operations today. And by eliminating portable shop vacuums and portable extractors, a detail business can be on the road to efficiency and profit.
Employees are taught what to do, what to use and are given time standards to meet. No more moving around the shop looking for this and that. They stay at their workstation until the work/job is completed. Without new technology, this can never happen in a typical detail operation.
Instead of doing one or two cars per man each day, the technologically advanced shop can achieve three and four cars per day per man, and working in two-person teams the turnover is even faster with more cars per man-hour paid. This is only possible in a business based on modern 21st century technology.
The cost of technology
Some say they can't afford the technology or they don't need it. This "head-in-the-sand" attitude is already paying for the new technology, but not owning it.
How? Lower production (fewer vehicles detailed per day) and higher labor costs.
Most detail businesses did not grow up using high tech equipment, so it is hard to train these experienced detailers to use any technology that requires they change their way of doing things. They are not "tech-savvy."
Often detail business owners find it better and easier to train novices in the new ways of detailing, rather than trying to teach new tricks to old hands.
Without question well-trained, competent detailers are needed to facilitate the growth of a business. For a high tech business "recruiting" will not be difficult. Potential employees can see the business is in a growth mode and want to work there, rather than working in a dead-end business, making dead-end money with nowhere to go.
If a potential employee rebels against learning something new and challenging, advise them politely to seek employment elsewhere, in a less technologically advanced detail business.
Please note, the emphasis should not be on technology itself, but, rather, on what technology helps you accomplish — far greater efficiency and more economical use of your resources.
It will always be about providing superior service. The technology helps you provide it.
The detail industry is an exciting industry, full of potential. If you are willing to learn you can benefit. You need to continue to expand your business with fellow professionals and be sure to read all industry magazines and attend industry trade show and seminars to learn and grow.
Before considering what equipment you need in a detail workshop, consider what you really need to accomplish, based on what jobs you will perform. The various jobs range from vacuuming, shampooing and cleaning interiors to polishing and waxing paint. For these tasks, there is a variety of equipment.
What is suggested here is not the traditional equipment used in a detail shop, but what a professional detail shop needs to compete in today's auto service industry.
• Air Compressor – While an obvious piece of equipment for any detail shop, most shops don't have one. A compressor can be used for removing water from a wet car, drying a distributor or, especially, blowing out the interior of a vehicle, just to name a few jobs. Most important, however, compressed air is the power source for versatile pneumatic tools.
Do you realize every other auto service business exclusively uses air-powered tools? The detail business is the only auto service business still using electric tools.
Why? Simple. Most detailers say they cannot afford an air compressor.
• Air Tools – With air power you have a choice of tools to increase efficiency.
With air, there are rotary buffers, lightweight and easy to handle with variable speeds and an on/off trigger which can be "feathered" when buffing over cracks and ridges to avoid burning. The buffers also last longer and require less maintenance.
With air, you can use rotary shampooers, smaller vertical air tools equipped with a round nylon shampoo brush. These units shampoo carpets, upholstery, vinyl and convertible tops quickly, effortlessly and with improved quality. They also are variable speed and can be feathered to avoid damage.
There are also air-powered mini-orbital waxers. Weighing about two pounds, they allow the detailer to wax an entire car in less than 10 minutes without fatigue. Even the larger air orbitals are an improvement over heavier, cumbersome electric orbitals.
• Vacuums – Another obvious piece of equipment for a detail shop, most shops still use the inefficient portable wet/dry shop vacuums sold at department stores. The most efficient detail shop vacuum system is a central vacuum, installed in an equipment room with a pipe manifold leading to vacuum drops (hoses) at each work station.
This puts vacuum capabilities at the fingertips of each detailer and lowers the noise level in the shop for both employees and customers.
• Soil Extractors – No detail shop, professional or not, should be without a soil extraction system. Used for shampooing carpets, fabric upholstery and floor and trunk mats, there are a number of units on the market, so you must do a little research before making a purchase.
Let me make a few suggestions. Solution/recovery tanks should be at least 10 gallons with a vacuum "lift" at least 130 inches and the unit should be heated. The general price range will be $1,100 to $1,600, although there are lower and higher priced units.
