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Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Kent Maly Aug 27, 2013 2:02 PM (in response to Kent Maly)
...oh, yeah, and the "firstname.lastname@example.com" e-mail address doesn't work.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Dana Grennier Aug 27, 2013 2:34 PM (in response to Kent Maly)
Thanks for letting us know, Kent. We will get to work to try to straighten out this bug for you.
As a temporary solution, please feel free to fill out the certificate application here.
I am sorry for the hiccup in our process.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Pamela Seiler Aug 27, 2013 2:03 PM (in response to Kent Maly)
Hey Kent! Sorry you're having issues with the application. I've tagged Dana Grennier and Jen Haro on this note, they will be able to help. Thanks for your note and we'll get it straightened out!
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Jen Haro Aug 29, 2013 11:32 AM (in response to Pamela Seiler)
The date formatting issue should be resolved now if you would like to go back to the application and give it a try.
Thanks for reporting the issue!
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Kent Maly Aug 29, 2013 11:59 AM (in response to Jen Haro)
Nope, still not working. Error message:
The following errors have occured:
- undefined: Please enter a valid date format: MM/DD/YYYY
Thanks for looking at it, Jen
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Brittany Kelley Aug 29, 2013 4:23 PM (in response to Kent Maly)
I was having this same issue earlier today, but it seems to have cleared up now.
Unfortunately, I'm get a new error message when I try to either continue or save & quit after the first page of my transfer student application:
The following errors have occured:
- Unable to find application to save.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Dana Grennier Aug 29, 2013 4:45 PM (in response to Brittany Kelley)
Thank you for this additional error message reporting.
If you would like, you can click here transfer application link
This is our previous application and we are accepting it until the new site has the kinks worked out.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Dana Grennier Aug 30, 2013 8:21 AM (in response to Brittany Kelley)
Hi Brittany
I spoke with our tech consultants and here is what they had to say about the error you received:
Unable to find application to save" essentially means that the user's login session on the app has timed out. Refreshing the app will reload the saved information and allow the user to continue
Please let me know if that helps or if you have chosen to process your application through the link I provided.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Brittany Kelley Aug 30, 2013 1:32 PM (in response to Dana Grennier)
Hi Dana--
I was able to get the application submitted through the new site today. Thanks for checking into things!
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Kent Maly Aug 30, 2013 2:11 PM (in response to Brittany Kelley)
Works for me now, too.
Thanks everyone.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Kayla Uniewski Nov 13, 2013 8:17 PM (in response to Kent Maly)
I am having problems with it now too. My name is clearly typed in on the last page but for some reason it keeps saying that I need to confirm my first name?
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?David Walsh Nov 13, 2013 9:19 PM (in response to Kayla Uniewski)
Hi Kayla,
Oh no! I'm sorry that you were unable to submit your application!
I've seen the same exact same error message when a user's last name on the first screen doesn't match the last name on the last screen. My recommendation is to go the "Step 1: Basic" (outlined in red in the screenshot) page and confirm that there isn't an extra space after your last name. An easy way to do this is to just delete whatever is in the box and re-type it. Once you confirm this, go back to the "Review & Submit" screen and re-enter your last name.
Give that a shot and let me know if you are still experiencing the issue. I'll keep my eye on the thread to make sure you're able to successfully submit.
Re: "Apply2MSOE" app hosed?Kip Kussman Nov 14, 2013 1:27 PM (in response to Kayla Uniewski)
HI Kayla-
Dave is totally right. We are actually adding a note to the app to let students know that they must enter their name the same in both fields. Please let me know if you are still having problems.


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This festival celebrates the best Seneca Lake has to offer. Over 40 participating wine and food vendors, where all the wineries are from Seneca Lake, with many being popular members of our Trail, and virtually all the food vendors are either from Seneca Lake, or at least within the Finger Lakes Region. Taking place in scenic Clute Park, at the southern end of Seneca Lake in Watkins Glen the weekend of May 30-31 this fun, uncrowded festival will feature award winning wines, delicious food, and various types of great, local music. For more information on this popular festival, visit their website here: http://senecalakewineandfood.com/
This is one of the Seneca Lake Wine Trail's newest wine and food pairing weekend event. Come celebrate summer, the many wonderful foods associated with this beautiful time of year, and the fantastic wines that pair with grilled and summertime foods! Featuring dishes like Belhurst Estate Winery's Balsamic Glazed Flank Steak w/ Caramelized Onions, Fruit Yard Winery's Chicken Fruit Salad, and Zugibe Vineyards' Smoked Chicken Thighs with Mediterranean Glaze just to name a few! Start your summer season off with this fun-filled wine and food pairing weekend, check in at your chosen starting winery, pick up your ticket and gift item, then enjoy a self-guided tour around beautiful Seneca Lake during this 2-1/2 day event. This event is now completely sold out.