You will have to decide which direction you want to take. There are smaller units (two to three gallon) which are quite effective and may be the answer for the detailer who just can't afford an expensive unit. These are priced less than $600.
• Chemical Dilution Stations – Because of the number of water-based chemicals used in a detail shop, it is absolutely critical to have a chemical dilution station.
They are inexpensive and "idiot-proof" to install, just mount it on a wall, connect a water supply or hose and select the dilution ratio you want.
Each station has a plastic fill hose and a second hose for the chemical container. Water pressure draws chemicals out of the container and through the orifice which determines the mixing ratio. The mixture is delivered into the container, bottle or tank. Cost for a single station should be less than $100.
• Detail Work Carts/Table – As obvious as it may seem, many shops do not have a place for clean and dirty towels, buffing pads, tools, brushes, garbage and miscellaneous items. Employees are left to constantly run around looking for their equipment and supplies.
Shops should have a cart for these items. The cart can be wheeled up to each vehicle and easily moved to avoid hitting doors, etc. A simple item like this can save hours of time.
• Dispensing Work Stations – These stations are probably the most expensive, but most efficient items introduced to the detail industry. The systems are the ultimate in efficiency, function and professionalism and a shop equipped with them makes a statement to both customer and employee that this truly is a professional business.
The work station literally holds everything the detailer needs when working on a vehicle. Typically, a work station will dispense from eight to 12 chemicals through application hoses and guns and offers air outlets to power tools. Stations also include built-in vacuum and/or soil extractor with hoses and nozzles and provide electric outlets.
Chemicals are dispensed from a chemical dilution and dispensing system which is located in a secure equipment room and piped to the work stations. The water-based chemicals are automatically diluted and held in tanks while ready-to-use chemicals are dispensed right from the original container.
Don't jump to the conclusion you can't afford this equipment. You need to objectively consider these recommendations and how they can help your business. Consider what you are already paying in higher labor and chemical costs and lower productivity.
R.L. "Bud" Abraham is president of Detail Plus Car Appearance Systems, Portland, OR, and a 37-year member of the car-care industry. He is also a member of the International Carwash Association Board of Directors and can be contacted at email@example.com.


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The Springboks Sevens conceded a last-minute try in their 17-14 Plate final defeat to Australia while England lifted the Cup on day two of the Dubai Sevens.
England downed France 29-12 in the title decider, which confirmed their second consecutive Dubai Cup success. But for the Blitzboks, it was a disappointing end to their campaign in Dubai after a impressive run on day one, which saw them top Pool B and record a famous win over defending World Series champions New Zealand. It was the Blitzboks' worst tournament finish since their run at the Wellington leg in 2010, where they lost 26-12 to Fiji in the Plate final.
Against Australia, South Africa started strongly and claimed a converted try from the first attacking move. Chris Dry was the scorer, after playing a key role in winning possession from the kickoff. Aussie youngster Lewis Holland levelled matters before Branco du Preez capitalised on a Boom Prinsloo break to secure a 14-5 lead at half-time.
But the Blitzboks were errant in the second stanza, and the Aussies won the ascendancy and scored two tries through Hamish Angus and Holland. The latter score was a runaway try from the Aussies' 22m area as South Africa slipped two tackles in the final movement of the match.
Earlier in the day, the Springboks Sevens beat Wales 22-7 in the Plate semi-final.
It was an easy win over the 2009 World Cup winners. It was a Grey College connection that secured a 12-0 half-time lead as Boom Prinsloo set up Robert Ebersohn for the first try before putting through William Small-Smith moments later.
Renfred Dazel and Branco du Preez both dived in at the right corner to complete the victory, while Wales managed to grab a late try through Owen Williams.
In their first match of the day, the Springbok Sevens' title run came to an abrupt end with a 19-5 Cup quarter-final defeat to France.
France scored all the points in the first stanza, with Manoel Dall crossing the line shortly before the break. Renaud Delmas and Terry Bouhraoua sealed the match with second half tries as South Africa could only dot down for a consolation score via Bernado Botha.