Our popular 2015 Wine Weekday Passport, valid from January 2 through June 30, is now on-sale both here online, as well as at many winery tasting rooms. This little booklet enables visitors to enjoy a complimentary, standard flight of wine samples at over 24 of our member wineries, one time each. It is especially useful for regional fans of our wineries, who can use the Passport across multiple days throughout its duration. But even if you're only visiting for a day or two, provided you visit at least 10 of our member wineries, it represents a good value. The Wine Weekday Passport is not intended for large groups of 8 or more people. Passport bearing customers that purchase at least one bottle of wine from at least half the participating wineries will receive a similar, complimentary Passport next year. Make sure if you do purchase a bottle at one of the wineries you visit, that you have the staff stamp your Passport on page 22 confirming that purchase. While we ship them within just a few business days of receiving your order, it can sometimes take the post office upwards of three weeks to deliver them to you. Therefore if you plan on visiting the Trail in the next 3 weeks, do not purchase the Passport online, and instead purchase them at one of the many participating wineries that will be selling them for the same price in their tasting room. Most questions about the Passport can be answered by visiting the detailed page about it here. For additional questions about the Passport, please call our offices during regular business hours at 877-536-2717.
Our newest member winery is Bagley's Poplar Ridge Vineyards, and below is a recent interview with owner Brittany Bagley.
Enjoy this terrific video produced by Matt Ziegler, with voice over work by Sayre Fulkerson of Fulkerson Winery, beautifully elaborating on this year's harvest specifically, and the process of grape harvesting in general:
Events that are bold are our larger, established wine and food pairing weekends, while the others are relatively new and/or different types of events with fewer attendees. If you have any additional questions about our 2015 events, please feel free to call our office during regular business hours at 877-536-2717.
Wine Weekday Passport Valid 1/2/15 - 6/30/15Smokin' Summer Kickoff, June 12-14November Deck the Halls Weekend, November 20-22, 2015 December Deck the Halls Weekend, December 4-6, 2015
Bagley's Poplar Ridge Vineyards and, under new ownership, Castel Grisch Winery have both been welcomed back aboard the Seneca Lake Wine Trail and will be participating in various programs throughout 2015 and beyond. As is the case with all our member wineries, these new members are committed to crafting quality wine using grapes harvested in the region, creatively and passionately reflecting the terroir.
2015 TripAdvisor Certificate of ExcellenceOnce again the Seneca Lake Wine Trail was awarded a Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor! When visiting our member wineries, or attending our Trail-wide events, you can be assured that you'll not only be enjoying world class wines, but also interacting with superb staff in beautiful tasting rooms. To contribute your review of the Seneca Lake Wine Trail, visit their site here.
Trail AssociatesWe realize your main reason for visiting our site is most likely to find information about our member wineries, but also know that most visitors to our region will be seeking other businesses like restaurants, lodging, transportation providers, breweries/distilleries/cideries, and other attractions. You can patronize any of these regional businesses confident that they are doing their utmost to help you have a fun, safe and enjoyable time in the Finger Lakes Region. To view a handy map that shows all of those businesses and our member wineries at once, click here.
Large Group ToursWe are frequently asked about setting up a tour of our member wineries by large groups. Each winery has its own individual policies. Some wineries require appointments for groups of 8 or more people, others don't require an appointment unless the group exceeds 16 people, for example. In some instances tasting fees are the same between a large group and an individual, in other cases they are different. Please click here for more information on bringing a large group to the Seneca Lake Wine Trail, and feel free to call our office during regular business hours with any additional questions.
Introduction to the Seneca Lake Wine TrailThe following 22 minute video provides an excellent overview of our organization, member wineries and how our industry has contributed to the economic vitality of the communities in which our wineries reside. If you do not see the clip below (some Firefox users report difficulties) you might have better luck viewing it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqOO2d0JcpU
Surrounding the sapphire waters of Seneca Lake, our 35 member wineries invite you to experience a destination rich in history, beauty, and the production of world-class wines. Located in the heart of New York's Finger Lakes Region, our climate supports not only the growth of hardy native grapes and premium hybrids, but also more delicate varieties such as Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir. Along the Seneca Lake Wine Trail you will truly find a wine to suit every taste. Request Information or contact us if you have questions. To sign up for our email newsletters (we only send 6-10 per year) click here. And to request a copy of our brochure, click here. For more information on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail you're also always welcome to give our administrative office (we ourselves are not actually a winery) a call weekdays 9am-5pm toll-free at 877-536-2717. You can also send mail to us at 2 N. Franklin St, Suite 320, Watkins Glen, NY, 14891.
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Rome Area Map - Hotel Lord Byron
Getting To & Around Rome
Rome Neighborhoods
Nearly 500 square miles of winding streets, atop or between seven storied hills and freckled with world-renowned attractions, Rome is a lot to maneuver almost any way you look at it. Understanding the Eternal City's layout can help you from becoming eternally lost.