Blitbzoks' fixtures and results, day two:
Cup quarter-final: South Africa 5 France 19
Plate semi-final: South Africa 22 Wales 7
Plate final: South Africa 14 Australia 17


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Sydney East
East Sydney offers some of the most famous beaches – like the iconic Bondi Beach and Coogee Beach. Enjoy them year-round by walking along a coastal trail or take in the view over a cocktail and dinner at one of the many outstanding restaurants in the area. Great shopping and other natural attractions ensure Sydney's East has some for everything.
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About Sydney East
Located between the city and the coast, Sydney's eastern suburbs are home to some of the area's best- known attractions, including Bondi Beach, Coogee Beach, Watsons Bay, South Head and Nielsen Park.
Bondi Beach has a style all of its own. On Sundays, head to the famous Bondi Markets and browse handicrafts, designer fashions, vintage goods and more. The promenade at the back of the beach is a favourite walking track and Campbell Parade is a popular grazing ground for Sydney's cafe society. Perched on the southern tip of Australia's most famous beach is one of Sydney's most spectacular drinking and dining spots, Icebergs Dining Room and Bar. For delicious ice cream join the queue at Gelato Messina and marvel at the day's special board. As night approaches, slip into something glamorous and watch the sunset from the comfort of a waterside bar. For something a bit more casual, try the Bucket List for a laid-back vibe beside the ocean.
If you love seafood, a visit Watsons Bay – Australia's oldest fishing village – is a must. Enjoy the Sydney Harbour views and indulge in a seafood feast at the iconic Doyle's on the Beach restaurant or, for something more low-key, try Doyle's on the Wharf.
The six-kilometre Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is a highlight. Enjoy the fresh sea air and views of white sand beaches. At Coogee, there are fabulous shopping opportunities, or dine in one of the many restaurants and cafes. Taking in a film at the heritage-listed Ritz Theatre in nearby Randwick is a splendid way to relax after a day of walking.
A short trip from the beaches are Paddington, Bondi Junction and Double Bay, offering some of Sydney's best shopping, with a mix of high-street boutiques and stylish malls.
In Moore Park you'll find Centennial Parklands, just 10 minutes from the city centre, you can go horseriding, cycling or hiking through the 360-hectare green space.
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Sunday 31 May 2015 to Sunday 10 January 2016
Bondi Markets Established in 1993, the Bondi Mark
Sunday 12 April to Sunday 23 August 2015
Bare Island Fort guided tour In 1885 concerned British colonists
Sydney North
Take a trip over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to discover another side of the city. Enjoy the views over the harbour from Kirribilli or McMahons Point. Catch a ferry to the famous Manly Beach for great waterside dining, shop in sophisticated Mosman , or treat the kids with a visit to Taronga Zoo and Luna Park.
Sydney South
Sydneys southern beaches are ideal for family fun, including Cronulla Beach which is a great spot for fishing. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the coastline through Botany Bay National Park , then learn about the areas history at La Perouse Museum.
Sydney West
Plan a day trip or stay in a B&B whilst you experience the Blue Mountains , explore the Jenolan Caves , visit the Three Sisters and ride the breathtaking Scenic Skyway. You can even feed a kangaroo and pat a koala at the Featherdale Wildlife Park.