Vatican City tucks off one of the western curves of the Tiber River, which snakes north to south to Roma's west. Ancient Rome is located on a large swath of land in south-central Rome, and many of city's other famous districts and attractions radiate off.
Ancient Rome
Accessible via the Colosseo and Circo Massimo metro stops.
The crumbling yet still-magnificent Ancient Rome is at the center of the city, in part of a larger area called the Centro Storico (or historic district). View the Colosseum, which a couple centuries ago, would host 80 A.D.'s spectator sports -- think Russell Crowe in the film Gladiator. Consequently, Romans donning Gladiator costumes (who sadly don't resemble Crowe) fill this area and will solicit several euros for a picture taken with them. Also here are Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum and Circus Maximus.
When you're finished touring the nearby Capitoline Museum (Musei Capitolini), make sure to check out the Michelangelo-designed Piazza del Campidoglio. Frommer's says, "Because of its ancient streets, airy piazzas, classical atmosphere, and heartland location, this is a good place to stay."
Corso and Spagna
Accessible via the Barberini and Spagna metro stops.
North of Ancient Rome are the districts of Corso and Spagna, but more importantly the home of Trevi Fountain. To make a wish to return to Rome, toss a coin into the fountain over your left shoulder and with your right hand. Each year Rome collects more than €100,000 from the bottom of the Trevi, most of which is given to charity. An excellent gelato shop, the Gelateria San Crispino, backs onto the Piazza di Trevi, but beware of the massive crowds.
The Spanish Steps in the Piazza di Spagna are another iconic attraction in Rome. Fodor's says the famed staircase have attracted "18th-century dukes and duchesses on their Grand Tour, 19th-century artists and writers in search of inspiration -- among them Stendhal, Honoré de Balzac, William Makepeace Thackeray, and Byron -- and today's enthusiastic hordes."
Architecture buffs will enjoy this area's monster-shaped Palazetto Zuccaro, the former home of 16th-century painter Frederico Zuccaro and current-day home of the city's fine arts library, and the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, a palace cum art gallery. Sant'Ignazio (or the Church of St. Ignatius) is another must-see for its awe-inspiring examples of 17th century art and architecture.
The Villa Borghese is located just northeast of Spagna and is a sprawling park, complete with three museums, numerous fountains and winding footpaths. Let's Go Rome says, "Imagine NYC's Central Park, but a little less central, a little more Mediterranean, and of course, with a little more marble sculpture and Roman grace."
Navona and Campo
Accessible via the Barberini metro stop.
Navona and Campo are located to the northwest of Ancient Rome and brim with opulent palaces, from Palazzo Altemps to Palazzo Farnese, as well as churches, including the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi. The former pagan temple, otherwise known as the Pantheon, rises in this northwest corner of Rome and even after hundreds of years, fits Lord Byron's description: "Simple, erect, severe, austere, sublime."
Travel writers say the Piazza Navona -- the baroque-style square, filled with fountains, sculptures and endless people enjoying gelatos or coffees at the numerous indoor and outdoor cafés -- are good places to rest after a hard day of sightseeing. Also, the pedestrian square -- Campo de' Fiori -- is a vibrant market in the mornings and a youth-filled nightlife hangout in the evenings.
Repubblica and Quirinale
Accessible via the Repubblica and the Castro Pretorio metro stops.
The districts of Repubblica and Quirinale rise to the northeast of Ancient Rome and also contain lots of palazzos, piazzas and churches. Travel Channel says, "Quirinale is the highest of the seven hills, has Piazza Omonima on its summit, with its colossal statues of the gods, Castor and Pollux and the Palazzo del Quirinale, where the president lives."
One of the more famous churches -- the Santa Maria della Vittoria -- holds Bernini's theatrical representation of the Ecstasy of St. Theresa, in statue form. Nearby MACRO, a contemporary art gallery is housed in the former factory.
Esquilino and Celio
Take a taxi.
Located southeast of Ancient Rome along the low-lying slopes and valley of the Esquiline Hill, Esquilino and Celio are known for their dead. The Tomb of Cecilia Metella (Tomba di Cecilia Metella), the Catacombs of St. Callixtus (Catacombe di San Callisto) and the Catacombs of St. Sebastian (Catacombe di San Sebastiano) are all burial grounds located in these southeastern districts.
The Basilica di San Clemente is a nearby archaeological wonder (a 12th-century church built on top of a 4th-century church built on top of a pagan temple). Santa Pudenziana is another famed church.
Aventino & Testaccio
Accessible via the Piramide metro stop.