Popular pages for this area
Beachfront dining at Watsons Bay. Image Kajo Merkert-Ohlheiser
Hornby Lighthouse at South Head, near Watsons Bay. Image: Andrew Gregory
Doyles on the Beach restaurant, Watsons Bay. Image Andrew Gregory
Sydney City Skyline viewed from South_Head. Image Kajo Merker-Ohlheiser
Camp Cove Beach at Watsons Bay. Image Andrew Gregory
Boats moored at Watsons Bay, Sydney city skyline in the background. Image Destination NSW
Long shot of surfer heading to water at Bondi, Sydney. Image Robert Billington, Tourism NSW
Children on boogie boards at Bondi Beach. Image Tourism NSW
Two surfers with a dog at Bondi Beach. Image James Pipino, Tourism NSW
Skateboarder and bikerider on skate ramp at Bondi beach. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
Two young women and a young man learning to surf with a 'Let's Go Surfing' instructor at Bondi Beach. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
Two young women and a young man eating lunch on grass at Bondi Beach. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
Two young women shopping in Bondi. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
Friends at the Bondi beach end of the Coogee to Bondi walk. Image Pierre Toussaint, Tourism NSW
Friends walking to the North Bondi RSL, Bondi. Image James Pipino, Tourism NSW
View of North Bondi ocean bath at sunset, Bondi. Image James Pipino, Tourism NSW
Popular Bondi Beach filled with summer crowds, Bondi. Image Hamilton Lund, Tourism NSW
A group of surfers crossing the road at Bondi, Sydney. Image Hamilton Lund, Tourism NSW
The 'Coogee Bay Hotel' beer garden at night, Coogee. Image Coogee Bay Hotel
Tamarama Beach at sunrise, Eastern Suburbs Sydney. Image Andrew Gregory
Jockies and their horses at the Royal Randwick Races, Sydney. Image Tourism NSW
Panoramic view of Ocean baths at dawn, Coogee, Sydney. Image Sally Mayman, Tourism NSW
Woman at historic Wylies Baths, Coogee. Man swimming in pool below. Image 3 Stroke Photography
Couple swimming in Coogee ocean pool with surf life saving club in background. Image Tourism NSW
Couple dining at cafe, Coogee Beach. Image 3 Stroke Photography
Aerial of Randwick Race Course and South West Sydney. Image Hamilton Lund, Tourism NSW
Boats on Coogee beach at dusk
Couple snorkelling at Gordons Bay, Coogee. Image 3 Stroke Photography
Woman holding cocktail at Limoncello bar and restaurant, Bay Street, Double Bay. Image Tony Yeates
View of Double Bay with yachts in foreground, Sydney. Image Tony Yeates, Tourism NSW
A Sydney seaplane lands in Sydney harbour. Image Sydney Seaplanes
View of boats at Double Bay marina. Image James Morgan, Tourism NSW
Long view of crowd on beach at Nielsen Park. Image Ian Lever
View of Knox Street at dusk, Double Bay. Image Tony Yeates
Shopping at EQ Village Markets. Image EQ Village Markets
Bavarian bier cafe, Moore Park
Brent street dance studio, Moore Park
Centennial parklands, Moore Park. Photo Chris Gleisner
Centennial parklands, Moore Park. Photo Chris Gleisner
Cinema paris, Moore Park
Comedy store, Moore Park
Golf course, Moore Park
Hoyts, Moore Park
Moonlight cinema, Moore Park
Strike bowling bar, Moore Park
Woman shopping at Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park, Sydney. Image Tony Yeates
Village markets, Moore Park
Local areas
- Bondi Bondi Beach is one of Sydney's most stunning beaches. Sydney.com lists Bondi Beach accommodation, restaurants, apartments, things to do, events & more
- Coogee Coogee Beach NSW is a beautiful shimmering Sydney beach. Sydney.com lists things to do in Coogee, restaurants, accommodation, hotels, events and more
- Double Bay Double Bay is located on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour, with pretty open parks, tree-lined boulevards, grand residences and luxurious penthouses.
- Moore Park Home to major sports stadiums, entertainment venues, a dining and shopping precinct and an expansive park, Moore Park has plenty of things to see and do.
- Watsons Bay Visit Watsons Bay and take a stroll along the picturesque coastline, or eat fish and chips at one of Australiaâs most celebrated seafood restaurants, or soak up the sun at Lady Bay – a popular nude beach!


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Ph.D. in Applied Geology
Steps toward completion of the Ph.D. in the Applied Geology program:
- Requirements for Graduation
- Ph.D. Minors
- Important Dates
- Forms
- Frequently Asked Questions
Information on this page is summarized from the "Doctoral Program Requirements" (printed copies may be obtained from the Department of Geology office, 221 McGilvrey Hall or from the Graduate Coordinator). One chapter of your thesis/dissertation, in final form, should be examined by the Office of Graduate Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences, for conformity to the rules before you complete and photocopy all the chapters. This will assure, in advance, the acceptance of your document.
Also see the Guide to Graduate Education at Kent State University for a summary of the policies and procedures for graduate education.
Requirements for Graduation (See University Catalog for details) (revised Sept. 27, 2013)
Minimum Graduate GPA (must be maintained each semester)
Preparation for Study
Minimum number of Graduate credits
Number of Dissertation I hours needed (GEOL 80199)
Preparation of the Preliminary Proposal and Program of Study
File signed PhD Proposed Program of Study Form with the Graduate Coordinator.