South of Ancient Rome, Testaccio is hailed for its authentic Italian cooking. Here, you'll still be able to find traditional Roman restaurants serving up age-old recipes. But, Frommer's says, "Change is on the way, however, and this is a neighborhood on its way up. Nightclubs have sprung up in the old warehouses, although they come and go rather quickly." Aventino, on the other hand, has become an upscale residential district.
Rent a bike or take a taxi.
Travel Channel says this about the western Trastevere district: "Many people (foreigners and Romans alike) want to live in this highly desirable district, home of historic places of worship such as the Santa Maria in Trastevere and hot night spots like Trastè."
About the Chiesa di Santa Maria in Cosmedin, Let's Go Rome says, "The portico's Bocca della Verità, a drain cover with a river god's face, was made famous by Audrey Hepburn in 1953's Roman Holiday. But beware, medieval legend has it that the 'mouth of truth' bites any liar's hand."
The Teatro di Marcello was an ancient theater that held 20,000 spectators, though later it was refinished into a residence for one of Renaissance Italy's noble families. Today, however, it's used as a venue for open-air concerts in the summertime. And don't miss Rome's largest market, the Porta Portese, which brims with vendors and shoppers every Sunday morning.
Vatican City
Accessible via S. Pietro metro stop.
Northwest of Ancient Rome and across the Tiber River sits the independent city-state of Vatican City, which provided inspiration for Dan Brown's bestsellers, Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code. The pope's home, as well as the headquarters for the worldwide Catholic Church, Vatican City contains Basilica di San Pietro (St. Peter's Basilica), the famed Sistine Chapel (and Michelangelo's painted ceiling), and the extensive Vatican Museums, in which hangs Raphael's School of Athens, among other famous pieces. Bernini's Colonnade in St. Peter's Square provides a beautiful optical illusion, and the Vatican Gardens offer respite from art-overload. Note that guards will "shush" you if you're being too loud or yell at you for trying to take pictures in the Sistine Chapel.
About 40 minutes east of Rome is Tivoli, made famous for its Villa Adriana and Villa d'Este -- two UNESCO World Heritage sites. The hilly city, crawling with narrow streets and peppered with steep cliffs makes for an ideal countryside daytrip, especially after all of the city's cement and marble. The Villa Adriana belonged to the 2nd century Roman Emperor Hadrian, while the Villa d'Este was a Renaissance manor house commissioned by a 16th century Catholic cardinal.
Just 40 minutes southeast, the small town of Marino is best known for its Sagra dell'uva or Harvest Grape Festival. In October at the festival, the fountains of Marino are known to spurt with wine rather than water. The small city also shelters a handful of historic churches.
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Telltale Games has released a single, lone screenshot for the upcoming episode of The Walking Dead game. The screenshot doesn't reveal too much, but does leave us with a pretty intense cliffhanger as Clementine comes face-to-face with a walker. What happens next remains to be seen, but the wait shouldn't be too much longer.
The new episode, titled "Around Every Corner", is set to release in October, with the fifth and final episode expected shortly after. Telltale recently confirmed plans to release the entire The Walking Dead season on disc. It is said to be available come December 4, 2012.


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Property: Trent township, tract 2B; Grantor: Heber Ray Taylor Jr., Judy M. Taylor; Grantee: Thomas E. Elmore III;
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Friday, September 17, 2010
The Sky Above Flower Hill Farm Watching the Light
26 comments:
- FlowerLady said...
Carol ~ The sky and clouds above you are beautiful. Those are great pictures and you can just feel the earth winding down for the day, becoming quieter of man made noises, as the night sounds emerge.
Thanks for sharing ~ FlowerLady
- September 17, 2010 at 3:28 PM
- Sophia Callmer said...
Yor skies are marvellous, I do understand your fascination, like the sea changning all the time.
kram Sophia
- September 17, 2010 at 4:08 PM
- Kimberly said...
Spectacular skies, Carol! The clouds are so puffy and tall with so many different colors!!! Really beautiful!
- September 17, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Curbstone Valley Farm said...
Our skies here mostly seem either clear blue, or completely fogged in these days. I love a good sunset though when the clouds lend a more moody feel to the sky. I love the way the sunlight is caught on the white clouds in your 2nd and 3rd shot. Gorgeous!
- September 17, 2010 at 5:33 PM
- The Intercontinental Gardener said...
Wonderful, wonderful pictures. Such a beuatiful play between the sky, clouds and light. Thanks, Carol, and have lovely weekend!
- September 17, 2010 at 8:12 PM
- Pam's English Garden said...
Dear Carol, What a wonderful reminder to all of us to look upwards! As a gardener, I spend so much time kneeling with my head down over the flowerbeds. Your gorgeous pictures tell me to look up to the skies more often. Thanks you. Pam x
- September 17, 2010 at 9:04 PM
- Bernie said...
Wow ... really spectacular! Loved the drama of that first photo.