Written Candidacy Examinations
Upon completion the Report of Candidacy Examination form must be filed with the Office of Graduate Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences and the Graduate Coordinator.
Oral Dissertation Proposal Defense
The Notification of Approved Dissertation Topic and Prospectus form, and an abstract of the dissertation proposal must be filed with the Office of Graduate Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences and the Graduate Coordinator.
Progress During the "Dissertation Stage"
Dissertation Format
The dissertation must be written following the instructions in the Style Guide and the Libraries and Media Services guidelines for electronic preparation of your thesis or dissertation
Public Oral Dissertation Defense
All doctoral students are required to successfully pass an oral dissertation defense, which serves as a graded final examination (Pass/Fail). The grade given at the completion of the defense is final and cannot be changed without recourse to the academic appeals process (i.e., there are no second opportunities to defend the dissertation). In extraordinary cases, if the committee determines that the student is running into difficulty during the exam, the committee can vote to suspend the defense. This suspension will involve a significant time lapse during which appropriate revisions must be made. At a later date, the defense can be continued. Presentation of their student research at a scientific meeting is recommended, but not required for graduation. Additional procedural details can be found in the Guidelines for Dissertation Final Examination (Including a discussion of the dissertation committee composition).
The Report of Dissertation Final Examination must be completed directly after the Dissertation Defense.
The Report of Dissertation Final Examination must be filed with the Office of Graduate Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences and the Graduate Coordinator.
Once your revisions are complete and you have the final version of your thesis ready for electronic publication, gather signatures on your signature page (see example in the Style Guide), complete the Dissertation Preparation Approval Form, and submit both to the College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Affairs Office.
Complete the Department of Geology Graduate Student Check-out Form and file with the Graduate Coordinator.
All students must apply for graduation. The process is entirely online and accessible though FlashLine. The online Application for Graduation (first time only) is available in your FlashLine account, Student Tools, Graduation Planning Tools, "Application for Graduation".
Important Dates
There are several deadlines that must be met in order to graduate in a timely fashion:
- Applying for graduation
- Completing the thesis/dissertation defense
- Presentation of thesis/dissertation to the Office of Graduate Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences
If the student applies for graduation in one term and is delayed in finishing the work, it is necessary to file a re-application in the Office of Graduate Affairs, in the term in which graduation is anticipated. The re-application must be in the Office of Graduate Affairs by the deadline for application for graduation. Although reminders from the Graduate Coordinator and the Office of Graduate Affairs will be sent out, the Graduate Catalogue clearly stipulates that it is the responsibility of the student to meet the deadlines.
It is expected that the doctoral degree students entering Kent State with a master's degree will complete the degree in no more than nine years. Students possessing a master's degree will pass the candidacy examination within four calendar years of the first graduate registration at Kent State University. A doctoral candidate is expected to satisfactorily complete the dissertation and pass the final oral examination within five calendar years after having passed the candidacy examination.
Students must be continuously enrolled, including one summer term each year, prior to the completion of their degree. Please consult the Graduate Catalog for your enrollment term or the Department office for more information.
Departmental Scholarship Applications
Due by March 15
Application to Graduate
Due by 4:00 pm Friday of the first week of classes for the semester in which you wish to graduate
Dissertation Defense Deadline
Typically about 5 weeks before commencement (look for the posted deadlines each semester)
Dissertation Submission Deadline
Typically about 3 weeks before commencement (look for the posted deadlines each semester)
- PhD Proposed Program of Study Form (Department form)
- Report of Candidacy Examination (Graduate Studies form)
- Notification of Approved Dissertation Topic and Prospectus (College of Arts & Sciences form)
- Request a Graduate Faculty Representative for the Dissertation Defense Committee
(Online College of Arts and Sciences Form to be used by the Dissertation Advisor)
- Style Guide (College of Arts & Sciences forms)
- Guidelines for Dissertation Final Examination (Graduate Studies instructions)
- Libraries and Media Services guidelines for electronic preparation of your thesis or dissertation
- Dissertation Preparation Approval Form (Graduate Studies form)
- Report of Dissertation Final Examination (College of Arts & Sciences form)
- All students must apply for graduation. The process is entirely online and accessible though FlashLine.