- September 17, 2010 at 9:50 PM
- joey said...
The awesome sky is a wondrous free show, Carol, and you have a front row seat. Great photos. Though level ground here at home, we are high on a hill at the lake with breathtaking views when the fronts, changing every minute, come through.
- September 18, 2010 at 12:21 AM
- Aerie-el said...
Beautiful! I can almost feel the change in season...
- September 18, 2010 at 2:05 AM
- GardenJoy4Me said...
Carol girl .. what can I say ?
you know how much I love the sky and these are such glorious shots you have me in awe and SO wondering what it would be to lay down and watch the night sky unfold .. it would be heaven on earth no kidding .. I am watching my morning sky unfold right now .. but that thought about your sky will be with me for a long time!
"SO beautiful ..." just like in "Contact" : ) when Jodi Foster travels through the wormhole
Joy : )
- September 18, 2010 at 6:30 AM
- Les said...
You always get the best sky shots. Do you live near the top of a mountain?
- September 18, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- Carol said...
Thank you all!! Joey I recall seeing some of your lovely lake photos. I would love to have a body of water here. Les, I am on the near top of a hill... about 1,000 feet up ... maybe a bit more. The sky is nearly full dome, when I go away from the house and large Rock Maples. It is truly heavenly. ;>)
- September 18, 2010 at 8:27 AM
- Cyndy said...
Carol, Those are beautiful images - I love the sky and the quality of light this time of year...
- September 18, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
I am so looking forward to a sunset after 16 years of seeing no further then the apartment across the street.
Space, depth, and sunlight, I can't wait.
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
- September 18, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Sarah Laurence said...
I love how you've focused on the clouds as the central feature. What wonderful space you live in!
- September 18, 2010 at 12:02 PM
- Lucy said...
I LOVE yours wonderful photography.
Kind Regards, Lucy
- September 18, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- Gail said...
Sigh~it's all so beautiful! I miss the sunrise and sunset~closed in by trees here at C&L!
- September 18, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- gardenwalkgardentalk.com said...
Carol, such pretty sky shots. We are having one of those beautiful sky days today. Gorgeous sky with loads of clouds, but not the pretty surrounding landscape to match. Since it is a nice day, I will be off to a walk to the falls. Great weather.
- September 19, 2010 at 11:35 AM
- Edith Hope said...
Dearest Carol, How important it is to look up!! Your skyscapes are wonderful and do make me think of the infinite, the endless, the galaxies beyond galaxies......how very small we human beings are in the great scheme of things.
- September 19, 2010 at 1:45 PM
- debsgarden said...
Absolutely stunning! Your corner of the world is a wondrous place. Thanks for sharing! I posted some sky photos today, but I'm afraid they can't compare.
- September 19, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- The Violet Fern said...
What a beautiful sky. It is magic.
- September 20, 2010 at 10:30 AM
- Ellada said...
Beautiful sky and great shot.
- September 20, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- noel said...
gorgeous, i could enjoy peaking out of your inn :)
- September 20, 2010 at 6:24 PM
- Ever Green Tree said...
Totally agree... extraordinary light show... Beautiful shots of the sky!
- September 21, 2010 at 8:30 AM
- sweetbay said...
Your sky pictures, as always, are magnificent.
- September 22, 2010 at 10:11 AM
Serendipity on the internet! I found myself here after wanting to see your frost photos again. (Time travel? February 2013.) How could I have missed this? The last photo could be a mural on one of the great cathedral ceilings of Italy. And I can't help but see the curvature of the earth in the third. What joy! I will take your wish to heart.
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It's time to break out the business casual and polish up the resume for today's annual job fair at Lenoir Community College.
Starting today at 9 a.m., nearly 120 employers from as far as Raleigh will fill the college's gymnasium. The event is free and open to everyone, giving job seekers and students the opportunity to see what careers are available.
"In today's job market, it's easy to get a little discouraged," said Frances Gaskins, LCC's director of cooperative education. "I think having a job fair lets you know that there may not be a huge amount of jobs available, but there are jobs available. If they know there are jobs available and what those requirements are, then as a student they can gauge classes around that and prepare themselves on what that job requires."
She said although the job fair is open to everyone in the community, the school tries to complement LCC programs by offering a wide variety of vendors. The fair will include representative from U.S. Cellular, Woodmen of the World, Boys and Girls Club, Avon and several area agencies. The whole spectrum is covered as companies from the restaurant business and the health field to the media and country club will participate.
"Students usually flock to those employers that are related to what they're studying," Gaskins said. "And a lot of the hospitals … hire such a variety. We have had people hired on the spot. Little Caesar's, that's just come to Kinston, I think they will be doing some hiring."
Gaskins said the fair has expanded from about 30 vendors in the early 1990s.