- Graduate Student Check-out Form (Department form)
- Also see the Guide to Graduate Education at Kent State University for a summary of the policies and procedures for graduate education.
- Time Limits for Graduate Degrees - Application for extension of time limits
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific course work must be taken to satisfy the Ph.D. requirements?
Students must take at least 3 courses in their minor area. Beyond this the only specific requirement that must be completed prior to graduation is 30 hours of Dissertation I (80199) and 60 hours past the M.S. or 90 hours past the B.S. degree. Specific coursework necessary to prepare the candidate for the dissertation work will be selected on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the faculty advisor and the members of the examination committee. Keep in mind that in addition to the formal courses offered in the department you have the following options available to help you develop the skills you need:
- You can take courses at the University of Akron, Cleveland State University, and Youngstown State Univeristy through the Memorandum of Understanding, without transfer. This widens your choice of coursework substantially. Fill out and submit this form well before you need to register for the desired course. Discuss this with the Graduate Coordinator and/or your Advisor.
- You can cross-train with coursework in allied fields. You may want to check out the GIS or Remote Sensing courses in Geography; the Wetlands, Limnology, and Ecology courses in Biological Sciences; the Environmental Chemistry courses in Chemistry; computer programming courses in Math & Computer Science; or relevant courses in Physics. See the Registrar's website for available courses by semester.
How will the composition of my committee change as I progress toward my degree?
The candidacy examination committee consists of three members of the geology graduate faculty: the advisor, one minor advisor, and one general geology examiner. All members of the committee must have the appropriate graduate faculty rank as described in the departmental handbook. The dissertation committee evaluates the student's dissertation proposal. It consists of the candidacy examination committee, plus an outside member who may be from another department on campus or another institution if approved by the geology graduate faculty and the College. All members of the committee must have the appropriate graduate faculty rank as described in the College of Arts and Sciences Rules Regarding the Final Examination.
Upon completion of the dissertation proposal defense, the dissertation final examination committee is formed which consists of the dissertation proposal committee and a graduate representative appointed by the Office of Graduate Affairs of the College of Arts and Sciences. The graduate representative may also serve as the moderator for the defense, or another individual may be appointed. The guidelines regarding the graduate representative and/or moderator are found in the College of Arts and Sciences Rules regarding the Graduate Faculty Representative and Dissertation Defense Moderator.
Requests for an outside committee member from another institution should be made in writing by the potential advisor to the graduate coordinator and accompanied by a current version of the CV for the potential outside member. The request is voted on by the graduate faculty.
Can I transfer geological coursework from another institution?
Yes, you can transfer up to 12 hours of graduate credit, graded B or higher, from an accredited institution, as long as the work was done within 9-10 years of the completion date of your Ph.D. in Geology.
Where can I go to get the Dissertation style guide and the necessary forms I will need as I progress through the program?
The KSU College of Arts & Sciences Style Guide and Instructions for Typing Theses and Dissertations (updated in June 1998) is available in the College Office 108 Bowman Hall. You can also access these materials from this website, or at the appropriate page in the Arts and Sciences website (http://as.kent.edu/gradforms.htm). Libraries and Media Services also provides guidelines for preparing your thesis or dissertation to help you complete the process.
How can I efficiently plan my Ph.D. program, including the dissertation and coursework, so that I can finish the degree in a timely manner?
Remember that ultimately you are responsible for successful completion. Consult regularly with your advisor, committee, and the graduate coordinator.
How much time do I have to complete my degree?
See the University policy for degree completion. Application for extension of time limits.
What are the University Polices on Graduate Student Enrollment prior to and after I defend my dissertation proposal?
Students who have not yet defended their PhD dissertation proposal, or who have no other programmatic or funding stipulation requiring them to be registered continuously are required to register for at least one out of three consecutive semesters, with the three summer terms counting as one semester. If they fail to meet this minimum enrollment, they will be dis-enrolled and will need to re-apply to the University to reactivate their status. For example, a student who is registered for both terms during the academic year would not need to register over the summer, but a student who was not registered for a full academic year, would need to register for at least one of the three summer terms to avoid dis-enrollment.