Another change that came with time was the means of job searching. She said people can electronically submit hundreds of resumes and not ever get a chance to have face-to-face conversation about the job.
"Employers don't see the person who is applying for a position, but they will get their resume and see them on paper," Gaskins said. "We feel that the job fair gives jobs seekers the opportunity to actually meet with that human resources person, shake hands and to find out about the company. Those are things that you just don't get to do."
Jordan Braswell, a LCC student in his second year, said he will be looking to meet with companies related to psychology.
"Personally, it gets me prepared when I go apply for a job," he said. "You want to have your things, like a resume, ready, make sure you're dressed nicely and make a first impression. You get a general idea of what's out there that we have in the local community."
Dozens of area residents and students are expected to attend the fair today.
"We're in an environment where we only get to send a resume, so we never get to hear back," Gaskins said. "I think people should really come out and take advantage.
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It is hard to recall of the time where EMI shield coatings and seal gaskets were not available, but those times existed not so long ago. EMI shielding has evolved in many respects through the years and will likely have an increased and expanding role in future of high performance electronics.
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For years, designers of industrial, medical and other isolated systems had limited options when implementing safety isolation: the only reasonable choice was the optocoupler. Today, digital isolators offer advantages in performance, size, cost, power efficiency and integration. Understanding the nature and interdependence of three key elements of a digital isolator is important in choosing the right digital isolator.
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What about renaming the repo to "SublimeText/Issues"? Because "BugTracking" seems to imply that this is a plugin to track bugs within Sublime Text or similar whereas "Issues" is more straight forward. Plus, with the "SublimeText" org in front of it it translates to "Sublime Text Issues".


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HIGH POINT, N.C. – The Presidents of Conference Carolinas institutions have launched an initiative for the 2012-2013 academic year in the form of a diversity specific Graduate Studies Incentive Grant. The grant program is structured to encourage continued graduate preparation of minority individuals currently working within member athletics departments. The inaugural grant was divided among three recipients: Katie Huff of Pfeiffer University, Lindsay Jackson of Limestone College, and LaToya Lindsey of Mount Olive College. The recipients are employees of the respective institutions, and are amidst pursuing their graduate degrees.
Presidents' see this as the next step in an ongoing initiative to insure student-athlete opportunities to experience diverse leadership during the collegiate athletics experience.
Hired in August 2011, Katie Huff serves as the Assistant Swimming Coach at Pfeiffer University, where she is studying for her master's in Business Administration. In addition to her duties at Pfeiffer, Huff also serves as the Assistant Director at Richfield Child Development Center, and assists Head Coach Anderson with the Highland Creek Hurricanes swim team. A 2011 graduate of Catawba College, Huff obtained her B.S. in Business Administration and completed a successful Division II swimming career as a two-time MVP and captain. She plans to use the grant money for tuition, books and supplies.
Lindsay Jackson was named Limestone College's first Head Field Hockey Coach in November 2008, has served as the Senior Woman Administrator since mid-2010, and is the liaison to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Prior to Limestone, she was the assistant women's lacrosse coach for two seasons at St. Andrews Presbyterian University. A 2006 graduate of Mercyhurst College, Jackson is currently enrolled in the University of Ohio's online graduate program, where she is studying for her master's in Coaching Education.
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LaToya Greene Lindsey was named Assistant Director of Athletics and Compliance Coordinator at Mount Olive College in the summer of 2006. She also serves as Senior Woman Administrator, Student-Athlete Affairs Coordinator, SAAC Advisor and freshman seminar instructor. Before arriving at Mount Olive, Lindsey spent 2 1/2 years as Assistant to the Commissioner for Compliance and Student Development at the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Lindsey graduated from Winston-Salem State University, earning a degree in sports management with a concentration in business administration. She completed her master's of science degree in general administration from Central Michigan University. Lindsey plans to apply the grant money towards books and tuition costs.


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High Point, NC---High Point defeated Pfeiffer 4-2 in men's socer action Saturday night. High Point improves to 5-8-3 on the season while the Falcons fall to 8-7. This was the last regular season game for Pfeiffer who now travel to St. Andrews on Wednesday for an opening round game in the CVAC Tournament. Game time is 2:00 pm.
Cole Atkins got the Panthers in the game early from nine yards out when Josh Windley volleyed the ball into the box where Atkins beat the keeper in the sixth minute. In the 19th minute Christian Morsaw sent a quick pass into Archer in the box where he was able to turn to face the goal and send the ball sailing past the Pfeiffer keeper. The Falcons wouldn't go away and in the 40th minute Davi Lorenzo caught the volley from Brenden Greehy to pull Pfeiffer within one going into the intermission. High Point came strong out of the break. In the 52nd minute the Falcons committed a costly foul. Dan Haywood took the direct kick that found Archer inside the box again where he connected for his second goal of the season and his 11th goal of the season. The Panthers again found the back of the net just five minutes later when Windley scored his fourth goal of the season unassisted.