The Department of Geology requires all Department and University funded students to be enrolled full time (8 or more graduate credits) during the academic year. Students who are not funded by the department are recommended to be enrolled full time to ensure that they make continued progress toward their degree and to save on tuition and fees by shortening their time to degree.
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According to the USDA's latest "Crop Progress" report, 16 percent of the top 18 corn-producing states are in poor or worse condition, up slightly from last week's report of 14 percent. However, from Colorado to Illinois to as far north as North Dakota, corn conditions deteriorated substantially over the last week.
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Inside Adelaide talks to five residents and businesses about why they are voting in the Adelaide City Council elections, this October 20 - November 7.
Professor Larry Frank from the University of British Columbia's School of Population and Public Health talks about the relationship between our built environment and how healthy we are, at the world's premiere cycling conference.
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From reflecto fashion design to the archives of South Australia's early cyclists, the Velo-city Global (2014) Spin Cycle sessions gave eight presenters the chance to tell their story in under five minutes.
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Attacks across Iraq kill 16 as violence rages on
Wednesday - 10/23/2013, 1:55pm EDT
By SINAN SALAHEDDIN
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BAGHDAD (AP) - Bombings at marketplaces and busy streets around Iraq's capital and other attacks killed 16 people Wednesday, officials said, the latest in a wave of violence roiling the country.
Violence in Iraq has intensified since April to levels not seen since 2008. At least 452 people have died in attacks across the country so far this month, according to an Associated Press count.
The deadliest attack Wednesday targeted a market in the town of Madain, 20 kilometers (14 miles) south of Baghdad. There, authorities said a bomb killed five shoppers and wounded 13.
A bomb exploded during the morning rush hour on a commercial street in Baghdad's western Amariyah neighborhood, killing four people and wounding 10, police said. A bomb at an outdoor market in the Abu Ghraib area, just west of the Iraqi capital, killed two shoppers and wounded eight, officials said.
Gunmen also shot dead two police officers as they were heading to work in Ramadi, 175 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad, authorities said. The city is the provincial capital of the western Anbar province and a former al-Qaida stronghold.
In the northern city of Mosul, a bomb exploded at a small restaurant, killing two people and wounding six, officials said.
Also Wednesday, authorities raised the death toll from attacks that took place the previous night targeting police in Anbar to 19, including three civilians. Earlier reports said eight police officers had died in the Anbar attacks.
In the first attack Tuesday night, a suicide bomber rammed his explosive-laden car into a checkpoint at the entrance of the town of Rutba, killing five police officers. Another suicide bomber drove his car into a nearby bypass where a group of police officers stood guard, killing four officers and three civilian truck drivers. Clashes elsewhere in the volatile province killed seven more officers.
Medical officials confirmed the casualty figures for the attacks. All officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to media.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks Tuesday and Wednesday, though suicide and car bombings are a favorite tactic of al-Qaida's local branch. It frequently targets civilians in markets, cafes and commercial street, as well as members of the security forces.
Associated Press writer Sameer N. Yacoub contributed to this report.
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Winter season personals: Apple Picking
17 Jan
All's quiet on the blog front… the winter off-season is in full effect here at KMP! There may not be as many weddings in the cold weather, but I'm still working away on albums, wedding-scheduling, and even the occasional cold-weather portrait session. But that makes for one lonely blog!
So I thought I'd liven it up around here with a personal post, just for the fun of it. Often-times I get so focused on the work that needs to be done that I totally let any and all personal fun photos fall through the cracks of editing, so I pulled up this fun day and got to relive my favorite fall activity: apple picking! It's a Miller family tradition that has grown in number as we've added new family & friends, so this year we had a full crew headed to the orchards for delicious apples. But perhaps our favorite part of the day is when it's time to go to the main barn for bratwurst, cider doughnuts, smoked cheese, and fresh apple cider (what can we say? We love food!). What are your favorite family traditions?
Our niece Indy goes crazy over apples!
Love this guy. :)
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I have dreams about these doughnuts.
Now I have to wait a whole year to do this again! Best. day. ever. :)