Pfeiffer's Matthew Harris scored in the 63rd minute to pull the Falcons within two but it wasn't enough to overcome HPU. High Point held the 21-10 advantage in shots and the 10-8 advantage in shots on goal. Daniel Clark had five saves for the Panthers coming in as relief keeper in the second half while the Falcon's relief keeper John Britt had four in the second half.


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Kate Winslet At just 35, highly-acclaimed actress Kate Winslet has more ex-husbands than Oscars. The Titanic star was divorced from first husband Jim Threapleton in 2001 after having daughter Mia, now 10. She's currently separated from her second spouse, Sam Mendes, who she married in 2003 and split with last May. The couple have a son named Joe, 7.
Melanie Griffith was only 14 when she met first husband Don Johnson and the couple tied the knot when she was 18. After a whirlwind 6-month marriage, they divorced and Melanie went on to marry and divorce Steven Bauer before walking down the aisle with Johnson again! Griffith, 53, is now happily wed to Latin star Antonio Banderas.
Teri Hatcher's first trip down the aisle was with Markus Leithold in 1988 but the mismatched union only lasted a year. After finding fame on Lois And Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Teri Hatcher married The Closer star Jon Tenney and gave birth to daughter Emerson. The couple have been divorced since 2003 and Teri's proved that she's far from being a Desperate Housewife in real life.
Party Of Five star Neve Campbell married first hubby Jeff Colt when she was just 22 but the fire of the young romance burned out within three years. She remarried rapidly to John Light but now 37, Neve is working on her fourth Scream movie and her second divorce.
Former party-girl Drew Barrymore, 35, got hitched to teen lover Jeremy Thomas when she was just 19 but the marriage was destined for doom and they divorced just days after Valentine's the following year. Her surprise marriage to Tom Green wasn't anymore successful and the E.T. star split from the comedian within 18 months.
Marriage is no laughing matter for funny guy Jim Carrey. The Mask star was just 22 when he wed first wife and mother of his child, Melissa Carrey. After that union turned into a bad joke with a very messy divorce in 1995, he married his Dumb & Dumber co-star Lauren Holly with the same results.
Many Desperate Housewives fans don't even know that Eva Longoria, now 35, was married to General Hospital star Tyler Christian when she was 27. The marriage only lasted two years and Eva has since claimed that she was too young to be married. It wasn't age but a high-profile cheating scandal that doomed her second marriage to NBA star Tony Parker and a devastated Eva filed for divorce in November.
Wild child Angelina Jolie married English actor and Hackers co-star Jonny Lee Miller when she was 21 but the on-set romance didn't last much past the film's release. Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton later shocked fans - and his then-fiancee Laura Dern - with thier shotgun wedding in 2000. Sadly even wearing mutual vials of blood couldn't keep the couple together but as the world knows, Angelina, 35, is now happily not-married to Brad Pitt while constantly expanding their ever-growing family.
Jennifer Lopez is still getting grief from first husband Ojani Noa over legal issues over 13 years after they got divorced. The Jenny From The Block singer then married dancer Cris Judd but they're creative collaboration only lasted 18 months. Luckily Lopez found true love with Marc Anthony and the pair have twins, Emme and Max, who are almost three.
Hot mama Halle Berry had terrible luck with men during her younger years! Her marriage to first husband baseball player David Justice ended in 1997 amidst rumors of physical abuse, while her second union with Eric Benet exploded after he was treated for sex addiction. The sexy Catwoman star is now dating French hunk Oliver Martinez with no plans to walk down the aisle a third time.
24 star Kiefer Sutherland married older woman Camille Kath when he was just 21, and while the marriage didn't last it did produce his beloved daughter, Sarah. An engagement to Julia Roberts ended when she ran off with his Lost Boys co-star Jason Patric, Sutherland mended his broken heart with a wedding to Kelly Winn but they were also divorced in 2004.
Baywatch star Pamela Anderson was swept off her feet by Motley Crue rocker Tommy Lee and the pair wed in Cancun, Mexico less than two months after meeting. After a rocky romance, an infamous sex tape and alleged infected tattoo needles, the couple headed to the divorce court in 1998. Anderson has since married and divorced equally controversial husbands, Kid Rock and Rick Soloman, and is now a single mom at 43.
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Kids' holiday wish lists used to be so simple. Furby. Tickle Me Elmo. Cup and Ball. Sure, when these items became mega popular parents had to scour the black toy market to fulfill the demands of their little snowflakes, but purchasing these items at retail was relatively inexpensive.
Those days are gone, however, according to a new study by Nielsen. This holiday season, perhaps more than any other, kids age 6 to 12 are amped to be wired, and we're not just talking about a sugar rush.
Nielsen surveyed kids age 6-12 and age 13-plus on what products they were most interested in buying in the next six months. For the younger kids, Apple's iPad, iPod Touch, iPad Mini, and iPhone claimed four of the top five spots on the list, with 33 percent of kids saying they wanted the iPhone ranging up to 48 percent wishing for the iPad. Only Nintendo's Wii U cracked Apple's stranglehold on kids' minds, popping in at No. 2 on the list with 39 percent of wishes.
The numbers are interesting in that they show just how aware of tech youngsters are, but what is extra interesting about the Nielsen study is how the numbers change when looking at the same survey but of teenagers aged 13 and over. In that survey, the iPad still takes the top spot with 21 percent of teens saying they are interested in buying in the next six months, but the next four spots on the list are occupied by "Computer," "Tablet Computer other than iPad," "Nintendo Wii U," and "iPhone." Those results indicate that higher powered computers, or tablets other than the iPad are resonating more with older kids.
Regardless, it is clear that tech is what is on kids' minds this year, and that means parents will be opening up the pocketbooks not just to satisfy their own gadget desires, but those of their kids as well.
When it comes to devices, kids' holiday wish lists are simple this year. The most-wanted gifts are predominantly from one company—Apple. According to a recent Nielsen study, Apple's popularity leading up to the holiday season continues a trend seen over the last couple of years, with American kids aged 6-12 generally more interested in the latest iOS offerings than other consumer electronics and gaming devices.
Approximately half the children surveyed expressed interest in the full-sized iPad (up from 44% last year), and 36 percent in the new iPad Mini. The iPod Touch and iPhone are also coveted devices among these young consumers (36% and 33%, respectively). Kids are also likely to ask for dedicated gaming hardware this holiday, with 39 percent excited to own Nintendo's just-released console offering, Wii U, and 29 percent indicating they want a device from that company's portable DS family. Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3 also proved appealing, with approximately one-quarter of kids 6-12 saying they want these high definition consoles.


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Lenoir Community College waited until its final opportunity but used a timely single by freshman Corey Nygard to defeat Patrick Henry Community College, 4-3, in Game 1 of Saturday's Region X doubleheader.
The Lancers broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning before giving up two runs to the Patriots in the eighth. Trailing in the eighth LCC sent just three batters to the plate during the frame and looked to be destined for another three-up, three-down inning in the ninth after Tee McConnell and Tyler Tant recorded outs.
"We tried to give it away at the end of the first game," Lancers coach Stony Wine said. "We got the bases loaded and it worked out."
Sam Remick, batting in the eight-hole, earned a walk during his at bat — one of just three given up by starter Josh Turner — and Stephen Butt singled to place runners on the corners.
The hit for the Lancers was the team's first since the fifth inning.
After leadoff batter Chastin Radford walked and the Patriots coaching staff elected to keep Turner in the game, Nygard came to the plate.
The third baseman fouled off three pitches and faced a 1-2 count before turning on Turner's pitch and pulled it down the third base line.
Remick scored easily and the relay wasn't in time as Butt crossed the plate for the win.
Nygard (3-5) was the only Lancers player with multiple hits during Game 1, including a triple. He also had two RBIs.
Kyle Smith, who started the game at shortstop, relieved Lancers starter Troy Jones in the eighth inning to earn the win. Jones struck out seven batters during his 7 1/3 innings of work.
Game 2: Patrick Henry C.C. 15, Lenoir C.C. 2, 5 inn.
While things fell the Lancers way during Game 1, PHCC left no doubt who the winner of the day's second game would be. The Patriots scored three runs during the first two innings before piling on eight more in the third to defeat the Lancers 15-2 in a shortened, five-inning game.
Trailing 3-0 in the first, the Lancers first two batters, Radford and Nygard, looked at a combined eight straight balls to earn walks. Designated hitter Ryan Blake knocked two runs in on a triple and LCC looked poised for a high scoring affair.
However, Corey Haynes quickly found his groove on the mound and the Patriots ended the inning with Blake still on third.
Haynes gave up just two more hits on his way to the victory — both during the second inning. With two outs and the bases loaded in the second Haynes fanned Robbie Hiser to end the threat.
The Patriots capitalized on the Lancers pitching mistakes in the third inning, picking up four walks and a hit by pitch to help increase the lead. Along with the Lancer pitching miscues PHCC had three double and three triples to stretch the lead.
"We are struggling to develop a consistent, strong mentality, with this team it seems like we can be good for five minutes and not the next," Wine said. "The good thing about baseball is that you can be bad one day and good the next."
Zane Pitzer — a home run away from the cycle — led the Patriots at the plate, going 3-for-4. He also had four RBIs.
Ryan Kopenski picked up the loss for the Lancers, who used six pitchers to make it through the five-inning game.
Game 3 of the series is set for today at noon.